M self-regulatecP student press is a free student press. A free student press is free to all who have something worthj The INDIAN saying.

Vol. No. 4 Siena College, Loudonville, N.Y. 12211 October 29,1976

Women Siena students show generosity at bloodmobile

Due to the efforts of Sigma Phi Omega elected to and 130 donors, the Red Cross blood bank is 130 blood pints richer. In the first of its three scheduled bloodmobiles of this year which was held on Monday, October 25 In Frosh offices the Campus Center, frat President Kevin MacCary stated, "This is only one By KEVIN MCALEESE activity which our service-oriented frat Staff Writer sponsors. Many times local cancer socie­ Replace Charlie with Jean, add three ties and other organizations will call more responsible and competent females upon us to aid them in their drives. We to the list, and you have the makings of also coordinate many of our activities the newest additions to the politics of with the Big Brother/Big Sister program Siena College - the class of 1980's here on campus." Freshmen "Angels". For the first time in the history of Siena, the four officers of a class are all female. The newly elected officers are Jean Willis-President, (Rm. 822), Donna Ross-Vice-President, (Rm. 727), Sharon Campus finance committee evaluates budget Lawrence-Secretary, (Rm. 727), and By CAROLYN TROMBE funds allocatted to them. In the past, Representative-at-Large, Mike Finne­ Paula Osoika-Treasurer, (Rm. 521). Staff Writer organization members have left behind gan, remarked, "It is a difficult problem As the first female class president in The Campus Finance Committee, an thousands of dollars in bills that must be allotting funds because the CFC is ex­ the college's history, Jean Willis com­ integral part of the Siena Community, paid by the CFC. pected to evaluate organizations and mented, "1 felt that it was important to has as its objective to allocate funds for Administration Representative to the their value to the students. Yet, at the get involved, especially freshmen year. I student organizations on Campus. Be- CFC, Terry Reynolds, gave a good same time, an organization such as Ihink the election of a female president ceuase of the recently-announced 15 per example of how this procedure works. If WVCR asks for large amounts of money goes along with the bicentennial spirit of cent budget cut, CFC members have an organization is allotted $50 for tele­ knowing full well that it is more valuable change. It's about time!" spoken-out on the CFC budgetary pro­ phone bills and $100 for transportation, to the institution than to the students. Al I four agreed that they decided to run cedures. they may not use any extra money from Students should help decide througoh because they were interested in trying to Kathy Parker Woods, Chairperson of transportation to pay for the telephone some means what organizations are most provide proper leadership for the class. the Committee and Student Senate Trea­ bills, unless given permission to do so by beneficial to the students. The job of the They are all well-qualified, having par­ tohe CFC. surer, said that "three days of meetings CFC is not to make policies but to ticipated extensively in high school took place before school commenced in Class ot '78 Treasurer and CFC allocate funds. Perhaps the Senate activities. The officers have already had September in which the members of the member. Steve Jerome, said, "The should have some means of determining a few organizational meetings, and soon committee tried to iron-out the holes in budget had to be cut due to the procedure these policies." intend to discuss different activities that the procedure. The 15 per cent across the for allocations followed. As early as the Lisa Calvelli, Sophomore Class Trea­ may be available for their class to board cut was recently deemed neces­ meeting of October 28, 1975 I have surer, stated, "The cut was high but un­ sponsor. sary because of over-allocated funds." compared this particular budgeting pro­ avoidable because of the way the pro­ soon they hope to have an open class The Committee's funds are comprised cedure to, manure because we operate cedure stands now. We don't keep a meeting, inviting all interested freshmen of the $40 per semester activities fee per blindly without taking into consideration running total so if we add up the allo­ that would like to attend. The purpose of student times the number of Siena stu­ how much we have to spend in relation to cations and they are over what the fund this will be for freshmen to voice their dents. The major reason for the 15 per what we've spent. The result is a is, the cut ensues. Cavelli indicated that opinions and ideas to the officers and cent cut was giving organizations extra disastrous cut. If things had been done after the 15 per cent cuts have been express any gripes they may have. money while the total fund available did differently, there would be no cut. I feel Any freshmen desiring to ask questions not increase, resulting in a deficit. there should be a system under which we completed, the CFC will possibly discuss or offer suggestions should feel free to can weigh the programs against each the procedure regarding allocations One change in the procedure is to keep stop by any time. The officers' doors are other to determine priorities." which may alleviate large cuts. the organization within the limit of the always open. Political confusion abounds in 76 campaign

By MAE D'AGOSTINO may or may not be of political signifi­ way to achieve quality education. the federal government in the hope of and cance. Crime: eliminating the duplications, waste and PHILLIPCALDERONE The political confusion in this presiden­ Carter: He believes that the best way to inefficiency that now exists. By doing Political Science Society tial election continues. President Ford cut down on the high rate of crime is to this the government will not have to sacrifice worthy spending programs be­ At a conference held for professional seems to be running on a "Down the cut down on the high rate of unemploy­ cause what it spends will be spent more workers last week in Washington, D.C, Democratic Congress Ticket," proclaim­ ment. efficiently. three men were arguing over whose ing that under Democratic Congressional Ford: He believes that the way to cut occupation was created first. One was a control, men get up and say nothing. down on crime is through a system that Ford: He believes that the government doctor, the other an architect, and the Nobody listens, and then everybody insures that those who commit crimes must cut down on the cost of government third, a politician. The doctor spoke first disagrees. Governor Carter appears to receive positive, swift and certain by cutting down the amount government and said, "Gentlemen, certainly you can be running a "Love America Cam­ punishment. spends on programs and agencies. see that my occupation was the first to paign," calling for family love, happy Energy: Economy:' exist. Who do you think pulled the rib out faces, and above all - happy jobs. Carter: He believes that we desper­ Carter: He believes that the major of Adam in order to create Eve?" But the What does all this mean to the Ameri­ ately need ajnaflonal energy policy and failure of the Ford administration has architect said, "Now wait a minute, can voter? Apparently, not much. Elec­ finds the lack of such a policy a major been in the area of the economy. That doctor. My occupation existed before tion '76 may well prove to the U.S. that failure of the Ford administration. failure he credits to the Ford administra­ yours did, because who do you think "Apathy is the most prevalent and Ford: He believes we must develop tion inability to achieve full employment, created the world amidst all the confu­ deadly of all diseases known to man­ alternate sources of energy to free low rates of inflation, a reformed tax sion?" At this, the politician looked the kind." The disease has struck the Ameri­ ourselves from the threat of embargoes system and a cyclically balanced budget. two men squarely in the eyes, and said, can voter in epidemic proportions. and arbitrary price increase. Ford: He does not believe that the government should create and support "But gentlemen, who do you think Here is a basic rundown of the Environment: deadend jobs in order to get people back created the confusion?" candidates' views: Carter: He believes that the protection to work. He believes that through a Abortion: of the environment does not have to be Political confusion would appear to be steadily reduced Inflation, which he be­ Carter: He is personally opposed to sacrificed because of enerov needs. He a problem of monumental porportions in lieves his administration is achieving, we abortion but is also opposed to constitu­ feels that through proper national plan­ the presidential election of 1976. The can reduce unemployment and create tional right to life amendments. ning both energy conservation and en­ confusion began many months ago with lasting jobs. This can occur he believes Ford: He is in favor of a constitutional vironmental conservation can be com­ both political parties at their respective patible. only if we continue the balanced, con­ conventions. This year the Republicans amendment which would give the indivi­ servative economic policy his adminis­ Ford: He believes that it is impossible were the ones who made you lose sleep. dual states the power of establishing tration has pursued. _j You took your Gerltol, tried to catnap limits on abortion. to accomplish every worthy environmen­ Of American presidential elections. It while New York was polling its delega­ tal conservation objective given our need Busing: has been said: "If you have a weak tion, and learned to eat breakfast before to