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Volume LXXVIII, Number 8 Tuesday, March 30, 1976 A Free Press Meets Wingfield By RICHARD WARREN accurately and to correct our in­ ad offering a S100 award for a March 26 — Today, Sentry accuracies. The Police Deputy Photo of Dean Senour having Editor-in-Chief Mark Friedman Commissioner of Public in-. homosexual relations with a and Editorial Board member Ada formation's office has told this member of his staff. Later. Solia. along with Socialist Party reporter it has not been deter­ TICKER Editor-in-Chief Richard candidate Catarion Garza, met mined whether or not it was an Rodriguez pointed out the ad with President Wingfield con­ assassination attempt. had appeared about 8 months cerning the alleged assassina­ Wingfield was angered about ago. and Wingfield did concede tion attempt on Friedman and'or Sentry's accusations against that TICKER "was getting bet­ Garza. Baruch Coliege students and ter." At one point Wingfieid stat­ President Wingfield stated stated he did not believe a ed that Baruch journalism was that if police wished to enter the Baruch student was responsible at an all-time low. Baruch campus to investigate "I for the alleged assassination at­ When Friedman and Gravas would co-operate fully." Fried­ tempt. He did not give much mentioned death threats they man claims police said they weight to the death threats in had received on the Baruch needed permission to enter the "Baruch Eye." He also campus. Wingfield replied "I campus Wingfield also said the caned it "an inexcusable rag don't know that to be the case " police had told him they had no that has been schooled by the He also stated if these charges reaso'n to believe any Baruch legitimate 3aruch College pub­ could be documented it would student was involved in the inci­ lications." He further said he lead to federal prosecution. dent and. the firing of random had no respect for the journal­ shots is not unusual in the lower ism of the Sentry which he Wingfield said he fully syrn- east side Friedman called this a described as inaccurate, biased phathizes with the right of all racist form of stereotyping. and lacking in credibility. He students to be able to express Rodriguez stated that TICKER also attacked the TICKER in a their political views without fear does its best to present news President Clyde Wingfield similiar way. and referred to an of injury.

Breast Cancer Not For Women Only

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f r chmc o fe':ng b'east examma- disease, and ~ea~ lOG~c fo :: jiO:6SS:wi.ci 5o^.i/C.nj... ^ .. . . . ^ 3 • tions an : n *o' m at io r ~ auout S. tu US'IOK: h.:: : et y u er c e:". t o -Ad:i:l Vci'.l'J" a ' ' d '• a d ' o . O C < a :9S:0-:b O ':e b'east d" e a S t CS"'Jfe' IS dstcCteC ^y t 'n tec h~ cues ^ e'o c r ao'"i> m e' e i s so..: " d . O ' t^ S . woma~ w ".c ca..s it tc t.ns at ~S"1CC'S3 m J i deceased "vine the in )ctance tention o* the ohysiciam a smal rfeath by 33° wome- are at above " * e oe-ce~tac;e s "ou_>d :;:• ~ ' " s< es oe c ai use eve- -J Stat:st;os. we2rr e taken ':<. Sym. posiu : o" Neop'ast 4 DSSG Treasurer Fran McGinn -emaie 3 r e a s t. edited Another Fire At Baruch DSSG Constitution: FTeuven K Synderrnan. the V Vosby Company. '973 By RICHARD WARREN lew ha's>e a'amts oa;> r. ._ // Cancer o* the female breast :s :ne leadirrg cause of death h-orrr L ast Wednesday Varcl". ^^ da-iye'Otrs Since people can get Treasurer "Resigns car":ce' m womien. 