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The Ithacan, Ithaca, New York Vol. XLVI No. 12 December 8. 197'2
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ART C.M.I.: DEPARTMENT COMPLAINTS BRANCHING AND OUT ••• CHANGES BY BA"RY KING FINALLY
BY GARYM. REING
The end of the Fall semester is only a couple of weeks away, and Catering Management Incorporated, the college's newly hired food service, has felt the brunt of student complaints through the results of two polls. The last poll, On the far south end of the Ithaca College which was taken at the end of October, showed an campus below the football field, there is a line of increasing number of students who· are still connected garages. Housed in this edifice, rather than trucks or cars, is the Ithaca College Art dissatisfied'with the food service. Department. This is the third home of the Art It has been claimed by Dan Alfonso, this Department in the past ten years. At its inception, college's Director of Food Services, that these the Art Department was housed in the 14th fl~or results have not been neglected. Since the study of of the West Tower and other various locations on the results of the surveys, it has been pointed out campus. _ to this reporter by Mr. Alfonso that many changes Presently with a center in which to base its have already been made or are in the process of activities, the Art Department has diversified and being resolved. expanded itself to the point where there are As direct reaction to the survey, one of the first approximately 300 students participating in art courses. The faculty consists of two full time changes was that a serious evaluation of the professors and three-part time employees. While menues have been made. There are _now a new set small, this faculty along with student input devised of menues, and a student may find in a three week a curriculum unique in this country. They have period some thirty different sandwiches, and an only two formal c ':.• -...... ·~·,'~ ,: , •-:- ,•,- I The Ithacan. December 8. l '>7 ~ Page 3 I 1 _''\., I; ,.~~,-~: ,. ,_ .. _. ., ,.: .,: :· :,. ,~·- .. ,,: .. ·-~·-·:':~: ,._-:, .';· ~ :·,·· '. :: ··:~~~5~-;~;-~\~-re;~~cJ~-~~~-~~:~. \~a; ~~~:~ ~~\o~;;~·;;f · .·,,·bee1\ · 'dtie to poor control on the part of !ht:' 1 0 equipment. However. 1t lus been pomkd out that \: . · d f - .. · ·• .· ..•.•. · .. b\· return~d to the Job and the De Motte rooms. the silverware condition is improving .•ind that till' Con111111e rom page 1 • • ', • h · ~~ •., 1, • -~"-·.--1. ,· • . . .. -. _ ,: ,-,. ..•. • . . • , Ot er student complaints about food have to do next survey should sulistan£Jalt' this da1rn. I ~j cf,ulcf- "giJ '·abCJUl °tt!n ;kp, - Up the t!\"O)u'tionary With the scarcity of fruit and the Wilting of Sa)ads One area in whii.:h the srudt'nt has Jhv.1ys ft'II I ~ ladder. I would ratht!r t!al monkey meat tha.n try The lack of fruit has been due primarily to the dismayed about 1:. th.· ,onslanl long [1 the groundh1,ig you ha\'c been ,t!ning:· "I havt! yet season and ~Ir. Alfonso labt!led most of the fruit lines.Evcrywhcrt:' one looks 1he1e 1s J long. slo,\ ~j lo \cc a hamhurger worth trying. Thei, art! awful''. from the distributors now as "atrocious... The moving crowd of peoplt'. bt· 11 w:11t111g tor .111 f:'i Wt!II. C.\11 now has plam to change the ,i:rvke and salads that are not always so fresh have been entree that the food sav1,.: has tcmpora1il~ run JJ 1mprovt!. ·1 he Director himsdf couldn't agree mort! deemed so because of poor storage and out of. or try mg JesperJtdy to return .1 t1.1~. ~ with lht! ~tudcnl~ on the que,t10n of tho,t! production control. This is bi:ing looked into and There are plans of operJt1011 under WJY to c·nl.11g,· '.:~ ta\tclc~~ .. hamburger~ ....\J,o. thi:: hamburgers will the situation is hoped to be remedied soon. the storage areas 111 the various dishrooms ..ind lo ·: no longer he ,erved a, frequently as in the past. The only other comments about the food in install new equipment to i,1su1e sw1tt rc·turii, in ·' llowcver. when it b ~crved. it will continue to be general is that it is entirely too full of starch. Mr. the tray Imes. As for the rncoming diner:.. on,· 111.1y ~.~ onL· ot the four ~eltl:tion!). Th~ four selt!ctions Alfonso had gone over the daily menu charts when notii.:e that. in the Union, a newly-buill St'rvmg lin,· .,·. int.:lude I JL·old plate~ (L:hoicc of three) 2) a asked about this and he came to the conclusion has been established. This should speed the lines 111 :. ! ,and\\ ii.:h 3) another ~andwhich and 4) a "hot" that out of arou~d sixty-~hree different selections that area · · ilcm. that a student can make every week. Qnly about As for CMI management. this area's D1rc,101 1:. ·. '. Another prohlcm that com:crns ,tudents is the eight-to-twelve of these items contair;i starchy pleased with the people he has selected to flh thc:.t' amount of grca~ pre~ent in many of the foods, materials. He also has stated that th.ere is enough of positions. tte has not always been happy w II h I he ·1 he reply ha~ heen that it is bct:ause of pushing a selection that one can pick out an entire well decisions made by theu,. Tho::re b a re:.trudur,ng too la~t to get the food out and that sometimes balanced meal without resorting to starches. o,ng 011, anu it is optimistic tnat t:ooperation the temperatures are too low. Now, with new- In regards to breakfasts, it has been suggested among mdnagemenr wilt kee11 imp,oving. menu~ heing used. it is hoped that the workload on the Jast student survey that the hot items For a good month Dan Alfonso followed the t:an he evened out and the food will turn out much should be available longer. It has also been advice of the Housing and Food Subcommittee on better. suggested that the breakfast not begin as early. how to run the food service. After reading !he One of thi:: most annoying things that can The CMI Director has said that Ithaca College is results of two surveys taken of the student d incrs. happen to a person when he is eating is to have the first place where he has begun breakfast as late he has come to the conclusion that all the advke someone ,taring at him menacingly. Such has been as 7:30 am. He is going to consult with the has not been correct or adequate. Now that he has ._., '' the complaint of students against many of the Administration on the idea of extending or been given time to test student reaction at l!hJcJ J>RA ·~ or dining room attendents. ·Mr. Alfonso changing the hours for hot breakfast meals. College, he has decided to implement a great dl•al explained that in the beginning of the semester, he Many times during the dinner meals a student of change where it 1s needed. He has daimed that lried to -do away entirely with these workers. may not be able to or want to go to the lines til many of the problems on the last survey have llowever, he found to his dismay that he got near the end of the -dinner hours. If he is one of already been alleviated, and will get even better. rippei,-orr too often, and had to bring them back. the last pi::ople to enter the cafeteria before it However, he cannot be sure that his decisions arc But he has still felt that students are unhappy closes, he may find that all tl\e food he might want going to work. When the next surveys arc feeling under surveillance, and so he has instituted to select has been put away already. This would distributed during the meals, take the time to fill a new program as an alternative. apply as well to salads, beverages and othi::r one out honestly. You could also take the options The "Host and Hostess" idea is that there will assorted dishes. In order to alleviate t]lis problem, of dropping notes in the new suggestion boxes, or he people in the cafeteria who will do more than it will be put into effect immediately that the food speaking to the future "Hosts ancl Hostesses". In watch you. Their purpose .. will he to have a daily will be left out·for fifteen minutes after the lines the final analysis, it is your responsibility· to mJkc ongoing evaluation and supervision. In other close, and the beverages will be available for an your feelings about the food service known, and word~. they will be asking diners what they think additional half hour. take action for any changes that may be required. of the selection of food they make, and in this Those who arc desiring better desert items Hopefully, Dan Alfonso and CMI are sincere about manner there will be constant communit:ation should be pleased to know that the frequent:y of efforts ·being made and their attiludcs hc1r1g between the management and the consumer on the the "make-your-own-sundaes" nights have been flexible. Mr. Alfonso has said. "I am service quality of food. It is wondered, however 1f the increased, and there will he a wider selection of 1t:e orientated, for whatever the hell its worth. and students will want to cooperate with this program cream on hand. ' that's what I'm made of, and if I can't function or feel that it will disturb them even more. Concern over dirty silverware has also been a that way, then I don't function at all". We ~hall There wiJI in addition to this program be source of consternation from students. This has wait and see. suggestion boxes established in all the main dining areas. It is hoped that the diner will make co mmcnts on the food and service they are receiving. There has also been much comment in the surveys on the beverage situation. Many times a ? .