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'Volume 39 - Number 8 WAYNE. NEW JERSEY 07470 October 30, 1973 Shi go and Sam path Vie For Freshman Presidency In Runoff Today By JEFFREY D. KEHLERT election, will vie for the sole efforts to reach office were Joe Shigo and Ronald honor in a runoff which is in Ed Barr, vice-president; Sampath, co-winners of last progress today. Other Dave Smith, treasurer; and week's freshman presidential candidates successful in their Darlene Gutt, secretary. In a freshman class People's Lawsuit Against Nixon numbering approximately 1,900 students, 216 votes were cast, a disappointing total Has On Campus Representative according to election By EI.I.EN KLEINBERG Many peopte feel they have committee chairwoman Joan Dr. Ralph Walker, been denied the free election Krueger. "Usually, the Associate Professor of the Constitution provides candidates will campaign Secondary Education, is the- because of the behavior of the more so the students will campus representative of the Committee to Re-elect the become aware of their National Lawye: s Guild. The President. "If people want to platforms and the issues." NLG has formed a Committee become a plaintiff in the case However, she cited the main to Set Aside the 1972 Election. against the President, it will reason for the light turnout as Their goal is to make the provide one more outlet for being the "general confusion" Nikki Giovanniypoet and black individualist to appear at WPC. American people plaintiffs in the anguish that these people which surrounds the college a lawsuit against Nixon and feel," Dr. Walker expounded. freshman- "Most freshman in his capacity as President of He has distributed, on two are bewildered by all the Nikki Giovanni To Speak the U.S., Agnew, Ehrlichman, occasions, letters to the changes which occur in their Haldeman,, etc., and to faculty encouraging them to academic and social lives on declare the 1972 election void. write to their congressmen to campus so some events are . And Recife In Shea The foundation of the case is protest the actions of forgotten or left out." their belief that Nixon won sponsored by the Cultural CREEP. 'But,' Dr. Walker When you meet 29-year-old the election through said, "they won't because I Nikki Giovanni, it's hard to Affairs Committee. fraudulent means. These 'feel'they are afraid to. They This is the first time the believe this small, quiet The Cultural Affairs means include dirty tricks, are afraid their names will election was held for more woman with the little girl Committee has established leaks, sabotage of campaigns, get on some list and that they than one day, but it didn't smile is the same person itself as one of the most burglary, and Watergate. will face some repercussions help as much as Ms. Krueger whose statements defining active and popular from the government. had hoped. "I thought Black individualism have committees on campus. Its "Bringing a lawsuit against However, they feel no qualms extending the voting time made her a heroine in ghettos purpose is to provide varied the President by the people about filling out a form which would improve the turnout," and campuses around the and stimulating concerts and has never been tried before," simply states that they are a Joan said, "but evidently it USA. She will appear at WPC, programs to supplement Dr. Walker said, "but it will plaintiff in the lawsuit against didn't." Wednesday, November 7 at (Continued on Page 21 be an interesting legal case." Nixon and his colleagues." 8:00 p.m. in gym A. The forms that are filled out Since there were four Acclaimed for Her books Learning Problems Symposium go to the NLG, not to a candidates, running for like Black Feeling, Black government official. So far, president, none received the Talk, and. Re: Creation To Be Held On Saturday Dr. Walker says he has required 50' i +1 of the votes (which combines propaganda distributed several hundred needed to reach office. Shigo and wild, witty verse), a Learning, problems in reviews dealing with infant forms. and Sampath. the top vote recording of her poetry, Truth pre-school children will be the and pre-school child getters must face each other Is on Its Way, was among the subject of a symposium to be development, will emphasize If you wish to become a in another election being held country's best selling albums held at William Paterson language development, plaintiff in the lawsuit against today. This time only a of 1971. Nikki introduced the College on Saturday, cognitive processes, and the President, or want further plurality will be needed for album last July before a November 3, at 9:00 a.m. remedial programs in the information, see Dr. Ralph either candidate to secure crowd of 1500 at a free Dr. Marion Blank, professor symposium, sponsored by the Walker in Raubinger 414. victory. concert at the Canaan Baptist of psychiatry at Rutgers special education faculty. Dr. Church in Harlem. Medical School, will lead the Blank's book, "Teaching Born .in Knoxville, symposium, which is entitled Learning in Pre-school: A Tennessee, Nikki was raised "Teaching Young Children Dialog Approach" has in Cincinnati, after How to Learn." The program recently been published by graduating from Fisfc with will take place in Shea Charles Merrill. Auditorium on the campus at ''Dr. Blank is. an honors in history in 1967, she Vets & Merchants cooperate for became an associate 300 Pompton Road, Wayne. international leader in her Pg. professor of writing at The registration fee for the field," comments Mr. Roger mutual profit Rutgers University. Critics three-hour session is $3.00, Zeeman of the special Communist Takeover — The Byrne & Pg. have said that to know her is and the public is invited to education faculty. "On recent Sandman race never to understand but to be attend. Further information trips to Europe, she has Clinical Psycholigist joins Board of Pg. sure that all is life. regarding registration may be participated in the planning of Trustees as new member. Tickets are 50* for WPC obtained by contacting the new techniques for language Can America Become an'isolationist country - pg. 6 students with ID'S and $2.00 college special education development in disadvantaged i Mideast involvement a U.S. reality. general admission. Tickets faculty at 881-2118. children." WPC's Booters Best In Jersey—Soccer Pg. 12 During the program Dr. are available now in 'the Dr. "Blank, author of more team ranks high in nation. student center: this concert is than 30 articles, chapters, and (Continued on Page 4) Octobers STATE BEACON College Senate Election Not Complete Another Election Will Be Held Nov. 7 & 8 nllUL 4. There were no Happenings The results of the elections ... -- HUMAL JameNs SERVICEEdwards S for the College Senate to date nominations for the part-time undergraduate student 2. Howard Levine are listed below. The elections 3. Joan Krueger are not complete because: representative. - Tuesday 4. Charles Robertson 1. There were no faculty RADICAL COMMUNICATIONS CLUB — will*hold a nominations from the Division The Board of Elections will hold further elections to general meeting in Wayne Hall lounge at 12:30 p.m. of Teacher Education, College GRAD. STUDENT * . * * of Human Services. complete the final membership list, after which, 1. Wm. Griffin JEWISH STUDENT ASSN — 9 a.m. — 2 p.m. Elections, 2. There was a tie for one copies will be distributed to SPECIAL MEMBERS Old Pioneer 114. student representative in the the College Community. .1. Classified Civil ServiceF Division of Math and * * * FACULTY McGrath SGA FILMS — Reefer Madness'" and Pink Flamingos" Sciences, College of Arts and 2. Library-N. Yueh Sciences. ARTS & SCIENCES in Shea Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. 25* admission charge 1. Div. of F&P Arts-B. Sciences. with WPC I.D. Gulbranson 3. There were no RUNOFF * * * 2 Div. of Soc&Beh Sci-A. nominations for the student A runoff election to finalize WPC CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP — Meeting for Bible Bornf riend Study and Prayer. 12:30 Old Pioneer Hall 113. representative in Nursing. the full time student; 3. Div. of Hum&Comm-V. representation from the; 1973 Pioneer Caporale College of Arts and Sciences! Yearbook In 4. Div. of Math&Sci-D. Levine on the College Senate will W 5. At Large-B. Levine Wednesday By KEN HESS held November 7 id The 1973 Pioneer Yearbook 6. At Large-R. Callahan Raubinger Lobby from 8:30 U JEWISH STUDENT ASSN — 3 a.m. 2 p.m. Open has arrived on campus. This HUMAN SERVICES 3:30. The contest is between] House and Elections. Old Pioneer 114. yearbook was published in 1. Div. of Eld Serv.'T. Gerne Suzanne Mechanic and Diane^ two volumes. The volumes 2. Div. of Adm Stud-P. Nayak Walder, both sophomores. Al JUNIOR CLASS MEETING — 12:30 p.m. Wayne Hall come with a custom slipcase, 3. Div. of SpeeServ.-P. Abare full time students in Arts ant Lounge. for easy storage. 4. Div. of Urb. Stud-W. Mason Sciences are encouraged to * * # Volume I has 208 pages and 5. Div. of Teach Educ. vote. NURSING SGA COUNCIL MEETING —5:1m p.m. Raubinser 1. it covers; Administration, Any part tinif * * * Faculty, Clubs, Greeks, 1. H. Maciorowski '• STUDENTS undergraduate interested ii P.E. SPLASH PARTY — 8:00 p.m. Donations. F.K. Sports, Events, Honors, and a running for the Se--te shouli Majors X 25e Guests 3Ut. Kree refreshments. P.E. section called ARTS & SCIENCES 1. Bruce Biscotti complete the nominating torn Special .Moonshine. Its up to you if you wear costume or Year-In-Review. Volume II by November 1, 1973. Form not. if you do you may win a prize! lirinii liulhinji suits! has 128 pages and includes 2. Arthur Acquaviva 3. Jack D'Ambrosio are available at the desk ii * * .* the graduating Seniors. Raubinger. WPC COLOR FILM — .Student film, demanding script. The theme of the 1973 4. Barbara Sudovar No money but youd rxijerieiuv. Wed extra "s. 2 iijihtin^. Pioneer was "individuality". and others. IMcasc contact: Daniel C Ahrahamsen at This is developed in the SUNDAY THROUGH THURSDAY 2.