regain energy independence. Carter: He is opposed to mandatory condidate and a weak platform, wrap going to bed. So after a restful Democra­ busing to achieve racial integration. Federal Government: tic showing, the Republican convention Carter: He believes in a total reorgani­ Ford: He is also oooosed to forced Continued on Page Four seemed rowdy and exhausting; which busing and does not believe this is the zation of the programs and agencies of Page Two The INDIAN October 29, 1976 76 election a study in the virtue of self-esteem Although we may not realize or admit it, many of our actions are the Wrong again. A great deal of suspicion should arise when at least resultof the basic human need to be accepted by others. Whether it be once a week, from each camp, we learn there is a new "strategy", a to please our parents by making the Dean's List or to get rip-roaring new "image", and in effect a newly homogenized candidate. drunk in the Rat, the sum total of our actions constitute our "image" From this politically-blurred image which these two men portray, to other people from which we are either accepted or rejected. How come about the only really significant but sad statistic - that less than many times was the old parental adage "just be yourself and people half of the electorate will probably turn out on November 2. Even in will like you" drilled into our heads? doing so, the voters will be taking a great risk no matter which way And so it can be said of Campaign 76...or can it? Mr. Carter and Mr. they vote, for just as the candidates practiced mercurial campaigning Ford are contending for human acceptance - but on a large scale tactics, so may they turn into mercurial executive decision-making. where the measure is the tangible vote and the prize is a four-year You may ask, "what can be learned from this political identity stay in the White House. crisis?" Do they too subscribe to the "just be yourself and people will accept you" way of thinking? Hardly so. We feel the old, time-worn adage still applies. Just be yourself and Basea on carefully strategized polls of voter sensitivity. Ford and people will like you...and trust you...and depend on you. Only when Carter have zig-zagged through the issues in an effort to portray a there is formed a solid groundwork can people either accept or reject universally-pleasing image to the American people. you. Consistency is the key. The ultimate tragedy lies in the fact that a "Commendable," one may say, "a President should try to solve major Presidential election had to be the means through which this everyone's oroblems - that's what he's there for." point was driven home. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

temporary control. They are intended as Majority rule numerical election results. Steve's ra­ FJre Safety a warning system and when properly tionale then and today, is based on his used, can contribute to the safety of Siena belief that this information belongs to the TO THE EDITOR: students. When they are misused, each TO THE EDITOR: Siena Community. The Election Com­ The Siena Community has become life within these buildings is endangered. On October 5th, the Siena Committee mittee is in full agreement. Steve argues more acutely aware of fire safety So far this year the foi lowing violations on Elections and Polling met to formu­ that in the past, students did not have because of the fire in Plassmann Hall, to fire safety equipment in the residence late the procedure for campus elections. access to this information. He argues. early on the morning of October 9th. halls have occurred: Included in the election procedure, the tha4-in-the past, students^ did not havF Although this occurrence held the poten­ False fire alarms set off 9 committee members decided to print and access to this informatton. He-argues tial of tragedy, all of our students and Fire bells knocked from walls 5 post only the names of the election that students might feel uneasy about staff members escaped without injury. Exit signs knocked from walls 2 winners. By a vote of 16 to 1, it was asking for election results. He argues For this we are very thankful. Exit signs missing from walls 2 determined that numerical results, al­ that this is a free country; and he has the The fire in Plassmann Hall emphasized Fire extinguishers missing 1 though not posted, would be available to right to post or print anything that he the necessity for a serious and thorough Fire extinguishers emptied 1 any member of the Siena Community wants. But Steve has ignored some very inquiry into safety procedures in that Glass in extinguisher wells broken 8 upon request. Ond committee member important facts: _ \^ Fire alarm bells stuffed 9 dissented in this decision. This member, building and Ryan Hall. College per­ 1. There never was, and never will Heat detectors loose 3 Steve Jerome, took it upon himself to sonnel, insurance company inspectors be, an attempt to hide election re­ Heat detectors taped 1 totally disregard the majority mandate and officials from the Town of Colonie sults while 1 preside over the Elec­ It is difficult, if not impossible, for a of the committee by posting numerical began immediately to Investigate and tion Committee. determine changes that must be made to fire alarm bell to ring when stuffed with results throughout campus. bring about the best solution to this paper or hanging from wires on the wall; There is no pleasure for me in writing Continued on Page Three problem. Although these buildings met or for an empty fire extinguisher to this letter. I consider Steve a friend, and the building code requirements when function properly; in the, excitement of a dedicated worker, and respect him as they were constructed In 1959, this fire an actual fire, damaged exit signs offer such. However, as Chairman of the The next issue fo The INDIAN pointed up the urgent need for alternate no direction to the inhabitants of a Committee on Elections and Polling, I will be published on Friday, Nov­ means of egress from certain wings of building. Conduct, which at the time may feel obligated to the other sixteen ember 12. Copy to be included must these buildings. Plans are being formu­ appear to be a harmless joke, causing members of the committee to present be in The INDIAN office no later lated and will be presented to the Board damag^to this equipment endangers the some important facts. than November 5. There is a staff of Trustees at their November meeting life of each resident in these buildings. Steve informed the entire committee meeting today during free period which will correct this very serious Perhaps the Plassmann fire, in addi­ on October 5th, after he had lost the vote in The INDIAN office. situation. tion to serving as a warning, will promote on this matter, that he was going to post, responsible attitudes and behavior con­ In talking with several of the Plass­ and try to print in The INDIAN, the cerning the use of fire safety equipment mann residents and staff members on our campus. immediately after the fire, they indi­ The opinions expressed in editorials, columns and features are those of the cated that when they heard the alarm Nancy DaPore authors and are not to be construed as representative of- student or ring, they thought, "it was just another Associate Dean of Students administrative views. false alarm". This brings me to a dis­ EDITORIAL BOARD cussion of a situation that has concerned Ellen Paige Editor-in-Chief the Residence Hall Staff and myself since Norbert Brown Managing Editor the beginning of the year. Exercise the vote Sue Reilly News Editor Fire safety equipment is present in EDITORIAL STAFF each of the Residence Halls and includes TO THE EDITOR: Kevin Davis Sports Editor fire extinguishers, fire alarm bells, heat The Political Science Society has tried Russell Krueger Feature Editor detectors and lighted exit signs. Smoke during the months of September and Bob Fletcher Photography Editor detectors have arrived and will be October to generate on this campus a Jack Knox Business Manager installed in each of the Lakeshore spirit of interest in the candidates and Kevin McCarthy Advertising Manager Apartments occupied by Siena students. issues of Election '76. The results of this Roger Sonier Circulation Manager Fire extinguishers will also be placed in effort will be known on November 2nd Fr. Tom Burns,O.F.M Editorial Consultant the apartments within the next few when hopefully the members of the Siena weeks. These systems provide a method community will turn out en masse to cast STAFFWRITERS of warning in case of fire, and a means of their votes for the people and ideas they Chris Abele, Debbie Barker, Sue Barnett, Joe Beats, Mike Botticelli, Anni believe in. Castlglione, Phil Calderone, Bryan Coakley, Lori Collins, Gary Conroy, Mary FRANKLY SPEAKING ... .by phil frank Like most organizations interested in Franklin, David Friscic, Donna Gallagher, Linda Gonyo, Caroline Holt, Cindy politics, the Siena Poll Sci Society has Hopko, Sue Hourlgan, Denise Irwin, Kathie Kavanaugh, Cindy Koltko, Nancy 5E-. Sex.... ^x APPEAL- been disturbed by the apathy that has Lussier, Tom Martin, Kevin McAleiese, Elaine Molls, Tom Murphy, Liz Nealon, 6EX/AIE-5S,,, S^LEi5.,, swept across this country in the past few Carolyn Trombe, Adele Sheridan, Ron Wharton, Joe Williams years. But the Society has been even SBWWGi... AH W£^E IT (S COPYSTAFF more disturbed by the fact that that Linda Cavanagh, Lou DeLucia, Susan Dunning, Loretta LeDuc, Daniel McGuire, apathy has often pervaded this college. MeASmSlG ALTirVOB^.... Debbie Morgan, Ginger Neary,Mlchael Sanfuill, Liza Zandri, Use Zeledon This is distressing because apathy is a threat to a community like Siena which ADVERTISINGSTAFF has as its tradition a concern for man and his world. Itwas this