Speed reading firm Obsolete memo sent last May » of student barred from campus Rights rep to Council by David Levy imperiled during Ketter clamor and Denise Stumpo by Jay Rosen council student representatives, according to The Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics firm was asked to leave the Associate SUNY Counsel Lonnie Clar. UB campus Wednesday after it was ascertained ihat the firm was Editor-in-Chief 1978, The collecting deposit money from students; The action forced the Copyright Spectrum One year later cancellation of lessons be held an additional three days of free mini to Clar confirmed that the State Legislature at the Amherst Campus. Strong circumstantial evidence has been ammended the State Education Law on May 24, Administration officials informed the company of the State law, uncovered by The Spectrum suggesting that 1977 specifically uphold student representatives’ passed by the SUNY Board of Trustees in 1973, which prohibits to commercial enterprises from operating on State University campuses. covert preparations were made last May to right to make and second motions. The sequence of events which led to the Evelyn Wood course being prevent the student representative to the UB Section 356.1 of the law states that non-voting offered on campus apparently began when Student Association (SA) College Council from making or seconding memers: “Shall be afforded the same parliamentary and Activities Task Director of Student Affairs Force Barry Rubin was motions during a special Council meeting privileges as are conferred upon voting members, contacted by the company this summer. The company asked for including, but not limited to the right to make and permission to hold both introductory mini-lessons (free) and follow-up called to discuss allegations against University second motions.” classroom instruction (paid) on campus. President Robert L. Ketter. Thus, on May 10, 1978, almost a year after the An outdated 1976 opinion from State Attorney No deposits legislature protected the student rep’s motioning Genera] Louis J. Lefkowitz questioning the right of a At this point, the legality of charging a fee taking deposits on rights, the University attorney sent a nearly or non-voting member (such as the student rep) to campus was questioned. According to Rubin, SA Acting Director of two-year-old memo questioning those rights to make and second motions was sent to College Academic Affairs Mark Goergen was directed to investigate the legal Millonzi - with the implication that if may apply to issue. *‘I was only told that a fee could not be charged for the Council Chairman Robert Millonzi by the the Council’s student representative, Cynthia instruction,” said Goergen. “I was not told that deposits could not be University’s attorney, Hilary P. Bradford, on May collected at the mini-lesson.” ■, Whiting. 10, 1978 — two days after the Council had voted to Two days before, at the Council’s regular May 8 However, Division Director of Squire-Amhejst Alan Clifford, who hold a special June meeting to discuss alleged (the last of the academic year) official is responsible for investigating any group using campus facilities, disenchantment with Ketter. meeting countered Goergen’s statement. “I told him, specifically, no money minutes show that Whiting had motioned for a The June 14, 1976 opinion pertained may change hands for personal profit. I further said that no deposit or special committee of University community money any may property.” specifically to the non-voting student member of the of kind be collected on University members to be created to review charges against SUNY Board of Trustees but had been extended at On August 14, Goergen informed the Evelyn Wood firm that they Ketter. could conduct the free mini-lesSons on campus but that formal paid some SUNY units to the motioning rights ofcollege —continued on page 20— instruction was prohibited. Abe Kamzan, Director of Group Operations for Evelyn Wood, began to formulate plans for the UB area classes. These plans called for six days of mini-lessons on September 11 — 16: three days at Squire Hall followed by two at Capen and one at Porter Quad. Kamzan said that the follow-up instruction would be held at an area motel. Well attended In an effort to promote the mini-lessons on campus, the speed-reading firm distributed 35,000 flyers on the Main Street and Amherst campuses. Aditionally, the firm bought advertising on local Vol. 29, No. 14 State University of New York at Buffalo Friday, 15 September 1978 radio and television stations, and in The Spectrum. On Monday, the first mini-lesson was held in Squire Hall, after which Kamzan, who taught the lesson, took deposits for further Amphitheater off limits instruction. Director of Squire Hall Orbert Henderson, who first learned of the Evelyn Wood course from the ad in Monday’s The Spectrum, decided that Kamzan could continue the free lessons to avoid disappointing students. Baird Point will lie dormant However, after attending a lesson on Wednesday where he witnessed the handling of deposit money, Henderson informed Kamzan that Evelyn Wood’s reservation for the next three days at the Amherst Campus were cancelled. About 500 students had attended the first until formalities are cleared three days of mini-lessons, according to Kamzan. Ten percent of them had put down deposits for further lessons, he said The Baird Point Amphithe: —continued on page 20— may be open, but not The moonscape business. With but one e' scheduled as yet, it appears t the grandeur of the majes Grover Cleveland will Greek columns will lure 01 sightseers for awhile. The University at present repaired next has not accepted the structure be ; year on the shore of Lake LaSalle. Linda Webb Schedul by Daniel S. Parker are not going to spend an awful Campus Editor lot of money. They (the repaired Coordinator at Facilities Plann potholes) will not last through the “We haven’t really accepted it The moon-cratered section of winter.” - we’re still waiting for a Millersport Highway between The spokesman, an Assistant items on the punch list to Bailey Ave. and Eggert Rd., Resident Engineer in the DOT completed.” Webb informed commonly known as Grover Buffalo branch added, “The road it’s only a matter of days unti Cleveland Highway, will have to should have been placed under amphitheater will be owned and But the amphitheater was not of Goodyear Hall.” make it through another Buffalo reconstruction sooner than a operated by the Uni\ ;rsity. designed solely for theatrical An article appearing in an winter before undergoing November lotting, but because of As of writing, the only to a October 9, 1959 edition of The reconstruction. th\s productions. According community opposition _we are campus event to be held at Baird report on Contract bids for the re-paving the Initial Design Spectrum reported that plans going to have to limp through the Point is a and widening of the road will be poetry reading Proposal by Assistant were being made for the nearly winter.” scheduled “let” (opened and awarded) in sometime next week. Architecture Professor Jim Czajka arrived columns that an November. It usually takes at least A compromise was reached Treasurer of Sub Board I Mike and his associate, “The Outdoor annonymous donator paid $1,500 one and one-half months after after six months of political Volan said that the student Amphitheater site is conceived as -to have hauled to the University. bids are let before construction sparring between DOT and a corporation has no plans to use a multi-purpose place of assembly of concerned Although there weren’t any begins, according to Department group citizens the amphitheater yet but, “if it’s for the performing arts, for a wide known as Residents Against definite arrangements, there were of Transportation (DOT) Senior popular among students, well variety of student activities and Grover Cleveland Expansion three prospective sites for the | Civil Engineer A1 Taylor. In all consider some programs. Besides, for (RAGE). The highway will foe Unfversity-wide events.” columns; to the right of Baird probability, Taylor explained, we can’t use it between November However, the .report recognizes widened only three feet, instead Hall, in front of Pritchard Hall, or construction* will not start until and anyway because of the that the “less than ideal of five, which would have resulted April facility is further left towards this The $2 million ~ University spring. project snow." for acoustical and other should be completed by the in the destruction of many lighting,, Plaza. ‘The fulfillment of these i performing requirements...” winter of 1979. SO-year old trees lining the road. dreams depends on the city’s Less than ideal Czajka designed Baird Point In the- meantime, a DOT The problem was complicated decision to alter Main Street, the | Theater Department Director Amphitheater in order to “fully Maintenance spokesman when federal standards required plans of the Campus Building Elkin reported that he hasn’t utilize the segments from concurred the dilapidated the lanes to be 12 feet in width in Saul coiupm and the money road will have to undergo some order to receive Washington any threater production plans as the Federal Reserve Bank Building Committee situation,” the 1959 article said. temporary cold-patching. He said, funding for the construction. of yet for the new structure on Swan Street which have lain in “I’m sure it needs work, but we —Continued on p*9* 20— either. disuse for almost 20 years in front -Leah B. Levine Inside: 5A windfall—P. 5 / Movie Section—Centerfold / De-tripling the triples—P. 23 / The Wizard reforms—P. 24 County stops funding Financial difficulties tp plague UB med school
by John Glionna Spectrum Staff Writer
This University’s School of Medicine is facing serious financial jeopardy due to a $3.3 million shortage in funds to pay its staff. Erie County will no longer pay the salaries of doctors affiliated with the University. Last year, the salaries ofMedical School faculty working in Meyer Memorial Hospital were covered by the County The reversal in the County’s fiscal policy was prompted by the as $18 million recent opening of the new $113 Hence, the County Legislature million Erie County recently adopted a resolution
Comprehensive Health Center - asking Regan and Medical Center’s which replaced the 60 year old administrator; Guy S. Alfano to Meyer facility. suggest ways that $5 million According to University Vice might be trimmed out of the President of Health Sciences F. hospital budget this year. Possible Carter Pannill, Erie County cost cutting measures, according annually paid the salaries of the to Regan, include a “shared Medical School faculty because services program” with Buffalo New York State had never General and Deaconess Hospitals. assumed this expense is an Regan said it may be possible for obligation. Pannill said, “With this the hospitals to share certain University being part of the ambulance and dietary services in SUNY system, the State should an effort to prevent duplication. FUND SHORTAGE: Medical school faculty working New York State is being called on to provide $3.3 come up with the money no Hospital officials claim the key at the new $113 million Erie County Comprehensive million for salaries. See story for details. matter who runs the hospital. measure in balancing the new Health Center wHI no longer be paid by Erie County. Erie County Executive, hospital’s budget involves Edward Regan has made several redefining its teaching agreement Legislator William Pauly, who had As a result, Buffalo General Kinnard at the meeting of the trips to Albany to lobby for the with the Medical School. broken ranks with his party to was free to move forward with its Legislature, funds to be included in the The long awaited dedicationof oppose the Buffalo General lease, alternate plan to merge its For the time being, the Erie Legislature’s supplemental budget the immense, 728 bed medical cast the deciding vote *- in effect, operations with the Deaconess County Medical Center, one of center, described by one observer killing that lease proposal. Pauly Hospital. “We will now devote our the foremost facilities of its kind State's obligation as “breathtaking in its beauty Hid said he was dissatisfied with the full attention and energies to in the nation, continues with its Dean of the Medical School simplicity,” was delayed several terms that accompanied the bid. planning with the Deaconess general operations and with its John Naughton, has echoed the months as the County Legislature Pauly, and Democrat Leonard Hospital and the longe range blanket teaching affiliation with frantically call for the State to assume its attempted to resolve Lenfinn, two £o the principle development of a modern medical , the Medical School here, despite role as the financial backer of this whether the/Center should be lease foes, anticipate the Comity complex offering a broad range of financial worries that have University’s affiliation with area operated under public or private will “someday divest itself of the services ...” announced President plagued the hospital since its hospitals. “We've been requesting management hospital.” of Buffalo General William inception. the money from the State Since as The controversy surrounding early as April,” said Naughton. the hospital’s operation was “So far, they have yet to act upon touched off over a year and one the issue. However, 1 still feel it’s half ago when Regan announced too early to become alarmed over plans to remove the proposed new the situation.” medical center from direct Naughton maintains that all County control and place it under funding problems can be resolved a private operator. Regan hoped a as long as the new hospital is lease with a private concern would managed by a group with reduce costs for the County and expectations similar to the enhance medical care. “Private
University’s. “Our , main ownership of the hospital would commitment is that the new remove from the County budget facility be maintained as a first the $18 million annual operating class teaching hospital, offering deficit which plagued the Meyer the best medical care possible,” he Memorial facility,” said Regan in * stressed. . his initial announcement. Undei previous conditions, On July 8, 1978, days before medical students received “on the the projected opening of the new spot” training at the County facility, the decision was made to operated Meyer facility. In allow Erie County to maintain addition, 42 per cent of all control of the operations of the programs of the faculty of Health hospital — as it did with the aged Sciences were taught at Meyer, Meyer facility. The deciding This includes departments of factor in-opening the door to Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, County control occurred last July Nursing, and the Health Related when Buffalo General Hospital’s Professions! bid to assume the reins of the mammoth in defeat Huge deficit after threg/consecutiVe votes by However, since the County has ( Legislature. Buffalo General assumed the reins of the >Qee$e by Richard Ryan Special to The Spectrum Petition against abortion No matter how many matches they strike, the Buffalo media can’t seem to spark a controversy here about the abortion coverage included Student says it’s rights issue in Sub Board I, Inc.’s student health insurance Executive Director of Sub Stephen Krason is a second year UB law give students “an to be on record as murdered?’ opportunity Board Dennis Black reported that been student with a beef, a pen, and a petition. Any disagreeing with the decision made.” His petition odds, as of Wednesday, his office had Even against such Sub student who walked into Norton Hall Wednesday of griefs, will eventually be submitted to Sub received a total of eight phone Board’s moral decency did not probably saw him. Board. Krason, who believes that he should do calls questioning the abortion exactly lay in ruins after the Krason believes that the student service more than publish a letter in The Spectrum coverage. One, Black said, was Courier article. Two of the clergy, corporation, Sub Board I, Inc.'s, decision to September 1, remarked, “I realize the decision from a student who objected to putting aside their own objections include a $1 charge in the mandatory Student probably won’t be changed.” the coverage on moral grounds. to abortion, saw nothing Health Fee specifically for abortion coverage, is a According to Chairman of Sub Board Jane The other seven were reprehensible about the coverage. violation of the rights of conscience for UB Baum, the decision to include abortion coverage in students. this year’s insurance was made the story-sniffing media people — Three others, all Roman policy during Although abortion versus the right to life has summer because the policy had to be decided newspapers, television and radio Catholics, did object, but upon been a hotly debated issue, for quite some time, by August 30. “All students are covered from the reporters acknowledged that most students Krason said, “1 am not affiliated with anybody” first day of school until they waive," Baum said. In not The abortion coverage is are probably upset about the and this is not an abortion verses anti-abortion order for students to be covered by insurance, she included in Sub Board’s student abortion provision. issue, but a student rights issue.” explained the policy had to be settled before health insurance policy for the Krason believes it was inappropriate for Sub school opened. first time this year. Some form of Three letters Board to make a decision on this issue when there “The insurance policy is tailored to meet the health insurance is mandatory for The Courier has also asked its were not many students on campus to lend imput. needs of the students of this University,” said all UB enrollees. If a student is readers to comment on the Krason, who claims that outside insurance plans Baum. She claims that students who are morally or covered under another health abortion issue as part of a regular are not viable alternative because of their added religiously opposed to the abortion coverage in the insurance program, the $73.50 front page “Opinion Line” expenses said, “Sub Board made a decision that did insurance policy have laternatives. “It is mandatory Sub Board policy is waived. feature. Wednesday, the Courier not take into account the fact that many students that students have health insurance, not that they have The Sub Board board of invited the public to phone in on campus may have moral and or religious University Health Insurance,” noted Baum. objections to abortion. By having abortion In making the policy decision, members of the directors, after noting that some their views. The offer states; “A included in the Mandatory Student Health Policy, Board of Directors of Sub Board contacted the student have moral voluntary health insurance plan may these students are put in a position where they are Student Association (SA) Executive Committee, offered to University of Buffalo objections to the automatic going to have to sacrifice their moral principles.” the Sexuality Education Center, and Director of students has caused controversy inclusion of abortion coverage, a Krason has been sitting at a table in Norton to University Health Service, M. Luther Musselman. adopted the new policy in August. because it requires abortion It was later approved by the coverage” and goes on to ask: Criticized.” University Administration. “What do you think? The Courier Abortions at UB The story. “No question about it,” came with an open mind and Express would like to know if you criticism contained in the article Black said. “It would be very fair listened patiently to his careful Death penalty? feel UB students should be turns out to be from Krason and to say their questions were explahation of the coverage, Black But the Buffalo Evening News required to pay for abortions.” the Rev. John Chandler (a Roman inflamatory.” — said the clip aired that evening and Courier Express, along with The Buffalo Evening News ran Catholic), a chaplain at Newman was edited down to, in essence; WIBV-TV, WKBW-TV and a front-page/Metro section story Chapel near the Main Street Leading questions “Yes, we have abortion coverage WGRQ-Radlo have all come on t(ie abortion coverage Monday Campus. The term “mandatory Eyewitness interviewed various because we feel it would be good searching for a campus night. The story contained fees” is, of course, usually used in students about the coverage and for a college campus.” controversy and in some cases, lengthy quotes from UB student reference to student activity fees, despite leading questions, got Black stressed that only one decided to help the process along Steven Krason’s letter to The which have nothing to do with mostly ignorance as a response - person has come to Sub Board a bit. Spectrum of September 1 (as of Sub Board’s health insurance plan. except for a male student who with the statement; ‘Tm opposed The Courier Express, in its7 Wednesday, The Spectrum had The plan’s premiums are a rhetorically asked: “Why do I to it on moral grounds.” The Tuesday editions, ran a front page received three letters protesting separate $73.50 charge from the need it?” student was explained his options story surveying various local the coverage). $70 activity fee. Black said he was “the most and chose to obtain coverage clergymen’s feelings on the The headline in the News read: Eyewitness News, WKBW-TV, disappointed with Channel 4.” elsewhere, the Sub Board official abortion coverage. Black and “Mandatory Fees Funding was also willing to stretch the Although the WIBV-TV reporters said. other Sub Board officials found the Courier's approach somewhat ——Hear 0 Israel— WHAT's NEW? puzzling. For gems from the LOTS OF TH3NGSI “If you want to take the death WANTED W# Hava Naw, IntaratHng (And Unusual) Goods Coming In All penalty issue and get a response,” Jewish Bible Tho Tima. What Yaw Didn't San Black reasoned, “Do you go out STUDENT HEALTH INSURANCE REPRESENTATIVES Yastatday Will Ba Ham Today. Phone 875-4265 - and ask the mother whose son has 2 positions svailable/10 15 hours per week • Wa Hava Anothar . $2.65 per hour Shipman! Ol Gar- . Uc kaldod Into A Rapa .. . Bacons- i i. AN INTERVIEW IS REQUIRED - please call Uva. 