VOLUME 97, NUMBERCAMPUS 8 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE, MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1973 Kerr, pres. of Pa. ACLU, to lecture in Chapel on Sat.

Thomas M. Kerr, president of Association and of the Planned According to Bob Ellers, the Pennsylvania chapter of the Parenthood Center of Pittsburgh. student coordinator of the ACLU American Civil Liberties Union, Furthermore, he also is a trustee festivities, "Much interest has will discuss the present state of of Point Park College of Pitt- been expressed both on the part the campaign for civil liberties in sburgh and of the Pittsburgh of the college and Meadville an address to be held Saturday, Playhouse. community in opening an ACLU April 28, at 2 p.m. in Ford Although Mr. Kerr's last ap- chapter for Crawford County." Memorial Chapel. pearance at Allegheny was over Continuing he adds, "I attribute The title of his address is two years ago, when he spoke on much of the campus interest to "Current Events in Civil invitation of the Pre-Legal the lack of existing legal in- Liberties," which indicates both Committee, he has not been formation accessible to students a highly interesting and con- remote from the education scene. from qualified personnel." troversial topic. After his He is an active lecturer in in- presentation there will be a dustrial administration and law , I( I 7 discussion period. in Carnegie-Mellon University's In addition to being president of Graduate School of Industrial t-■• sSur e JUSIICe the Pennsylvania ACLU, Mr. Administration and is an adjunct Kerr is a member of the professor of law in the Duquesne organization's national board of University School of Law. LAWIIIIIIIIDA directors. He is a commissioner An organizational meeting for of the City of Pittsburgh Corn- the purpose of establishing a The need for ACLU is real and mission on Human Relations and Northwestern ACLU chapter in reflects a growing concern on the a board member of the Neigh- Meadville will be held following part of Americans to protect their borhood Legal Services Mr. Kerr's address. freedoms," comments Ellers. As stated in its charter, the purposes for which the American Civil Liberties Union was founded in 1920 are: to maintain throughout Summer study plans the United States and its possessions, the rights of free speech, free press, free assemblage and other civil rights, and to take all legitimate for creek released action in furtherance of such Dr. Edward Stainbrook, chairman of the department of human By SHARON HOISINGTON Wohler. The problem was that purposes. behavior in the University of Southern California School of Medicine the creek ran through a relatively "Today, one hardly needs to and an Allegheny alumnus, will open Allegheny's first Colloquy with "ALL the projects interrelate," large watershed which flooded turn on the radio, television, or a keynote address tonight at 8:15. explained Dr. Samuel Harrison. every spring. This large volume glance at a paper to see that in no "In the past, students in different of water emptied much of its other time in the history of the areas of scientific study, such as contents into French Creek, just nation, have these rights been so in biology, geology, chemistry, north of Meadville, causing threatened," Ellers concluded. and math have rarely had to serious flooding in the area. In addition to the Ford Chapel Stainbrook kicks off work and communicate with each There were two choices on how program, ACLU materials will be other. It's a major problem today to solve the problem. A large dam distributed free of charge to in that scientists don't cross could be built on French Creek anyone at a table to be set up all Colloquy '73 tonight disciplines, but in this case north of Meadville and south of day Saturday in the lobby of students will have to. It will be Saegertown, creating a large Allegheny's Campus Center. • Also available will be special Discussion by guest speakers psychiatrist, an advertising necessary for students to discuss lake, or a series of three dams their work on an interdisciplinary student rate applications for and students of a wide variety of executive from New York, a could be built within the drainage ACLU membership. Among the topics of human concern will Tibetan refugee. a police officer, level." basin, one situated at each of the various ACLU pamphlets which characterize the weekend the chairman of the board of Dr. Harrison was speaking in three main tributaries of the will be available are: "Colloquy 73" which will bring Koppers Company, a senior vice reference to the forthcoming ten stream, located at Union City on "Arrested," "You Have the visiting experts to the Allegheny president of the New York Times, week summer interdisciplinary French Creek proper, and on Right to Remain Silent," campus from April 27 through 29. an attorney, a football coach, a study of Woodcock Creek to be Woodcock and Muddy Creeks. "Marijuana," "Equality of The overall theme of the student- U.S. Army general, and a undertaken by a number of Appearing to be the most prac- Rights Shall not be Abridged on organized event is "The Human Broadway producer. Allegheny students and tical for a number of reasons, this Account of Sex," and "Where Do Potential." professors and one un- latter alternative was chosen. You Stand on Civil Liberties." "Freedom, Order and Anxiety Mr. James Olthius will be dergraduate major in en- The maximum benefit of this Several paperback publications in the Discovery of the Self" is speaking in the CC Browsing tomology from Purdue project was