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Controversy Rumbles Over Faculty Dismissal

By Jay Felsberg concentrate on Art History courses) while Dr. Wenzel's case was still in going on, I cannot comment any to show "disrespect" toward her the process of review. However, further. I'm disappointed in the first A serious controversy involving the fellow professors. The memorandum Dean Jones did state that Dr. step--the negative recommendation firing of a popular Art History charges that Dr. Wenzel's unprofes- Wenzel would have the capacity to by the ARHU Faculty Review teacher is arising withing the Arts sional conduct was detrimental to appeal any decision made in the Committee (which recommended and Humanities Department her performance as a faculty mem- process, and the matter would yet that Dr. Wenzel not be retained). I (ARHU). ber. have to go before President Peter still have faith in the process, and The controversy involves Dr. Carol In an interview with Dr. Wenzel, Mitchell or the Board of Trustees, can only trust that the individuals Wenzel, an instructor in History, she agreed that all of the above the latter of which would make the who will subsequently review my who has allegedly been fired as of charges were made, but that final decision on Dr. Wenzel. file will take the time to read the file June, 1980. According to several "...curiously, the memo makes no Regarding the faculty review pro- carefully, which I don't think the anonymous sources, the basis for mention of the specific persons or cess, Dr. Wenzel stated: "The committee was able to do, and Dr. Wenzel's dismissal is a memo- situations in which I made these memo was placed in my file the very consider the initial memo with my randum signed by five members of remarks. Who are my accusers? The day (Monday, October 29) that response and supporting documen- the History faculty: Dr. Demitrios upshot of this unsolicited memo was evaluation files were supposed to tation. I have every hope that Constantelos, Dr. James Miller, the recommendation that I be close. It took several days for me to positive recommendations will re- John Alviti, Dr. Margaret Marsh fired." Dr. Wenzel went on to call collect responses to it, so that my sult. Very simply, I'm looking for a and Dr. William Lubenow, who the memo "a tissue of falsehoods!" file was actually not completed until fair reading of the materials." Dr. alleged "unprofessional conduct" Neither Dr. Miller, the History late Friday afternoon, November 2, Wenzel's final comment about the on Dr. Wenzel's part regarding an Department Program Coordinator, and the evaluation process per se reading of the materials was: "If I attempt to influence the Art History nor Dr. Martin Jones, Dean of began on Tuesday, November 6. don't get it within the process, I'll concentrators (History majors who ARHU, would offer any comment Since the review process is still get it later!" Consumer Advocate Nadsr Fights Standardized Tests By Stephen Koob being psychological in nature, was state legislatures. This legislation answers, the correct answers, and Ralph Nader, in his efforts to the internalization of test results would require a testing service to the questions in question. reform the inequities that exist in within the conceptual framework of disclose all information of a test's Perhaps the re-evaluation will society, has focused his attention the self. The major worry being that validity, would require the testee to produce a positive outcome. But as upon the Educational Testing Ser- students would assume a "self-ful- be informed of the methods and for now, the SAT's, LSAT's, GRE's vice (ETS). Nader feels that ETS filling prophecy" of themselves in significance of test score reportings and MCAT's are still the turnstiles should release its "tyrannical" style terms of career goals and opportuni- and provide students with their of college admission programs. of domination over test scores and ties. the effects of this style upon Another problem, though not ne- students. cessarily in Naderesque terms, is According to Nader, "these stan- the cultural biasness of standardized dardized tests have developed tech- tests. This is evident in the discre- By Bob Kessler niques of evaluation which are pencies between middle and lower The PIRG referendum has accumu- ses the 1,200 votes accumulated by detrimental in determining the at- class results. Reasoning has it that lated more votes than any other WSSR and almost doubles the 800 tributes of students." Nader felt since the tests are written in organization here on campus, accor- votes gathered in the SGA referen- these tests to be inconclusive in standard English and many lower ding to PIRG organizer Paul Mac- dum last year. determining "judgement, idealism, income Americans do not speak Lardy. The total, which peaked at When asked about the large creativity, and wisdom," which lie such a grade of language, the 1,420 votes as Wednesday, Novem- number of votes, Paul MacLardy, in the very heart of human devel- possibilities of higher achievement ber 14, is a figure that not only PIRG's organizer, said, "Although opment. by the lower income groups become surpasses the \2Vi percent minimum we passed the 12V2 percent plus one Nader also speculated as to how greatly reduced. set in the referendum, but also minimum set in the referendum, we the student attitude and high National debate has begun over shows an increase in student parti- are shooting for a total of 2000 school curricula are affected by multiple choice testing for re-eval- cipation. The results of the total votes, about half the student popu- these tests. Nader believes that a uation of standardized tests. Ac- number voting became available lation. However, this has been de-emphasis of the written language cording to Nader, this represents a Thursday morning. According to the tough because there are so many has occurred because secondary "major education liberation move- referendum guideline, which says part-time students and they count learning systems have been gearing ment." that the total number of votes may toward the percentage. These peo- themselves toward student achieve- Part of the liberation would involve be made available daily, the results ple are hard to reach, since we don't ment on the multiple guess tests. students assuming the initiative in of the voting will not be available have a mailing list, but I would say Another problem cited by Nader, bringing truth-in-testing bills before until Monday, November 19. over 50 percent of the fulltime The total number of votes surpas- students would have voted." Tenure Decisions To Be Made in December By Jennifer King positions might not be interested in Mary Ellen Jewell, Nursing; Bruce Anthropology. The process of tenure and re- one that offered little or no oppor- Jennings, Political Science; and The following chart presents the appointment determination is well turnity for tenure, as faculty union Martin Needleman, Sociology and basic picture. underway, and the resultant ten- representatives have frequently pro- Program Percent # Tenured Future Tenure sions produced by this activity are tested. Tenured Candidates Percentage? noticeable among untenured faculty The tenure process has thus ARTS 32, 39 or 45 and their students. The usual level 24 become even more pressure-laden BASK 17 ? 34 of nervousness has perhaps been than before. Coupled with a new BIOL 71 0 — heightened by the imposition last President, new acting Vice Presi- BM CO 67 0 — spring by the Board of Trustees of dent for Academic Affairs and two BSNS 18 3 21, 25 or 29 tenure quotas, limiting tenure in new acting Deans (of NAMS and CHEM 38 2 44 or 56 each program to a maximum of 66 PROS) the outcome is even less CRIM 14 1 29 2/3 percent of the faculty in the preductable. ECON 20 1 40 program, with program review tak- Twenty-three faculty members are EN VL 44 1 50 ing place at 50 percent. This up for tenure this year: virtually guaranteed that there GEOL 0 1 50 Dwight Baldwin, John Columbus INFO 14 0 would be no-further tenures in such and Lance Olsen, Studies in the LITT/LANG 78 1 89 programs as Literature and Lan- Arts; Chris Burnham, Basic Skills; MARS 50 0 — guage (78 percent tenured) and Alex Don, Dorothy Jones and Kay MATH 50 2 62 or 75 Biology (71 percent) unless either Williams, Business; Bill Mattson NURS 25 1 50 the program size increased or and Ken Williams, Chemistry; Larry PHIL 40 1 60 tenured faculty left the school. Nutt, Criminology; John Warner, PHYS 43 2 57 or 71 It also guaranteed that other Economics; Alice Gitchell, Environ- POLS 57 1 71 problems would arise, such is when mental Studies; Bill Parrott, Geol- PSYC 55 0 — faculty members would have to deal ogy; Margaret Marsh, History; PUBH 0 0 — with the fact that their colleague's Jeanne-Andree Nelson, Literature SOWK 33 0 — tenure might preclude their own in and Language; Charlie Herlands SOCY/ANTH 29 1 38 future years. Applicants for open and Alice Merkel, Mathematics; SPAD 50 0 ... jpago 2 ARGO Friday November lé, 1979 Michael Fox: Unification of Science & Spirit

