UMBC may lose St. Mary's by Doris Martinez Auxiliary dormitory space that will sell as soon as the terms of the until it expires at the end of the the Administration has rented from agreement can be completed," academic year, thus U M BC students nearby St. Mary's Seminary may Leavitt said. He would not reveal the presently living in the dormitories not be available next year if the buyer's name, but added that the will not be displaced. Catholic Church finds a buyer for sale "could be completed as early as If the property is sold and a new the Wilkens Avenue property. October. " contract is not drawn with the new "We have been negotiating the Assistant Dean of Students, Dave buyers. Herman said that "the sale of that property since 1977," Herman said U M BC would talk present housing allocation plan said Reverend Robert Leavitt, with the new buyers about the would have to be adjusted." president of the seminary. "We will possible continued student use of the Herman also said that U M BC has sell it as soon as a qualified buyer property, although he also said he recently applied for a H U D grant for can meet up with the specific terms believes the potential buyers plan to the building of additional housing and conditions of the sale." use the property for a "nursing by 1983. Leavitt said the conditions of home type complex." "We're hoping that the school is purchase concern the chapel located Herman said that U MBC able to keep St. Mary's until then." on the property. presently has a yea rly housing said Herman, "Everyone would like "We are in negotiations with a contract with S1. Mary's. He said to see it work out." prospective buyer at this time and this year's contract will be honored RetRieveR

Students leave for classes from St. Mary's dormitory. Volume 16, Number 4 Unltlerslty of Maryland, Baltimore County September' 21, 1981 New Judictal Code In• effect

A newly revised UMBC Judicial or Food Services must now be operation of the Judicial Code." Code. which includes the placement brought before the Campus Judicial Rickard will also be responsible of faculty and staff on the Campus Board: or if the dispute is resolved, for appointment of members and Judicial Board, is in effect this the two parties must sign an final decisions on sanctions of semester after being approved by the agreement form provided by the suspension, expulsion or contact Board of Regents May 18th. Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs. termination. The present code retains only two Revision of the Campus Judicial Rickard will also be responsible of the three Judicial Boards included system became an i3sue when the for appointment of members and III the old code. The Resident Hall Student Government Associa­ final decisions on sanctions of Board, which was phased out due to tion (SGA) charged the Office of CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 lack of work, has been deleted. The Residential Life (ORL) with Student Traffic Board is renamed circumventing the student-run the Campus Traffic Board, but it Judicial Board. Under the past Hatchett still consists of student judges. Judicial Code, ORL had the option While, on the other hand, the of dealing with a student Rally in Washington Campus Judicial Board, which has administratively or referring the on hold appellate jurisdiction over the student to the Campus Judicial Traffic Board, now has a faculty Board. b I' Denise Lee Over 250.000 marched in Washington Saturday to protest the member and a staff member in In the revised code there is a new . Contract disagreements between economic and social policies of the Reagan administration. addition to the five student judges. provision for a Special Judicial University officials and representa­ A busload of UM BC students left the campus Saturday morning to "The system was based on the Board "comprised of one student, tives of the rock band Molly Hatchet join the march, which was said to rival the largest of the vietnam era College Park model and it is too big one faculty member, and one staff remain unresolved. delaying ticket demonstrations. for the needs of UMBC explained member. All three constitute a sales and publicity plans for th{ Billed as Solidarity day, the protest drew civil rights activists and union Barry Henderson, coordinator of quorum." This board only functions scheduled October 10 show in thl;' leaders who spoke aginst the president's economic programs. judicial affairs. when the Campus Judicial Board is Fieldhouse. U.S. Parti Service officials reported only minor disturbances at Any violations concerning ORL unable to meet the specified time The dispute centers around a Saturday'S march. requirements. This board presided recently issued standard state over hearings during August. contract which UMBC adoptd The new code takes into account about three weeks ago. According to the reorganization of student J on Pinder, SG A's director of films, UMBC: A controversy services into the Student Affairs lectures, and concerts, the division under Vice-Chancellor University contract contains Scott Rickard. Where in the old provisions which the agent will not before it was a school code final appelate decision rested agree to. with the dean of students arid the Director of Business Services Lee chancellor, the revised code makes Beitel said that the band must sign the Vice Chancellor of Student the University contract. although The University of Maryland UM Be: An evolution Affairs responsible "for the overall Baltimore County was enmeshed in CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 controversy before it was built. First in a series Questions of Maryland's higher education priorities along with in Maryland. Their objective was to concerns about where a second find acceptable options to absorb Plan . This plan for higher University of Maryland undergrad­ the growing college age population education, approved by the uate campus could best serve the produced by the post-war "baby Maryland Legislature, would public were of major concern to boom." There was a general provide for the upgrading of the state officials as well as the general Interest in upgrading Maryland's former teacher's colleges into public colleges. growing, academically healthy In 1955, a series of studies were One plan that received a great institutions. The plan also called the started concerning higher education amount of support was the Curlett State's attention to upgrading the resources of the community colleges and endorsed the opening of more two-year institutions. During 1962- On the Cover 63, the legislature provided money Cable TV offers yet another showcase for sophisticated American art to all of the State's teachers colleges forms. Our Edge City department takes a look at the video phenomena that staff artists Robert Hart and Charles Dubman teamed up to typify on for planning these changes. this week's cover. Salisbury State, Bowie State, and Towson State were given funds for construction. Many people saw Inside these financial commitments as an indication that the Curlett plan Dorm costs increase ...... 3 would be adopted as the educaton Rock band Face Dancer, along with four other area bands, performed In the Quadmania collage ...... 6 strafegy that would be used. quad Saturday as part of a free concert sponsored by the SGA. More Misty message ...... 8 photos of the event on page 6. CONTINUED ON PAGE 15, Page 2 Retriever

Academic ·Ieave established by Alan H. Feiler A new policy has been established "It's a real change of philosophy, I time." he said. this semester which allows students hope, from altogether withdrawing" Rickard said he developed the to withdraw from classes for up to said Gerry Sykes of the Academic idea for the new policy from his two semesters without being Leave and Withdrawal Office. experience at the University of required to re-register upon return Sykes, who said his office is "more California. Davis campus. where he to the University. devoted toward the psychological had resided for nine years before The policy, known as academic and emotional side of the U M BC coming to UMBC. He said that the leave, was proposed by Vice student," said the academic leave establishment of an academic leave Chancellor for Academic Affairs. policy allows withdra wal students to policy there had been a success. Scott Rickard . Rickard said the feel like they are <;till connected with policy will allow students to UMBC. SGA short "continue their affiliation with the "There is not that feeling of university while not attending." estrangement," he said. a quorum Rickard also said the policy will Students wishing to take an simplify registration procedures. academic leave must inform the bl' Denise Lee "We must reduce some of the red administration before the start of . The SGA's first meeting of the tape