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Volume XXXX February 8, 1973 Number9 Dates Are Announced For Senate Elections By BOB NIHEN The Student Senate issued the and egress paths to the first floor dates for Senate elections in the of Dinneen Hall. upcoming academic year at their All candidates must attend last regular meeting. their respective debates. All Student senate elections will i debate locations and formats will take place friday, March 30th. be distributed during election Elections for class officers and seminars. representatives are set for Mailings in all elections are February 16 in the freshman class, prohibited except those March 15 in the sophomore class, conducted by the elections and March 23 in the junior class. committee. A declaration of intent must be Each candidate is allowed two Mertz Says New Gym presented personally to elections · challengers for elections day. Prior committee in the Student Senate to the election day, the chairman office by 12 :00 noon one week of the committee must be notified ''Not a Jock Palace'' prior to each election. of names of challengers. They By DOREEN BESENEY Campaigning will begin on must be typed and signed by the If you want to stay on the good tennis courts. This exhibit has a Monday morning of the election Joe Lynyak candidate. No challenger may side of Francis Mertz, Executive dual purpose. It will let the week and will end at 4 p.m. ~st in the operation of the Vice President, don't call his pet students see what is actually in election eve. All election materials disqualified. election. project, the new athletic complex, store for them at SPC and it will must be removed by 4 p.m. on No campaigning is allowed on Each candidate will also be "the gym". Although the actual serve a fund raising vehicle also. that day. No distribution of the first floor of Dinneen Hall by allowed one challenger in the clearing and groundbreaking will So far the school has received written material is allowed after any person on the day of each actual tabulation of votes but will not begin until late spring of this pledges and cash totaling over one that hour. Violators will be election. This includes the ingress not be allowed a challenger to year, the complex promises to hundred thousand dollars. They assist in the tabulation. root a totally new concept of have already received one grant Budget ~ Organized Write-in candidates will follow athletics in the minds of the SPC from the Pope fund for $100,000 the same procedures as formally community. and one from the Haven declared candidates. If possible, Mr. Mertz firmly states that the foundation for $115,000. They're ForNextF~calYear write-in votes will be cast on the building "is not a jock palace". Its hoping that a scale model will By BOB MAC ISAAC been set aside independent of the machine. If not, ballots will be facilities will be available to the inspire more contributions. Executive Vice-President budget itself. "We try to put aside available at request. In both cases, athlete and student equally. "We "Although Mr. Mertz is very Francis Mertz is currently about $30,000 per year," Mertz no notification of write-in want to teach people lifetime optimistic about the building and · organizing and evaluating the said, "to use for small but candidates will be made at the sports, sports that they can take its facilities, there are a few snarls budget for the fiscal year 1974. necessary maintenance poll. anywhere." Ping pong, tennis, which must be smoothed out. One Since last December 15, each operations." It was out of this A mailing, to help familiarize swimming pool, sports that will is where will the members of the individual office and department the student with the candidate, keep their bodies and mental money that Rankin Hall, Dinneen various athletic departments had submitted forms and Hall and the cafeteria renovations will be conducted for the process in condition." Neither is it practice while the new building is guidelines to their immediate freshman class. The maximum designed to cater to the basketball were financed. being built. The vice president superiors for review, who in turn Mertz stated that currently number of pages for President will team. Around the main playing says there is a possibility that the submitted their recommendations renovations of other places are be four pages, for vice-president, area is a seating arrangement of Jersey City Armory will be to the Budget Committee. being considered, such as the secretary and treasurer, two pages. 3,100. Right now we have about rented. As for the housing of the The Budget Committee, which auditorium. For Sophomore and Junior 2,500 students. The area is for the offices themselves, the vice met last Wednesday, will meet Since student interest in class elections, a sample ballot students: use and enjoyment. If president is not really sure. again this Wednesday, to assemble financial matters pertains plus a letter of explanation will go the department wanted to build Various suggestions have been a completed budget for exclusively to tuition, it should be out to all class members. for the team, they would have made but none have been chosen. submission to the Board of noted that no tuition increase is In student senate elections, all made a seating capacity of about SPC is shooting for completion Trustees on either March 6 or planned for next year. candidates may have a maximum 7,000. by September 19. March 13 according to Mr. Mertz. "Our projections for next of three pages. Mertz said it would be unfair to The distribution of approved year." Mertz said, "show that Sample ballots will be placed in erect an entire new building for Chess Master budgets goes into effect April 9. there will be a deficit of about all classrooms. No posters, flyers, ten players with ten home games. Salary increases for all faculty $295,000." He hopes, however, or position papers may be hung The playing area is designed so Performs Friday and administrators is the only that other sources of income will up for display in any part of the that it can be partitioned into major additions to the budget. compensate for this deficit of college. Position papers may be three different sections. That way Andy Soltis, a senior chess Not wishing to exceed a 6% raise about $295 ,000." , He hopes, distributed by hand throughout the team can practice, while other master, is scheduled to give a in salary for everyone, the however, that other sources of the campus. Senseless distribution students can have intramurals or lecture and perform a 25 board following increments were income will compensate for this of position papers is discouraged. just pick up games. This same area simultaneous exhibition this established and approved by the deficit without having to increase Flyers must contain the name, holds the possibility for concerts Friday evening at 7 p.m. in the Board of Trustees: Professors - tuition. desired position, and particular or an impromtu theatre in the Hudson Room. $ 940 ; Associates - $840; But problems still remain. "The views of the candidate. round. Soltis, who writes for Chess Assistants - $740; Instructors - college age population is All elections will he held in Sometime in the month of Life and Review, reported on the $640; Adjunct faculty - decreasing in Hudson County," either Dinneen Auditorium or in February, a scale model of the Bobby Fisher-Boris Spassky increment of $11 per credit; Mertz noted. "In addition, the McIntyre Lounge. creation will be exhibited. match over the summer. Administrators - not more than dropout phenomenon has affected Joe Lynyak chaired the senate Observers will be able to lift off Jack Muzikowski, president of 6%; Staff members - not more our enrollment." Because of this elections committee. The other the top of the roof and actually the Chess Club, said that the fee than $10 per week. consequential decrease in student members are Cathy Nealon, Pete feel the hardwood of the for Soltis' appearance ($75) Mertz pointed out that a enrollment, Mertz explicated two Zampella, Corinne Meyer, John proposed floor, see the depths of would probably be paid through separate account for renovation ways in which the school can Puglisi, Peggy O'Kane, Sharon the pool and the locations of the club dues. and maintenance expenditures has (Continued on Page 8) Quinn and Kevin Hayes. PAUWWOW February 8, 1973 Policies and Procedures Set at Council Meeting