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(Nam ) 830-7100 U.B. — Mon. thru Kri, 10 am 7 ;00 pm Only S«t., — 5:30 9 Bar Brands Sun., 10:30 am pm * t Could it be? I Ketter allocates time for cn Windfalling finances forSA meetings with students In an effort to clear his administration of charges of being by David Levy The distinction is important to confidential report prepared by inaccessible to students. University President Robert L. Ketter Managing SA A&R for President Ketter, in Editor since part-time students pay announced this summer that he would hold office hours. only $3 per credit hour, rather which enrollment was projected at The first session of open office hours, when students can meet full over 13,000. However, as he was Increased Division of than the mandatory fee of with Ketter for discussion, will be held Thursday, September 14, Undergraduate (DUE) which full-time students are preparing the budget, SA treasurer Education $70, from 1 to 3 p.m. Students can schedule an appointment with the assessed, is Fred Wawrzonek said that he student enrollment for this fall A student considered President by calling 636-2901. Sessions will be held bi-weekly. semester may mean a financial part-time if he is taking eight would “rather have a budget windfall for the undergraduate credit hours or less. So, though windfall than a repeat of this Student Association (SA) when SA tnay have a budget windfall, year’s shortfall.” the $70 student mandatory fees its magnitude will remain Wawrzonek, and SA, may Carey and Duryea win; start pouring in. uncertain until final enrollment indeed have that windfall. On the SA prepared its 1978—79 fiscal figures are obtained from A&R basis of a $70 mandatory student budget under the assumption that sometime in October. fee, if only half of the 1300 Nov. election closing in students not included in SA’s only 12,350 students would be The second problem is an $70 original enrollment projection by Joel DiMarco paying the new fee. The fee, unknown Variable - the second eventually pay the fee. then SA Q'ty Editor which is collected by the Bursar’s semester attrition rate. SA ran will realize about an additional Office and then disbursed to SA, into severe budget problems last $43,750 in revenue. Governor Hugh L. Carey won Tuesday’s Democratic gubernatorial was raised from $67 last March in srping when hundreds of students Or, if all of the unforeseen nomination, defeating Lieutenant Governor Mary Anne Krupsak and a student-wide referendum. The quit school. The resulting drop in students are and taking State Senator Jeremiah B. Bloom, and assuring a lively campaign fight motion to raise the fee $3 passed revenue forced SA to make cuts in part-time — eight credit-hours, then SA can between Carey and Republican-Conservative Perry B. Duryea. soundly 1708 to 1236. allocations to Sub Board I, Inc. expect to receive about $30,000 Carey took 52 percent of the As of last Tuesday, Director of and the Athletics program. Statewide, vote. Krupsak carried 35 Admissions and Records (A&R) in new revenue. percent, leaving 14 percent to Bloom. The governor won distinct In March SA budget Richard Dremuk reported that 1977, the Once the money is received pluralities four of the eight counties; prepared under the in Western New York Niagara, 13,206 DUE students had was and all outstanding bills are paid, assumption that 13,000 DUE Orleans, Chautauqua and Cattaraugus. Carey also took Gennesee and registered and received schedule SA must face the problem of students would enroll at this Erie Counties but by very narrow margins; winning by only 84 votes in cards. Furthermore, Dremuk said where to allocate the new funds. Last February, Erie County and by less than 10 votes in Gennesee. Krupsak won in that he expected by Friday, the University. According to the SA Constitution, enrollment stood at only Wyoming and Alleghany counties. end of initial registration, 13,600 11,783, any changes to be made in the a difference of over 1300between Duryea was delighted by the results, noting that 48 percent ofthe students to enroll at the budget have to be decided upon expected and actual enrollment. undergraduate level. by the Finance Committee. Democratic party had not voted for its own incumbent candidate. The 1300 students represented According to Wawrzonek, the Duryea, whose entire Republican ticket went unchallenged through the Unknown variable close to $90,000 in revenue that Finance Committee will not be primary, felt that this showed a clear lack of support for Carey because never materialized. The problem preventing SA able to meet until the beginning of his record as governor. In particular, he observed that Carey had from making any plans for of October since representatives only barely defeated Krupsak in Erie County, despite the fact that he What to do - spending a budget windfall is to the three SA Task Forces had been endorsed by both County Democratic Chairman Joseph twofold. First, A&R is unable to In order to prevent a repeat of Academic, Student Affairs, and Crangle and Buffalo Mayor James D. Griffin. ascertain, at present, how many of the budget shortfall, SA Student Activities - will not be the estimated 13,600 DUE conservatively estimated this fall’s elected until then. The Finance Crangle retained students will be part-time as enrollment at only 12,350. This Committee is composed of three Bronx Borough President Robert Abrams trampled Dolores opposed to full-time. figure conflicted with a Senators from each Task Force, Denman of Buffalo by a three to one margin ip the race for the and Wawrzonek. Democratic candidacy for state attorney general.. Denman carried SA President Richard Mott said Western New York counties by an average margin oOCftb 30,percent; that he is making no plans to not enough to counteract the heavy vme in spehd any budget windfall. Abrams downstate Because of the ftfebility to districts. ,)c ; riT'Kj pinpoint exactly how much The primary restdresults will give this year’s Democratic ticket four money would become available, candidates from the New York City area, possibly hurting the party’s Mott said he is waiting for some electoral chances in the upstate areas. The Republicans, on the other “concrete student enrollment hand, will have Erie County Executive Edward Reagan as their figures” from A&R before going candidate for state comptroller, a fact which Reagan and Duryea will ahead with spending plans. probably exploit to the fullest during the election campaign. Nevertheless, he said that any new On a more local level, Crangle seems to have retained is revenue would more than likely Democratic chairmanship, countering an effort by Griffin to have him be used for student programming, replaced when the Democratic County Committee meets in 20 days to such as beer blasts and concerts. vote for a trew chairman. Two committeemen are elected to represent Mott also said that any each of the 1066 election districts Erie County but candidates organizations who asked for part in in of the new revenue would have 746 of the districts were unopposed and most of them are Crangle their requests closely scrutinized. supporters. In the remaining districts, Griffin supporters won only “First, the organization would about 100of the committee positions. to have justify why the money Nepotism they have been allocated the in It is widely held that Griffin lost his attempt to unseat Crangle present budget is not sufficient,” said Mott. He believed that any because ofthe mayor’s practice of putting many of his family members additional money would be on the city payroll. He has also been accused of systematically allotted “only under unusual excluding Italians, Poles, Blacks and other ethnic groups from key circumstances.” positions in his administration and favoring the Irish. Apparently the voters find Griffin a much less favorable candidate than a year ago when Griffin’s charges of political bossism against Crangle won him the mayoral election. ’79-’80 FULBRIGHT In the Democratic race for the UB-area Assembly seat (144th district), incumbent William B. Hoyt soundly beat Samuel F. Iraci Jr, DEADLINE NEARS! by a margin of 774 votes, despite Griffin’s heavy support of Iraci. Deadline for submission for 1979 — 1980 Fulbright-Hays OLD RED MILL INN Competition is OCTOBER 1,1978. QUALIFICATIONS ARE: U.S. Citizen with a B.A. degree (or its equivalent before the beginning date of grant. ’ Selection is based on the academic and/or *professional record of the applicant, validity and feasibility of the proposed study plan, language preparation and personal qualifications. The campus Fulbright Advisor is Dr. John K. Simon. Applications will be available from Ms. Dorothy Schaktman, Council on International Studies, Room 124 Richmond Quad, Ellicott Complex. FOR INFORMATION AND/OR ADVISEMENT CALL Dr. John K. Simon, at 636-2191 or 836-8698 «a» Guest Opinion Management remembered I To the Editor. On As a current graduate from the school of class size, faculty: management, I feel that it is an appropriate time to express some of my feelings towards the department. Firstly, let me say something about the professors and graduate students - maybe Indian 101 should English Dept. responds be a prerequisite! Come on people aren’t we turning out enough Ph.D.s from out neighborhood? And by Gale Carrithers courses which require frequent critiques,” which about cheating — maybe if we were taught Chairman, t'nglish Department turns into Alutto’s general term “upper level something which is halfway interesting and relevant courses" and my (or someone’s) "frantic to real life, we wouldn’t want or have to cheat! You would My colleague Dean Alutto offers The Spectrum assertations.” Or “functional equivalent" for think that we were all going to get top readers positions — - of September 11 “another perspective ... a learning writing turns into equivalency for teaching in IBM Well Sweethearts dream about different framework.” How different? How inviting? purposes. Or the distinction between “assigning it! Well, - not altogether different: like any of us senior faculty" and senior faculty volunteering gets To the big names in the department this is directed at - responsible for a department or school he wants to twisted to “categorical position against” and lost in you maybe some more attention see his program helped work - masquerading should be directed towards the to well good people innuendo as logic: "if . . , faculty are student (undergraduate). - engrossed in powerful teaching and research, which incapable of teaching composition, then those As an example a student who are the equal obligations of faculty members at a courses should no longer be offered,” etc. Or the had a conflict with his work schedule attempted to take a night class. When university center. At#east I think those are the distinction between 25 or 22 or 20 students per flatly turned down as work wasn’t an human implications of his oddly abstractive and section, or the distinction between past time when acceptable excuse (then what is?), he w.as disjunctive phrase “to provide the highest quality of we raised section size from 18 to 22, because we told to go tev the day class twice a week and let our programs.” We in English, as do colleagues in burn to teach students the writing/reading/thinking someone else take notes for him the third day. Well, many core disciplines, like for our teaching and we know instead W turning them away, and the if that’s what UB is turning into, I’m glad I’m out! reasearch to be joined, not split, so we can teach present year when we hoped to drop the limit to 20 UB has prepared me for that impersonal real life that partly by the example of excited learning. And we because we know the chances are thereby better for I am entering - for that 1 say thank you. I also say all want a strong supportive context for out doing a thorough job. thank you for that piece of paper. Now I have extra a toilet paper when programs, yes, “symbiotic” relationship. Many English Department faculty members I run out. So to the heads of Management — shit But beyond Dean Alutto’s framework including senior professors and former chairmen get your that. (and I) together - being stagnant is to seems less stable, or maybe his perspective obscures have been devoting teaching and research nowhere. And the present and future of the School of points amid fumbled metaphors. English, like other effort to the writing problems of this generation of students students Management - Good Luck! Arts and Letters units, has suffered worse than “a and programs for them. We’ll accommodate — little judicious pruning” yet “regrowth” is exactly most maybe all — of the additional 500 students Name Witheld what is restricted. by the end of this year. In our framework, where we try to deal in humane responses (leaving feedback to In my colleague Dean Alutto’s framework, thermostats), we need evidence to take corrective question-begging sometimes passes for argument: action if some teacher is failing the responsibility to orderly development . “the .,. of professional provide intelligent response to a student’s writing. schools,” “maintaining the major strengths of this Those who argue (as I do not) that “it is illogical to institution in the Arts and it? Sciences.” Is Do they? have a $30,000/year professor teach an introductory We think “orderly development” here entails course” do so not from any supposition that resources outside, us. from not from No university in beginners are less important than adept but rather seven hundred years has improved by savaging its WeJJ dressed from the belief that the professor should a fear? core disciplines. to considerable extent do that special thing which only To the Editor. In his perspective, basic distinctions get lost. As she or he can do, “that certain talent which is death when Ms. Cacavas accurately reported my argument to hide.” In our perspective, we don’t see Attending the Monday, Sept. 11 meeting of the for upper level English courses (for composition assignments or students or faculty as interchangeable College Council proved to be a very educational training) as “referring specifically to literature or replicable bits or mechanistic parts, Join us. experience. One of the strongest feelings (hat I perceived from watching the “well-dressed, well-heeled socialites” was their apparent fear of any direct confrontation or communication with students. Their feelings that an open forum might be Composition and the long term “self-defeating” or “chaotic” seems to me to possibly istem from, not much a wish to have issues To the Editor semantic and cultural nuances that underline * discussed in an organized, civilized manner, as from a effective communication. Only a knowledge of other fear to openly face students and have the Council’s It was with some chagrin that 1 read in cultures, of history and of social and political decisions questioned. Monday’s issue of The Spectrum that, as Associate institutions can provide the analytical tools If the CounfciMruly wanted a regular, organized Director of Undergraduate English Studies, I had necessary to construct lucid, convincing and input from students, they could adopt Michael stated that the current confusion over composition informed arguments. Familiarity with psychology Pierce’s suggestion that students have a regular courses was simply a matter of “short-term panic” stimulates self-awareness as well as an appreciation period at the end of every Council meeting to bring which could be completely resolved by a year of of how messages are received and perceived. An up issues and propose solutions. I do not view planning. My chagrin does not derive from the fact understanding of mathematics and the sciences is students as incapable of presenting issues in a formal that I am not now nor have I ever been an Associate fundamentally important to our ability to reason, atmosphere, or discussing them in an unchaotic Director of Undergraduate Studies in the English function and communicate in an increasingly manner. I certainly do not feel that it is “improper” Department. Nor am I unduly troubled by the fact technological world. that students have regular input at College Council that my words were so far removed from their To suggest to our students that one semester of meetings, especially since the meetings directly original context as to constitute a thorough English composition is sufficient to make them concern them and their university. Chaos comes misrepresentation of my ideas on the matter. effective writers is seriously to delude them. Until when paternalistic elders decide that it “would be I am disturbed, rather, that the debate on we understand the relationship between writing and nice” if students could have “some time of their composition courses has taken so bitter a turn as to general education, we will have failed to grapple with own” (in a less formal fashiop, of course!) where allow the short-term difficulties to obscure larger the real problem. Until the entire faculty of the they can “tell us theirproblems.” and more fundamental issues. There is undeniably a University shares the responsibility for improving the Students are what this University is here for — short-term problem: the staffing of enough sections writing by which 1 mean the general education — (not for the socialites’ egoes!), and we should of composition necessary to the immediate needs of of our students, we shall only obscure the demand a regular, formal, and real input into our undergraduates. This short-term problem clearly fundamental issue. decisions concerning us. evoked other urgent questions; Are enough resources When this issue is faced, the English For one thing, the student representative should being allocated to the English Department to allow it Department’s immediate problem will be understood have a vote in the Council. What is this?! The only to staff composition courses without impairing its in the larger context it deserves. Only then will the student representative on the entire Council, and the other programs? Do more advanced English courses particular role and identity of the English only one democratically elected (the rest are provide suitable substitutes for composition courses? Department be clearly understood in its relation to appointed by the Governor) cannot even have one However one answers these questions, any the greater mission of the University. Only then will vote in any of the major and minor decisions answers will be incomplete until the larger, and to English be understood to have its proper (and concerning this University. my mind, more fundamental issues are .elucidated. unique) place alongside many other departments in Now, for a very interesting matter. At the end Those who prescribe English ' composition as a providing our students with the writing skills of the College Council meeting, Chairman Robert panacea for all the writing ills of our students should necessary to perform effectively in the world. Millonzi informed Student Representative Michael reassess their diagnosis. What we in fact must require Student literacy cannot be assigned to one Pierce that he recently received a letter from the of all of out students is an ability to write coherently department; it vitally concerns every teacher and State Attorney General stating that the student and effectively. But what does such an ability imply? administrator in the University. Only when the issue representative cannot make or second motions in the Effective writing naturally presupposes of effective writing comes to be understood in the Council. This is interesting because there is a May grammatically correct sentence structure. It also, larger context of general education, will a more 1977 state law that explicitly states