in universities," Rickard said. the semester. semester was adjourned after halfan The administration is also Sykes said there are few students hour because of inadequate Fire considering a proposal to allow presently on academic leave. "A lot attendance. academic leave students to use of students haven't taken us up on The meeting was called to order Fire broke out in the first floor trash room of Patapsco Hall campus facilities for a small fee . the academic leave at this particular Tuesday evening by SGA Vice Wednesday evening, causing damage to the room's trash receptacles. The President and President of the fire was the third in the trash room within one week. Senate Robin Kyler. "Since there is Greg Roepke, associate director of public safety. said all three fires not a quorum. no business can be were cases of arson. JudiCiary FROM PAGE 1 conducted as except for fixing a time "We are actively investigating and are following up on many leads," and date for the next meeting." said Roepke. Kyler said. Nine senators were present out of Roepke said the sprinkler system flooded the room during the fires but suspension, expUlsion or contract academic misconduct were heard by the II needed for a quorum. The there was no permanent damage. termination. the Academic Conduct committee Senate has a total of 23 senators. Associate Director of Residential Life, Clarence Robinson. declined to The old Campus Judicial System which reported directly to the The Se na te has met once. comment on the fires because they are under criminal investigation. had no jurisdiction over academic Steering committee of the Tripartite assembling over the summer to "I don't want to do anything to jeopardize the investigation." said affairs. Presently, there is a Senate. approve the SGA budget and ratify Robinson. temporary provision in the revised The Judicial Code was drafted by the Judicial Procedures committee cabinet members. code placing "plagiarism and The next meeting of the Senate is cheating relating to academic which first met in January 1979. The set for Tuesday, September 22. at FROM PAGE 1 records and reports" under the Attorney General's office rejected 5:00 p.m. in room 911 of the Concert Campus Judicial Board until the the first two d rafts, but a pproved the third in April of last year. Vice Administration building. rni!'.iom will be considered . One University official indicated "completion of organization of the Hl)\\'ever. Pinder said that Molly Friday that the disagreement had UMBC Senate, assuming that the C han ce II 0 r 0 f Ad min i s t ra t i ve ~~;.aSS~S!!!iSssse;.aSSSSS!!!iSS8) Affairs Sallie Giffen said, "The vote Hatchet's agent will refuse to sign broadened with the attachment of Facultv Senate will accept of the committee for the last draft any contract hut one he draws up additional conditions by the band res po n·s i b iii t y for a cad e m i c conduct. "Last year all cases of was unanimous." hi mscll. last week . 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Passing the second increase in to 15 percent of the University's state residents. "I think we have an academic standards in three years, a incoming freshmen to be admitted obligation to raise the standards. University Board of Regents even if they do not meet regular The state provides a total system Committee Tuesday approved a admission requirements. that . gives accessibility to any tough new admissions policy This system, Toll said, would student," Toll said. designed to enroll a higher quality of "take into account educational Because students who are turned student. disadvantages and special abilities down by the University can go to The proposal to raise the and also allows us to assure that we state and community colleges, Toll admissions requirements, including have a vigorous affirmative action said the University does not have to a new first-come, first-served program." set low standards simply to provide admissions system, was approved But the individualized admissions access. unanimously by the regents are not used for minority students "The University should educational policy committee after only, according to David Adamany, concentrate on students that can more than an hour of discussion. University academic affairs vice benefit most from the University's "This is part of a continuing president. "In part, (the 15 percent program," he said. "Part of the process for raising the University's i nd i vid ua lized ad missions) is University's obligation is to serve the academic standards," University essential to meet affirmative action able student who can relate with the President John Toll told the goals," he said. "But we assume that faculty. " committee. He said it was necessary there are some genuinely talented Under the University's to upgrade the University. bassoonists and maybe an cooperative program with state and Under the new standards, Toll occasional running back." community colleges, transfer said, guaranteed admission would Peter O'Malley, regents students can come to the University be granted to those students who are chairman, asked administrators why and suffer no disadvantage,Toll well-qualified for entranct the new standards could not be added. John Toll, President of the University of Maryland admission to the University. implemented before the 1983 CONTINUED ON PAGE 5 Students admitted under the regular summer session. admissions category, which will "Our goal is to increase operate on a first-come, first-served standards," Adamany said, but "not basis, must still meet a standard that so rapidly that students who had Dorm rates raised for '82 is somewhat above current been planning on going to the standards. University are eliminated." The An $80 dormitory fee increase for the regents are expected to pass the president. Currently, in-state freshman University has the conflicting next year was approved Tuesday by proposal because they regularly But Waxman told the committee applicants with a C-average in high responsibility to increase standards a University Board of Regents rubber-stamp proposals passed in the proposal should also consider school need a combined Scholastic "while allowing ourselves flexibility committee after objections from the . committee. the financial burden being placed on Aptitude Test (SAT) score of985 to to meet our obligation as a state two student regents forced the "The regents have considered the student residents. "[The be guaranteed admission to the university." he s'aid. Committee chairman to cast the tie­ many alternatives," said University proposal] fails to deal with the University. But under the new plan's University officials expect that a breaking vote. President John Toll after the vote. human side of the issue. For being a preferred admissions category, a C­ new pool of students will be David Fram, College Park's "We did not make increases in the public university, many students are average student would need a 1,490 attracted by the new high standards. student regent, and Joseph Hynson past years because there was a being priced out of living on SA T score to be assured entrance. But David Fram. student regent, from UMBC, voted against the phase-out by the state for campus," he said. In order to be considered for said, "I'm not coiwinced that a surge ' proposal. But Ralph Frey, physical (dormitory) utility costs and large Fram. who lives in a College Park admission on a first-come, first­ of students applyi"ng will offset the plant committee chairman, broke increases in tuition." The increase is dormitory, supported R HA and served basis, students with a · C­ numbers turned away. This, Fram the 2-2 vote by approving the necessary if the University plans "to asked the committee to delay the average must have a combined SAT said, could cause financial harm to increase. stay in the dormitory business," he vote until a more workable score of 1.030. some University campuses. The additional money will be said. alternative could be found. "This is a "We should take this step," Toll Both UMBC and the University's placed in the capital set-aside fund. a The Residence Halls Association little bit too much. too quick. A said. "but at the same time. we Eastern Shore campus (U M ES) rotating fund set up five years ago to urged the committee to delay the humanistic alternative would be to recognize that high school average have for ten years had problems cover maintenance and construction increase. but Frey said that would postpone the vote and ask the and combined SAT scores cannot reaching their enrollment goals 'costs at the University's four force the University to stop administration to come up with at measure how a student will while UMCP has had to limit the campuses. Currently, $300 from construction on existing projects. least another alternative," he said. perform." size of its freshman class. each student's $1,484 annual "Putting it off won't work," he said. But regents Allen Schwait. Lee For that reason, the University Because requirements for transfer dormitory fee is put into the fund . Regent Blair Lee agreed. ''I'm not and Frey voted against Fram's will keep its year-old individual students will not rise, ioll said, the Although the planned increase sure that's a feasible alternative," he motion to table the proposal. admissions policy, which allows up University will still be accessible to faces a full board vote next month. told Harvey Waxman. RHA CONTINUED ON PAGE 5