Applications for all types Practicuof Practicumm. Fo rDeadline Is Extended teacher education field Juniors who are , Special Education Field Work. For juniors who will be experience for Spnng 1974 the reading course g s urse taking MB Educable I in the Happenings must be submitted to the -- - — - - Spring. This is especially Office of Field Laboratory .„. Jluuol5 wno wm applicable to new transfer Friday 5S!"enCeS 3S S0°D aS ?C. CuTiculum II students. MIXER — At Seton Hall University, 8:00 p.m. at Student Junior Field Experience for Center. may be procured at secondary teaching majors in * * * the fields of art, Black ALL ATHLETES (MALE & FEMALE) — You are *or students who will be studies, biology, chemistry, invited to come for a brief time of Christian Fellowship Hall. The deadline has been taking Early Childhood extended to November 5. English, geography, history^ at 3:00 in G202. For more info call Bob Day 797-1906 or Curriculum I in the Spring. mathematics, music, political Ken VanderWall 423-2737. "To place over 700 Junior High/Middle School practicum students for science, sociology, Spanish, * * * Practicum. For students who French, and speech WPSC — Listen to our station over WFMU-FM, 91.1 at 7 Spring, we have to find are now taking Teaching the schools for them now," Dr. communication. These to 9 p.m. Intermediate Years and will students must be admitted to * * * Harry T. Gumaer, Director of take SED 351 in the Spring. Field Laboratory the Secondary Education SENIOR CLASS MEETING — 9:30 a.m. Raubinger 314. Physical Education program through Mrs. Experiences, stated Practicum. For juniors who * * * yesterday. "We need the Catherine Hartman, FACULTY ASSN. MEETING — 11:00 a.m. Raubinger will take PE 383 in the Chairperson, whose office is 210. information on those Spring. application blanks." Raubinger 426. Then they will * * * Special Education Practicum. submit one of the blue field The list of Spring field ADMISSIONS OFFICE — Mini-Open House for For juniors who will be taking experience admission forms Prospective Students 1:00 p.m. — 3:00 p.m. experiences is as follows: MR Educable II in the to Mrs. Paulison in Elementary Education * * * Spring. Raubinger, Room 147. ALL THESE WOMEN & SIGN OF THE VIRGIN — Films presented by the Evening Division in Shea WPC Vets And Area Merchants Auditorium 7:30 p.m. Admission Free. ELECT Cooperate For Mutual Profit Saturday WPSC — Listen to out'station over WFMU-FM. 01.1 at 7 WPC Student William Paterson College veterans will be eager to use to 9 p.m. Veterans Association such a program. members are asking local * * * Preakness Auto Parts, SPECIAL SKRVICES CONFERENCE "Education ol merchants to assist Vietnam Wayne, and Delancy Men's the Pre-Sehool Handicapped Child" 9 a.m. > p.m. Shea veterans in their attempts to Shop, Clifton, are two of the Auditorium. finance a college education stores already providing * * * and to pick up extra business discounts for veterans from OPEN SWIMMING 5:110 - - 9:00 p.m. at Pool. at the same time. William Paterson. Members * * * The association offers store of the association are OPEN RECREATION - 5:00 - 9:110 p.m. at Gyms A & owners the patronage of the canvassing local stores B. 465 veterans on ;campus in seeking program participants. return for a 20 percent Merchants who wish to join Sunday discount on purchases made may contact the organization OPEN SWIMMING 2 — 5 p.m. at Pool. at their establishments. by calling 278-3740. Participating "retailers will be The program has been General Announcements BOB HERB placed on a list, which is endorsed by the Passaic PIONEER PLAYER'S PRESENT - A Musical Kiss Me e i r e u la ted to County Board of Freeholders. Kate" November 14. 15. 16. 17 in Shea Auditorium, BERGEN COUNTY veteran/students. The board has stated that *- * * "The 20 percent discount "the granting of a 20 percent STUDENT REPS ELECTION - For Early Childhood CHARTER COMMISSION alone will be enough incentive discount to such veterans Faculty committee at Raubinger main desk. Ballots will Line 21 Column 2 for them to buy at the acknowledges the debt and be provided. I.D.'s and signatures required. Elections will obligation owed by us to such November 6th stores," comments Mr. be held on Nov. 7 and 8 between 8:00 a.m. and 7:IHI p.m. Howard Levine, coordinator veterans." * * * of the program for veterans, LIBRARY HOURS FOR NOVEMBER Tuesday. indicating he feeis that the The Veterans Association November 6. Library closed for Election Day. Thursday. LOSE 20 POUNDS points out that it is more November 22 through Sunday. November 25. Library IN TWO WEEKS! Science difficult for Today's veterans closed for Thanksgiving recess. tei tan K to finance a college education * * * _ 5KX15 lUUStMTH) by than for those of the past, CAMPUS FOOD SERVICE - Wayne Hali-Open daily. famous U.S. Wo p (. 4. 1771) Building Monday -- Thursday 7:00 a.m. — 8:00 p.m.. Friday 7:00 DurinR the non-snoSkiw ofTeamf seaso Dietn because there was more the U.S. Women's Alpine Ski Team governmental aid for a.m. — 3:30 p.m. Service includes full course a la carte members RO on the "Ski Team" diet Near veterans of other eras. They breakfast, lunch and dinner as well as grilled and snack to lose 20 pounds in two" weeks. are therfore developing bar items. Snack* Bar — College Center — Open daily, That's right.— 20 pounds in 14 day«! methods, such as this Monday— Thursday 7:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.. Friday 7:00 The basis of the diet is chemical food Completion a.m. — 3:00 p.m.. Saturday 7:00 a.m. — 12:00 p.m. action and was devised by a famous discount program, to help Colorado physician especially for the By DAN KENNEDY themselves. Service includes coffee, tea. donuts. sandwiches and fruit U.S. Ski Team. Normal enerdy is Construction is going drinks. Visit our candy shoppee as well. maintained (very important!) while according to schedule on the reducing. You keep -full" — no new Science Building. All The Association points oi* starvation — rbecaust. the diet is de- signed that way!- It's aldiet that is construction work is due to be that educational costs have JUNIOR FEDERAL ASSET ANT EXAM — will be given •easy to follow "whether you work, completed in May 1974, increased 300 to 400 percent Nov. 2. If you wish to take the test call us at 881-2241 or travel or stay at home. providing there are no major over World War II cost, while come to see us at Old Pioneer Career Counseling & [|rhia ie. honestly, a fantastically setbacks. • • . present veteran's benefits Placement. Successful diet. If it weren't, the VS. All structural work on the have increased only six Women's Ski Team wouldn't.be- per- percent during this same mitted to use it! Right? So, aive building has been completed FINANCIAL AID FORMS are available in the Financial yourself the same'break-the VS. Ski leaving mostly interior work period. As a result, Veterans Team Rets. Lose weight the scientific., and the completion of the Administration statistics Aid office, room 106. Old Pioneer Hall to any student proven way. Even if you've tried all plaza. show, only 14 percent of New seeking aid for the Spring Semester. These forms are for the other diets, you owe it to your- Jersey's veterans take NDSL, EOG, and Nursing Loans and Grants. They may lf to try the US. Women's Ski The interior wort consists be picked up until Nov. 12. Team Diet. That is, if you really do of plumbing, electrical worfc advantage of any educational want to lose 20 pounds in two weeks. facility available to them. * * * Order today. Tear this out as a paintings and furnishings of reminder. : • all the rooms and labs. HOMECOMING BANNER COMPETITION — Entry The only major' exterior According to the forms are available in the student activities office on the Send only S2.00 ($2.25 for Rush work to be done consists association, more veterans second floor of the student center. Three first place prizes Service! cash is O.K. to Coastal want to utilize the benefits, Products. P. O. 4792. Santa Barbara. mostly of landscaping*: will be awarded and one grand prize winner will receive "alif. 9310,1. Don't order unless you' •Upon completion of the new but_ they list the cost of living, an award to be displayed in the new College Union. Prize ^expect to lose 20 pounds in* two weeks* sHehce «-sng W.P.C.-will have increased educational costs, winners will receive $25 each for their efforts. The because that's what the Ski Team one of the: itfiost advanced and the devaluation of the Homecoming Committee will judge all entries. Qetwilldo!"-' •' facilities in New Jersey. dollar as deterents. STATE MACOM p« Kappa Mu Starts Fund Orrce For Hale House — •wnr-swraTS soeateiocated at 154 West 122n122mdl important period of ;j4,Jsica| and emotional development™ Hale Sosse is «B£ ErtJ SzedL New York <3ry. FaeffiHes at Hale House - An infant entering gji( program in the Cased stales House is Introduced to an deal WlSS: W?fffT^ allow for treatment of passively addkied to einldren from infancy to environment stressb, Asd as snefc Hale years of age, toe most self-reliance aa] offers the addicted self-identification within (tt the oppnrtanSy of Testing family concept. The child's pjastag her rfiiW is a drug parents are now undergjjju drug rehabilitation, they a, free sessiroosEent duijiig her Johnny's visa as often as they can, ft, participation in a drug the ultimate goal is to reunite rebabffitaiion program. the parents and child n J Founded in Hartan is 19» Attitudes healthy, drug free famij as a fester borne for infanfs of What does Johnny think environment. j wjt&iag or anwed mothers, about politics, racial ferry LB*y, a graduate sf WPC, tw*kHfa*s tkat te Haie House is sa os for Hate House is the project) u m WPSCs reccat problems, girls? Tbe spread the pledgies of the Pin Kan ftarrrffinrnUr aased to w%i ffcr?^ children bom addieted to of standardized testing is now "Same tbe Bttea" oatest. Ike vi •g ma are "*•*" dregs- The present mawnHHii Nu Fraternity Club, we a Hassao, tte statin's giving some state also giving a dance and "KiBer." Next to Jerry is Bis Swift number of infants is governments, for the first Saturday, November JO. es-treasarer aad all forty-seven. Hale Boose is time, the ehaBce te fmdoat. As statewide testing grows, attempts are being made in Student Intro Course In Physical Anthropology Offered many states to expand such Br ELLEN KLEPfltEWJ ststfes elective aad asd cultural eTOhiiiuu so-called ' 'assessment'' To Run Tbe Sociatogy-Anthropnsogy prerequisites- The coarse sffl aai their relationship, and programs to measure the Department is offering an be tangi«* by Dr. K. Pete- grosp and individual variation attitudes of public-school introductory coarse is Lade of tie Soc.