5°-o o^ wo"^e-> ^ me b-oke out :n the '-ttn ':oo^ m;-t du-ing evacrratio'r are ah'eoted and represents ' - bathroom of the 23-d St'eet " he cause o' the ':-e ^-~ Sy CARLYLE THORNH1LL ulecVtor Thursday, Apr.] ' " ev o of ail cancer :n wcrme" It is very Building Viark Rohrhch oiscov whether it was Sfe! by tne S.j.me Stu cent Government affairs the eight members or th« important to identify precancer ered it when he let' his arsonist responsible tor recer^t „oem to he heading for even Assembly would be co:)Siucred ows presumably curable breast clasb-oon, (Rrr, tc2C) est 9 2J A' fires has riot been determined more oompi nations than already as having resigned This how lesions Seventy five thousand ter spotti.iy the fire he :m VI r L nden repeated his watmnc ever, would seem to put a fur exist as a result of the constitu new cases o* breast cancer pe- mediately pulled the ai^rrm ar^d ot prosecution to the fullest ex ther stall :n the Fees machinery t: o n a: resignation o' the "reas year ^lave been reported a\)d. ther: returned to class to inrorm tei.t o' the law o' anybody guilty u'e: ; he situation carne to hght alret Jy corispecuo-jsiy ab r O. aibo'l S'.Oo'J deaths pe.- yea ma: v ^'^ h:s classmates > w ^ e • •• se­ ns semester hubs a r« h a 'eoort was made to this seem very impressive ~ 9 *i'9 WHS ^ve" ;;-'de' wciy - 1 o"ice that the "Treasurer as we'' pectec to be *cthe- oppressed --1 v o' eve'v ! b "^ew born C" v\'-e'~ ^'j^'lici" discovered h as se^er: ot^e: :renbe:s o" the £b a -es;:i; o" Swc " c= -rove "or -> bes.t:~ec :o cat b'east ; .-•-"••- '.^ . a basnet " t^ot bat'^-oc"! e Assembly had m.sseb three con­ already th-it, stnr&ste" inere have sometime curing her :i*e Evo-y bvjhd.ng WdS evacuated n :• S secutive :neet'.riys without prior been a great deal of controversy '7 minutes arour:d the clock in -rurrutes rhouyh some stu-Jents writte notice The othe' mem over Student Government and the C S about three cases o* lir^.gered m the looby and others "Where's Chan^v .- be r s : e X'fcbsi.'ii . a ;: i;n a r i Fees Alioca'iuiib arid Er_xpendi breast cancer d.< ^ diagnosed hi actually entered the buiidmg * N o : n . d u> a r i t'. a g o Janice t;:;ei ten yeiars the mcioence of breast ar;d '-:d.o to be to!d to leave Williams A-thu-r Zen: a Vl r !rc2 b^-'iut;! .l;c: yv.: w> ".*)<_; Volunleet Action Carreer ecu a Is the total pop u la The fire was extinguished Ab: ad N ;t:e Aiv, d.'r : Sta' MCoh -jrachy Club wda under :: e^ tion of :he o:t> of Boston. Every ^:mos: immediately d-'.'.^r its d:s Center ^ r ij t a r; d a b 1 y a vj 11 e t e d by : i "i e re u:C bidiHid 1 7 mir.utes one woman dies o' ouveiy by security cmd rrictlrrteri According to the L;<.« bcjsiwn percussions of sue;, a <. onsutu y or^rast earn.er every '.I nisn'.es ancfe men but the fire depart "Nazaicth ; otudent Government t.onstitu tlona: resignation *!ov ever he a death from this anatomic site merit was called in \o determine i tiori ArHole VI Section 3 Sub iaid that "if it's determined mat alone As a i.ompar isor, l:\ ten whet; ter the building was Safe tp | Poetry Corner section t "Any Assembly mem the i reasmei is a niembe: o: the i years during the Vietnam -var re-enter Aib,o. the buiidmg waes be: whu !isb missed three COn Assembly and it there is cfticiai : - - - almost 30 000 ArTicrlcan soldiery searched by Security but to n.O 3 secutive meetings in a semester docvj men 1 at ior: oi;ch JS an at " Queen were Killed, m ter: yeaiS more av di I ana has not submitted a written tend a rice register st.a nas than 300.000 women Cie of At ' 11 CJ i it . j ^> ;li,.in(hi I. . I, v i ^J r rr i thme consec .i civo M.eet not ice c r cuse >r ioi iO !. i i a * hisfc c2iQ. .i. sn.ee t.he.c ha e i,,iii in>,. that i ttlc Issue :>h>.>i.iu' be or ea^,; cancer ; a I meetit.y U) tr e S <_- c i e t u i y Breast cancer /_ ine r;t.,.uDo/ oi/v; been oevettii recently Mi PvtaA I . . . . 2 i tbiyrit-J 3 O • rtsSoi 'ed JVOUI Jlny i.; the <. -'.n be cone i cJc ed killer O / ivurne'i Tne niortalitx, fias [ IIHJI ) head of Secmuy ^ iated tuiiOVVll'.y : sitl tct Ionia l provislonu ! Huston laKCv V. the call ci 'he not i boiiyeJ rr.noh m the pa; t .ih that UK.JC yn.lty of set'nnj talse An «t U, i r i o t «aj .,.».. ; . . dldi nib AO.JIJ ah.o Oe piOUeout - yea. s TiU . , <-. ... ! ^ . J I 1 i oi.^u,^ a cor i ii rieri t Iron . 4 We i,^,;//i/f /./-ovc; il U,~..^l .- i.' eo to the I; J, i est extent of the 1 . jli C ' tl .fc !lfc meei I Cl.t;, ( C <. it (//»«/ o Page 2 • THE TICKER • Tuesday, March 30, 1976 Tuesday, March 30, 1976 • THE TICKER • Page 3