that the judicious and more however, requires a firm grasp of the basic logic and universally acceptable non-voting student representative has the right to philosophical concepts necessary to organize thought distribution of University resources follow. make and second motions. and discourse. • Effective writing requires a broad Is the Attorney General that ignorant of state experience of language to heighten sensitivity to the T. Jefferson Kline, law? And why would he write our particular College Associate Dean, Faculty ofArts and Letters Council to inform us of one, miniscule piece of law (which apparently is false, anyway)? What is going on? Does the Council really want to hear student issues? Debra Graff OF JEWISH STUDIES I To the thief: INSTITUTE degenerated, scummy personality, please pity me under the educational supervision of e To the Editor: and ID back. and try to get me at least the wallet Bureau of Jewish Education of Greater Buffalo money if you re I really hope you’re enjoying my new pants and You can keep the pants and the cheap. just borrowed the money from AFILLIATED with BUFFALO STATE COLLEGE 5 my wallet. Please don’t feel bad about stealing my really that I — if S wallet from the Varsity locker room at Clark Hall the bank to pay for my education but it’s O.K. REGISTRATION NOW IN PROGRESS — plenty of money to last Wednesday. The pants were only fifteen dollars, you keep my things I’ve got the something to me I’d All classes are held at jg the wallet twelve, and not to mention the waste. If you would get back drop things off at Amherst Jewish Center, 2600 N. Forest Rd. 2? twenty-three dollars in cash. I’m glad you have my greatly appreciate it. You may the and contact me at to fe identification also, I can’t even cash a check, prove lost found in Squire Hall, from 7:20 10:00 pm (after all, already know my name), or c who I am, pay my rent, pay for a bus ride to and 835-6350 you All Courses Subject to Minimum Registration garbage bag in the * from school, or pay for food. Even if I was lucky I drop them off in a in locker 160 picked $ would have to pay ten dollars to get back my ID fm Varsity locker room (the same place you *2 the various agencies. Just for your own safety, don’t them up). try use the key in that wallet unless you like Also, anyone with any helpful information to Mark % pushing up daisies. If you think that’s an idle threat, please contact me at 835-6350; my name is if try it anyway, and prove to yourself how much your Thanks a lot. cheap life is worth. If there is any human feeling in your Name withheld Security and scruples in McDonald To the Editor Graduate housing on this campus is deplorable. For example, there is one kitchen in McDonald Hall Last evening my wallet was stolen from my which is supposed to accomodate the entire dorm, dorm room in McDonald Hall. Unfortunately, I left but it is in fact monopolized by a group of students the door shut, but unlocked for a few minutes. One who do not even have the decency to keep it clean. of the most disturbing things about this incident is Since this letter is intended to show the lack of of that McDonald Hall is supposed to be locked at all scruples of certain people, as well as an absence times; no one can gain admittance to the dorm security in the dorm; rather than a description of without either a door card or a key. Since many graduate housing, 1 will not dwell on this point. I residents of this dorm do not have a card or for the only hope that the individuals who stole my wallet sake of convenience, doors are propped open, thus will have the common courtesy to return it intact, inviting unwanted visitors. The fact that my wallet I’m sure that they’ve already helped themselves to and several others were stolen from this dorm the money in it. yesterday is as they say, the “icing on the cake.” A Graduate Student McDonald Hall The bitch ' is right To the Editor: commuter bring a friend who happens not to be a UB, but is a NCCC, student? The tax burden affects Patrick Bodkin’s comments on the plight of everyone, why can't the benefits of government computers is absolutely correct. His«comments on spending be open to everyone? This problem of the “second-class” treatment of commuters touched commuter alienation manifests itself in many aspects upon some latent frustrations in myself and which I of the University. feel are present in all commuters. Of course, the commuters are not without Simply put, the commuters are a majority (or blame. They should be more active in fighting for EACH COURSE 3 COLLEGE CREDITS close to it) that’s in the minority. We feel left out their rights as UB students. However, they tend to and are visitors in our own University. I am not view the situation in a we-they syndrome, with CROSS-REGISTRATION FROM SUNYAB TO SUCB. asserting that there is an overt conspiracy to they, the dormers, in control. IS NECESSARY University policy ... is time that this be formulate in favor of dorm It conflict resolved. This FOR MORE INFORMATION AND REGISTRATION CALL OR WRITE students and against commuters. But, many policies phenomenon of alienation affects everyone. The of have resulted in alienating the commuters from the result being a University environment lacking any Bureau Jewish Education rest of the University and its activities. This results in spirit or school pride. No longer should dorm 2600 N. Forest Rd., W. Amherst, N.Y. 14228 a demoralizing trend in the commuters’ perception students speak of "Buffalo as ths pits” or CALL 689 8844 Many of UB. commuters denounce their own school commuters speak of “jew B.” ■QRS MUSICAL ARTISTS OF WORLD RENOWN* as garbage and use such ugly references as “Jew B.” ... It is time that we work together and begin KLEINHANS MUSIC HALL BUFFALO, N Y Bodkin chose a more specific, personal analysis to appriciate the quality of education that is offered Sat.. Oct. 1978 - referring to the domination of the recreational and at this University. 14. LEONARD piano/ cello ZARA social activities by dormers. This problem originates ... It is time the commuters and dorm students from one major University policy: commuters are act as a single student body and work at making PENNARIO&NELSOVA not able to bring guests. This is a key issue, Since their experiences at UB both enjoyable and ones that ••Pr’mmrio is an extraordinarily refined artist with finders as agile and a mind as subtle as those of the very greatest pianists many of the commuters’ friends are non-UB will be the basis of happy memories as we progress memory can recall.” '/.midmi Times students. Therefore, a commuter is successfully through life. • N;'Uova is the queen of cellists.” -Tit tshurnh Tress discouraged from using the tennis courts or the Finally, it is sad, since I’m a senior, like many Wed., Nov. 15, 1978 Bubble, since he cannot play by himself! This is a others, who will reach the end of an important NATHAN MILSTEiN violin public institution; we are not only students of UB, chapter of their lives and have no emotional •‘Mis career is an honor to music and to the king of instru but students of the entire state educational system. satisfaction to show for it. These have been a “cold” men Is. the vn»lih.” .V. V limes Why student use years. can’t a UB the facilities at NCCC, four Thur . Dec 14. 1978 ECC, or Buffalo State and in return why can’t a UB Larry A. DiMatteo SERKIN lie is bv unanimous consent the outstanding living exponent The f the-CJernian Romantic piano tradition.” Si. Y. Times Colleges: duplicators? Sun., Mar. 18, 1979 Although I have made this charge of duplication To the Editor on numerous occasions, no representative of the CANADIAN BRASS college investigative group sought my views on the quintet I was relieved to learn from John Reiss’ report matter. This to that the “...one of the funniest evenings of musical theatre since the leads me believe committee’s Mars Brothers spent a night at the opera.” foroMfo ,S’f«r (September 8) that everything’s rosy with the suggestion that the faculty “participate to a greater Mon., Apr. 1979 colleges. The -report of the outside review committee extent in the academic endeavors of the colleges” is 2, has not clouded my own perception, however, that empty rhetoric of the kind expected in such reports. FESTIVAL OF there is indeed wasteful duplication of effort as a Furthermore, the recommendation sounds macabre consequence of college operations. College B, for in the midst of the dismemberment of support staffs RUSSIAN DANCE The tieorgians thrill yod as they dance *Vn point", the example, has established a formidable network of " and the burial of faculty positions that slowly are women do traditional ’round dances with all their Ivrical music courses within the past three years; a number beaulv; and all the lov, exhaitation anil virtuosity associated leading some departments to impotence. with Russian dance abounds. of these attempt to duplicate in substance, if not in title and quality, courses offered in the Music William Thomson Thur., Apr 19, 1979 Department for the general university student. Chairman, Music Department BEVERLY SILLS Metropolitan Opera soprano ■ I In- il.i//ling irresistible embodiment of the total lyv of singing. No cmijm-s Where have all the buses gone? one else near in her realm.” ITiinIi innhtii l*o«f Ticket* for Sills: $13.50. 12.SO. 11.50, 10.50 To the Editor convienient “S” shuttle bus, but there are not Srrimi A • 5 Concerts $40, 35, 30. 25. shuttle buses ! In a last desperate attempt to make it n/oi's no/ nic/iirf.- Sills i Series B - 1 Concert* $31.50, 27.50, 23.50. 19.50 1 finally got scheduled for my Psych. Stat. lab, to class on time, I lunged for the only bus leaving the idoea Mol inrlutlr Sills t»r Ihr Itaiim what do you know. Ridge Lea Campus! Shit!! Well, I tunnel, unfortuneately so did 100 other desperate (NOTE: Series A or H lirket holders have the special, exclus- ive privilege ot ordering Sills tickets prior to Che public sale had to make the best of it, first thing to do was work people. As I inched my way to the door, I heard the which begins March 21. 1979.) out my bus schedule. familiar battle cry of bus drivers, “I can’t take KOH INFORMATION CAM. OR WRITE 4JRS ARTS FOUNDATION lOJh ., Early Wednesday morning I found my way out anymore” (students). MAONR.X SI lit F FA 1.0. N.V I 1213 »»HONF(7t(i)KB5-4600 "SAVE — of the Ellicott maze to 20% SUBSCRIBE CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTED the bus tunnel, and then to Needless to ay I missed ipy first meeting of S»-nd sell-addressed stamped envelope with check. We accept - Anier.. Master C’hge. the schedules. I readily saw the Amherst-Main Street Psych. Stat. lab. ■ Visa, Give No. Ac expiration date. Send me weekday, and weekend schedules, but to my Where have all the shuttle buses gone? aDbCI senes* ea. □ Bale. Or □ Main '•*” »•««• amazement the number 6 Ridge Lea-Amherst was Where have all the express buses gone? Sills tickets «• t ea. □ Bale. Or □ Main been here missing. Having last year, my first thought Where have the E/Wcoff-Ridge Lea buses gone? \aisir was that it was stolen - I cringed! My class was at Emerald city is a nice place to live, but don’t 10;20 and it was already past 10. As fast as I could, I make it like the witches castle, inescapable. Aililnv. ran back through the maze, up to my Senior R.A.’s * in 1 Si at i* Photu*. room. He then informed me that the number 6 no Carolyn B. Schwartz siKit lirrr longer came to Ellicott but started at Flint Loop. Mary C. McCafferty * Hli**. I FLINT LOOP!! I ran back to the tunnel to catch the Sally K. Harrow ran Expires *0 3 HILLELs Cabbies, factory people to RJ 0 D r > offer ANNUAL 1) Ai new genre of creative writing by Tamim Ansary first night, and 50 people attended. r SATURDAY, Pacific Mews Service Since then, the audience has grown, and the J group has 15 members, including artists and & I' S Sar Francisco — This city, which has helped photographers. Most are from Local 6 of the SEPT 16th nurture such writers as Mark Twain, Frank Norris, International Longshoreman’s and Warehousemen’s Dashiell Hammett, William Saroyan. Jack London. Union. They have published two small volumes of * 8:45 pm Lawrence Ferlinghetti and many more, is now giving stories and verse, but public readings remain their | rise of and kind major forum. J: \ to both a new group writers a new of writing. Sharing their art with fellow workers has Some call it the “literature of work,” and for changed how and what the writers write. Gene meet at; two good reasons; It is written, for the most part, by Dennis of the Waterfront WRiters, for example, 170 blue-collar workers, cab drivers and dock workers, worked on a screenplay for several years. The work HILLEL HOUSE FILLMORE and it depicts the special worlds defined by such was based on an incident that took place on the 40 Capen Blvd OR Ellicott complex work. docks, but, Dennis said, “there was this idea that the One of the most successful examples of this function of it was to sell it to Hollywood, and that 836-4540 Amherst fledging genre is a literary magazine called The Deep idea wrote the screenplay. I put a lot of gratuitous into it. TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED City Press , written, edited and published by cab sex and violence drivers for cab drivers. It is one of several “Since 1 started reading with the Waterfront Members $1.75 Non-members $2.25 experiments here and in Los Angeles that might be Writers. I’ve been drawing a lot more on my own forging an important new direction in contemporary experiences, my reactions to the work and to writing. changes in the work, my relationships with the other Until now, workers’ literature - a term the guys. The Waterfront Writers gives me an incentive writers might scoff at — usually languished in a to come to terms with these things. Without it I’m ATTENTION MALES dresser drawer, according to George Benet, a not sure I would focus so much on this part of my longshoreman poet and novelist, because theie life,” he said. seemed to be no audience. The Waterfront Writers and The Deep City Press EARN “The big magazines and publishers wanted portray whole worlds shaped by work, worlds which something more glamorous. And the little suggest that workers live in a variety of sub-cultures non-commercial publications leaned towards the defined by their trades, each with its own mythology EXTRA MONEY avante garde or the academic.” and its characteristic physical and mental landscapes. The Deep City Press, however, revealed that “Death on Watchman Way,” for example, about Join Our Plasma Program people writing about their work could find an the murder of Michael Albert, a cab driver who audience in the men and women who shared their worked nights, evokes a dread that is peculiar to the Female Programs Also Available occupation. Ralph Hoffschildt, editor and publisher trade of driving a taxi. “The face of Michael Albert of the magazine, proved that this sort of publishing haunts every cab driver, deep-seated but not dwelled could be done without a great deal of capital or upon,” said the editor in a note. Somerset Laboratories, Inc. fancy equipment. Dockwork is also dangerous, but the threat of The Deep City Press is typed on an IBM being crushed by a 20-ton cargo container has a 1331 N. Forest - Suite 110 typewriter, laid out in a spare bedroom of different psychological quality from that of being Hoffschildt’s house and printed in his basement on a shot by a “load,” as cab drivers call their passengers. Williamsvilie, New York mimeograph machine. Yet the magazine, featuring three-color reproductions and artful layout, sells Self-contained world Coll 688-2716 For Details 1700 copies an issue at a dollar apiece — highly Cab drivers are loners in an urban labyrinth, successful for a small literary magazine. familiar with the and back — intimately byways alleys Fri. — Mon. 9:00 am 5:00 pm of the city. Many dock workers, on the other hand, Gratuitous se\ not only work, but live, shop and socialize on the Publication is not the only way to reach an waterfront. Some never leave the area for years at a audience. The Waterfront Writers, a group of San time and get lost when they try to take a cross-town Francisco dock workers, grew out of reading sessions bus. In fact, the erosion of this sheltered, organized last year by Benet and Bob Carson, a self-contained world by automation in the industry longshoreman and poet. Four dock workers read the -continued on page 20- Alien Social Security New federal regulations now require aliens who apply for U.S. Social Security cards to have an interview with a Social Security official and present proof of birth. For the convenience of foreign students and scholars who do not have a Social Security card, representatives from the Social Security Office will be on campus on September 15th to fake applications. Applicants should appear between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. with their passports or other proof of birth in 404 Capen Hall. Those unable to apply on that date will need to personally visit the Social Security Office at 1491 Sheridan Drive with their passports. Conference Theater Norton construction delayed The new Norton Conference sophisticated equipment since package appears to Theater, lost in a cloud of heavy use is anticipated. Kavanagh found. October is set for continual confusion and delay, has been delegated responsibility rebidding and Kavanagh is very will not qpen this semester as for finding an acceptable optimistic he will be able to meet scheduled. The 386-seat theater equipment package. The bids for the price that SUNY Central has may open next semester, the necessary equipment, with dictated. An architectural blunder according to Vice President of state approval, amounted to resulting from confusion over the Finance and Management Edward 5120,000 - $40,000 over. size of An architectural blunder confusion Doty. Kavanagh had to come up with a resulting from over the Construction of the theater has size fo the equipment left the package that would meet the been plagued with problems control booth 18 inches too After months of research and almost since plans were narrow for the equipment. a suitable completed. According to Bill inquiries package According to Johnson, the control Johnsott of the State University appears to have After months of booth may have to be rebuilt to Construction Fund, SUNY research and inquiries a suitable accomodate the equipment. Central allocated only S80.000 for a projection booth and audio-visual equipment that, will Soviet environmental protection run near SI 20,000. According to “Environmental Protection in the Soviet the chief designing engineer for Union,” a presentation by visiting Soviet geologists the Educational Communications Alexei Martvnov and Vladintir Uledov. will be held today at 12:30 p m-. at the Environmental Studies Center (ECO Kenneth Kavanagh. ' Center! Room 123 Wilkeson Quad, Ellicotl the. Theater will require sturdv. Complex. ‘ A Tztsenitp t^v: 5Tm>eNT - Pteo&ftfiotJ 5Ti?t>£NT ACTWlTltS -r* Ivoffc f<\osic, CoryutfeG- FREE BEER & 2 DAYS OF ENTERTAINERS PLUS Sr&CHL. A?P£aRA*/C&S I'j MICHA&L LtVIMSoN Com cm cvr t Tarty with tfelPAY, serf- 1T'H* v H/TBPlMAN LIBRARY STEPS (MSC w 0R.t>eR op : £H££K5 Jumpers Sanw Bi6 tRee. Wolf q+ iht 'poor. JPSTATe J/\Z-Z ASSoCfATI o M S 1/ UB.’ FALLF ns 3A1VKt>AY, Pf. lk +h 5StP-M. *MAPSHAU COURT (At) I \ * B&fW&tNj $Tot?