concern that caused Joyce Miller the Society to present events and PHOTOGRAPHERS activities aimed at making all members Carl Aiello, Jim Benoit, David Linehan, Sue O'Connor, Chris Phelan of the Siena community more aware of and more interested in the choices facing CARTOONIST them in this election. Kathy Canter Therefore as spokesman for the Siena Political Science Society, I urge all The INDIAN is published by the students of Slena College at GAN Press [P.O. members of our community to use the Box 31, East Greenbush, New York 12061]. News and editorial facilities are power given to you and the duty located in the Publications Building in the northwest corner of the campus. Mail entrusted in you by exercising your vote should be addressed to: The INDIAN, Campus Center Office, Siena College, on Election Day. e College Med.o Services Box 941 f Berkeley, Co 94709 Loudonville, N.Y. 12211. The INDIAN'S telephone number is 783-2525 or ext. 2525. Philip Calderone October 29, 1976 The INDIAN Page Three WVCR faces financial bind By DONNA GALLAGHER supported by the Siena Community. The ment stated that it would be deferred equivalent." Staff Writer CFC granted half of this year's funds until next year. One reason the request WVCR is a 250 watt input, 350 watt Without many students being aware of while the second half is held in reserve. was deferred was that "No documenta­ output station that has a listening it, Siena is in danger of losing WVCR, its WVCR was asked to look for some other tion -of community support for the audience of a range up to 40 miles. While college radio station. form of supplemental funding, after they station's programming was cited in the the Capital District, RPI, and Albany Recently a budget of $17,525 was do so, the CFC will decide if the reserve application. The application was accept­ State receive the station and have said proposed by Joseph Camerino, General money should be granted. ed for filing because it is their hope that how much they enjoy it, Siena dormers Manager of WVCR to the Campus Joe Camerino requested of the Federal "through technical assistance, in a year might have a hard time getting it Finance Committee. The CFC questioned Government a sum of $21,624 last spring, or two, Siena College would make a because of the building construction. the amount because they wondered 3/i of which would be received if granted. larger commitment to WVCR and to (The steel frames absorb the sound whether the station was "too big" to fall $7,208 would subsequently come from the broadcasting in terms of a larger waves.) If the funds were allocated, the under the CFC's jurisdiction of being just CFC to bring the budget to a total of operating budget and full-time paid station could go to 1000 watts and become a student project, and also whether it was $28,832. In response the Federal Govern­ professional staff of at least three or the stereo, thereby eliminating this problem. WVCR, 88.3 on the FM band, provides a great deal of variety in its 14-18 weekly hours of programming. The station Senate cuts fund allocations maintains a base of progressive and rock music, complemented by mysteries, polka music hours, comedy shows, By MICHELE WIL1.IAMS Kiszka reminded the Campus Center beer was purchased through the Rat and drama, Franciscan radio visitor, educa­ Staff Writer Committee that wholesale liquor may be will be sold for 25 cents per glass. Results tional, and Sherlock Holmes. Every The newly elected Senators: Mike purchased through the College. The CCC of the Octoberfest were discussed. Poor Friday night there is a 50's program McLane, Frosh Rep.; Phil Kerwick, plans to experiment with a Happy Hour attendance was cited as putting a dam­ (oldies but goodies) and a sports special Lake Shore Rep.: Judy Allen and Jay in the Rat. Senator Patenaude also stated per on the festivities. ("Grim Look at Sports"), and news is Girvin, Commuter Reps., assumed their that due to a strike by Budweizer, a The Senate approved a half page ad In broadcast three times a day. responsibilities by attending their first pitcher of BUD is now $1.75; glass prices the Saga yearbook. A memo was sent A new program, which should be Senate meeting on Thursday, October 14. are unchanged. The Music Room will be back to the Senate by Cathy Buterwitz, beneficial to the English Department, Guest speakers before the Senate were open to students, who can exchange their Career Planning Laison, stating that consists of full dramatizations of books, Mr. Ed Shaw and Mr. Bill Smith of the ID for a key. Millington suggested that_a Mrs. White needs help recruiting forty (52 in all), including "Grapes of Wrath", Siena Alumni Association. Mr. Smith, soda and/or coffee machine be Installed speakers. Mrs. White requested aid from "Don Quixote", "1984", "For Whom the Chairman of the Alumni Invitational In the Campus Center Lobby, so that students representing each mai£r to Bell Tolls". Also in the planning stages is Basketball Tournament discussed the during intermissions of the Little The­ make Career Day on November 17th a a jazz show. purpose of the Invitational in the hope atre, or special performances, refresh­ success. Broadcasting hours are 8 a.m. to 3 a.m. that students will support the event. ments should be available. Senator Collins gave a brief report on two days a week, 8 a.m. to 2 a.m. on Also In attendance was Mr. Kelly, Arts The Chartering and Fiscal Manage­ the Library Committee. The Rev. Jer­ Fridays, and 11 a.m. to midnight on Division chairman, who requested that ment Committee heard petitions for ome Dawson Labrary was criticized by Sundays. the Senate submit a list of 15 students, budget proposals from the Biology Club, the Middle States College Evaluation and Joe Camerino has two goals for WVCR. interested in the Board of Instruction German Club, Greyfriars, Sociology, and Accreditation in 1974 for just meeting His short-term goal is to acquire enough recommendations to serve on a review Military History Society. Due to an their standards. The library Is under funds for the station to go stereo, so the committee to voice student opinions. overall, budget cut in the Senate's Dona­ consideration for expansion; proposals Siena students will benefit. His long- The Senate meeting continued with tion Fund, the Senate had to drastically for an administration building and/or a range goal Is to acquire a communication committee reports, as the selection cut the monies to be allocated. The new dormitory are also being considered. and journalism curriculum, and for the process was continued with Joe Tichenor Biology Club's budget of $298.09 was Dean DaPore spoke with the three radio to provide on-the-job training for being named as Chairman of the Cultural unanimously passed. The Greyfriars' resident directors of Ryan, Hennepin and these. Siena has a number of graduates Committee. The Senate unanimously budget of $550, the German Club's budget Plassmann Halls to discuss study area who have already benefitted and have accepted a list of 28 students to serve on of $450 and the Military History Society's policy. Ryan Resident Director, John jobs in other radio stations, WTEN, and the Entertainment Committee. Bill Lar­ budget of $220 were passed. The Socio­ Brennan, reported that Ryan's study Channel 6. kin, Peggy Burns and Gwenn Banach logy Club, Poll Sci Scoeity, and Psycho­ lounges are open 24 hours a day, with the There are opportunities for writing, were named to the Speakers' Committee. logy Club will present their budget lower lounge holding six to seven stu­ public speaking, program management, Members of the Sunday Movie Commit­ proposals to the C.F.M. Committee by dents at one time. Mary Beth Ryan, public relations, technical engineering tee are Shawn Cunningham, Chairman; the next Senate meeting. Hennepin Resident Director, stated that and much more. The present staff David Cleary, David Crandall, Frank The Class Organizational group was the study areas are open until 2 a.m. on consists of 45 but there is room for 75-100 Komar, Pete Chicola, and Greg Garvin. allocated $300 for the Semi-Formal. The week days and until 12 a.m. on weekends. students. Positions as newscasters,, Appointed to the College Conduct Com­ date for the Semi-Formal has been set for Tim Loopman, Plassmann Resident Di­ sportscasters, substitute disc-jockeys, mitee were: Jim Kosloff, Anne McKen­ Friday, November 19th, from 7 p.m. to 2 rector, stated that the upper lounge Is publicity people, engineers, and produc­ na, and Dave Linehan. The College a.m. Bids will be sold for $15 per couple. open 24 hours during mid-term week; the tion workers are open. For some a Conduct Committee serves as an appel­ Anyone wishing to help with decorations lower study room closes at 2 a.m. license is required (disc-jockey) but late to the Student Judiciary. is requested to contact Karen Hughes, Dean DaPore commended the Cham­ most involve only on the job training. At the October 21st meeting. Senator Sophomore Class Secretary. pagne Breakfast, but stated that she was Anyone interested in obtaining more Mike Patenaude reported on the Campus A fiscal report on the WVCR mixer was appalled to hear that the behavior of a information about WVCR can contact Joe Center Committee. Wine taps and a given. With approximately 650 people in few students disrupted the evening by Camerino or Jerry Johnson in Plassman jukebox have been installed in the Rat. attendance, WVCR grossed a profit of causing $300.00 worth of damage to the Hall. Letters will be sent out and The rug is presently being installed $329. The Officials Club will sponsor a cafeteria and physical harm to a Sequeba provided in Siena Hall along with posters downstairs, after extensive delays. Mr. mixer on Saturday, October 30th. The employee. telling the time and place of meetings.