By Mike Clark ronment devoid of compassion and animals. It returns to man himself; Last Tuesday night in the Perform- affection will inevitably destroy it permeates every aspect of earthly ing Arts Center, the "Spectrum higher primates. As Fox put it, "To existence. For an economic valu- '79" Distinguished Lecturer Series be deprived of social contact is the ation of all things reduces their level drew to a fitting close with the same as being deprived of an of existence to that of a commodity, appearance of animal behaviorist essential nutrient." Interaction with a nd that is a flagrant distortion of Michael Fox. The choice of Mr. Fox animals can thus make us more Fox's contention that "there is a as the final lecturer in the series human by illustrating the basic spirit everywhere...life is indeed was particularly appropriate in view psychological need of love. eternal." of the nature of his topic: compas- Such a conclusion set the stage for Finally, Mr. Fox suggested a sion for all living things. It was clear Fox's sweeping indictment of Amer- number of ways to offset the that Mr. Fox was a man in love with ican society and its treatment of degradation of life on this earth. life in all its manifold forms. animal life. Experimental research First, he recommended active parti- Fox's lecture was essentially a is carried out under the most brutal pation in humane societies, espe- unification of the biological and conditions. Much of the research cially in such cases where personal spiritual ethos of modern times. For (up to 70 percent) is duplicated and and local input has value. He centuries, the earth has been a unnecessary. Circuses, rodeos, and seemed to advocate, or at least dominion of mankind, an object of bullfights in Spain all act as appreciate, vegetarian diets. How- utilitarian value to be raped and institutionalized systems of animal ever, he also seemed to understand pillaged as seen fit. Suddenly, the abuse. The conditions on cattle and the difficulties such behavior modi- concept of interrelatedness of man, pig farms are atrocious, both in fication might pose for many indivi- animal, and plant life, of all things terms of animal and human welfare. duals. Consequently, he suggested living or dead, has been thrust Diseased meat, for instance, can that individuals try to purchase harm people, too. meat, eggs, and so on that have forward. Baconian hubris is invalid Michoel Fox in today's world. Man is not in a The ultimate cause of disregard for been produced in a relatively hu- position of predominance. He is veries in animal behavior have had animal welfare, Fox asserts, is the mane, painless manner. His sum- dependent upon all life forms, and upon mankind's self-perception. profit motive. Animals are disregar- mation was perhaps the most they on him. Behavior studies with monkeys have ded and degraded in order to make enlightening. He asked only that Fox went further to explain the shown that isolation breeds mad- money. He points out, however, that "we respect all life as exquisitely profound impact that new disco- ness and self-mutilation. An envi- such degradation does not stop with special." Indeed. Stockton Campus Thefts: Ways of Prevention By David Greene shows a slight decrease in lost or of unreported items that no one comes People leave their valuables in lockers This year, during the months of stolen property. to claim. without locks on them. Wallets, September and October, $2,300 worth Chief Long stated, "Most thefts in In t^r:year "On 78-7*9, the S.S.C.P.D. 'watches, and purses frequently dis- of personal properties have been the dorhis take place on weekends or had a recovery rate cn lost or stolen appear this way. reported missing from the dorms, the during parties." The S.S.C.P.D. re- property of 140 percent. More proper- Over thirteen hundred dollars' worth parking lots, and the academic area of commends keeping your door locked, ty was recovered than reported stolen. of state property was stolen during Stockton State College. Items stolen always carrying your keys, and TJ?year they ar<*~ lollowing up the months of September and October include such things as: A stereo engraving your driver's license num- leads on investigations. Polygraph in 1978, in comparison to $3145 worth valued at $500; a motorcycle, list price ber on personal property for easy tests are being given to ARA and Pub of personal property. $1,100; wallets; purses; jewelry; eye- identification purposes as possible employees to try to identity anyone Chief Long believes that "the glasses; keys; books, et cetera. crime prevention methods. The police connected with the Pub office break- general student body of Stockton is In comparison with last year's losses department also requires that people in. better than most schools and there is of $3,145 for the same time period report any missing items imme- Other thefts in the academic portion a small minority of dishonest students (September and October), this year diately. They recover a large portion of the school are locker room thefts. plaguing the rest." NUCLEAR Celebrating the Miracle of a New Life By Arthur Hoppe It is a sunny autumn afternoon. shock of black hair and, by some grandfather, approaching the end of Twelve hours ago, I became a ever-recurring miracle, perfectly my era (with no great haste, mind grandfather for the first time. I have formed. you), and she at the very dawn of just come from the hospital where, As I held that incredibly delicate her own. Death and life. Sadness in these newly relaxed times, I was bundle, I became fascinated with and elation. Life and death. It was allowed to sit on my daughter's bed her feet, watching her toes constant- for these, too, that I wanted to and hold my granddaughter in my ly curl and uncurl. weep. arms. No mask, no gown, no rubber I had forgotten about newborn For the past two decades, sociolo- gloves, no thick window to peer infants' feet. If you touch their gists have been gloomily predicting through. Just I and my granddaugh- soles, they will instinctively try to the impending demise of what they ter to hold and to touch—the way it grasp your finger with their toes--a delight in calling "the American must have been since the begin- throwback, the anthropologists tell nuclear family." ning. us, to the prehensile feet of our I was therefore not surprised to I came very close to weeping tree-dwelling ancestors millions of read the other day that President TUES. NOV. 27.1979 7:30 P.M. with...what? Love, pride, joy, relief, years ago. Carter had at last faced this problem RM. CG103 STOCKTON STATE COLLEGE I suppose, and something more. So there we were after millions of squarely. Taking the drastic action SPONSORED BV t.M.f. i IÎUHIC C0UKT» S.E.». HUIMtCE She is (forgive a grandfather) a years, just the two of us-I, the con'f on beautiful creature--blue eyes, a page 3 WSSR: Recognized Organization ALPHA CHI RHO By MIchele Sirgany # ntsiHTs On Thursday, November 15, WSSR Most importantly, though, WSSR was recognized as a sponsored must have the initial funds by programming organization of Stock- December to go on the air by A ROCK AND ROLL NIGHT IN THE PUB ton State College. WSSR will now February. The equipment must be enjoy the same privileges that other purchased and installed over winter NOVEMBER 19, 1979 9:00 p.m. sponsored organizations have. break. In order to broadcast by next Presently, WSSR does not have the C-WING COMMONS HAPPY HOUR semester, WSSR must sign a letter appropriate funds. But, it the ^o** $1.00 Admission HAWKING of agreement with the Library and Christmas Dinner Party on Decem- I % Campus Activities . Becoming spon- ber 7 is a success, WSSR will be Al,VCD i sored was the first step in fulfilling well on its way. Come out and th |i j" $.50 with coupor n ^ ^ - .| tha,t agreement. support us!

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Split Pea Soup Chicken Noodle Soup Bean Soup Veal Cutlet Parmagiana Baked Ham Chuck Wagon Beef Steak Happy Holidays Happy Holidays Knockwurst with Saurkraut Roast Turkey Gravy Shells with Tomato Sauce with Stuffing Baked Macaroni and Cheese Mashed Potatoes Sweet Potatoes Broccoli Cuts Italian Green Beans Mashed Potatoes Corn Peas Ai friday-Novembtr 16, 1979 •âtSCr page 3- Endangers Lives of Drivers

By Richard Disbrow stated as being "a number of agreed to approve the installation of state's can be seen to have had dire them." a light, but first the county has to consequences for many drivers. The "For as long as I've been here, This situation has continued, with submit plans for its design. When danger continues to exist and will which has been four years, there such devastating results, because of asked for an estimation of when this not be eliminated until, at least, has been talk of putting a traffic that bureaucratic catch-all, red tape. process could be completed, Town- next summer. We will have to light at that intersection, and I knew The Township has been desperately ship Manager Picardi would only tolerate the four-way stop until all of they had been talking about it trying for years to get this light and say that "the design is in pro- this bureaucratic red tape can be before then." In this statement from it seemed that their goal would be gress," and that the light would be unraveled and a safe crossroads is Joseph Picardi, the Galloway Town- achieved last summer, but word up, hopefully, by the summer of established. ship Manager addresses the drawn came down from state agencies to 1980. Financing must also be One thing to remember, the statute out attempt to install a traffic light first try a four-way stop intersection. obtained from either the county, a regarding the right of way at a at the Jimmy Leeds and Port Before this could be instituted, grant, or through state funding four-way intersection states that the Republic Roads intersection. This there occurred another fatal acci- before building can begin. vehicle approaching from your right dangerous crossroads has been the dent. Then the four-way stop was For those of curious minds, the has priority. In the case that there site of numerous accidents, injuries established; but this has proved factors that ultimately determine the may be four cars around the and deaths for quite some time. ineffective, as well as confusing. approval of an installation of this junction at the same time, the first Statistics compiled by the Galloway Though no accidents have taken sort, as indicated by Picardi, are car into the intersection has the Township Police Department have place since its implementation, traffic volume, accidents, injuries, right of way while the-rest follow the pointed to seven accidents in 1978, Galloway Township Police said that fatalities, and financing. Picardi driver-to-the-right procedure. To which included one death and there had been a few near misses as said that he didn't know the "magic prevent any more unnecessary ac- twelve injuries, and the deaths of a result of drivers being confused as number" needed, but all of these cidents or injuries, please be aware two more persons on October 1 of to who had the right of way. things were taken into account. This of other vehicles and have some this year. An account of accidents in Following another request from the closing of the barn door after the patience; it may save you time in 1979 was not available, but it was Township, the state has finally horse has gone mentality of the the long run. Bram Stoker Day: Not A Normal Time Of The Year

By Jay Felsberg I suppose that it would seem rather day of the author of the most "Captain's Inn." Before dinner, the guests were strange to the average SSC student famous piece of horror fiction of all The waitresses seemed extremely entertained by several movies, fore- to be served hors d'oeuvres by a time, Dracula. amused by the arrival of the coffin. most among them being the silent person who is the spitting of Normally, I would have considered They dropped some remarks allud- movie classic Nosferatu, the Vam- Dracula, or to enjoy an excellent it strange to stop at a funeral home ing that this was the funniest thing pire. The main speaker after an dinner while sitting five feet away in Toms River to scarf up on a coffin since the I.D.S.'s dinner the year excellent East European dinner was from an open coffin, but for the to use as a prop. When you're with before. Dr. Raymond McNally, the co-au- eighty-five guests at the Interna- David Macdonald, it's apparently I should note here that toasts to thor of the bestseller, In Search of tional Dracula Society's Bram Stoker normal behavior. Dave is the co- numerous people (Quincy P. Morris, Dracula. Dr. McNally lectured on Day banquet at the Captains's Inn chairperson of the American branch Dracula, et cetera) were offered Eastern European vampire lore and in Forked River on Sunday, Novem- of the society, the quincy P. Morris before, during and after the dinner. the novel Dracala, and conducted a ber 11, it was "business as usual." chapter (named after the only The toasts were offered in Slivovitz, question-and-answer period after- This interesting society was formed American in the novel Dracula), and a Yugoslavian plum brandy that had ward. The documentary In Search of to encourage the enjoyment of seemed to be used to such activities. to be at least 130 proof, and I Dracala was shown as well. vampire lore and literature, as well The manager of the funeral home counted eight toasts. This tended to All in all, a good time was had be as to have a ripping good time at wasn't but after several jokes we disorient several guests and to add all. The only problem is, I'm not functions such as the Bram Stoker loaded the box in Dave's father's to the enjoyment of the festivities sure if the coffin got back. Or if it dinner, which celebrated the birth- van and trundled it off to the for some reason. was empty. Sound and Fury Over Rent MERALS Control in Atlantic County

By Donna Lee Vitale against condominiums and absurd COLLEGE NITE The residents of Atlantic County prices of rent. They do not have rent have been raising fury over the control and the casino development in necessity to control rent prices. the area has reflected the prices for Various types of gatherings and rent. Presently, anyone can charge IS TUESDAY, NOV. 20 forums opposing the lack of control unstipulated prices, no matter how had indeed temporary effect. In the big or small the place is. It should and local election on Tuesday, the major- will be handled and a cecision on ity of partcipants favored non-control. whethe there should be rent control The Référendums were in Ventnor and condominium regulations will Music with City and Pleasantville. Atlantic City is adversely affect property rights and still instable due to massive protest legal standards of rent. EAST COAST ACES