£Kir Ca>B £ UKE. BROTHERS I \ / (M6ic) / \\ I " MA5 cl _ * the opposite end of Twf SptCTl^UM Elie Wiesel to speak in Hass Lounge Author has strong opinions about Jews today Editor's note: Elie Wiesel will cannot be communicated; it is restricted from entering Palestine, United States citizen in 1963, and world sympathy for Israel speak in Haas Lounge, Squire unexplainable.” and was sent with many other now lives in New York with his Wiesel believes also that the Hall, on Thursday, September 21 Wiesel was born in Rumania, Jewish orphans to France. He family. present existence of anti-Semitism at 8 p.m. For background the only son of an Hassidic later rejoined with two of his Wiesel has some very strong, is due to what he calls the information, here is a profile on storekeeper. In Sighet, his small sisters after they spotted him in a definite attitudes and opinions disturbance of the jews’ strength this remarkable man. Hungarian-speaking town, he led photograph of Jewish refugee about Jews today, and where they of tradition. “I would say we represent the artistic form in history. by Carl A. Sterrazza history, the conscience of That’s why we disturb them. Imagine Abraham or Moses Rarely can one human coming out of a society full of represent so much just by the murder and saying, ‘Don’t kill.’ can mention of his name. Rarely And ‘There is only one God.' We represent to so many peoples' he were full of forerunners. We said security strength and after such a no. No to the present. No to the weakening and horrid nightmare. circumstances invading the camp Security for Nazi death present survivors, for Gentile and )ew Wiesel’s characters are almost alike, is author-writer Elie Wiesel. all Holocaust survivors. "I don't "A modem Job,” Wiesel is a believe the aim of literature is to voice of the Jewish people, who entertain, to distract, to amuse. It often look to him as a Jewish used to be. I don’t believe in it Billy Graham. Author of nine anymore.” This may be why his novels, essays, histories, Short books are sometimes difficult to stories concerning Judaism, a read as they offer neither pleasure play, and news reportage, Wiesel is or relief. cerurtnly to be considered a giant Wipsel’s work is certainly amfing Jewish-Americans — a sort moving, and is probably the most of Jewish folk hero. human account and fiction of the death camp era. But Wiesel adds, What makes Wiesel's work "Don’t think that because you stand out so is his recounting of have read some of my books or the human feelings experienced have heard some of my books or during the Holocaust period. His have heard some of my lectures novels tend to be theological that you know what happened. parables rather than concrete IMobody knows. Only those who fiction. His words are simple, his were there. While I want to expression is easily felt by all. transmit, I also know that I Never weak, Wiesel always leaves cannot transmit. Nobody can. We readers, as is his intent, with hope are a caste apart. Only those who and strength for massive were there will ever know what extermination to never occur really happened. The others are again removed, one generation removed. They may hear the echo of a song. Survivor of Holocaust To him the Holocaust era has Wiesel’s fame rests largely on been cheapened and “vulgarized” his identification as a survivor of by its insensitive treatment. the Holocaust, and his work often “I don’t know, it used to be a takes on the religious fervency of sacred topic. It must be seen as a an Old Testament prophet as he an isolated religious life in which children. Entering the Sorbonne, stand. His greatest causes now are special event, meaning a special recounts the horrors of death he was unaware of such notions as he later supported himself by the plight of Israel, plus Soviet event which requires style, a camps. Yet, with his total Zionism or Communism. In 1944 teaching Hebrew and as a Paris and Arab Jewry. special approach, a special level, a association with the death camps, the Nazis deported half of Sighet, correspondent for a Tej Aviv In 1975, he wrote an article for special sensitivity, a special tone Wiesel declares that except for his his father murdered before his paper. Wiesel was barred from the New York Times in which he of voice. When we speak of autobiographical work Night he eyes at Buchenwald concentration enlisting into the Israeli army argued that Jewish survival was anything related to the subject, a does not speak or write, directly camp and his mother and younger because of ill health, but worked once again being threatened by “a certain trembling goes through us. about the Holocaust. “The sister killed in another camp in Israel as a French certain climate, a certain mood,” It must not simply become a Holocaust cannot be described; it After liberation, Elie was correspondent. He became a due to a loss of American and subject among other subjects." Who'll stop making this kind of movie Mediocrity with pretentions of quality is unbearable ' finds itself garishly exhibited at a directors of these ordinary films weighty mentality that the whole Of course, the literary material by Ross Chapman local movie theatre. You’ve seen are all-too-often ill-equipped to project totters and groans until it itself doesn’t engender them: movies dealing with racial express these ideas through collapses, spilling its extraneous admiration. Robert Stone makes a Since the popular acceptance bigotry, sexism, urban poverty, imagery. Thus, the emphasis is messages over the screen. Adapted rather glib correlation of dope of Ingmar Bergman and the films crime, Watergate, and, in a recent shifted to a dialogue which does from Robert Stone’s acclaimed with dogma, drug addiction with of the New Wave in the late fifties vogue, Vietnam. Certainly this not arise out of the visuals. The novel, Dog Soldiers, Who’ll Stop blind patriotism. The import of and sixties, Hollywood producers aspiring to egg-headedness has words are pasted over the the Rain is a'film that doesn’t the tale unfolds: Ray Hicks (Nick have made something of an produced some films of note but, pictures. Since what is shown does know what to do with its literary Nolle), a blonde Nietzche-reading equation between intellectual on the whole, it tends to ruin not suggest what is said, the content. Visually and in terms of marine who reeks of masculinity, content and commercial success. entertainment vehicles: dialogue jumps out of nowhere its acting performances, it reluctantly agrees to carry 2 kilos Thus, the modern American film mediocrity is one thing but and appears as it really is: an meanders mindlessly along like of scag (read: fight an immoral is fraught with intellectual mediocrity with pretentions of artistic irrelevance in for effect. any TV crime drama (despite the war) to the states from Vietnam pretensions. Even the most quality is unbearable. vibrant color photography of for his friend, John Converse, a undistinguished B-grade film is The principal problem with Literary jabber Vilrrtos Zsigmond). But the plot disillusioned writer who wants to given a gloss of social, this indiscriminate infusion of pap Karl Reisz’s Who’ll Stop the and dialogue are the distilled do something “real” and decides psychological, or political pertinence is that it weighs down Rain suffers from this debjlity. essence of significance. The visuals that dope-dealing is just the thing. relevance. Sooner or later, every films which are incapable of Essentially, the film is a simple just don’t call for all this literary Converse’s wife. Marge,, fouls major problem or issue of the day supporting "big issues." The thriller loaded with so much jabber. —continued on page 14— M •• 3| Student AetMties and U 13 bring /eu - pm I a.m. Hartman Libwry with free music end free beer for 2 dap Friday, Sep. IS, 1 Campus - Court, Amherst Steps Main St. Campus Saturday 5 pm. -Midnight Marshall BBAB MUSIC BLAB Music Committee proudly brings presents you the finest in entertainment with ■ Robert Hunter SEALEVEl (featuring «r members of the Allmen Bret.) Grateful Dead Lyricist with special guest with special guest PRISM Sept. 22, Fillmore Room 8:00 pm - One Show Saturday, Sept. 30 at 8 pm Mats are going fasti Clark Gym - Main Si Campus Remember, if the thunder don't jet feu, then the lijhtninj will. Tickets on sale soon - watch for campus announeemtns Tickets *3.50 students - *5.00 non-students UllAB MUSIC AND WBFO present in e rare Buffalo appearance the eclectic jazz sound of the Mitchell Korn Ensemble One show only In the KATHARINE CORNELL THEATRE - BilCOTT COMPLEX Saturday, Sept. 11 at 8:30 pm mmtUf ftkii it oni/ *t.SO students *2.00 non-sfuJenfs iJLAI Cultural and Performing Arts Committee presents Is Sex Funny? Chris (Animal Miller is Coming - - Sept. 28th Fillmore Room - Look Out! UU AC Film Committee presents Sot., Sept. 16, & Sun. Sept. 17 Friday, Sept. IS mn nullnun AN UNMARRIED WOMAN $ (ILLCLAYBURGH ALAN BATES MICHAU MURPHY Cuff GORMAN Geisha ■"> »*I1 A WfUMl aMMUOMI »ihSftied — ™“rrgj^ JTwr man R ■i.r'B' 4:45, 7:45, 9:45,^ UUAB— 4:30, 7:30, 9:30 pn Universt Activities Hot Line - 636-291 D Loggins and Carlton Odd billing leads to enjoyable concert with broken guitar string finish and one-encore, was by Ross Chapman by Doug Alpern an impressive one For weeks now, the tube in your life has been splashed with the Kenny Loggins and Larry Carlton! Buffalo Celebrate 'em home loud, gaudy self-advertisements that precede each season. New shows hasn't seen such a peculiar concert combination After a lengthy one hour intermission, I g have been planned, produced and taped. Schedules have been drafted, since Richie Havens opened fc/r Jethro Tull. They returned to my seat, noticing that Kleinhans had the choice hours of each evening have been divvied up. Now, the both drew strong applause Friday~night though, and filled in considerably since I first arrived; 7 actually, moguls sit in their Hollywood towers wringing their hands as the both seemed to compliment each other approaching “packed-house” proportions. |- people sharpen pencils. quite well. Darkness the auditorium as '_ Neilson their It is in this jittery, flaring activity encompassed Kenny i that an old season dies. The shows which amused us, which bored us, Larry Carlton opened, adapting very Loggins and band took the stage. Spotlights bathed “J those which led us to despair, all become a faint echo in this annual comfortably to the acoustically perfect Kleinhans the band, reflecting off Loggins’ silver velveted -3 clamor. Still, propriety isn’t measured by volume. Thus, despite the Music Hall. Carlton, for those readers who don’t pants. Six musicians accompanied him, including | fact that by the time this column finds its way into print, the season recognize the name, has quite an impressive two former Loggins and Messina reedmen. Loggins, £ will be wet) underway, I feel it proper to look over our shoulder at the guitar-playing history. He's plucked strings for many taking a trademark leap, opened the show with two - old season before we lose sight of it in the sparkle of the new. numbers off his most recent album, Nightwatch. The show was a well planned mix of new and The 77-78 season is unremarkable in that it represents a older continuation of the previous season's trends and innovations. It is also tunes, borrowing from his first solo album, Celebrate Me Home, and from older Loggins and important in that this continuation represents a confirmation of Messina patterns set in that year of Roots. hits. Loggins seemed comfortable with this band, as he danced ’round the stage and shook the In 1977-78, the Mini-series, ABC's primacy, the de-emphasis of hands of several of the hamier fans sitting in the violence and the subsequent emphasis on sex became, not innovations, front rows. but the rules of the game. Television has entered a new era. "Who Do People Lie?” one of the better songs In terms of quality, intelligence on the tube found itself in retreat. off his first solo disc, sounded much better live, Happy Days and Laverne & Shirley took firm possession of the top two complete with an exemplary bittersweet saxophone spots. A whole slew of new shows (most of them on ABC) whose IQ’s solo. are the reciprocal of their high ratings found a cozy place in the homes Kenny Loggins, who was always the wilder of of America. Popular programs such as The Love Boat (ABC); Chips his former duets with |im Messina, has enough (NBC); Carter Country (ABC); Soap (ABC); Three's Company (ABC), dynamics to thrive alone. He also has an outstanding « and Fantasy Island (ABC) are so bad they’re surreal, something from voice, combined with above-average composing the mind of a lunatic. ability. Since going solo, however, he frequently lets On the other hand, good shows were lost in the ratings shuffle. his voice wander too much. His falsetto occasionally The Tony Randall Show ■(CBS), a refugee from ABC, featured classy gets carried away, and the way he meanders from humor that did not rely on sex or camp, but on the comic side to side, grasping for the audience, bogs him idiocyncrasies of its characters. Rossetti and Ryan (NBC), a competent down in heavy syrup. A suggestion would be to serio-comedy starring Tony Roberts, disappeared long before the first subdue his sacharine sweet presentation slightly. snowfall and long before anyone had a chance to notice it. The Richard Pryor Show, the best comedy show on network television since Your Love songs and angry eyes Show of Shows, saw only five installments before NBC axed it over There was no doubt-aboul the highlight of the creative conflicts with Pryor. This cancellation hurts more than any show, A stool and acoustic guitar were supplied, and other in recent history. The Richard Pryor Show was more than an Loggins broke into a medley of familiar acoustic excellent television show; it was an excellent anything. I think ’art’ is material, most notably, “House at Pooh Corner,” the word for it. But it's gone: butterflies don’t live long in the "Danny’s Dong," and "A Love Song." Kleinhans was wastelands. the perfect setting for this quieter sound, and Loggins voice was at its best during this section of ■ Probably the only show to succeed which is not an eyesore is MTM’s Lou Grant (CBS). Starring Ed Asner in his much loved role the show. • from the WJM newsroom, it follows the exploits of a city Editor on a "Whenever I Call You Friend,” his current AM hit, minus Stevie Nicks, followed, leading right into major Los Angeles newspaper. This show is funny and moving in an Kenny Loggins it Kleinhans —Jenson honestly human way. Outside of M*A*S*H, the characters of Lou his first big seller, "I Believe in Love.” After "Lady Soft ballads of love Luck” show closed with an exceptional Grant are about the only humans on TV. Big-breasted cutesie the women, twenty-minute and male sex objects, cops, saccharine families, and the Fonz don’t make years with the (Jazz) Crusaders. He’s also one of rendition of an old Loggins the the grade. many musicians on Joni Mitchell’s Court and Spark. Messina favprite, “Angry Eyes.” This brought Most recently, you can hear his blazing riffs on Aja, audience to its feet, demanding the obligatory The mini-series was fruitful and multiplied. Indeed, the season Steely Dan’s newest. encore. began Washington , with ABC’s Behind Closed Doors a series that would Going solo may have been the best thing Carlton “Easy Driver,” another song ffom the new disc, have been laughable if it weren’t so boring. Much the same can be said has ever done. Touring on the heels of a new album, seemed a strange selection for an encore, but maybe of Last Chance, Loose Change, 79 Park A venue, Wheels, The Bastard, his four piece band provided the flexible Loggins was planning on being cheered to another, and An Evening in Byzantium with the pleasant exception of The surroundings needed to push his guitar expertise into which he was. Awakening Land, an engaging adaptation of Conrad Richter’s novel the forefront. Carlton’s ear-to-ear smile made his “Vahevalla” was a sure crowd pleaser right from starring Elizabeth Montgomery and Hal Holbrook, two TV heavies. finger-pickin’ look like a breeze. the first note, and "Celebrate Me Home” brought King and Holocaust were both NBC productions; both were righteous, Most of the numbers were instrumentals, with a the performance down to a slow finish. offensive and incompetent. And yet, King was the season’s loudest flop few vocal bits thrown in. With the exception of one Overall, the concert was enjoyable, indeed. An and Holocaust its biggest hit. You figure it opt. (More on Holocaust really bluesy number, Carlton’s singing could easily enthusiastic crowd and unbeatable acoustics helped, why columns.) and it’s terrible in coming have been left out. The band’s jazzy sound was well for sure, but good company, and a fine combination Specials: we watched Eric Idle’s excellent spoof on the Beatles, AH polished, however, and the performance, complete of talent made the performance a memorable one. You Need Is Cash (NBC), watched as Gary Trudeau’s Doonesbury characters came to life, as well as a series Of Bugs Bunny classics (CBS). We were disappointed by The Hobbit (NBC) and Louise Lasser’s Just You And Me and profoundly bored by innumerable other specials, each proving that the average special is average and not special. PBS, always an oasis, treated us with opera, ballet, Vladimir Horowitz, Anthony Hopkins and Arthur Fiedler. Its usual CREATIVE ARTS — THERAPY ASSOCIATION programming was good, as usual: Nova, Firing Line, The MacNeHJLehr Dick Cavett, Faulty Towers Monty Python's Flying Report, -* in# V1 , A' Circus. /, Claudius was an island of solid drama and satire in the sea of AH those interested Ih Creative Arts are the usual Masterpiece Theatre much, and then of course there was Invited to with on Scenes From a Marriage. But even Ingmar Bergman cannot outweigh meet us the trash. Nor will anything foreseeable in the new season. Given this, it becomes apparent that this look back at the old season is useful because it proves to be a look ahead. TV is electronic deja-vu and we will pass that way again. Next week: movies, mini-series and Big Events. Hunter and liver at UB A couple of years back, Grateful Dead lyricist Robert Hunter was posed with the prospect of touring with the Dead. His liver promptly bailed out. Ahoy, the Rum Runner has set sail for UB! As well as composing a decade’s worth of psychedelic lyrics for the Dead, Hunter has recorded two albums of his own material. Be air board the ship. Concert sets sail at 8 p.m. on September 22, at this University’s Fillmore Room. * movies The message Latin fluff is unmistakable. Lightweight and long winded, The fragrance but at least it's first run First run foreign films are a Costumed a la Carmen Miranda, than life. This is a film which is Javan Musk Oil. rarity in Buffalo. For this reason he dies a sudden death while celebrates the lushness and sensual alone, the Maple Forest 1 Theater dancing and carousing at pleasures of living, and those who lovan Musk Oil is so earthy, on North Forest is a must for Carnivale. Flor grieves in are its celebrants. It is a reflection as his friends praise on the film’s lack so sensual in its message, it has serious moviegoers. In business mourning of thematic habits and her success that only through become the fragrance rage of the since the early 1970’s, the theater their late comrade’s its recently initiated its present, friends praise his demise. colors do Bruno Barreto (director decade. And we have it in every successful policy of showing first Lonely for the physical and Jorge Amado (screenwriter form a body could want run foreign films. According to presence of a man, she eagerly manage to consistently conve' theater owner, Earl Lynge, the remarries. Teodoro, her new their intent. Maple Forest is "the only one in husband, is a highly repecled As Flor, Sonia Braga expresses town” doing so. druggist; his actions and thoughts her emotion through bodily grace Jovan Musk Oil Cologne/ Currently playing is the as methodical as his craft. and expressive facial moves. She’s Afterbath Splash 8or, $4.00 critically acclaimed Brazilian Unfortunately for Flor, this also a tropical fruit, ripe and ready to gtaB comedy Dona Flor and Her Two applies to his lovemaking. And burst. Her presence is- pervasive. lOvan Musk Oil Perfume Husbands. Hailed as the first soon, the "physical presence” she As the husbands, Jose Wilker and H oi., $700 major new film to come from a craved is replaced by a ghostly Mauro Mendonca are respectively country nuts say more? roguish and flaccid. lr'usk oil lOvan Musk Oil better known for its one. Need I The film’s coffee Dona The 1940’s setting and lush lightweight premise is . . . £ y** Mediocrity fiA v things up and all three of them are analogy might work on paper but the Rain could have been a good hounded by corrupt, then, the novel creates a world in thriller. But the performers act federal agents. Hicks saves his two order to make its theme plausible. under the weight of ersatz themes friends from being killed and is But in cinema, the world is and thus, all appear out of synch himself killed. John, sickened by already there and any analogies with the action. Nick Nolle is the carnage, poprs the scag onto made should come through the reasonably affective as Ray Hicks. the ground (U.S. withdrawal from manipulations of that world. Many critics think his rt^ Vietnam) and drives away into the Who'll Stop not the Rain does do performance is excellent but closing credits. Get it? In this and the messages are an that’s only in the light of his watching this film, you get it and artificial veneer without disastrous role in The Deep. JOVAN f1 get it until you have much more credibility. Michael Moriarty is a corpse than you can stand. This loud Despite all this, Who'll Stop before his time. He consistently iZv misinterprets John Converse’s Sr^ss—- intellectual fatigue as physical "«sr^*,»«fcW cowardice and flaccid will. Tuesday Weld as Marge tries so / hard we never see her as Marge at all, only as someone who’s trying JOVAN to act like Marge. She loses all believability. The two villains, li Richard Masur and Ray Sharkey, are so grotesque that they're television caricatures. The end result of this literary iovaN — volubility and visual paucity is rnusKoilJ® °gn that Karl Reisz has failed to 1 col — , engage us intellectually or concen,rdl emotionally. Who’ll Stop the Rain leaves no impression but that of a glossy film which slips and glides •asst- off your mind. It’s a film which stf&r, critics especially resent as they sit before their, typewriters, bleeding the keys for something halfway SSss 1 interesting to say about it. Audiences, I think, resent it only [ ANIMAL HOUSE BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 7:15 pm SHOW TIME - 8:00 pm I movies 01 K t) Monsieur Verdoux' Charlie Chaplin as a serious artist Despite the solid comedic deserves attention; it is only that by Ralph Allen foundation of the film, there is the way this admittedly delicate always the undertow of a serious question is presented which lacks Charlie Chaplin’s Monsieur political point yet to be made. the finesse and realism to wholly Verdoux is not so much the When M. Verdoux is finally convince us whether this is a valid "comedy of murders” that it is caught and tried, whatever question. billed but rather a condemnation independence he had as a We hardly expect humorists to of murderers. While few of us character is lost. He is a man tell us that what we are doing is condone murder, how many of us against society with only a sole wrong; we take their laughs and are prepared to think of ourselves sympathizer and even she is not discount their views. (The life of as murderers? Nonetheless, untaiped. His "crime” is merely Lenny Bruce is simple testimony perhaps it is fitting that this be one of magnitude. "One murder to our crassness.) Chaplin took a one of the first Chaplins shown makes a villain; millions a hero. risk, stabbed at what he thought here since his death, for it can Numbers sanctify," he proffers as was wrong, and in my opinion, faltered. I would not respect him as I do, however, if he had not tried. To not see Monsieur Verdoux would be to deny Chaplin his right to be known as a serious artist, with dimensions and 2 Big Features passions uniquely his own, instead of Chaplin the Comic, a figment of our selective vision. 