By KATHY NORTON The second meeting of St. curriculum in the evening school part of Evening Division Student Peter's 29-member College starting in September, I 973. This Organization representatives to Council, held Jan. 24, was was tabled due to lack of detailed the fact that there was no according to the secretary of the information and will be presented p'rovision made for some Council, Brother Kavanaugh, again at the next Council meeting. experiment in the night school. mainly an "orientation policy and Most discussion concerned the The pass/fail report was sent back Thi~ week·~ on campus St udenh mterested in careers in procedure setting one." projected inception of a pass/fail to the Academic Standards recruiting includes interviews with journalism can apply for the: The first question on the experimental option in the day Committee to be further worked Becton Dickinson & Co. and North Jersey Press Association agenda was whether or not to school starting in September 1973 on, and to be presented again to Texaco on Tuesday, February 6. scholarship. Students who reside open the meetings to the entire (see Pa u w Wow Magazine the Council in March. U.S. General Accounting will be in Hudson, Bergen, Passaic, Union college community. The Section). This had been amended The report of the Admissions on campus Wednesday along with or Essex counties are eligible. consensus of opinion was that all on several points by the Faculty Po I icy Committee, along with Brooklyn Gas Co. and the New More information is available in future meeting be open with the Sen ate and the re was some three other reports (Board of York Stock Exchange. On the Public Relations Office. stipulation that the Council can discussion as to the validity of the Athletics. Student Financial Aid Thursday. Wallace Business Forms • meet in executive session on any amendations. and Status of Planning will conduct interviews, and on Any student interested in item on the agenda if a majority There was also objection on the (Continued on Page I I) Friday. the Fireman's Fund and applying for New Jersey wishes. Also, if an individual the Port of New York Authority municipal government, county outside the council wants to New Pre-Med Society will be recruiting. government. state government, speak, he must make a formal • community action agencies or request in writing a few days prior Graduate School interviews will non-profit public oriented groups. to meeting. Organized for Women be conducted next Wednesday. should write for applications from The Council was then presented February 14 by Fairleigh the Interns in Public Service, New with reports from Fr. Aidan Dickinson University from 11 Jersey Department of Community McMullen's Curriculum By MARTHA LARKINS wltn w~men's lib ... :··J···c1: A.M. to 4 P.M. and on Friday. Affairs. P.O. Box 2768. Trenton. Committee. dealing with the Junior Martha Riega has actually liave a good chance to get February 16, Loyola University of N.J. 08625. Applications must he proposed Associate Degree and recently organized a Women's Chicago will interview juniors and received by March I. and Executive Secretarial Studies Pre-Med Society to bring women into medical schools." seniors interested in their MBA notifications of placement will be Programs in the evening school. biology and pre-med majors Faculty members Fr. Joseph Schu',. Fr. John St. George, and curriculum. Appointments for announced by April I 5. They were accepted in principle. together to study. socialize and interviews should be made in the However. Fr. McMullen was boost morale. Fr. George Hilsdorf have all • 1 Career Development Center. The National Institute of requested to present a more An all male fraternity for offered •heir s 1pport. Education is sponsoring a $10 detailed syllabus on each for the pre-med majors existed for some When a~ked whetl!er :.c felt a • 11 Fraternities and sororities on million education research next meeting. time, Miss Riega said, but women need for such a gro p, Fr. Schuh 1 campus have certainly changed competition this spring. The The next item was a motion for had no such group. "If you're not said, " f they want it, there's a their traditional images. Many of program aims to encourage the acceptance of a core organized how can you possibly need for it." get ahead?" she asked. He noted, however. that he sees the groups have abolished all anthropologists. economists, The main purpose of the group, no prejudice toward a woman in forms of hazing and many political scientists and scholars Filak Announces Miss Riega said, is "to try to help the biology department. "We treat organizations have retained just interested in legal issues to Social Events other students by tutoring." To everybody alike.'' According to the symbollic pledge requirements contribute new insights into accomplish this she hopes to set Fr. Schuh women make up "a in a sentimental vein. The Greek problems in education. Grants For Junior Class up free classes. She said that good number" of pre-med majors. Council will sponsor a sangria average $50.000 for projects that By BARBARA WEGRZYNSKI though the society is mainly for St. Peter's now has three oarty from 3 to 6 P.M. Friday to range approximately three years Andy Filak. president of the women, it would be "willing to women adjunct biology recruit new members for its in duration. Class of 1974. has announced help guys too." professors, the only women various constituents. Freshmen • plans for several class social The society will also sponsor instructors in the department. will be admitted free to the party events. talks about women in medicine. There are presently about 15 in McIntyre Lounge and Filak said March 9 has been set Miss Riega noted some sex women in the society. Anyone upperclassmen with be admitted SUPPORT aside as a day for social events. He discrimination in the department. who would like to join should see for $1. Each fraternity and said he welcomes ideas from class She said "This has nothing to do Fr. Schuh or Miss Riega. sorority will be represented at the members as to what activity to party to disseminate information PEACOCK hold. concerning the pledge period The junior class has scheduled a which will be conducted from retreat for the weekend of May February I 9 to March 19. The SPORTS 18-20. The place is Harvey Cedars Greek Council also is planning a Retreat House. The size of the coed retreat which they will retreat house limits the group to sponsor later in the semester. about 25 people. More information regarding the activity will be issued later this semester. The big social event of the season for the class is the junior prom. The prom is to be held at the Fountain in Belleville, Friday. ~Wan April 6. The S35 price of a bid is reduced to S25 for those who have paid both class fees this year. If you have paid only one. the price is $30. ~ong Every Wednesday from now until the prom date a table in the cafeteria will be set up to provide ~resents information concerning the prom and also to enable students to pay February 9 at 8:30 P.M. for the bids on the installment plan. $3.00 a week will have the bid paid up by the time the prom Charlie McGloughlin February 13 rolls around. & Music at Noon The officers to contact with Group in the Swan Song questions or suggestions John Battaglino concerning the junior class are SI.00 Filak, Geoff Flimlin (Vice-President), Diane DePalma (Secretary), and Susan Roberts (Treasurer). The class senators are Greg Arnold, Mike Caulfield, Jim Connell, Bernice Greco, Cathy New PMS - Rev. Victor R. Yanitelli, S.J., welcomes Co. Jo . Longo (who ran the fall Fatum (right), new Professor of MilitarysScience at the college. Col. semi-formal), Sam Polino, Arlene Fatum succeeds Lt. Col Burbank (center) in that post Roberts, anu Rosemarie Spinella. 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February 8, 1973 PAUWWOW Page 5 Pauw Wow IIIACAZINE SECTION Features February 8, 1973 A Retrospect: St. Peter's and the· Vietnam War By BOB LARKINS The Vietnam War often policy. intruded harshly into the life of That same month Fr. Philip St. Peter's College during the Berrigan spoke on carnpus. He years of heavy American opposed the war as immoral. involvement. Ten alumni were A teach-in on the war was killed in Vietnam, and student conducted April 6, 1968. Several opinion shifted from solid support outside authorities representing for the war in 1965 to division various points of view spoke, as and discouragement. well as St. Peter's philosophy One of the first discussions on inst u rcto r Thomas Haessler. campus of the war was by Tran Haessler said the war was a result Van Dinh, a former ambassador to of American attempts to the United States from South dominate Southeast Asia in order Vietnam. in the fall of 1965. to exploit its resources. Dinh told a capacity audience A po 11 taken at this time in Dinneen Auditorium that the showed 139 students in favor of United States should not become stopping the bombing, and 134 overconfident of defeating the for continuing it. " orth Vietnamese agression". He This school year marked the said the United States must win beginning of active opposition to over the hearts and minds of the the war on campus, but the 1968 peasants or risk losing the war Peacock Pie called the waves of socially despite military victories. protest "mere ripples against a The war was beginning to be an campus where nearly a third of important topic on campus The the senior class will be Political Science Forum held a commissioned into the army upon In the 1968-69 school year the day" included a silent candlelight but there were no more campus debate on the war Nov. 11. 