stakingly selected responsible people to tion. hand, perhaps the word, "misbehaved" Continued from Page Two hand out numerical results, posted their As Chairman of the Committee on is more appropriate. Fruit began to be 2. The committee was instructed by names at all polling station, and printed Elections and Polling, I found Steve's thrown, tablecloths were torn off the, Myon October 5th.: "Anyone who them in The INDIAN. Apparently, this direct and deliberate actions against the tables in an effort to perform so called wants numerical results gets them. was not enough for Steve Jerome. decision of the committee, unnecessary, "tricks", candles were stolen and people Don't ask any questions. Don't hesi­ I personally found nothing on the unwarranted, unfair, and an exercise in were harrassed. In some cases physical tate for a minute. If I find out that numerical results that Steve posted poor judgement. Through his actions, he injury was incurred. any of you withhold election results, everywhere, to be offensive or deleter­ questioned both the word and the What these few people managed to do you will no longer be members of ious to anyone. But some people did. integrity of the Election Committee, was to ruin an entire well-planned this committee." Students learn at an early age about which had promised the Siena Commun­ evening. A lot of effort and organization 3. During the first public tabulation failure, and keep on learning. But that is ity that election results would be, still went into the planning of the breakfast. of votes that I can recall at Siena, not the point. Steve Jerome has given this are, and will continue to be, available to Apparently, those individuals who man­ several candidates came to ask community the impression that the anyone. aged to embarass themselves in front of about their election status. Even Election Committee lacked the common Sincerely, others do not realize the amount of work before all the votes had been count­ sense to allow students their inherent Mae D'Agostino it takes to insure an event's success. ed, they were given up-to-the-minute rights. The facts, regardless of how they Chairman, Committee on Their lack of respect for others and for numerical results. may be twisted or construed, prove the Elections and Polling themselves was obviously displayed by 4. One hour after the results had contrary. their actions. been tabulated, numerical results In short, Steve Jerome would lead As a Senate we would like to apologize were in the hands of all dorm reps, many to believe that he was the Siena to all those who were offended by the in­ and Senate reps, for distribution to Rowdies ruin it hero of first amendment rights; when in excusable antics of a few. Needless to say anyone upon request. fact, there were 16 heroes. Steve posted TO THE EDITOR: we are embarassed and we sincerely 5. On October 15th, two days after those numerical results as coming from a On the night of the 15th of October, the hope that their behavior is not considered the election. The INDIAN reported: freedom of information committee. No Student Senate and the classes sponsored as a reflection of the general student "...these figures are available to such committee exists on this campus. It a champagne breakfast which followed body at Siena. We would also like to ask ALL students for their inspection..." is my responsibility to charter and the Judy Collins Concert. Serra Hall was all students to be more aware for the The facts are very clear. The sixteen recognize new organizations and com­ set-up very nicely for the event and the concern of others. If we all strive for a members of the Election Committee mittees. 1 wonder why the name of a Sequeba food service personnel deserve keener awareness we will undoubtedly were more aware, concerned, and cog­ truly non-existent Siena committee was commendation for doing such a fine job. improve the general climate of the nizant, of the rights of Siena students to used on the posted fliers. If Steve felt so The beginning of the evening went campus. have those election results, than Steve strongly about his actions, I think people quite smoothly but soon into the evening Respectfully Submitted, Jerome would lead many people to on campus deserved to know who a few individuals began to get out of The Student Senate believe. The Election Committee pain­ actually was disseminating that informa­ Page Four The INDIAN October 29, 1976 Speaking of .. .Dr. Woll Financial aid By JOYCE MjLLER added to the program in tne spring. This StaffWriter advanced course is designed for the more Dr. Robert Woll, new head of the serious psychology student who wants to ^ clarifies psychology department, has voiced the specialize in one specific area of re­ hope that his new position will enable him search. The papers the students will to help improve this expanding depart­ write in this course wifl be presented at ment. He wants to encourage the the meeting of the Undergraduate Re­ exch^ge of diversified opinions of search Corporation at Fredonia. Siena program teachers^nd students, which will hope­ hopes to be the host school for this event in two years. fully result in a well-rounded learning In an effort to better inform students experience for both. To actuate this Dr. Woll received his bachelors degree about financial aid programs, the Finan­ format, he and other members of the from City College In New York City, and cial Aid Office will endeavor to print the psych, department have participated in Vis doctorate at the Institute of Animal facts about available assistance in The "team teaching". This consists of lec­ Behavior at Rutgers University. Five INDIAN on a regular basis. We welcome turing in one another's classes, therefore years ago, he moved to Latham with his' any questions and will answer them in providing various viewpoints on many wife, son and daughter, and took his this column. Please submit questions in psychological theories. Adding to this position as teacher at Siena. writing to: Financial Aid Office, Mc­ diversification is Dr. Barbara Schoen- Besides being a member of the Guire Hall, Siena Campus. feldt, who is the newest member of the Psychology Club, Dr. Woll is active in the This month we would like to point out Psych, department, having joined this Photography Club, and serves on the some important facts about TAP (New year. Campus Finance Committee. York State's Tuition Assistance Pro­ One of Dr. Woll's main concerns is The new head of the psychology gram). AAany students have not as yet keeping up the growth of the department. department summed up his philosophy received their "Award Certificates" A grant from the National Science on education by saying: "I think students from the state although they filed early Foundation totalling $4000 has enabled must come to grips with the material this summer. We suggest that you call the department to purchase several new themselves, and not just accept what I the Office of Grants and Awards at (518) pieces of research equipment. Also, a tell them in my lectures. The students Dr. Robert Woll 474-5643 or 474-5645 if you are sure you new course. Special Studies, will be must think for themselves." —(Photo by^e O'Connor) filed at least six weeks ago and have not received a reply. It is important to note can many other common expletives. IBIB»8»»«n-ffwrm»»5 5»ttrvts 5»»fm»»»»•»51 B »»»a BTr»»»-»a ^ that no student may be assured of an Thus; in addition to sounding like a total award until they have received an award : bore, the chronic cusser is getting by certificate from New York State. They with a dwarfed vocabulary of grunted are mailed directly to your home by the Opon Line elementary sounds, reflecting an inabil­ State. Please note that filing of a PCS is ity or unwillingness to think before not an application for TAP - only college speaking. It is not, as some have argued, funding is awarded through submission By FR. TOM BURNS, OFM a harmless habit of growing up, because of a PCS. Separate applications for state Chaplain the longer a person satisfied himself with tap and federal basic grants are avail­ the worthless coinage of empty words, able in this office if you have not already the harder it is to utilize the skills filed for this academic year. required to speak meaningfully. One ^^•••oa««6«tB«oaB D 0 • 0 0 ttj t.l.t.»St B.tt.a.»Jl.tt.«.«J.BJ.«JL«.«.t.».B.«J B 8 B » 8,B Bi night a student in my building spent a Be sure you receive the amount to l» which you are entitled - it should be close offender. The ten year old who defiantly great deal of time hurling a meaningless CUSSING WITH CLASS to the amount estimated by this office if tells his teacher that she is full of human sequence of obscenities out his window at your parents filed a PCS with accurate Hours spent hearing confessions rarely excrement is demonstrating a kind of the top of his lungs. I had to control an Income information for 1975. Many provide incidents of profound humor, but anti-social behavior symptomatic of irresistible urge to fine him-not because students who should have received on occasion I have had to stifle a few several possible deviations from normal he was drunk, obscene, disorderly and Schedule C awards (those who did not chuckles when pre-adolescent boys (and development. When a collegian with the violating quiet hours, but because he attend college before 7-1-74) were pro­ a few girls) attempted to confess their advantages of middle to upper middle evidently had no idea of what he was cessed on the wrong schedule, thereby moral and linguistic lapses into the world class upbringing and education cannot telling the rest of us about himself. receiving much less than they should of vulgar language. One enterprising utter two consecutive sentences without On a lighter note, the dependence upon have. Others sent the State information youngster went so far as to enumerate numerous references to the "F" word or obscene words deprives its users of the regarding other scholarships and grants his uses, as he put it, of the "F" word, the one of its equivalents, one can only opportunity to participate in scintilating which did not duplicate their TAP (only "S" word, the "D" word, etc. conclude that either the student has verbal swordplay. Take, for example, the ROTC Scholarships are considered-to be It is hardly news to anyone here that unresolved adolescent identity problems episode of Winston Churchill, confronted a duplication). If your "Award Certifi­ the "F" word is alive and well on the or that he is too stupid to add any variety by a high society woman at a party who cate" lists an amount under "Other campus today. Apparently, individuals in to his vocabulary. Neither condition is told him, "You are disgustingly drunk." Benefits per Term", your TAP was the 18-22 year-old bracket no longer live Irreversible, but then neither is very Stifling the temptation to hurl an decreased by this amount. Check your in mortal fear of either going to "H" or flattering to the individual or to the expletive, Winnie replied, "And you, my award certificate carefully for errors. having their mouths washed out with school. good woman, are ugly. The difference Please bring your parents' 1975 State tax soap, and with these stringent socio- being that