primarily for flood put out by the ACLU will be the topic of the keynote address, lounge at 3 pm Saturday on: available for examination and Male-Female--Sex, Marriage, University in Indiana. "This control but it was also felt that to be delivered Friday evening, student had an exceptionally the Woodcock Dam, upon which may be ordered for under $1. April 27, at 8:15 by Dr. Edward and Friendship. This was not These include: "Us Against the listed in the Colloquy schedule. good recommendation," corn- the gates will be closed htis Stainbrook, chairman of the mented Dr. J. Richard Wohler, Law...The Legal Rights of People department of human behavior in next spring, would provide a lake director of the group, "and that would attract tourists and Under 21," and the new series of the University of Southern Workshops, panel sessions and ACLU handbooks in "The Rights California School of Medicine. discussion will get underway having a student from a large would also serve as a place of university, so unlike Allegheny, recreation for area residents as of : Teachers-Prisoners-and A series of panels will im- again on Saturday morning. Mental Patients." Mr. Kerr, mediately follow the keynote Events scheduled for Sunday is good as it will expose our well. representing the ACLU, will also address on Friday evening, and are an "innovative" worship students to a slightly different the following two days will be service conducted by Dr. james method of study." see STUDY, page 8. see KERR, page 8. filled with panels, discussions, Olthius; a presentation by a pro Besides attending seminars on workshops and informal talk musica consort under the a regular basis, the students and sessions. Included among the direction of Dr. Donald Cervone; professors will meet every two guest speakers are a judge, an outdoor Catholic mass; an all- weeks to discuss and exchange ministers, a practicing campus picnic. information on their findings. Pelletier announces new The data gathered by the students will be utilized in writing their senior comps next year and. faculty appointments Student run PEER will be duplicated and sent to interested organizations. "These President Lawrence L. Kappa and the Modern studies won't simply be stuck in a Pelletier of Allegheny College Languages Association. She and prepares for 4th year filing cabinet. This information is has announced the appointment her husband will move to needed by various groups of of three new members to the Meadville this summer. By AMY HARRISON involved. The children are people who are interested in the Allegheny faculty. Miss Lisette Eschenheimer will recommended by school prin- future of Woodcock Creek and we Joining the English depart- join the d3partment of physical PEER (Program for cipals and guidance counselors will attempt to provide it for ment as an assistant professor education as an instructor. She Education, Enrichment, and on the basis of need, for various them," emphasized Dr. will be Dr. Virginia M. Carr, holds the bachelor of science Recreation) is a seven week reasons, for the individual care Harrison. currently a part-time instructor degree in health and physical summer program for 55-60 and concern the program and The interest in and consistent at California State University in education from the University of Meadville school children. counselors offer. Difficulty in- study of Woodcock Creek by Los Angeles. Her areas of special New Hampshire, awarded in Directed by Sue Piper, the teracting with peers, academic Allegheny professors and program is in its fourth year, difficulties, or problem homes interest include Shakespeare, 1971, and is currently employed beginning on June 18 and running (either broken marriages or low students traces its com- Renaissance literature, drama by the Cranberry Area School until August 4. PEER is based on income) are problems which mencement back a couple of and American literature. Dr. District, Venango County, Pa. a similar program started at form the basis of their selection. years, to approximately six Carr earned her bachelor and She is a member fo the National Dickinson College. PEER is a blend of recreational months before the dam was master of arts degree and her Education Association and the Completely student run, the and educational activities and begun. "Prior to construction PhD from the University of American Association of Health, primary goal of PEER is to field trips in and around Mead- Woodcock Creek was a trout Michigan, the latter in May, 1972. Physical Education and '`...provide a non-fail atmosphere stream running through wooded She is a member of Phi Beta Recreation. Miss Eschenheimer of love and trust' for the kids see PEER, page 8. area and farmland," recalled Dr. lives in Cochranton. Page 2 CAMPUS Friday, April 27, 1973 Student loans cut In January, President Nixon presented his new budget proposal Mr. Nixon's spring for fiscal year 1975 to Congress, and with it came his proposed allocation to student aid programs for next fall as well as a newly conceived "dispersal" plan. The President wants to spend more on student aid programs; he has requested $872 million for next year as comapred to the $766 million allocation for this year. Along witt the money, though, Nixon wants to revamp the existing federal student aid program by eliminating the National housecleaning Direct Student Loan (NDSL) and the Economic Opportunity Grants (EOG) programs, and replace them with the newly devised By ARBY SWIFT spoke at one point of his determination to alter Basic Opportunity Grants Program (BOG) and the already the historical