Miracle Of A New Life Welcome

con'? from pago 2 all SSC STUDENTS that presidents generally take when interference into our personal mat- up against a crisis, he had created a ters which are none of its concern, new agency to deal with it. but on this particular day it hardly seems worth comment. The family It will be known as "The Office for has survived millions of years of Families," he announced, and will disasters and it will survive even THANKSGIVING PARTY be another bureau in the Depart- th is foolishness. ment of Health, Education and For I think more strongly than ever Welfare. Precisely what it will do is, on this day that the doom-saying as usual in these matters, unclear. sociologists are wrong. For the WEDNESDAY , NOV. 21 But here, obviously, was grist for fa mily provides more than love and my mill. belonging and security. It provides a sense of continuity. So I sat down to write a column about a new federal family czar As I held my granddaughter in issuing voluntary guidelines on my arms and thought of all those FRIDAY NITE IS TALENT NITE. bundling to curb exploding nuclear millions of years of change to reach families and government technical this point and my own impending advisors being dispatched to settle end some day, I also thought of her marital disputes once the applica- fresh beginning of the millions of 9314 AMHUERST AVE. tions in triplicate have been...But years to come to get where we are the hell with it. going. MARGATE 823-9822 The Office for Families may possi- And that, I deeply believe, is what bly be the ultimate in bureaucratic it's all about. K»®g« 4 -ARGO Friday Novenbsr 16, 1979 bgmgoge Laurels and December is fast approaching, and with it the end of the semester, What To Do About Tenure Darts finals and papers, and the assorted other terrors the students semi-an- finds his/her chances of tenure to But the quota system is a reality Laurel: To Iota Phi Theta for their nually face. December hosts another be low or non-existent, he/she has with which we must all now deal. As can food drive for needy families. unpleasant situation which students no incentive to remain for a few the candidates are reviewed, not One real detriment SSC has is its may not devote much thought more years; he/she might as well only their qualifications and quali- lack of local community involve- to--the final tenure and reappoint- start looking for a new job. ties must be considered, but those ment. With people like the Iotas ment decisions by faculty, which Applicants for positions thus o- of untenured professors in their taking an interest in such matters, will be made by the Board of pened, realizing that they will programs. This is the responsibility only good things can happen. Keep Trustees at their meeting next probably have a maximum of five not only of the administration and up the good work! month. years here, will most likely neither the members of the review commit- Faculty members are subject to be as numerous nor as enthusiastic. tees and Board, but of the entire Dart: To teachers who had the guts yearly contract review and renewal Those of higher credentials and student body. to schedule classes during pre- until their fifth year, at which time quality will probably look for green- This responsibility has traditionally registration. Some even scheduled they are reviewed for tenure. If they er pastures. been expressed through Student tests! Gee, it's not like we had have fulfilled tenure requirements Of course, the quota system has its Evaluations and student participa- something else to concern us during and have been sufficiently recom- benefits. It guarantees that 100 tion in the Faculty Review Board pre-registration. Keep up the good mended, they may be tenured. If percent tenure will not be reached, and the departmental Committees. work! tenure is denies, their contracts are resulting in no faculty turnover, no It should go much further. A really not renewed at the end of its new ideas and perspective coming good professor deserves the support Laurel: To Students Against Cam- term--in this case, June 30, 1980. in to rejuvenate the college. The of the students who appreciate pus Crime (SAAC). Too bad you've The imposition of the new tenure Board of Trustees seemed to feel a him/her up to, and after, the final got to do somebody else's job for quotas has made this difficult period formal quota system was necessary Board of Trustees meeting; a bad or them. especially hard, for, as one faculty to prevent such a situation; faculty mediocre one deserves their opposi- member is tenured, his/her unten- and some students seemed to feel tion so that a better one may Laurel: To Student Records for one ured colleagues may be watching that simple discretionary vigilance someday be tenured in his/her of the smoothest pre-registrations in their own chances at tenure slip on the part of the Board and the place. We can no longer afford (if SSC history. No long lines...finally away. If an untenured professor administration would be sufficient. we ever could) to concern ourselves an easy process. Don't stop now! only with the immediate realities of our classwork--we must broaden our scope. The future quality of our How To Make Tenure Work education rests on it.

During the past several weeks, a ADMINISTRATORS number of my colleagues and I have Rebuttal to Library 'Dart' been directly or indirectly involved in A good Administrator is one who is the processes associated with reap- willing to make conscientious deci- pointment, tenure, and/or promotion sions that are in the best interest of To the Editor: ment. They cannot accept the of faculty. the College. The determination of We of the Library Media Services responsibility. But our students are I feel compelled to comment on a what is best for the College has to have recently read Argo's "Dart" adults! What is t^e "privilege" of process that in the opinion of a include a consideration of people. In concerning the "privilege" of bor- "borrowing" called now? Ten new number of faculty in various Divisions earlier years we have all witnessed rowing cassette recorders, etc. Also stereo headphones are bought, four was not handled properly with respect that a lack of trust and confidence in of our "tape player policy" being are left. Numerous other articles to the overall well-being of the the administration is not in the best "distinctly reminiscent of grade also (extension cords, jacks, cas- College and the people that contribute interest of the College. Even unpop- school." Perhaps it would be wise if settes and cassette players, etc...) to its high ideals. Rather than ular decisions can be received in a you would think back to grade have all been "misplaced." dwelling in specific negative ways on spirit of mutual cooperation and trust school. Remember why such proce- This is the adult behavior and what is perhaps "history" at this if they are made in an open„ dures were used. Then it was responsibility Media gets from "a- point, I choose to make positive aboveboard manner, with maximum "juvenile theft," etc. But at SSC, dult" SSC students. suggestions,, some of which might input from individuals/groups in- the students are adults. Supposedly So we'll keep our grade school minimize the possibility of inflicting volved before decisions are made. juveniles were not intelligent or techniques and try to save more similar professional and personal mature enough to receive the of "your" tuition. wounds in the future. ton't off page 7 privilege of borrowing A-V equip- Student Worker

MM Students Against Campus Crime

To the Editor: ARGO Is a student newspaper published by the ARGO corporation, an This is a declaration of anger. This S.A.C.C. is to continue as a group and Independent corporation licensed In the state of New Jersey. Sub- declaration is directed toward two represent all the courts, we need all of specific groups. you non-interested students to help in scriptions are $7.00 a year. The ARGO office is located in C-004. Phone: The first group, and you know who making rounds in all the courts. 652-1776 ext. 560 & 573 or 652-1553. you are, basically contains the ass- This is not a police matter as much holes that have been ripping off all as it is students' rights to protect their Editor-Tom Benner the courts, smashing windows and belongings. creating a mood of fear and paranoia Remember, it is very easy not to among the residents in these courts. understand this situation. But once, Associate Editor Jennifer King and it only takes once, you are Arthur Rementer We the Students Against Campus Crime, are stating that we are fed up robbed, you need this organization, if Managing Editor Dan Ramage with this bullshit; Not only are we fed only to see that it does not happen Contributing Editor Stephen Koob up with this action, but we are again. Photography John Wallace (Editor) determined to protect ourselves in a So the next time you watch your TV, remember it may not be there Dot Burkert manner that is needed to get the job done! tomorrow. Jim Gltter And that is where the second group Get involved and contact me; drop a Graphics George Milne (Editor) comes in. Right now this group note in Box 5773. Rob Dobhmeler contains seven people from A-court, Remember, it only takes once. 2 Laura McCollough who have been helpless victims. If Mike Fletcher Sports Gary Price (Editor) Huck Coholon Mark Schutte Staff Writers Caty Bruder Less Personals, More News Mike Clark 0 Bill Craig To the Editor: Personals are growing. They are less Rick Hulbert obvious when printed in smaller type, Bill Irwin I have been reading your newspaper but that does not deny their existance. Bill Leak for over a year, and recently I have Since most of them are too personal to Felicia Lynn noticed some changes in it. I know be of any interest to the larger portion Greg Metz you have a shortage of writers—there of readers, maybe they can be sifted is no masthead in the November 9 through and only the humorous ones Nicole Pensiero issue (is it that bad?). A newspaper is printed. Then, at least, they wouldn't Donna Lee Vitale supposed to print news before be such a waste of space. Jack Woomer creative material, but when you are so I know criticism is sometimes hard to Production & Typesetting Robin Riley low on news that Ralph Nader and take, but as a former editor of a Zeau Du Bois PIRG and nuclear power have to be college newspaper, I understand the milked for all they are worth, ad problems and know that sometimes Laura Binkunski nauseum, I think it is time to take a there is no way around them, but Business Manager John Lyons look at yourselves and consider other ideas can help. Advertising Jeff Ludwig changing your basic format instead of Jane Frankel risking the interest of your readers. Ex-editor , Atlantic Review Also, I have noticed that the Atlantic Community College Friday November 16, 1979 ARGO page S Someone Cares About Sexual Harassment