- diner will have finished gathering the food for his Nark, Nark.-- Who'sThere • ....., meal, and heads promptly to a machine, ·10 find 'it ,.•' empty of the drink it may once have contained. By Gary M. Reing given an arrest form to fill out. hours in jail you will get the This has been especially true concerning the hot It has become traditional in information requested on this famous one phone call. Before chocolate machine. Diners may go for days seeing Ithaca that twice a year there arc form will include personal you make the call consider the "no syrup" sign appt'ar in front of their eyes. a series of arrests made for information and whether or not carefully who you are gomg to The blame for this has been directed to the violation of drug laws. While you drink alcoholic beverages or try to get you out of this mess. distributors of the hot chocolate. It has been most of the people busted are use drugs. If you have been First on the priority list is a promised that if the machine cannot be filJed in usually arrested for heroin, busted for sale ( this will be lawyer-if you know one. Next t~c future. the company employed for the hot people dealing any drug can get indicated on your bench m lme should be your parents, chocolate will be changed. caught in the net. If you are one warrant) admit on the form to because they are most likely to Besides the hot chocolate, many times one can of the unfortunate people to get the usage of the specific durgs be able to raise your bail and get I ind that the milk machine is empty as well. This busted, there are a number of that you have been charged with you a lawyer. If either of I hese is has heen saic.l to be poor production control, and things you should keep in mind. selling. Also admit to the usage not accessible, you inight try the ·inefficiency from the workers. In the future, this Having become one of the of any drugs that you have college's Vice-President for practice will not be alJowed to perpetuate itself. chosen, the first step in your felonious possession of (more Student Affairs. You are allowed The same fct!ling is held in regards to the soda ordeal will be the police than a quarter ounce). This is only one call and should use it mal·hines. knocking at your door; or, you not to be said verbally but wisely. Until your bail 1s raised, There are a variety of meats that students would may wake to fond them in your written on the arrest sheet by you should talk to no one about like to bring murder charges against. One in residence with a no-knock-search you. Having completed this the details of your bust, because particular is the veal. It is amazing how much the warrant. Your reaction to this sheet, you will then be taken to someone might be planted by task for veal has dedined. Several statements have event should be to gain be fingerprinted and then have a the authorities or use been made on thi: surveys that the veal is terrible, immediate composure If the mug shot taken. While your informat10n you give them and that it is served too often. police are already in your room, picture is taken (be sure to give against you in order to get off nus is agreed with by the management, and house or apartment, don't resist them your good side), the their own rap. ii will not he served ·as' often as it has been. It is but ask them to show you their person who you allegedly sold to This same silence applies frlt that if tht:' frequency of serving any food is too warrants. In the case where they will identify you through a one when you released on bail. There gn•at. students will grow a distaste for it. The city are knocking at the door, it way mirror. This completes yo_ur is no reason for anyone to know ch rcken has been rnted obscene. The steaks, would seem reasonable to flush processing at the police station. the deatails behind your bust, however. for the most part, have acquired good your stash down the toilet, then Next in your adventure will for unless you arc blatantly rcal·lions from the students. The only complaint is open the door, and ask for the be arraignment before a foolish, some one who knows that sometimt:'s tht:'rt:' is not enough. warrant or warrants. There are Supreme Court Judge, where the you set you up. Last, be truthful This brings us into the area of ·'special night". three kinds ·o( warrants that you full indictment on you as of that with your lawyer and keep Calling Wednt:'sday and Saturday nights by this can be ·presented with- a time will be read to you. You yourself and the Jaw far from name is new to Catering Management no-knock . sea.rc'h warrant, a then have a ·right to plead conflict with you. l r somebody lnL·orporated. In tht:' CMI offices it is known as regular search warrant, or, a innocent or gui\tY or wait until were to ask what is the best way ··steak night ... and looked upon as twice a week bench-wam\nt for your,.irrest. If you get a lawyer tomake your to beat a rap, the answer would whl.'n diners will have a choke of prime ribs or a the -police·. have no search pie.a. In addition to the above, be not to deal in the first place. 0 :;teak. Wht'n questioned on why a student is not warrant · at all, they· are . not your _bail will be set and you will {t ain't worth the changes. alklwed to haw seconds these nights. Mr. Alfonso allowed to search·anything more· be notified of· your right to a rl.'plied !hat it was a question of t:'conomics. The than your .person .and the ~rea public defender if· you don't food servkl.' had been contradt:'d for what the within your_ immediate reac}l; - have. the money to pay for a students are rel·eiving on these nights. If there are Assum:urg,fiia(you have been lawy_er .· While in co.urt, you mariholics · -,'· d1anges that ha\·e to bt:' make in· order to have searcliec( cuffed, and 'your rights should pick"u·p two forms. 0 SL'hools l l1111raL·ted by C\11. · so it is in a senst:' Rem~mber througnout this , reduction in that you are not in ··spt:'dal" for him. lk has sail] that if it is possible whole. proc~ss -you· ·are nqt ....: a bargaining position. t~ke to y~~?" requi't_e(,1· :-,to'''st_ate:. or pr.esent Shortly. after .arraignment, that the L·onsumer doesn't llt:'Ct'Ssarily \yant these ''.. IWll d1okes on W~d nesdays ·and Satu_rday choices. anythiog'·:-ot:he_i:. ~thaJ'!. your you will be taken to county hall, if-students will statt:' some altt:'rnatives. identifiL~tioii.'':'When :auiving at ·. Ylhe·re you are stripped, incol"J)Orated: As for l)t ht:'r read ilins .al:iout. the food its.:lf. the po'ti-ce-. sta_tion, you will be -·. s'earched, arid given a set of there has been a Jot of "pleasure from those who led to a room where other prison clothes, usually grey april 1st, 1972 · prefer vegetarian meals. The only comments arrestees will be. Here you are coveralls. During your first few . ·. ;", ._,.:._ -· The Ithacan. December H. 197 ~ Page 4 Ed ito ria I REGARDING THE MAN AT THE TOP'.:~ Judging h) dfl unott1<.:1dl ,une) on a rather bleJk dd) this past The eyes fixed to the ceiling 111 ..11.ldressmg various groups and the all \\e<.:k Jt or I< . member, of our .. communl(~ ·· fed somewhat too quick smile often le.ive one with a false sense of '"having been rernc,\et.l trom the gentleman who operates out of the President's acquarnted with h1111~'1;· lus idea of ··being one of the guys·· amounts oll1Le-J lh, L. l'hill1p,. Jr. Re,pon,es varied. but not rad1cally1 to the to riding around a plush gym on donkeyst and one would hope que,t1,,n --when wa, the Ja,t ume you came in contact with desperately that 1t doesn7t) we would have to say I:llis may indeed l're,1t.lcr.t l'l11Jhp,'! ..int.I '"Wh.it are your general impressions.of be out of touch. Coffee hours may be a step in the right direction him'! I he 1..iLl of the matter 1, that our President appears int1m·ate but what will be the basis for conversation?The four vears we with only a ,mall ,egment of the community (IC) and. not students spend here and the years the college·s employees ~ork here u>1nc1dentc1lly that ">egmcnt ll~clf dppears frequently as distant should be a human expericnce--and that should begin at the top. I ro m everyonl" J'> I II 1, With re,rect to the fir,t que,tton. responses ranged from "a c<,upk of d.iy, . or\\ eek, ago" to al times I haven't seen him up to '>I\ month, .ii d time" to "'You know. I can't remember". People re111c·111hn ,ee1ng 111111 m chlterent way,. Some have worked on cCJ1111111ttee, with him. ,ome work for him, some work for his WCJrker, ..tnd other, work (or at least they profess to) m his school .ic.1tkm1c.illy f mpre<,,1on, amounted to "how much he looks like Johnny C..ir,on". "he\.a poht1c1an" and "he is the President". as well .i, ··we should have con! 1dence in the man" and '"He's a good prn1dent he deab with a ,1tuat1on real!sti<.:ally". One m..iy wonucr• why student congress and faculty meetings "It c" 11 tend to drag. Simply. they have become aware of a u:ntr.1J11,!l1on ol authority on this campu~ that has greatly reduced the· root I orce, of protest. Indeed, President Phillips has, m his nu 111L'r1Ju, Journey~ r o New York City. Detroit, llawai1 and elsewhere hrou)!ht 111 ..i ,11,m1f1cant amount of mone·y to Ithaca College-without \\ h 1c h we: would probably bl' pa ymg higher tuit 1011. Yet how m,my 1nd1v1du.il, oltcn look JI the bu1ldmg, of conc1ete .ind glass Jnd ,<>111<:lrnw lc·c·I a little colder'1 Ye, A l'rc,1clent ,hould "deal with the ,1tuat1on reahst1cally." Hut. drn:,n't that ··reahsm" frequently ~eem evasive· Ill our President? In our three ye,:1, of acqu,11ntance with him have we ignored !us Jt·sponcL" ln ·\!t1c.1- a relu,c1l t,: .10111 111 c·n:ick::1n:1t1on of !he 11rc,p,1n,1bk act, th.it led to a trc1gedy that 1s still hemg felt, believe 11 or not'1Wh.it ol h1, h,rndhng of the Quarry dormitory situallon l.i,t ye.ir m the fmng ol Provost Bob Davies, which was f1r,t d1,cm·c·rL·d by the ,tudent body prl!sidcnt only after 11 had "'leaked" out to the pre,,'! A l're,1dent of lthacJ College must be more than a businessman. WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU SAW THIS MAN? Students' Rights Outlined • Judicial Code Now Ill Effect By Ken Holcombe initiated against any person for a administration of justice, but no .. : • 1, ~ I The Ithaca College Judicial violation of any rules or member of the College -,r: :j ( ode 1s now m effect and ~everal regulations after a penod of community shall coerce any c.1ses Jwvc been adjudicated three academic months from the other member to testify or to under 11 thus far this year. Upon date such violation has been refrain from testifying in any apprehension by Safety Division reported to the College office of matter within the jurisdiction of ro·r com1111ttmg a v10Jation of the Safety and Security, and such the Ithaca College Judicial Code. Code ( which may also be a crime person has been cited for the ( 9) Prior to testifying, the m Cnminal Court downtown) a offense. hearing board shall advise each me m her of the College may ()) Every defendant shall oe witness that he may remain <'hose to have a hearing either prr,;up1ed innocent until proven silent if his testimony would "I BET IF I HAD A MILLION DOLLARS, I h e t o r ,: t h e J u di c I a t guilty. The burden of proof shall tend to incriminate him in a COULD HIRE AN IMAGE MAKER AND MAKE Administrator or before a rcslupuntheacCL,sers. pending or subsequent civil YOU VOTE FOR ME." lkanng Board at I.C. rather than (4) The defendant shall be proceeding. he1gn charged downtown. Tll!S informed in wnting of the I 0) The prosecution shall rout,: l'an save one the social charges against him at least ten have the obligation to present ~tigmJ of d police record for life. academic days prior· to the evidence in support of its 'i Although a record IS made at hearing. charges against the defendant. I.C .. it 1s confidential and will be (5) In cases involving more The defendant shall have the I de~t royed m four years time or than one defendant, separate right to submit evidence in his ' 11 r o n ,1 s t u d e n t ' s hearings shall be allowed upon behalf, but shall not be obliged g:raduJt1on--wl11chever come request. to do so. hrsl. ( 6) All parties shall be entitled 11) The defendant shall be the ithacari Tht>re a1c sevc·r.il rights for to counsel of their choice to be entitled to confront and I defendants required under selec_ted _from among the examine his accusers and all WARD SILVER - EDITOR ~ction .l of the Judicial Code. members ·of the College witnesses appearing before the lkhiw IS a summary of those community; The defendant will board · JOHN OR RALL - BU~INESS ;: rights. tl.:wry member of the be a~std ...... _,..,,! ; .. ··~-'}- :- ...... : \...... -· ...... ~-- : ., - . ,-...... , :... ' ' .... The Ithacan. Oc<.:cmhcr 8. I lJ7 2· Page 5 ,J,?.olitics·~ Internship·· Program COMMENT to be Offered Again: By Ward H. Silver A Touch of Humanity ·1 h1~ JanuJr~ I he f'olit1L'\ Ill' part 1111:nt will hc!!in \<.:rccn1111,?. pnte11t1al 1 ~tudenh tor J The bellowing sound of my al.irm dock was the fir~! ,ound to rc\Urtl'L'tnl Wa,h111!,!l<>n ,ummcr penetrate my mind and cars as I was awake1ll'd from my peaceful I n I c r n , h I p I' r "/! r a m. I h ,. sleep. My mind rai:cd <.1S I n:vil'wed mysi:heduktnr till' day. J'l1e first p r ,, !! r ,1 111 , L" u r r c n 1 event was breakfast. I grabbed my towcl and keys <.111d prtKl'edcd lo atl111in1,trJt11t-ulnrtl1nator the b.ithroom. There I encountered many of my floornwte~ 111 their - academic: aL·..:rcJitor. :\!.Jrtin usual morning daze. The convcr~ation was kept al a minimum ,1s the Brownstein. fit an Meadow Court SAVE (HE llP TO 30% TOP CASH FOR Shell YOUR CAR! 3 I 7 N ..lleadow St. Olf£RrAL SHOP ON NAME BRAND ll/1oco. N. Y. 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If you are careful, Miller, Molson Ille, Porter on mp you may be able to catch it within the pages of "Project". It lurks there, along with exotic tapes, \,v'1 N·r EK '.1~11'J .. Sf't c 1/\t ·r•' <; Nc,v, the Subway Vampire, truth serum, marijuana RE ''-JG SF-KVE D cigarettes,black widow spiders, twelve virgins in white for pagan rites, exotic tortures, classified ads r o 1 1< t , 1 .. r J ,... • • 1- and death defying deeds of skill and courage. .1.. .. I, • ,· J ~ .I I r J ·,t ' , 1 -I l ...J \ ';~,1 •• Like Robbe-Grillet's novels (and film scripts)? Well, then this is his newest and finest yet. Starting with "The Erasers" he has written novels unlike any to be found elsewhere on the market. His novels are attempts at the truly objective novel, each successive try progressively closer. The element of fascination in his works comes from ----- the newness and uniqueness of his style and content. His labyrinthine plots- propel the reader on just as the minute descriptions compel him on. SUNDA,y Likewise, in his novel "Project", Robbe-Grillet has again created an atmosphere of eerily real permutations and skillfully ·exact situations. The humor is improved by accumulated literary experience. Seemingly, he is on an upward trend. If he is tbis good now then the future holds cause for awe and wonder indeed . *WORLD WIDE TRAVR SERVICE *INDIVIDUAL & GROUP TRAVR · ~PLA.IEP IN EVR\--itRAI.L ·-... • J 1 207 N. MIIORA ST. t Tl' R '.\ LEFT LE.\\ I'.\ G ITH..\ C..\ COLLEGE - I , ,11 LES I IT~,ll~Y•.... -i - •• The lthac·an. Oel·ember 8. 197~ Page 7 sec a magazine like ··oownbeJt .. ·straight" .. lk Jdded lhL' !Mt rhythms wc:re sud1 J Job to mJke J rc:v1n\' like> thc:y did\\ 1th !hJt th,: mult1pk sound, and ,ynchroniLe thJt tht· rennd111g Crossings whc:n I knm\ dJmn ('onrn111cd (,,, ,,ag,· /.I news shorts \\'ell thJt it's the hL",t record ( ol 111) O\~nl thJt I\·e L'\L"r donL' .. Someone brought up the 1,,ue Jazz Lab AD\11SSIONS :-;EEDS REPRESENTATIVES ot who " morL" qu,Ii1t1ed to <,1udenh------whr, Ml' 1ntc:rn1ed 1n \'J,Jtln~ th~1r ..!11gh ',lhoob -- haek Judge the: Jllll,IL' Ill sULh IJ.,me tr, tJlk Jhout I l h.tlJ ( olkge I rom 1lw ro1n1 ol view ot a ,tuden! we \ldtt Wdll 1n Jdm1s\1on, bt:lore ( hn,tmd, YaLat1on. 1n,tance,. lhL" pl Listen, if you will. to a circw. hJrker turned radio announcer. This 1s a hook hy Samuel be>c:>k. Beckett. He wrote "Murphy", "Malloy", "Malone Dies", "The Unnamable", "Watt", "Waiting For ::a:ae-.ri~"'1V'" Godot"and. "Endgame". Ile also wrnle other By Rob Patterson books. He has a vision of the world. People w,rnder The Lost Ones, Samuel Beckett, Grove Press, 63 around m mud and darkness. pp. $1.65 Watch, 1f you will. a circus barker turned radio Imagine, if you will, a circus barker turned radio announcer He won the Nobel Pnze for hteralure announcer. There arc two hundred people living in in 1969. His plays arc given more critical aecla1111 a huge cylinder. It 1s fifty meters around and than Arthur Miller, maybe. His play; make 111111 eighteen meters high for harmony. There are less money than Noel Coward, maybe. He made a niches in the wall of the cylinder near the top. film called "Film" with Buster Keaton as the only Svme of the niches connect with each other by character. It won several awards. narrow tunnels. There are ladders leaned up Taste, 1f you will, a circus barker· ti°i~ncd radio against the wall near some of these niches. There announcer. His books arc written in sparse are people lined up at the foot of these ladders. elegance. His writing 1s awesome. It 1s almost The other people sit, stand or hem the dim yellow repulsive. This is a good book by a writer of better light that is without source. books. Photo by: Bob Cohan J 11 I ia n !'nester on trombone, new sound, Herbie responded, 1'.i l rick. Glea,on on moog "Some, but I don't pay any '}lllill',11.l'r. ,Ind "Mwilc" Benny attention to the cnt1cs, hecause Ithaca Rag Co. M.1up111 on bi!ss darinct and alto I've got to be able to check 11111,·, had just ~ompkted a myself. I've got to criticize my 418 Eddy St. ,11mulatmg (to say the least!) own stuff. The last two albums u1nn·1 t at C'ornl"il's Badey Hall, that we did. which were the first .1 I lei wh1d1. we· rapped in J "electronic" albums, got the Functional, recycled dll\\·11,1.111, dre"lll!! room. worst reviews that I ·ve ever 0 I ,I,J.