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~-- Communique' Elections Board Applications for Freshman SeI!ate Elections are now available in the SGA office, Hillcrest, rm. 110. The deadline for applications being accepted is Oct. 6 at 4:30 pm. Those applications handed in after that time will not be accepted. SGA Office of Communications The SGA Office of .Communications is looking for students with a strong English or Graphic Art background to fill needed positions in campus publicity and advertising. For more Car Care Clinic information, come in person to Hillcrest, rm. 110 on Tuesday or Thursday, 9:30am to Thurs., Oct. 1 7 - 9:30 pm 12 noon or call X2220. Need Legal Advice? I ngleside Ave. Arco Come see us at the office of the Legal Aid Bureau, " Free Admission Hillcrest rm. 103c, or call 455-2224. SGA PHONE NUMBERS Participants Must Sign Up General Office ...... 455-2220 Legal Research Bureau ...... 455-2224 For more info contact Denice Spence at 788-6051 or Kim Films, Lectures & Concerts ...... 455-2225 Thompson (SGA) at 455-2220 Communications ...... '.... 455-2226 Makes Ben Hur Look like an Epic SGA Special Events Presents: ARCH RIVAL

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FROM PAGE 3 charges. students at the University's Eastern Lee however, recognized the among all students of setting state here. The price of living in the The University'S Baltimore city Shore campus (UMES) will be student regents' dilemma. "This is support for the fund, but both these campus's University-run apartments campus (UMAB) will charge $1.489 charged $1,080 and $1,180 for not a good day to be a student alternatives proved unworkable, would cost $1,420, and those with for double-room occupancy and double- and single-room occupancy. regent," he said as he "reluctantly" Frey said. kitchens, $1,620. The apartment $1.589 for a single room while DBK Wire seconded Schwaifs vote to pass the The set-aside fee increased from rates do not include electricity increase. $125 annually to $300 in 1979 when The committee was given one it was approved for the 1980-81 alternative: "The University could school year, but this was still not decide to maintain its present level enough to compensate for rising Regents raise st~ndards for the capital set-aside and construction costs, Frey said. gradually phase out its residence The new dormitory fees will FROM PAGE 3 halls rather than continue to provide become effective July I, 1982. "The transfer of students will "We're giving the students a chance students on the list would be these for student use," the proposal Residents at College Park will pay $1.564, about $199 a month become a growing source of to improve their academic averages admitted by May, Boone said. stated. enrollment for us, as students who before coming to the University." Frey said this alternative was compared to the $187 monthly rate Now, about 65 percent of the were turned away as freshmen enroll Under the new program, students provided only after no others had they now pay. freshmen at the UMCP campus According to a study conducted in the University (later)," Adamany who apply to the University and do apply for admission in the fall of the been found. Renovation funding not receive prefe-rred admission will problems had been overlooked in by a public university lobbying said. preceding year. The rise in admissions standards be admitted on a first-come, first­ the past, he ~aid. and it was too late group in January, dormitory fees at In January, the admissions office is necessary, according to Jon served basis. Boone said that those now to come up with alternatives. College Park are the third highest will examine the enrollment goals, Boone, acting undergraduate students who apply before "It was really in 1978-79 when some among the nation's state su~h as the goals for minority and admissions director, "if you're going December would be notified of their of us got very interested in this. No institutions. At the time of the study, returning students, and try to reach to establish a flagship system within admission or rejection by January, one could come up with any ::iorm fees were $1,354 per year those goals using both the regular the state of Maryland." alternative," he said. . there. so they could apply for baSIC student . admission standards and exceptions "We've got 18 community colleges Administrators had thought of Students at U MBC will pay services, such as housing. Students granted by the individualized that a student can go to, get a C­ distributing the capital set-aside fee $1,360 a year to stay in dormitories who apply after January would be admissions. a verage and then transfer," he said. put on a waiting list and the best -DBK Wire

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Clubs Grace Reformed Presbyterian Notices ACROSS 3 Damp Last week's answers Church meets Sundays 10:00 a.m. in 1 Animal's foot 4 Location Pre-Law Club will hold an the Fine Arts Bldg., Room 011. You're The Environmental Coalition will 4 European 5 Guarded organizational meeting on Monday, Invited! sponsor a debate between Ed country 6 Cooled lava October 5, 1981 at 1:00 p.m. in Room Cassedy of The Baltimore Gas and 9 Knock' 7 Possessive S5 111. The meeting will provide Woman'. Bar AI.oclation Meeting on Electric Company and Tom Chalkly 12 Poem pronoun 8 Tidy students an opportunity to hear from Tuesday, Sept. 29, from 7:00-9:00 of The Cheasapeake Energy 13 Angry 14 Macaw 9 Cheer pre-law advisors about UMBC's Pre­ p.m.inAD911. Alliance, September 30 at 1:00 pm in 15 Vegetable 10 Exist Law Program. the BS 120. The topic will be ENERGY FOR MARYLAND'S 17 Obis 11 Dance step The UMBC Pre-Law Club hosts Student NETWORK Meeting on FUTURE: HARD PATH vs. SOFT 19 Seines 16 Emmet 18 Viscous visits from law school admissions Monday, Sept. 28, from 4:00-6:00 PATH. Opponents will cross examine 21 Thallium symbol 20 Weight of officers, plans "Law Days" and p.m. in EM 102/103. each other; come enjoy the show and 22 Send forth India arranges visits from attorneys and learn about energy issues. All are 25 Lamprey 22 Choose former UMBC students now in law United Way KICKOFF RALLY will be welcome. school to orient students to a held on Monday, Sept. 21, from 27 Metal 23 Engine possible legal career. For further 12:00-1:00pm in BS 120. 31 Land parcel 24 Pronoun information, contact the Internships Chinese Fashion Acrobatics will 32 Football 26 Freed action 28 Sun god and Pre-Law Advising Office, AD 601, perform on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 40 Cargo unit 50 Number 34 Latin con- 29 Leers 455-2063. Alumni Association/Student Leader from 7:30-10:00 p.m. in the Recital 41 Pronoun 51 Unusual junction 30 Approaches Reception (BI only) on Wednesday, Hall (P with ticket). 44 Number 52 Pigeon pea 35 Perch 32 Yellow ocher Sept. 23. from 5:00-7:00 p.m. 46 Bacteriolo­ 54 Speck Retriever ltaff meeting 1:00 Monday. 36 Cove 33 Insane giSt's wire 55 Time period Hillcrest Bldg. All interested students ATTENTION DENTAL STUDENTS: 37 State: Abbr. 35 Squandered 48 Urn 56 Encountered welcome. Mandatory for staff. STUDENT MINISTRIES will meet Dr. Charles Leonard, School of 38 Finished 39 Pronoun 49 Permit 59 Chinese mile every Thursday, 7:30pm in Dentistry, UMAB, will be at the 41 Pronoun The fourth Annual UMBC Retriever Susquehanna Hall, Room 058. Counseling Center, Room MP-201 on 42 Maple, e.g. Club Bull and Oyster Roast will be Everyone is Welcome! Wednesday, September 30th. Please 43 Click beetle held Saturday, October 24, from 6:00- arrange an appointment by calling 44 Girl's nick- 11 :OOpm in the Commuter Cafeteria Pre-Dental Society Meeti n g ext. 2472 or stopping by the name at the University of Maryland Wednesday, Sept. 23, from 1:00-2:00 COUNSELING CENTER. Dr. 45 Negative Baltimore County. Tickets are $13 for p.m., EM 103. Guest speakers from Leonard will be here from 8:30am- 47 Church part a fabulous menu, music and UMAB will be present. All interested 12:30pm. 49 Plundered entertainment by Ken Merson, please attend. 53 Kind of bicy- (WCBM disc jockey)plus fun and ORL Floor Crabfeast (BI only) to be cle games. Come join us when the doors held Tuesday, Sept. 22, from 9:00- 57 Goal open at 5:30pm! For reservations or Zeta Phi Beta Soro. will have a 11 :30 p.m. in Hillcrest. 