1965. graduation." Vietnam War served as a backdrop march from the college through wide efforts until April of 1972 That same month the Activism against the war for the two major internal issues: Journal Square to Bergen Square. when about 75 students marched Democratic Club took a poll of increased in the fall of 1968. compulsory ROTC and the Haessler was still on campus. in protest in front of the school. more than 700 students to Haessler was faculty advisor for student strike. and he called the war "a This demonstration followed determine their attitudes on the the St. Peter's chapter of the The student government and calculated plot to use another President Nixon's renewed war. , Students for a Democratic Society press fought for and finally won nation for own industrial bombing of North Vietnam and Ninety-five per cent of the (SDS), and he led the picketing an end to the requirement that benefit." The student senate mining of its harbors. About 75 students were in favor of the war, against Richard Nixon when the each male student take at least voted six to two to support the students participated, and a group and 85 per cent supported presidential candidate made a two years of ROTC' training. One moratorium. of other students counter President Johnson's policy. Only campaign visit to St. Peter's Oct. of the issues in the spring strike of Some students still supported -marched urging support for four per cent wanted a stop to the 26. 1969 was the firing of Haessler, the war objectives. The Pauw Nixon's policy. bombing of North Vietnam. 24 Four more alumni were killed who was a leader of St. Peter's Wow opposed the demonstrations, Although many students who per cent considered the in Vietnam in 1968. They were opposition to the war. calling for "national discipline." were active in the peace demonstrations of pacifists Dr. James F. Sosnowski of the Anti-war activism reached its An Honor American organization, movement campaigned for treasonable. Class of 1961, in February; Capt. peak in the fall of 1969. 500 made up mostly of ROTC McGovern, a plurality of the A few weeks later Capt. Gregory P. Kernahan of the Class students marched for peace on the members, was formed to support students polled favored Nixon. Michael Ilseman gave a talk on the of 1964, in March; Maj. Robert W. October Moratorium Day, which the goals of American policy in With American involvement war. McCaskey of the Class of 1956, in also included a Mass for peace, a Vietnam. It only lasted for a few The ROTC instructor, who had April; and Fred J. Carlson of the series of films and a panel months. spent a year in combat in Class of 1966, in September. discussion. The_November "peace Douglas J. Brustman of the Vietnam, told the students that Class of I 968 was killed in the South Vietnamese wanted the Vietnam in August, 1969. Four Americans in their country to more alumni were killed in 1970: stop North Vietnamese agression, David M. Kozak of the Class of and that the war was not immoral. 1969 in May; Maj. Barry F. In the spring of 1966, the war Graham of the Class of I 961 in began to be discussed in the pages August; Maj. Myron Diduryk of of the Pauw Wow. One the Class of 1960 in September; contributor wrote a column and Jon C. Jacobson of the Class saying that the United States of 1969 in October. Jacobson was should "cut bait or fish" in the last alumnus known to have Vietnam. He said the President been killed in the war. should use all the country's might With the gradual withdrawal of and power to win without American troops the intensity of violating human rights. the protest subsided somewhat. Lt. Emery G. Mikula, an For the last three years alumnus of the Class of 1964, was demonstrations have followed killed in Vietnam Oct. 13, 1966. each sudden escalation of the He had volunteered for service war , but the anti-war forces were there, and was awarded the unable to sustain an organization. Bronze Star and the Purple Heart There was a protest march to ended by the ceasefire, only one posthumously. Journal Square after the invasion tangible reminder of the war In November, 1967, the of Cambodia in the spring of remains on campus - the plaque Political Science Forum took a 1970, and again in February of on the second floor of Rankin poll which showed that 1971 after the South Vietnamese Hall in memory of the graduates opposition to the war was invasion of Loas. About 100 of the ROTC program who have increasing, but that most students students participated in the latter died in the war. Above the names still favored victory. 444 favored protest, but an attempt to form a of Lt. Mikula, Capt. Kernahan, .an all out drive to victory, while permanent Student Mobilization Maj. Mccaskey, and Maj. Diduryk 154 favored immediate Committee that spring attracted are these words: "In proud withdrawal and 138 wanted only IO students. memory of those membersofthe gradual de-escalation. Only 57 Individuals continued to United States Army who died in backed President Johnson's participate in the peace movement defense of freedom." Page6 PAUWWOW February 8, 1973 The ''Darnedest '' Things That Kids Always Say

By FRED KERBER "You mean Joseph. He's a too much heavy clothing if I were Remember the old Art carpenter; he makes things. My you." Linklettr show? One of the other daddy makes things too." segments was where he "That's nice, and what does he "I see your name is CJark Kent interviewed little kids and usually make?" Jr. Wha.t does Clark Kent Sr. do?" asked them stupid questions and "You name it. People, the "He's a mild-mannered reporter would up embarrassing the world, everything." for a quaint metropolitan parents of the children so much "Oh, you really idolize him. newspaper. Also he flies around that they usually moved to Nome, What do you call him?" fighting crime." Alaska. (75% of the population of "Usually just Father. He l~ves in "Your father is a poiicemen?" Nome are "House Party" heaven ya' know. ·1 get to see him "Not 'zactly. See he doesn't refugees.) Undoubtedly a few of a lot." have a cop's uniform. He's got his the kids he interviewed were "Oh, I'm sorry. He's gone to his own. It's blue leotards and a red "What do you want to be when your clothes off?" future VIP's or the cJ,jldren of eternal reward. But I'm sure you cape. He wears it when he goes you grow up?" "Why? My mommy does it all them. Their conversations may must have thought very highly of flying." " A deaf mute." the time.'' have had a different twist: him. What grade are you in?" · "He must do a lo! of traveling. "I think I'll move on to the "But this isn't the time or the "What's you name son?" "I don't have to go to school. I What airline does he useT' next brat, er, youngster." place." "Jesus Christ." know everything." "He doesn't. He just takes off "Oh, you mean I should only "Well, little fellow, what does "Sure you do. You shouldn't his clothes and jumps up." "Hi, there little girl. Who are do it when my mommy does.'' your daddy do for a living?" lie, little boy." "I see. Does your daddy smoke you?" "That's right." "Which one? I've got two "Are you tired of living? How funny looking cigarettes? And "My name is Gypsy Rose Lee "But there are lots 'n lots of daddies." much do you like lightning bolts? does your mother know that he II. Wanna see me dance?" people out there. Mommy does it "Well, which one do you live l think you're going to take a long goes around the city in leotards?" "Sure, why not. My, that's very in front of all bald headed men that with?" vacation. And I wouldn't bring "Naw, only I know. I saw him er, er different. The way you toss sweat a lot. Five times a day. And changing in a phone booth once. your um, hips is very nice. Er, she uses animals to help her. You He told me that if I ever told Gypsy would you stop taking got any kangaroos around here?" Idea of Campus Pub anyone, he'll fly me to the top of a mountain and drop me off."