-l·d I he• k·.id,·1. Vl"ll'I.Jll )JI./. gotten m "Downbeat", the trade 203 N. Aurora 11 1,1111,l. lk1h1e l1J11Col·k (111, m,1ga11ne in our field of and unique Swahd1,111 n,Illll'. ··~1w,rnd1sh1". investment." lie added "I feel 272-7710 ::J 11ll",lll,··c·olllpo,L·r''). wh.tl that they never hstened to the D g,,vl'lllL"d h1, l1Jns1t1011 frnlll the mus1e. They put the record on, , Used jeans - ~2.75 , , , 11 v L' n t 1o n ,1 I . , t r u ct u red Jnd 1t went underneath their .1 ppl # Since· Fall,. we have added #. '4 Slu-:,q'lea # coJJill ee teas, c:h eeses, j urn1ture.· ##. tJ~""'9c» Slewu Slueu * ~- * Jl i Expandecfgame line, cards i I. " ..JIL ,; a .4ti:L~ :, i and, Christmas cards . i ~i:'GE ~ # Housewares, hardware, all to make i ~ ... ~ ._.._ . § # living more comfortable. t ~·ii~:~t J :!~ :!t~ :...... '"''~~-~-7,8,li,.:iz . N. I LarrTe selection ol chess sets, * u.... 1.1 •.~,. ~- ~ 0 'J ~ ...... 15 § ! and at the New Art Gallery, ;~-=-..,·~, ~ · etchings to suit your fancy. . • <<>iTt.AN>,''N~ i ·· 1 * I ·---~ :_,._ :t**'*'**''*'*'*****''******...... i. ', .,... ' .. ' '~ :.i " '· .. - ---~ ---, -______,,.._ -· ..... - --o- ... ---- • I .-.-F--~-:°R.-, ~ ~L • • :.lJHR-... - ·,:_' - ; -- ·, · ,· ;:._ . ~::,,~~:,,a1U.i-.f,J,,~p.f--:~o:iri:,, ~,;;j {_ (-· :_·: ·: .. ,·- --~ · ·· ,.E--·!·:.. ··- . ,. .. . ·- ' . .. - . ~~ I ,: . ., . 1- ./ I j\ I 1.' ,, -- ·.·./deas .. "·tlff 'CAM PUS I wanted ·-· . ·, I found out the hard way, that · I was surprised to see none of the only way to say something· that screwy politica• interest Do you .have interests in any Furthermore. scenery can be meaningful so people could here on campus as in some other of the following fields: Scene t:hanged on one set by blacking know about it was through the schools! (I am sorry for that Desi'gn, Scriptwriting, out the lights for that set campus paper. And so glad I obscene word), and I was very Prr,motion, Puppet making. without interrupting the action I'm have this opportunity to do so, much surprised to learn that out Costuming, Stage lighting, Film happening elsewhere. We will but hefore get into the Free of 4000 students, the campus production. Fine Arts, therefore have a faster moving I Beer, I'd like to mention a few paper .only had IO on it's staff (I Children's theatre, ~usic, show, without the long pauses · things concerning beer which I guess they don't serve beer Songwriting, TV-Radio, that Bread and Pupper Theatre think are important. there). I was amazed to find the Sociology,. Directing had for scenery changes. We As a "Freshie", "Beaner", or campus_ paper everywhere, 1-.xperimenll>, or Puppeleering? wanted to make it possible for "Frosh" (whichever expre5;Sion especially in the toilets. Wow! If yes, you may need The all interested folks to pre-register IIRNOLD sounds rriore anal to you) I was That's a school! So getting back Follicl> Puppet Company and for spring credits for working extremely surprised to find the to the free beer,, I am glad to see PRINTING ·1 he Follies may need you. We with the Follies. Unfortunately, students here at I.'C. so l>Uggesl you read lhis article and only those C.1.1.S. courses that the students here forget about CORPORATION concerned about the social that old hat stuff which they t:ontact us as soon as possible. have been approved by the ,1111 1:..,1 St..11, ::1rn1 hl,.a...a X.-.. \,,,L- l•t'!-tt,. situation concerning themselves seem to have found was a waste We i.larl production this coming curriculum committee and have and the outside bars beer parties of time and are really concerned For All Your spring semester. a paid instructor can be Printing Needs and liquor stores. It seems to pre-registered for. However, we about the next step in our lives, The Follies Puppet Company me, that LC. students are really ( 607) 272-7800 hope that by next fall you will the situation of will there be free is a relatively new organization. interest~· about the situations be seeing puppetry listed as an beer on campus? It wnccrns iti,elf with puppetry affecting their lives and those of in all it's forms and frolics. We official C .I J .S. course. other college students. Such work with educational puppet For this spring we plan to important events and issues as shows and old fairy tales as well register students through add "When is the Maximus beer as new, original fairy talcs. Right slips similar to how we did this party ·d will there be any limit now we have a rather sizeable fall but on a larger scale. you It on the bombing'!' Very good!! grant proposal pending decision are taking a Studio Art course I also found the students very he fore The Ithaca College · you might want to make puppet much interested in helping the Council on the Arts. We are or scenery design and community of Ithaca by bar asking for funds to build construction part of the work hopping on week days as well as HANGING OUT? sceneries, puppets, and a stage you do for that course. weekends. Hey, great! and lo prepare original music Education majors might be able and scripts. We also requested to tie script research into the funds to make a 30 min. independent study projects in color film with sound. We feel that department. We would also of the P.A. Building at 7: 00 that if we spend the wliole like to be able to get theatre o'clock. We would like to show l)rop h~ spring semester working on this practice credits for drama majors you some of the video tapes project that the film of the show working with us. Maybe you we've made and get to know we produce will be good enough have some other ideas on how you. Please call Margaret to be shown on N.E.T.- The you can contribute to the Follies Jennings at 272-7266 or Carly MINI DELI Corporation for Public with or without credits. The O'Donnel at X4S 3 or Robert 110 N. AURORA ST. Broadca·sting. Before we film our time has come for you to Hanford at 272-9632 or X45S, if show we plan some live contact us. We've come a long you ·'have any questions. Thank performances on campus and in way and we're about to start you for reading this entire Ithaca's elementary schools and working on this production. We article. We hope that if what hospitals. By testing audience will be having a little party you've read sounds interesting reaction in this way we will be Thursday December- 14th on the that you'll contact us to find out ahlc to change or discard any Sound Stage on the ground floor more. skits in the show that don't work. -:: · As you can imagine, we are ( very excited with the potential of this project. We started I making these plans last summer. I. The more we investigated tlie I 'I possibility of forming a puppet i company thc'more we wondered why there has never been one .. here at l .C. As we've indicated ~" on our cha.rt, all the important :i creative ctcmcnts are here in the .! existing departments. With the ht.>lp of The Council on the Arts wt.> will finally be able to bring t ht.>sc depart men ts together. Besides bringing recognition to llhal·a College and The Council ... on the Arts here, we hope that we are laying the foundations for a pt.>rmancnt course on .. puppt'lry at Ithaca College. This .. fall five of us have been taking a group independent ·study with the Ct.>nler f ndivi ual and lnlcrdisdpli ry studies. We've hcl'll cxpt.>rimt.>nting with puppet tcdmiqut.>s. hy using video tape t.>quipmt.>nt to givt.> us an instartf playhad-. of-· i;kits. 'w'.e have writte'n;::iv~ have: iksigned and '. , ..: ', . starlt.>d to huild a stage with lhfl'l.- windows. Like a thret.> ring d Tl' us. ;1.:t ion l·an happt.>n in WIN FIVE DOLLARS CASH lllllrl' I han .onl' ar..-a at a time. DEADLINE FOR All C' APTIONS or choose Now, Three convient entry 10<.:ations; TEN DOLLARS WOfrt~PF MERCHANDISE IS NOON-MONDAY. Downtown at Cloud Dragon Crafts CLOUD DRAGON CRAFTS Ithacan Mail Slot-West Tower basement 148 E. ST ATE STREET Intercampus Mail Slot in the Union ITHACA, N.Y. 14850 Cloud Dragon has supplies for: Candlemaking. Macrame. •••••••• •••• •••••••••••••••••. ••• •••••• •••••••••••• , Your caption will he judged on Stained Glass. Decoupage. originality, humor and/or F~id'~; & Rugmaking & 1'eedlecrafts. appropriateness. Use the entry form provided or write Beer & Winemaking. Batik. Saturday -·N i~ht~ your own. Address your entry to: (it'·t·-:-uwuy from Tk-dying. Bottle .:utting. Caption Contest l:.ditor, Ithacan B ·-. ---··-·-··-·-- ·--·. ·--··------· .. ·-· ,- . - - -· ···- - iii fa '?"" "·)"·y ... ir~.,. ;;-·;---r-- -- . ,/' '. . _- ·;,4. ·~ ·" :····~ic:-,:;:-.,--, .... , :":''.