58 Venditions information about the Retriever Club BAKESALE on Wednesday, Sept. 23, 60 Native metal 61 Spread for call 455-2124. from 10:00-2:00 p.m. in the Biology Lecture by Dr. G.D. Block on drying Commuter Cafeteria. Thursday, Sept. 24, at 3:30 p.m. in as 403. 62 Slur Relldent Studentl Association meets 63 Make lace Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 8:00 p.m. in A Christian FeHowshlp Lecture will Susquehanna Rec. Room. All be given by W. Pippert on Monday, Lambda Gamma Sigma Soro. DOWN welcome, reps. must attend. Sept. 28, from 1:00-3:00 p.m. in LH IV. SOCIAL on Wednesday; Sept. 23, 1 Weasel from 8:00-1:00 a.m. in Hillcrest. sound r------, 2 Fus$ Social Work Training Semina... will be held Thursday and Friday, Sept. 24 and 25, at 9:00-4:00 p.m. in L 103. Omega Psi Phi Frat. will hold a The Federal Governmentl Profel­ THE RAT DANCE on Saturday, Sept. 26, from alonal and Admlnl,tratlve Car"r World Lacrosse Game VI. 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APPOINTMENTS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY MONDAY - SATURDAY Page 8 Retriever A reader's guide to period ical partyi ng Subject: New wave musIc• by Bill Fox What are all those odd-looking people this album are both intriguing and with spike haircuts doing on those album important. covers? And where did they get those weird The new record by James Chance, Off names you've never heard on the radio? White, is a bizarre yet pleasing mixture of Well, this is the new wave section of the John Coltrane and Johnny Rotten. The record store. Sure, there's lots of junk here, hard hitting rock is spiced with some very like the Plasma tics and the Dead Boys. But fine sax playing. This one is probably better there is also a lot of great music just waiting left to those with a curious ear. to be discovered. Here are some of the best Devo has just released a live album with bets to try. only six songs on it. You can buy it for less The Clash's latest album, Sanainista, is than a regular album ($4.99), and it will a huge offering from the premier group in CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 new wave today. It includes 36 songs on three albums that run the gamut from reggae to rock and roll. The Clash is one of the few Continental OJ groups to hang on to the ideal of political • music as pioneered by the Sex Pistols. But don't let that fool you, this is a tough one to IS listen to sitting down. Speaking of albums that are not for easy listening, the new album by the B-52's, Party by Ira Finkle Mix is a specially remixed version of some of Continental Divide brings together their older songs madejust for parties. With Michael Apted (director of Coal Miner's just the right mix of computer driven beat Daughler) and Lawrence Kasden (writer of and gutsy vocals, this one is sure to keep Body Heat and Raiders of the Lost Ark) in everybody moving. the poorest effort of either to date. Deborah Harry of B10ndie fame has a new I he title, Lontmental Divide. is just the solo album out called KooKoo. This one is a sort of trite symbolism that meanders its way new wave-disco composite with Chic through this film; it refers. of course, to the ("Celebrate") supplying some help in the differences between the characters of Joh background. "Backfire", the hit single from Belushi and Blair Brown. the album, is receiving air play on both rock The plot skips along, picking up and disco stations. relationships and dropping them every two Jim Carroll is probably the most breaths. Belt!shi is Ernie 'Souchak: a tough interesting person making music today. Chicago reporter exposIng corruptIOn In the After being a chtldhood heroin addict. he dirty city. He is known by everyone from wrote a book, Basketball Diaries. which was cabbies to prostitutes. In fear for his life. he nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. He then leaves town to cover a story on Nell Porter. went on to play college basketball for played by Blair Brown. Trinity. Now the tall. slim red-head is Photo by J. Schamp She is an ornithologist in the Rocky making some of the freshest and most ImpetuI, UMBC'I dance company In residence, will perform at the Mountains who lives a secluded. wholesome theater Thursday, September 24, at 8 pm. The program will also feature exciting music around. The Jim Carroll life in her electric cabin. studying eagles and 1010 performancel by faculty memberl Cathy Paine and Impetul director Band album, Catholic Boys, is a raw, hard­ Jeff Duncan. Admlilion II $1. Tlcketl can be reserved by calling 455-2179. having woodsy sexual encounters with a driving rock album with a twist: the lyrics on wild Mountain Adonis. City boy Souchak stumbles along behind country girl Porter, managing to keep his Looking at film In• a fog

by Patrick Pannella Alright, we see the thick layer of mist rising from the miniature steam jenny. And we can spot the different computer­ animated shapes being projected into this spray by a film projector about four feet away. But what is it all for? "Put your head right in there." snaps Visual Arts professor Vanderbeek. - Right in? Right in that tortuous steam!? "Come on up." he commands again. "Get right inside it. You'll see color from a drastically different perspective. "You have heard of the movie, 'Coming At You.' Well. this rea/~v comes at you!" And, it does. As steam shoots up from the jenny. its water particles act as prisms and reflect a rainbow of colors. And when you stare into the sight, when your eyes have a Photo by B. Lisberger chance to get into the shapes, the images Stan Vanderbeek demonstrates his Iteam­ become life like. proJection technique. You try to duck your head when a spinning cylinder whizzes by, but it is too late. No use jumping back now. It's already amazing intricacies of his scale-model through you. And guess what? It did not "steam screen" invention, any person would hurt a bit. claim to see the light. "When I tell people what this can do, they Stan Vanderbeek, however, sees more never believe me," claims Vanderbeek. than this. He can see this idea someday Stan Vanderbeek "They say, 'color from even black-and- changing the traditional habit of watching a white film? And 3-dimensional shapes, too? movie while sitting in a coal-black theatre. What do you mean?!'" Oh, it would be rather ridiculous to think It is true. All of this is a little difficult to that people all over the world would start to comprehend. But after standing' in the dim fling their heads into projected images. So, light of this second floor projection room in he wants people to walk through the films. the Fine Arts building, and after listening to ''I'm talking about semi-sculptures." he the strong-voiced professor describe the CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 September 21, 1981 Page 9 Fade away and radiate: rock on cable TV

hy Barry Meisel Despite the sheer number of different channels to choose from, cable television sometimes seems to be every bit the electronic wasteland that broadcast TV is. 'vide This is especially true if you're not into sports. religion. or trash entertainment, and Photo by B. Meisel you don't subscribe to HBO (Home Box Kim Carnes emerges from the gutter In her bizarre "Draw of the Cards." Office) or Showtime (the two movie no· watershed stations.) Recently, however, Caltech has added another station to its spectrum which almost imagine the twisted offspring of lock and looks and acts like Ralph Nader on angel makes the wasteland worth visiting now and roll. television commercials, dreams, dust in "Once in a Lifetime", which is then. That station. channel 34, is Music concerts, and modern dance. you'll come accompanied by dancing African tribesmen Television: MTV. pretty close to what MTV is all about. in the background. MTV is 98 Rock put to video, sort of. A lot depends on the band, of course. The As for the music selection, there is good Songs by different goups are played by video Who is straightforward: we just see them news and bad news. If you're an avid fan of jockeys (V]'s), interspersed with concert playing in their studiO in black and white. new wave music, the bad news is: MTV information. rock news, and very brief Kim Carnes is much more dreamlike. A doesn't play any Clash. The good news is: interviews with rock stars. large cast of bizarre characters dance and they playa lot of other new wave groups, What is actually on the tube while you're prance menacingly in her eerie "Draw of the including such obscure ones as Madness, the listening is a bit hard to describe. If you can Cards". David Byrne, of the Talking Heads, Specials, and Spandau Ballet. (lfyou'rejust a basic rock and roller, on the other hand, you'll probably want to switch the words "good" and "bad" in the previous