Causes Much Difficulty "Your name is?" By MARTHA LARKINS this purpose. Heavey noted that "Pierre Roget. My daddy is Just as the idea of a possible the possibility of using McIntyre writing a book called the "Thesaurus''. He's an author, Al campus pub was being born, Dean Lounge presents many "financil of Students Fr. Edward Heavey and logistical proglems." writer, essayist, contributor, announced that the seven year-old Another possibility is to use the journalist, reporter, Swan Song Coffee House is in basement of one of the office correspondent. editor, scribe and teller of tales." Newman's danger of dying. buildings on Glenwood Avenue The revised plans for the new but this again presents special "That's very nice. Does he recreation center calls for the difficulties. The buildings were make a lot of money?" Frosty Mugs of Beer Chemistry Annex, and acquired for use as educational "Not really. I guess you could consequently the Swan Song, to offices under government grants. say we're poor. destitute, devoid be torn down in June. The pub According to Fr. Heavey, of wealth, meager and at a low ebb., on Tap was to have been incorporated "Most people don't want it in the into the Swan Song. new recreation facility because of Now, besides the specific security problems." Mertz Kindergartens problems of starting a pub, the however spoke of redesigning part That Operate primary problem is getting a new of the lower level of the building place for the Swan Song. to provide a self-contained area to Experimentally Fr. Heavey said, "I'm use as a Swan Song or "Peacock optimistic about getting a facility Room." This room would have its By SUZANNE KARKUT for at least the Swan Song." He own entrance and would not For the past two years, St. Charcoal wondered however if the students interfere with any other activities Peter· s College has sponsored really want a pub. Heavey noted, going on in the center at the same three community kindergartens at "I think there are people who time. Mertz urged students to St. Bridget's, St. Patrick's and All don't feel that there is a real need meet with him within the next Saints. The kindergarten, for it." few weeks for briefing sessions to financed by Jersey City Model e Burgers Mr. Mertz, Vice President, said discuss this idea and other plans Cities serve children from the that the students have to answer for the building. Model Cities area. "Why do you want a pubT' He Kathy Nealon noted that the Joe Doria, SPC' Urban e Steaks said that there seem to be enough administration does not seem too Coordinator terms them as. "One places around here. negative about the Swan Song pub of the most successful Model The major inherent difficulty in idea. She said. "We have to show Cities programs in Jersey City." establishing a campus pub is that that students really want it." The money for this project comes e Ribs Jersey City does not issue private Nealon, McCarthy and directly from the Jersey City club liquor licenses and as Fr. Coordinator of Environmental Model Cities Program to Joe Doria Heavey said, "There is no sense in Affairs Pat McGuirk are now who in turn allocates these funds e Chicken opening up a public bar." working to draw up a proposal to the individual schools. Each Kathy Nealon, Student Senate which will be presented to the kindergarten is responsible for Enjoy Char Broiled Food At Its Finest Vice President of Internal Affairs, administration at the end of reporting to Mr. Doria on the feels that something can be February. progress of the project as a whole OPEN 11 AM to 11 PM Daily worked out, while Mr. Mertz said, Jimmy McCarthy said, "If it's and the welfare of each student "It bothers me very much that up to the students, then look involved in it. Till] :00 AM on Friday and Sawrday this will legally be an open city forward to McIntyre Lounge." There are 50 children in each bar." Nealson said, "At this point I'm school, 25 in the morning session But, Mertz also said that if the optimistic, but I'm alway and 25 in the afternoon Instead Join f.he gang: at: ·students working with Fr. Heavey optimistic ... The only thing that of the traditional system of one feel there is a valid reason for a will stop us is if we don't get teacher to one class, there is a pub, then finacnes, location and project approval from Mr. Mertz." different system utilizing one other problems can be worked The Student Senate and Fr. teacher and one teacher's aide, out. "fm trying to stay out of it," Heavey are eager to hear from any enabling both of them to work he said. students who feel strongly about closely with these children on Jimmy McCarthy, who runs the this situation. A random both an individual and group Swan Song, thinks that the q ue stio nnaire was distributed level. students do want a Swan Song Tuesday, January 30, to get an The schools operate in an pub. They are asking that half of idea of the general student unstructured and free manner McIntyre Lounge bewenovated for opinion. .(C(!ntinued on Page 7) February 8, 1973 • PAUWWOW Page7 Pauw Wow Special: Pass/Fail Soon to be Instituted by KA THY NORTON Have you ever wondered how widespread and radical a change in According to Pat Forte, however. school had gone back to its old favor of Pass/No Credit, under the great bureaucratic machinery the present marking system." in doing this, the Faculty Senate system, if it went back. Until the any circumstances, stating that that decides policy around this "Really, he wanted a foot in the was ignoring two important school is ready to drop thin~ like "Pas.s/No Credit makes it even place operates? Well, there's the door. And he got it." thin~. One was the transferrence ranking and awards, it cannot much easier to be mediocre. The committee on the committee on He still hasn't gotten it. The of grades for transferring and adopt a Pass/No Credit without student loses nothing but the committee that reports to this committee, headed by Dean graduate school-bound students. being grossly inconsistent." money." Student Senate committee ... It's strange where a Charles Kirby and consisting of Most graduate and undergraduate Academic Dean, Father President, Joe Lynyak on the proposal can go. Forte, McCall, Caulfield, Prof colleges accept 2.0 credits more McMullen's first reaction to the other hand, thinks that "Pass/Fail I've been observing meetings of Horvath, Fr. McMullen, Rev. easily. The other consideration, entire idea was a negative one, is a halfway measure. As long as it the Academic Standards Schmidt, and Mr. Somers, thought primarily affecting the Evening "because widespread use of this is on an expermental basis, why Committee to see where Prof. they were finished. The Faculty School when the option is type of thing could possibly not utilize Pass/No Credit, which Kiernan's Pass/No Credit proposal Senate and then the College introduced there, was the endanger that small number of is the ultimate form of the of last year, has been going since Council did not, though. reimbursement given by students going to graduate school experiment, for evaluative September. The formal student The proposal the committee corporations for courses in which or transferring out. Also, purposes, and if it doesn't work, representative on the committee is drew up, after much hard work, a person achieves a 2.0 or better. wide spread use discourages then adopt it in a more modified the industrious Student Senator, was geared to be a one-year "This is going to have to be pursuit of excellence. It might version." Michael Caulfield. He has been experimental project for 1973-74. thrashed out," exclaimed Forte. enable students to work seriously Whatever version it will be "persevering" as have the other It allows Pass/Fail as an option for "What's the use of having in some areas and perform in a adopted in. the initial work must seven committee members in all students except first semester an option that many won't take mediocre fashion in others." be again done by the Academic making a Pass/Fail option freshmen, in all courses except for financial reasons." However, he has changedhis nund Standards Committee, a sturdy palatable to and workable at St. their major field of study with Other emendations made by due to "the narrowing down of little cog in that machine that will Peter's. Pas.s being regarded as a 2.0 or the Faculty Senate changed the the number of courses in which it put together this piece of policy The form that the proposal better. The grade of fail should be fact that option was not allowed can be taken and the areas in eventually. Eventually, it is going finally took after the committee's recorded; the instructor should be to be taken in courses in the which these will be". He is not in into effect. Eventually. hard work is totally different aware that the course is being major field of study. adding that from the original. First, of course, taken by a student on this basis; it cannot then be taken in cognate Kindergartens is the name difference. Let me and the registrar should not keep courses required by the major emphasize that Pass/Fail is as a double set of books, for department. It also specifically (Conti11ued from Page 6) philosophically different from students who change their minds stated that not only doesn't the thru experience, movement and desire for learning. Pass/No Credit as working for ITI and want marks transcribed and registrar have to keep a double set play. Each child entering the school can be from being a Jesus freak. sent to graduate schools etc. (In of books, but neither does the The experimental kindergartens is taught to become aware of One is pragmatic and geared to the words of Charles Kirby, "This instructor. have received excellent results. himself as an individual person; success, in the most worldly and is basically a dishonest practice.") At the January 27th meeting of The kindergarten St. Patrick's Following this he is taught how to competitive of terms. The other, The experiment, also, at this