By Publicola and the Anarchist Which is no doubt understandable There are many ways that one can 4. Don't avoid SSC PD. But if you when you realize that campus police have a safe and peaceful existence do report a case to them, stay on it We're going to take a different are most concerned with stopping at SSC: and insure that they're continuing tack this week. Instead of making an thefts from candy machines, not 1. Don't travel alone at night, their investigation. If not, don't be assault on student apathy as such, preventing rape. Now, with such 2. Don't treat sexual harassment afraid to go through other channels we're going to tackle a subject that dynamic detectives like Lentz and like it's venereal disease. Talk about if SSC PD is playing dumb. would normally be thought of as a Mangello, patrolling the woods in it, keep an eye out for suspicious 5. We can't act unless you help us. little odd for two (fairly) macho male "plainclothes", they no doubt have people. Let ARGO know your feelings on dudes to tackle, but there seems to noticed certain seedy characters in 3. Get -in touch with SSC organiza- this matter. Write us and let us now be a need for men on this campus to the woods. But alas, these people tions when you are sexually har- your feeling on the matter of sexual pay some attention to this: THe are safe unless they're carrying assed. Keeping quiet only protects harassment. subject is sexual harassment! dope or lighting a joint. This goes the guilty. Sexual harassment has been a right along with SSC PD's general, hush-hush issue for too long, now. vigilant prevention of campus crime. We're not an urban college that has This is specifically shown in the this problem on a daily basis, but creation of vigilante groups compri- nonetheless if it only happens once sed of students. Mind you, there a year we need to take notice. It's wouldn't be a need for such groups been brought to our attention from unless the people in charge of numerous sources that there have campus security were doing their been rapes and attempted rapes on job. Well, guess again people...it campus. These haven't been re- seems their sole purpose is to drive ported (with one exception), ac- squad cars and hitting up on cording to Campus Police. Holiday House on the Parkway for Not only has one case gone on coffee. Are the police asleep while record, but little has appeared in the campus crime takes place? printed media here at SSC. Some We also realize that it's not just folks have tried to bring this the fault of SSC PD, but it is the disgrace to public attention, but this responsibility of the SSC community has yet to make an impact on in general. It's high time that we anybody about this matter. saw a change in attitudes regarding Why such an avoidance? Is the the problem of sexual harrassment. administration afraid that enroll- This also covers the area of ment will decrease because of such job-related sexual harassment. undue publicity? Or is it just that When the women bartenders in the nobody really cares? Pub are forced to request the right If that's the answer, then why to park behind the pub and are told don't we let this continue untill by SSC PD that a female worker we're Trenton State? Terrific image: should call Campus Police for an "Sick lust in the Pines." But the escort to their cars instead of being fact remains that SSC might not be allowed to park behind the Pub, we too far from that image after all. see this as an extremely ridiculous Reliable reports from friends in the and stupid suggestion. Are Campus Women's Union have placed the Police going to provide escort amount of rapes or rape attempts on services to all Stockton females and campus at five since January. Now students to their cars or homes? this is a very sizeable number. So In our opinion, the campus comm- no doubt campus police are conduct- unity should be made aware of these ing vigorous investigations, various problems and see to it that pre- organizations are calling for action, cautions are taken. This appears to and a general feeling of concern is be a matter for individual studewnts adamant at SSC...right? or student organizations to see to, Guess again, citizens! One rape since SSC PD has shown itself to be case is being prosecuted. The completely inept in enforcing the Women's Union tried to put to- law in this matter. If nobody is gether a study a short time ago and going to take action, please, at least was told by Campus Police that they make yourself aware that we don't had nothing on their records. Cute. live in Utopia and protect yourself. The Mournful Saga of the Boat People By Ron Fieros of monetary idolaters are ravaging the are strategically imbedded on the on what is being proposed by the News Flash!" The Third World very life substance (money) of the the posterior of those who desire to land Third World organizations, the Fourth organizations (SGA, Faculty Assem- Boat People (students). Their coercive eventually. This draining of the life Reich, and the Shogun. Their propo- bly, Women's Union, WSSR, Outdoor techniques aren't new. Before bed- substance is causing a lack of oxygen sals are nothing more than stolid Club, Pine Tree Co-op, Folk Concert time they pray from excerpts of to the scarred brain. cravings. Their weaponry are slimey Committee and Argo) has uniformally Tutanhkamen (Egyptian pharoah). What effect will this have on the tentacles which invade the wealth of stertored their support for a price hike During the day, with one stained Boat People when they begin to plant others. (20 cents per credit). glass eye, they engage in a game of their seeds in an ambiguous career? Is there any defense against such News flash: The Fourth Reich Risk while playing Monopoly with the Unfortunately, a chronic behavior of insatiable behavior? The answer can (AFRB) has issued a proposal (dollar other stained-glass eye. For an thoughtless thievery in its epidemic be, hopefully, discovered in the increase on the Activity Fee) through exercise, they participate in a game of proportion will be used to rape other foundation of education. the process of tit-tat-toe. Pin the Tail on the Donkey (student). inhabitants of the earth. The mone- What are we learning? Are we News flash: The Shogun of "Tipsy What's the erodent cost of landing tary value concept will be the only learning how to earn a living-exploit- City" (Mitchell) has farted out a on a piece of education? The Boat craving that will satisfy their appe- ing others? Or are we learning how to proposal ($2 increase on the Student People continue to paddle frantically tites. In other words, greed will be the live like our fellow cohabitors the Center Fee) with the help from a through narrow shallow sea passages motivation for all of them. ants? toggle. which are barracaded with beaver The future effects can be observed Answers are like molecules; can't What's happening? A global horde constructed toll booths. Hookworms now. Just place your cauliflower ears see or hear them. MELLOW KIDS BY George Milne

•'MM p«|0 6 ARGO Friday Novenber 16, 1979 Methusbeh And Gretel

Even though they were only two experimenting with blackbird pie where he began preparing a pie crust to fly away. We ripped them into such stone's throws into the forest, the pig recipes, often to the extent that they in his bakery. tiny pieces," said Gretel. was missing a lot of flesh, mostly neglected their other baking. "Maybe this is the work of a witch," from his back and hindquarters. It It was one of these ambitious bakers After resting a while on the stump, said Methusbeh. was easiest to get it there now, as the who stumbled upon the trail of Methusbeh and Gretel began to follow "There's no such thing as witches," pig had a great deal of life left in him, blackbird pieces that Methusbeh and the trail of bird pieces back the way she said, trying in vain to convince and he struggled in spite of being Gretel had left. On finding the pieces they had come. But much to their them both of this. bound at the hooves. And even of bird in the middle of the woods, the surprise and dismay, the trail disap- "Oh, what shall we do!" he wailed. though he was muzzled and speech baker realized that this must be a sign peared after they had walked for a Gretel was tempted to point out the was difficult, he pleaded that his from heaven that he was destined to half hour. This was, of course, the blackbirds were Methusbeh's idea, as wholeness be preserved, suggesting be the best royal baker. Shouting spot wher the baker had stumbled were the dog and pig, but she could numerous alternatives. praises to the Lord, he followed the onto the trail. see that this information would do Methusbeh paid little attention to trail all the way back to the village, "I'm sure they were no longer able nothing to help them out of their the pig's words. Gretel would acknow- present situation, so she kept quiet. ledge him and sometimes answer, but "We'll just have to find our own way this was only out of politeness. She home, I guess," she said. was, in fact, hoping that the pig So the two gingerbread children would meet his demise soon, so that began walking in the woods, hoping she wouldn't have to listen to him. that their village would be just "Don't you own a compass?" asked behind the next stand of trees. But as the pig. luck would have it, they only wan- "Why don't we see what's behind dered further and further into the that stand of trees?" asked Gretel. woods. As the sky began taking on "Okay," said Methusbeh. the first reds of sunset, they stepped Gretel loved to walk in the woods, into a clearing where they saw a but she was always afraid of getting house unlike any they had seen lost. The pig was Methusbeh's idea. before. It was made of wood. "What about game trails? Have you "What a strange house," Methus- ever tried following game trails?" beh said. asked the pig. "It's made of dead trees," Gretel Gretel ripped off the pig's ear and said. let it fall to the ground. This was not a "Maybe they ran out of flour, so response to the pig's question; it was they had to use wood," he said. merely the appropriate time to do "No, the baker is probably too busy this. making blackbird pies to bake a "But the game never goes where we house." want to go," she said. "Yeah. Let see if ther's anyone "Next time we should rip out the home who can help us." tongue first, so that we can have a "Okay." little peace," Methusbeh said. Methusbeh and Gretel walked up to The pig resigned himself to his fate the door and knocked. and began silently enjoying the The house was, of course, inhabited scenery, which was mostly dark forest by a witch. In fact, a whole family of broken up by small streams. witches lived there, but only one There was invariably a great delay witch was home now. She called when the three, or rather, the two and herself Mrs. Wilson. Beastly things a diminishing fraction, had to cross a were done in Mrs. Wilson's house. stream. The pig would not have Children were forced to wear clothes looked on a wetting as unpleasant, and spend almost all their time in especially in his present condition, school, where they were taught to be but neither Methusbeh nor Gretel witches. And when the children did could afford to step in water. At each have some free time to spend, there stream, the children searched for a was a funny black box in one room of narrow spot with a good deal of the house that sucked their intelli- stepping stones, where they crossed gence and free will out of their heads, gingerly. This extreme caution was leaving only witchy things. But, worst inbred, as they would have to stop of all, even as Methusbeh and Gretel and build a fire to rebake their feet if knocked at the front door, there was a they got wet. And even after baking, pan of gingerbread baking in the oven the raisins could retain moisture for to eat! The Wilsons were made of days afterward. Methusbeh and Gre- flesh. tel were gingerbread children, after "C'mon in, Angela," shouted Mrs. all. Wilson from the kitchen. "I'll be Fate was smiling on them that day there in a second." and no feet were soggied. They The children entered the strange walked a great distance and used up house and looked around at their all of the pig. Then they turned surroundings. Everywhere there were around and followed the trail of pork things made of wood. Wooden chairs, all the way home. wooden tables, wooden walls, floors, Methusbeh and Gretel went walking and ceilings. And there were things the next day as well, and this time made of metal, and of glass, too. they carried a dog on their journeys. Never before had they seen a house Once again they were able to roam like this, and they gaped speechless- deep into the forest. When there was {y- no more dog left, they turned around and followed the trail of dog bits "That certainly was quick. It seems safely home. like I was only on the phone with you On the third day, Methusbeh and five minutes ago," said Mrs. Wilson, Gretel carried a sack of blackbirds "but I guess...holy shit!" with them. Every few feet they would Methusbeh and Gretel stared at the drop a small piece of blackbird along witch, their speechlessness com- their route. They walked deeper into pounded by the sight of her. After the the forest than they had on the two three stood silently staring at each previous days, and when the last other a few moments Gretel spoke up. blackbird had been dismantled, they "Excuse me, but we were lost in the stopped to rest for a while on an old woods and we were wondering if..." stump. "Holy shit!" Mrs. Wilson screamed It happened that at this time the again, and with that she fainted and kingdom was without a royal baker. fell to the floor. The previous royal baker, an ancient Methusbeh and Gretel walked over man, had died quietly in his sleep to the body of Mrs. Wilson and some months ago. His father had examined it. This was the first time been the royal baker before him and they had seen a person made of flesh. he had spent his entire lifetime They were particularly intrigued by preparing pies, buns, bread, and tarts her hair and clothes. for the royal family. And of all his Then suddenly they heard a shout wares, the king loved his blackbird from the doorway behind them. It was pie most of all. His baking was so a passing woodcutter who had heard highly esteemed by the royal family Mrs. Wilson's screams and stopped to that he never wanted for anything and investigate. his position was the envy of all the "Holy shit!" he shouted. other bakers in the kingdom. Methusbeh and Gretel were becom- The king had issued a decree ing curious as to the meaning of this recently that the man who could set incantation, but they had little time to before him the tastiest blackbird pie ponder it, as the woodcutter reduced would be the next royal baker. them to crumbs with two swift swipes Throughout the land, bakers were of his ax. Friday November 16, 1979 ARGO Stage 7 Tenure f from w 4 FACULTY Although healthy competition IS Chiropractic Approach To Health UNION good, one of the greatest dangers the College faces is a division of the By Peaches Borish symptoms for a chiropractor to be As much as possible, the Union Faculty into self-serving factions. The Health, or absence of health, is a should carry out its activities in a cooperation across Program and Divi- able to locate the cause. slonaI llnes has been concern of everyone. Until relatively respectable, professional manner. exceptional By adjusting subluxations long before here To watch recent years, doctors had no way of they have cut off the nerve supply Despite a negative personal stereo- - experts in different maintaining health, thereby prevent- sufficiently to cause symptoms, chiro- type of unions, I recognize that at this disciplines exchange ideas for their ing disease. All health care delivery time in this place the Union is mutual growth and benefit in Divi- practors have been practicing preven- slonal systems in the world were aimed at tive health care for years. It has taken necessary and important. Real issues meetings and m General treating disease. Virtually nothing the public and government a fewar e often not black or white as Studies workshops is beautiful. To had been done in the area of years to realize that treating disease determined by the wording in a maintain mutual trust and respect, we prevention. Unfortunately, this coun- is not the answer to health. Only in contract. In determining which issues Faculty have an obligation to be try's predominant health care system doing those things necessary to are worthy of a "fight," the Union completely honest in our dealings Wlth one (medicine) has been so caught up in maintain health can we ever hope to should recognize that the long-range another. With respect to the the never-ending task of treating raise the level of health in this good of the educational process is also evaluation process, this includes sup- disease that it has never given country. No healing art, with the an important factor. It should also portive criticism in which any nega- tive thought to finding the cause. Without exception of chiropractic, has as itrecognizs e that perhaps the reason feelings are shared with the locating and correcting the cause of purpose the prevention of disease and some administrators are sometimes respective person. The Faculty As- the disease, you can never hope to maintenance of health. reluctant to be totally open and sembly should determine or at least prevent it. That is why a spokesman On Thursday, November 29 at 4 p.m. honest, even when they feel their strongly influence those decisions for the A.M.A. said, when asked in B-116, Dr. Richard Klingert from decisions are in the best interest of impacting directly on the quality of about medicinal role in prevention of the Klingert Family Chiropractic Cen- the College, might be a "fear" of aeducation available here. disease, that it was ridiculous to ter in Bargaintown, N.J. will give a Un.ion challenge. suppose that medicine is concerned free lecture on the philosophy, tech- William Mattson with preventing disease. The role is in nique, and goal of chiropractic. Dr. Assistant Professor of Chemistry the treatment of the disease. Klingert attemded Palmer College of With the discovery of chiropractic, Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa. He the principle of the cause of disease is married, with three children, all of Tenants' Assoc. Review was put forth. Very simply, the cause whom have been under chiropractic of all disease is that the body is not care since their birth at home. Dr. By Laura Binkunski functioning properly. An organ, gland Klingert is interested in total health and noise problems, information or cell in the body is either working care (exercise, nutrition, positive state On Tuesday, November 13, the about the school, "who to go to" properly for the good of the entire of mind and health maintenance Tenants Association held a special and "where to get it" questions, all being or it is not. If it is not working through chiropractic) for the whole meeting with the intention of get- are things that a court rep can help for the good of the entire body, the family and people of all walks of life. ting input for the Housing Commit- with. organism is in a state of dis-order, or Sports advocates, students, doctors, tee on Resident Advisors. After If a tenant has been "summoned" dis-ease. Knowing that the nervous children (post- and pre-natal), old, covering this subject, Jack Woomer, to the housing office, and is nervous system is the system of the body young, rich, or poor can be treated vice-chairperson, brought up many about talking to an administrator, he concerned with maintaining all of the and aided in maintaining their full suggestions for changing T.A.'s could ask any court Rep or any cells, tissues and organs in a state of health potential. image. Tenants Association member to go order, chiropractors devote their at- One reason for this change is that You get a lot of colds, or have with Him/her to be there, or to tention to this system. An interfer- the majority of the T.A.'s activities headaches now and then, would like defend one's rights if need be. ence to the flow of vital nerve energy to sleep better, are sluggish and run have been sponsoring pub bands. Many other suggestions and topics cause by vertebral subluxation (spinal down, or whatever symptoms your This is not the sole reason the T.A. arose, and many will be discussed discs are clamped together due to a body is warning you with--chiropractic was created, the Tenants Associa- with Jim Judy and Ron Rice at the fall, poor sleeping habits, tension, may be the answer for you. Even tion should be and will be protecting Tenants Association meetings held et cetera, thus cutting off those nerve those that feel great could have tenants' rights. Sundays at 8 p.m. in Cabin 2. All supplies that run from in between the problems that are accumulating The Tenants Association has cre- students are welcome to come and discs to various organs of the body.) through nervousness, tension, recrea- ated the position of Court Represen- hear about what is going on and deprives the body of receiving 100 tion, cleaning, carrying, et cetera, in tatives. The job of the Court give any ideas, opinions or sugges- percent of the Life Force to all parts. which the symptoms haven't yet Representative is not well-defined to tions that pertain to the Tenants appeared. Before the symptoms mani- the residents of Housing.,The Court This is the cause of disease. Association's past and present ac- fest, seek a professional health Representative's responsibility is to Adjusting the misaligned vertebra to tions. its proper position removes the maintainence program. The troubles aid in any way possible roommate interference and allows the body to of the world today, inflation, pollu- once again function in a state of tion, pesticides, preservatives, hus- order. By this very simple principle, tle-bustle of daily life, and child chiropractors have been restoring rearing bombard the body and weak- health to millions of people for over 78 en it. We need to build our bodies and THE CAHITON HOUSE years. In the area of prevention, minds to be clean, clear and focused. chiropractic haj been able to accom- If we don't have our health, we have JUNCTION OF RTS. 9and 539 plish something no other healing art nothing. I urge you to explore can ever hope to do. Because all chiropractic—question it and ulti- healing arts direct their attention to mately accept it as a way of life. TUCKERT0N N.J. treating effects, they can never hope Refreshments will be served at the 609-296-3102 to prevent disease. The chiropractors lecture, with a question and answer only job is to remove nerve interfer- session and a film put out by the ence by adjusting (painlessly) sublux- International Chiropractic Association ated vertebrae. This he can do will be shown on recent studies and regardless of the symptoms (effects). research into chiropractic as health FRIDAY & SATURDAY A patient does not have to relate any maintenance and preventative. RED HOT ROCK N' ROLL AFRB Needs Members Featuring