An Investigative Report: Where's Charley? Poetry Corner Italian Students The Student Voice Of Baruch College By ANDY BARKUS TICKER: Dr. FerraR, have you a half and find out, Diamond AN ADVENTURE ABOUT ADAM AND AVA Where's Charley?" This is the noticed much tension among Jim?" Contest the cast and crew, say on the At last I had found my angle! Artist Ava Ame's attractive, alluring appearance, EDITORIAL BOARD question that has been on the political or racial levels? Money. Greed was the motivat­ Allow-ed her involvement in an adulterous affair with an „The American Association of ive research and must include a marked NO LATER THAN 26 Richard Rodriguez Editor-in-Chief lips of so many Baruch students DR.* FERRAR: Will you go away ing force. Following this lead I aggressive, adorable, Austrian artist, Adam Apple. Teachers^of Italian is pleased to bibliography. April 1976. Address all essays Robert Gujliano . .1 Managlndj-Editor these past few weeks. To find . out the answer to this question so I can finish lacking this demanded that the show's Ava's aptitude as an agile acrobat afforded Adam announce^he sixth annual com­ Stuart E. Bloom ... - Business Manager to: Dr. Lena M. Ferrari, Depart­ this reporter went straight to scene? business manager, Paula above average arousals. petition for students* of Italian at 5. Applicant wili submit an Richard Warren : Associate Editor lacobazzo, show me the books. An amorous affaW arose among the aforementioned. ** the college level. The contest is essay of 2,000 words or more on ment of Modern Foreign EDITORIAL STAFF the source, the Main Auditorium Languages, St. Johns Univer­ Undaunted by this obvious at­ Supressing-" a giggle* Paula re­ An amazed "Adam adored Ava's acquired accuracy at being administered by a com­ one of the following topics: {a) A Jirn Hedges -...-. News Editor at 17 Lexington Avenue where, sity, Jamaica, New York 11439. tempt at a cover-up I asked the vealed a single marble composi­ adulterous attempts and artful agility. mitted chaired .by Professor critical-appreciation of one con­ Linda Pacheco Feature Editor even as I write this timeless FIRST PRIZE — $200.00 same question of Mr. Jack Light, tion book with more red ink than They applied apparent application at adventurous acts. Lena M. Ferrari of St. John's temporary Italian author, (b) Ital­ Bruce J. Meyers . . Assistant Editor tune, rehearsals are under way the musical director of Where's a collection of Faustian con­ At times Adam ate angel food cake and Ava ate artichokes, University. The other members ian contributions to North For further -information con­ Karen L. Kahn Music Editor for this mammoth musical spect­ Charley. His reply, "Tension? tracts. It seems the 1.50 adr only until accelerating amour aroused them again. of the committee are Professor American civilization, (c) A tact Italian" Section, Romance Ara Sadaniantz . Science Editor acle, which will be presented from Wednesday April 21st to Only when they try and reach G mission fee covers oriTy a~small In an altogether asinine acrobatic attempt, an accident Maddalena Kuitunen of the study on the Italian cinema Languages Department. Garmen Perez -.-.".'.-.-T^-T-T-: . .. Sports Editor Saturday April 24 at 8:00 P.M. above high C, I don't know if part of the costs while generous arose one Autumn afternoon at an Amusement arcade. University of Toranto. The mem­ since World War ii. (This may Rudolph Sanday . .. . : Secretary their vocal chords can take it." subsidies from the Speech and bers of the committee will also also be a paper on a specific tyEWS STAFF Tickets $1.50. They attempted another amorous feat atop an Aeroslide. So far nothing. And yet every Music Departments and enthus­ The two, anticlimaxed amid air among an amazed audience. serve as judges. film or director, or on a general I went expecting to see a jum­ repeortorial sense cried out for iastic backing from Dean Brown, CONTEST REGULATTIONS trend, such as neo-realism.) Bob Lipson Staff Writer ble of inexperienced - adoles­ Adam and Ava's antics caused thern such an ample amount A Career O-rJentation some muck to make the story are needed for the bulk of the of arduous aggravation, that they avowed absolute 1. Applicant must be an un­ Carol Targum Feature Writer cents playing games and found more interesting. Possibly, the expenses. dergraduate in a college or 6. Applicant must submit: (1) Session on Job Op­ Steven Kohn . T .