point the College Council. the whole was visited to view this unique interact with each of his if done sincerely, is also an a pp lies only to Day students report was presented. It was method of teachng five-year-olds clas.smates. Once this is achieved. avocation but is self-motivated taking courses in the Day session. then that the argument over the more closely consists of one large according to their teacher, Ms. and self-exploring for the most The committee also reserved 2.0 and 1.0 Pass was rehashed. A room (originally three separate Caldwell, they can learn about idealistic of reasons. the right to evaluate te c I a ssrooms) divided rather themselves and the world they live Pas.s/Fail will record failure, experiment in the spring of 197 4 arbitrarily into three areas: one in, in a relaxed, enjoyable ounting iJ into a students and if this evaluation should be for physical education and games, atmosphere. cumulative average. Pass/No unfavorable, that another for reading and Language thepJ:o· . . PAUWWOW February 8, 1973 "Foul" Is Seering Portrait Of Connie Hawkin's Life basketball player ever". Yet the the now defunct ABL, to the By FRED KERBER playgrounds where he was loved, Harlem Globetrotter's (who were At approximately I :00 AM on respected and idolized were soon to his dismay only "mediocre Friday, June 19, 1969, a phone to become the very places where ballplayers") to the ABA in its rang in one of the suites of the he was scorned and hated as a infant stages. Finally Mr. Wolfs Beverly Hills Hotel.' The "dumb nigger." article and a phone call ended the consequence of that call was the For all his life, the only courts nightmare for a victim of end of a horrible nightmare for ·he knew were the ones where as circumstances. Cornelius Hawkins. After eight many as three thousand people "Foul!" is not a new book. It long years of exile, Connie would crowd around on a has been out for over a year. It is Hawkins was permitted to play in blistering summer day to watch one of the finest sport books the National Basketball the artist create his masterpiece of written in recent years. It shows Association. basketball skills. Later, the courts things as they really are. Its "Fou/1" by David Wolf, is a would be the Grand Jury. where. language is that of the book about athletics, but more the illiterate and uncounciled schoolyards, and, as the author Lampoon's ''Lemmings'' importantly, it is a book about Hawkins "confessed to everything says, has not been "edited into life. It is the story of Connie but the Great Train Robbery". 'white man's English'" The topics Hawkins, who as a frightened, Hawkins was pressured into his are universal. Courage, Is Laughable Lunacy illiterate black teenager, was statements. He was innocent, but determination and guts. It is guts implicated in an imfamous college due to ignorance and fear, he especially that kept Connie By ERNIE MALIK basketball scandal. As a result, he confessed to being part of a Hawkins from the heroine which "Insane! Outrageous!'' cried a Havens, singing" Freedom", meets was expelled from college and nation-wide gambling syndicate. claimed the lives of those of lesser couple seated across from me. the same fate. barred from the dream of every For the following eight years, he That was putting it mildly. The entire second act of the young, aspiring basketball player, bounced around doing the only fiber. It was guts that kept him Na tiona I Lampoon, America's show parodies the Woodstock . the ivory-towered vision of the thing he knew and loved - from quitting until he achieved his favorite magazine of sadism, festival, one of the funniest NBA. basketball. He went from dream - Connie Hawkins is a sarcasm, and satire, has presented pieces of satire ever to hit the Mr. Wolfs book is more than schoolyard "pick-up" games, to Bona fide superstar. in lemmings their initiative into American theatre. Entitled the true-life story of one man. It theatrics a throat-cutting, Woodshock. the mass of is an exemplum of guts. It is life back-stabbing view of our spectators (numbering around one with all its greed and lack of cultures, habits, traditions, and million) must kill themselves concern for human beings. It is histories. In terms of comedy, during the three-day celebration. the hopes and dreams of millions naturally. There is plenty of music to rock, brutally crushed by controlling Talk about the theatre of the roll. and kill with. The opening forces of society. Above all, it is ab surd! This risque, ridiculous number. by a new group, Freud, the realization of the "American revue is as amusing as it is asinine, Marx, Engels, and Young, says, Dream", how one man rose above a brash burlesque that practically "We are Lemmings." Joe Cocker destitution and poverty of a black defies definition. The unending convulses to 'Tm Working for ghetto, after setback upon skits and pastiches are Muscular Dystrophy." Bob Dylan setback, and emerged as a unimaginable penned aberrations. croons "I'm Up to My Knees in millionaire of superstar status in Their creators are all candidates Cowshit'', and James Taylor trips the sport he loved. But its lesson for the sanitarium. Woody Allen to ''I'm Shooting Up the Highway lies with the courage of this man. could not have fared aswell with a on the Roadmap of Mv Wrist." Surpassing all the wealth and pound of pot and packets of Alice Playten's marvelous mimicksi prestige he accrued, Connie Playboy party jokes. of Mick Jagger, dancing and Hawkins achieved what had been lemmings floods the playhouse prancing across the stage, stripped from him in his early with countless japes and highlights the entire songfest. Miss youth - pride and confidence in ''The Divine Miss M'' jestingstocks. It does not mark a Playten steals the show with her himself. debut, but an invasion of the inimitable imitation. · David Wolf was a driving force American theatre. You name it, There are no characters to in reconciling the NBA to Connie Is Midler Uniqueness Lemmings shames it. It lashes and speak of, only traves.ties. There is Hawkins. As a writer for "Life" By JIM FUSILLI album, "Do You Wanna Dance?" slashes everything from the senior no plot, only a series of treatises. magazine, Mr. Wolf published the The modern music market is is also mellowed down to a true prom to Woodstock, from the The theme, if any exists, story of Hawkin's life. With the based on trends. Certain types of dance song. Irish revolution to Jesus Christ, illustrates that WE are the help of this publicity, Hawkins songs become popular and What makes Bette unique is her Superstar. At times, it is profane Lemmings (small, furry rodents eventually became a star forward suddenly everyone is imitating use of nostalgia. The golden oldies and vulgar. At others, wild and who instinctively destroy with the Phoenix Suns. them. So, instead of new, like "Leader of the Pack" and woolly. Every minute reverberates vegetation), and we are the · The book gives no pretenses to imaginative music, the public gets "Chapel of Love" are handled laughter. It is a hilarious histrionic destructive forces of our society. professional sports. Many of the over-used musical styles. excellently and they are every bit \tappening Lemmings is a rhythmic, facade of athletics, both the Bette Midler, on the other hand -as good as the originals. Lemmings wastes no time in cataclysmic ferocity, sinking its collegiate and professional levels, is an incredible change of pace. The most amazing cut of the presenting its lucious, lascivious claws into our modes and are ripped away. It was through Songs in the "swing" style, slick album is a forties song called "The lampoonery. The opening sketch lifestyles. scratching its maniac the high pressure unethical tactics harmony vocals, folk songs and Boogie-Woogie Bugle Boy". In sings out, "You are a fluke of the wit into our principles and leaving of college recruiting that Hawkins' moving rock ballads are the this song, which has been getting a Universe." It quickly darts into a a comedic scar on all those who problems began. ingredients of her repertoire. lot of airplay, Bette sings· as the scatalogical squib of the senior witness it. National Lampoon As an ignorant basketball star Bette's first album, The Devine three Andrew Sisters. She handles prom. The boy-wonder cannot get lampoons a xerox copy of the with an I.Q. of 65, Hawkin's had Miss M, captures her versatility the trip le harmonies with a date because his acned face ways in which we enjoy and virtually every college coach and "Miss M" is filled with the expertise. This humorous tune looks like "a topographical map destroy life. I doubt anyone will scout drooling over the poetry diversity that has made Bette typifies Bette Midler's attitude of the Rockies." He buys the new be able to transcribe lemmings. and symmetry of his athletical Midler famous. Her songs range about her music: she has a good "Atomic Zit Lifter", and sells the For sure, no one will be able to grace. Iowa eventually made the from the joyous "Friends" by time with the songs and she wants audience a poppycock pasquil of surpass it. most lucrative offer - an offer Buzzy Linhart to John Prine's tale her audience to have fun too! pimple-plucking. that told nothing of acadsmic of old age, "Hello In There." Her Actually, The Devine Miss M In "Jackie Christ, Superstar", a Mertz Says requirements or the loneliness singing reaches a high energy level seems more like two or three biblical Groucho Marx repeatedly that would accompany a youth in the Linhart tune in which she albums than just one. The music is preaches, "I used to make love to from New York's also converses in different voices so diversified it's hard to believe nuns, but finally kicked the (Continued from Page 1) Bedford-Stuyvesant ghetto. On a with herself. After she holds a someone could be this talented habit." Judas Iscariot receives an react. strange campus was a demi-god of note in the song for a long while and entertaining