sentences). New wave artists seem to be drawn to video, for some reason, and they make the best use of the medium. Only about half the songs are new wave, though. The rest are by Blair Brown and John Belushl such mainstream groups as Styx, REO Speedwagon, Andrew Gold. and Pat self-esteem throughout with that Benatar. uncomparable Belushi cynicism. Eventually In many respects. MTV is television at its they split up as Souchak returns to the city to best. Video's biggest disadvantage is its combat corruption. small screen. which prevents it from But wait! The plot thickens or thins as the becoming a "painting"to the extent that film case may be. as Porter shows up at a lecture can. To retain visual interest, video must rely hall and the mismatched pairfind each other on constant motion, either in what is being again. taped or through the use offrequent cuts and However, you know things are destined fades. When you couple this constant not to work out when an airplane flies by motion with rock and roll music, you create towing a sign which reads: "Only the Sun­ a sensory overload for which television Times has Souchak". Porter realizes it. we seems ideally suited. Madison Avenue realize it, and the conclusion goes on and on. discovered this a long time ago. It's Belushi glides through his one-liners and refreshing to see this effect used for reaction shots with a poetic poise that leaves entertainment instead of sales. you belly-laughing far into the next scene. Rock and roll is really dance music. When There is, unfortunately, a heavy note of it is enjoyed passively, it suffers from a lack vulnerability written into his character that of kinetic energy. In concerts. bands have simply does not work. Every time Belushi tried to compensate for this with elaborate opens his mouth to be humble, his charm stage shows. TV provides this missing dissapears and the words come out flat. element, both through its cuts and fades, and Blair Brown carries her role as the strong The Buggie's "Living In the Plastic Age": power pop with a sense of humor through its unique special effects capacities, independant naturalist, but somehow all of CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 Here's music to listen to while your life goes down the Tubes

by Mary Kaiser The Tubes/The Completion Backward the point of view of a guy who has fallen town/ She left me there though I tried and who has to choose between his girlfriend and Principle head over fins in love with a Japanese girl tried/ A fifty foot woman's Never satisfied." his career, and in the end decides that the If you can't beat 'em,join 'em. The Tubes, (although that is questionable) while skating The rest of the album is aimed for a more superstar life is his. The reference to a girl, formerly an underground band par through the streets of a city there. commercial audience, their first such effort. Merilee, who was mentioned in another excellence, has now made a big step up to the There are more fish puns packed in this In that light, it is a success. If interested, just song, and the sarcastic delivery by Iris of world above ground. Not to worry, fans; ballad than sardines in a can: "Will my Suki look for the cover with the blow-dryer-like "He's King Cool/ You know/ He's all although this new album has the appearance find me in time/ or will her sushi spawn/ the tube on it. right / You know/He's King cool" leads one of a corporate effort, it is all tongue in chic. odor drives me out of my mind / the scent Donnie Iris & The Cruisers/ King Cool to believe the song is personal. You can To anyone who has ever seen the band goes straight to my prawn." Remember Iris's "Ah! Leah!" from last almost hear the regret in his voice. He live, the portraits on the back cover of the The other unforgettable number on the winter? That song became fairly popular for sounds as if he wants to kick himself. album are very disconcerting- the band record. "Attack of The Fifty Foot Woman", this singer, with its light-hearted melody and Nothing is more frustrating, than listening members could easily be mistaken for evokes many a belly laugh. It deals with one backup "ah's" reminisent of the Todd to an otherwise good song ruined by a lot of executives seated around a conference table horror-filled night in which the date of the Rundgren of late. "King Cool" does not the words strewn together by the composer high above Wall Street. The liner notes tell unlucky protagonist turns into a fifty-foot deviate much from that format. only for the way they rhyme. all: "This is your day America. Now it's your high monstrosity of a woman. Fee Waybill Most ofthe songs were written by Donned This for instance, "That's The Way Love turn to enjoy everything we have to offer. on lead vocals delivers the story in the Tubes Iris and Mark Avsec, one of the Cruisers. A Ought To Be" is hard to even listen to : "Y ou America, you're number one- we're trademark dramatic style, not quite howling distinct BeatIe influence pervades most of never say no to mel Somehow you know this number one," or whimpering in fright, but somewhere in the material, though very strongly on is our destiny/That we were meant to However, most of the material is between the two. The synthesizers and "Prentender", a bland cut rescued from see/The way that love ought to be". unmistakably Tubes. The wit imbedded in guitars are tightly arranged in an ominous further mediocrity by a glockenspiel On the whole, Iris should stay in the lyrics is typically outrageous, and melee. The words, however are the forte: arrangement. Philadelphia, at least for now. enthralling. "Sushi Girl" is a love song for "The National Guard couldn't shoot her The title track seems to be the fish of your life. The song is sung from down/ Before she left she really trashed our autobiographical. Iris sings of a musician Page 10 Retriever

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explains, while emphasizing the "semi." down to the Inner Harbor with it. This Center in Minnesota, another art center in "It could be environmental. You just climb would involve a 'steam fountain'{instead of Tulsa, and a show in Toronto. into it. a water fountain) in which we could change Back here, the Visual Arts professor is "like semi-sculptures. it would be painted the content of the material according to the working on another project, similar to with light but in a completely broader seasons. It would be a focal point for social allowing people to jump into a movie. relationship to the community." celebrations. It would be terrific!" He an his students are presently devising This is where the change would come in. This man .could be right After all, his "The Membrain Theatre" ("The pun "The images can be suspended into ideas are not as peculiar as they sound . intended," chuckles Vanderbeek.) When space," Vanderbeek believes, "but not Instead of just glueing one's eyes to a film. a completed, an audience of about 60 people necessarily in a darkened theatre." person would be an active participant. will be able to sit in a cube-like setting and ~ No, that would be out of the question. And some people are .listening. The Inner watch images projected on the four screens serve as a great sampler for those who like That would be like shunning a Ma7eratti for Harbor project has not been approved as of around them. the song "Whip It", but who have hesitated a Big Wheel. yet, but various colleges and theatre groups "It is a form of multi-media theatre where to invest in an entire album by men who "This was really designed to be a throughout the country are exhibiting the audience is integrated into a series of wear red plastic hats. . permanent installation , " says the Vanderbeek's work. These locations include projected images that basicaHy surround the Finally, there is Ant-music. Ant-music is experimental film-maker. "I want to go the University of Michigan-, the Walker's Art audience," the creator explains. the creation of Adam and the Ants, whose "It is a theatre of illusion," he continues. new album, Kings of the Wild Fromier, "Exploring actors shown over an audience. features heroic lyrics and the whole group You can't tell if they are real, or not real." dressed in full pirate regalia: But don't be'" MTV FROM PAGE 9 If all of the setting up goes well, deceived, this may be the closest new wave Vanderbeek believes a production could be gets to being straight pop. viewed by the end of the semester. So the next time you begin to cruise by the such as color-shifting and Chroma-key. to find Certainty , He needs all the world All of this is "curious work," admits the new wave section toward the old familiar MTV's favorite refrain is, "you'll never to confirm That he ain't lonely Mary veteran artist. He has been in the field of rock section, stop: who knows, you may just look at music