-. Arts & Theater instead a core of talented and abstention, and asexuality, until the accursed cast itself . . or the crew. I was, to say the least, disillus­ university in the or a statement signed by a perman­ portunities in divil Service Louis Carradi Reporter highly committed students work­ actions of the adulterous affair absolved. I questioned the entire cast ioned. I walked away resigning Canada. ent member of the faculty of Ital­ and Government Em­ Perry Finkelman ,....' Photographer ing for positive goals in a school — Valerie Brooks and crew, confronting each in­ myself to the fact that this piece 2. Applicant must have com­ ian of his college stating that ployment will be presented CONSULTANTS. that has long been called the dividual with "Why are you pleted at least one-year of Italian tne applicant has completed one by the Sociology Society apathy center of the world. I de­ would never see print. After all, THE LOVE PLANT ^ Santo Diaz .^ FacultyJLiason doing this. I mean, "the real with all the intrigues going on in college or the equivalent. year of college Italian or 4ts on April 1st at 12:15, 4 Larry Warshawski '. Music Director termined to investigate this odd reason." The explanations I The plant at first grew 3. Essays may be written in equivalent, and (2) a personal situation further. around here who could possibly North (Rm. 420), 23rd St. REPORTERS found ranged from "I'd like to be interested in this small group lovely green leaves Italian or English, without pledge stating that the paper Loais Corradi Louise Sunshirte, Dan Lewis, John Reid Bldg. I questioned^e director, one make a living at this someday to of involved people putting on a flowering into white blossoms prejudice to the contestant. submitted is his own. Dr. Eleanor Ferr^in the hope of "Well, really just to have fun and piece of pure entertainment sim­ of delicate fragrance. 4. Essays-must show object- 7. The essay must be post­ CONTRIBUTORS help some other people to have ply for the sake of the fun and Somehow it changed, The Baruch Student Community uncovering some scandal, some political slant perhaps a death fun. There was also an enjoyment they can get and give felt our parting, Published weekly during the school year by Ticker Association of the Bernard M. Baruch College occasional, "Why don't you but of the City University of New York. Address aJI communications to TIOC0*. Box 9C. 137 East22nd in the process? sensed the end long, before it came. First Meeting Street. New York. NY. 10O10 — Room 307. Student Center. Columns and editorials do not neces­ threat story to make my piece a ticket m the lobby or the Personally I intend to see Shape noticeably different sarily represent the opinion of the entire TICKER staff. Ticker Association, the College, or the Uni­ Student Center for a buck and of ihe new versity. Copyright " 197$ Ticker Association. that much more sellable. every performance. bending in poor posture the once scented flowers Ticker 212 Community Center while performing a valuable fell Association scattering the carpeted floor. service for someone else." Rm. 307, S.C. Editorial Mayor's Vol. Action To illustrate the types of posi­ Life escaping from the dying leaves presents tions available, each week we — rotting in silence Club Hours will publish a shorHist -of open­ with its last breath Will select Center On Campus ings. This week, the' following it leaves the earth Administration Interference are requesting volunteers. never to be seen again. Chairman In an effort to make the ser­ then forwards to me those which 1. The Guggenheim Museum — Valerie Brooks Easy Listening vices of the Mayor's Voluntary -seem to be suited to college needs people to staff the visitor With Campus