-:::-',, -~~~"""'- .C-::,.. ~- ,-:.,__,_ ...-:-.,._-;: ••:-;. ,:'.",• "'~· ·':'!, .,:, ••~. _!"le- .~.. ~':':I":',-:-, :--. '!", ..... -:-:,:.~--~-:~ ..~• ••"!',.~ ..-.~\~' ,"!; ~'"!:,-!l!'_.~.::'!'!'·_:·"'~.1!"!: __ _ ·:, ' , • • • • ~ •, • ~ I f :, ,;. : • • The Ithacan, December 8, 1972 Page IO _.u: ·c ·I'•• CALENDAR (.ap,ult: By S.H. Swar11. Mini-Concert!' Gold Band " A, a public ,cr\"icc to the Ithaca community. we ______..;_:...... i hm.J I lall.4 1() p rn. have compiled a li,1 of cap,ule review, of ,.how,. that will premier thi,. coming January. The DECEMBER 7 Yearbook Photography :\-fccl1ng opinion:-. of the reviewer in no way reflect the· Cayui.:an OIi rn· 7 · HJ p 111 Greek Peak Sign Ups opinion:-. of the new.spaper staff. the typi~ts. or the Lee lure-· <:hildhilh l·.dm:.ition ·· Union Lobby,I O a.m.-3 p.m. Mormon community of the Ea~lern Sta.le,.. Graduate Lecture/Demonstration " The Adventure:-. of Kahlil Gibran" (ABC) Once By Doug Sahadi Joyce Catalfano,Flutc,Fonl llall,I \TUE.S 12] again .1 lllilJOr ncl work ha, goofed hy arW,lically p.m. hlling oll mon: than IL can chew." ... Kahlil. . .'' Meeting Of Student Teachers Greek Pe.ik S1g11 Up, ,,. a heavy-handed treatment of the Thb week. let's consid.:r a lln1<1n I ohhy I II .1 111.-; p 111 Textor 10.2,3:30 p.m. l.ehanone,.c-horn poet- philosopher who ha,._ over group that first appeared in ·fatl' West Tower Movie !' Cool Hand Kar.ale nuh the pa,.t few years. hecome ,.ornt!!hing of a cull 1965. had several hit si11gles Wn·,111111!. 1{110111.l lill < ,·111,·1.7 HJ Luke"' hero with the young. J\l:!C". ever mlerested in the during the next three and a half Union Rec Room.7 :ind 'J· _I() p.111. p.111. "prolrl" over lhc art. has gollen a top-notch but years, and then disbanded only Wrc,tling--Onconta v, Ithaca SAB-Laurel and Hardy Film ,II-filled ca:-.l: Danny Thomas plays Gihran with to form many of the Festival the ,.amc kind of sensitivity he portrays in his contempory groups that are popular today. The group that Union Rec Roo111 7 and 'J .lll Maxwell llow,c commercials, Barbara Billingsley· p.m. plays his wife, Angela Cartwright is thdr daughter, I'm concerned with_ i~ iT,h.e hracli 1· olk Dancing and llans C'onrcid appears as a semi-regular in the Buffalo Springfield . . . Oiry/ey Karate Club l)a11,,· s·111d111.ll11! ( ,·111,·1.7 HJ role of Undc Ahdul. Also foatured is Heywood Martin, Steve Stills, ~1i:nie Wrestling Room.llill Ccntl'r.7:30 Jl Ill 1lalc l:lroun as Kahlil's Jewish friend, Ross. Furay, Neil Young, and Bruce p.m. Bihlc Sindy "The Broderick Crawford Variety Hour"(CBS) Palmer. Mnximus Super Beer Bu:-.t I· r n·n,h .102 .7 lO 11.111. Remember the gruff, crude palice chief of For those that curi't plac.:: the Terrace Din111~ llall.7· W-1 I ..W Opera:· II Tahharo ·· ( The Cloak I "llighway l'alrol" and the head doctor of "The name, think of songs such as p.111: /\1,·11.1 ll1<·al1c·.X 1-; p.111. New Interns?" Think back if you will, to "All the "For What It's Worth," 'Mr. Sou I, " and . "Bluebird"· · : . Math Club Meeting Ski l'lnh Mcclini.: King's Men" and the man who won an Oscar Friend:-. 201,X p.111. l'm·111b 20X.I p.111. playing the power-hungry governor. All those parts then surely you will recall this Play .. Gone 0111 .. were played by one man: Brod Crawford. It's fine rock group. · Their first album on Atco(200 Main ·11icalrl·.l'./\.B111ld111~.X: 15 going lo shock you a little at first but Crawford, p.111. the quintessential heavy, is head-lining his own A) entitled "-Buf:alo 141 Springfield" was released 1fter Study Habits Lecture mus1cal-corncdy hour and, what's more he's darn the success of the single 'For Textor IOI.'' p.111. Regi:-.lcr for Weekend Ski Tri1> lo good! 11 is first show, which I sneak-previewed, has V crmont a banner cast: Sonny and Cher are along for ~he What It's Worth." Some or the more outstanding ~ongs 01 the !F iR; ii .8' I I 1111011 I """~'. I . .j I' Ill. fun (one scene in which Cher plays a singing c,ilcndar lo Crawford's nervous student at exam album w.Jre "Do I Hav,l'" To •L------.1 Karate C"luh Come R'rg-t(I Out And,Say Wll·,1l111i-: 1{00111 llrll (\·11lc·1.7:.HI time is nothing short of hilarious), and so are Peter DECEMBER 8 It"(which by the way wa~ the I' Ill Crave~ (of "Mission: Impossible"), Lola Falana, Student Recital flip side of the single "For What Swi111111ing-Brm·kport v:-. Ithaca and ~cries regulars Ann Landers and Ralph Nader. Ford llall. 1 p.111. It's Worth .. ) and " Flying 011 the 7 J'.lll. This week's TV brain teaser: who played the Catholic Mass Opera:· II Tahbaro · · part of Ward Bond's "mythical" son in the famed Ground Is Wrong." It was a good Rowland llall. 1 2: I 'i.:, and 7 p 111. "L'L' W,·d 11,·,.d.1y dream sequence on "Wagon Train's" fourth show debut Jllbum .by the-grouf.l.~{9.67 Play" Gone Out" Senior Redial · of the 195 9-1960 season? brought "Buffalo Spr!'n~fied Sec Tlnirs ,, ~.·., I • j -~ •• ·,' .··., ~ I • "} •• , D ••• ~ ·~-!~-;1.-•:;..~, ;~(r·,·~-~ ..· .. ;,:;, )A,, ,',o ; : ,~ • ' : ,t' '• ' ,. I The Ithacan, December 8, 1972 Page 11 6-- , •• _.,~· •• , ,,· :·ea·111· ,· .• •> . : ··:_ : • : •. ere,? NOTES VD DOCUMENT ARY \'c•n.:rt'al Dis.:as.: has rt•ad1<•d .:piikmk prnpnr1inns n:11ionall\ Jnd 11, wet'k. WICB :-,./t'ws· ... Suntlay :-,.light"' will t·,Jmint· th,• s·,,>pt·. "GONE OUT" - DAZZLING AND BRILLIANT 01 mt'nt and prt'V<'lltion of \'[). nw program c·an bt· ht·Jrd this 11rnlay. Dt'ct'mb•:r 11. at h:OOp.m. on WICB .-\:\1/F:\I" Susan Wishner and Jamie Padnos also give By Lt'ah Fackos to !HWll:h depict ions as Gizela and Benjamin. BEETHOVEN'S BIRTHDAY SPECIAL Pad nos especially, had a bubbling effervescence Ludwig von Bt'ethoven. his musk and lift'styks. will ht' f.:aturt·tl l>a11hng. lig.hting anti hrillian1 ,sound •·ffrds about him thal added a great deal of comic om 7-9:30a.m. this Sunday on WICB-FM during .. Thl' World ,)f ,·nmb1n•·tl w 1th a vay lig.hl. yl'I dt't'I' :111d symlwlk hilaril y .. He shoul.d be heartily praised for his usic.'' Host Henry Kawtt will play 81.'ethowu·s gr.:att·st pl0t irr.1di:1kd till' l\l:1111 Th,•a!rt· of !ht• I.C. ,·xln.•nwly amusing characterization. Pt•rforming. Aris Building. last nig.ht as I ht' I.('. ,mpositions and add comn1t:ntary on the genius compost'r. Thl'· shows lt'chnicals at times stole the lkparl nwnr nf l)r;1 nw :IIHI Spt·,·ch 01wnt·d r h•· spotlii!l1t. The costumes of FTan Brassard were Tad,·us1 RosL'Wll'/ pkiy Gone Out. This wrv fantastic. Especially notable were those is the SUL't'<.'ssful 11L·rfor111anL'L" is hillt·d as b,·mg a l'ohsii ha1H1m•I Sl-cne. whert' yellows, polka-dots and clear comt•dy. It hOWl'VL'~at lilllt's. lransl'l·nds lht• rL·alm plastic ran amuck. The lighting design of Donald. of l'Ollll!dy aml ttt·als wilh till' sig111fk:111t and Creason and lhl' Sound master, Robert Kerzman emotional workin!!S of lilt' hum:111 mind. Al tinws dcst•rv ...· I hl' plaudits of all for their great _, ' THE YOUNGBLOODS Ollt:' se.:s llw inrll'r-most drt·ams and fontasi,·s nf t·ontrihution to making the show the superb thl' ··every day hous..·wifr". and ;11 lini,·~·orll' frds su ...·ct·ss ii was. The slide show during Henry's UNGBLOODS-HIGH ON A but I just can't say the same for hl' would likt> ·lo St't' what ii would lw lik,·, lo ht· kl"lurL' wa~~ ,·x1rcmely well thought out. The GE TOP-RACCOONS the other two. As for the hlucs ablt' lo liVt' in lhL' slwltaed and innol'L'nt w,1rld of 11111sk:1I ha ...·k!!Hllllld also added a great deal to the 1en and' if you. happen to· pick material(Robert Johnson's childhood ag.ain. ThL' bask plol strnl"lun· is s~·t. oVl'r-all aura of lht· show. a copy of this album in a "Kind Hearted Woman", Jimmy and adorned with many daborak tmnmings. but II isn'I ol'll'n thal a reviewer salutes a poster ·ord store or somewhere, Reed's "Going By The River" only with individual dforl by t ht· vil"Wt'r ,·;111 a dt·si!!n of a show, hut that of Al Perrone for this 1'11 be looking at either the and Taj Mahal's "She Caught perlint>nl ml'aning hl' givt·n 10 lht· produ ...·tion. show. lkfinilcly dcscrws lo be applauded. or next to the last album The Katy"), it's really not that Both Erin Thompson and Charlt·s K in·k as wifr ('on(l:ralulations.should h~ extended to director 'II see from the Youngbloods. bad, but it's not the and husband (Ew and lknry) g.iVl' fabulous famt·s Lauricella, who is responsible for gathering c group has since broken up Youngbloods I've come to know performam·rs in I heir very d1allL•nging rolt>s. Miss all this gr... ·at lalcnl to produce a captivating show. the individual members will and appreciate. Thompson showed a grL'al (kal of lak'nt in UL'aling I k should hl' well-complimented for presenting , go their seperate ways. On with the shifting cmoliµnal vkws of lwr diaradl'r lht· ltha ...