in the morning I'll be sober." Aside from instances in which it is used return, together with your W-2 or religious sanctions removed, engage in a Hopefully, after four years and $16,000 deliberately to scandalize or shock, information concerning your own '75 veritable orgy of four-letter expletives worth of the best liberal arts education vulgar language is a moral problem earnings, to the Financial Aid Office if that would be the pride of any medieval money can buy, we will at least have because its users resort to a cheap, you feel your TAP award was nof bordello. There is even "Greek chorus" some graduates who can swear with valueless means of verbal exchange processed correctly. We'll be happy to competition between the dormitories on class, those willing to get off their "A" which challenges neither the speaker nor review it for you. certain evenings, with the winners going the listener to develop communication and think. Shakespeare would smile from on to defend the honor of the school at the skills of any kind. Comedian George heaven to hear the green-and-gold sec­ Remember, if you are a New York annual Siena-State basketball game. Carlln, in a memorable sketch entitled tion of the ARC respond to State's taunts State resident and attend a New York Just as beauty resides in the eye of the "Oh, Shoot", makes the point that the with a hearty chorus of: "May an aging State college on a full-time basis, you are beholder, so too the nature of the "S" word-with slight variations-can be mastodon evacuate in your student eligible to file for TAP. Your parents' net obscenity resides in the mind of the used for nearly every part of speech, as union." Now there's class. taxable income must be $20,000 or under to qualify (after deductions - see line 9 of cTimiiiiiiiumiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiriimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiinmiiniiiiinniiiiiiiiig their 1975 State return if they filed a long Election76 form), unless there are two or more in Continued from Page One college. Higher incomes may be divided him up in an American flag, and talk Wlial't ha^nins? by the number in college, and the State about how good it is to be American." Friday, October 29 Tuesday, November 2 will process these applications under the During this bicentennial year, it seems -I-Last day for withdrawal from course -I-I2:05-I2:50-Open Line Debate Forum old Schedule B (($600 rnaximunvAwardJ^ that we've done just that. Yet, on -I-Last day for Pass-Fa 11 Option CC Min. It is our goal to see that every eligible November 2nd, there is a choice to be -l-12:40-Sociology Club Mtg.-CC Conf. Wednesday, November 3 New York State resident who attends made. Rm. -1-7:30-10 p.m.-"How to Conduct Your­ Siena College receives the amount of Candidates for President of the United 4-3-6 p.m.-Art Exhiblt-CC Conf. Rm. self on a Job I nterview"-sponsored by. Tuition Assistance to which they are States must be careful not to mislead, -f 7-12:30-Whole evening of Horror Delta Sigma Pl entitled - you are the ones who will misguide, and misdirect the American Films sponsored by Soph Class-RB 202 -1-9-12 p.m.-Sr. Class 200 Day Party- tjenefit, but only you can help us succeed people to provoke .emotional responses Saturday, October 30 Rat^ in our efforts! and win votes that way. America, in the -|-1:30-Football vs. HVCC Thursday, November 4 year 1976, has limited potentials and -M-5 p.m.-Cider & Donuts (near foot­ -1-8 p.m.-Science Fiction Film-CC Thr. capabilities. Still the strongest nation In ball field-spon. Jr. class November 5-7 Parents Weekend -1-7:30-8:30 p.m.-Adult Bible Study-CC the world; we are inherently limited in •4-9-2 a.m.-Officials Club Mixer-Rat. Friday, November 5 Min. resources, land, labor, capital, and tech­ Sunday, October 31 4-9-1 a.m.-Wine & Cheese with music- -f5:30-8-General Biology Exam-RB202 nology. These limitations cannot be -1-12-4 p.m.-Big Bros.-Blg Sister-Hallo­ Rat "hoped" away, or "promised" away, by Tuesday, November 9 ween Party-Rat. -1-9-2 a.m.-Banjo Night-ARC anyone. For the millions of Americans -l-12:05-12:50-Open Line Debate Forum -f 4-5:30-Little Afternoon of Muslc- Saturday, November 6 w/ho hope that Jimmy Carter will indeed CC Min. featuring-Jim Gold-guitarist-CC Theatre -1-2 p.m.-Afternoon Reception spon. by lead America into a renaissance of love, -f 8 p.m.-Religious Studies Speaker-CC -1-6:30-9:00-Delta Sigma Pi Mtg.-Siena Women's Club-Rat understanding, and strength, I fear that Thr. 120 -1-7-2 a.m.-Cocktail Dinner Dance-ARC the Carter promises may all too clearly Wednesday, November 10 -l-7&9-Film-CCThr. -1-3-6 p.m.-Art Exhiblt-CC Conf. Rm. demonstrate the truth of Lord Halifax's Monday, November 1 (thr. weekend^ -1-12:40 p.m.-Psychology-Club Mtg.- dictum that, "Although hope is very good -1-12:50-1:15-Lunch Hour Religion Sunday, November 7^ ^ Siena 202 company by the way...it is generally a Movie-CC Min. -l-Continental Breakfast-Rat -1-8 p.m."Bridge Over the River wrong guide." -1-7-10 p.m.-LSAT Gre Prep. Class- -f7&9 p.m.-Film - CC Thr. Kwai"-RB 202 Ed. Note: A straw pple was held on Siena 120 Monday, November 8 Thursday, November 11 Wednesday on campus. Out of 462 poled, -1-7:30-8:30 p.m.-Adult Bible -1-12:50-1:15 - Religion Movie-CC Min. -|-7-10:30-Military History Society 250 voted for Ford, 166 for Carter, and 36 -f-8 p.m.-Greyfriar Film-"Our Town"- -f7-l0 p.m.-LSAT GRE-Prep. Class- Film-RB 202 for McCarthy. RB 202 Siena 120 -1-8 p.m.-Science Fiction Film-CC Thr. October 29, 1976 The INDIAN Page Five ,*.v:':*i*:'.'*;*;*;*^;*;v^s*» student who Is not convinced of the value do better because I procrastinate. You of getting a college education or of doing can't blame me. I procrastinate because well academically Is likely to procrasti­ my parents procrastinate. I caught It nate. As is the student who believes that, from them or from a roommate or from Counseling it is more important to socialize, to play mv second cousin. I can T neip myseit." sports, to earhlhoney frorfTa part-time And he comes to the Counseling Center job, or to find a girl friend or a boy friend. for a pill which will cure his Illness. But At times, too, the student who procrasti­ there is no pIM. Corner nates with his school work does so simply Frequently, too, the procrastinator will becausfe he finds other activities jriore be overly involved In other activities. The enjoyable and hels unable or unwilling to other activities serve him in at least two By PAUL Cmn, PhJ>. pass up present pleasures for future ways. They may provide him with the Director of the CounseOng Center rewards. feelings of success that he does not More often, the procrastinator Is a anticipate from his studies, and thus he S^5* person who sees himself as Incapable of receives the recognition and approval ot successfully meeting the demands put others and maintains his self-esteen. So You're a Procrastinator I Improving our social life or maintaining upon him. He may be so afraid of failing Quite common with many procrastina­ Well, you are not alone. Everyone our physical health. Some indlvlrfnals that he will not participate In any tors Is the feeling of being overwhelmed procrastinates, at least sometimes. All of long-undone tasks on their shoulders that activites where success If not guaran­ by the amount of work which has to be us at times put off until tomorrow what they cannot function adequately at all. teed. And remember here that falling done. The work piles up as the procrasti­ we could do today. And when tomorrow Before we make some suggestions for means something different to each of us. nator lets every tomorrow slip by. Now comes, some of us will put it off until overcoming procrastination, let's look at Academically, while all students "fall" If faced with a mountain of work to be another tomorrow, and again and again, sorne oossible causes. they get an "F" grade, a particular completed before a certain day, the until the next tomorrow will be too late. Sometimes a person is so preoccupleo student may "fail" If he gets a C grade or student becomes Increasingly anxious But all of this does not go easily for us; with and troubled by problems that tie Is even a B grade because he views any and helpless. The apparent impossibility we begin with tiny pangs of nagging guilt incapable of attending to the work that grade lower than an A as~"not success". of doing all the work to meet the deadline and, with each tomorrow, the guilt must be done. For example, a college Just as all of us at times will tend to results in anguish and a despair which grows, self-criticism blossoms, and the student may procrastinate with his avoid experiences where we anticipate almost Immobilizes him. Often, too, result often Is feelings of despair and school work If he Is worrying about his "not succeeding" or falling, the college concomitant feelings are anger which is hopelessness. parents, troubled by a conflict with his student with little confidence In his directed at those who have put him In his Obviously, procrastination Is no big girl friend, or depressed because he feels ability to succeed will avoid his studies: predicament (his teachers and the col­ deal if we put off doing what is really not he is not very popular with anyone. At he will do only what Is required of him by lege) and anger which is directed at Important to our present or our future these times, these other matters are just his teachers, and he will do it only when himself (I should beable to do the work. I But to procrastinate with tasks which are more important to him than his studies. he is required to do it. In other words, he have something wrong with me. How crucial to our self development or to the Sometimes, too, we procrastinate be­ will procrastinate. stupid I am to allow this to happen!"). achievement of our future goals Is cause we are not convinced that what we The procrastination results from his Obviously, these feelings do not help him another matter — tasks like studying or must do Is really Important. The college fear of failing but It also gives him a to improve his work performance. ready-made excuse (rationalization) for You can see from the above discussion not succeeding. He can tell himself (and that the consequences of procrastination often tells others) that he would have often perpetuate the very problem one Is done better academically If he was not a attempting to resolve. In our next co­ procrastinator. In this statement Is the lumn, we will deal with what can be done implication that procrastination Is a to break the circle in which the procras­ AETN A sickness. He seems to be saying, "I can't tinator puts himself. LIFE AND CASUALTY Consortium program -PRESENT^- offers opportunities By LINDA J. GONYO Placement In courses Is done on a space StaffWriter available basis with the students of the An opportunity to advance oneself institution where the course Is being ''How To Conduct exists which few Siena students are offered given preferential treatment. seeking. Through the Consortium, a According to figures quoted by Dr. group of area colleges and universities, Putnick, twenty Slena students are at­ students may take a variety of courses, tending nelghbarlng colleges through the Yourself On A Job from art to engineering, which