Press Action Center more ^accessible students. ~l have seen requests information desk. If it isn't bad enough that we as students are to Baruch students, the Student for workers in everything from 2. The American Red Cross Activities Office has arranged to art galleries to zoos, and a wide Queen - A Unique Band needs court case aids at Bronx having our daily existence threatened by budget have one of their staff members, variety of plays. Most people Criminal Court. By KAREN L. KAHN cuts right and lett, the administration sees fit to represent MVAc on our campus: think only of hospitals or day 3. The Department of Con­ Queen is the most unique Guitar Workshop interfere with 'not only student organizations, but Mr. Kim Hardingham wiU be care centers when they hear the sumer Affairs needs people to band of the seventies. They have available to meet with interested word "volunteer", but there are take calls and investigate com­ style and talent surpassing most Wed., Mar. 31, 12-2 with the student press as well. students each Thursday, from many many other types of plaints. of today's bands. They hit it big 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM in Room organizations also in need of 4- The Guttman Institute Last week; in another attempt to remove Mark in this country with their first 525 of the 26th Steei Building, it heip." needs patient interviewers ic aibum "Queen," but it was not Thu.r Apr. 1. 12-2 Friedman as Editor of THE SENTRY, the admin­ is not necessary to make an ap­ When asked why students gather medical histories of pat­ until 1974 with the release of istration questioned whether or not Mr. Friedman pointment in advance, and Mr. would be expected to volunteer ients undergoing screenings for 'Queen II" that Queen toured Oak Lounge, S.C. could remain as Editor because he is a part-time Hardingham said- that students rather than seeking a paid posi­ breast cancer. the States. It was on this tour should feel free to drop in for tion, Mr. Hardingham said: "The 5. The New York Botanicai that Queen received the distinc­ student. It should be noted that many editors jn further information. problem most students face is Garden needs people to do a tion of being the first rock band In explaining the function of that in order to find a mean­ the past, of various student publications at Bar­ variety of assignments chosen to play on Broadway as the •^^zf^r?*r^^'s-r^j-}*?i4?~f*-i~r^~~c^ MVAC, Mr. Hardingham said: ingful job they must have exper­ uch, have not been full-time students. according to the person's par­ opening band for Mott the "The Mayor's Voluntary Action ience. Volunteering is an excell­ ticular interests. Hoople. Are you still wondering about] In addition, the administration has used dubi­ Center is a clearing house for ent way to gain experience. If you are interested in one of With last year's release of ous information presented in the flyer called 77?e hundreds of governmental and Students also make personal these positions, or wish to inuire "Sheer Heart Attack." Queen the whereabouts of Charley? » no-n-profit organizations contacts which may help them about the hundreds of others had once again gained attention Baruch Eye. The administration has presented our throughout the five boroughs. to find paid positions later one, here and they had their first hit available, see Kirn Hardingham song which Astaire & Rogers Good, because the plot : BusinessJVLariager with„a document containing When these organizations need* and volunteer work always looks on any Thursday, 10:00 AM to single "'Killer Queen." Both the should be dancing to called volunteer workers, they sencTjofcr goocrona resume. All in alt, tt is what is supposed to be a list of advertising reve­ T:00 PM, Room 525 of the 26th album and single went gold. "Seaside Rendezvous." thickens. Find out April 1 in -i descriptions to MVAC. MVAC a great way to help yourself Street Building. Their latest album "A Night At "The Prophet's Song" written nue since the time Mr. Rodriguez took over the the Opera," is