·a ('ollcgl' Communily wilh this decidedly igh on A Ridge Top" the Dylan's "I Shall Be Released" and Kirck cxhihikd a great - ~. . ______._ ...... ______- -· ..I ., ,, -: - "'I ••• ' ... '.•· ~ - ·. ·:-,:.-: ) . ··~··· .... ,, ·· · The ltha~n •. Decernber-8. 197'.! ·Page I:?.' . ... _ ~ ~ . ·:..,.:_ :. REE" C·LA:s-s~IF·IEDS·,:. ..:·.-..: .. ·~.:;::~;-,·<~ ,. . ,: .. "· .. ·.:'."-":· . .. ,· ...... \' " ~· :"!. r.- ·~:· ,. Roommate wanted to 1h1re-· ~--__.; I ·. DECEMBER 9 •1$ ·'ATTENTION lt)(TE'NSION 'Aruu· 941: If you ban any. 1rlD•s · llteCS.roo"" :.Dt. 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It CORD chorus we hear a young man pJrtil'ularly in terms of the By Bill Henk••v1•w engineer, Fred Calero. declined start to speak, so.unding and delegated the re-mixing task spiritual elements in his music." somewhat incredulous: "I thmk JOURNEY THROUGH THE ourselves with a live side of the to the album's producer. David "It takes an awful lot of money as a matter of fact that most of PAST- NEIL song "Words". The only totally Rubinson. to run a band with e·ight the people who are taking the .)l(QUNG-- REPRISE new offering .from N:il is "The Herbie will be making a guest people." claims Herbie (the band hard line against us are firmly ,· · A'> a rule. any kind of new Soldier", which features Neil on appearance with Milt Jackson. also travels wiih its own sound convinced tharthey are the last system and operator-mixer. the ,nu~k: from \;eil Young is caw,t! tht! piano. Freddie Hubbard, and Ron defenders of civilzation. I think eighth man). "One of these days, enough for celebration among All this alone is enough to Carter in a Creed Taylor. they see themselves as the· maybe wtc!'ll get enough money hi~ following of what mu~t ht! make me want to buy this album I ncorporated(CTI) recording to run the band itself. But in ~ome of the mo~t loyal fans in but, as Ario Guthrie once Roman Senate perched among session next week. "Mwandishi", order to do that, we'd have to the world. And though "Journey said,,"That's not what I came to the ruins of man~ defending it who has played on Red Clay, break even, ·and right now. we're .,Through The Pa~t" contains tell you about". Instead, I'm against the barberian hordes;'the Straight Life, White Rabbit, and losing money because we're 'iittle in the way of nt::w material, here to say a few words about last stronghold of Mother, God, several other CTI albums in the booked for many small dubs, it is ~till no cxct::ption as far as this one song containing a social home and Apple Pie---and past, remarked that the rapidly and not enough concerts. Why? I'm concerned. For indudt!d are commen_tary rivaled only by they' re full of shit". expanding New York City jazz Because the promoters would new livt! versions of what are Young's "Obio" or "Southern Now just imagine this if you label is among his personal perhaps Neil's two most can. The very next thing we hear favorites. He describes the sound rather push 'Black Angus' and Man". What this song actually is 'Mountain'." poignant protest songs, "Ohio" is a studio outtake of is the voice (actual) of Richard as "conservative. but and "Southern Man". The "Alabama", and within the song M. Nixon shoveling it on thick as beautiful." The Herbie Hancock Sextet's language and relevancy of these the group stops several times to usual: "As one who works in the In reference to a question about next album will be rt!corded two songs speak for themselves discuss changes and additions in field of government I can tell John Coltrane, the late, during the first two weeks of of cour~t!, and they need no harmonies, piano, etc. And, you my life is dedicated to the magnificient saxophonist, January on the Columbia label cause that I know you're all added interpretation from this while all this is interesting, it is "Mwandishi" quickly summoned As of yet, it is untitled but it writer. not where the importance of this dedicated to all of you. I want his trumpeter -flugelhornist, ":',ill definitely be an exte~sion of Live vcr~ion~ too are included cut lies. Suddenly however, we this nation to be at peace and we "Mganga" Eddie Henderson, Mwandishi and "Crossings" c,f the Springfield's "Rock and hear edited in a voice saying shall be. I want air to be clean who replied, "In any era, John Watch out tor it! .Roll Woman" and "Mr. Soul", "let's all sing 'God Bless and it will be clean. I want the CSNY's "Find the Cost of America', you all know it". Thus waters to be pure and they will Freedom", and we also find we are now hearing a group of be pure ....." Now right about here the words and music of "!. "Alabama" fade back up again: "YOUR PROTECTION - OUR PROFESSION" "See all this ruin/WHAT ARE RECORD REVIEW YOU.. DOING'? Alabama ..•. "and the chorus drowns Nixon By Bill Henk 'completely out. Believe me that Robert S. Boot hrovd --- Class of• 24" review "Gypsy Cowboy", the while this is hard to relate on NEW RIDERS OF THE paper, it's just got to be heard Robert I.. B011thrqyd -- Class of'60' PURPLE SAGE Gypsy Cowboy group's third release. Miss the film at your own risk, Knowing the importance of a "Gypsy Cowboy" is the type and at the risk of this country. llcnry (;. Kcy~er -----C'lassof'52' new New Rider's album to so of album that becomes increasingly more pleasing with many people, 1 think it's \\'illi,1111 Flynn ·-C'.L.U. im porlanl first to let all those each additional listening. Dave New Rider fans out there know Torbert's songs become more cxac.:lly where I stand on the and more bearable and finally conlrowrsy involving thdr first find their place in the overall ICKEY'S ROBERT S. BOOTHROYD two albums. Having talked to a quality and consistency of the number of people who felt the album itself. "Gypsy Cowboy" MUSIC STORE AGENCY, INC. second alhum outshone the first, and "On My Way Back Home" I feel it my obligation to provide pleasant interludes and establish my views on the two so .. contrast to the material of John. 2015. Tioga Sf JNSl.J~ANCE that you may judge from what Dawson, which is still the level lo base my views on showcase of the group. Dawson's Ithaca, N.Y. "We Wel<"ome Yw,r /11q11irJ~" ·,·"Gypsy Cowhoy", and thus "Whiskey", "Sutter's Mill", inlcrprct them according to your "Death and Destruction", and 272-8262 } 12 East Seneca. 11/raca, N. Y. own perception and feelings. "Linda" are the New Riders at ''"1·o my car, their first album their , best, though l admit I'd was an ~xceptiom1l work of still rate his "Portland Woman", consistent quality throughout. It "Louisiana Lady", or "I Don't ,l was withoi1t a doubt in my mind Know You" a notch above these Last Days of our .i ont' of the finest overall albums offerings. lo c.11111: out ot the year 197 I. From outside sources the Thus I anxiously looked forward group pulls "She's No Angel", PRE CHRISTMAS SALE lo and was subseqently a little which just may be the finest - disa ppointcd by the group's single cut on the album, and also second Ip. True. "Dim Lights offer their version of "Long Thick Smoke", "Rainbow", Black Veil''. 'The two remaining \,,l1rfl'd R11d, .. Swt:'t:'l Lovin' One", and "Hello songs on the album, Spl'L'l,il, M.1ry Lou" wen~ exceptionally "Superman" and "Groupie" are fint:' samples of the New ~iders a bit sub-par, but not enough so type of magic but six minutes to upset the consistent quality of .. Willie and the Hand Jive" I of this album. I rate it above j usl d.id not need. The rest "Powerglide" and just a notch below their first. And being that ranged from slightly above .\ '\01 C L \SSI< '\ average to ploddingly dull. It is I still play that first album once ; within this contexrand overview ·ever~· week' or· tw-o, that's "·lhl'll 'tl1al I now si(- down ,to saying a bit indeed, · IH,<; CI \SSl<·s S.... 1 99 L',IL"IJ B1.:.11k, B;rnd I l'~lll Rt1,,L·I Now 'ril Dec. :?.~rd < ;r.tlld I uni-...... Fabulous buys on Guitar.. . l·,i~·li . ' ~ s3 .6 9 Banjos. Amp,;, '.\l:mdolins. '\ Song hooks.Harmonkas. & ..\cces:,ories Pith \l.111~ ( )t ilL'I • I r" (, . I I' l\: I ,IJh' Spl'L'J.il ...... :...O· . '' ~'1 SALE HOl'RS; ,1011.-~=ri. 9-9· '. Sal. 9-5:30 -420 Eddr St.; l~haca. NY -~OS Coll.ege Av.e_.,.lthaca, N~ Y .