By Debra Blair This meeting took place November tions write a constitution and prepare 13 in F-207. A $200 supplemental was a budget. This ad-hoc committee will approved for the Geology Club bus also give mini-training sessions for HARBOR trip to the Smithsonian. A $400 new board members who missed change in budget was also approved the two-week training session given for the ski club. earlier this year. Because some members' terms have The ad-hoc committee on raising expired, there are again a number of the Activity Fee reported that in a WED. NITE openings on the board. These open- short while they will be distributing a ings come under the categories of survey to get an idea of how students Programming, Service, and At-Large. feel about an Activity Fee raise. They The At-Large member must not feel the raise is necessary for the belong to any organization that falls various school organizations to be GO-GO GIRLS under one of the categories already able to continue to present quality recognized by the board. Nominations entertainment and activities for low for a vacancy under the Special admission costs (this is why you do COMING ATTRACTIONS IN NOVEMBER Interest category (mentioned in an not have to pay to be a member of a PHOENIX earlier article) were accepted. club here, because the activities Through a lottery drawing witnessed sponsored by the clubs are funded by HARPER by the board, staff members and club activity fees). After the survey is GRAND CANYON members waiting for their budgets to completed and the results compiled, be approved, a French Club represen- they will be published in the Argo. STIR CRAZY tative, M. Alicia Tomaszewski, was The next general board meeting will MONDAY NITE FOOTBALL ON GIANT T.V. SCREEN chosen as a new member. be Tuesday, November 27 at 9 a.m. in Frank Lenik, president of the Geo- CC-103. If you want to find out more rMftftftaY tllT SI logy Club, suggested that another about how your Activity Fee is spent, ad-hoc committee be formed to please attend. And if you are TZ rout: ! horth prepare a training workshop for new interested in being on the board and organizations (or people who want to you fit into one of the categories 2ND TRAFFIC LIGHT form new organizations). Its purpose mentioned above, please contact would be to help potential organiza- Anne M asny in H -201. SKSSSSBS^^ jpago 8 ARGO Friday November lé, 1979 smmamm'ti Solar Power: ENVL Flourishes An Alternative