pattern that creates second terms working states guaranteed loan program. President Nixon will soon be faced with some that "almost inevitably are downhill" for major spring housecleaning, something he American Presidents. To help do so, Nixon should've finished when he made his sweeping decided to take more power away from the post-election personnel shakeup last November cabinet heads and centralize it in the hands of The new program has run, however, into serious difficulties and December. It would've been easier then to his White House staff. Nixon trusted staff men that translate into trouble for students on aid. The BOG replace White House aides like H.R. Haldeman, like Haldeman, Erlichman and Kissinger and program, as well as its allocation, are hung up in Congress John Erlichman, John Dean and Herbert used them to insulate himself from the pressures primarily because of a legal technicality. According to the Kalmbach. Now they face presidential of the outside world. Furthermore, the Educational Amendments Act of 1972, NDSL, EOG, and a suspension if indicted and presidential dismissal Haldemans and Erlichmans responded to College Work-Study program must be funded to specified levels if convicted by the federal grand jury probing Nixon's trust by placing loyalty to their before BOG can be implemented; if Nixon eliminates two of those Watergate. President Nixon made that clear at President above all else. They weren't dependent programs, that can't happen. The law provides for one thing; his April 17th press conference when he stated on congressional goodwill or caught up in Nixon wants another. As a result, students don't know whether that there have been some major new department politics like cabinet heads are. In a they will receive aid for next fall or not; they have no way to plan. developments in the Watergate case and that time when Nixon has been locked in battles with Although Nixon will be spending more next year, students will be "....if any person in the executive branch of the Congress over his Indochina policy, budget cuts, getting less, since more schools and more students will be eligible government is indicted by the grand jury, my impoundments and executive privilege in- for a share of the total allocations to NDSL and College Work- terpretation, these men proved their worth. Study. Then, too, the terms of the state guaranteed loan aren't as Now Nixon's once impregnable White House kind as one under NDSL. Not only that, but loans may be harder staff system has come flying further apart with to come by. each new revelation made and each new charge leveled in the mushrooming Watergate scandal. Once noted for their tight-lipped secrecy and single-minded devotedness, Nixon's close ad- These problems are especially alarming in view of the rising visors have been falling all over each other lately, costs of higher education over the past few years. Here at trying to cut the other guy's throat all ina Allegheny, costs (tuition, room and board) have risen steadily desperate attempt to save their own skins. Both from $2,693 per year in 1968 to $3,555 for this year. Although John Mitchell and John Dean issued frantic Allegheny will hold the line on charges at their present level, a protests that they were being tagged as substantial increase for academic year 1974-75 seems almost scapegoats for Watergate. Mitchell and Jeb inevitable with the economy ballooning as it is. Students will be Magruder have taken turns charging each other needing more money; under Nixon's new program, they may not with giving the go signal for the Watergate get it. burglars. Haldeman and Erlichman hired a Washington lawyer to represent them. It's a disgusting spectacle. As one Republican senator cracked, "It couldn't have happened to a nicer bunch of guys." The new program will undoubtedly put an unwanted damper In line with historical precedent, Richard on Allegheny's already badly lacking Ad Hoc program. Disad- Nixon's second term has slid downhill, v., ay vantaged and minority students will suffer most under Nixon's policy will be to immediately suspend him." It downhill and things will slide further if Nixon new plan. Direct grants, which mostly went to students from would've also been easier to replace Attorney eventually has to fire or suspend men like families with a less than $6,000 per year income, will drop from General Richard Kleindienst last fall when most Haldeman and Erlichman. What's more even if an average $550-$600 under EOG to $400 under BOG. Loans will of Nixon's first term cabinet heads got packing proven innocent, Haldeman's and Erlichman's be especially hard for them to get, since, in all likelihood, banks orders anyway. Instead, Kleindienst stayed on days of riding high are probably soon over. And will consider them credit risks. Minority and disadvantaged and now reports are circulating around that he'll for no other reason than that Watergate's stench students need help to attend Allegheny; under President Nixin's resign soon because of embarrassment over the will continue to contaminate them in the public new program they won't be getting it. Ad Hoc advocates want way his Justice Department bungled its own eye. It will be hard to find replacements for more from the program in the years ahead; instead, they may be Watergate investigation. Many of the men now Haldeman and Erlichman, especially at this getting less. suspected of complicity in the Watergate break- in or Watergate coverup had left Nixon's service by the end of his first term. Included among the early departures were former