Queen's greatest by Brian May, is a stroke of Cut oat for a front of the Baruch College editorship last May. Dr. Aaron of the Department achievement. The album is the genius. It is melodic and con­ most diverse album of this de­ tains some brilliant backing voc­ auditorium. of Student Personnel Services seems uncon­ cade. The album begins with the als. Brian May plays a harp on slice of life. cerned with the fact that Mr. Bloom has deter­ Contest Nazareth nasty, insulting "Death on 2 "Love of My Life," by Freddie Legs." Then there is the thirties Mercury. Brian May's last com­ Nomads watering their camels mined that several thousands of dollars of reve­ at a Saharan oasis. Gauchos By KAREN LEE KAHN "When you're with a girl you've style ditty "Lazing on a Sunday position on the album "Good Column For years Nazareth has beep whooping it up on the nue are unaccountef for from 1971 until just prior got to act like a man." Afternoon." Both songs are writ­ (Continued on Pago 4) Argentine Pampas. Carpet By ALAN WEINER and one of Great Britain's most "Whisky Drinking Woman" is ten by lead singer and pianist to last May. It appears THE TICKER, under Mr. E. LANGSTAFF weavers working; in the Grand Anxiety and Academic Achievement — popular rock groups. Like many the lightest song on the album Freddie "Mercury. Bazaar of Isfahan. Discover Rodriguez, is causing problems each and every Library, ext. 3085 other British, or in this case A Workshop in Developing Effective showing the vocal range of Drummer Roger Meddows- Tired of lifestyles, traditions and beauty time THE TICKER attempts to print the truth. Question: I'm working on Topic Scottish bands, Nazareth had a Najfs lead singer. Dan McCaf- Tayloro "I'm in Love With My unchanged by time and Study Habits One: Theories and Models of rough time making it in this ferty. Car'" is exactly what it appears the Old? unknown to the average tourist. Mr. Bloom has not as yet found any cause for Student Government based on a country, but at last they have Nazareth recently played with to be — an ode to his Alpha Cut yourself in on a rewarding believing that revenue is unaccounted for. In fact, Review of the Existing Litera­ arrived with a chart hit and at Radio City Music Romeo, sung by Roger Taylor. and challenging slice of life On Wednesday, April 7, 1976, at 3:00 ture. How do I start? brilliant new album. Hall. This is the second time "You're My Best Friend" is get­ with Trek Adventures. the records show that several-thousands dollars JJ Here's The single~ " is Cut me in. Send me the follow­ p.m. in the North Lounge of the Student Answer: Your search strategy Nazafeth-nave-toured trig .United ting a lot of airplay. This song is" Something New! have been deposited in the TICKER accounts should start with listing subject from, the album "Hair of the States but it was their first time a light pop tune written by bass- ing Overland Camping Tours Center, Dr. Milton Ehrlich will lead a since last May. Dr. Aaron has arbitrarily ordered headings that will be usefulin Dog." "Love Hurts" has been in New York City. - ist John Deacon. "39" is also and Expeditions brochures: the Central Treasurer, Mrs. Paterson, to ignore locatino^yofrr sources. For start- continuing its climb the—G-h^tts Nazareth plays what can be played on the radio quite a bit. • Europe, Asia, Africa and the workshop on coping with the demands et&r-^Self Government''(in Higher since early February and as of termed the purest form of rock This song is the most "un- The Good News Americas • Russia, Eastern Europe and of academic accomplishment. Topics disbursement requests from THE TICKER. Education), Colleges and Uni­ this week it has reached number and roll. The-band comes to­ Queenish" song on the album. It Sung by versities - Administration - Stu-. 