By Rick Hulbert By Rick Hulbert Solar energy is now receiving more Due to the rise in energy problems, In planning how we shall provide attention than ever before. In fact, ment; and 3.) guide students in pollution regulation programs, and power and energy for the future, we total federal spending in solar power developing the values that will pressure from public interest should take advantage of our most will top the one billion dollar mark protect both the human and non- groups, employment in environmen- powerful natural energy resource-- this year, up from four hundred and human world. tal careers is increasing rapidly. the sun. fifty million a year ago. Another From the basic freshman level Spurred on by the the ecological Incorporating the use of solar important occurrence which shows courses to the advanced Senior energy into our daily lives is both an increase in interest is the fact movement of the 60's , the need for Theses and Interships, the school educated individuals who work to- technically possible and socially that the Senate Finance Committee has created and designed a sound desirable. Although many indivi- voted to raise the maximum tax ward a better environment by program to prepare students for regulating progress is very greit. duals are "scared off" due to the credit for homeowners who install jobs or graduate school. Occupa- economics of solar power, the truth solar, wind, or goethermal energy Too often the physical and social tions in Environmental Protection impacts concerning human relation- is that a "new" solar unit is cheaper equipment from $2200 to $5000. and Public Health, Biology and than a "new" nuclear of coal plant. Looking ahead to the future, ships with the natural world are not Ecology, Conservation, Recrea- recognized and grave dangers are However, this fact is covered up by Senator Edward Kennedy feels that tion and Environmental Design and the averaging in of cheap energy a shift to solar power will create 2.9 beginning to unfold. land use planning are available for The roots of our troubles stem from from existing sources when the million jobs in producing and those individuals who assemble the homeowner buys electricity. installing conservation and solar the increasingly intensified exploita- necessary data, analyze it and When the sun's power is collected measures and cut spending for tion of our resources for the purpose prescribe preventive measures or and reconcentrated it can be used to conventional fuels by $118.8 billion of our betterment. As more and antidotes. more individuals and nations pursue overcome the devastating effects of in 1990. Some positions with the Environ- their own best interests through conventional energy production. So- As the interest in solar energy mental Protection Agency (EPA), increased resource development and lar power is both clean and inexpen- increases, homes all over the U.S. consulting agencies, private indus- use, the scales are beginning to tilt. sive when one considers that is is are employing solar devices to tries and local and state planning Since we believe in the "freedom of only the initial investment that is compensate for rising heating bills. boards are already filled with the commons" where each rational needed. Unlike solar energy, most Here in South Jersey, Charles Stockton graduates. Others have individual has the right to pursue of our present means of power Marsh, a physicist and former chosen to continue their education his own worth, the "tragedy of the generation demand the continuous professor of Electrical Engineering and get their Masters' at schools commons" unfolds as scarcity draws investment of capital for fuel. at Penn State, has built solar like the Universities of Florida, nearer. There are two forms of solar heating into his home, using 220 Kentucky, Maine, Pennsylvania and Here at Stockton, our Environmen- energy, "passive" and "active." square feet of collectors on both the Massachussetts. tal Studies program is preparing Both may either supply adequate southwest and southeast walls. In With the attempt to economically students who will deal with these heat alone or work along with order to increase the intensity of the revive Atlantic City, offshore oil problems. A wide variety of courses conventional furnaces. The ideal sun, he has positioned mirrors on the and gas exploration, Philadelphia's are offered to; 1.) make students form of solar power is the "passive" ground, so that the sun's rays are urbanizing environment and the aware of the major physical and heating system, which contains angled onto the collectors. This moratorium on future building in biological processes on earth; 2.) variations in the structural design innovative idea increases the effi- the Pine Barrens, Stocktons's envi- make students aware of the social, imposed directly from the blue- ciency in order to more effectively ronmentalists have an excellent economic and political issues that prints. There is a glass wall facing heat his home and water. opportunity to apply their theoreti- affect relations with the environ- south which allows the sun's radia- Libby Marsh, Associate Professor cal and practical knowledge. tion to pass through and heat the of Environmental Studies here at i dark walls and floor. This heat that Stockton, would like to see more I is trapped between the glass and interest in "using solar devices in the building is then transferred businesses, schools, churches and I through to the interior by either other institutions operated during slow conduction directly, throughout the day in order to utilize the sun's I the wall or by fans which blow the energy when it is at its peak. I heat into the living areas. Louvres Otherwise, expensive heat-storing on the inside of the fan will prevent devices must be used to retain the I heat loss at night. heat after the sun has set. Solar I UNICORN "Active" solar heating systems are energy is basically in homes, where, bolted on the the roof or southern in the majority of cases, most of the I wall of the building. The difference residents are off at school or work I between this system and the "pas- when the solar apparatus is working sive" system is that fans or pumps most effectively." I are used to move water through In order to further understand the 1 COLLEGE NITE collectors where it is heated by the impact that solar energy would have sun. This water is then kept in on our lives, it is interesting to note 1 insulated storage areas where it is that buildings can be cooled as well available when needed. as heated by sunlight, using absorb- I Every Wednesday Heating water with sunlight is tion solar air conditioners which, I simple. Actually, the collector itself like solar heating devices, operate is just a box with a black bottom and best when the sun's intensity is the I a glass top. Since glass allows the greatest. Since about 28 percent of I 10pm til ? sunlight to penetrate and is a fairly our nation's energy budget is used good insulator against heat loss, the for low temperature tasks such as 1 black bottom warms up and the heat space heat, water heating, air is retained in the collector. When conditioning and refrigeration, the I water is then pumped through the more intensified use of the sun's I LIVE ENTERTAINMENT collector,, its temperature will rise. power will provide a substantial part I The hot water is then piped to a of cutting back on our reliance upon I storage tank. non-renewable power sources. I "NICE N' EASY" I i SPECIAL PRICES A i SPECIAL MENU $1.50 St i .'Ci i DRAFT BEER $.50 i i FOR STUDENTS WITH I.D. V i i % BLACK HORSE PIKE (RT. 322) i i ONF »iU»e »"IST OF i NOV. 19 - DEC. 7, 1979 Ar TRACK i ART GALLERY - H-113 - Mon-Fri, 12-4 i AMEX BAC VISA NIC STOCKTON STATE COLLEGE • Pomona, New Jersey Friday November 16, 1979 ARGO - page 9 KJCD0OB Henry Who? Rocks SSC

cowboy hats by folks who must left. (Drummer Monte Yoho will soon By Bill Irwin ending jam reminiscent of "Green possess an overabundant supply of join the Henry Paul Band, giving Grass and High Tides"; not in "Once we got on stage, we knew it Southern nationalism at these sorts of them two drummers.) Actually Hugh- melody, but in delivery. was gonna be a good show." Henry events. The Outlaw songs, together ie and Billy wanted to take the group "We play a simple, basic type of Paul was reflecting upon his band's with the songs off the band's first in another direction (witness the rock and roll that is rowdy, but at rather short, energetic performance album, Grey Ghost, accounted for Outlaws' new album) and I wanted to times, borders on being intricate," over a can of Budweiser in D-wing. about an hour and fifteen minutes of continue playing my music." Paul adds. "Tonight's crowd was "Compared to most college crowds, music. Obvious traces of Outlaws influence definitely a rowdy one, and playing a tonight's was definitely up there." "I didn't leave the Outlaws because were evident during the show. Be- college like this, though not as The arrival of the Henry Paul Band of any type of ill will toward the other sides "Gunsmoke," the opening financially rewarding, as say playing here at Stockton last Saturday night band members," Paul commented. song; "Stay With Me" and "Song in backup at the Spectrum, allows me to may have prompted one of two "It's just that we had been playing the Breeze," both from the Outlaws' be more intimate; I have that eye reactions from local connoissers of together for six or seven years and I debut album, and "South Carolina," contact with the crowd, and the popular musicality. The first reaction just felt it was time for a change. We from the album Lady In Waiting, band's sound is much more refined being "Henry Who?," and the second always had that 'kick-ass' reputation Paul's recent songs, such as "Sotha n it would be playing in a big being the realization that Henry Paul of the Outlaws to live up to and that's Long" and "Grey Ghost" had thplace.e " once constituted one third of the not necessarily what I enjoyed doing. sound and feeling of being Outlaws The Henry Paul Band might not original Outlaw's "guitar army." If our music now resembles the songs. The latter song, dedicated to achieve the overwhelming success of Paul's Outlaw compositions were Outlaw's music, it's because that the late members of the Lynyrd the Outlaws, but they deserve it. performed and received enthusias- basically me and Hughie (Thomassen) Skynyrd band, was the highlight of Judging from the reception they got tically throughout the show, with the and Billy (Jones) were the main input the show. The song culminated with here at Stockton, the only complaint final chords greeted by hoots, stomp- to the group. Now Hughie and Billy the bassist and all three guitarists was that the show went too fast and ing and the traditional lifting of are the only two original members lining up together to crank out anth e crowd left hungry for more. An Evening With Alvin Ailey By Mike Clark The Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre is they exhibit his appreciation of broad love story within the city. able in "Cry"; the dance may well perhaps most noted for its sense of repertory. They wore colorful clothes, One of the most endearing character- have been the highlight of the controlled, urban-flavored theatricali- employed the use of bright, warm istics of the Ailey style is his ability to evening. ty. Where Graham's works were stark lighting, and danced in a variety of utilize pop music accompaniments "Coverage II," a solo by Mr. and gray, Ailey's works have color, strong, sometimes virulent styles. The without becoming maudlin. In "Love- Thompson, was a sometimes funny, brightness, and buoyancy. Ailey uti- effect of their performance was Songs," Mr. Thompson successfully sometimes saddening peer into the lizes pop music and a variety of sharp, simultaneously-poignant and grand. avoids the pitfalls of mawkish roman- hardhat mentality. "Coverage II" was powerful gestures without becoming "Blues Suite," the opening dance of ticism. His dances were accompanied basically a sample, or a collage, of melodramatic. This ability may lie inth e night, exemplified all of the by such tunes as "A Song For You," that personality type. With its use of the schizophrenia of inner-city life he characteristics outlines above. Both rather overblown with sentimentality, disjointed, discordant soundtrack, this describes; the individual is at once dancers were dressed in bright, yet Mr. Thompson's strong, sharp dance tended slightly towards the strong and weak, proud and humble. suggestive clothing; they were doused style prevents the dance from becom- surreal. Its ultimate message, how- Last Saturday night, in the Perform- in a passionate light. He would ing "mushy." ever, was not surrealist, but simply ing Arts Center, Clive Thompson and advance, only to be rejected. She "Cry," a solo by Miss Spurlock, was expositional. Mr. Thompson's slow, deliberate motions underscore that Estelle Spurlock performed a number sought dominance, but received only a dance whose imagery remains, but intent. of Ailey's works. Both dancers are resentment. The dance constantly whose specific movement technique members of the Ailey troupes, and fluttered through the universe of the becomes blurred and beyond memory. The final dance of the evening was She creates, through her own dyna- entitled "Revelations." In it, both mism, a fully urbanized picture of Mr. Thompson ^nd Miss Spurlock black motherhood. She holds a cloth move to the rhythmic joyousness of a Animation Spectacular that is looked upon as an altar. Later, variety of spirituals. Their movements she scrubs floors with it. Finally, she suggest utter and overwhelming By Michael Clark wears it as a veil. The schizophrenia salvation and joy. It was an effective social and moral perspective; these is clear: She is heroic and tragic, dance to close with; as the audience Last November 2, in the M-wing films induced serious thought. Fur- proud and humiliated, determined left the building, a few glanced up to Experimental Theater, an overflow ther, the films exhibited an external and disheartened. Miss Spurlock's look at the stars. With a sigh of crowd came to see the 1979 Film beauty along with an internal poison. ambiguous image was quite memor- relaxation, they moved on. Showcase—a collection of animated Professor Fleischman characterised films. As one who is not an avid the ambivalence of the Zagreb works viewer of animated works, I greeted by acknowledging their great beauty. the occasion with a marked ambiva- But, he added, "They have some acid Racquetball Tournaments lence. I need not have worried at all; in them." These films were, by no the evening was a spark ling .thought- means, Saturday morning cartoons. provoking delight. A few of the eleven Zagreb films The evening began with the presen- shown were especially notable. "Spi- Coming In Spring tation of a number of films by der," by Aleksander Marks, was a Stockton students. These films illus- touching, melancholy glimpse into the Athletics and Recreation will be day. Registration will take place at trated the enormous difficulties one world of those creatures. Further, it holding several Racquetball Tourna- 10 a.m. with seeding scheduled for faces in attempting to creat good successfully illustrated man's mind- ments this year. There will be one in 10:30 a.m. animation. It is a tedious, grueling less fear of such basically harmless, December, February, and March. The single elimination matches will process. In addition, it is a process dedicated beings, who offer him no The monthly winners will receive a go on all day until completed, so whose completion offers no guarantee harm. The last animated work of the T-shirt and the top players will be bring lunch, towels, T-shirts and of artistic or commercial success. Yet evening, "Mask of the Red Death," invited to play in an April Tourna- racquet (maybe dinner, too). Games the seeds of good cinema inventive- was an extraordinarily somber and ment. The April Champions will one and two of the match will be to ness, wit and total control, were haunting film based on Poe's tale of receive a Leach Graphite Performer 21 points and tie-breaker game will indeed present in these student the same title. Its creator, Panac Racquet. end at 11 points. efforts. Statler, was absolutely masterful in All you need do to enter is sign up Dust off your racquets because the The full maturation of such "seeds" his control of mood and tone. Statler with the Athletic Office, J-216, and December Tournament date is Sat- was illustrated in the works that worked two years on its production. show up on the appropriate Satur- urday, December 8, at 10 a.m. followed those of the Stockton group. Some 17,000 frames were shot; each There were the products of the one was hand drawn, with meticulous Zagred Studio of Yugoslavia. Profes- attention to detail. The result was sor William Fleischman from Lebanon truly breathtaking. Valley Community College, intro- The festival was coordinated under duced the Zagreb films, noting certain the direction of the ARHU faculty and FAMILY PLANNING nuances and peculiarities of technique the Film Club. Professor Fleischman's ON CAMPUS OFFICE, ROOM G-214, EXT. BA4 to be watchful for. Perhaps the keet insights, plus the casual atmo- CLINICS HELD AT SCOTT HOUSE primary characteristic of the Zagreb sphere that prevailed throughout the works was their extreme individuality. evening combined to produce an JIMMY LEEDS ROAD. POMONA, N.J. Each film was strongly colored by the event that was both educational and B52-1 548 personal viewpoints of its author. The enjoyable. The greatness of such and Zagreb studio is no mass-market, achievement must surely be apparent commercial enterprise. Rather, the to the lecture-weary body of Stockton I INCLUDE films offered a specific philosophical, students. PELVIC & BREAST EXAMS PAP SMEAR VD TESTING & RELATED