7:15 and 10:25 pm * * VUBARDS Second Big Feature «***& Monsier Verdoux is one in a "Delightfully outrageous.”] series of films sponsored by the I A 7 / AA f 5 Center for Media Studies entitled pc; Movies For a New Jazz Age II, PHANTOM screened between September 9 —of the- COLOR and November 11 at the Buffalo MMDISE b> M0VI11AB and Erie County Historical 8:40 pm Chaplin Society. Films in the New Jazz Slater and - Age 11 series attempt to show the MIDNIGHT SHOW look at the serious side of Chaplin's genius A other side of work we usually should & compel ais to reflect on a genius a scale by which his crimes associate with the late silent flicks Friday Saturday (RI we so conveniently cubbyholed as be. judged, comparing his actions and early talkies. Some of the comic used solely for its laughs. to that of a war hero. War kills period’s truly harlequin nature is Monsieur Verdoux starts out blatantly, business kills revealed, making that era harder 9 Lives of Fritz The Cat humorously enough, with a insidiously, and the individual to stereotype, >but still more vaudevillian entourage of kills individually; so what is the vibrant to us. worthless relatives wondering difference when they all are of GRANADA THEATRE about the untimely death of their murders, except the difference Corvette Summer close kin, Thelma Couvais, and degree? 8: ISpm Nightly at Winspear especially about the suspicious M. Verdoux is insufferably Main Sat. St Sun. 2:30 pm & 8:15 pm movements of a M. Varnay, a right to the very end, as he has rather eccentric looking been since the Beginning of the 833-1331 played by Charlie that’s why he is not as- effeminate and - film, The Coming soon - BEN-HUR in 70 mm 6 channel sound Chaplin. In light of the short nearly as convincing as he might engagement between M. Varnay have been. Chaplin fails to touch Bailey Theatre and Thelma, and the subsequent me as he might have because he swift transfer of her personal uses Mr. Verdoux to teach what BOULEVARD MALI MIDNIGHT SHOW 2163 Bailey Ave. 837-8300 funds to him, the events cast a meant rather than to show NIAOAftA he Corner of Bailey & Genesee St. MAPLI K IVHYPUDAYS SATURDAY dubious light oh his motives. what he meant. "Whether or not Although the concern of the his conclusion is Correct still 892-2300 relatives seems more like the envy of one con artist for another 1285 HERTEL AVE. who’s beaten him at his own v (Near Colvin) game. M. Varnay, or any of his other aliases* is really M. Verdoux, a HOND4T NH3HT! man who has become a murdering ;00 THBEE 8T006E5 FILM.FS8TT&L 1D FM. Mi SCATS gigolo but only after having been -10* fired following 31 years of 3'iMns sire3 WINGS faithful service as a bank 1 clerk. Cut cold without so much as a sou ...HHSIMi' NIGHT! in recompense for his diligency in H)(K 'N ROLL WITH GfiliRMffi.MBS! society’s crime against him. And this is where M. Verdoux breaks significantly with the little tramp, ...I lll i' k .. . a figure considered Chaplin’s Sill in> NIGHTS! trademark. Verdoux retaliates not '2F0R.1DESL!' 3*>fMT0 H:90FE as a tramp but as a man obsessed with a vendetta. The stark fact is that M. Verdoux is simply not the lovable, character the tramp is. When the tramp suffers injustice I feel it; when Verdoux suffers injustice, I can only acknowledge it. Yet M. Verdoux is far from an unconscionable ' scoundrel, however 1 feel about him. He murders only to support his feeble family. — r'LONELY? 1 | | put you phone number in The Spectrum Classifieds, and you 1 I won 't be for long! I 355 Hall | Squire | * a. Catching rays £ 1 The death of Keith Moon I Drummer Keith Moon of The Who was found dead in his London apartment on September 7 by his fiancee Annette Walter-Lax. He was 31 years old. Just hours earlier. Moon had announced his engagement at a party held by Paul McCartney. An autopsy showed that his death was due to an overdose of a prescribed sedative, which mortuary officials declined to identify. While Moon’s death undoubtedly came as a shock to Who fans, it certainly wasn’t a total surprise. He was noted for his drinking prowess, rather than heavy drug use. He led an exuberant lifestyle, manifesting his boundless energy not only in his manic, violent drumming style, but also in innumerable drunken pranks. His specialty was wreaking havoc in hotel rooms, paying for the damage afterwards in cash. Perhaps the most famous scries of madcap Moon antics occurred on The Who’s first American tour, as the opening act for Herman’s Hermits. The band held a twenty-first birthday party for Moon at their hotel in Flint, Michigan. Moon had been, by his own account, drinking since ten in the morning. Feeling no pain, he picked up his five-tier birthday cake and hurled it at his fellow party-goers. The Holiday Inn manager called the police, at which time a naked Moon jumped into a brand new Lincoln Continental, released the handbrake, and drove into the pool. When he finally surfaced, with Flint's finest in hot pursuit, Moon slipped on a piece of ravaged birthday cake and broke his front tooth. He woke up the next day in jail, to find that The Who had flown on to Chicago without him. The bill for his party escapades amounted to $24,000. Despite his heavy drinking, only one incident of serious illness has marked his career. On the first show of The Who’s 1973 American tour, Moon collapsed over his drum set, and had to be carried offstage. He triumphantly returned fifteen minutes later, only to collapse a second time. The band was forced to recruit a drummer from the San Francisco audience for the remainder of the show. The official explanation for his collapse was that his pre-show drink had been spiked with PCP by an unknown person. Keith Moon’s death comes on the heels of the release of the album, Who Are You. It is no secret that there were often personality conflicts within the band. They did not tour to support their latest release, opting instead to premiere it at laseriums across the U.S. This with free music and free beer led to much speculation that it would be their last LP. The Who was the only British Invasion band to survive into the ’70s with all original members intact; their career spanned fourteen for 2 days! years. It is doubtful that Keith Moon will be replaced — even if it were V possible. His passing will probably mark the passing of The Who into rock annals — another one of a series ofends to an era that will remain alive in the memories ofmany. ~/ohn Szymaszek Alvin Ailey Friday, September 15 Dance surpasses words Summer may be over for most Billy Preston. Dudley Williams of us, but not for the people at dances to a story about a city, - Artpark. Until September 17, the fantasy, responsibility, and feeling from 1 pm to 1 am. Alvin Ailey American Dance good. He runs, mimes, dances, Theater will be gracing the stage hams it up and dances some more. with imagination, energy and Dressed as a tramp, he exaggerates professionalism that well deserves snubbing out a cigarette with his to be seen. foot until it turns into a showy By no means is what follows all dance. Hat in hand, Williams ends Harriman Library Steps - Main St. Campus there is to this company. The the dance begging as Billy Preston Alvin Ailey American Dance sings, "You got to have something Theater, or want to be with me." any dance company t if you for that matter, cannot be In Butterfly, seven dancers capsulized into a column of contrast fluidity with rigidity, and words. Dance surpasses words, it use unison to highlight one dancer conceptualizes what words miss, in another part of the stage. The and this is the very essence of the company's largest flaw appeared art. here - sometimes where unison The Alvin Ailey Dance was intended, the dancers were company has amazing versatility, not precise and so lost part of their dances incorporating ballet, their .power. But this was offset jazz, mime and more informal by such strongpoints as the sharp, dance as well as modem outstanding dahcfttg of Mel Saturday, September 16 technique. The dancers transform Tomlinson, who seemed able to their movements from slow and manipulate every inch of his body abstract to incredibly fast-paced exactly the way he wanted to. dancing that leaves both dancers The final dance Suite Otis a and breathless. is audience tribute to the late soul singer Otis in Streams, set to avant-garde Redding, using mime, jazz and a from 5 pm music by Miloslav Kabelac and to Midnight touch of comedy. In an excellent choreographed by Ailey himself, parody Lover’s Prayer, Marilyn the dancers mirror each other in of Banks and Carl Paris caricature pairs. Later, the dancers cheek-to-cheek dancing and then experiment with moving in unison work it to complex and and in counterpoint, with - sophisticated heights. Marshall Court balancing and making shapes with Amherst Campus two bodies. Soloist Estelle Do not merely read about the Spurlock, winds beautiful circles company; they will'be at Artpark into herself with her limbs, using until Sunday night and tickets are the stage like a picture frame. not expensive. Go see Alvin Alley. Hobo Sapiens is choreographed You won’t regret it. to songs by Stevie Wonder and —Ruth S. Gibian * ~o RECORDS i « Marshall Chapman, Jaded Virgin (Epic) When my colleague Komansky sauntered over to me while I was head cold boogieing to Marshall Chapman last weekend at Buff State’s gig, she said to me, “She’s so tuff.” And Chapman was perfect raw emergy albeit groping for a way to proceed. And this six-foot rocker had to be tuff to come up to me to give me a big hug which didn’t let go for five minutes. Oh yeah, she’s pretty sensual, too. jaded Virgin, Chapman’s second record, is overproduced by Al Kooper (who should have dug a hole for himself after BS&T Father Is Child To The Man record). Still, even Kooper can’t deny Chapman her raucous feel for rock which is prompted by this bestial need a lot of us have for Alan Freed’s hot wax ambiance. It’s a safe bet to assume that Chapman is a woman of fantasy. Once dreaming about pure country, she now dreams of what she —Adams perceives as pure rock. But the difference between a sticky Nashville GOOD OL' ROCK AND ROLL: Appropriately gave the crowd good reason to stand up and dance. gin mill and a seedy rock club isn’t that distinctive. She must think named, the Goodtimes Festival at Buffalo State Above, Vassar Clements soars on a gliding fiddle, there’s a real difference in attitude for playing rock after having played College provided a good time for all who attended. backed up by a member of his band on guitar. country. But her attitude is wrong — unacceptable yet understandable The diversified program, which ranged from Kinky Below, Marshall Chapman shows her stuff. — leading to all the male stud cliches of late '60s hard rock. Friedman to the New Rhythm and Blues Quartet This naivete by the “No-Shame Dame" can be overcome by experience. Chapman will learn that she doesn't have to be as chauvinistic about rock because of her hyped-up passion. Right now, in Qoodtimes a “A Thank-You Note (Thank-You, Hank),” the ode to Hank Williams is covered with a slew of moralizing about rock’s rights and wrongs. About the bastardizing of Hank, Chapman says: Up and dancin' at Buff State "They got Hank in the Bank they got his name in gold certainly expect to hear a great wrote down by Barbara Komansky deal more from this rock and roll they gothis money but, honey' woman. we got his soul in the rock and roll." A thread of good old-fashioned As the stage crew disassembled wove way Amen; but it’s too upfront, too forced, making her ideas a part of rock and roll its into Jaded Virgin’s equipment, the upset statement. the Eleventh Annua} Goodtimes threatening sky suddenly opened the casual rock listener who might be by this So Chapman tries too hard when when it is just as Festival at Buffalo 5>tate College, and the audience sought refuge she doesn’t have too; coloring good when hinted at, she makes it too too personally lucid. the event with enough under the trees Rockwell clear, in Quad. But spirit to get the crowd up and But the downpour ceased almost Chapman will get the feeling real soon. spite Although overproduction present, dancing for all four acts. In as quickly as it began, and did not glazes most rock and this shifting combination of Joplin, Smith and Jagger is jaded by a band who of weather conditions and any way dampen the crowd’s Harris, in can’t rock unless of even a five-minute spell of rain, enthusiasm for Vassar Clements. they’re heard live; her voice gives me the feeling a the smafl but lively crowd whored version of sponteneity (Kooper’s fault), if not genuin-ess. Still, because she must want to need so badly, and she must remained enthusiastic and cheered Glidingfiddle appreciate her fans, to for more as NRBQ (New Rhythm A large portion of the audience she is going make it. Pretty big. “I Forgot To Put The Music On” shows that she is willing to make a song where she and Blues Quartet) brought the had come specifically to see Mr. is not only vulnerable, but sensitive a sort of way. And diversified program to an end. whose credits include in stinging Clements, there’s no arrogance in “Why Can’t I Be Like Other Girls?" an Opening the afternoon at one work with the Grateful Dead, admirable autobiographical piece. But she seems to {hink there is some o’clock was Kinky Friedman, Allman and countless Brothers, weird irony in being asked this question throughout her life — so she whose back-up band, the Texas other mainstream rock and roll doesn’t really grasp her individuality. When she touches it without Jewboys, was streamlined to acts. Mr. Clements expanded his needing to cope, without subconsciously feeling self-conscious, she’ll include just one musician beside program to include usual bluegrass be one of this decade’s best rock n’ rollers. Marshall Chapman indeed Mr. Friedman himself. Friedman’s what could best be called has the potential. — Harold Goldberg slogans and songs ("They Don’t jazz-rockabilly. Clements’ young, Make Jews Like Jesus Anymore,” four-piece back-up provided the for example) are quite often rhythm while Clements soared off extraordinarily insulting, but for on innumerable gliding fiddle the most part the jibe is also solos. The crowd square-danced intended to include Friedman through "Land of the Navajo” himself as the target. Thus all the and the ever-popular "Orange slurs are taken with a grain of salt Blossom Special,” and rose in and the audience is able to laugh entirety to its feet when Marshall without offense. Using basic Chapman appeared onstage to sing country, blues and folk structure harmonies for Dickie Betts’ in musical conjunction with his ‘‘Ramblin’ Man.” Scattered outrageous lyrics, Friedman’s hog-calls could still be heard even rollicking set was roundly as the crew set up for NRBQ. applauded by the audience. It set As the leaflets distributed the mood perfectly for Marshall before their set indicated, the best Chapman. way to describe the music of the New Rhythm and Blues Quartet Jaded Virgin —Fleu would be marvelously eccentric. Marshall Chapman cuts quite a high level of energy and For your listening pleasure, the striking stage figure. AtAJx''feet, vivaciousness that both employ in band suggests such disparate one inch, the lanky Ms.'Chapman their stage shows that makes the offerings as discs by Sun Ra, the wields her Fenaei/ Stratocaster analogy realistic. Chapman, whose Rolling Stones and die Modern with as much agility as Bonnie first Buffalo appearance ever was Lovers. And for dancing pleasure, Raitt, knifing the air with its neck at the Festival, took the audience NRBQ served up a tasty compote and pushing her band, Jaded by surprise as she performed such of swing, R'n’B, blues and straight Virgin, to the rock and roll limit. songs as “A Thank-You Note for rock and roll. With the aid of a Ms. Chapman has often been Hank Williams” and “Why Can’t two-man brass section, NRBQ compared to Patti Smith, even You Be Like Other Girls,” a most performed selections from all though their personal forms of appropriate description of her their recordings, including such music are practically at opposite personality and performance. As favorites as "RC Cola” and “Right Be on the lookout for this man! ends of the spectrum. It is the the emcee indicated, everyone can String, Wrong Yoyo.” The set was Expected to be headed in the direction of Memorial Auditorium on highlighted by a performance of the evening of September 20 at 8 p.m., is a master of musical Barbra Streisand’s "People,” with disguises and aliases. Known around various social circles as Reuben tongue planted firmly in cheek. Sano, the Grand Wazoo and Uncle Meat (only to his closer NRBQ finished at seven, exiting relatives), he is to be considered armed, legged, creatively insane to a crowd applauding not only and satirically dangerous. Said to be traveling with Adrian Belew - - the talent, but the general success rhythm guitar, Peter Wolf — keyboards, Tommy Mars keyboards, - — of a well-planned and executed Ed Mann - percussion, Patrick O’Hearn bass and Terry Bozzio program. drums; together they have made their way around under the This was the first time in three country under the guise of a rock, roll ’n whatever band, not to be years that the Goodtime Festival confused with the infamous Mothers of Invention. was able to take place outdoors, He is wanted for producing the most incomprehensible form of judging by the well-deserved fusion known to man. He is also one of the greatest guitarists acceptance it received, it won’t be around. Ifapproached, he may use the name Frank Zappa. the last. dflffsiS i Jason and Medea Waiting for Vd'ffS© Tiresome talk made the time less bearable One for the Duke A tunnel long and lingering is broken by the staccato of human feet by Leah B. Levine not hurried yet somehow in haste. A steadfast stride against the waste. So I traipsed into the Tralfamadore Cafe “ Sunday, looking forward to a quiet evening of Feet beat a grim legacy of the ground happens? entertainment. And what I end up sitting A story in scattered tempo g next to Bill and Betty, a phoney baloney couple, despite the dissonance S> attuned, somehow, who have invited all their friends to the Tralf to of the place. meet Fleece, t Jason and Medea, owners of the Golden Perhaps, in grace, dissonance attuned will win the race c It was a very nice affair actually — Bill and Betty champagne I sipping and greeting all their Take the flight ’’artsy-fartsy” friends. X But the air, filled with clouds —MichaelF. Hopkins 12 of pretension, is getting stuffy and I’m anxious to Jason and Medea who still haven’t made it to Cafe U.fmeet Boy, was I fooled. Classical music Bill and Betty, the sappy happy couple excitedly took center stage. Turns out the diabetic duo was not “Bill” and "Betty” but Paul Kawalec Looking forward, looking back and Elise Pearlman, stars of The Golden Fleece written by A.R. Gurney and directed by Valerie Harris. Dooney at Benno Blimpie by Steve Bartz Gurney’s play one-act is about happily married The Month of Sundays Repertory Company Classical music in Buffalo is beginning to look like a war. After this Bill and who are anxious to introduce Betty Jason summer’s bombshell announcement by Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra and Medea, the Greek mythological couple who were occasionally threw out questions to the couple conductor and music director