6, and rightfully so. The single is is written and sung by the phen­ Scandinavia It is rather unbelievable that the^administration gether with Dan McCafferty on I I South America will include: listening and learning, dent Participation (yes, that's all a pure rock and roll version of lead vocals, on omenal guitarist Brian May. "39" has made such a decision based on information one subject heading); Student the popular song recorded in guitar and synthesizers, Pete is a folk tune about a space Cito Name dealing with problems of attention and appearing in the Baruch Eye. Should the admin­ Self Government; Student Organ­ by many other artists Agnew on bass guitar and back­ traveler who returns to earth Address. concentration, preparing for exams, izations; Student Leadership. since Nazareth's release of the ing vocals, and on only to find that not one year but Cruz Citv istration continue its illegal harassment of this song. drums and backing vocals. It is many have past and everything State Zip. note taking, organizing material and newspaper, we will be forced to bring the matter Question: Good grief! All that? The album "Hair of The Dog" a strong band vocally and mus­ he once knew is now gone. Baruch Christian Club My Travel Agent is. Answer: Yes, some of these sub­ is of the purest form of rock and ically. writing term papers. Problems of before the Board of Higher Education, or the New "Sweet Lady" is a short piece Mail ject headings will be more use­ roll. The title track is a biting Thu., Apr. 8, 12-2 p.m. ful than others, but you have to In April or May, Nazareth will not at all up to Brian May's Room 1816, 360 PAS lo: - 0mm 136 E. 57th Street motivation and self discipline will also York Criminal Court. heavy rocker. "Changing be touring the United States begin by using all of them unfit ^songwriting talent. The first side All Welcome! New York, N.Y. 10022 be explored. Please send all comments to TICKER; Box 9C. Times" seems to be a social again. In the meantime Nazareth of the album is finished off by a (212) 751-3250 (Continued on Page 4) statement with lines such as can be heard on A&M Records. I•«•»»»»»••»••»•••••» • \\

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Treasurer "Resigns // (Continued from Pflto© 1) The Coffee House Dean's Office of the Dean of recorded. dent, Treasurer, twenty-four Students, but the Dean was However, Ms. Doris Dixon, Assembly persons and three away at a conference in Dallas, Secretary of DSSG, has stated, . Reps-at-large.) Committee Of The I exas. Mr. Ron Aaron, who rtas- —M^si-of the College Officials lately been intimately involved ords to s-how that the attencP with matters concerning Fees, ance of the entire Assembly has seemed unwilling to comment •Stu"dent~Faculty was also unavailable for com­ been recorded for all meetings but students were not as reti­ ment while Assistant Dean of and that the eight individuals cent. Jack Pasquale, Treasurer Students, Florence Siegel was named have been absent for of CFD/AVD seemed to sum up unaware of any communication three consecutive meetings the prevailing opinion when he Programming Board concerning the matter. without prior written excuse. said, "It would seem that once By far. the strongest statement Article IV of the DSSG Con­ the Treasurer's position as an on the matter came from the stitution seems to answer all Assembly person was deter­ Director of Student Activities, questions concerning the Treas­ mined and formal attendance Mr. Jerold Grodin. We was of the urer's membership of the records could be produced to Presents In opinion that "the treasurer was Assembly. It reads, "The Assem­ substantiate the claim that there not a member of the Assembly" bly shall consist of 29 members has been an infraction of Article and thus the section of the con­ elected by a plurality of the VI, Section 3, Subsection I, there stitution quoted above did not votes cast by the Day Session would be the need for appropri­ apply to Ms. McGinn. In addi­ Students and four appointed ate measurers." tion, Mr. Grodin expressed members as described in the Big question now on campus doubt that the attendance of the sections of this article. . . . (and is who is going to be the New ED VADAS treasurer, Ms. McGinn was ever goes on to describe the Presi­ Treasurer.