the same way again." The counts the walls Thinks she should be sued experimental film-making for over twenty find what you're looking for. addition of video does alter the way you hear to it. .. " years. His steam-screen work has been rising the music. Some songs come alive with the Of course, some songs come across a lot "on and off" for five years. proper visuals. Other artists, lacking _ worse with video. Rod Stewart's "If You "This is personal work" explains Movie FROM PAGE 9 creativity, simply put themselves on the Really Want Me" is one such song. In the Vanderbeek. "To treat video as more of an screen, and after watching for a few tape, we see him picking up a nice-looking abstract form of an image." moments, you begin to notice how repetitive chick at a bar where the TV is on. And he Dne of his films will be shown at the New her domineering presence is lost. Midway the chords are. takes her to his bedroom where another TV York film Festival at the Lincoln Center through, she assumes the passive For example, I've never been particularly is on. OK so far. but who's on TV's? Why it's later this month. Entitled "Mirrored lovemaking position and remains in that fond of Robert Palmer. On video, however, Rod Stewart, singing! Yuch. . Reason," it stars a former faculty member state until the end of the film. Why Porter, he is among the best artists working. In one There are certain conventions to watching named Denise Koch. and attractive, intelligent woman, would fall of his tapes, he sits in front of a large MTV which require a willing suspension of "It is a short ten-minute film," explains in love with Souchak, who has no redeeming venetian blind at a desk with a typewriter disbelief. The first thing you notice IS that the director. ··It's literally about a woman qualities whatsoever, is still a mystery to me. and a microphone in front of him, a pencil -practically everything is lip-synched, "and who becomes paranoid and loses her The photography is good but not behind his ear, and lots of crumpled paper not always too well. This is especially a identity. " spectacular. Apted offers us many nice shots around him--like some prototypical problem on songs where the vocalist hacks Vanderbeek reveals his work, just what of an eagle soaring majestically over the yet writer reporter. Behind him, on a .stage, two himself up with overdubs. And frequently, the Visual Art~ professor has a yearning for. unscathed wilderness, yet the camera also mime artists act out the characters ot "./ he what's on the tube doesn't have a hell ofa lot You can see him staring into his miniature lingers in front of doors in Disney fashion. Ballad of John and Mary". John, in vaguely to do with the song, or doesn't make very steam jenny, his thick hand gently tugging letting us know that someone or something military garb and with mechanical. toy­ much sense. But if you can turn off your on his graying mustache, and you wonder. is bound to walt7 through. solider movements, searches frantically for brain on these two points, MTV can be a "Why does he do it?" I n retrospect. Cominemal Divide, is a lot something unseen. Long-suffering Mary sits highly enjoyable way to waste your time. "The answer is, Why not'?," he snaps. of fun if you ignore the cliche sequences. patiently on her stool. combing her hair. "This is all just a study in film. 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Field Hockey plagued by losses by Richard Crumbocker In a rain-shortened opening game For a novice goalie. "Lori played Thursday. "They outplayed us in Tuesday the women's field hockey well. She has a lot of potential." skills. strategy, and tactics," Coach team lost to American University 4- Coach Smith said. Kay Smith stated. I. Despite the loss, Coach Kay Several problems plague this The only bright spot in the match Smith said. "The girls didn't give up. year's squad. The team consists of was the play by beginning goalie the team played enthusiastically." only 20 women, of which 11 are new. Lori Smith. who had 15 saves The Retrievers scored first and With so few players. "you don't even throughout the whole game. She allowed only one goal to American have enough to scrimmage," Smith "did an excellent job," Coach Smith l '. during the first half. The team's said. Since the Retrievers are "not an said. only goal was credited to sophomore established winning team." Smith's Frostburg is one of the best teams Monica Penn with assists from aim is to try to build interest in field on the Retriever's schedule. Last Robbi Tamargo and Marilyn hockey and perhaps next year "we'll year Frostburg finished first in Weber. Throughout the game the have a good team." tournament play. team engaged in a defensive battlc. The loss to American U. was ".not " We're using it [the loss] as a Playing goalie for U MBC was demoralizing." said coach Smith. learning experience." Smith added, l.ori Smith, who has been "in pads" Last year the team lost 8-0. "You have to lose to learn. My only three days prior to this event. The Retriever squad was players are willing to play, they're shut out 6-0 to Frostburg la!>t going to win games this season." Photo by S Kelch Women's Field Hocky dropped two games last week. Soccer team kicks Johns Hopkins, '1-0

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Although it may not be Union as a social center on campus. But resolved at the meeting, the question of the addition of the University Center is what to do with the old Student Union not a sufficient reason to remove the building will certainly be raised. If the Union from student service. Student I administration is able to casually fees paid for the building, and until transfer the Union from primarily there is no longer any need for the I student use, to an academic or building, it should remain at the administrative department, then jisposal of the students of U M BC student interests here will have been We support the position adopted by \ dealt a serious blow. the SGA, that the Union should be \ The Union now serves as a sort of retained by students to house a day care \ multi-purpose building, housing the ::enter, and· student organization theatre, the Book Store, and the offices. "After all that money I just put in .... and you're taking it back?' lellers to further understanding within the college displays as mentioned above adhere to community for their common miscon­ discipline and unity. a bond to be shared for Women Java! ception is that each organization should a life time. Everyone who hecomes involved have a house. beer blasts. and no national in an orientation program knows what is To the Editor: -10 the Editor: affiliation. It is my objective to break that expected of her or him. It is well known that The UMBC Women's Union would like to Although we are all aware of the line of thought. in return. the pledge receives a sisterhood or encourage students with a political carcinogenic and growth stunting properties I must speak from my knowledge of Black brotherhood that can only evolve frC)m the awareness and an interest in feminist-refated of the evil weed caffeine. most civilized greek letter organizations and my hearr to be felt throughout the organilation. issues to meet every Wednesday in EM 210. institutions (including UMCP. CCC and experience as a member of one such However. the ultimate goal of Black greek the Women's Resource Center. between I ~our friendly local supermarket) allow . organization. As a senior now. I have had letter organizations is to uplift the Black and 2 p.m. responsible citilens to "name their own several years to observe the public response community and each organization does this This semester the Women's Union has a poison" and purchase a cup of coffee if they to Black greek letter organilations: I through its various avenues. By fulfilling substantial budget with which to 'Aork and so desire. At LJ M BC our food service conclude that the general U M BC populace chapter and national foci. each organization fresh ideas for activity planning are workers have taken it upon themselves to does not understand the meaning behind maintains its objective and remains a vital welcome. Past activities have included protect us all and coffee machines have Black greek letter organiZations. part of campus life. sponsoring and co-sponsoring guest vanished from campus. In the spirit of free For years various ethnic groups ha\e Black greek letter organizations are not speakers. films. busses to political rallies. enterprise. I protest! developed stereotypes of the African­ the wild beer drinkers ,who vandalize dorm and an annual celebration of International Students scurrying between classes. night American ethnic group and these basements or Hillcrest. ;\lor do they force Women's Day. Upcoming events involving students. people working late- this is a