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9 a.m. International Student Organi- Student Forum zation. Bake Sale. G-wing Gallery. Stackpof steeds You There will be a Student Forum on 10 a.m. Iotai Phi Theta. "Thanksgiv- Jiii Concert The Rutgers/Livingston Jazz Profes- Tuesday, November 20 at 4 p.m. in ing Drive." G-wing Gallery. Stockpot, Stockton's literary maga- sors will perform in concert at the A-wing Lecture Hall. This concerns 12 noon. Philadelphia Color: Pastels. zine, is now accepting any and all what you should know about your Stockton State College Performing H-113-Art Gallery. submissions for its Spring, 1980 Student Government. Arts Center on Saturday, November 3 7 p.m. Delta Sigma Theta Meeting. publication. Submissions includes at 8:15 p.m. The concert is part of the G-208/209. works of poetry, short fiction, photo- College's New Jersey Performing 7:30 p.m. Film Club. "Goodbye Mr. graphy and graphic art. Please place Artists Concert Series, which has Chips." Admission is 50 cents with a any of your creative work in an been funded by the New Jersey State valid Stockton I.D. and $1 without. envelope with your name, address Coucil on the Arts in cooperation with Lecture Hall. and telephone number on the front the National Endowment for the Arts. 7:30 p.m. Eckankar Presents. Discus- and drop it off at our office in C-wing Tickets for the concert are available sion. G-201. Commons. Good luck. Intromurol Rosters at the Box Office, open weekdays 8 p.m. New Life Christian Fellowship Intramural Basketball rosters are from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. and can be Meeting. Cabin 4. being accepted. Teams must be reserved in advance by calling 652- Poetry Readiig 8 p.m. Literary Magazine. Poetry submitted before the Christmas 9000. Tickets for the general public On Monday, November 19 at 8 p.m., Reading. Experimental Theatre. break. A maximun of 24 teams wili are priced at $5 Orchestra and $3 poet Colette Inez will read from her 8:30 p.m. Omega Psi Phi Meeting. be taken. Mezzanine. A 50 percent discount is own work in the Experimental Thea- G-204. available to students, children, senior ter. The reading is sponsored by 9 p.m. Alpha Chi Rho Rock 'n Roll. citizens and Storlr+nn I.D. holders. Stockpot, the Stockton literary maga- Admission is $1. Bring your Stockton zine. Ms. Inez is the author of two I.D. and proof of age. C-wing collections of poetry, The Woman who Commons. Physics Seminar Loved Worms and Alive and Taking Ultimate Frisbee "Polarized Light Microscopy" is Dr. Names. The former book, published Ultimate Frisbee, every Tuesday Richard Colby's topic as he addresses by Doubleday, won the Great Lakes TUESDAY, November 20 through Friday at 3:30 in the intra- the Physics Seminar on Wednesday, Poetry Prize in 1973. She bad published in virtually all the impor- mural fields. Open to all. 9 a.m. International Student Organi- November 28 in K-201. Dr. Colby is a tant journals in the country, and zation. Bake Sale. G-wing Gallery. member of Stockton's biology pro- currently teaches at the New School 10 a.m. Vocational Rehabilitation gram and uses physics in his re- for Social Research in New York. Service. Mr. Eben Short. G-215. search. Everyone is welcome and Admission is free. 10 a.m. Iota Phi Theta. "Thanksgiv- admission is free. ing Drive." G-wing Gallery. Childbirth Class 12 noon. Philadelphia Color. Pastels. The Cape/Atlantic Childbirth Educa- H-113--Art Gallery. tion Association announces the follow- 2 p.m. French Club Meeting. G-201. Lacrosse Club Meets ing starting dates for perpared child- Employees Off birth classes: December 3--Pomona, 2:30 p.m. U.B.S.S. Karate Demon- There will be a very important Friday, November 23, has been December 20--0cean City, January stration. Lecture Hall. meeting of the Lacrosse Club in Cabin designated as a "day off" for state 10-Linwood. To register, call Laurel 4 p.m. Accounting and Finance 4 on Wednesday, November 28 at employees as per Executive Order of Haeser at 266-2600. Society Meeting. J-201. 8:30 p.m. Anyone who has played November 13, 1979, signed by Gover- 4 p.m. Speech and Hearing Club before at other colleges or high Meeting. G-201. nor Byrne. This day will be treated as schools or has a remote interest in the 4 p.m. Psychology Club Meeting. a holiday. For those employees game is urged to attend. Alumni are Lecture-Biofeedback. G-208/209. required to work on this day, an welcome. Returning players must Fight Discrimination 4:30 p.m. Pine Tree Food Coop alternate day off will be allowed. attend. Meeting. C-134. Have you ever been discriminated 7:30 p.m. SEA Alliance Meeting. against because of your sex? Are you B-115. Powerlifting Meet often the victim of degrading sexual remarks? Do you ever wish you could 7:30 p.m. Department of Environment There will be a Powerlifting contest taly Protection. Sea Clam Hearing. break through stereotypical images New Life Meets held on Wednesday, November 28. associated with your sex? If you would Lecture Hall. Lifts will include: Bench Press, 8 p.m. Eckankar Presents. "The New Life Christian Fellowship ex- care to explore and report on social Deadlift, and Squat. The contest will issues and events concerning these Higher Self." G-201. tends an open invitation to the be held at 4 p.m. 8 p.m. Great Books Discussion. Stockton community to join us each and other topics, please contact us. Gogol: The Overcoat. G-204. Monday night in Cabin 4 at 8 p.m. We're putting together a newsletter 9 p.m. Omega Psi Phi Disco. Bring N.C.L.F. is a student-run ministry to Psyc Club Lecture and are looking for writers with a broad range of interests. Curious? your Stockton I.D. and proof of age. the Stockton campus that acknow- The Psychology Club is presenting a Contact Andrea Damsky, Women's C-wing Commons. ledges the death, burial and resurrec- lecture on biofeedback on Tuesday, Union (G-206) or Box 5416. tion of Jesus Christ as Saviour and November 20 at 4 p.m. in G-208/209. Lord. Please join us for an evening Michael Frank, Assistant Professor of WEDNESDAY, November 21 you just may want to repeat. Psychology, will present this lecture. All are welcome to attend. WSSR Dinner Forty 12 noon. Philadelphia Color: Pastels. WSSR will sponsor a Christmas H-l 13--Art Gallery. WSSR Members Meet Dinner Party on Friday, December 7 Become a DJ at 7 p.m. at the American Legion There will be a WSSR general In order to become a disc jockey for Hall, White Horse Pike, Pomona. THURSDAY, November 22 membership meeting on Tuesday, WSSR, you must have a third-class Dinner will be served from 7 to 9 November 20 at 4 p.m. in G-207. At FCC license. There will be a van p.m. All mixed drinks will be half "Thanksgiving Day." this time we will discuss our plans for leaving at 8 a.m. from A-wing circle, price at dinner time. A special rock the future. Also, committees for the returning at 1 p.m., to get people band will entertain. Tickets go on sale Christmas Party will be formed. At 5 licensed. Study guides and the sign- November 25; $5 in advance, $7 at the FRIDAY, November 23 p.m., Mr. Elliot will speak on news up sheet will be available in C-011. door. Mr. and Mrs. Claus will be preparation, presentation and editing. The van leaves Tuesday, November therel Your attendance is appreciated. 20. SATURDAY, November 24 (p> © rr / © tm © II @dl/ SUNDAY, November 25 To Addie Dawn, To the Anarchist Alliance for the Betterment If you or any other persons have been sexually of Stockton: Joanne, To Ray, Mike, Jerry and Dave, To all G-court alumnae from '77: harassed on the job or in the classroom, Name the assignment and I'll carry it out. My The only rose without thorns is friendship. Ray--"I like a good walk on the beach in the The Pink Floyd freak and the blue-eyed Dead please contact me at the Women's Rights plastic explosives have arrived and are ready Trunk morning...but I never do it." Mike--"A head may be back in town. hundred hits? Alright." Jerry--We heard Project of N.O.W. and the A.CX.U. Informa- for detonation. The establishment will soon about your dance at Delareto's. Dave--"Seen Join the marines. Receive informative train- tion can be given confidentially, but if we crumble under our onslaught. Long I,ive the any ghosts lately?" To all the Saturday Night ing, travel to far-away countries, land on want it stopped, women must make it public. I Alliance! To the five faculty with the ax: lovers--"Never mind." If you didn't get it, foreign beaches, and blow them up. can help with filing a complaint. Thanks for ruining four people's senior year. you're not a Saturday Night lover. But Denice Dennis 348-4050 The Terrorist Guerilla To the girls in the black Firebird (do you live Art history is where it's at. Too bad, you need nooooo, you had to read it anyway. P.S. How can I assist the Eggmen? on campus?), some discipline yourselves. By the way, what Kevin, Next time, don't throw your goddamn litter are you afraid of, a seven-foot Dragon Lady? In case anyone cares, I'm from Central Lisa Plevin, Chuck, out your window. We don't need ignorant Art History Major Jersey. If you dislike South Jersey, why are The other night was enchanted. 1 need Thanks for the music. I'm looking forward to assholes like you on campus! you here? If you think North Jersey is the more-say yes or 1 will commit suicide. that breakfast..Hope this is your best birthday Litter Conscious ever. Happy happy. Love, always, center of the universe, than what can I say, George Debbie Z., Lee you poor misguided wretch? Sorry I couldn't make your party, so Happy Baxter and D.C., The typesetter Birthday to You, Happy Birthday to You... Next time the door opens, it's me and I'm Pilgrim Medical Group All of Mine, CTN O.C. Carpool: coming in to make to make a threesome. Be Ever get the feeling that the money we're ready anytime. Dear Omar, Argo typesetter, saving on gas we're spending in the pub? Love, the Grouch Dream on. ABORTION SERVICES Why didn't you print my personal defending Irresponsibility Forever The Citizens of Panama North Jersey? You must be one of those fools John, 1st and Mid-Trimester (thru 15wks.) The Indy 500 is have a race. Let's blow the from South Jersey. To Ren, 2nd Trimester (16 thru 23 wks.) Ludes and booze and beer, oh my. Happy horn, screech, and scream good, huh? birthday to you. Firebird Little shit, FEMALE STERILIZATION (TUBAL LIGATION] Tomorrow morning, the gun and the bloody Love, Beau Baby Happy birthday. sun may force me to return my freedom, my Sirs: Your roommate FREE PREGNANCY TEST HOURS 9-5 P.M. youth, and my writing pen. Still, I will never To the Anarchist Alliance for the Betterment Ha, ha, Pahlevi. Well, you really blew it this EXAMINATION AND MON. THRU SAT. return the evening. Let the wall block my lips of Stockton: time. Look at the mess you left. You'd never see anything like that in Panama. In Panama, Did you get a rush 746-1500 and mouth, let the Iron bar divide the sky. As Both barrels are loaded and the wheels are COUNSELING everybody loves me. Why, if 1 ever threatened IN NJ CALL TOLL FREE long as the heart continues to beat, there will gassed up. Name the target. from it? to leave the country, people would be running be tides of blood. Demon Driver THE ONLY STATE LICENSED (800) 772-2174 Bei Dao around, howling in desperation, to keep me there. Why, they shower my car with flowers Julia, ABORTION FACILITY IN P.S. Detection denotes demise. 393 BL00MFIEL0 AVE To Miss Camera Shy: whenever I drive down the street. So suck, Are you still ''deepiv ESSEX, PASSAIC. MORRIS, MONTCLAIR. N.J. 07042 What do say we get together one of these you joker. They'd never be glad to lose me. into" plain rye bread? UNION AND MIDDLESEX days and make some pictures? Kathi, General Omar Torrios Guess who! The Printer (R.S.V.P..) 1 just had to put this in the Argo to see what it Liori of Panama COUNTS. was like!! Thanks for the green shorts!! Panama City, Panama _ "The Kid" ,_ page 12 ARGO Friday Ntvtaéer 16, 1979 evmm Basketball Goes On The Radio