·272-2215. "Jhc Ithacan, Dccemher H. l(_J7~ Page 14 MUSIC bJckground in rhythm and blues can be heard on '"The Road Of Love .. with Clarence Carter. There are some cuts that could have been left IIIECORD IN ONE EAR out such a~ the previously unreleased '"Mean Old ;,.,1 an" ·with Eric Clapton-a double slide get By Ward H. Sih·er together that tends to drag; and "Don't Keep Me REVIEW Wondering·'-the hve version of the song done on DuJne ·\!Iman had 1t ,omethmg f1en:e--that the ldlewild South Allman Bros. album. In the By Barry King ,pirn deep wnhm that surface, al moment, of notes. Glover ·recalls that Duane "was the kind of sheer dc,pondcnLy and unbounded exuberance It guy who had to feel it to do it-he'd build himself Europe 72-The Grateful Dead-Warner Bros. WJs h1, unLann:, .ihil1t} to ,hare that ,pirit 111 the up to some kind of tantrum when he started to do Most people who follow the Dead's activities ,h,,rt time we gn:w to know him and hi~ mu!>ic a break. And he'd turn on so heavy that if 1t didn't know that they spent most of the summer truckin' th.it left u, with ,uch an extreme ,en~e of lo~~ come off he'd say, 'It's lost, I ,II have to come back through Europe. When the summer i.:ame to an when he died 1n October of I 'J7 I. But the !,plflt tomorrow and do it." Although the live Allman end. and the Dead concluded their touring. they live, on Brothers Lp at the Fillmore was their strongest in returned home and decided upon trai.:ks they were In Duane Allman/ An Anthology (Capricorn) we my opmion, it isn't clear whether "Don't Keep Mc to put together for a live album. The i.:ulmination ,m, JI lorded a glimp,c of the Allman voyage from Wondering" was done on the same night, or at of the live tracks they have used on their new ,e.,.,1on work with Clarence Carter ml967 through least at a point when he was fully warmed up. This three Ip set is some of the best material I have h1, la'>t day~ a, an A II man Brother. No album may have been the problem here. heard from the Dead in a long time. could hdve captured the qu1ntessent1al Duane but The album, for the most part, has excellent the anthology 1s; a thoroughly honest and Certainly "Layla" had to be included. For it production. They used basically the same sound admirable .it tempt. Of special note is the included was this song that, more than any other, will systems everywhere. Also, it you listen to the booklet with Tony Glover's remmisc1ences and remain as the trademark of two of the finest blues vocals, you'll hear nice harmonizings. The tracks· Stephen l'ai<:y\ ~uperb photos. guitarists in music history-Duane Allman and Eric themselves are electric Dead. If you ever go to a· ,., Duane wa~ hell bound from the start, we're told: Clapton. Glover describes their first meeting: Dead concert you'll hear their acoustic side as ' "We were a \mokin' hand," he said to Glover. "Duane came back to the studio and they sat there well. Its surprising to me that they didn't mix up "Boy I mean- we would set fire to a building ma in camp chairs with acoustic guitars talking to each the numbers on the album electrically and second all we (The House Rockers, one of his other: "Hey, man, how'd you ever do this on that acoustically. If you ever want to hear some' t1r,t hand,) wanted was to hear that damn musk record?and 'You know your solo that goes like professionally-done bootleg tapes of the Dead be111· stomped out .. That's what I love, man. to this? It was a four way conversation: the guitars (with equal to better preduction than this album) · Ill: a r that hdckbcat popping, that damn bass were talking to each other, and the heads were look up a drummer named Sky in Ithaca. plunk 111' down, Jesus God 1 ! talking to each other ...they went on like that till Although the Dead escapaded throughout· The mam quality of Duane that the anthology 4: 3 0 or 5 in the morning." Europe, the only locations represented on the· Cdptures; 1s !11~ vcr!,atJlity. His breakneck lead and album are primarily London and Paris, with two· ,l1de arc heard on the Allman's favorite opener, The longest number on the album is "Loan Me cuts from Amsterdam and Copenhagen. It doesn't ''State~boro Blue~" Delaney and Bonnie·s "Livin' A Dime", cut with Boz Scaggs .. It's thirteen matter, however. From the tracks on the album I on the Open Road'• and the classic "Layla". The minutes of pure downhearted blues and is most would judge that the Dead were in fine shape · t luck, nch Delta sound is caught on Muddy indicative of Duane's rising star that led to the everywhere. Water,' "Rollin' Stone" ( performed with Johnny formation of the Allman Brothers Band in 1969. "Cumberland Blues" 1s the opening track, and frnkm,). lib jazz inclinations are felt on Joe The 'shortest song is "Little Martha", performed its even more high-spirited than the studio version. South's "Games People Play" (with the late King with Dicky Betts. Gentle as a stream, it is It is longer than the studio version, featuring Jerry exemplary of a definite tranquility that was always Curtis; on !>aX ), although there are no numbers Garcia '!"ith som~ mighty fine pickings. from flerb1e Mann's Push-Push LP. And Duane's part of Duane (see the fishing pictures on the Two of the cuts on the album were previously cover and in the booklet as well). Both of these released on Vintage Dead. "China Cat Sunflower" songs help one to appreciate the manner in which and "I Know You Rider" are a Jot tighter and Duane made the most of whatever he pack much more strength now than they ever did did-qualitatively or quantitatively. at the Matrix in San Francisco, where the Dead There isn't much more to be said-anyway originally gigged. The Dead recorded these tracks· The Gift of a Lifetime Duane says it better. I for one have had a hell of a at the Olympia Theatre in Paris. After getting o,ff time shaking the memory of his death. And so it on some jamming on the first song they travel" shall be.· In the words of his 6rother Greg, "There into "Rider"·smoothly.a:nd with strong vocais.·fiii,'- -: ain't no such thing as dying ... Long Jive the spirit instrumentation is also much better than· that- of brother Duane Allman." released on Vintage Dead ,with Garcia on guitar and Keith Godchaux on piano. Bill Kreutxmann does what I consider to be some of his best drumming on this cut. By the time you get to around side three, you should be about ready to listen to something a little slower and mellower. The Dead must have !!IV known this, because they included a fine, old blues number by Elmore James on this side entitled "Hurts Me Too". The track features Pigpen on MIDTOWN RECORDS cont. on page I 5 ...... ·; P/1/lifl/!. Fur ('hr;,.,fll[(lS (ti Shalimar I , Happy Hours· (,n ,. ) ·,,ur L"' c The L',u.,pect«I 3-7 Fri. & Sat. • $1 .. Pitchers '··· Fii· Bachus· Sat. ALBJ.iTROSS Sun. • _ . 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B_uzz Fcitcn. and Phillip Santana and '.\lalo. thr! field of latin JAZZ LAB -SHORT \Vi hon a II formr!rl v of the Paul mtluen..:ed musk broadens and the ·cu·y.z Butterficld Blue~ Ban·d. The group is ent.ry be..:omes less restri..:ted. Altec·a 1s {'()II fllltlc'c/ (1'<1111 p. 7 tight. the ·musicians versatile and the the ncwr!st · of such ensembles. This SwJnscn. JJII. musk beautirul. Don't miss it. group. however. is more is more of a By the t1111e Chns SwJnst·n By Bill Henk jazz based jazz-ro~·k latin band than were any of the previous entrants into did ..:ome on. th<' ,llllll<-'llc't' w.1s Poco-A Good Feeling To Flash-In the Can-Capitol-First let me this field. With all the trumpets. horns. restless. Th<-' p1ogr.1111m111g wJ~ Know-Epic-Very important wa~ lh1~ Ip ~ay that if you like the Y cs. if you like saxes and things incorporated into this L'l1opp~. Th<-' pc•rfo11111.'r, pl,1ycd tr,, l'r11:o. for it~. prcd~cc~~or ( .. From lots of fine organ .work. and if you like big band consisting of thirtcr!n a httk of ewr~ tlung ..111d got 1h'c ln~idc") had hccn the group'~ f1r5t rock and roll you should buy the musicians-and four swit..:hing vocahsts. mto notl1111g . C.1101 K 111g JIISI Ip with new guitarbl Paul Colton and groups first album. La..:king Tony this group has the capability of did no! log1ca II y preccdl' I he• achieving sounds at times reminisc.:icnt 1[: hat! been a hit .~potty and la<.:kcd Kaye, the organist on the first album, mus I c of Chris Sw.1 nsc·n. of Blood, Sweat & Tears. wlule at 1m,riiration at time~. Fortunately Po<.:0 the group's second album consists of espe..:ially soft Carol K111g. ha~· _hounccd hack qui<.:kly with a truly other times the sound will more completely undistinguished rock and resemble Tower of Power. They're Swansen 1s .111 mtL'nsL' .irt isl .