-AnHjro. in man today. durfCTrts as well as their For Comm, Physical Anthropology sext Some aspects stadies in stoDs, reports the New Jersey By COLIN UNGABO semester. It is a Bberal Tfee coarse will survey Physical Anthro. will be the Education Assn. Marge Wyngaarden, a WP concept of evolution, natural Should attitude-sampling student majoring in Politic Opinion: selection, D.N.A., man's move to New Jersey, new Science, will be on net classification among the controversy could surround Tuesday's ballot as vertebrates, primate traits, the Garden State's candidate for the Bergi Communist Takeover aad the concept of race. The Educational Assessment County Char* Stod relationship between different Program, NJEA says. Byrne vs. Sandman kinds of primates, such as Nir: people will be chose ttajr government by focusing mother-child, male-female, The trend toward gathering their attention on athletics, information about what to make up the eommisa The Gicnw; Bleeders' adult male-young, and peer from a total number o recently reiterated sexy books and plajs, and relations will be studied also. students think and how their other trivialities. personalities develop shows thirty-seven candidates. the modern eommsnist plans Dr. Lade said that baboon, com mis s ion 'SVJHS for an American takeover. Third, divide the people into howler monkey, and up in a new survey published : by the Educational Testing responsibility will .be4 Here with the gist of tbe hostile groups by constantly chimpanzee social ^review oar present fpriB plan: one, corrupt the young harping on controversial organization will be covered Service of Princeton entitled "State Educational County government as wdl — get them interested in sex, matters of no importance. in his class. He hoses to be Sve possible aKemativess make them superficial, Fourth, destroy the people's able to take a trip to a zoo so then recommend that destroy their ruggedness. faith in their natural leaders bis students can observe 'irst At first, state testing county be governed by onei Second, get control of all by holding them up to hand the behavior of the programs concentrated solely or a combination of the s means of publicity, thereby contempt and ridicule. Fifth, lower primates. The class win on trying to measure student forms. getting tbe people's minds off always preach true also be taking a trip to the attainment in basic skills democracy, but seize power such as reading and Ms- Wyngaarden feels tb Museum of Natural History. the creation of tb as fast and ruthlessly- as "I think it will be a fun mathematics- New Jersey's Clarification possible. Sixth, by Educational Assessment Commission, which will 1 course," Dr. Lade said- "111 non-salaried and non-partisa Bill Washington, SGA encouraging government bring casts of the skulls of Program, NJEA reports, extravagance, destroy its began at this level. is a most vital aspect of ft President, did welcome those Peking and Java man, and November's election; in attendance at the student credit and produce fear of one of Australopithecus." As statewide testing inflation with rising prices recommendation will effe bnmch before delivering his Australopithecus Africanus is p ro g r ams become the future of Bergen County satirical address. He ad and general discontent. established, however, the the oldest man yet Marge Wyngaarden's IBI liboed several remarks in Seventh, promote discovered. The remains of scope of the state assessment addition to those that unnecessary strikes in vital is often broadened to sample can be found on line fire Australopithecus has been this Election Day's ballot appeared in last week's industries, encourage civil dated back as far as five the attitudes that students disorders, and foster a lenient million years. hold and to gather and soft attitude on the part Dr. Lade is very information, about tfieir Symposium of the government toward enthusiastic about teaching personal or social is Pregnancy Your such disorders. Eighth, by the course. He wants a class development. (Continued from Fas: ! » spacious argument, cause where students are involved Two years ago, only a- Number 1 Blank and her associates, breakdown of the moral with tbe subject. He feels that handful of assessment Frances Goldenburg and virtues, honesty, sobriety, class participation is -very programs went beyond the Laiira Berfin, both research continence, faith in the important and discf&slrHi will measurement of basic skills, For Solutions, Aid, associates at the Albert pledged word. Finally cause ETS reports. Now, however, understanding Call Einstein College of Medicine, the registration of all be encouraged. "Students who have taken Cultural Anthro. attitude sampling is being 427-5142 will conduct three seminars firearms on some pretext will have somewhat of an done at planned in a "large using lecture-discussions and with a view to confiscating advantage over those who number of states." ETS calls videotapes. The seminar them and leaving the haven't," Dr. Lade noted, this **a significant, -change "•You've Got A topics are "Preparation and population helpless. since tl>3 1971 study." use of materials", "Teaching "but it really wont be that of Concepts", and "Working This Marxist theoiy was significant because III go with Personality Difficulties". discovered over fifty years over the history of man." Worid Campus AHo

Essence Literary Outlet By BOB CASSELLA Essence is the arts magazine of WPC. Notice the use of the preposition 'the". This suggests that it is the only magazine concerned with the arts on campus. While this conclusion is not entirely true it is the only magazine of its type on campus. It is a useful thing to have on campus. You could be enlightened or depressed or annoyed or boggled by its pages. You could tear out selected pages and send them to your second cousin. You could sprinkle water on a page and tell your loved ones that you were moved by the Dr. Milton N. SUva ncwiy appointed member of WPC Board of article. Or you could contribute to it. Trustees. Are you artistically Sonya Yefsky, reading specialist inclined? Do you hang Clinical Psychologist Joins wallpaper, press butterflies, "Stimulating Discussion" ski through oil slicks and photograph them? Do ou of Women in Literature WPC Board of Trustees By WILUNDA SAVAGE found that both male and photograph nudes, milk An informative and By MICHAEL DE SIMONE He is coordinator of the bottles, ducks, cantelopes. female roles were portrayed Northern Community Focus stimulating discussion equally in twenty percent of Clinical psychologist and temples? Anything? Do you followed the presentation of a Unit, under the Department draw, sketch, paint, doodle? these drawings, while coordinator of a Community research paper on -Women in all-male roles were found in Mental Health center, Dr. of psychiatry of the Rutgers Do you like to break hearts, Community Mental Health literature " during a Paterson twenty-two percent, and Milton N. Silva has been break ground, break moral Branch Meeting of the Center Institute of Mental female roles alone appointed to the Board of codes, break pencil points? American Association of represented only seven Trustees of the William Health Sciences. The Do you get funny, sad, happy, University Women Thursday, organization, is part of the percent of the illustrations in Paterson College of New so so? Do you get thoughtful, October 25 in Wayne Hall. the alphabet books studied. Jersey. His appointment, Rutgers Medical School, a angry, indigestion? Do any of segment of the College of Mrs. Yefsky is a reading An attempt was made to use made by the N.J. Board of the above make you create? specialist for Central School. books of recent vintage Higher Education and Medicine and Dentistry of Have you written of late, Montville Township. She has New Jersey. "' •. insofar as possible. In front approvedby Governor Cahill, drawn or photographed? completed a study entitled cover illustrations thirty-five is effective for a term ending Prior to this position, Dr. Have your works been "An Investigation of the percent appeared to be June 30,1979. Silva taught psychology in contributed to Essence? Female Image Reflected in unsexed in terms of animals, both Spanish and English at We are waiting for you at Alphabet Books" in partial with thirty percent referring Dr. Silva earned his BA and Herbert H. Lehman College of Dr. Nickson's office, 3rd floor fulfillment of the to males and only ten percent MS degrees in Psychology, the City of New York. of Old Pioneer Hall. We are requirements for the degree referring to female roles. lurking around Ms. Gerry of Master of Education at Sociology and Pre-Clinical Dr. Silva has published Concerning the data Psychology at the City Ryan in the Student Center. William Paterson College. relevant to sexism, fifty-two material in both Spanish and And we conspire every Mrs. Yefsky is one among a College of New York. He English on such subjects as percent of the books chiefly earned his Ph.D. in Clinical Monday from 12:30 to 4:00 in group of graduate students on portraying males and females alcoholism, community the Wayne Hall Faulty Senate campus who have made Psychology at the University mental health and counseling. were sexist while titles of of Madrid, Spain. His Room. We are under every research studies available to books favored males and He is a member of numerous bed and behind every door. those interested in the previous doctoral work and psychological and education females on a ration of eleven We sleep in vegetable implications for role portrayal to three. internship was done at the associations. Dr. SUva, his and data relevant to sexism. University of Oklahoma and wife Elvira Craig, and their booths. We've never seen the Dr. Mildred Wittick advised inside of a bingo parlor. We After studying 1,016 at the Hospital Provincial of four sons ages three to nine, illustrations, Sonya Yefsky Sonya Yefsky for. this study, Madrid. " • live in Plainfield. want your submissions. along with other research studies conducted by graduate students in the All College Indoor Picnic To language arts. Both Dr. WORK OVERSEAS Wittick and Mrs. Yefsky Provide Food And Talent emphasized the implications All trades, skills and professions By PAT GLENTZ hotdogs, but more help would for children who often Students and Graduates Participating members of be appreciated from class formulate their concepts of Male female the Junior Class decided to members.The idea' of cooking sex roles or the basis of then- Higher pay, no taxes, trove! to Australia, Europe, So. and Central America, Africa change the date of the All the food outside and bringing first books. and So. East Asia Write for our brochure. College Indoor Picnic from Worldwide Student Opportunities it upstairs to the Wayne Hall November 8th to Wednesday dining room where the rolls, P.O. Box 1255 November 7th at their class salads and soda will be, is to Raffle For 1075 Gairino Hores meeting on October 24th. bring all members of the Thousand Oaks, Calif. 91360 Volunteers signed up to help campus together for a good cook the hamburgers and time. Various talented WPC Reeder Fund students have offered to provide music: guitars, piano, Established THE ACADEMIC RESEARCH GROUP, INC. MATH/SCIENCE TEACHERS flutes, and other sounds Raffle tickets are now on 240 Park Avenue throughout the day beginning sale for the Henry Reeder Rutherford, NJ. 07070 at 11:00. All students are Fund. Tickets are being sold The Peace Corps needs hundreds of by the members of the footbal teachers to serve in Asia, Africa, invited to bring their Mcrormia and Soolh America. Gam instruments and jam Solo team and the Assembly (201)939-0189 valuable experience in teacher training, performances will be Committee. The prizes win be designing curriculum, prDcjrcrn ptanrvno and (valuation. Mnl be US atinn. arranged in advance; sign up 10 Zappa albums, one album PROFESSIONAt TYPING-REASONABU RATES Apply now for. Jen 74 training, For in the Octagonal room for to a winner. Drawing will be We are located .just 15 minutes from info visit your placement office or write your available time. on the night of the Zappa Thermo Martin, ACTION 2o Federal concert. All winners will be .