By Gary Price college basketball," asserted Os- prey coach Joe Carideo, and also a Officiating Slammed WUSS 1490 will, in the future, credit to his achievements, his broadcast every game played by the assistants' and the team's. The Stockto n State basketball team. exposure, an obvious advantage in By Huck Coholan injury problem closely, because an basketball recruiting, will also in- According to Mr. Tom Fracco, the Lik^ a hurricane that has expended undue amount of injuries simply clude Carideo as guest speaker radio station's sports manager and its strength, the flag football season destroys the value of the game and periodically. The radio talk show producer, the Stockton State team has ended, leaving in its wake some plagues its participants. The officia- will include subjects related to "deserves the credit and expo- weary participants and much to ting of games is of tremendous basketball while phones will be open sure." The team, with such accom- reflect on. The league this year was importance in minimizing injuries. to the public who wish to call in. plishments as being Southern Divi- definitely more balanced than any in Good referees can keep the game Stockto n State, who only had their sion Champions, and second among recent memory. The Devils, Ducks, under control and also prevent final games broadcasted last year, the eight State colleges in Born to Run, Kingsmen, Crazy illegal plays such as cross-body will now hold a spot for every game N.J.S.C.S.C., will be included in Horse, Cowboys, Mother Fletchers, blocking, crab blocking, clipping, this year. this new "sports package." Over and Wild Turkeys bumped heads all and late hits. These hits are most 500 sporting events will be covered "You would be surprised at the season (often literally) with not very likely to cause injury. The referees in the upcoming year, amongst interest big companies are showing many easy games on any team's were all students working for those, games played by the "Big in area sports," added Mr. Fracco. minimum wage who tried their best 5," University of North Carolina, He went on to note that, while in an unglorified position (someone Louisville, and Marquette will be sponsor packages are continuing to OPINION was always mad). Officiating is a included. Also aired will be games be arranged, the support is there, schedule. The playoffs exemplified complicated job, especially when with Villanova, La Salle, St. Joe's, and with this support Stockton has the extreme tightness of the compe- one is dealing with unruly players. and Penn State. its foot in the door to "big-time tition as both semifinal games were More than a few games became basketball." This is a "Big-time approach to decided with only seconds remain- heated and very close to out of ing. The winning points in the control because of spotty or incon- "Super Bowl" were not scored until sistent calls. Its hard for a player in the final minute, with a thrilling a game as emotional as football to Devils Are A Delight long pass play capped an exciting remain calm if the predominant come-from-behind Jersey Devil vic- feeling is that cheap shots are not tory. A league as balanced as this being penalized. It is simply impos- year's provides the game of flag sible to expect someone with no By John W. Sullivan III The stage was set for the unbeliev- football with the high level of training of any kind to be able to Every sports fan by now has to able finish. Everyone was talking all quality it should have, making the control a game as complex as flag know that the Jersey Devils football year long about how Buddy can sport more interesting for both football. The blame for faulty team is the best at Stockton State really throw the ball. If you have players and spectators alike. officiating must go to Rich Cheung, College. If they don't, they will watched the classy senior from Long One drawback to the competitive Intramural Director, and the Athle- know when they've finished reading Valley, N.J., he reminds you a lot of level of play was the alarming tic Department for failure to even my article. I have been pondering amount of injuries sustained. Every- attempt to train officials. It was no Patriots star Steve Grogan. Buddy u throughout the term when I should has had his ups and downs all year one knows is a rough game, of secret to anyone w o played or wrtie my first article for our school long, but not this game. With guys which injuries are an unfortunate attended games, including Rich newspaper, and I decided reporting like Jimmy Brennan from Freehold part. But when the emergency room Cheung, that the overall quality of on a championship game would be and Arty Lesbaril's son John Cas- at the Medical Center starts resem- officiating was lousy. The number of the best start. caes, the senior had plenty to throw bling the beer line in the pub, injuries that occurred as a result of Two weeks ago on the Donald to. As I said, the stage was set things are getting out of hand. It is this can only be speculated on. Bragg Stadium Field, the highly at about a minute to go and the of vital importance to examine the Contimed On Page 10 skilled Born to Run team, led by Devils had the ball with about one Tommy Coholan, took on a talented set of downs left. , ^S " 11 Jersey devils team led by John On the first play, Shakespeare hit Cascaes. The two captains knew this All-Pro receiver John Cascaes for a would be the game everyone wanted 45-yard winning touchdown pass. to see and which would decide who The place went crazy with joy; a big can do all the talking for the rest of party flowed with everyone in PEnFoRivHNq ARTS CENTER the year. attendance. As I looked around the The day started off like a night- party at the guys who didn't receive mare for the Devils, because on the attention, guys like Eddie Dulshin, first set of downs, center All-Pro Joe along with Huck Coholon, the two presents Domain centered the ball over best linemen in the league, also Buddy Shakespeare's head for a Kevin Kene with his bad knee, and safety and a 2-0 lead for Born to Paul Marzolla, who never played in Run. high school, and the great Eric Dert. Shakespeare and company then I can't forget Jimmy Noles, without WILLIAM took the field and marched right a doubt the all-around best defen- down the turf with Ricky Pinga sive player in the league, and last going over from the five, the extra but not least Keith Malofcheck, who point, and lo and behold the number completely tied up All-Pro with SHAKESP one ranked Devils were up 7-2. Jimmy Kinkller. Guys whom I have Thank God no one turned their forgotten, I'm sorry. Tommy Coho- head, because Coholan turned the lan, you had a great year and so did score over by running a bootleg to your teammates, but maybe Jimmy make the score Born to Run--8, Noles said it best: "Fellas, we ain't Devils--7. The two traded touch- nothin' but good." downs in the second half to make See you next week and throughout the score Born to Run--14, Jersey the year. Devils--13 in the final minutes. LOVE'S joes Saloon LABOR'S Tues. The TED & VINNY BLUEGRASS BAND LOST FRI. & SAT. 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