Michael Tilson Thomas announcing his bringing the golden fleece to the audience. But the onstage. The and scenery used were only props two resignation from the orchestra — effective the end of the 1978-79 couple never shows. For the next forty-five minutes, chairs from a Entrances ringside — table. and exits Philharmonic season UB’s Department of Music appears to be embarrassed Bill and Betty try everything to get required the actors to go through the audience, a attempting to reinforce the front ranks with over 200 concerts and a their ancient friends to the Tralf. The story unfolds difficult task made easy by the not-so-graceful but completely new Classical series. when Bill reveals that is having an affair. Betty capable actors. Jason The big news of the summer was, of course, Thomas' impending gets upset and offstage Warns Medea. A parallel So next time you see Jason or Medea, ask them exit from the Philharmonic.. The orchestra’s most publicized between the Greek couple’s relationship and that of where they were Sunday. Perhaps they had a better personality announced early in that he will be moving on to the contemporary couple is drawn. As and June Jason time. numerous guest engagements with orchestras in America and Europe, Medea’s relationship deteriorates, so does Bill and following the completion of the coming season. Thomas also plans to Betty’s. The women fight the men and, in the end, * * * release a group of recordings with the Philharmonia of London and the Medea kills her children and ditches her husband English Chamber Orchestra. Thomas’ departure will have a profound leaving Bill and Betty to walk numbly off stage, their Editor’s note: Despite the disappointment of their effect on the future of classical music in Buffalo, and already rumors future in the hands of the audience’s imagination. three opening productions, the Month of Sundays are beginning to circulate as to who his successor will be. The idea was great but the fun faded. I tired Repertory Company is to be encouraged for bringing quickly from all the "talklness.” Gurney could have Cabaret theater to these environs. Because of an Dynamic scheduling gotten his point across with fewer lines - forty-five editorial oversight, the review of their first two But the slack left by Thomas’ resignation may well be taken up by minutes seemed more like an hour and a half. productions was missing from the last Sun. The plays the Department of Music's dynamic schedule for the coming year. In Miss Pearlman gave a strong performance, but were Mr. Casette's Contribution by John Ford addition to the such old standards as the Slee Endowment Beethoven more notable was Paul Kawalec. Unlike Pearlman, Noonan and Foreplay, Door Play by Robert Auletta. Quartet Cycle, the Visiting Artist Series, and the student orchestras and Kawalec refrained from laughing at his lines. The The next two plays will be Albert Innaurato’s choruses, the Department has formalized its policy of sponsoring stars complimented each other, however and The Transfiguration of Benno Biimpip and Sexual concerts by faculty members and thus created the Faculty Recital managed quite successfully to keep the "energy Perversity in Chicago by David Memet. Both are Series. The series will feature some of UB’s finest vocalists and level’’constant. highly acclaimed works. Admission for the shows is instrumentalists in solo or group performances, including evenings with There were some nice touches... actors and $1.75. Dates are Sept. 17 and Oct. 1 respectively. Vvar Mikhashoff, Stephen Manes, Gary Burgess, and the Buffalo Brass actresses were planted in the audience and Curtain is 8:30 p.m. Check them out. Trio. Also, the Slee Beethoven Cycle will focus attention this year on some of the most renowned string quartets in the world: the Juilliard, Fine Arts, Prague, and UB’s own Rowe String Quartet. Most of the classical action will take place either at Baird Hall on the Main Street Campus or Kleinhan's Music Hall, home base for the Philharmonic. But Shea's Buffalo Theater will also host a series of operatic productions including Tosco, Rigeletto, and Tschaikovsky’s Nutcracker Ballet. Sing along with ... Of special interest this month is a series which should appeal to commuters. Mitch Miller, the Buffalo Philharmonic’s 'unofficial permanent’ guest conductor, will lead the orchestra in a program of light classics and Broadway show tunes by Saint-Saens, Weber, Cimarosa, Tschaikovsky, and Kern. The concerts will take place on September 20 at 7 p.m. at the Como Mall in Cheektowaga; September 21 at 8 p.m. in Perry, New York; and on September 22 at the Eden Central High School at 8 p.m. Other upcoming classical concert dates: September 19; Faculty Recital Series - the Buffalo Brass Trio p.m. in Baird Hall, Main Street Campus. September 20: Faculty Recital Series the Rowe String Quartet with Leo Smit, piano —B p.m. in Baird Hall September 23; Slee Beethoven Cycle - the Juilliard String Quartet opens this year’s cycle at 8:30 p.m. in the Mary Seaton Room of Kleinhans Music Hall in downtown Buffalo (also broadcast over WBFO FM 88.7). September 24: the Buffalo Guitar 8 p.m. in Baird Hall. September 29 and 30: the opera Puccini’s Tosco in Shea’s Buffalo Theater at 8:30 p.m., located on Main Street in Buffalo’s Theater District. October 1; Faculty Recital Series — violinist Thomas Cheese or tomato extra Halpin and | rgjj || Cheese or tomato i pianist extra Frina Arschanska perform Beethoven sonatas — Expires Oct. 1,*78 violin 8 p.m. in || Expires Oct. 1, *78 L'vJ Baird L COUPON PfOUlRfS SIPAPATf PuPCHASI IBIHBHUiACH COUPOV P(QU.IRIS HalL B SiPARAIE. PURCHASE IBB : LOCATIONS Bob / 'N Seger tonite 5244 Main St., Williamsville Tonight comes one of the acts from Detroit 2367 Delaware near Hertel that has yet to sell out - Bob Seger. The “Ramblin N.W. Cornerof Transit & Wehrle, Amherst Gamblin’ Man” who wrote JiifeOLD FASHIONED 6947 the ultimate protest song Williams Rd., near Summit Park Mall 2+2=? will bring Hollywood Night 4R50 Maple Rd., near Boulevard Mall Moves and Sunspots, baby, to the Memorial Broadway at Loepere Auditorium at 8 BAMWTMPTK p.m. the show ■! ■ i ■■I iVPc Opening will be the rewed-up apathy of Boston’s The Cars (just what you needed). 1 fcUXliiini.—« I. *HAM Tickets may be purchased at all Festival outlets and at the Squire TicketOffice. Changes made Erotic effect ofaphrodesiacs MFC ups enrollment; found practically non-existent found fewer hassles by Andy Wade Gitlin Spectrum Staff Writer An enrollment jump in Millard Fillmore College, the University’s s everyone Evening Division, has been traced to registration procedures free from Practically has heard of them. as many hassles and a number of significant logistical changes. Nearly people have been at least privately The master enrollment plan developed by Admissions and Records interested in them. Almost no one (A&R) for MFC was centered by a “Registration Marathon” held the knows anything about them. weekend of August 29. The Marathon was in part a response to last The fascination people have year’s inconvenient and frustrating registration procedures. Successful about aphrodisiacs as aids to in enrolling 180 students, the Marathon’s aim was to simplify sexual prowess is widespread. procedures and improve access to advisors during registration. An aphrodisiac is any A general decentralization of registration locations decreased substance from chemicals to food, conjestion. Drop/Add locations were moved from Hayes B & C to that increases sexual desire in Squire Hall on Main St. and Fronczak Hall at Amherst. either males or females. Peoples’ needs or desires for aphrodisiacs Last year’s huge drop in Millard Fillmore College enrollment was are quite varied. Sexual blamed on communication gaps and inconvenient registration dysfuction is often the basis for Some night school procedures. students, apparently frustrated in their the interest. A male will often attempts to register, simply gave up, resulting in a 35 percent decrease search for an artificial cure for in the school’s enrollment figures. impotence. Men seek something According to Director of A&R Richard Dremuk, students to increase their “staying power”, registered in good faith early last year but because of department stamina, or performance in moves from Main St. to Amherst during the summer their schedules general. With females, the search were entangled with time conflicts and other cross-campus conflicts. is often for a “love potion” to As of Tuesday evening, MFC enrollment was up from 3198 to “make her sexually receptive and 3324 and general enrollment from 12,600 to 13,300. General break down her inhibitions,” according to psychology professor registration closes today while MFC will remain open until September Mark Kristal, who teaches a Richard Dremuk Director of A&R said that this year’s registration 22. course entitled Psychobiology of was “the most satisfactory they have gone through in years.” Reproduction. r-ATTENTION: Sex problems Director of Sexuality The Graduate Student Research Grant applications Education Center Ellen V/ Christensen suggested that the are now available in the GSA office, 103 Talbert desire for an aphrodisiac may stem from a person’s underlying Hall Granting level for Master &PhD candidates sexual problems. This could include a sexual preference which up to $150 & $250 respectively is felt to be socially unacceptable. In this case, a person may seek an favor potatoes, tomatoes were aphrodisiac. Its influence is both artificial aid to stimulate more often called “love apples”. physiological and psychological. It Complete applications due by socially acceptable desires. Foods rich in Vitamin E dilates the blood vessels, not only Christensen also said that a however, such as peanuts and of the skin — which causes a Thursday, Oct. 19 '78 at 4:30 pm person’s desire for aphrodisiacs wheat germ, are important in feeling of warmth or glowX but could be spurred from ignorance gaining and maintaing sexual also of the sex organs. Your or false ideas about its effects. stimulation. Aside from the favorite spirits also act as a ANY QUESTIONS This is apparent if one visits the improtant indirect effect on narcotic and a paralyzing agent nearest porno or head shop sexual activity from nourishing upon the brain that tends to CALL GSA OFFICE - 636-2960. dealing in sexually related items. foods (energy), psychological remove moral blocks and bring on The eager customer looking for stimulation can be gained from a a light-headed, easygoing, and something to make him the world, senuous dining atmosphere. sexually responsive state of mind. greatest lover finds many options. Marijuana works basically in the Spanish fly same indirect way as alchohol, Double your fun Modern science recognizes only producing a light-headed, Santa Maria One might find bottles of “love two aphrodisiacs to have any uninhibited state of mind. potion”, or tablets. The packaging direct effect. The old claims the product will “double mythological Spainsh Fly is the Rats! Lambrusco your sexual pleasure.” These dried powder from the remains of Variations in human sexual items are physiologically inert but the cantharis beetle of the behavior can be seen as a Fifth $129 the user may derive some benefit Mediterranean. The other, superficial aphrodisiac, according psychologically. Often referred to Rohimbine, is extracted from the to Kristal. Studies have shown as the “placebo effect”. If one bark of a South African tree. that when a male breeding rat has Save a Big 20% by the expects to enjoy increased sexual These are powerful, dangerous been sexually exhausted its female pleasures chances are that it will drugs that inflame the partner will not be able to arouse - thinking,” gastro-urinary affecting him for long period of case $ happen “wishful tract, a time. 12.38 accoring to Kristal. both the male and female sex If however, a new female Certain foods have long been organs in a way that some people partner is introduced to the male believed capable of stimulating find stimulating. They can he becomes immediately aroused. sexual arousal. According to the produce violent effects such as Although this theory has been Encyclopedia of Sexual Behavior, inflamation of the kidneys and difficult to test with humans, the this is a delusion as old as the skin, and sometimes.death. idea is not unapplicable. If a man, human race. The Irish used to Alchohol is often labeled an at the point of sexual exhaustion, were to fantasize about a new s partner, the same affect might PHOTOCOPYING - 8c per copy result. But if a male were to NO JOB TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! actually go to another partner in another room, it would probably The Spccxi\iiM 355 Squire Hall be disruptive enough so that the • • effect of this new partner would not be very stimulating. Apparently, an interest in aphrodisiacs is not rampant on this campus. Christensen said that in her three years of involvement with the Sexuality Education program, she has not encountered any aphrodisiac queries fro students here. She hypotheseised that college students don’t neecT any sort of aphrodisiac encouragement or aid. It seems there is no magic except that of the act itself. —continued from page 1— | Evelyn Wood . . . Rights imperiled. Thursday morning Henderson’s cancellation order was confirmed The Council, noting that it could not delegate Bradford included in his mailing to Millonzi, a fc by Acting Executive Vice President Charles Fogcl. Fogel met with any responsibility to an outside body, then voted, to signed cover letter which read: i President Robert Ketter and later informed Kamzan that it was “not (Evelyn Wood) should be using a State campus schedule the special June meeting and Whiting’s , proprietary that they May 1978 i= to further business.” motion was dropped. 10. Although they may be denied access to the campus, Evelyn Wood Dear Mr. Millonzi. m her J is not taking the setback quietly. When informed of the decision in Earlier, an April 17 article in The Spectrum has You may be interested in the enclosed letter •* New York office, Vice President Janice Dodge said she was “very alleged widespread disenchantment within Ketter’s from the Attorney General to Walter Relihan fJune 4 disappointed,” and that "“the matter is not closed.” Dodge said she Courier-Express and 14, 1976), which addresses the question whether the g would wait for a full report from Kamzan, and then talk to the firm’s administration. The Buffalo g- lawyers before deciding what action to take. Evening News also had reported on the allegations. non-voting member of the SUNY Board of Trustees advertising by At stake here is a large sum of money poured into The News called for the Council to conduct an is authorized to make or second a motion. I would •- company has spent over Evelyn Wpod, Inc. According to Dodge, the 19editorial. have thought, perhaps superficially, that such would we’re a position of false inquiry into the charges in an April in area advertisements. “Now in be permitted, but you will notice that Mr. advertisements,” complained Dodge, who claimed that her firm has At a Council meeting April 17, the afternoon Lefkowitz “■JS6000 reached the opposite conclusion. been put into jeopardy by their eviction from campus. The Spectrum's story broke, Whiting had requested to comment on the issue, Sincerely yours. SA President Richard Mott declined that the allegations be discussed. Chairman Millonzi adding that he is seeking legal advice from the SA attorney. Hilary P. Bradford reserved discussion for executive session. Although the topic did surface behind closed doors, official “I know there is such a memo,” Bradford said minutes show that no motions were made and no Thursday, ‘‘and I have or had it. Possibly, my office action taken in private session. did send him a copy .” The UB College Council is an appointed body of business and community leaders who approve certain Millonzi told The Spectrum he did not solicit campus policies and, every five years, have a role in the May 10 letter and “had no idea” if President the review procedure for the University President. Ketter had urged Bradford to send if. Each SUNY unit has a College Council that includes Bradford strongly denied any Ketter one non-voting student rep. involvement in the letter, saying, “Dr. Ketter did not order, suggest or hint that a copy be sent.” Bradford claimed that sending the letter was “a courtesy, not a conspiracy.” After being questioned After the Council meeting of May 8 and on Ketter’s possible invovlement, Bradford claimed Bradford’s letter two days later, the Council shifted the conversation between he and the reporter “had the special session on Ketter from sometime in June been personal in nature.” to May 19. When reminded that neither party had suggested At the session, the Council heard various special the interview was anything but on the record, support of Ketter and gave the statements in Bradofrd said, “1 don’t want to see a big, long story ROCKIN’ DOWN THE HIGHWAY: Th« re-paving and widening of President a unanimous vote of confidence. The letter in the paper about this tomorrow.” Millcrsport Highway will not begin until spring, according to a DOT from Bradford to Millonzi was not read or presented spokesman. The road will undergo temporary cold-patching this winter at the meeting. to re-repair its numerous potholes. No motioning power After May 19, the Council did not meet again Continuing in office —continued from page 1— until Monday, September 11. At that meeting, show that Whiting made only . . Official minutes Road repair . Millonzi informed the new student representative, one motion at the May 19 session, a request that the Michael Pierce, of the attorney general’s memo and Angered local citizens and already have” — meaning it didn't Council urge the SUNY Board of Trustees to move instructed Pierce that-he did not have motioning members of the New York Public have to cut into residential yards up the official evaluation of Ketter from September power. Interest Research Group to expand the highway. 