•'..,. we. •"-'-.- ••".'-..' Plaio. NY 10007 (212) 264-7123. The next class meeting will Monday to Friday: 10-5 Saturday: 10-3 be held October 31st 12:30 in notified. Chances are a Wayne Hall Lounge. quarter. October 30, 10,, STATE BEACON "Were it left to riie to decide whether we should have a government without newspapers, or newspapers without government, I should not hesitate a momentrto prefer the latter." — Thomas Jefferson Vote Yes On Constitution What relevance does the SGA help many SGA sponsored activities like constitution have on the student body? A Essence, our literary magazine which lot more than most students suspect. was not funded last year. Other clubs This new constitution which has been are non-functioning because of a lack of placed on a referendum ballot today can monies. The constitution if passed can improve the quality of student give these organizations new life. government on campus' by clearing up The basic changes have been noted loopholes that exist in the present in previous articles in this paper. We document. If passed, approximately believe these changes are for the better $130,000 will be made available to and can only serve to benefit the student clubs and organizations from student. Vote yes on the new proposed past years. This additional money will constitution today. LIGHT AT THE ENB OP THE/TUNNEL. Can America Become Byrne For Governor An Isolationist Country] Brendan T. Byrne should be the next issues for state construction that Governor of New Jersey. He has provided $27.5 million in state aid for By ELLEN KLEINBERG Vietnam, Korea, Greeci received endorsements from the state's vocational schools and $202.5 million for Since Yom Kippiir of 1973, Cuba, Pakista Lati labor groups and more importantly, for institutions of higher education. These the Mideast has flared up America, and countless othe funds have made possible the again with war; and along nations. The interesting fat our concern, the Counsel of N.J. State with it, tempers. Debates about the 1971 war be College Locals and the N.J. Education construction of Ramapo and Stockton have risen over who started West Pakistan Association. His major opponent, Charles State Colleges and have provided it, who has broken Bangladesh,, is- white -nig Sandman, has called for the important crucial support to many of the cease-fires, who is right, etc., people supported BangladesJ re-establishment of a single department other established institutions of higher and whether the U.S. should i.e. The George Harrii of education. This proposal would education, WPC included. Byrne also -continue to support Israel Concert at Madison :Sq| eliminate the Department and Board of says that he will "immediately explore with military aid. Garden; the U.S. goyenunai Higher Education, which were taking the additional step of creating a Israel should be given gave aid to West PaMsts established in 1966 to provide more state pool of student loan funds to be military assistance, short of After the Bengal state effective leadership in N.J.'s higher made available by the sale of revenue sending American troops to her independence in Januai education field. To abolish the present bonds." the Mid-Ecst for the simple of 1972, it took the U.S. ai system would be to take a step In looking back at Sandman's voting reason that without aid, Israel April of that year to gri backward, a step that this state could record in the United States Congress, we will surely face extinction. recognition and send forei not afford. cannot see how his candidacy can prove The Arabs have always said aid over to the ravaged Iss Byrne says, "As Governor, I intend to helpful to the college student or the that they can afford to lose I don't remember work for the improved and still more average citizen in the state. He has millions of men and a number American people protesti of wars, while Israel can't the hesitancy of the effective operation, not the elimination voted against the $2.00 minimum wage government. of the Department of Higher Education." bill of 1972; the strict water pollution afford to lose one. Israel can't afford to take the casualties What the above exarnfl The N.J. Education Association "feels measures of 1972; virtually every of war, even if they win. that on issues which primarily concern anti-war amendment in the House of show is that the U.S. does | Since the deliverance of the involved in other counttj educators, Judge Byrne is the only Representatives and many other Monroe Doctrine to Congress wars; whether rightly ( gubernatorial candidate in which programs that simply give added dignity in 1823, the U.S. has never wrongly, and her lack teachers place their trust in to bring to human beings. adopted an isolationist policy. involvement is a form improvements in education, ecology, and We ask the students to cast their votes Perhaps it would have been support (or non-support) human and civil rights." for Justice Brendan Byrne. The choice is more suitable if she had; but itself. In 1968, Sandman opposed the bond succinct. in 1973, being one of the The greatest sufferers super-powers of the world, it - Serving The College Comrmmily Since 1935 the Mideast ' conflict is hardly feasible that the been the Palestinian refugee Editor-in-Chief ..; JOHN A. BYRNE r U.S. would turn her back on It has been suggested! Business Manager ...... SUE WORELL other nations. The one prominent Israeli liberals tl News Editor Michael De Simone Sports Editor Eddie Matera instance in which the U.S. did an Arab stake should Staff Ellen Kleinberg, John Maechiarelli Staff Mike Reardon Steve Cooke refuse to help a struggling recognized in Jerusalem 3 -Larry Cherone. Dan Kennedy. _. Phil Melone. Stan Bindell country, namely Biafra, was a self-governing Arab boron Deborah Lang ftotography Editor Paul Manuel met with much condemnation Photography Staff . Alan Nichols Tony Nalasco should be formed witala Feature Editor ... - pete Laskowich by the American people, that Ston James Gaskiil, John Bunor Production Staff Sharon Cinque united Jerusalem. , - . ' DonMarkle Linda Kropelnitski. Dee Biggs. Cheryl Csebrik the government could not symbolic repatriation Arts Editor Tony' PicciriUo Fasulty Advisor .; Herbert Jackson possibly wish to repeat this Pa 1 e s t i n i a n s Staff . Paul Kartzman, Lawrence Mancini Ass't Business M'gr Raymond Nicastro error. Tens of thousands of compensation to others sM Ken Fecteau, Debbie C-antert. Circulation M'gr...... Edward R. Smith Biafrans died from lack of be granted by Israel. 31 *?* •---Sue Fernicola, Joe Donnelly William food and medical aid because Colin Ungaro, Janet Wroclawsld suggestions sound feasil Jon Derco in, Marlene Eilers _ ~ '& Nigerian ships blockaded her and should be carried' HunziKer Han, room.2OG. is supported" through^SGA appropriation and advertising. Content of the^niwe: ports. The U.S. was However, Israel will ••* paper represents the judgment of the staff acting to denounced, by her own accord with the STATE BEACON Constitution, audioes agree to these solutions not ;necessaray represent the judgment or beliefs of •people, for not running the long as she feels her sees the Stadent Government Association. Tne William Pater- fon CoDege of New Jersey, or the State of Hew Jersey blockade in order to alleviate and existence is i>e! Opimons expressed in signed colomns and letters to toe editor are not necessarily the opinions of the editors. the suffering of fellow human threatened. The Egyptian? "°^». Columbia Scholastic Press Association Syrian attack on Yom l~^ a> Member. New Jersey Collegiate Press Association has only served the pa* Member. IntercoruSSSpress AssoSSoT However, the U.S. also faces denouncement when she of creating greater anM does give aid, as with V "t'CbnrinuVdir. Pa*.-I HI. October 30, 1973 STATE BEACON Page 7 |Pr©sid@nfiai Viewpoint By LINDA KROPELNITSKI By DR. WILLIAM i. MCKEEFERY and RAYMOND NICASTRO (WPC President) QUESTION: Do you feel the We are most fortunate here at college administration has William Paterson College to be located mumm helped or hindered you in on a very beautiful tract of land, rich All contributions to this umimn are stricllv «. • your attempt to get a degree? with natural endowments. Not only do bptaions expressed do not necessarily represent the n"8™5 °rthe au'hw. ""t 0 Derrick Young, the campus grounds offer an abundance letters of not more than &50' wrd,inE'« P™°ns of the Editors. All Senior, Totowa: both sides of particular argument, or opinioTDe7d£"'TOu"^" X "nT""' 'There are certain of vegetation, but also a variety of administrators in terrain and topographical features. We the school that do their best to stop have ledges and cliffs, peaks and some students from 1 ^ valleys, and a rock gorge complete with Functional Fixity ? graduating by a stream and waterfall. Editormini-, StatStaioe RoannnBeacon- . * refusing to process | many shortcomings of the material they've • ; .'.: In response to the recent had in their hands P^ The present season with its great variety of striking excerpted quote in a speech human effort. since August and colors and textures is to many of us the most beautiful. Respectfully submitted I kno n documents given by myself on 10/16/73, I were coming since It is a good time to call our attention to the physical can express nothing but utter remain ''your Easter time." attributes of the campus, because they currently are dismay. Misunderstanding, representative..." m Schneider, most visable. It is also a good time, it seems to me, to half-truths, contexted William E. Washington tVnadU';anyI ca" your attention to our ongoing and planned thinking, etc. are human SGA President b 1 e m s construction and beautification efforts. faults which creep upon us ; 'b'uTrvi Of course, the main purpose of the construction is to from time to time, I'm afraid Support always gotten the provide the facilities necessary to carry out our they have invaded the; h 6 thoughts of our illustrative Editor, State Beacon: 2d tne 'times"' ! function, higher education. The major construction This letter refers think there's more projects, such as the science complex, dormitories. news editor — Michael De recent article in the State Simone. problemregfrtrs ilwitranh thde couege center, and new parking lots, are good examples Beacon, "Washington's transcripts There s more hassles with of this venture. Another purpose is to make the campus Perhaps he had been Satirical Address" Beacon a safer place to be — the widening and curbing of gate preoccupied during that (10/23/73). How sophisticated two and adjacent areas, for example. Some of the portion of said speech which our "iiow" generation is Nancy Chaser, Sophomore, Clifton; improvements, however, are predominantly welcomed Dr. McKeefery to today? We really tell it like it "Not really. I'm in beautification efforts. The general sprucing, cleaning, WPC. Perhaps individualism is, don't we? If telling it like my sophomore year. Yet, my t and painting along Pompton Road, for instance, is an had been failed to be it is what Bill Washington teachers give a lot * endeavor to make the campus more pleasing visually. recognized. In any event I wanted to do in his speech, of work. Most