Slena Consortium. alone could never afford to provide. Any course for which the student meets Begun by the Independent schools in the prerequisites may be taken by the Interview and the area, the Consortium has expanded to student. All one must do Is fill out a form include all the two and four year credited from the Registrar's office, go to the colleges and universities in the Capital head of one's division and receive appro­ District. Its purpose Is to "foster cooper­ val from the head of the division, then Financial Priorities" ation between the Institutions and cut return the form to the Registrar. Unfor­ down on curriculum duplication wher­ tunately, certain problems do exist. As ever possible to offer a more varied mentioned before, courses are filled on a educational viewpoint" according to Dr. space-available basis and If the course' Sponsored by: Leonard J. Putnick, Vice-President of you wish to take Is popular In thei Academic Affairs at Siena. Members of Institution offering it then the student is| the Consortium are Albany College of out of luck. Schools In the Consortium are' Pharmacy, Albany Law School, Albany on varied schedules which often havel DELTA SIGMA PI AAedlcal College, The College of Saint conflicting hours and vacation periods^ Rose, Empire State College, Hudson The students must provide their own Valley Community College, Junior Col­ transportation to and from the colleges lege of Albany, Maria College, Rensse­ which Is almost Impossible unless one WEDNESDAY • NOVEMBER 3rd laer Polytechnic Institute, Russell Sage owns a car. College, Schenectady County Community Because of the problems cited. Dr.. College, Slena College, Skidmore Col­ Putnick feels the goals of the Consortium lege, State University of New York at are yet to be realized. "The largest] CAMPUS CENTER THEATER Albany, and Union College. number of Slena students to attend An agreement exists among the above another Institution Is thirty-nine while colleges that a student of any of the the largest number to attend Slena from, 7:30 P.M. -10:00 P.M. Institutions may take courses at another neighboring schools Is fifty-six. That's; campus at the rate charged by the not a large number of people. Yet in otherl institution the student Is attending. For respects the Consortium has been hlghly< example, if a Slena student decided to successful." Dr. Putnick mentioned the take a course In engineering at RPI, the Consortium is interviewing various bu­ student would pay Siena's credit per sinesses In the area who have offered to course charge and not that of RPI. talk to students about various careers. It; Is also looking Into the possibility of a teacher exchange In the near future to' enlighten faculty members at>out the THE DEADLINE FOR EXERCIS­ practices of Institutions other than their ING THE PASS-FAIL OPTION IS own. OCTOBER 29, 1976. THE OFFI­ A New Idea Although It is not as easy as one might CIAL FORM FOR THIS PUR­ like to take advantage of the course' POSE IS TO BE PICKED UP IN Save 30-40% on nearly all offerings of the Consortium, the opportu­ THE REGISTRAR'S OFFICE. nity does exist for those who are Interes­ EVENING STUDENTS ARE ted and dedicated enough to exert the: ELIGIBLE FOR THIS OPTION brands of STEREOS & accessories \ extra effort. For further information UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS. — lAAMEDIATE DELIVERY — about course offerings and the forms PLEASE CALL THE REGIS- necessary, one should contact the Vice- TRAR'SOFFICE FOR FURTHER Call the CONNECTION President of Academic Affairs, Dr. Leo­ INFORMATION. (783-2311) nard Putnick and/or the Registrar's after 6 at 783-1783 Office. Page Six The INDIAN October 29, 1976 Tlie 'Godspell' according to Keenan

By RUSSELLKRUEGER effective. The costumes were on the par Feature Editor of a pro troupe. Something extraordinary happened The musical numbers all came off well, last weekend at Siena Coiiege. The however some did make a better show­ musical play "Godspell", presented by ing. (I can't cite specific examples for the Little Theatre, had the all-three- fear I might get myself into big trouble nights capacity crowd at the Campus being that I know everyone In the cast). Center Theatre on their feet begging Ah yes, the cast! Thank God Siena for more as the final number wound up. College not only has some voices but Based on the Gospel according to St. some voices who can act, romp and AAatthew, "Godspell" Intertwines par­ ham-it-up to no limit. Every one of the ables, song, and just plain fun into an cast members of this show, each now his amazingly neat, flowing, and highly own star, deserve the highest praise for spirited show. At this immediate point, I bringing the show together. This show would like to thank and praise Director can not work if just one of the members John Keenan for doing what he did to of the ensemble is not giving 1(X)%. Siena! The organization of the produc­ The cast included Chip Alfred, Ron tion, in terms of staging and theatrical Camisasca, David Friscic, Terri Dupre, technique, was fantastic If not almost Elena Kusky, Nancy Styczynski, Edwin Photo by Phelan totally professional. Michael Frieberg, Timothy O'Conner, who worked double time on this show sical Director Brother George Minor was The set was well designed and con­ Kathie Gorman, Janet Anderson, Ri­ being also the Assistant Director. The terrific. The choreography of Jo-An structed and the lighting was most chard Winterfield and Ann Manganiello musical accompaniment, headed by Mu- Burns could rival that of any professional company. Debbie Iritano is also to be commended for the many hours she spent as Production Manager in getting Collins shows versatility and style the show on. Representing the first musical to be By DENNIS BURKE The backup group also performed that she performed a wide range of produced at Siena in over two years, I StaffWriter adrnirably. Two members of the group music. "Born To The Breed" was done can only say that I hope "Godspell" deserve mention, Ken Bichel and Rich Judy Collins is an artist who can't be with a light rock touch. "City of New means the musical is here to stay for a Bell, both on keyboards. labeled. She performs selections from a Orleans" was done in a country-western while. The next Little Theatre produc­ After the concert I had the opportunity wide musical spectrum ranging from mode with Collins excelling on guitar. tion, "Death Takes a Holiday," to be to meet with Judy Collins. She discussed folk to light rock to middle of the road. Two numbers were even done in different directed by Ann Manganiello and to go on her current tour which covers campuses This has been true ever since she began languages — Jacques Brel's "Marleka" in early December, sounds promising. her career in Colorado during the early was done in Flemish and a Chilean in the east and mid-west. This Is her first Little Theatre is alive and well and 1960's. revolutionary song "La Plegana" was college tour since the early 1970's. She booming at Siena! Since that time, Judy Collins' albums performed in Spanish. missed the personal contact that a ***************************** have earned her six gold records. Her Songs from Collins' recently released college tour affords and is very pleased with the tour so far. She also said a Las *^: " " * first was "Wildflowers" followed by "In album "Bread and Roses" were also * • My Life", "Who Knows Where The Time included. "Everything Must Change", Vegas type concert could be in the future J Infirmary Hours for November J Goes", "Whales and Nightingales", "Co­ "Bread and Roses" and "Special Dell- for her. J Dr. Nebres will hold clinic -.* lor of the Day [The Best of Judy very" were proof that Collins' current In the area of music, she discussed • between 12:00 and 1:00 at the n- Collins]", and "Judith." material is as good as ever. contemporary artists she is most Im­ > college infirmary on November 1, J On October 15 singing In the Alumni Other songs worth mentioning were pressed with - Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, -J 3, 5, 9, 10, 11, 17, 19, 22, and 29. * Recreation Center Judy Collins was at "Everything Must Change", "The Lovin' Leonard Cohen and Jacques Brel. She is ij The infirmary is open 24 hours * her best. Her beauty was there in both Of The Game" and "Song For The also impressed with ex-televislon star '* daily with registered nurses on 4. song and appearance. Along with the Duke." Diahann Carroll's current act. '* duty and from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm J encore, she performed two 45-minute sets But the best was saved for last: the The most Important aspect of Judy J on Saturday and Sunday. » with only a 15-minute break between. most popular of Collins' current num­ Collins 1 discovered was the Impression I **••*•*•******••••*••**•**•*•**** Since Collins has always explored all bers, "Send In The Clowns". She per­ received of her. Judy Collins is a warm types of music. It came as no surprise formed this number brilliantly. person besides being a fantastic perfor­ mer — and that is a welcomed change In the age of the manufactured musician. ^^M Ends A Odds By TOM MARTIN How about Sequeba food-is it true that COLUMNIST it is mafle to turn you all into zombies. I The recent CIA and FBI covert believe many of you have been struck by domestic operations disclosures have this already. Somebody call Jack Ander­ shaken the country and has caused a son! Dustin Hoffman and Robert Red- pmk... shakeup in these agencies. It gets you to ford, where are you? wondering. Have you seen those green Dormers! How many times have you cars with the Siena insignia on the side? been in the cafeteria or lounge and seen They're the Siena Security Agency. Who people you have never seen before? knows what they are up to? Especially in September! When they are going around the Every year freshmen come in. Why? parking lot looking for those demented What's wrong with the group we had? I souls who do not have stickers on their bet they are all SSA spies specifically cars, are they really looking for stickers? trained to check up on the upperclass­ Or are they looking to see if you and your men. WILLIAM SHATNER buddy are planning to blow up RB 202? Look at the person next to you. How do Have you ever gone into the library and you know that he or she is not an ASS? Alumni seen the microfilm collection. How do (Agent for Siena Security). They are all Recreation you know they are not dossiers? They over the place! have to check up on you. It may sound like I am paranoid. Well Center Have you ever found a bug in your you would be paranoid too if everyone beer? Or been talking to someone who was after you. Bob Woodward, save us! Saturday, told you to speak into his finite math Editors Note: Alright, now. That's November 13, book? enough. I think the kid is off his rocker. Is it true that the Political Science Honestly. Spies, bugs, and espionage. 8 p.m. •'• Society is really a front for the SSA? That's really weird. The INDIAN is a Nobody has denied it yet. propaganda puppet. Too much. If you Is The INDIAN merely a propaganda have any comments about this nut puppet? Why doesn't anybody check into merely speak into the ad on the other these things? page. We will send someone to see you.