on an L.P. The offer he cannot refuse from the "We have to develop programs the playgrounds of New York. she says "Thank You, that's the Devine Miss M is the type of New Testament Mafia - thirty which better serve our market," Some labeled him as the "greatest favorite part of my voice." She album you can put on and listen pieces of silver. In the year of the Mertz said and . pointed to the sings the role of the lonely wife in to all day. It's that good! . c;; Godfather, what else can one proposed new associate degree for a number of years," Mertz Prine's song to perfection. expect. pro gram in secretarial studies. said. "If there is a debt involved, "Supertar", immortalized by Rita Rental Intervening these crass lunacies "Also, we have to expand our we try to divert gift incomes to Coolidge on "Mad Dogs", and, in Apt. in Belmar are thirty-second blackouts of an market to appeal to more compensate, rather than tuition turn mortalized by the Carpenters 4 Bedroom & Living Room Irishman belting out "When Irish people." money." Mertz emphasized last year, is also on the album. Sleeps 12 Basement Kitchen Eyes Are Smiling". During the Finally, Mertz considered the though that if there is a tuition Bette slows the song down and 2 Refrigerators 2 Stoves first bar of each attempt, a shot in recreational facility which will increase in September 1974, emphasizes the emptiness of the Reasonable the dark kills the crooner. In the soon begin construction. "The students would be notified at least girl who is waiting for her "hero" CALL 37 5-0250 Woodstock vignette, Richie cost of the facility won't affect us a year in advance. to return. The single from the February 8, 1973 PAUWWOW Page9 "Cries and Whispers" Will Disappoint Bergman Fans

By TED WITOMSK.I Cries and Whispers is Ingmar the film reduces Bergman's style How much of Bergman's genius and themes to vacuous simplicity. Bergman's thirty-second film, but can, in fact, be attributed to Whatever the flaws of the film, the popular press in the United Nykvist?. (Or Gunnar Fischer, it is necessary to absolve the States has reacted as if the film Bergman's cinematographer in his quartet of actresses. The standard were the first from a bright new earlier films?) When we think February 1973 Bergman troup of performers are director. Cries and Whispers has back on Bergman's films, what we near I y always excellent. They won accolades from the most remember most vividly is not Rock music changes with the times. One year it's Elvis, "Rock form what is probably the greatest surprising sources. The New York usually a scene or a performance, Around the Clock," American Bandstand. Another year, it's the repertory company in the wor Id Film Critics cited the film as the but an image - the drifting boat Jefferson Airplane, the Fillmore, Jim Morrison, Woodst?ck. Last year, today, which acts in films. The best of the year, the first time a in Shame; the eye in the wine it was Don McLean's "American Pie." one drawback of the repertory is Bergman opus has been so glass in Hour of the Wolf:· the So far, in 1973, nothing has gained enough significance to set the the apparent stereotyping of honored. The National Society of merging faces in Persona. the wax world on fire. certain members.- Miss Thulin Film Critics selected Luis Bunuel's dance-of-death silhouette in The But there is at least some good music stirring a little excitement these The Discreet Charm of the Seventh Seal ( by Gunnar Fischer). days. The music that gives a ticklish feeling to your body. The type that Bourgeoisie, although in past Even the most dramatic of makes you feel you've got butterflies m your stomach. Bergman's scenes the opening yea rs, that austere association Don McLean's new album falls directly into this category. The and closing monologues in Hour habituated in choosing most of album, not about to shatter any record barriers in Rock's Hall of Fame. of the Wolf, of Bibi Andersson's makes for pleasant listening from beginning to end. Bergman's works as best films, erotic story in Persona are. in regardless of merit. The McLean album is as much Judy Collins retrospect, not examples of great a testimony as it is an Cries and Wliispers is doing acting, but great photography. autobiographical work. "Bronco tremendous business, and will Nykvist creates the subject Bill's Lament" is the best thmg probably be Bergman's biggest nuances with his intricate use of here. McLean gives the listener a commercial success. Though it is a light and shadow. It is his effort glimpse at the life of an old good sign that he is becoming a we remember long atler we've western television hero who popular director, it is annoying forgotten what· the character was wasted his life away by moving his that his success should arrive with saying or why. lips to someone elses voice. I this film, vastly inferior to such Bergman is more than a think it's the most different piece Bergman masterpieces as The manipulator of still pictures. of music he's done and sets the Don McLean or Passion of Anna, Persona, However, this is difficult to mood for the entire album. Winter Light, and a work less perceive in Cries and Whispers. It Two other songs dominating auspicious than Seventh Seal, Wild is a cold, withdrawn deadly sterile the album are "If We Try" and Strawberries, or Hour of the Wolf film, difficult to respond to. "Oh What A Shame." The first, of If Cries and Whispers was a film always plays the role of the frigid Thulin's mutilation scene shocks a straining love affair and the by a new director, it might be less bitch; Miss Ullmann is constantly the audience. It is what we see latter about broken marriage, disappointing. Even the two most loving and rejecting: Miss that makes us gasp, rather than typify the McLean Style. They outstanding attributes of the film, Andersson repeatedly suffers. Bergman's character portrayal. In stick in your mind for days on the photography and the acting, Kari Swylan gives the strongest contrast, Thulin's masturbation en.d The Beach Boys pall in the light of Bergman's past performance as the servant. Miss scene in Silence, shocking as it "Driedal" is the most powerful track on the album. impossible to accomplistiments. Swylan is a new face in Bergman was ( especially for a 1963 film), listen to without turning up the volume. You can feel the song all The film is thematically simple films, but her talents are wasted was the product of Bergman's through you. and unambiguous. Two sisters, on this blase character. powerful, penetrating character I sense Don McLean has inched his way back to a comfortable place Karin (lngrid Thulin) and Maria The cinematography of Sven study, not intense photography. once again. I can't imagine this lyrical genius hoping for another hit (Liv Ullmann), and Anna (Kan Nykvist is stunning. He employs For Bergman devotees, Cries single. He doesn't need one. Swylan), a servant. are keeping a an ingenious interplay of reds. and Whispers is a thin, almost deathwatch over a third sister, blacks and whites for the worthless film. which, if it serves * * * Agnes (Harriet Andersson). By background. The lighting is any purpose, causes us both to Do you like the new Beach Boys album Holland? I hope you do. I means of present events, impressive: close ups of the fondly recollect and re-examine went through a period of about four and a half days where I was really recollections, and a central dream women's faces, marvelous. Bergman's better films. unsure about it. I liked many parts of it. but wasn't quite comfortable sequence, the film attempts an Nykvist has been Bergman's • with the whole thing. It 's the same feeling you get when you move into analysis of its characters: the cold, cinematographer on eleven films, • • • • • a new neighborhood or transfer to a new school. It takes time to adapt. unloving. and distant Karin: the but it is only in the last few that Dr. Renee Kogel and Michele I stuck with the album. of course there hasn't been a Beach Boys warm. passionate, but selfish he has received any recognition ,,t Cull were special guests on the album yet that I gave up on. Pretty soon the uneasiness spilled away Maria: the dying Agnes, full of all. This film focuses on Nykvist NBC-TV program, "Work Ethics" and now I'm quite convinced it's a good record . longing and melancholy: the solid, as the outstanding contributor. at 6:30 Wednesday morning. The Beach Boys always come through. There isn't a reject on the kind, loving Anna. Filled with Bergman is forced into the Their topic was "Women at album. self-conscious ironies, obvious background. or at least. to second Work and Women at Home.'' Blondie Chaplin and Ricky Fataar blend perfectly with the rest of metaphors, and facile symbolism, place. the band and their compositions stand with perfection. • "Sail on Sailor" offers a rythmic beat and a fade-in, fade-out vocal backdrop that aeates a waning musical vibmllon. On ·-California Saga", certainly one of the best BB songs of all-time, Mike Love and Alan Jardine execute a very harmonic ode to their home state. Dennis Wilson's "Steamboat" and Carl Wilson's "Trader" even further exemplify the fine lyric mixed with the excellent arrangement and production that this album is cluttered with. Also included is a 7½ disc called "Mount Vernon and Fairway." The record is a fairytale written by Brian Wilson and narrated by group publicist Jack Rieley. Don't listen to it unless you're in the dark. * * * Judy Collins doesn't write much but when she does, look out! Her current release, True Stories and Other Dreams is possibly her most fully realized work to date. The songs range from the smooth, willowy, "So Begins The Task" by Steve Stills to the slippery Tom Paxton piece "The Hostage." There are five original compositions by Judy. They all maintain a quality of freshness and are delivered in the mellow Collins flavor. Upon first listening the album immediately gains a place in the classic corner of your record rack.