of my must express my opinion of then count me out of the friends have j No matter what the basic purpose or scope of the dropped out or plan • construction activities, though, one major theme has condemnation for half-quotes. "now" generation. Bill 1 to. been salient throughout the planning and production I must express my belief that Washington, being the SGA s a es tne the close-mindedness invaded President is supposedly the warren Winkier ' S ~~ preservation and enhancement of the the individual's will to representative of the student senior, GarHejd; natural beauty of the campus. We want William hasleteS'°righiti'in Paterson College to remain a nice place to be. We want comprehend in the abstract. body. I don't believe he ng Even I at times am stricken represented the student body the middle u ha" its environment to be conducive to. and supportive of !T!ileL,helped-i"T, campus life. We believe the kev to maintaining a - =with fonetiorial ffjdty. ' at all _ in his speech at the = I found the speech very inauguration of Dr. William J. hindered me. blight •* • • " • - - McKeefery. help from the pleasant atmosphere is the accentuation of nature, not appropriate and up tp par. Go the Veteran _ back arid re-digest that Instead, he made a fool of ! AdministratioAssociationn haansd jts destruction. portion of the speech which himself, the college and the is It is obvious from the concern for our campus that happened to drift into the students he represents. His iTmeTwoSnTS exhibited by you, the students, and 'The'"other Cecilia Taylor, here without them members of the college community that we share these Beacon. Is it possible that my speech was stupid, irrelevant ftoeshman, Verona, (VA) eyes deceive me! Even and definitely inappropriate "I asked to get in - positive feelings about our environment. Beautiful the dorms: then places should be shared and it is a pleasure for me to portions of this segmented at an inauguration of a they sent a letter speech were misquoted. college president. I feel I saying that it wasn't join with you in enhancing the beauty of our campus. possible, that I was Another fault of that human have been misrepresented. I on a waiting list computer — The Mind. I feel deeply embarrassed and Then they sent me a The Long & Winding Road respect a person for disgraced as a student letter a week later saving I could iive expressing-his Ijeliefs, but represented by Bill there. If they'd The Need For Shuttle Service only when sources are Washington at WPC. have sent me a letter before I went By I,. J. SHAKER, Jr. researched and incorporated. Remember, President Nixon to the bank, I would Paterson "s own cliff-dwellers, I praise the Beacon for its isn't the only one who can be have been able to . William Paterson College of the dorm students. While not continuous efforts to seek out impeached. live in the dorms. New Jersey and the quite as far out in the and convey the truth but I would like to congratulate Jenny Wioeman, President's Program on boondocks as is the freshman perhaps this was one of the Junior, Ridge wood; Physical Fitness welcomes ali parking Jot. the dorms are "What really pisse; students of sound mind and nestled on -their own private roe off is when yoi BODY to this most scenic "hillside"' (or if conversing Cutoutth'iate.fate go to a eertair. tours/early to fce< person in the campus. Located on nearly with a resident, "mountain Bacchus... yknowTKeep a registrar's office for 250 acres, William Paterson top"! in another corner of our Sour night Me7 regular scheduled uVnsist KyTsend youTto has embarked on a building campus. Recently informed S killing ^ou And get sortie Doc. someone else, who program thai should thrust us 1 outdoor exercise" ,^=. - that th* upper-classmen *° into the lead in facilities and residents may not park in the in turn, etc.. etc.• cardiac arrests on N.J. state lot by Ben Shahn Hail, they campuses. must now park in the The new Freshman parking upper-classman lots on the Susan Jablonski. lot (alias iot #6) could quite other side of the college Junior, Little Falls; grounds. This means that a "I just went to get possibly win an award for my name changed architectural design- This dorm student that wants to and they sent me all spectacular conglomeration of get to his car must walk quite asphalt and concrete may- a way, often at rather early hours. GREAT well remind one of a • vast NEWS, amphitheater or arena. Only There is another group of Sort! in this instance, we throw Oliver students to the lions. The people that are being faced *' r e s h m a i. with the time-consuming Fairlawn; "Th distances that many of these walking factor. Many of the -gradin .. g- system stalwart athletes must trek teachers at W.P.C. were CoiieirsTudenfs are somewhat appalling. The moved from the offices in shouldn't have to thoughtthoughts of a hike from lot .6 various buildings in the t• 0 Hobar" - t Ha- U brin S t0t 0 mind campus center to those JonTetMn/liketlus" S well-named edifices on the I personally feel its the wanderings of Homer's a secondary thing Odesseus: fringe of civilization. Original S/T^ iet us naw turn;to William K .imimied on Pagc-M)i i October 30, g»ggeS Zappa & The Mothers ("and they said it couldn't happen here") (with the amazing Captain endeavor, all part of his "big By BOB RIFT twiu( i . .•„,.__.....,Chunga'„s nianplan"", lis wnwnaat i standsianoss now Frank Zappa is on the Beefheart), a rock/jazz comedy group^ prowl again with a new a Jean-Luc Revenge, and called King which may well'be considered Mothers of Invention, more ponty alburn^ the greatest Mothers of them zany and creative than ever Kong.) all. before, and they'll be here at With the arrival of the Frank Zappa has been WPC on Sunday night, Nov. Turtles, the Mothers became called everything from a 11, at 8:00 and 10:30. Zappa an immediate rock and roll has been known in the past Dadaist to a genius to a for his outrageous successaccepted ,b y finallthe "Hiy p crowdbeing" sMftead but one thing is fa performances and we have no that Zappa always use* o sure, he s J "^reason to believe this one wil"l jab. He and the new Mothers be any different. worked on movie and Would You Believe? soundtrack, 200 Motels, while "It wasn't a joke at all," The new Mothers, who have trying out excerpts with Zubin said Atlantic Records just released a new album, Mehta and the Los Angeles producer Joel Dorn, Overrate Sensation, seem to Philharmonic Orchestra ("Hit explaining how he got Kate be aimed more towards the it, Zubin!"), all of which Smith together with Dr. John. direction of comedy rock and turned out to be disastrous, as "For years I've been trying to roll, as opposed to some of far as I'm concerned (I get her. She lives a very the more serious music Zappa know; you didn't ask me)., pleasant life these days; she wrote a few years ago, highly They recorded Live At The fo^ wnat she likes to - influenced by Stravinsky, Fillmore, July 1971, Just' some TV, four weeks in Varese, Webern, and Cage. Another Band From L.A., and Nevada "— kind of Characteristics that still it was at this time some guy semi-retirement. remain include the usual threw Zappa physically off Joel tracked her down and grumblings, falsettos, and the British stage, and put him played a couple of Two Years private jokes. in the hospital with a contemporary love songs for her (she liked them). Then; Duane All man The story of concussion and fractures. At Gone Joel had to think of a pianist "Mothermania" goes back as this point, the "New Mothers" to fill the fill for the songs By RAY FEKBEKA because Duane would've far as 1965, when Frank came to a sad end. (one uptempo, on down). This October 29 marked'the wanted it this way. He Zappa and the Mothers of After a few months rest, John Lennon came to mind second anniversary of Duane would've wanted them to Invention were only known to Zappa was back on the music and so did Dr. John: "Ste Altaian's death. It happened keep playing without anything a few. They were regarded as scene with some new didn't know who he was, on October 29, 1971, in stopping them. Gregg knows a bunch of dirty perverted statements, basically but-well, everybody was so Florida. Duane was riding his this and through it all, he and degenerates, and the TV and informing the public that the awed at the rehearsal session,: cycle when a truck cut him the brothers are back on their radio stations wouldn't touch future was to hold a new to see' if it'd go. Be was off. He swerved -to avoid it feet, "(after losing Berry them. Zappa preached, "Kill concept in "The Mothers of thrilled. He kissed her bant and skidded, the bike came Oakeiy, too) They finished the Ugly Radio," and their first Invention", and that was to ^ii|ej7^hamved. *:him .beyond down on him and he died "Peach" album and cut a two albums were regarded constantly change the group's!; r belief:"" *" ' after three hours of new one called ••Brothers and (or should I say Disregarded) personnel and musical: emergency surgery. The band Sisters" which everyone has as Underground failures by directions. His first attempt Kate's last involvemei was making the "Eat A by now. the critics. In 1967 Zar?a was a 20-piec.e electric with rock, you may recall, Peach" album at the time of released two albums not only orchestra which he called, was in the Alice Cooper toffi. the tragedy. Despite it all, the Why did I write all that filled with unusual and "The Mothers of Invention Alice climaxed every show Altaian Brothers Band has reminding everyone of a subversive rock and roll, but Hot Rats Grand Wazoo for with Kate's big hit "God Sept going, that is, kept going person who has been dead for maintaining unique packaging short." Thiy band toured for a Bless America" booming over the way Duane would 've two years? My reason is that concepts, those being Lumpy few months, made two the sound system. wanted to. I feel that Duane Altaian was Gravy and We're Only In It albums, Waka Jawaka/Hot Kate Smith and Dr. Jota, Duane had many great one of the greatest guitar For- The Money. With these Rats and The Grand Wazoo, that has to be the latest ani moments in music with the players ever. On the slide, he two albums, and the and totally died. His second craziest odd.couple yet! Brothers. The Fillmore was the greatest. Duane.left soon-to-come Ruben & The concerts of March and June inspiration to the Altaian Jets and Uncle Meat of 1971 displayed his Brothers Band. movements, the Mothers were greatness. To those who saw well on their way to fame and Mr. Country Music Mack Sullivan him play the slide guitar it Duane left the music he fortune, and it was during presents the fabulous was just a phenomenal sight. recorded for everyone to this time that Zappa began He'd play with such devotion enjoy. If you're a true Altaian getting serious recognition for and talent that he'd make the Brother fan you'll always his abilities as a composer, a roof shake at any time. As far remember him. When he died musician, a performer. as dedication was concerned, most people had one last HANK WILLIAMS JR. SHOW Duane was super. If someone comment, "I loved him". I In spite of the positive with his band 'The Cheatin' Hearts" told him to jam with them at feel his brother Gregg's reaction of the. critics, the 2:00 PM, he'd be there at 1:30 words are best to end the public still refused to catch tuning up, and by 2:00 he'd be article. on, and in 1969 Zappa ready to boogy. If someone disbanded the old Mothers needed help with the guitar "To know such a person as and their own certain brand GEORGE "Candy Kisses" MORGAN and Duane would be. the first to Duane, which there can only of magic, never to be 5 help. He was a sincere and be one, as brother seems to recaptured again. He then ROY "Steel Guitar 'WIGGINS and beautiful human being. me a God-given privilege. He released two albums of old greatly affected my life and Duane's gone now, but his recordings of the band, the life style with his love and his last to be heard, called Burnt MACK SULLIVAN & THE COUNTRY LADS spirit and music will always music..." live on. He left us some of his Weeny Sandwich and Weasels greatest things such as "In Long live the spirit of Ripped My Flesh (a classic!), also MX. Lee Arnold WHN Disc Jockey Memory of Elizabeth Reed", brother Duane Altaian. and formed another band "Statesboro Blues", "Done called Hot Rats, which lived a Somebody Wrong", short, but happy life (toured Sunday Nov. 11th two shows 4 pm S 7:30 pn> "Dreams", "Whipping Post", for a year and finally became "Mountain Jam" "Little what was to be known as the at the Scotsman Hall Rt. 46 W. Patersen Martha", "One Way Out "and NEW Mothers, featuring The (behind Graat Euttem Mills) Tidnh $6-75 oh God, there's so many Pbloresent Leech & Eddie, who were, in reality, Mark • many more. AvaHaMt affiaretran Offinsami Today, his brother Gregg Volman and Howard Kaylan of the TURTLES. The albums Uw Rainbows End 178 Kackensock St. Wood-RWs« and the rest of the band are For information call 438-9777. still at the top. They're there of this era were Hot Rats October 30, 1973