large stereotypes as imaginative exaggerations their way on any responsible student who the Women's Union includeacarcarecenter audience to he deprived. serve only for narrow-minded purposes.. The knGwingly desires membership. Each to be held at the Catons\ ille Arco on C'mon are we a kindergarten here'! The case of Black greek letter organizations on organi7ation activ-ely seeks responsible. September 26. and the co-sponsoring of st uff wasn't good but at least it was hot! So this campus is no different . mature, capable candidates for comedian Robin Tyler on October J. please - see if we can't bring back the Java' UMBC students observe no more than membersilip. If you're interested but can't attcllJ Lilt: traditional lines bv height. identical hats and I pers.onally encourage students to Elkn D. Yorke meetings. you may want to stop by the other garmcnh. - the "chants." and the participate in extra-curricular activ-ities Women's Resource Center. The center. singing. L.ittle do the) ·know that those during their college years and throughout which opened last May. is used regularly b~ Greeks students who do go on to complete the their liws. To become a member of a Black the Union members for scheduled meetings program become members of inter­ greek letter organization w ill provide and informal gatherings. Also available at nationally recogniled organizatIOns 'A ho fulfillment in terms of humanitarianism and To the Editor: the center are a number of helpful pamphlets function on a 'national level. It is an self-fulfillment in terms of group activity. with information on various topics. If you When one mentions sorority or fraternity experience that does not stop with college: it have any information you'd like to outside the campu~ setting. the majority of contlllues to enrich th~ co~munity and Rosal\'nn I. Roberts contribute. take it up to the Center. people 'Aould not know the difference: all fulfill its members through grad uate Basileus of Lamn·da Phi Chapter Susan Wright most people know i~ that it is college related. chapters and national foci. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sor.. Inc. , On the other hand. the traditional for the Women's Union Student Advocate Pressuring the Prez is part of partici pation

hy Ed Thrush When 1'm talking to someone about the law you have to obtian a liquor license student activities and I happen to mention for drinking events, This is something the the Student Government Association SGA can do and you cannot. (SGA). they suddenly cease to understand Terry pointed out that the SGA could the conversation. Even when they do know ..... act as a· united representative of student the SGA handles the student activity money. opinion and lobby on behalf of the student the student rarely has an idea what the body at the state legislature." . WASH INGTON monev is actuallv used for. I asked him how a student can really use I r~ally had -to search in the U M BC SGA. how someone can participate. Terry catalog for something on the SGA. To my said there are a variety of ways. Students can surprise there is no main heading. nor is it in do it directly with the freshman senators the index. Some small mentio"n is made election on October 16. (The deadline is under sundr;, student activities that concern October I, 4:30 p.m. at the SGA office it. 1I0cated at Hillcrest That wasn't getting me anywhere, so I The SGA president went on to say that went right to the top. Armed with my there are committees students can question. "What is the SGA good for?" I participate in. For example. there is a day went to Terrv Nolan. President of the SGA care committee and a concert committee (for and hit him 'with it. He said. "The SGA is operating a concert). He noted the SGA here to provide student services, things sanctioned organizations are a form of students couldn't do by themselves." He " ... Iess direct participation." mentioned a car cooperative, day care. I wondered how the money is all social events and entertainment. Because of CONTINUED ON PAGE 15 September 21, 1981 Page 15

Even assuming that the University question of a university branch in terms UMBC: An evolution knows exactly where it is going, its swift not only of college needs throughout the pursuit of its own goals smacks of the state, but also of how the branch offering past situations in Maryland higher will mesh with programs at nearby two­ education when the University, the year and four-year public colleges. That Baby boom bri ngs teachers colleges, Morgan, and the public is what coordination means. For the junior colleges, were following university to give the appearance of independent paths into the future and continuing to go it alone would dispel competing at Annapolis for the funds to any semblance of sought for bring their separate plans to fruitation. coordination and downgrade the need for new Supposedly, it was just the scatteration of Advisory Council before it has had a policy and purpose that was one of the chance effectively to advise." weaknesses of Maryland higher This was merely the beginning of the education and supposedly it was to , attacks by the Sunpapers. As the plans for overcome the weakness and obtain a the new campus took shape, others UM campus coordinated program that the General followed . Assembly created an Advisory Council The criticisms were not limited to the lack on Higher Education." of the Maryland Council on Higher FROM PAGE 1 built, but it also gave strong emphasis on the The contention that the Sunpapers clearly Education participation, but also attacks However, another proposal was presented purpose for which it would serve. As the stated in that editorial conveyed the idea were waged on what they considered the to the Maryland Legislature concerning words of the bill indicate, "It would not only that the Maryland Advisory Council, and University'S guarded plans for the Baltimore higher education, subtitled, "The University provide the relief which is so necessary for not the University of Maryland officials County campus. They also focused upon the of Maryland Bill." Presented and endorsed the every increasing number of qualified should be deciding what shape the new many unanswered questions that still in 1963 by Senator James E. Pine, the students, but it would also serve as a nucleus campus would take: remained, one of which being "Where will proposal was designed to grant the for scientific research and development in "The duties of the Advisory Council is the new campus actually be located?" University of Maryland power to establish this area. In a September 5, 1963 editorial, this is The language of the bill did not stop here, set forth by the Maryland legislators are, branch campuses. Named Legislator of the illustrated: Year in 1963 by the Maryland Legislative but it went on to more specifically spell out Editor'S note: This week the Retriever "University officials apparently are Correspondents Association, Senator Pine plans for the Baltimore County branch: begins. as a series, segments of a paper wedded to the idea of panning a attributed this hono( largely to his efforts for "Baltimore County is blessed with a number prepared by former Editor in Chief of the branch to the north ot the city and they the passage of the University of Maryland of science based industries which are Retriever Jose Anderson and former indicate that they have some definite Bill . currently engaged in highly specialized feature page editor Lamar Turner. ideas concerning the kind of branch they Basically, the bill empowered the research and development work and a In the words of the authors, the paper is think should be established. So far, Universitv to establish branches, one in graduate branch of the University would "a humble attempt to record some of the however. the public does not know what Baltimor~ County, one on the Eastern undoubtedly be of great assistance to these more important events in the history and these ideas are. Shore. one in the Central Western Maryland industries and would attract new industries development of U M Be." It is perhaps odd What sort of campus is needed and area, and one in the Southern Maryland into the Metropolitan region." to speak of 16 years as a history. Most of where it will be located depends in no area. It was clear that the major portion of the the people who were instrumental in the small measure on what kind of branch is The rationale for such a plan was based on University of Maryland bill was focused on founding and development of the U M BC decided upon. Will it be designed the increasing enrollment of the College the immediate purpose of constructing a campus are still alive, and many of them primarily for day students or dormitory Park campus. In 1963, the combined campus in Baltimore County, Pine's home still work in politics or