* * * None of these three albums stand a chance to rate as major highlights in 197 3 but surely their musical contributions give us something to keep our hopes alive for the future of Rock music. Belly dancers at the Swan Song? Believe it or not, last Friday's performance for the Appalachian project, SUPPORT SUPPORT featured senior Eli Sarkar on the oud, who performed with a professional belly dancer from the Darvish Cabaret in Greenwich Village. The SRO crowd of 125 immensely enjoyed Sarkar's playing and the belly PEACOCK PEACOCK dancer. Jim Fusilli and Joe Genarelli played some entertaining duets to s~ ~he show rolling. SPORTS ACTIVITIES Page_10 PAUWWOW February 8, 1973

PAUW wow SPORTS Slumping Peacock Cagers Headed for All-Time Low Record Now Stands at 6-11

By FRED KERBER and STAN FRYCZYNSK.I Things have been going from the Rams pulled away to a 53-37 offensively they acted as though bad to worse for the varsity half time lead. the rim had a lid on it. In basketball team. Their record has Fordham's 527, field goal mark shooting, Anderson was a cold dived to 6-11 and the situation and 22-10 edge on the boards 2-10, Wise (0-3), Fuller (14) and doesn't look any prettier with the contributed to the lopsided score. Cierski ( 1-3) Coach Ockene season now drawing to a close. In the second half. Fordham watched until he could no longer Coach Bernie Ockene has been cooled off just a bit and Peter's bare it. At 4: 11, he jumped off his utilizing his younger players more started to make a move. Juan bench and made a move that sent frequently. so label this season as Jimenez appeared from the bench the crowd on their feet "building for the future." and and added three baskets to the applauding. Disgusted with the disregard the comedy of errors come back cause making the score poor shooting, he sent in an entire that you've witnessed thus far. It's 61-5 I. new line up been a long. hard, and cold winter While Ken Charles was still out The "other-five" consisting of for the Peacocks, but somehow of gas. the deficit closed to 63-58. Tom Abrahamson, Stan Klos, the sting hasn't set in yet. There But, the rally didn't last long and John Sarto, Rich Baker, and Albio still remains nine games to be the Rams never let things get Sires proved to be just the tonic played and no one knows how stuffy again. needed. Their game was quicker bad the forecasts will be. Unfortunately, Harry and within a short time, the "New Short's Milers Shine Fordham-108 St. Peter's-98 Anderson's exceptional 15 for 23 Peacocks", scored 12 points led Kenny Charles tied the all-time shooting from the floor and 37 by Abrahamson's three baskets. At IndoorAA U Meets scoring record as he poured in 46 points overall went to a complete The half closed with St. Peter's points to lead the Rams to a waste. By STAN FRYCZYNSKI leading 34-21. Coach Bob Short's tracksters college division mile-relay crushing victory over the St. Peter's-98 Wagner-61 Tommy Wise broke the second aren't in any rush to move consisting of 14 teams. Peacocks. The Seahawks proved to be a half open with his two speedy omdoors this spring. Right now, Short, Brennan, Sullivan, and St. Peter's managed to stay in simple foe for the Peacocks. scores. The play started to grow they're in the middle of a very Brindle put together a 3:23 the game for the first minute as However, Wagner has been filling sloppy again until Anderson successful indoor season and awarding them a third place they tied 2-2 and 4-4. However, that role for almost a half century provided three goals, one being an haven't seen anything less than a finish. Brennan's second leg of things began to fall apart for the and that's why you won't be eye-opening, twisting layup. fifth place finish in any event. 50.8 and Brindle's anchor leg of Boulevard Blues as Charles, the finding them on anyone's More excitement generated at At the Junior Metropolitan 51.8 insured a hold on the bronze all-American candidate pumped in schedule next year. The game 6:48 when Sires started to A.A.U. meet, three Peacocks medals. 14 of his team's first 20 points. marked an end to a 33 year-old exchange fists with a Hawk qualified for the finals of the 300 In that race, Seton Hall was the After seven minutes of play, rivalry because the school will be player. Then, in stepped peaceful yard dash. Jim Brindle (32.5 ), victor in 3:22.7 and Adelphi was Fordham led, 20-8. dropping its basketball program Juan, who broke up the little Terry Brennan (32.5), and Bob runner up with a 3:22.9. If it wasn't for Harry Anderson, after this season. rumble. Short Jr. (33.0) all were slated for The following day, the squad St. Peter's could have saved The first half looked as though Sarto and Walt Burch began to the final run but scratched to save suffered a disappointing setback themselves the disgrace by just another unbelievable spectacle find the opposition's weak points their strength for the relays. In at the New Jersey Indoor walking off the court. The "Hat" would take place in the ever and both collected 10 digits in the the sprint medley, Hank Franco Championships. Team "A" found the outside shots and surprising Armory. Each team process. Burch also had 7 (300 yds.), Mike Sullivan (440 composed of Short, Brennan, pulled the Peacocks within seven made careless turnovers and rebounds and two assists to his yds.) Paul Colon (220 yds.) and Sullivan, and Brindle managed points. While Anderson scored, overthrown shots. credit. Anderson finished as the team captain Doug Coppola (220 only a fourth place finish in the rest of the team missed and so Peter's defense was good, but gang leader with 20 points yds.) combined for a fifth place 3 :27 .5. Brennan's 50.5 and followed by Abrahamson with 16 finish . Brindle's 50.8 were salvaged for a markers and Jimenez hitting for Brennan, Brindle, Short, and respectable showing. 12 Larry Stoldt came up with a However it was a satisfying day Coach Ockene was impressed fourth place effort in the two-mile for Franco, Colon, Stoldt, and with his team's defense but, a relay. Coppola as they won the team victory over Wagner isn't Moving to the Senior "B" mile-relay in 3:30.5. Franco's something that you go bragging Metropolitan meet, St. Peter's lead off leg of 51 . I highlighted about. best performance came from their the gold medal performance. two-mile relay. Brennan, Brindle, SUMMER JOBS Short, and Stoldt once again were Shields Leads Guys & Gals needed for summer forced to settle with a fourth. The employment at National Parks, squad was clocked in a fair time Peacock Riflers Private Camps, Dude Ranches of 8:06 but, it was the fleetfooted and Resorts throughout the na In Pratt Victory Brennan's I :58 half time that tion. Over 35.000 students aided The rifle team advanced their last year. For Free information on kept them in contention. record to four wins, two losses student assistance program send In the Annual Knights of with a 1037 to 911 victory over self-addressed STAMPED enve Col um bus meet, the Peacocks lope to Opportunity Research, Pratt Jan. 19. Dept. SJO. 55 Flathead Drive. brought home a collection of Dave Shields led the victors Kalispell, MT 59901 . bronze medals. The mile-relay with a 262 out of a possible 300. .... YOU MUST APPLY EARLY ..... quartet of Franco, Brennan, The other shooters whose scores Sullivan, and Brindle beat out the counted toward the win were Summer Rentals Brown, Iona and C.C.N.Y. teams Kathy Bender with 259, Pam for third place honors. Brindle's Marsh with 256 and team captain Seaside Heights 51.3 and Brennan's 51 .9 quarter ½ Block away from ocean Cesar Garcia with 260. mile dashes were the standouts in In an