Page 9 Mean Streets, a f I to*i£ TT* d<"ng Have Some Beer on Your Cornflakes ilm t t 6 playing New York's Cinema I egregious y goofv"? h'" By PAUL SIMMONS theater after an engagement fronAavtag hi legs broke? • them from the beginning — g RE PORT FROM since. '68, is standing nearby. at the Lincoln Center Film "••*mus*t ignor;~ e th•e sensTokene of, BOSTON ... Jethro Tull I ask him if he's going to take Festival, savagely questions moral responsibility he feels completed their 'last' tour on it easy now for awhile; .-— the validity of a way of life. towards him. Also, Charlie Sept. 29th with a second "No, I never take it easy." The mean streets of the must end the love affair he is sellout concert at the Boston >• He is a busy fellow, also movie are in Little Italy on enjoying with a lovely Gardens. Livingston Taylor being the co-owner of New York's lower East Side. epilepti^..CFUct Kgirim . Lik, ike. ,„Johnn. * played the first set. He had Chrysalis records, which'also There olive colored toughs Boy she is'regarC as bSng been on tour with Tull since ? handle other groups such as and Mafia underlings "crazy" by Uncl? rL™, early August and his fine Procul Harum and Steeleye shakedown pizzerias anandd an-~d• th" e •bosses . GiovannIn thei musicianship has largely been Span. Watch out for Leo poolrooms, some still wearing community she is considered ignored by over-anxious Sayer, a major new talent of leathers, Italian knits, .*tJ one is considered crowds. But here, theirs. Martin Barre is sharkskin slacks, and dishonorable and a hazard to Remembering Janis Charlie's career. Massachusetts,' is Taylor wandering around, collecting featherweights. In this country. And this audience his odds and ends. Martin has neighborhood all are in the To say the least, the By RICHIE MARKERT sang along with many of his community's standards are Buried Alive by Myra always been very pleasant family, "The Family" that is. paradoxical. Enforcers in Friedman is the biography of better known tunes; like and friendly, he now has on a and guys with names like shiny suits, gold ties, and Janis Joplin, it concerns the "Carolina Day". He also did yellow t-shirt with a giraffe Tony Scala, Frankie Bones, herringbone topcoats hanging life and death of this great some songs from his new LP on it. He kindly poses for a and Joey Clams "swear on in alleys and storefronts, loan rock singer. It is a strong "Over The Rainbow" — his shot with Linda Steiner, East their mothers" aod call each sharking residents, are moving book that really tells backup on bass, piano, and coast director of Chrysalis. other "seujviija;;;-*.." anything but virtuous. what the life of being a star is drums were also of fine As central characters, and quality. Ian Anderson emerges'from Fighting with an exaggerated like. the dressisng room, wearing a as second generation Italians!, sense of sodality, considering Myra Friedman knew Janis Then came intermission — black leather jacket and cap Charlie and Johnny Boy are it sinful to look at a black in the last years of the halftime for as you see a toy He is a much relieved man trapped in Little Italy. woman, sometimes killing, singer's life, this gives her a football was thrown back and and I have never seen him in Charlie is personable, good and attending religious good basis for the book. Ms. forth across the hall and up a better mood. The tour is looking, and intelligent. But retreats, these hoods have Friedman's knowledge of into the balconies. And each over. (On the road since as a young man on the way perverse sets of values. Janis does not hinder her time the ball was thrown to a April, with critics who seem up in the mob controlled by Although he believes himself writing of this book. In fact it higher level the audience to know it all; giving the his Uncle Giovanni, Charlie so. Uncle Giovanni, mapping is at times critical of the roared. Soon the screen group a sharp disapproval of has problems. If he is to gain gangland strategy in a singer's life. behind the stage began to their new Lp and concert Submarine shop where a a hllhallowed d -positioiti n in the The book tells of Janis' life come down signaling the performance). •'Passion rackets, he must end his picture of the Pope graces the beginning of "A Passion Play" is an ovenvhetmingi; wall, is not dignified. This is in Port Arthur, how a acquaintance with the liberated girl is stuck in a Play". In wonder and professional and innovativi careless, deranged Johnny, the movie's point. In the expectation the crowd settled work of art. And their group midst of a religious straight society. The author who owes thousands' to loan then moves on to tell of her down. performance on stage har sharking associates. Charlie. atmosphere that is more like been consistently superb. Ir. superstition, crime practiced days in San Francisco and Now on the screen appeared 1 his her first bout with drugs- a pulsating dot. growing «ver August Mr. Andersoi under the guise of announced thai group woulu brotherhood is not an Then the combination of Big so slowly and with u Brother and Joplin. Their soundtrack growing louder. A soon be entering indefinite admirable.•• or . beneficial retirement. Although rnan> heritage. success and failure and how ballerina replaces the dot. the group broke up before She is lying on her back and .. fans were: disappointed. Ian their first album was gradually rises, dances into a was quite justified in making Although at times the film his statement. • over stresses its case, and released. Janis Joplin had an room and through a mirror. seems to be insensitive unhappy life, she never knew The members of Jethro Tull what happiness was. arrive on stage ami<( .smoke Ian is talking to a janitor towards Italians by and music. "The Passion * who is Irying-to grub a bottle „ —JMwmismm stereotyping some characters, Ms. Friedman's Play goes all the way spoils of beer Ian is finishing off f°«l>«-J««£OT "spmiT or THE its overall viewpoint is quite involvement with Joplin was your insight." some IvOuenbrau. The man I NOV-4»h - NOV^th. valid. - that she was P.R. for Albert says. "Oh I never have a Unlike The Godfather, which Grossmans, Janis' manager. An abbreviated "Passion chance to drink good iieer. ' is glamorous and awe This involvement didn't hurt Play" pursues with a lengthy Ian replies. "You should have inspiring, Mean Streets is her criticizing the star's life. jam; and, of course, the film it in the morning with your revolting. It works. The Mafia It is an honest biography and story of "The Hare Who l^osl orange juice and milk- and will not sanction this one. a nicely written one. His Spectacles" narrated by corn flakes." Jeffery Hammond. Which is "Hello Ian. how are you?" immediately followed by a "Quite well, and you?" "Oh surprise of "My God" - .John fine. I heal- your next Lp will "A STUNNINQ FILM!" Evan plays a gothic organ he for a feature-length, film." -DONALCJ.- DONALP J. MAVFHSrlMAVERSONN . meCUE MAGAZINEunnairtuc interlude and then hack to "Yes. that's right. Were complete the "Passion Piay". taking a year off and our next s An evening of light record will have the songs -entertainment with Tuli from the film. They will all be continues with the life and very short songs. 3 or 4 times of Gerald Bostock ... minutes apiece, so the album the middle bit of "Thick as a will bt quite commercial in Brick"; then into -/Cross nature." "Are you going to Eyed Mary"; followed by a incorporate the film into a yr new song unreleased .about a concert again?" "No." (So I "" bomb in a theater. Then we guess we'll be going to the go to improvisation ala movies next year to see Tull "Thick as a Brick"; ending or maybe it will be on TV.) up with "Aqualung" and they Ian then says. "And then run off the stage. For an we'll he back; in. the states encore the group fondly next fall." The film to be "WindUp" with "Locomotive titled "War. Child" has been ; ; : ANORMANVEWISOKFILM-JESUSCHRISTSUPERSTAR1 . Breath" and ,an obscure tune in the planning stage for a L .