Meet me und|^_ THERAFTERS Tickets- ADULTS: ^2.50 im glass Silo dance floor • CHILDREN(underl2): ^1.50 Available at Siena College Call 783-2527 Bridaygetlnfree and all Ticketron outlets. for information. with this ad All profits donated to Norlh^wa]rE3Kttl4to Kaydeross Big Brothers, Big Sisters Program. i!L^J]i_?AJ|AXOfeA_8FJttNjBS^. October 29, 1976 The INDIAN Page Seven Tennis team emerges undefeated By MARK GRIMM classifieds ches. Dave, presently a member of the During the season, the tennis team Sports Staff Writer FOR SALE J.V. hoop team. Is a graduate of Cohoes recorded two shut-outs and also defeated While Siena's basketball team begins 3 rugs -1 blue and 1 green shag and 1 blue High. Captain Pat Hartnett, a senior, area rivals R.P.I, and HVCC. Coming up practice for a Division I season, a glance and green pile. Also 2 chairs. Will accept provided the team with experience and a this Spring, some tough matches appear back at the very successful exploits of a any offer. Call 785-7034. good brand of tennis. Also, freshman Ken on the schedule Including Albany State less publicized team may be In order. Pioneer, Marantz, Sony, Craig, Jensen, Scheffer, from nearby Hudson, and and Union. If the team effort this fall is The varsity tennis team at Siena, a team AKAI, AR, Phillips, BIC, Dokorder, junior transfer Vic Topo did not lose a any indication, then the varsity tennis nestled in obscurity has emerged as the Dual, Hy gain, Kenwood, OHM, NIkko... match between them in singles play. squad can look with optimism on the only squad to go undefeated this fall. The upcoming spring season. ALL MODELS. Call the CONNECTION ^ Indian netmen took all eight of their A factory outlet. Open after 6 p.m. tennis matches along with a tournament 783-1783. title. The feat becomes more remarkable Harriers place second WANTED when one realizes that the tennis team By BOBARNOLD Wanted - Full time parking valet. Must had won only one of its last seventeen Sports Staff Writer from Syracuse blew by Burns to stop a have N.Y.S. driver's license. Apply in matches before this season. In addition, On tuesday, October 26, Siena's Cross full twelve seconds ahead of Burns and person. Newman's Pier 3, 222 Western four of the top six players were fresh­ Country team led by hard-running Tom posted a time of 26:12. Ave., Guilderland. men. Dalton placed second In the Capital Albany State packed their scoring Wanted - Part time bartenders - Days Freshman John Arciero, the No. 1" District Championships. Despite the runners in the top eleven to disappoint player, untllized a racket serve to crisp 40 degree temperature and the Siena by a score of 30-45. Coach Reilly 11:30-3:30, Mon.-Fri. Apply Newman's compile a 7-1 record against stiff compe­ biting cold wind Dalton broke away was pleased with the overall perfor­ Pier 3, 222 Western Ave., Guilderland. tition. The No. 2 player, freshman Tom from Albany's outstanding senior Chris mance but felt that if Siena's runners had PERSONALS Crawford, went undefeated by displaying Burns with a little less than half a minute stayed up early in the race, they could For rent - Me! Free to the first 10 callers, a very steady game. The two players to go. Dalton later said, "I knew I had have beaten State. Siena beat both Union cheap to all the rest. I can be very teamed up In doubles and gained victor­ him when I caught up to him with a little and RPI which Is the best they've ever friendly. Call 716-3569. ies irLajhaf their matches. Dave Mannix, less than a mile left. I strided along side done against these area rivals. Junior Are you In the market tor something? who Jield the No. 3 spot on the team, won of him for a while then I just felt good and John King and freshman Tom O'Donnell Do you have something you want to put an_overwhelmlno majority of his mat­ managed to outkick him." The freshman placed seventh and eighth to form the bulk of Siena's scoring. out on the market? Submit a classified to The INOIAN. Simply write your message Mrong IndividuaJ performances mark­ on a slip of paper along with a 5c per ed the Junior Varsity race as Paul Injuries tackle gridders word fee to either Denise Irwin In Lottemore finished second to Albany Hennepin 804, or The INOIAN office. By KEVIN MICHAEL DAVIS players stood by and watched as the State's Joe Kaplan. Lottemore was clos­ Sports Editor team scrimmaged. These guys have ing quickly on the tiring State runner but Injuries are one thmg, bur when better worked hard all year and they haven't ran out of room to finish just 3.5 seconds than half the starting team Is effected, stopped. This will be the first time behind. Dematteo, Tattam, Lynch and the nightmares awaken the coach with according to Ralston that the Indians will Latino all ran well to give the J.V. a tight cold sweat on his forehead In the middle have the home advanraae. 45-50 victory over RPI while losing to of the night. For Ken Ralston head Once again, the Indians meet Hudson State 28-45. football coach that has been just the case, Valley on our home field tomorrow. The next race is on Saturday again at with more names on the injured list than Game starts at 1:30. See y'all there! Albany State as Slena competes in the Jerry Ford has for campaign donators. Albany Invitational. Bob Pape, offensive tackle, and Joe Flynn, Offensive center, have been K.O.'d by injuries for the rest of this season. Tomorrow the Football Club confronts Hudson Valley CC. on the CAREER PLANNING= Jy ROBERTM. KENNEDY RADIO & TELEVISION - Miss Tracy Administrator, NYS Dept. Audit & Con­ gridiron behind the ARC at 1:30. At this Full-time Employment. WHPN Broad­ Egan, TELEVISION NEWS - WRGB. trol. point the Indians have mustered a (1-3) casting Station - Broadcasting Sales. INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNTING-Mr. Dav­ Peace Corps. The Peace Corps is record with their only victory coming in Personnel Management (2 years in id P. Ranford, Asst. Director - Business looking for volunteers in a variety of their home opener against Ramapo. government manpower Management, or Planning, Matthew Bender, & Co. ACA­ fields. Including business management, Siena has never beaten Hudson Valley management improvement (Public Ad­ DEMIC CAREERS - Dr. Dominick M. marketing, and education. For details, and with many of the Injulres still ministration or Business Administration Eannelo, Professor, Assistant Dean, see Peace Corps recruiting materials in present the chances are slim that the maior.) Hudson Valley Comjriunity College. Career Planning. Indians will be able to erase that Part-time Employment. There are jobs CHURCH MINISTRY-Fr. Michael Duffy, Registration. Afotal of 228 members of misguide, and misdirect the American available in lawn care, indoor painting, OFM, Fr. Robert O'Keefe, OFM, Pro­ the Class of 1977 have registered to date. view with Coach Ralston a couple of days tutoring for finite Math, driving for vince Co-Directors, Holy Cross Friary That is approximately one-half the ago on the practice field I received a elderly gentlemen two-three times per number expected to graduate. With the strong impression of sincere dedication week, child care two afternoons per week GUIDANCE COUNSELING/PSYCHOL- restricted job market, potential gradu­ and cohesiveness among the players. It (transportation provided), as bank tell­ OLY Dr. Edward W. 