Attorney General The situation warrants fast action on the part of Congress to and campaign head John Mitchell, former avoid fiscal torments for the fall. We encourage all students as Commerce Secretary and campaign financier well as their parents to write to their Congressmen urging: Maurice Stans and four Haldeman aides: §an immediate solution to the federal-aid-to-students-package Dwight Chapin, Hugh Sloan, Jeb Magruder and tangle. Charles Colson. Why, I ask, didn't the rest leave §the retention of NDSL, EOG, and the College Work-Study when the opportunity to quietly do so was there? program, as well as the immediate adoption of BOG as a sup- While he was holed up at Camp David late plement to these three programs, as provided for under the last year, busy hiring, firing and shifting Educational Amendments Act of 1972 political appointees around, Richard Nixon stage of Nixon's political career. After all, you can't drop a new man into Haldeman's chief of CAMPUS Published since 1876 by the students of Allegheny College staff position or Erlichman's domestic affairs slot just overnight. You groom him, for years maybe. Nixon will have trouble finding men he PAT HOUSTON-Editor Published every Tuesday and Friday throughout the academic year, except during final examination periods. trusts as readily or values as much as Haldeman Editorial policy is determined by the Editorial Board. and Erlichman if they go. More than anything BILL CISSNA TOMMIE MANN Opinions expressed editorially are the responsibility of the else, a President needs to have men he can trust Managing Editor Sports Editor Editorial Board and are not necessarily those of the Allegheny Student Government or of Allegheny College. Letters and signed around him. Especially a President locked in a articles are the opinions only of their authors. tough fight with Congress over the expansion of GEORGE PIERSON JACK MCCAIN Members of the Editorial Board are Pat Houston (Chairman), presidential power. When his own men fail him, Asst. Managing Editor Associate Editor Bill Cissna, Amy Harrison, Jack McCain, Diana Ross, Henry Silberblatt. and Arby Swift. the President's in bad straits. Deadlines for Letters to the Editor, unsolicited columns, and Things will really get messy if Nixon has to AMY HARRISON DIANA ROSS articles are 3:00 p.m. Sunday and Wednesday. Deadlines for publicly suspend or fire aides under indictment classifieds ate 8:00 p.m. Monday and Wednesday. Payment in Editorial Page Editor Associate Editor full in advance must accompany all classifieds. Lost and found or facing conviction by the Watergate federal notices and announcements of a non-financial nature are grand jury. How much has Nixon known about HENRY SILBERBLATT ARBY SWIFT published free of charge. Letters to the Editor may be submitted, Watergate all along? If he knows as much as on the request of the writer, with name withheld. At least one Photography Editor Associate Editor member of the Editorial Board must be informed as to the many suspect and if the initial charges about identity of the author, or the letter cannot be printed. All letters Watergate complicity prove true, why did he fall are printed at the discretion of the Editorial Board. into this trap? I'm betting that Nixon pretty DARCY WHITE JUDY BARABAS National Advertising representative: National Educational much knew the whole Watergate story by the Business Manager Advertising Manager Advertising Service. Subscriptions: $9.00 for the full academic year, $3.25 per term. morning after the break-in. If so, why didn't he Offices are located in Rooms U-202 and U-210 of the Campus finish' his housecleaning last November and PHOTOGRAPHY: Rachel Bryner, Bob Meyer Center Fine Arts Building, Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. TYPISTS: Judy Koper, Diane Alessi Mailing address is: The Campus, Box 12, Allegheny College, December instead of waiting to do so before an AD SALES: John Hellerstedt, Bruce Fogerty Meadville, Pa. 16335. Telephones: (814) 724-5386, (814) 724- aroused public this spring? It will take a lot CIRCULATION: Jose M. Naharro 5387. longer for the dust to settle now. Friday, April 27, 1973 CAMPUS Page 3 Athletics Cornmittee reply To the Editor: The financial problems of the Lacrosse Club have recently received attention in the Campus, ASG, and a student referendum. 'If I knew about the Watergate Caper, what 'OK, Mr. Press Secretary, give me some Many of the salient facts which answers!' am I doing in the White House?' comprise the problem were submerged in a welter of misquotations, misconceptions, and misinterpretations. The Athletics Committee appreciates this opportunity to clarify the issue. The committee has been concerned with the Lacrosse situation since its beginnings in 1971; at that time the feeling of the committee was that sustained student interest over a two to three year period was a . And if I didn't know anything about the reasonable surety to expect . What am I doing in the White House?' before any regular funding could affair. . be considered. Approximately $500 worth of equipment pur- other two alternatives are sup- Director of Athletics met with the magically stretched without athletics budget be reap- chased for a short-lived Rifle port as an intramural or in- Club earlier this term to point out necessitating some trade-off or portioned, it should also be noted Club presently languishes in the tercollegiate sport through the some of the problems. sacrifice in other areas con- that 29 percent of male students maintainance building and the Athletics Department. The Athletics