1980, to “the present.” If Ketter failed the not (NYP1RG) claimed that along Tarrwhalen said that although evaluation, Whiting reasoned, he would be replaced. Pierce told The Spectrum that Millonzi did with increasing the safety hazards, standard line size is 12 feet, the But the Council had earlier ruled that it did not publicly or privately mention that the attorney Commissioner’s office flexible from Braford, the University’s property value might also fall with is have the power under the State Education Law to general’s memo came the expansion of the road. enough to approve thinner lanes. attorney act on any question of Keitels continuing in office. While construction A compromise between State Whiting’s motion was never seconded. Millonzi had sent a copy of both the memo and Commissioner William Hennessy’s underway, the contractor “must Bradford’s letter to Student Association attorney the flow of traffic,” maintain * * * * * — office, local officials. Federal Richard Lippes on May 26, 1978 a week after the according to Tarrwhalen. He said full confidence vote. According to Millonzi, Lippes Highway personnel and RAGE sections will be worked on one at to take for the representatives calls for widening a time, and the road will not be Hilary Bradford, contacted Thursday by The agreed responsibility determining the road only three feet on each closed. Because the thoroughfare Spectrum, could not explain why the memo was sent exact implications of the 1976 memo. side by limiting the width of the is the route traveled by the Blue to Millonzi May 10, in the midst of the furor over Pierce made a number of motions at the lanes to eleven feet. Assistant Bird Bus Company between the Ketter September 11 meeting before he was informed of Commissioner for Public Affairs Main Street and Amherst “1 have no recollection of the incident at all,’ the attorney general’s memo. Millonzi said at the Keith Tarrwhalen explained that Campuses, students can expect to Bradford said. “If he (Millonzi] says I sent it to him meeting that he had been “remiss” in allowing “now the State does not have to eventually face considerably I have no reason to doubt that.’’ student motions last year. use any right of way that it didn’t longer bus rides. —continued from page 9— THE NEW Creative writing ... Sub-Board Magazine and other social forces forms one of the over-riding Detroit caseworker, deals with life in the social concerns common to the Waterfront Writers. service bureaucracy and is now at the printers. The Sub-Board is looking tor people interested in running the new Cab drivers and dock workers are not the only latest project is a ehronicle of working life by a keno magazine. blue-collar authors.. Singlejack Press, a small dealers in a Reno casino. “workers’ press” in Los Angeles committed to publishing such material for a mass audience, has Examination of work been astonishingly successful. Another Singlejack book. One Year in an STIPENDED The operation, run by longshoreman Bob Miles American Factory is by Maynard Sider, an academic and retired longshoreman Stanley Weir, started with sociologist, who worked in a factory a year because - POSITIONS AVAILABLE the intention of publishing just one book, a he could not find a job in his field. collection of short stories and poefry by George Discussing that book, Weir said he was reminded Benet. of Harvey Swadoes who, in the mid-50s, went to “We knew George and we knew he had a work in a factory in order to write his novel. On the EDITOR IN CHIEF closetful of writing that he wasn’t doing anything Line. with," Weir said. “So we talked him into letting us “The literary establishment of the time ridiculed select some and put together a book. After A Place Swudoes, ridiculed this idea that you had to do the MANAGING EDITOR in Colusa came out we-started to think maybe there work to write about it or even that work was worth were other people out there with good manuscripts writing about,” Weir said. “But Swadoes Complained sitting in their closets. So we decided to keep the then, and it was pretty much remained true until operation going and see what happened.” recently, that American literature contains no BUSINESS MANAGER They soon were put in touch with Steve examination of work, no .recognition of the' Packard, a steelworker in Gary, Indiana. His book, dominant role it plays in most people’s lives. And Now is your chance — applications may be picked up in room Steelmill Itlues, became Singlejack’s project. Alter because of that lack, Americans don't really know 343 Squire Hall or 112 Talbert. Application & resume are due by that; came t.ongshorhig on the San Francisco what each other does.” Waterfront by, Reg Theriault, vice president ofLocal Recording to Bob Carson of the Waterfront 6 of ILWU: apd Directory Assistance the Story of Waiters, the time is ripe for change. “There is an SEPTEMBER 29th, 78 a Tclephrutc'Worker, written anonymously by a upsurge of interest in the literature of. work ” he fidephorfe operator. ■ said. "Why else would 2,000,000-people buy a book A novel called (thing Down 6y Oliver Ote. a Hkc Studs Terkcl's- Working?" Talbert-Capen-Norton Multifaceted program Complex is less perplexing in commerce offered Many forms of trade had inte rnational marketing, since implementation of signs evolved over the period of man’s management, finance. and existence. What began as simple economics. They will learn skills, by Mary Kay Fisch bartering has developed into an market analysis, and study Spectrum Staff Writer extremely complex, international cultural influences and enterprise. Many U.S. firms that transportation logistics. Students Telling someone “where to go” are or want to be involved in in the program are expected to in Amherst’s Talbert-Capen- international trade require achieve a minimum level of Norton Complex is a lot easier thoroughly trained managerial competency in their own choice now - there are signs to help. personnel. of foreign language “The Signage Project,” headed Impressed by the new and by Art Professors Don Nichols expanding field, members of the Industry internship and Anthony Rozak seeks to Department of Geography and One important aspect of the “un-confuse” those who use the local international trade specialists program is that it provides the often bewildering held a number of planning opportunity for an internship TalbertCapen-Norton Complex. sessions during the past year to assignment in local industry or The plan — a result of months of establish a program in international service organization. research and testing - may serve international trade. Interaction between the as a prototype for additional The International Trade University and the community is signage for Amherst’s labrynthine Concentration (ITC) unites the stressed. halls. Department of Geography and the A proposed course outline is The package was School of sign Management. Upon provided by both schools involved developed at the request of successful completion of the two with the program. However, the President Ketter, whose office sits and one-half to three year course list may be altered atop complex. According program, B.A. the huge a or M.A. in depending on the goals and of Public Affairs Jim and to Director geography a M B A. degree interests of the students. DeSantis, the package was will be awarded. In addition, Undergraduate students should original plans for included in the degree candidates will receive meet with an advisor in the the Complex but was cut from the system and a strategic spacing for certification that the ITC program Geography Department in order was design by the state. maximum. successfully completed. to work out an individual As a senior project in Out of this work came a program. Communication Design, students 34-page “Interior Signage Community service Applicants must submit scores Don Shiah and Patrick Carapella Manual” detailing the plans The three objectives of the sign from either the Graduate Recdrd volunteered last February to for the entire Complex. The program are to provide a graduate Exam (GRE) or the Graduate research and design the signage international sign system degree option for those students Management Admission Test system. established by the British team of that desire to pursue careers in (GMAT) in addition to letters of Crosby, Fletcher and Forbes is international business, to increase recommendation and grade Long research University bureaucracy no also included in the manual. interaction between professors and students international trade transcripts. For further To many students who use hindrance in their work “The _ The students presented their in information about application these signs, the task of making ease really surprised me,” proposal to Ketter in April 1978 research, and to provide a procedures, see a representative and installing them may seem remarked Shiah and worked on the signs continuing educational service to from the Geography Department simple. But the package of about Technical data was supplied by throughout the summer. Western New York business or the School ofManagement. thirty signs took months of the manufacturers of die-cut Installation is now complete in communities. research including visibility and letters. The Facilities Planning and the Talbert-Capen-Norton Candidates will be trained in Nancy Korman legibility studies, careful choice of Maintenance Departments here Complex. letter style, selection of materials provided logistical information. The project has been so well ! which would meet building and The internationally recognized received that more than 200 signs Si WAIVER$"" 1 fire codes and durability and “Helvetics Medium” letterform for the University Libraries are clarity factors. was selected for its readibility. now being produced, based on the The designers found the The students used a modular principles developed. Deadline for Fall, 1978 Fee Waivers is Abundance of domestic pets Sept. 15, 78 Forms can be — picked up We are in the midst of a After the screening, the If the pet presents a problem i at the | population explosion — not of potential parent requests the type, furniture scratching, disobedience, GSA OFFICIAL— HALL people, of animals. The size and breed of animal desired. refusing to eat Flavo-sancks — overabundance of unwanted The animal is delivered to the help is only a phone call away. domestic animals is a pedigreed foster home, already vaccinated Adopt-A-Pet provides an problem. (except for rabies) and with a obedience trainer to work with The Buffalo Animal Rights complete supply of food, free of unruly animals. Committee (BARC), a division of charge. The pet “care package” Any student interested in the the Community Action Corps also includes a guarantee of full foster pet program is encoui’Sged (CAC), payment of any future veterinary to call CAC for more information WIRC has rallied forth in an Announcing attempt to find a solution. BARC bills. at 831-5552. has developed a foster pet program to give temporary homes FRIENDS OF C. A C. present The around to unwanted pets until suitable, best DJ’s will permanent placements can be made. wash your car for only Adopt-A-Pet, a self-supporting organization, has joined with BARC on the project. The two *1.00 organizations see the UB student population as good prospects for pet parenthood. “Off campus Saturday, Sept. 16 students are'especially good with animals,” stressed BARC from am - pm coordinator Andy Berstein. 11 4 The fostering procedure is simple. Step one is to contact Clement Hall Service Road CAC and express an interest in the program. Students are then 150 Watch lots muscular guys and girls running screened to ascertain the type of of cute ets at Squire Hall until 6 pm Tickets at Squire Hall home life that would be provided around in skimpy shorts and wet t-shirts. 167 Fillmore after 7:30 pm Students $1.00 - Non-Students $1.50 for the pet. a t Jn ill Presents A Gonzo Evening With Hunter Thompson Monday, Sept. 18th at 7:00 pm The Fillmore Room (Msg $1 00 - students $1.50 ■ non-students % 6:00 pm before show Tickets Available at Squire Hall Ticket Office Dr. Hunter S. Thompson has attracted national attention with his bizarre, irreverant political reporting for Rolling Stone. He has developed a writing style which he calls: intense, demented journalism... or "gonzo". "Hunter Thomspon is to American journalism what Waylon Jennings is to country music. An outlaw from the usual form and approach." His books and many articles printed in Rolling Stone Magazine (for whom he no longer works though they keep his name on the masthead) have made him a folk hero. He is recognized coast to coast. He is labeled as either the finest political writer in this country or a depraved misfit to be denied press credentials at all costs. His books include, "Hells Angels: A Strange and Terrible Saga ", "Fear & Loathing in Las Vagas: A Strange Journey to the Heat of the American Dream" and "Fear & Loathing: On the Campaign Trail '72." i s. i Health Service expands to fill Gonzo journalist to speak The same Hunter Thompson who turned the world of journalism on its ear brings his sarcastic wit and bizarre style to UB the growing needs ofAmherst this Monday when he speaks at 7 p.m. in the Fillmore Room. The ex-Rolling Stone writer will be the first of this season’s As the Amherst campus continues to grow in Student Association Speakers Bureau events. Thompson sprang to order to accommodate the on-going move of the national prominence in 1968 when he shaved his head and ran for so does Health Service. University, Health Service sheriff of Aspen. Colorado. He proposed plans for renaming it Fat staffing an office with nurses has been for six years; City and advocated shelling out parcels of mescaline, free for the the first year was spent in Governors; the past five asking. He and his party, “Aspen Freak Power Uprising,” were not were spent in rooms of the Porter Quad in the victorious. Ellicott Complex. Last spring, doctors were assigned Thompson’s journalistic style has been both praised and for the first time to Health Service’s satellite condemned. He describes his writing as “intense, demented operation in Ellicott. journalism or just gonzo.” Most importantly his style has made The Ellicott Complex, along with Governors, Thompson the subject ofliterary discussions throughout the nation. A keen observer of the political system, he has written both has been handling increasing numbers of students exposes and novels on the presidential campaigns of 1972 and every semester, creating a larger workload according 1976. His pieces on the Vietnam War garnered national recognition. of Health Service M. Luther Musselman. to Director At present, Thompson is at work on a novel which will explore aware of the increased demand Musselman is and has what happened to the American Dream. His previous works include initiated plans to equip the Maherst Service with Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail 1972 and A Strange and expanded and better equipped facilities. Terrible Saga, among others. Doctors from the Main Street Health Service Tickets for the show will be $1 for students who purchase will rotate to Amherst on a monthly basis so all the tickets by 6 p.m. and $1.50 foy non-students. doctors can familiarize themselves with the facility. To date, doctor hours are limited to afternoons, while on the Main Street Campus they are available No-shows stimulate throughout the day. —Crltton Dr. Earl Cantwell Musselman would like to change doctor Doctors will serve one month rotations at Amherst visitation hours at Amherst to the morning. The de-tripling in dorms switch would allow lab work to be done for the copier service next month patient immediately following a visit. Another Although Amherst Health Service is ready for by Heide Mason said. Such perplexing decisions are reason morning hours are preferable stems from Sub expansion. Building 2 in the Porter Quad does not Spectrum Staff Writer the common complaint among Board, the student service corporation, and its desire seem to be. The service, which was originally four tripled students. Wilson explained to make a telephoto copier available to Health rooms, is now six. In order to expand further,- “Three’s a crowd” again this that in past years the fourth Service, enabling patients to get prescriptions filled Musselman claimed the facility would have to spread fall as hundreds of dorm students roomate was ofter ostracized by and delivered in one day. out and become an entanglement of hallways. Plans find themselves living the others. By not telling the The telephoto copier will send prescriptions to for an expanded facility have been submitted to the three-to-a-room in space designed roommates who the fourth is, the the Main Street Campus in the morning after a Office of Facilities Planning but Musselman doubts for two. problem is eliminated, he said. patient’s visit; the student-run pharmacy will fill quick approvals. Associate Director of Housing Students also complained of them during the day and prescriptions will be Lack of expansion will also limit the care of Cliff Wilson said de-tripling - the personality conflicts which might delivered to the Amherst Health Service later that patients who need long term medical attention shift of students from not have flared in non-tripled afternoon. The copier will also be used to send because there are no overnight facilities. Without overcrowded rooms to places left rooms. medical records and close the large facility gap further expansion, all health clinics, except a by dormitory “no shows” — between Amherst and Main Street Health Services. counseling and social work clinic run by the School should be completed by next No deposit, no return E3?8cu,tive Director of Sub Board Dennis Black and of Social Work, will remain on Main Street. yveek. Said Wilson, “We have gone Mussulman are hoping to implement the telephoto Karen Shapiro There are two types of triples beyohd the capacity in an attempt rooms. In Goodyear, Clement, to house as many students as we IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON Dewey, and Lehman halls the can.” Each year a certain number triples are double rooms with a of students make a housing tmrd In Fargo, Porter, deposit and then fail to show. Red Jacket, Richmond, Spaulding Wilson said that according to STUDENT MEDICAL and Wilkeson a fourth bed has statistics, about 200 “no shows” been added to a three person were expected this year. Only 160 INSURANCE PROGRAM room, making it a “fourple”. students were tripled this year, According to the “Triple Fact leaving a “safety margin” of about What is it? Sheet” distibuted by housing to 40 students. These 160 are to be the tripled students, a total of 96 “detripled” as soon as the “no It's Accident Medical Expense. Sickness Medical Ixpense. and Supplemental Hxpense male rooms and 64 female rooms show” spaces become available. Benefits for students of the State University of New York at Buffalo It is a twelve-month, have received an extra person. In fact, detripling has already world-wide Medical Expense Insurance program. It is underwritten by the American Twenty-seven rooms in the started. The tripled students are by Accident & Health Insurance Company. New York 10017. and is administered Governors Residence Halls have chosen by their lottery number Higham-Whitridge. Inc.. 175 Straflord Avenue. Wayne. Pennsylvania 19087. been tripled, and 90 three person and some returning students who rooms have been “fourpled” in wanted specific rooms chose them the Ellicott Complex. knowing they would be tripled for ow to join: a temporary period. The rooms Cramped quarters that were tripled, according to All registered students are eligible for participation in this plan. Dependent spouse and Four people living in a room Wilson, were chosed by the RAs included lor unmarried children over 14 days of age, and up to 19 years ot age. may be designed for three has its obvious and area staffs last year. at the Student Insurance Service Ollice. coverage. Applications for coverage are available disadvantages — for example Wilson also said that the Michael Hall. Room D-213. University Health Service in attempting to fit four female detripling is being done within the wardrobes in three closets. triple’s quad. If the quad is full As Richmond resident Barbara the student is then moved to How waive: Johnston said, “Try having four another. As a rule the first student to people study with three desks!” to go is either the one with the hours) _ number or the last Tlu.' Student Health Insurance Program will cover all lull-time students (I or more Because the extra person is highest lottery you the unless not otherwise insured. II you are already covered by another insurance policy, must till considered temporary, and one assigned to room, card, out a waiver card and show prool ol alternate coverage (insurance letter Irom additional desk is not. provided. one of the other roommates ( and employer, or policy copy.I This can he done in Michael Hall D-213. Main Street ampus The only “extra” furniture volunteers. maintained, 261 Squire Hall. ' supplied by housing is a dresser Wilson “The and a bed. tripling worked out as we thought Unfortunately, crowding ts it would”. Some students that only one of the problems caused were not given on-campus housing INSURANCE WAIVER PERIOD HOURS: - by tripling. Resident originally were able to move HAS BEEN EXTENDED UNTIL Michael Hall -10 am to 5 pm M F. Two Ellicott - - Advisors and several tripled on-campus when detripling SEPTEMBER 29, 78. Squire Hall 5 pm to 8 pm M F. students complained that the started. In spite of the many third or fourth person was difficulties, at least two notified too late in the semester. “fourples” have decided to remain ' _ _ SERVICE OFFICE STUDENT INSURANCE Thus, the students within the together. The women in those FOR MORJti Room D-213, University Health Service room in some cases had to decide rooms feel that they would rather r- i Michael Hall, Main Street Campus which person among them must be cramped than lose one of their UL1A1L9.n T f¥C. Telephone: (716) 831-2019 leave. The person chosen was not roommates. Four, evidently, is always willing to leave, the RA’s not a crowd for them. sports public Notice ofOcici& by Merlin and Eddie It has come to our attention that a certain segment of this- University does not appreciate the format pf The Wizard. To make it crystal clear: if you would like to see a boring in-depth analysis of each If you are interested in starting game in addition to a betting line, this collegiate) newspaper will not provide that function. To that end, we advise thcwe who wish to do so, to consult The Buffalo Evening News ap c) Tom Matte Game time is 1.30 p.m. ~ d) Johnny SanVole 2) On April 8, 1974 Aaron surpassed Babe Ruth as the Major League's all time home run hitter. What lefthander did Aaron clout his historic homer off of? Charlie Hough Tom Zachry Tom House A1 Downing 3) The 1967 World Champion Red Sox li had Most Valuable Player and the Cy Young Award Winner. . Carl was the MVP. Who was the Cy Young winner? a) Jose Santiago b) Mike McCormick c) Jerry Adair d) Jim Lonborg 4) Despite their unequaled success in Olympic competition, the Soviet team did not capture a 100 meter sprint gold medal until 1972. What Soviet sprinter captured the eventl a) Boris Kariskov b) Vladimer Gongostovich c) Valary Borzov d) Valary Brummeol STAND BY! The UB Bulls have been preparing this Built have tried to iron out mistakes that were costly week for their confrontation Saturday with John last week. Game time is 1 p.m. at Rotary Field. Let's 5) On Jan. 30, 1971, the UCLA Bruins basketball team defeated Carroll University. In getting ready for the game, the cheer the Bulls to victory! University of California at Santa Barbara, 74—61. 