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much optimism. The By KEVIN M.DAVIS following statistics will snow why. stealing Sports Editor The baseball season is over, or is it? Hitting Well, the fall session is anyway, but one AB R H RBI HR AVG Smith 51 can't be eager enough for the spring 19 20 14 5 .392 intramurals session to begin. The Indians closed their Paradise 55 4 20 13 0 .364 By SPIKE JONES Staff Writer brilliant season with a dramatic ending Massoroni 54 15 19 10 1 .352 wrhen Rich Vines pitched Siena to its first The Intramural Football League is Helm 48 12 15 8 1 .313 no-hit victory ever in beating Oneonta a coming down to the wire with the Out­ week and a half ago. That victory ended Bladel 36 3 11 8 0 .306 laws on top by a two game margin. The the fall season and lett the Indians with Murphy 50 9 15 11 1 .300 Outlaws are 6-0, while the Gunnats are 4-0. It looks like the Ryan Hall Boys and an overall record of (11-4-1) and high Sterling 11 3 3 1 0 .273 expectations for next spring. F.U.G. will join the Outlaws and Gunnats Gabrielson 11 1 3 0 0 .273 Vines, a junior transfer playing in his I in the playoffs. The Outlaws have one Miller 46 10 12 6 0 .261 first season at Slena after playing at JCA remaining game. They must contest the was a big factor in many key victories for Davies 54 9 13 7 0 .241 Gunnats and win to clinch the title. Siena. Earlier in the year Vines shut out Plunkett 35 6 8 5 0 .229 Since the last INDIAN there have been three games played. The rain cancelled Maine (the fourth place finisher in the Francisco 9 6 1 0 0 .111 two games, while three games were won 1976 college world series) which enabled Audi 5 1 0 0 0 .000 Siena to go on and finish as co-recipients by forfeits. Staten Island Ferries won by Depaul 4 0 0 0 0 .000 of the Capital District Fall Interstate forfeit over B.S.B.F. The Outlaws and Baseball Classic. Delorenzo 2 0 0 0 0 .000 F.U.G. were both awarded wins by forfeit over the SunDevils as the latter The Indians offensive attack was weld- Stec 1 2 0 0 0 .000 team has dropped out of the league. led together solidly with six players t^*- M%b« The Outlaws handily defeated the Ryan batting (.300) or better. The total team 472 100 140 83 8 .297 Hall Boys, 14-0. Tommy Ferrara threw average sported a fine (.297) average. SOCCER TEAM FACESMARIST IN Pitching two touchdown passes to wide receiver Coach Rossi attributes much of the SEASON FINALE WIN LOSS SAVE ERA^ Kevin Murphy. The Outlaws also scored success to a knowledgable coaching staff Charlie Curto (lett) and Edgar Linares a safety on the Ryan Hall Boys to finish comprised of Dan Devine and Gary Krawczyk 4 0 0 1.71 will be in action tomorrow when Siena's the scoring. Walcott. Rossi looks to the spring with Vines 4 2 0 3.94 soccer team ends its season with a game The F.U.G.s, who are 4-1, still very Schiraldi 1 0 0 1.20 against Marist at 11:30 a.m. on the athletic field located behind the Alumni much in the thick of things, defeated the Chicosky l 0 0 0.00 Recreation Center. Coach Rick For­ Staten Isle Ferries, 8-2. F.U.G. quarter­ Alumni Staschak 0 1 0 2.13 chilli's booters are presently 4-6 on the back, Steve Donelly, threw a fifteen yard Delorenzo 1 0 0 2.13 year. (Sports Information photo). scoring pass to end Earnie Cassill. Both teams added a safety to their own cause. Nicholson 0 1 3 5.68 Earlier in the week, Staten Isle rolled past the T.P.O. Scrubs, 13-0. Staten Isle tourney 11 2.92 nearly passed up Whitey's option this A solid offensive attack backed up with year. a strong consistent pitching staff were Todays games at free period are Ryan slated the key to one of Siena's most successful Hall Boys vs. F.U.G. and B.S.B.F. vs fall efforts ever. Well, until next spring T.P.O. Scrubs. Come on over to the Ryan ByCHRISABELE it's time to hang up yhour glove and Intramural field and watch a couple of Staff Writer dream of all the hits you could have had. exciting ball games. American University, Oklahoma Uni­ versity and Northeastern University - where would you expect these basketball teams to compete? Probably at Madison Square Garden or Boston Garden, right? Women's volleyball gets slow start Wrong! Travelling to either of these By MARY M. FRANKLIN The meet, scheduled as a tri-meet, meet, Ulster defeated Siena. Due to the basketball havens will only cause you Staff Writer turned into a quad-meet with a surprise late hour of the last match (11:15 P.M.) disappointment when you find out that Thursday evening, October 21,1976, the visit from Ulster County Community the match between Slena and RPI had to these classy Division I teams will be Women's Varsity Volleyball team made College. The appearance of the fourth be rescheduled. Though Siena was defea­ competing in the Siena Alumni Recrea­ its debut. The squad consists of co-cap­ team made the match rather difficult in ted in two of its matches, the team played tion Center in a special tournament tains, Maureen Kunkel and Jeanne that it greatly extended the length of the well and hard. sponsored by the Alumni Association, Byrne. Rdundlng out the squad are Patty meet. In the first match, Slena was Coach Harrington, in her first year at Inc. on January 4 and 5. McGowan, Kathy Kalwa, Debbie Plantz, defeated by Fulton-Montgomery Com­ Siena, was quite pleased with the per­ This tournament Is sponsored solely for Debbie Hannett, Debbie Persons, Connie munity College. In the second match, formance of the team. Harrington ex­ the purpose of creating academic scho­ Raimo, Maureen Cody, Roberta Sim­ Ulster defeated RPI. In the third and pects that the team will become more larships for Siena students. The Alumni mons, Pat Manso, Claudette Moore, fourth matches, Fulton Montgomery de­ cohesive in the future, especially as the Association is responsible for all aspects Ronnie Schumaker and Marcia Brunetto. feated both Ulster and RPI. In the fifth team acquires more experience. of the tournament, and the college has no part in it at all except for the fact that our team is competing. This means that the Alumni Association must cover all ex­ Gritmon; Walsh named all-league penses of the tournament. Including electricitiy, heat, food, maintenance, By RON WHARTON City, N.Y. was one of three defensemen the return of both Gritmon and Walsh to referees, etc. Consequently there will be After playing an impressive season, named to the 13-man squad. the field. Coach Ferris also remarked an admission charge of five dollars per coach Russ Ferris is pleased to announce Siena was 2-3 in league play and 4-6 that his Intramural program is doing person per game. All students must pay that as of the end of this past May both overall in 1976. Leading scorers were fairly well and stated that there is still this admission charge as well because Jim Gritmon and Ken Walsh of Siena's Steve O'Shea with 26 goals for a season room for any interested palyers. Prac­ the Student Activity Fee does not contri­ Varsity Lacrosse team have been named total of 35 points and John Gritmon with tice has already commenced and games bute to the management of the tourna­ to the 1976 Northern New York All- 12 goals for a season total of 15 points. In have been scheduled. Interested parties ment. league team. Gritmon, a senior this year commenting, Russ Ferris stated that the should contact Russ Ferris. As a remind­ from Nyack, N.Y., was selected best The Alumni Association which exists, season was somewhat of a disaster in er, formal inter-collegiate practice for goalie in the nine-team league for the in part, to assists the ecucational goals that none of his aggressive players could Lacrosse begins sometime in February. second straight year after stopping 236 of and persults of Slena, has put much time score and that Gritmon with his saves To Coach Ferris, Jim Gritmon, Ken 350 shots in 10 games for a 23.6 average. and planning into this project. Their only and Walsh with his defensive playing Walsh and the rest of the team we wish He was also 6th in the country with the objective is to raise money for the were the team's only mainstay. Looking them the best of luck and are looking highest average of saves per game. creation of academic scholarships. No ahead coach remarked that he is looking forward to another impressive season. 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