exhibition match against this event. the alumni and a reserve unit, the 3 Bedrooms, sleep I 0 St. Peter's accepted a bid to team won with an 816 score to Groups OK compete in the East's biggest 775 for the alumni and 532 for Memorial Day to Labor Day indoor season contest; the the 78th Arcom Reserve Unit. $18 00 plus $200 security Wanamaker Millrose Games at Only the top three individual Call 965-05 3 Madison Square Garden. The totals on each team counted in Peacocks were represented in the this match. PAUWWOW Page 11 Pea cock Varsity Cagers Disappointing to All By FRED KERBER Don't worry, fret or panic. St. Peter's Varsity cagers are 6-11. They have played far better ball than their record indicates. They have been decimated by injuries. They have not gotten the breaks. But it looks like they will finish at 15-11 , since the remaining nine games are all but in the bag. After the NIT crown comes to St. Peter's, a few of the players will undoubtedly be up for post season honors. Now, would you be interested in purchasing the Brooklyn Bridge? The basket ball squad. to put it By FRED KERBER lightly, has been a disappointment to everyone. The only real break (With apologies to Alfred, Lord Tennyson.) they haven't had is a fast one. The biggest injury has been to their An injured team, a sub-par team. pride. This year has to have been A losing team, many jocks, the most frustrating thing for Into the Armory of Defeat coach Bernie Ockene. At times, Came the five Peacocks the team has looked unbeatable, only to bounce back to resemble a Sarto, Sires and Baker will be "Forward the varsity! good high-school quintet. back. And then there is Ken Drive for the hoop!" Bernie knocks. Unfortunately, the impressive Markowski and Connie Barker, Into the Armory of Defeat spurts come too few and too far last year's frosh tandem that was Came the five Peacocks. in between and usually occur so sensational. Both are cut for when the game is already out of the season with injuries and reach. Performances such as the hopefully will return to 100% "Forward the Peacock Five!" overtime loss to Jacksonville don't next season. Were they paid to take a dive? exist anymore. The two big men So at this stage, to think of Not enough the players scored upon whom everyone was relying . 5 0 0 is unrealistic. Foes like Ei1erything went by the board Juan Jimenez and Tom Duquesne and Furman will see to Theirs not to commit any fouls, Abrahamson - might as well be that. St. Peter's hopes lie in the Theirs not to kicks in the bowels, 5'6". To have th.; h.;ight and not future, or more exactly in the Theirs not tothrow in the towels be able to employ it properly is future of the sophomores and Into the Armory of Defeat like having a new car and no freshmen. Came the five Peacocks. driver's license. Jimenez has had his good games, but statistics can't Hook shots to the right of them, be used to judge a man's performance. What good is scoring Passes to the left of them, 20 points if your man scores 25? Rebounds in front of them The 6'11" Jimenez has looked By ST AN FRYCZYNSKI Beaten and half alive; downright scintillating then in the Headpin action has resumed for On Feb. 17 and 18, St. Peter's Stormed at with shot and assist next game playes like his the SPC keglers. will have two teams in the Annual It seemed the others never missed shoelaces are tied together. The Peacocks trail Stevens Tech Doubles Tournament. Jim Tracy Into the Armory of Defeat, Despite floundering in this sea by four games in the won-lost and Zuck are top seeded in the Tripping o'er their own two feet of despair, the SS St. Peter's has column. However, they lead the semi-finals and will be hoping to Came the Peacock Five. had a few bright spots. Harry league in total pins with 28927 defend their championship crown Anderson's point production has and have the top average of .895 of last year. Watching opponent driving past, picked up after a few early season Freshman John Fiedrowicz is Fiederowicz and McCarthy just disheartening outings. Wondering how they went so fast. the team and division leader after recently qualified for semi-final But far and away, the most thirty games with a 193.16 action after coming on top in a Hoping this half would be their last optimistic note for the team lies While all the College wondered. average. His 686 series and 289 field of eleven teams. Their with its future and in particular individual game still remain as the combined score of 3109 was 212 Beaten in their hopeless plight with freshman Stan Klos. season high to this point. points higher than the nearec;t Right through the doors, into the night, A Ithough his act ion has been Vin McCarthy is fourth in competitors. Center and Forward limited, Klos stands as one of the league standings, sporting a The Peacocks will also be Reeled from the visitors' rnight few consistent performers. In the I 85 .24 average. Quick to follow is preparing themselves for the Shattered and thundered. most recent destruction of the team captain Pete Zuck, whose A.C.U. International Tournament Then they came back. but couldn't Peacocks, a 115-96 drubbing by I 82.28 cumulative places him ir. at Rider College on Feb. 24. From Couldn't score a hundred. Loyola of Baltimore, the 6'8" the seventh position. this meeting, the best all-around frosh ripped loose for 18 points Rounding out the team bowler will then go on to on 7-10 from the field and 4-8 at scorecard is Tom Sramowicz Syracuse, New York, to compete Opponent shooting 01•er them. the line. In addition, Klos hauled Opponent pressing upon them, (174.14), George Novonty in the A.B.C. College Division in 11 rebounds. ( 164.20), and Bob Devlen ( 163). Championships. Opponent out-rebounding them, In the Loyola contest, the game Defense picked like locks: was over, by halftime when the Blown right off he Garden court Greyhounds had bolted to a 60-33 Council Meeting Almost as if they never fought advantage. Rodney Floyd, with (Continued from Page 2) 26 digits and Gene Gwiazdowski Committee) were tabled for lack evaluating the worth of the Outpla_1·ed by those of every sort with 24 were too hot to handle as of time. Co liege Level Examination Back to the jaws of Defeat. the Peacocks suffered their eighth However, a motion was passed Program and projecting its future If only Rinaldi they had brought, loss away from the confines of the that the Admissions Policy implications at St. Peter's. Armory. Anderson was high man Committee be required to present It was requested that reports to But he had long since left them, for the Peacocks with 20 markers Left the five Peacocks. to the next Council meeting its be presented at council meetings and Fuller wasted a 16 point complete proposal for the from now on be as complete as output. Another high note institution of the CLEP program possible and separated from any When will their efforts pay? overshadowed by the drone of here for the 1973-74 school year. proposals to be made. A 0 for the likes of Pete O'Dea! defeat was the play of Walt Burch. This is to include stated coordinating committee Getting faked out of their socks, The freshman guard pulled down percentiles for the awarding of composed of Dr. James Grant, Mr. Laughed at for the games they play I nine rebounds and popped in six credits on both the general and Frank Mertz, Fr. Victor Yanitelli, Looking worse every day, points. specific subject exams, as well as EDSO's Oscar Rodriguez and day Hapless five Peacocks! It is a 11 too obvious that an empirical study done by student Jack Carroll will meet to I 972-73 will go down in the admissions director Robert Nilan decide the agenda of each meetinl§-