Committee is tradicts at least one Law of of Allegheny participate at one committee hoped to avoid a Lacrosse has not been presently examining other means Thermodynamics, historical time or another in intercollegiate similar occurrence. Every organized as an intramural sport by which support could be experience, and common sense. sports, and this figure is in- evidence now indicates that and, although it has an in- provided and will make a Reassessment of priorities is a creasing. The swimming roster Lacrosse will continue and thrive tercollegiate schedule, the basis recommendation this term. A more tedious and frustrating has grown from 18 three years and both the Athletic Committee is an informal one. Formal in- major concern is financial ac- process and one in which the ago to a current 33 and, it is hope, and Director of Athletics are tercollegiate participation, countability; the college, in- Athletics Committee and will level off at 40 next year. The seeking some means of providing necessary to legitimate funding cluding presumably tuition- Athletics Director are presently football roster has increased financial assistance. under the intercollegiate paying students, will expect some engaged. from 40 two years ago to 50 this A major component of the program, requires satisfaction of assurance that any support will To anticipate some possible year and will hopefully stabilize problem is that the Lacrosse Club a number of fairly rigorous be utilized for the purpose for suggestions, it should be noted at 60-65 next year. The increased fits no existin2 mold of athletic league requirements. Thus, for which it is given. Of more fun- that, as far as the Athletics participation in these two sports participation and whatever example, some members of the damental concern is the fact that Committee can determine, the alone approximates that in the mechanism of support is Club would be prohibited from the finances of the college are large budget supposedly Lacrosse Club. The point here is established will constitute a participation on the basis of somewhat strained and may well available for recruitment of not to weigh one sport against precedent. Three alternatives grades under regulations beyond become more so. Most of us athletes, steak dinners for others but simply to show that a now exist for supporting athletic the control of the Director of enthusiastically encourage the football players, etcetera is simplistic re-apportionment of activities such as Lacrosse. One Athletcis or the college. Many Club and can overshelmingly largely compounded of myth, available resources would not is support through ASG, which members of the Lacrosse Club advocate its financial support. ancient history, and erroneous serve the interests of equity and has already indicated its per- were unaware of the rigor of However, any assumption that assumption. In reply to another would merely shift the problem. ception of the situation. The league requirements until the limited resources can be possible solution, that the varsity The recent discussion of the Lacrosse issue was clouded by a number of innuendos and un- founded implications. It was. for example, implied that the Director of Athletics was not wholly sympathetic with the • • . OK aspirations of the Lacrosse ule . .0K Ike cubicle group. The contrary is in fact true, as any member of the Athletics Committee during the past two years can confirm. The Edited by DIANE ALESSI Vietnam and had conducted a campaign of terror, assassination, paradox of an Athletics Director viewing with disfavor any growth and obstruction. They also stated that Communist allegations of Watergate breaks down in athletic participation, par- U.S. violations made in mid-April were groundless. ticularly by a group with in- Owing to this apparent disintegration of the peace agreement tercollegiate ambitions, should New developments concerning the Watergate case have into an exchange of charges of violations on boht sides, no Ad- be apparent. Such evident lack of dominated this week's news. A third secret fund linked to the ' ministration officials are willing to predict what the U.S. will do objectivity contributes little to Nixon re-election campaign and the Watergate affair has been next. equitable resolution of the problem. discovered in a Newport Beach, California, branch of the Bank of An announcement was made, however, that new U.S.-Hanoi America. The account was said to contain up to $500,000 and was The Athletics . Committee will talks would begin today. These new talks will at first involve continue its efforts and welcomes under the control of Herbert Kalmbach, Nixon's personal at- William H. Sullivan, a deputy assistant secretary of state and any interest in the facts of the torney. The other two secret accounts are Maurice Stans' safe, the Nguyen Co Thach, Hanoi's vice minister for foreign affairs. These issue. first to be discovered and linked directly with Watergate, and an two are to be followed in mid-May with discussions between account of $350,000 kept in a safe at the White House under the Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho. The White House said these T. W. Dougan control of White House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman. The money talks are to seek full adherence to the truce agreement by all For the Athletics Committee in Maurice Stans' safe, believed to be from $350,000 to $700,000 parties and an end to the fighting throughout Indochina. all in cash, was not only under the control of Stans, but reportedly also John Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, Jeb Sturat Magruder, and Judicial Herbert Kalmbach - all now top suspects in the case. These secret funds were believed to have been used to pay off the seven Fighting continues in Cambodia defendents in the case so that they would keep silent. Board The Watergate case has become enlarged; investigators are no In related news, there was more fighting in Cambodia this longer only concerned with the actual break-in at Democratic week. Communist troops overran two Cambodian positions and National Headquarters, but also with the concealment of the warded off government troops despite heavy U.S. air support. The elections incident and growing awareness of the involvement in the affair attack came as U.S. warplanes were flying their fiftieth straight To the Editor: by top Nixon officials. Many are expected to lose their positions, day of raids against Communist positions in Cambodia. Some of Candidates for the Student Nixon is reported to be sorting out the impact of the scandal and the raids were within two miles of Phnom Penh. Judicial Board must register by moving toward decisions on the overhaul of his staff. Press Westerners in the Cambodian capitol have also been saying 11:00 p.m. on May 7th (Monday ) that Lon Nol's decision to put his opponents in his new Cabinet with the Student Voting Com- Secretary Ronald Ziegler, however, states that the President mittee Chairman in the ASG hasn't received or requested any resignations. Ziegler also denied will have little effect on his regime's chances for survival. office. Five positions are open; that Nixon had any prior knowledge of the Watergate case. two shall be seniors, two shall be juniors and one shall be a sophomore during the fall and Kissinger calls for changes winter terms of their service. in U.S.-European relations Final elections for these positions shall be held May 10th (Thur- Peace agreement disintegrating Henry Kissinger, the President's foreign affairs advisor, told sday) at both lunch and supper. under accusations People who eat off-campus shall members of the Associated Press at their annual meeting last vote in the Post Office from 10:00 Wednesday that major changes must be made in U.S.-European a.m. to 2:30 p.m. A referendum In international news, the U.S. accused Hanoi of illegally economic, political and military ties. He also restated Nixon's shall also be held on May 10th. building up its military force in South Vietnam and said that pledge of not ordering unilateral cuts in U.S. forces in Europe, these violations justified the U.S.'s suspensions of its obligations but added NATO must do some reorganizing. Jon Ausman under the peace agreement. The State Department said that Sources say that Nixon plans to make a diplomatic trip to Student Voting Committee North Vietnam had sent 30,000 men and 400 tanks into South Europe next fall. Chairman Page 4 CAMPUS Friday, April 27,197 3 Todd Rundgren: schizoid history of a True Star By MARK REITER walking contradiction. Here he (which gave off the impression Time listened to the song they'd of ending the side with the tune it was playing asshole rock in the that Todd was fronting a geniune have quickly noted that the so- started out with. The tracks are With still another bifurcated studio with an occasional gem band comprising Soupy Sales' called light Todd saw was more a piecemeal, the melodies are trite title, like his earlier Something- like "Under the Ice" or "Hello two sons and Todd), which was feminine twinkle than divine and limp and the technology Anything?, Todd Rundgren has It's Me" or "Open My Eyes" generously ignored by critics and vision. grates - the deleterious result of released his second frustratingly while sporting the most displaced fans alike despite the hit single But other cagey members of treble overkill. Side two is incomplete and indecisive album of wardrobes and sensibility. An "We Gotta Get You a Woman." the rock press found it infinitely another matter. Todd takes the in a row, this time entitled A eighteen year old fop who wishes Few people recognized that Runt more significant that on three stance of crooner, you might say. Wizard-A True Star (Bearsville, he were British playing rock 'n was a sincere if raving sides of the 1p Todd had played all And the stance effectively BR 2133). The seemingly schizoid roll in Philadelphia. The Main autobiography, signalling all of of the instruments and sang all of operates as the side's unifying nomenclature is more ap- Line shuddered, but any decent the musical styles that Todd held the vocal parts, a task that often element. Side two comprises propriate here than with the chap who stayed tuned to the as endearing. We were given filled up all of the fat sixteen seven love songs, ranging from earlier release of Something- burgeoning FM stations could Zappa parodies with "I'm in the tracks he employed. Side four the perverse "Does Anybody Anything? since the new album and would testify that Todd Clique," a perfect imitative was a live-in-the-studio job with Love You" ("Love between the cleanly splits into two ostensibly Rundgren was a bona fide genius, homage to Laura Nyro with the an impressive array of sidemen ugly is the most beautiful love of whole and rounded sides. Side the man to wipe out all those "Baby Let's Sing" medley and that had many folks waxing all..." ) to the inoffensive syrup of one reveals Todd's grandstand slanderous memories of Al some guitar picking that even laudatory. But the three sides of "I Don't Want to Tie You Down" wizardry in the studio, his oh-so- Martino. Mario Lanza, Frankie