--::. ->^™STEDNEELEY:-CARLAM)ERSON-YVOVNEELUMAK-lURRYDESNfcN . about a general. '/:',. >.. SJwpIj^.VlELVYSBRAGGa*JNOKMANlEttlSON-a«iiu|xu,ihER»i<^Kfa--Js^sChriMSupcrsar . ; * \ BboJ^Tt-MRrCE • ~\iu±~H ANPREW-i-LOVD WEBBER • Lt™* TIM RtCE- H^CeHtox^bi AKDR^PREVIH After the show, after all the ;;A/ So Jethro Tull will continue A>«xwit Prod^rPATRlCK^ALMER • Di^Wh XORMAN JEWISOX • pn^K.j>_. NQRMAS JEVV|s6Si.JBJ ROBERTSnGWbOO Bostpnian urchins have to exert a major influence on emptied out of the garden, the recording industry and pushed along by the men in also for. live -performances. blue. The stage is being Even David Bowie is planning J ^Starts October 24th disemboweled — everything a return from retirement and at a Corrvehiently Located Blue Ribbon Theatre packed away.for the trip back Ray Davies .is back on the to England; Terry Ellis the road. It- only goes; to show, group's close confident and you can't keep a good man manager; he's been with i.; down. ..,-,, :jiu .,J\,., Shuttle Letters To The Editor (Continued fiom Page 7) Sincerely, Pioneer and Original Heritage Committee Chairman, should Paul P. Vouras, Ph.D. Halls. Any teacher needing to (Continued from Page 7) Trendy Mag in all: fairness declare our go to his or her office between recent elections invalid, I feel Chairperson classes had best don a pair of Mike De Simone for his Editor, State Beacon: analysis. It showed courage it is the responsibility of those Geography Department track shoes or resign to the Diversitas, it seems, has who represent us to do so or fate of perpetually being late — it was pertinent and it been a short lived trendy wasn't gross. resign. Should an inefficient Feuds for class. Some Profs have magazine. The initial concept person such as Linda be Editor, State Beacon: attempted driving from the Annemary of the magazine, as far as I permitted to remain in her It has come to my attention old dorms to a building such can tell after digging through position of power and lately that the State Beacon is as Hobart Hall only to find an More Fixity the rubble, was to give itself responsibility? being used for people to fight absence of parking spaces Editor, State Beacon: totally to the diverse (from Name withheld on request out their feuds. First it was when they return. The use of half truths and whence came the name) the Washington-Pollard feud lack of investigative reporting opinions of everybody, Corruption which was entirely dragged There is no denying that the is enough to insure any writer students, administration, and out. Now it seems a feud is situation on this campus is at least momentary ^command faculty alike. This idea was deplorable. There are those of his ill-begotten audience. Editor, State Beacon: starting between Ellen supposedly embodied in our Our national government Kleinberg and Pete who might say in response Last week's Beacon blatantly magazine. As the short years that the exercise will do used these literary and especially the Republican Laskowich, Don Markle in the progressed, people became "Letters to the Editor" everyone a bit of good and irregularities to present a tired cf giving their opinions, Party have been charged with distorted picture of SGA prez harboring political corruption. section. this in itself might be true, possibly because they were We have direct evidence that Ms. Kleinberg had a but as was previously stated, Bill Washington. unable to convince anyone to walking these great distances In the analysis of this is true, but what are the problem and temporary change over and take their motivating forces behind it? incompetence or not, she had, • is a huge time-consuming Washington's speech stand. The result has been chore that few wish to have to ("Satirical Or Sad?" by Mike There are many motivating what she thought was a real that intellectualization has forces, but the most potent problem. She was annoyed contend with. In addition, the • De Simone) the author been severely raped by those problem will, within the next j neglected to mention that are the clash of cultures and and had to let everyone know who feel the job market more what her particular problem few months, rapidly Washington prefaced his important than a self the "spoils system". Stymee Stacee Day spiel with The clash of cultures leads was. The best available outlet deteriorate. The inclement awareness or a full to her was the State Beacon. weather (not to mention snow welcoming remarks to those comprehension of those not only to personal present, Dr. McKeefery in disorganization and I had a problem a few and ice) will soon be ravaging "simple" things that surround weeks ago, with the the grounds of William particular. Also unmentioned us. corruption but also to decay in the article was the fact of social consciousness in the registrar's office. I wrote a Paterson, leaving few : that Washington knew In any social situation, field of politics. The poor and letter to the editor and I got students desirous of .lgthy personally every single non-communication breeds ignorant masses — politically prompt results, which I thank early-morning strolls. person in that room. ignorance. It may not be and economically speaking — that particular office for. Ms. Therefore he was addressing ignorance of academicia have become the tool of the Kleinberg also got some kind Toward the end of last year the gathering as a friend, not although this possibility is political manipulator. Their of a result, because Bill there was made mention of as some kind of unknown strongly suggested, but rather vote and confidence is used Washington made a resolution the S.G.A. purchasing dignitary who was carrying an ignorance of the social by the politician to perpetuate about it at the council something along the lines of • the WPC banner unfurled. position. It is not hard to meeting. conceptualze the end result not only his influence in his vans to transport stiflentrj One other point: speeches of this ignorance. Anyone who community but also to extend Letters to the editor are from the remote sectors off generally don't serve their is not sure of the results has it beyond the city limits to the generally opinions based on the campus to the coll first purpose — to get listened probably been too long national level. some fact. Ms. Kleinberg eenter. Nothing has ever to. Whether or not you liked grooming themselves for The "spoils system" which definitely has the right to air emerged from these talks. In the speech, you would we todays fashions and tieing on came to this country with the her views in that section. Now addition, everyone must think agree, that it wasn't their stack heel shoes. early immigrants and not Ik now that the realize that there are more dull, that it did get listened The only thing I can originated by Andrew Laskowich-Markle machine is than 1500 students parking in to. Maybe that's why suggest is to begin again a Jackson's administration, is going to say that THEY have the distant lots and that more Washington read it. period of social consciousness another potent influence a right to air THEIR views, than one or two vans would Joan Krueger with one change. This time it making for the political but wben something happens be necessary in order to le Peter Laskowich should be continual and far corruption of our local, state, to someone, it should be effective. reaching in so far as it should and national governments. heard loud and clear by once again voice opinions on The politicians have made it everyone. People should not There must be other schools More Support matters of social, academic, a part of the political take up valuable space in this located, on campuses as larp machinery of America and paper airing their opinions Editor, State Beacon: and political import. about someone else's opinion. as W.P.G.'s that were faced In the last few years Michael Rogalin today it has become the with the same problems. Editor of Diversitas political football hazard. If this kept happening, the Perhaps, by looking at their William Paterson College has Important officials are name of the paper would have managed to come up in the removed periodically from to be changed to.the State solutions we may be able to world. But I would nut be Rag. Ms. Kleiriberg, Mr. solve our own dilemna. Hnot, surprised if our hard earned Frosh Prez office not because their work the Admissions Dept. better Editor, State Beacon: was not satisfactory, but Laskowich, Mr. Markle and 1, reputation falls neatly due to because their presence was are all on the staff of this toughen the physical the assinine actions of our According to the By-Laws 1 requirements for students and 4 of the S.G.A. objectionable to a small or paper. We all get along well SGA President Bill large segment of the party in with; each other. By 1 wishing to enroll at William Washington. It is impossible constitution LINDA continuing; feuds of this kind Paterson; ' to believe that the students MALTISCH, S.G.A. Vice control. It is for this reason President and Freshman that our government is unable people are going to get voted in such an to secure diligent and completely disinterested in unresponsible student. Class Acting President, is the State Beacon. Unfortunately, 111 admit that responsible for the freshman conscientious officials. This I cast ray ballot for class elections. Where was system is subversive to any This paper was not and is Isolation Washington, but now I am she? Why were the polls tradition of public service in not meant to be a ashamed of myself. I cannot opened so late on Tuesday? our country. battleground or a vehicle for (Continued from Page 6) believe Washington would Where was she when the Political corruption is a someone's ego! between the Arabs and # have made such a stupid and votes were being tallied? constant process, not a Yours, Jews, and prolonging "» unimportant speech at such Linda's obligations to the temporary -evil that besets a Paul S. Kartzman homelessness (a situaW an important occasion as Dr. freshman class are being country, like purs, and that which the Jews were in.; MeKeefery's inauguration. sadly neglected. It appears can be remedied by selecting years ago) of tnei My apologies to Dr. from my vantage point that a reform president or. a Editorial Palestinian brothers. » MeKeefery, who tried so hard many people in the S.G.A. are reform congress. It is not the more years it takes m _" to cover Washington's foolish covering-up for Linda's men but the system of Arabs "and. Jews to resoB short-comings and obviously privilege that feeds the forces Correction their differences, that n* Is there anything in the non-existant sense of of political corruption. Any Last week's Beacon more will the plight <** SGA constitution that deals responsibility to our freshman successful attempt to reform editorial stated "WPC has no refugees be forgotten. * ' with the impeachment of the class. (Linda was also the one our political institutions and vending machines because of not hard te visual!' President of SGA, or does he who "organized" our practices must take into Iconsiderrag the position;:" consideration the impersonal too, hold himself above the orientation program). Not is incorrect. We apologize for American Indian has in » law. only do I feel that Joan nature of the forces involved this inaccuracy. society today. - Cterau Bridget Sally -&* u.e g.»r, EJ.«.c tie us in political corruption. ____ MATE BEACO Women's Fencers Compete-Jn Amateur Fencers League Five Williaiamm PfltorenEatersonn ' - women, along with 24 other round. Juniors Valerie Olsen 6. Donna Dilger-WPC competitors, fenced in the and Pam Marsh were The women's prep and open eliminated in the second competitions will both be held Amateur Fencers League of round Val who took 4th in the America's novice competition on November 4th at William balance beam event in the Paterson College at 10-00 am which was held October 21st state gymnastics competition at Montclair State. Among the seven women is a beginner fencer Janet from WPC entered in the Donna Dilger. a WPC Belloff. a freshman, also freshman who fenced on open are Iza Farkas and fenced. •Jeannine Lynch. Both Ramapo High School team, The final results were: started off her first round traveled to Arizona this past 1 • M a j t e n g i wittv 4 victories; she went. summer to fence in the 1973 Marietta-Hungarian Reform N ~. t i o n a 1 F e'n c i n g through the second and Church. semifinal rounds to take 6th Championships. Jeannine was 2 . M a r y L o u eliminated in the third round; place in the finals. Debra Caffarra-Montclair State JoAnn Porter, a freshman Iza was eliminated in a fence 3. Ann Grady-Rutgers beginning fencer, off with Ann O'Donnell in the Newark quarterfinal round. Iza also demonstrated good potential 4. Grady Leigh-Lehman earned her A classification early in the competition College this year when she reached winning four of her five bouts. 5. Cortiz Aixa-Lehman the semifinals of the World Deb made it to the semifinal College Under-20 Championships in Volleyball Undefeated Argentina.