higher education. students? Will it be mainly for graduate and undergraduate enrollment of county. But the community here, students and undergraduates, or should a balanced the University of Maryland at College Park Senator Pine also emphasized other University staff alike, has undergone university program be provided? It was 16,886 and by fall 1967 it was estimated positive aspects of a Baltimore County radical changes in these 16 years. The would be premature to select a site for to stand at about 25,000. This frightfully campus: "I feel this campus is one for which campus sorely lacks traditions or a the second campus without full public swift increase in enrollment made some there is great need and its establishment collective memory of the years of discussion of such questions, for at some people in Maryland Higher Education (will) overcome many problems faced by development. Although this series is point. the public. the legislature, and worry whether College Park could keep pace students. Students may commute from limited in scope to several main issues. and others concerned with higher education with the demand for higher education, within minutes from their home, can receive in depth to official documents and press in Maryland must participate in especially with the expected increases top flight education, live at home and do all accounts, it hopefully will still provide new answering the questions along with the provided from the post-war Baby Boom. this at a low cost available to the vast and interesting information about this university officials." It was observed that about one-third of majority of the metropolitan population." campus. It is not clear why the Sunpapers took the undergraduates then attending College When questioned about the future of An unedited. unabridged, footnoted such strong stand agianst the University's Park came from the Baltimore Metropolitan UMBC, Pine predicted that the size of the copy of Anderson and Turner'S paper actions. Some sources say it had been a long area, the largest portion of these coming Baltimore County branch would equal the U M BC: An Historical Investigation is term editorial policy for the papers to do so. from Baltimore County. This made size of College Park within the next 15 years. available for examination at the Retriever Some evidence indicated that they had their Baltimore County one of the primary This bill was approved in April 1963 and offices. biases, but whatever those biases were, the locations to begin another branch, at least in became law June I, 1964. action of University of Maryland officials the eyes of Pine and his supporters. The Conflicts and Controversies 'to prepare a program for the orderly gave them the opportunity to raise even The proposal to expand The proposal to expand the University of growth and over'all development of the more serious criticisms concerning the new Maryland did not meet with everyone's State system for highereducation,'and to campus. the University of Mary­ approval and especially not the Baltimore investigate the needs throughout the state Sunpapers '. During the month of September for various types of educational land did not meet with 1963, a series of editorials were run in those programs and to present pl~ns and papers raising questions about what they recommendations for the establishment everyone's approval and perceived as a "go it alone" attItude by the ands location of new facilities." €tRI€V€ University. This statement chal1eng~d whether the especially not the The main criticism of the University of The Retriever is a publication of the students of Maryland bill was that it seemed to ignore University wanted to "play ball" with the the University of Maryland. Baltimore County. Baltimore Sunpapers'. the state's already established plans tor '-est of the sta te higher ed ucation system by 5401 Wilkens Avenue. Baltimore. Maryland 21228. The Retriever offices are in the Hillcrest Student development of higher education in ·;uggesting the issue be turr~ed over t.o the In planning the new ca mpus in Baltimore State body rather than bemg kept m the Center in room 116. Telephone: 455-3254. County, Pine asserted that the project Maryland. The Sun vigorously endorsed hands ot University ottlclals. I he edItorial should begin immediately. He based his sending the planning for the new campus to further implied that the University of Editor-in-Chief ...... John Markus urgency on the assumption that it would the newly formed Advisory Council for Maryland may wish to stay separate from Managing Editor ...... • .. . Mara Gormley take at least five years to plan: finance, and Higher Education which was formed by the the State and downgradl! the council's Business Manager ...... Dave Or05 General Assembly. News Editor ...... Ronald V. Hube construct a new facility, and that any delay effectiveness. would cause overcrowding at College Park In the words of the editorial: Feature Editor ...... Barry Meisel Sports Editor ...... Howard Sturman and the possible denial of a college "The public may assume . that "If the legislative wording means anything at all, it is the newly created Photography Editor ...... B.J . Wong education to some qualified Maryland University officials have the plans for the Advertising Sales ...... Marla Cohen Maryland Advisory Council for Higher students. branch campus firmly fixed in their own Assistant Editors: Harry Crawford. Belinda The bill, however did not simply state that minds, although the details are far from Education that should be studying the Laufer. Patrick Pannella. McClinton Williams. clear to the public. Staff Writers: Richard Crumbacker. Denise lee. the Baltimore County campus should be Ed Pearson. Staff Photographers: Bill Ryan Production Staff: Carlo Caruso. Lisa Dawgert. Rose Delaine, Diana Driever. Charles Dubman, Robert Hart. Doris Martinez, Carol McDaniel. Looki ng for reason behind the SGA Cynthia Meyer. Brenda Miller, Mary Paszek, Pam Porter, Carol Schulbe, Janice Scilipoti, Paul Smith, Lisa Spencer. Chris Swann. Cheryl Villari. FROM PAGE 14 provide new student services in ways they "It will develop a wide variety of Ursla Wong. accounted for and what is used to check cannot individually". programs. he continued, "He pointed out abuse of the funds. Terry explained that for Making Terry Nolan stay put in his office that a birth control clinic was already Contributors: Renee Cottman, ~Kirk Crawley, Sydney Disch. Ira Finkle. Natflan Goldberg, petty cash ($25 or less) a n itemized receipt chair for this long was a major operational, funds for a car cooperative Margaret Gunther. Jetthro Hall, Damian Jones, must be obtained and at the time ot purchase accomplishmellt. Knowing I woulqn't be have been appropriated, a book cooperative Mary Kaiser, Bernie Lisberger, Peggy O'Nelll, Ed a state tax exemption number is used which able to hold him there much longer. I threw is currently being organized and day care is Thrush. has criminal penalties for abuse. U M BC has all caution to the wind . I asked him what he expected to be in operation by mid next fall. The Retriever subscribes to the Diamondback Wire Service and the College Press Service. The an internal auditing system for bigger envisioned for the SGA. What could it be My interview had concluded just in time. Retriever publishes weekly on Monday during the monies. It passes from the SGA treasurer to capable of if the students really backed it. He His phone began buzzing on two different semester. the Campus Activities office to John Denise. paused to think for a minute and then lines as I finished writing his remarks. letters to the Editor must be signed. The the U MBC comptroller. Improprieties at replied,"With a cohesive and united student Leaving the SGA president to talk on the Retri..,er reserves the right to edit any letter any of these stages are investigated. body, it could provide a wide variety oT deemed libelous, repetitive. or lengthy. A phone and read at least two letters and telephone number should accompany all letters. That accounted for the bookkeeping, but recreation. Stronger intramural programs memos (and one brochure for future films) Opinions expressed on the editorial page, other I wanted to know if the SGA was "human," and an SGA travel service for organizations at the same time, I walked down the bustling than the weekly editorial. do not necessarily is it alive? Is it flexible? Can it change? Terry like the Outdoor Club. With further support Hillcrest corridors a little more aware of represent the opinons of the edito;s. The Retriever is an equal opportunity employer. commented, "It changes with the incoming the SGA could be an effective voice at the what the SGA does. administration. My administration wtll state capital." or- eo en or-

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