Hostos Takeover Essay Contest Column (Continued from Page 2) terms are short and have no BAND By RICHARD WARREN it becomes evident that some of sub-divisions. March 29 — Five days ago, them are always dead-ends. Question: Is there a way to find Hostos students took over the ready-made bibliographies on administration of their college. Question: Are these subject student self-government? About 500 students participated headings just for books listed in Answer: Look into Bibliographic in the takeover. The other stu­ the card catalog? Thurs., April 1 Index under Self-Government (in dents have continued to attend Answer: No. The specialized Higher Education)-. This index classes, and professors have periodical indexes use one or reveals bibliographies that are continued to teach, with stu­ more of them. The Education In­ otherwise buried in books or at dents taking over the admin­ dex, for instance, lists articles under Student Self-Government, the end of periodical articles. 12:00-2:00 istrative functions. Student Organizations and Soci­ Why not profit (in this honest They hope to mobilize support eties and Administration of way) from someone else's work? outside the campus. There will Schools - Student Participation., be a protest in front of WCBS, The ERIC system uses Student Thursday at noon. This site was Send your question in to Oak Lounge Government and Student Organ­ selected because of CBS' lack Essay Contest Column, TICKER. izations in its index Resources in of support for the struggle of All questions will be answered. Education. As in the case of com­ CUNY -students. Next Week: Topic Two from an puter-based systems the search Hostos students have pre­ historian's point of view. sented seven demands. They FREE!!! are: 1) Save Hostos and Medgar Announcements Evers. Docurnentaiist Dr. Ehrlich information Scientist 2) Maintain Oper. Admissions. Awareness and Se!' In'ormation Broker 3, Cor:tlnja:ion ov rree — ~:- .Vec. 3-5 o.m. Community information Specialist \o'tn Lounce l-'ormation System Manager Looking for a job? 22r,c St. 3ti_icen; Center _ook into the Masters Degree Program in 4) Mo further cuts. Library Science — training for the in­ 5} Restore funds already cut. Soo homores — take WKT 1500 tK S Sur- formation professional. Write or call. Dr. 6} _No mergers throughout mer V.KT -.500 wi!'. be limited to ••jrv.ors i_ouis Coburr.. Library Science Dept.. a~d se~:o"s :-* trie 'all term' Queens College. CUNY. Flushinc. NY CUNY. 11367. (212) 520-7194. Attend the A.M.A. 7) Mo furlough. For Saie — 1 970 Austin America. 34.000 Most students are attending miles. 23 npg. Excei'.ent cond tio r. in & From the Registrar: out. SQ5G.00 Ca;; after 5 p.m. 42S--51& April 9th — Friday — first day of the classes and professors are Spring Recess. No classes will be in at­ x Career Conference teaching. On behaif of THE Trie Financial A;d Office will concuct tendance. Classes resume on Mon., April x TICKER. \ express fuli support workshops to assist students in preparing 19th. I applications for the 1976-77 acade.m.c ApriS 29th — Last day for Summer intent t •! for this action. Students should year The workshops will be held from to Register. Bring Spring '76 bursar's < April 6th. X not be asked to make sacrifices March 29-April 9. every hour on the hour receipt. x when the men on top are not. between 10 a.m.-3 p.m. in room 103 at 155 June 15 — deadline to apply for ad­ i E. 24th St. mission as a non-matric student. t x t Register Thursday, X INFORMATION — The Sociology Society will present a x Queen Band THE ESSENTIAL RESOURCE session on Job Opportunities in Civil Ser­ FOR THE POST-INDUSTRIAL AGE vice and Government Employment or. x (Continued from Page 3) "* Become an information professional April 1st at 12:15. 4 North (.room 420). 23rd April 1st Room 831 Company," is also one of two Librarian St. Bldg. »: School Media Specialist x songs that Brfan May sings. It Indexer Abstractor Student Gov't meeting. Thurs.. April 1. sounds surprisingly enough like Data Base Specialist 12:15 p.m.. North Lounge of the Student x 26th St Center X Paul McCartney. Reference/Research Specialist Center (22nd Street). X The last song on the album is X Mercury's incredible "Bohemian between 12-2 p.m. x Rhapsody." For a little history X on the song, "Bohemian Rhap­ X sody" was released in England All students in November. !t took two weeks to reach number one where it XEROX SERVICE 1 stayed for nine weeks. The song whili yon wait x which is 6 minutes long is J wanting an x- x getting a tremendous amount of airplay on all of the rock sta­ i Discounts To Students 'X interview with a X tions. "Bohemian Rhapsody" is X x a bit of everything including X x Gilbert and Sullivan operatics! X company must x Queen just completed a tour TERM PAPERS BOOK REPORTS f x of the States doing four days of x sold out at the Beacon X X Theater. Queen's stage show is X register at this THESIS STUDY NOTES X as outrageous as you might ex­ x pect. X x meeting or they will X The concert began with 72 Madison Avenue x X "Bohemian Rhapsody" Between 27th and 28th Streets X x complete with a light show, vis­ X x x not be given an x uals, and explosions. Queen > generated so much energy that x x most of the audience found x > interview. themselves unconsciously x ANIPEX LETTER X x standing throughout the show. ><><><^g=r^_>r-Vf-^ vvr^vwr^^vfvr-^^rv sz- X