Field Hockey Joel Pasternack, has led the Cross-Country squad to the lead Season Ahead of the NJSCA Conference. The volleyball team starting off but were very confrontation with St. impressive by taking Loses A Elizabeth repeated what they complete control of the game have been doing in previous away from St. Elizabeth. games by bringing home Thanks to great serving by Basketball News another win to WPC. So far Bonnie Garo, Jody Ryan, and Squeaker Joe Ash, successful coach Ash earned his Bachelor and giving the varsity a 3-0 season Pat Tiernan, and also by at High Point Regional High Masters degrees in education by beating such teams as team members like Emily By JANE PASIMENI School for the last seven from the University of FDU and CCNY. While the years, has been named to the : Leeman, Denise Decker, A large crowd of spectators Nebraska. JV are 2 0, triumphing over dinking and smashing in came out to support the William Paterson College FDU. basketball staff. Athletic spikes set up by Cheryl Women's Field Hockey team Bob Planker. a senior from Meredith Mayr and Fernandez before a jeering on one of the coldest days of Director Arthur Eason announced yesterday. Ridgeiield Park, and Rod Charlene Gillis provided the crowd of one.busdriver, Mrs. the season. The game was Daniels, Teaneck junior, have varsity with their first scoring Flaster plus 20 St. Elizabeth delayed for a . few minutes Ash. a 35-year-old Vernon been named co-captains of the in the game and the rest of fans. while one of the vandalized Township resident, will join . 1973-74 William Paterson goal cages was being rushed headcoach Dick McDonald the team, Willie Gramlich, Come out of hiding and basketball college team. Ruth Fitzpatrick, Rosemarie to the field after a quick fix-it and top assistant John Adams support the volleyball team to job by the WPC Maintenance on the Pioneer staff. Ash's •"I couldn't have picked two Hirmann, Eileen Dicken, an undefeated season when finer, leaders." says coach Joan Nordland, and Sandy crew. duties, besides coaching, will they triumph over first include, scouting and . Dick McDonald. "Bob and Ferrarella, followed after Brooklyn followed next in line After the players "warmed Rod are the type youngster their example by crushing St. oip'\ the game was tough, for recruiting. Adams, back for by NYU Tues. Oct: 31 — 6:30 his third year, will coach the who make a coach proud." Elizabeth 15-11 in both games. at WPC Gym. Hope to see both teams, to the final Planker. a 6-3 leaper who The JV were slow at whistle. Princeton scored the JayVee squad and assist you all there. McDonald with the varsity. served as co-eaptain last first goal early in the first season with Al1 Cousins, needs half, but with teamwork and "I'm delighted to have Joe just 305 points to become the Women's Swimming Team Organizational Meeting hustle, the Varsity tied the join our staff,'' McDonald 13th player in WPC history to game in the second half, 1-1. explained. "I've had the score more than 1.000 points November 6th at 4:00 P.M. In Gym Room 202 Eilie Ferrara, left wing, pleasure to work with him at during his career. scored WPC's goal on a clean various camps and found him First Practice at 5:30 P.M. On November 12th push pass right by the to be diligent and Last year Planker scored Princeton goalie. 367 points • for a 14.1 average hard-working. He developed and hauled in 295 rebounds a~ If Interested, Mease Attend The Meeting With fifty seconds left in the the High Point program into the Pioneers compiled a 12-11 Managers Are Also Needed, Sign Up With Team game, the Princeton girls one of the finest in the state." record. Ash, who coached for three popped in the go ahead goal Daniels, a 6-1 and squeezed by WPC, 2-1. years in Nebraska high schools, was named Sussex guard-for ward, scored only CLASSIFIED County Coach of the Year in 3.7 points a game in 1972-73 Answers To 1970-71. The director of the but McDonald didn't hesitate "*mnM MS are available to ill students for any reasonable purpose >t a cosi North Jersey Coaches Clinic. to call on him in cruciai of MS for students and S.1.M for nonstiajents. All ads are to be brought to the situations. stale Beacon office no later Una one wee£ prior to publication. Ads will run for Quiz OK bine. Kates are for « words. 1. 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Please mmufm.1 'UK SALE Stemwav parlor grand contact Mrs. Lois Wolf, old Pioneer FUMMS "Get Involved" Piano 510 Call anv eienme 262-4S37. Hall Room 221. A Medical Service to Help You October 30. STATE BEACON WPC'S Booters Best Team In Jersey , By STAN BINDEIX WIGIJTMAN FIELD — The William Paterson College Beat Drew 2-1 soccer team spotted Drew the half the Pioneers knotted The second half was a University with the first goal the score on a goal by their scoreless battle most of the of the contest' before they outside rightwing, Bob way with both collegiate came up with two of then- Escabar. The Pioneers squads threatening numerous own to defeat the Rangers by dominated most of the first times. Finally with 14:18 left a 2-1 margin on Saturday half by keeping the ball in in the contest Larry Peterson morning. Drew Universitities territory booted his second goal of the The Rangers, who were but they could only put one season to give WPC a 2-1 dealt their second loss in tally on the board by halftime advantage. His goal was eleven games opened the and it looked like they would assisted by Mecdet Muldur. scoring midway though the be in for a rough afternoon Both sides threatened many first half when Andy Therian since a strong wind would be times before the contest produced the Rangers only against them in the second finished but neither team point. With 16:18 remaining in period. could put more points on the board and the Pioneers WPC Soccer team is the highest rated New Jersey team byjti Sports Spotlight: walked off with their sixth ISFAA Standings and Number 7 Overall. By Me MM.. victory of the season. Pa.-NJDel Area This was just an example of I.S.F.A.A. Soccer Rating William Paterson's Won Lost Joanie Broder, A superiority on the soccer . ' '• 4 1 1. Univ. of Pa. field. The Pioneers are the 2. Penn. State 2 1 best rated soccer team in 3. East Stroudsburg St. 7 1 Dedicated Girl New Jersey and they rate 4. Philadelphia Textile • ' • 4 1 seventh inthe 5. Elizabethtown 3 2 By EDDIE MATERA hockey home games are Pennsylvania-New 6. Buckwell :- 5 • . 1 Joanie Broder is the goalie played off campus at Colfax Jersey'Delaware area. 7. WILLIAM PATERSON 6 2 on the girls field hockey team field and this is due to the William Paterson leads the 8. Fairleigh Dickinson — — and the senior from Elmwood practice of the football team N.J.S.C.A. Conference which 9. N.C.E. 3 2 Park is not what you picture on their own home field. This looks like this: 10. Lock Haven 6 1 a goalie to be. Joanie is 5 may stop some girls from foot, somewhat smaller than going out for the squad, which most goalies she plays really practices hard and Pioneers Thwarted By FCC: 33-6 against, but a very dedicated tries to do their best. She is encounters. Paterson's girl on campus to her sport By Mike Reardon defensive backfield, who were also a Bergen Community When witnessing William not present in the field. Fed offensive attack was confuted and getting people involved College transfer and played with other activities. Paterson's previous encounter City quarterback Arris broke to 60 yards in 27 rushes and left wing in her freshman with Montclair State, one up the middle 44 yards to a 109 yards in the air. year. might come to favorable score. Federal City's offense In conclusion. William In addition to playing field conclusions pertaining to the picked up 199 yards in 39 Paterson has definite footbi hockey, Joanie enjoys Pioneer team, especially hi rushing attempts. With talent, -as was demonstrated bowling, gymnastics, and is a the area of' defense. The Federal establishing such a in the Montelair conLest 'ft* member of the girls Softball Pioneers lost the contest by a running game, they were able encounter certainly exhibited team. She is a phys. ed. mere score of 3-0, to a to pass with effectiveness. It an abundance of defensiB major and hopes to find a prominent football combine. was obvious the new backfield talent. The offense has had teaching job in the The prospect of the Pioneers had something to do with the certain problems which do nd; community when she losing 33-6 to an inferior final result of the game. City's relate to the entire offense graduates. team, Federal City, is quarterback came away with WPC faces the most exjtaiv? Joanie said that her size ridiculous. Federal City's excellent passing attack, for a team in the state n*j has anything to do in being a homecoming was quite a net yard total of 265 yards night, Jersey City State. goalie as long as you have success as it was just a and a completion percentage quick reactions. As the goalie football fiasco for the Pioneers. of 14 for 24.. State recently crushei she must start her teams In the 4th quarter, William Trenton State 47-7, with tii attack by clearing the ball to The usual similarity of not Paterson found themselves kind of performance, ft them and also stop the other moving the ball was quite trailing 27-0, when new QB Pioneers superlathn team from scoring. prevalent, but the defense Mark Wozeckowski hit defensive showing again This past week Joanie and failed also, after such an Jerome Croix on a pass play Montclair will have to b the team played hi an all exhibition of defense against covering 20 yards. Hopefully more intense, if they are' college Hockey Tournament Montclair. Although there this is an indication of stop the Gothics scormi Joanie Broder at Glassboro. The team has a was an important change in Wozcekowski's talent. machine. Look for quite a bi She told me that there was lot of good players so don't be the defensive set-up, Wozcekowski may be present of passing in Friday nigK a woman's athletic program surprised if they come back pertaining to the usual in (he future three confrontation. at WPC before mens, but with the trophy. tne facilities for women's sports are very poor. Joanie spoke also of the WRA, the Beacon Sports Quiz SPORTS THIS WEEK Women's Recreation By PHIL MELONE drove in 144 runs to lead the Football .Association, saying that it 1. He threw 7 TD passes in league, and was named Fit, Nov. 2 Jersey City State College away was a fantastic orgaiuzation one AFL game, a conference Rookie Of The Year. Who is 7 in need of more members on record. Who is he? he? :. - Soccer i Toes., Oct. 30 Kutztown State.. away2#i campus. - 2. In his rookie year in 1950, 3. Three major leaguers Joanie said that the Seld he hit .322, had 34 homeruns, had playing careers lasting Thur., Kov. 1 Monmouth awaySiS* from the 1930's to the 1960's Sat., Nov. 3 Fairfield University homef4| (from at least 1939 to 1960). Crass Coutry ] Fast Eddie Picks Em Can you name them? Tues., Nov. 30 New Jersey CoUegiates & N.J. College ] 4. He was the first Individual Championships At Garret Mountain 3:0*j American to run the mile in Field Bockev : 1 William Paterson 10 Jersey City 7 . under four minutes. Who is Tues., Oct. 30 Glassboro Stae V&JV .: away 3:<^ 2- Montclair State 21 Trenton State 14 he? Thur, Nov. 1 Trenton State V&JV home 2:9Sj 3. Newark State 15 5. The lowest 72 hole score Glassboro State 6 Volleyball 1 4 Lycoming 28-^-: - UpsalaO ever shot as an official PGA 5 Fairleigh Dickinson 35 Livingston College 7 Tournament was a 257 shot in Thur., Trenton State V&JV home 3:*|J 6:S E Newark Rutgers 20 Stony Brook 10 1955 at the Texas Open in San Tues , Southern Conn. V&JV vi Antonio. Who shot it? Record to -date wo» 10- Lost8 — PCT.-535 TIMS., Oct. NYU V&JV home 6* j Ansonpagell.