presaged the Allman Brothers egomaniacally pure Rundgren to the sublime ten minutes of a clever manipulation of the Avalon, Fabian ad infinitum that Band. Despite being three years were considered sterile; af- black pop medley. Todd does mixing board and musicians, and admirable covers of Curtis fails precisely for the affected Mayfield's "I'm So Proud" and technology that characterizes the Ha1ti411/4 tiorukx Smokey's classic "Ooh Baby music. Side two is Todd's turn at Cc, NEARS, DVS 1Z. Baby" as well as livening up the playing schlock-pop star, replete Delfonics' "La la Means I Love with Motown love medleys and EDGY GRIT SPINNit4' You" with some up-tempo sch- gorgeous production numbers, 11l4 TOP 20 EVER`/ , maltz; only on the Capitols' "Cool which comes off as one of the '50 SECONDS AC 1H Jerk" does he fail for finesse is strongest continuous bands of SPEED OF SOUND! the only way to carry off "Cool music I've heard in months. The Jerk." "Is It My Name" sounds glaring duplicity in this his fourth like a cop from Townshend's "I solo 1p is aesthetically Can See For Miles" (just as displeasing to be sure - and "International Feel" recalls aesthetic attitudes should be had characterized the Philly old it still creeps onto my turn- ficiandos of four-four time George Harrison's "It's All Too invoked here in light of Todd's sound for so long though Dick table with some frequency. Even faulted the drumming while Much") but the adaptive Run- arch art-fart proclivities - but can Clark's American Bandstand had better than Runt was the sub- gthers found Todd's falsetto dgren handles his sources well. be seen as merely a temporary fled town a half decade earlier. sequent Ballad of Todd Rundgren harmonies a mite too ersatz. And closing out the 1p is the phase when we consider the path With Todd Rundgren and perhaps (a sly titular effort to acquaint Personally, I never claimed to production number par ex- of development Todd's youthful the less-blessed Mandrake the public with Todd's name) distinguish any obvious flaws. I cellence, "Just One Victory." career has already covered. Memorial, the affectation known which showed our boy milking was glad to find out that Todd The lyrics are as evocative as Starting out as the un- as urbanity came to the ballad form for all its worth. was as competent a drummer as they are elusive, something like derground pop idol of Philadelphia. It's easily his best effort to date Paul McCartney or Peter the spacious vision behind the Philadelphia certainly put a dent Three albums with Nazz and a and consequently his most Townshend or Peter Frampton. National Anthem or the Marine in Todd's rock 'n roll psyche, word-of-mouth groundswell that ignored; clever buyers can And the "perfect" engineering Hymn if you can swallow the though one may argue that such only aided Todd's reputation sent usually find it going for a handful was certainly a joy, a tone no analogy. But the crowning touch dementia may have its him to the big town of New York of change in any worthy bargain Klipschorn speaker system could remains the arrangement, progressive aspects, virtue and Los Angeles. His engineering bin, much to the chagrin of sneeze at. The compositions were especially the niftiest bit of rewarded through struggle and work with the Band, Jesse Todd's record company. The admittedly derivative at times, choral syncopation you'll ever all that rot about neurosis' Winchester, Paul Butterfield, songs were so fine and ex- what with Rundgren's claims hear on the refrain. He had to go genius-giving power. With his and the James Cotton Blues Band cellently executed, showing Todd that one each track he was trying to another studio to accomplish first successful band, those an- is trivial history. More to be a guitarist of estimable for some unique commercial the song but I'm sure he's very drogynously innocent significant was his first solo stature. (Shortly thereafter he effect like Motown or Sunset Strip proud of the result. The song is Anglophiles of Nazz, Todd was a album, misleadingly titled Runt would be quoted as saying that, funk or Detroit r 'n b or the unlike anything else on the album were he so inclined, he could be amalgam of lubricious glitter and may hopefully hint of the new the finest American rock that could arise were Diana Ross, direction Rundgren's talents may Liberal Arts Grads Wanted guitarist. The fact that he chose Carly Simon and Judy Collins take, perhaps toward the Leslie West as the current champ combined and soaked of their clarification of the first ensemble You've heard about VISTA & PEACE CORPS above Allman, Betts, Garcia, essence (e.g. "Torch Song" of that could justifiably be termed a You've thought about joining up after college; and you're Santana, et al., should help us in "Couldn't I Just Tell You."). rock 'n roll orchestra. finishing up a degree in French, Spanish, English, or the discounting this braggadocio as Something-Anything? was, in Rundgren has been defamed misinformation or myopia.) effect, Todd's tentative effort as Social Sciences. frequently for catering to the so- Also, Ballad was the apex of Top Forty poseur, a hambone called pubes":ent crowd. The NOW IS THE TIME TO ACT!! Todd's production talents ; the gesture to prove to all his ad- calumny is unmerited, at least as Go to the Placement Office sound was crystal clear despite mirers that he could do literally much as Eric Clapton or David the multi-textured layers and Take an application and fill it out and get set for an exciting do anything he wanted to within a Bowie or George garrison also do tinkly phasing and myriad studio. 