88 straight wins later, on January 19, 1974, their victory streak was snapped by a shot Tomorrow afternoon from what Notre Dame star with 29 seconds remaining in the game? a) John Shumate b) Adrian Dantly i • Roar with the crowd at Rotary c) Scott May , d) Dwight Clay Field; Bulls to : ‘kick at home a (S D (P‘a (£‘a (Z'a (i :tmuuy off* by David Davidson their secondary for Saturday. more support from his offensive and Marcy Phillips “They like to pass,” said defensive line. line coach for UB George Carlo, John Carroll will confront Pssssst. Football is played at who scouted the Blue Streaks last Buffalo with a 5-2 defensive the University of Buffalo. In fact, weekend. “Their best receiver is formation — five linemen and two PROVEN OPPORTUNITY there is a football game Keith Coljohn, who has good linebackers. The Bulls will have to •BE YOUR OWN BOSS tomorrow speed and real goqd hands.” be aware of freshman linebacker -WORK YOUR OWN HOURS — At 1:30 p.m., the whistle will Tightend Tom Cornell is also a Francis Buck, who according to blow and the Buffalo Bulls will favorite receiver of quarterbacks Carlo, is probably John Carrol’s WE ARE SEEKING AN EAGER kick off their 1978 home season. John DuBroy and Kevin Hartman. strongest player. In their previous SELF STARTER TO BECOME OUR Coming off a 35-14 loss in game, JCU surrendered 270 yards REPRESENTATIVE IN THE CAMPUS AREA. Cortland last week, underdog UB Vecchies out for season to Capital in a 24-21 defeat, CALL TOLL FREE FOR DETAILS hopes to pull out a victory versus Buffalo suffered a serious showing a weakness primarily in 1*800*327-3665 John Carroll University. This setback Tuesday when Dan the secondary. { confrontation has special meaning Vecchies, considered an :usrroM MINTED 7>S7///\7 -l ACTOh(Y Lightening speed to Buffalo, especially to head outstanding linebacker, was The Bulls have Gary coach Bill Dando. Back in 1964, forced to undergo knee surgery. Quatrani and Frank Price as receivers, two Dando guided the Blue Streaks to Vecchies will sit out the speedsters who should give the a 44 record before taking a remainder of the year. Dando will Blue Streak cornerbacks a position at Southern Methodist go with two freshmen linebackers, headache. Quatrani started his University. Dando came to most likely being Kevin Lafferty collegiate career at Indiana before Buffalo under Doc Urichin 1966. and Mark DiFrancesco. Shane (D coming to Buffalo and runs as if WANTED Dando’s teams at JCU were Currey, who played so well in ' he has lightening in his legs. ~ known for their explosive offense. Cortland suffered a broken finger, J Though he was not particularly “They’ve got to be ready for but does not figure to miss any Female impressive last week, the anything when they go against action. image of the fleet receiver trotting alone me,” chuckled Dando on Dando is not planning to pull into the end zone Student Wednesday during practice. In any tricks on the offense this is easily conjured up. Price, at the other getting ready for the game, the weekend; instead he’ll stay with a end, was a to the Buffalo Bulls have tried to iron out some conservative game plan. “I just key for attack last week with his pass mistakes that were costly last hope we can go out and just hit catching but most of all his down Saturday. “There were plenty of these people,” he said. Jim field blocking. Though he is athletic Governance Boon them on the film which we could Rodriguez is still the number one not as visible as Quatrani, he is more see and we hope we corrected quarterback, which means Buffalo No athletic valuable. experience is necessary,only registered undergraduate them in time,” Dando said. will try to go to the air. In his second year as head students need apply. Defensively, the Bulls were Rodriguez, who was sacked eight coach, Dando feels he has put Inconsistent throughout the game times and threw four together a successful team. But in Applications will be available in in Cortland and must improve interceptions will seek a little the coach’s mind, success will be 111 Tolbert Hall UB's of a greater measure if 8,000 LEE'S people are out at Rotary Field. APPLICATION DEADLINE IS TAE KWON “We need people out there in the stands cheering these - - guys on,” Class Tima 4:30 5:30 pm Tuas. & Thurs. he Mon. Sept. 18th 78 Basement of Clark Hall - Main Campus FBoeing Area pleaded. For those who remember Beginnerend edvenced Students Welcome! Men , Women. Students, Faculty last year, over 5,000 people W? need Instructor Wan Joo Las - out when the Bulls a Faculty Advisor for football cheerleading, contact Gary 6th firstMEETING Sapt. 19, Tuas. at 4:30 pm partied Dsgraa Black Balt HoMar from - challenged Devin at Basamant of Clark HaH Fencing Araa Canisius, none of 636-2950. Koraa, oaar 20 yearsaxpmfmiea. Umhml Habitation. All ara Welcome! whom could complain of a miserable time. howto title m from rt» compote betwee youpesps. PLEASE NOTE NEW LOCATION! a student, probably your brain actually gets bored and distracted biggest single task is information pro- between words (which is why you prob- Attend a free 1-hourRD2 cessing. You spend more time absorbing, ably find it hard to concentrate when demonstrationthis week: •* analyzing, and memorizing facts than you’re studying). f- *; anything else. And most of that informa- Evelyn Wood would like you to OPEN TO SONY BUFFALO STUDENTS tion is in the form of printed words. spend an hour with us to discover some of the miraculous things your brain can do FACULTY AND THEIR FRIENDS Think what you could accomplish with the proper training. In a single, free, ifyou had your own personal computer 1hour demonstration,you’ll find out why that could digest all your reading almost most people are such poor readers, and MAPLE LEAF as fast as you can turn pages. The time howour new RD2 course can increase and efficiency you’d gain could make a your reading speed at least 300%, with MOTOR LODGE big change for the better in your liferight better concentration and retention. 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Me slento a gusto alguna vez. Nursing Home, 100 Stahl ROOMMATE wanted for good, close, Beechwood VOLKSWAGEN 1969 Fastback, *200 Este sabado signlfica un dia especial: El Getzvllle. Beechwood is located inexpensive house on Bailey. Grad LATKO Rd., or best offer. 839-9710. anlversarlo del mes ocho. Estos ochos near the Amherst Campus. student preferred. Call anytime. 835-7719. meses pasados han sido muy hermosos. FORD GALAXY 1974, power, air, Vo quiero acabado de esperar que el PRINTING begin exciting tiempo AND an career excellent car. 40,000 miles. 833-4922, — ira mas lentamente. Con el ROOMMATE wanted beautiful profundo amor — su lombriz. apartment close to Hertle/Main area. New York Stock Exchange FOR SALE 5.0 cubic foot refrigerator, 834-675^ COPY A $70.00. 832-8350. ANDRE Kole's world of Illusion CENTERS has openings for highly Tuesday, Sept. 19th, 8 p.m. In the Firm 3 MIN. from Amherst Cam. Furnished, — Fillmore Roor.*:. Tickets at the door RESUME PROBLEMS? motivated individuals who want HOUSE SALE living room, grad student preferred. 691-4764. bedroom, kitchen, household items. $3.00. Sponsored by Campus Crusade with Meyer Saturday, Sunday. for Christ. a high income sales career 135 Rd., RIDE BOARD Let Us Show You opportunities for management 11-5 p.m. Call 832-6695 for directions. RIOE NEEDED to Buff State Tues. — STEREO: — track — phono! Samples FREE in a growing money making AM-FM 8 and Thur. Before 10:30 a.m. Will share LUCIAN C. PARLATO 42 Inch console, dark walnut veneer, usual expenses. Call 837-9741. Then Let Us business. - mint condition, only $2001 Call Attorney - At Law 894-4075 after 5 p.m. Call Mr. Robert Kaffey at RIDE NEEDED from Kenmore to Typeset & for a persona! Amherst Campus for 6 a.m. Classes. 5700 Main Street 847-0620 STOVE and misc. furniture, must sell Tues-Thurs. Spilt gas. Call Karen after Moving West. 741-3253. Print It interview or write Fittin, 7 p.m. 873-4124. 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SR 51-11, $40 camera Miranda SLR Sensorex $100 FENDER double reverb amplifier Mike 837-4841. great condition, ,$300.00. 891-4889 Bob. ■67 NEW YORKER, 60,000 miles, needs starter, battery; body and MOVING — must sell 1974 Fiat 128, interior. Excellent condition. Asking Excellent condition. 36 mpg. $600.00. 634-/171. 832-6093. Come Browse and Good, used, bedding, furniture, Save at hardware, plumbing, household items, and anything ■ you can't find anywhere else. BARGAIN BOOK OUTLET University Plaza BROTHERS FURNITURE OUTLET AH types of publisher's 433 Grant-corner Bird closeouts— art, reference, crafts, photography, and much 886-4072 more. 10%STUDENT DISCOUNT Add a touch of atmosphere to MUST SELL — furniture, housewares, your room with our fine prints. stove, refrigerators, bikes, art supplies. Reasonable. Mornings and evenings. With any purchase receive a free 876-7873. paperback! 1971 VOLVO WAGOrt, 4 cyl.. many 1,450. Sat new parts. Very good condition. Open Monday thru 877-4346. 10:00am to 9:00 pm COUCH $20, stereo $100, coffee table bookshelve $15. curtains $25, Very $10, HOUSEHOLD goods' for sale. $25, television $50. reasonable prices. Call pots/pans Must be sold. 885-6488. , Jack after 6:00 evening. ROGERS 4-piece album set, Zllilan f cymbals and cases. Call after 7 p.m. 835-1905. 1-mlle from campus, $180, *165 plus. 691-5846, 627-3907. 1972 Esprit, 4 new radial .FIREBIRD Street, tires, rear spoiler, recent paint. Must be TWO-BEDROOM on Heath Oven* its Annual Not*: Backpage l* a Umversrty service of The Spectrum. SchuMmaiietar Ski Club i* now holding Notion an run fra* of charge. Tha Spectrum raianm the Membership Drive in Room 7. Squire. Quote Day to adit all notion and don not guarantee that all of the notion will appear. Daadlinn are 12 noon, Monday, Dept, of Behavioral Science* need* perton* who think they Wednesday. Friday. No announcement* will be taken over need dental treatment and would like to take part in a ttudy "You will do foolish things, but do them with the phone. Coon* listing* wiH not be printed. of patient retpome to routine dental treatment. Volunteer* enthusiasm." —Colette mutt not be currently under the care of a dentitt. Two filling* will be provided. Contact Or. Norman Corah at 831-4412. Fall Registration materials for DUE, MFC and grad students Arts and Films are available until today in Hayes B. CAC - Wait Seneca,I, II, III: If you have volunteered at the W. Seneca Developmental Center and would like to do to "The Other Side of Midnight" will be presented tonight in — call 831-5552. Orop/Add Last day to add courses is today. On Main St.: again, come to 34S Squire or Avram at Farber 150, MSC, and tomorrow in Fillmore 170, AC by 340 Squire is open from 9 a.m,-8 p.m. Hours after 4:30 are IRC. Free to feepayert. Showtimes are 7 and 10 p.m. reserved for MFC and Grad students. On Amherst: 310 IMon-feepayers should pick up tickets for tonight's shows at Fronczak open from 9 a m.-4:30 p.m. SquireTicket office. p.m. Schedule cards are available today in Harriman, MSC, from "The Secret of Loving" will be shown tonight at 8 in 9 a.m.-8 p.m. back the Porter Cafeteria at the College Life meeting. Sponsored ii by the Campus Crusade for Christ. ID Card* issued to all'new students in 161 Harriman thru "Bobby Deerfield" will be presented tonight at Fillmore today from 13 noon-8 p.m. Students wanting date of birth 170 and tomorrow in Farber 150, MSC. Showtimes are 7:45 on card must bring valid drivers license, passport, or birth page 10 p.m. Tickets are $1 for $1.50 for others. and students. certificate. Permanent ID cards can bo validated at any Sponsored by CAC. Orop/Add location. Special Interests "A Geisha" will be shown in Squire Conference Theatre Regular registration for the Oct. 21 GRE closet Sept. 25. MSC tonight. Call 636-2919 for showtimas. Admission is Students who are interested in law or graduate school who Sigma Alpha Mu will hold its first party of the year this $1.50, $1 for students. Sponsored by UUAB. have not already done so are requested to contact Jerome weekend. Call John at 895-8330 or Mark at 688-7021 for "Barbaralla" (Vadim) will be presented midnight Fink at 831-5291 or stop by Hayes C. Room 6. details. at tonight in Squire Conference Theatre. Admission is $1.50, $1 for Sexuality Education Canter it not accepting applications for Enjoy the Shabbos at the Chabad House. Free hot meals students. Sponsoredby UUAB. Applications volunteer counselors. are available at 356 after services. Candlelighting at 7:10 p.m. Services at 8:15 "An Unmarried Woman" (Mazursky) will be shown Squire m. Hall. Deadline it Sept. 22 at 5 p p.m. and 10 a.m., 3292 Main St. and just over the bridge tomorrow in the Squire Conference Theatre, MSC. Call behind Wilkeson on Amherst. 636-2919 for showtimes. Admission is $1.50 and $1 for English English Intensive Language Institute needs tutors students. Sponsored by UUAB. and conversation leaders for this semester. Learn how you Gay Liberation Front Coffaahousa will be tonight at 8 p.m. can earn credit by calling 636-2079; ask for Michele Ann in 107 Townsend Hall MSC "Harlan County-USA" will be shown at 7 p.m. in Alden Begandy Court Room, O'Brian Hall, AC. Sponsored by the Faculty Chinese Student Association invites all Chinese students to a of Law and Jurisprudence. CAC - Tutor kids in your spare time, grade schoolers thru welcome party tonight at 8 p.m. in Red Jacket second floor Sr. high school. Stop by 345 Squire or call Debbie at lounge, AC. Any questions, call Kevin at 636 4127. 831 5552 Sports Information Hillal services tonight at 8 p.m. at the Hillel House, 40 Attention Grad Students — The deadline of fee waiver Capvn Blvd. followed by discussion and kiddush. Today: Baseball at Canisius College, doubleheader. 1 p.m.; requests for Fall is today at 3:30 p.m. Please send all Soccer at the Lynchburg Tournament, Lynchburg, Virginia. requests to the GSA office at 103 Talbert Hall, AC Balkan Dancers are seeking new singers and dancers for our Golf at the Elmira Tournament. performing ensemble. Rehearsals are Thurs. and Sun. Tomorrow; Football vs. John Carroll. Rotary Field. 1:30 Petitions for the ares councils and main body rep. positions evenings. If you are interested, come to 339 Squire tonight p.m. (Radio coverage on WIRC 640 AM. Ron Baron at the must be in the IRC office by 12 noon today. Mandatory at 8 p.m. for folk dancing or caM 877-4626 or 836-4417. mike); Cross country w/Ohio State at Niagara; Volleyball meeting at 4 p.m. today in the IRC office. w/Buffalo State. Niagara and Canisius (scrimmage), Clark Phi Alpha Delta wishes you to a welcome party at 6 p.m, Hall, 9 a.m. CAC - Blood Aid Volunteers, if you volunteered in past tomorrow at Windemere Elementary School. For more info Sunday: Baseball vs. Mercyhurst College (doubleheader), blood drives, and would like to continue to do so. please call 896 2705. Peelle Field, 1 p.m. sign up in 346 Squire or call Avram at 831-5552, The UB Badminton Club is looking for new members. The Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship is sponsoring a picnic at group meets every Friday night from 7:30 to 9:30 in the Sunshine House is a crisis center at 106 Winspear open every Niagara Gorge Park tomorrow at 10 a m. Meet at Student main gym. Clark Hall. For more informationj:a)l Lee Maly day to help with problems. Call 831-4046 or stop by. We Club. Ellicott. at 632-0302 or Dee Dee 839-3049. r also need volunteers for Fall training. Fisher at Hillel Hayrida and campfire tomorrow at 8:45 p.m Meet at The UB Squash Club is holding their organizational meeting Seats are available for Undergrads on the DUE Curriculum Hillel House, 40 Capen Blvd., of Fillmore .170, AC. Monday at 5:30 p.m. at the squash courts in Clark Hall. committee. Interested call students Sheldon Gopstein at Members, $1 75, others $3.25. Anyone interested is encouraged to attend. 636-2950 The (Korean Karate) Monday, Is your car a clean machine? Do you like watching muscular UB Tae Kwon Do Club meets Wednesday Fridays from in Fee waivers will be available for undergrad students at 111 guys and cute girls running aro>und in skimpy shorts and and 4-6 p.m. the basement of Clark Hall. Men and Women all invited. Talbert Hall, AC from 8:30 a m 4 30 p.m. Deadline for t-shirts? In an effort to funds, WIRC DJ's will of ages are submission of waivers Sept. is 22. clean your machine for only\l. Tomorrow at the Clement Women's Varsity Bowling: First meeting today at 4 p.m. in service 11 Hall road from a.nf.il p.m. basement of Clark Hall. All women wishing to CAC — There will be a 2-part Cardio-Pulmonary Room 3, tryout should attend. For more information, contact coach Resuscitation course given Oct. 10 and 12 in Room 262 Lutheran Campus Ministry will worship together Sun., Sept. Jane Poland, 306 Clark Hall. Squire. A $3 fee will be charged. Sign up now in 345 Squire. 17 at 10:30 a.m. in the Jane Room, AC. For a ride from Mein St., meet at Resurrectioif>kjouse at 10 a.m. Clark Hall will be closed all day tomorrow. West Indian Student Association party is postponed until Fri., Sept. 22. It will be held irr-the Red Jacket second floor Talmud class. 4-5:30 p.m., Mon.-Thurs., 3-10 p.m. in Math. 11 lounge,Ellicott at p.m. CS, Sciences and Engineering. First floor Wilkeson rooms 108, 109. Available at the Ticket Office; Sexuality Education Center is open on both campuses for counseling and clinic appointments on Mam St.. 356 Squire. Students of Management Lecture Series will present Lewis The following events are now pn sale at the Squire Hall open 831-5422, Mon.-Fri., 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and on Amherst A. Jacobs, who will speak on what all successful managers Ticket Office; D115, 636-2361 open and in Porter, Tues. Thun., 6-8 p.m. need to know, but aren't being taught at the University. 9/15-Bob Seger, Mem. Aud., $8.50 Mon., Sept. 18 at 2:30 p.m. in the Squire Conference 9/17-B.B. King, Kleinhans, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50 Volunteers are needed the for Buffalo Philharmonic Student Theatre. 9/20—Frank Zappa. Mem. Aud., $7.50, $8.50 Subscription Mon., Sept. 18 - Wad., 20 Drive. Sept. 9/22-Robert Hunter, Fillmore Rm., $3.50, $5.00* between a.m.-3 p.m. and 4:30-6 p.m. If you can 11 help, International Student Resource Canter at 316 Squire Hall, 9/23—Julliard Quartet. Baird Hall, $1.00, $3.00, $4.00 please call Marty Milter at 834-5123. and the International Student Help Center at 173 MF ACC, 9/23-Cheap Trick, Century. $7,00i* Ellicott. re-open to all international students. Hours are 9/24—Lisa Minelli, Kleinhans, $10.50, $13.00 Phi Beta Sigma Tutorial Bank requests students who are posted on the door. On AC, call 636-2348. 9/27-Aerosmith, Mem. Aud., $7.5<), $8.50 interested in tutoring high school students in the Buffalo 9/29-Paul Anka, Kleinhans, $9.00 community. Please call 636-4200. ' Meetings 9/30—Pure Pairie League, Niagara U., $5.50 9/29, 9/30, 10/1—Watkins Glen Grand Pri* Students who were freshman in '77'78 may ba eligible for 10/6—Cilly Joel, Mem. Aud., $8.00, $9.00 Intarnational Affairs Council wilt matt today at 4 p.m. in Phi Eta Sigma membership. You must have a 3.50 QPA or 10/9—Bob Dylan, Mem. 332 Squire. All international Aud., $9.00, $10.50 Club presidents and officers ’ better in either freshman semester. Contact 331 Squire Hall 10/13—Rowe Quartet, Baird Hall, $1.00, $3.00, $4.00 must attend. for more info. 10/26, 10/27—Fine ARts Quartet. Baird Hall. $1.00, $3.00, International Coalition will hold its monthly meeting today $4.00 > Newman Bowling League has been moved up by one week. at 5 p.m. in 332 Squire. All undergrade, grads and minority 'Discounted great seats available for students, UUAB We will start bowling on Wed., Sept. 30 at 8:45 p.m. For student organization presidents and officers are urged to sponsored. j more info, call Mike Komanski at 833-9781 of Ken Kirby at attend. On Vouchers: 876-8314 after 6:30 p.m. Phi Eta Sigma new members are invited to an orientation Melody Fair, Shaw Festival, Artpark meeting today p.m. in Squire. Korean Student Association will issue its second directory at 3:30 232 MSC. Music Dept. Series; for '78-'79. you the Sloe Visiting If missed welcoming perty or didn't fill Record Co-op meeting for current members will be held Beethoven, Artists, Faculty Recitals out a questionnaire, let us know. John 833-4438 or Yong at today at 2:45 p.m. in the Record Co-op. basement of This weekend: < 636-4475. v Squire. UUAB A I movies: Giesha ITIy-Fj, Unmarried Woman (Sat-Sun), Barbarella (F-Sat. Midnight) African Studant Association will hold a vary important Schussmeistars Ski Club is planning a camping trip to CAC Movie; Last Remake of (Fri-Fillmore moating tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. in Squire Room 330. Please BeadGepte 170, Vermont. Sept. 39-Oct. 3. Open to all. Stop by Room 7, Sat-Fartoer 150) ‘ try to attend. Squire Hall for details. IRC movie: Other Side of Midnight (Fri ONLY-Farbar 150) Tau Kappa Episilon meeting fcr all members and interested ( Craft Workshops start Sept. 18 in the Creft Center, 130 students Sun., Sept. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 339 Squire MFACC, Ellicott. Now phone numbers: 831-6415, 5418 For further Info call 636-3301. Hall. Officer's meeting at6:30 pjn.