•ind I inc effort. ·1 hh '>!!ems to be the album roll and (with the exception of the quite good if you like this type of his llll1Sil' rl'flL'dS ll. II IS ,I 1n whft::-h Cotton's rock and roll cover) belongs exactly where the title music. ..:olle..:tion of sounds ,rnd note's. hack1m,und comes lo the fore. Most of says it does. molded by .1 hund1L'd 111fh1L'llL'L'S. I he material contained within is of the Gary Ogan & Bill fed throu!!,h a Moog syntht'SllL'r Lamb-Portland-El ektra-Portland is an qual.ity, and stuff that the single "A Steely Dan-Can't Buy A Thrill_-ABC and arranged into Jan.. Sw.111st·n c;_cmd Fcdin' ·1 o Know" was born out album of fine folk music.: that is well This group impresses me much in the worth taking note of. Delicately well Jnd his lricnds have ht'L'll of. St i 11 the <.:ountry influen<.:e is way that America's first album_ did; honed harmonies and guitar duos around. havmg played with Gary alway~ there. and for any Buffalo smooth catchy material done with highlight this Ip. My biggest objection Burton. Stan Ken ton and Springl'ieldor Poco fan the good music some extremely fine harmonizing. The is that while all the songs are very well Maynard Ft·rguson; and Swanst'n to he had° on this one is a must. major difference is that Steely Dan .. done, there is really not that much has studied with Aaron Copland, accomplishes this with an electric difference or distinctiveness in the to drop a fcw names. guitar, organ and steel guitar while A'm er ic a-Ho mecom in g-Warner songs from each other. Be forewarned. Swansen ended up with two Brothers-The success of this group's America did it with acoustic guitars. however, that the talent is there. Of the ten songs included, seven are of picces at the very end of thL' I irsl alhum surprised almost every the quality to make this album one of concert. At that late time. the n:~ord reviewer in the country, though the finest soft rock albums of the year synthesized sound and music Jdm:ttedly-there was some nice catchy by a new band. And, it seems to me ••v11:w rnuld not hit the audience-they mush: and harmonizing contained that l 've heard "Do It Again" on one Continued from pg. 14 were no longcr reccpt1vc. within. Their st:cond- album however of them car radios somewhere· harmonica and a lilting piano backing by Keith Swansen did his tw~ and left, does ·not have the bounce or recently, so it may be that you've Godchaux. Garcia's guitar is so full of the blues (not a long trip to his home in consistency of their first. There ar.e heard some of this Ip already. If not, Trumansburg). And Steve Brown then you should. here that one would think it could've paid some I 1ve or so songs that do exemplify the dues. and the band wrapped things up bounce and quality contained with in Steeleye Span-Below The It was inevitable -that the group had to include with some rearranged Christmas I he first Ip including "Ventura Salt-Chrysalis-An offshoot of the "Truckin"', when they have six sides to work with songs. The <.:0ncert had all thc 11 ighway" and "California Revisited", original Fairport Convention, in this set. It 'definitely fulfills its expectations. ingredients needed to make the which may be their next single. The Steeleye's second album has a sound The vocal harmonics are good, and when they concert good, but unfortunately llthcr half o{ ·the album however that more than resembles that of the conclude with the lyrics, the song and the Dead the musicians were unable to put tonsists ·or slower Jess memorable group from which it had its birth. i just flow and space you out for the rest of the side it all together.One would expect material, though previous America So me excellent traditional English with improvisation. more from a normally more matc'rial has shown the ability of music is contained within, including Actually, in order to cover this album exciting ensemble. "John Barleycorn", "Saucy Sailor" !!rnwing on you with repeated completely, I would have to do a review that hstcnings. and other assorted finery. If you're a fan of some of Fairport's fine fiddlin' would take up about two pages. Instead I'm going RECORDS REVIEWED traditional music, you might seriously to let you find out for yourself what the rest of HERE Haif Moon-Full Moon-Douglas- This is consider this album. the album contains. But this is one Dead album for lllle .superbly done album with which we can all be grateful. What a long strange AVAILABLE AT 1n!'Ju:':,~~cs of jazz, soul and rock. Half Azteca-ColumbiaWith the road pretty trip its been._ MIDTOWN RECORDS A RECORD BUYER'S HOLIDAY MID'TOWN RECORDS -·. will be OPEN 'til MIDNIGHT Friday December 8th 360 Ocgrm..,...... ,, Of B,lly Paul Me And Mrs. Jonos Brawn Baby Im Ju~I A Pnsonc, 'tob"SonQ Am.le&.ck Enough For You Ir rm~ Matte ll'Thb Tame\ · INCLUDING: Loggin~ & Messina.New David Brom berg. ...,...... ,, .... '": ...4.:; new Blood. Sweat. & Tears and ~everal more best-sellers. ''ilf--:." '&;A::"!'t-.-.'i/1'>-. __ w"9> ,.. . 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Leyden is the son of Mr. and Garrett is the son -~f M~- aP;d ;:l\Jr,s.. -!,ohn ,Leyde~ ·Jir~Dansville, .. ; l\lrs. Frank Garrett of :!:!l and is a 1969 graduate of .qF Bancroft 0-. in Rochester. and is ....,Dan. ·C-irnlral°'"Rig1i_,. c 00 ~ 1969 graduate of Peddie where he played his football School where he played his.· ':'under ·Tom Vog,t. a·n·d Pat ~ football under Tony Merola. O'Neill. · \ • .:"!. -· ,,.. IC Grid Stars Lauded 1973. Soccer. Co-captains· ·Elected,~ . ' ( :f)~"' ltha1...i College Senior~ Mark but started every varsity game he yards for 55 returns. Boronsk1 r,1 Ware. Mass., Randy played in. A defensive end as a A linebacker for two years, he (;arrett of Roche~ler, N.Y. and sophomore, he was switched to was moved to defensive halfback Denni~ Leydt::n of Dansville, offensive tackle as a junior. He this· fall, and intercepted seven Junior goaltender Tom Blank number tw_o this year. :-.1.Y. have heen named to the was moved back to defensive passes to set a school one season of Rye, N.Y. andsophomore Blank earned his third varsity New York Stale Sportswriters end this season, and led the team record. forward Abby Al-Muhailani of letter, this past fall, while all-~tar football team. in tackles with 103. The coaches A.ll three players were named Kuwait have. been elected starting nine games for J.C., Boron~k i was a standout at selected him as the winner of the to the Independent College co-captains of the 1973 Ithaca allowing 2 .5 5 goals and offensive guard this year and was team's "Whistlesman Award", Athletic Conference all-star team College soccer team. averaging ten saves per start. He a major reason why l .C.'s which is given to the player who this season, and all three are Al-Muhailani was saw part-time action as a wi~hhone offense set a school shows outstanding ability and physical education majors at not recruited by J.C. and was freshman and sophomore. one ~ca~on rushing Mark"of2225 leadership. Ithaca· an unknown until the first day Blank, who is majoring in yards. A three letter winner at Leyden was Mr. Everything of varsity practice in his Physical Education at Ithaca, is Ithaca, he wa~ selected as the for Ithaca during the past three Boronski is the son of Mr. and freshman year. It was a lucky the son of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour learn'~ honorary offensive years. He set New York State Mrs. Walter Boronski of Ware day for Ithaca, since "Abby" has )Jlank of ~ Newbury· Place in captain thb year for his ·game, season and career records Center in Ware, and is a 1969 been the Ithacans scoring leader Rye. He is a 1970 graduate of outstanding work. for kickoff returns and kickoff graduate of Ware High School in each of the past two seasons. Rye High School, where he c;arrctt wa~ a walk-on al I.C., return yardage, averaging 24.4 where he played his football As a freshman, he tallied played his soccer under Louis seven goals and four assists for Gallo. 11 points, and this past year scored seven goals and added Al-Muhailani, a Physical five assists for 12 points. Therapy major at Ithaca, is the Al-Muhailani has been named to brother of Mr. Abdullah Saleh the Independent College Athletic AI-Muhailani of P .0. Box 4492 Conference All-Star Team, in in Kuwait. He is a 1971 graduate each of the past two seasons. He of J.F. Kennedy High Schooi was t.he leading Conference (Md.) where he played his soccer scorer as a freshman, and was under Richard Miller. Hollowell Stars it took Ithaca College's Stanley Gay of 32 E. Main basketball captain Dave Street in Canisteo, and a 1969· Hollowell a little time to warm graduate of Canisteo Central up, but when he did the 6-3 High School where he played his all-american from Canisteo, New basketball under Don Kratzer. York gave evidence that he was set for a big year. · "Olly" scored just 14 points Sports Shorts, . in the season opening win over r------_;;·-~·-·.:..· a Elmira (79-69). Two nights later, however, he tallied 30 points MI A A Volleyball rosters and and eight rebounds as Ithaca rules for Volleyball are available'. 1 won the tourney championship Both regular and Co-Ed Ieagties·· with a 69-58 decision over RPI. will be starting right after For his overall efforts, Hollowell Christmas vacation. ·was selected as the tournament's t------A Pre Sea·son Ski...... ,. most valuable performer and was named to the five man all-star Conditioning program -is offered· team. to all who are interested for free ... Two qualified instructors· : 1 , i , 1• ,_... 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