1 or 2 years of- experience that you can find in no other not merit the criticism. Such overdubbing. To put out a dozen comment generally stems from organization. new three minute songs for his AWATS people who fail to fully consider JOIN VISTA OR PEACE CORPS third solo effort would have been the talents and scope of a merely repetitive. Todd could And with that virtuous task out Visit the Placement Office for Information or Call Collect musician who can both produce probably envision the critics' of the way we naturally arrive at James Cotton, Badfinger, the DEBBIE KOPPERMAN (215) 597-0744 pens scribbling phrases like AWATS. As mentioned at the inviolable Band, Ian and Sylvia, "conflation of sensibility" and outset, the album reflects a and several lesser lights while bifurcation of sensibility, one that - rotund redundancy" were he to bringing out seven 1ps on his own, match Ballad so he took the next is consciously explored. On the all before he hits the ripe age of logical step a rambunctious one hand Todd favors the role of 23. And such comment also fails rocker could take: reduce producer in his manipulation of to consider that the composition yourself to the inadmissably musicians. Side one is a slightly of commercial material may derivative beauty of schlock impressive achievement if we possibly be a virtue. As of now, rock. Something-Anything? adopt the formalistic stance that the most meaningful critical presented a huge assortment of effect, and only effect is an contexts are two-fold: the music blatantly commercial fare achievement in rock 'n roll. But is either an accessible and though its AM luster was cer- formalism has never had an marketable product (people will tainly dulled by some tedious and accomodating friend in pop buy it for its lyricism, its pop ugly tunes that could only be music for pop music essentially content ) or else the music must considered as experimental. "I implies a complete work, a be conjured by musicians of Saw the Light" was the chart- unified piece of polish, impeccable credentials. Witness buster from that 1p, a song which professionalism and contrivance. the simultaneous ascension to the assholes at Time magazine Side one is clearly polished, stardom of Al Green and the cited as one of the principle professional and contrived but it Mahavishnu Orchestra while the examples of how the Jesus Freak in no way can be called unified Valerie Simpson-Nick Ashford movement was pervading the despite all of Todd's clever radio waves. (Had veracious pacing and the pseudo-circularity see Rundgren, page 5 Ranlolph 311ono Got a lot of stuff to take home? with the finest We can take home all of your things, including trunks, custom mace stereos, refrigerators and bikes. If you live near Franklin, TV - MUSIC cesigns in Oil City, Clarion or Anywhere along Route 80 [east of APPLIANCE CENTER Clarion] we are the cheapest way to get your belongings 283 Chestnut Street 4"z4 111 (iIr ,trrJet -town cieger home. 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By E.J. WALSH weeks ago but exhibited no signs abandoned, on stage, by his and Booker working clearly in used the electronics more of being a newcomer as he almost colleagues. It seems the group the jazz idiom while McCurdy judiciously and concentrated stole the show. Cannonball operated by the rule that if you and Galper were doing some hard more on the acoustical piano. seemed to do some of his best weren't in for a few bars, you rock. While no one would ever If you liked what you heard and The Adderley Quintet was well things on "Snake in the Grass" could go backstage and have a accuse McCurdy of being subtle I want more get more get Black received by a rather large group and "Inner Journey," both Hal smoke of your choice. couldn't help but feel that the Messiah the title tune with which attending its concert Tuesday Galper tunes. The Quintet ended their first efforts and creativity of Galper they opened the concert and night in the Campus Center The Adderleys seemed most set with the popular "Mercy, and indeed • the quintet would Happy People. Both of these auditorium. A seemingly sleepy comfortable when they were Mercy, Mercy" and Cannonball, have been better served if he albums are on Capitol. Cannonball and his dapper doing the blues and I wish they with visible signs of relief, an- brother Nat quickly won the had included more of this in their nounced the break. It was during audience with their talent, wit program. They did the funky the second part of the program and charm. As always Julian "Country Preacher" with the group really began to cook. "Cannonball" Adderley's alto Cannonball on soprano sax and Here Cannonball did a lovely sax playing was accomplished later "Oh Baby" with a great ballad which seemed all too brief and interesting. Nat did some vocal by Nat: "Don't despair, and the powerful Walter Booker great cornet licks in the program somebody loves you but she expertly attacked his bass. and seemed to lead the quintet. might be hard to find if you're It was a good concert and a The surprise of the evening was ugly." great experience to hear live jazz provided by Hal Galper whose Toward the end of the first set, on campus but I couldn't help performance on accoustical and the drummer, "Bad" Roy Mc- feeling a sense of uneasiness. It electric piano (with synthesizer) Curdy, took a long drum solo seemed that two different gigs was inventive and passionate. He during which time he splintered were going on simultaneously. On replaced George Duke about five three sticks and was completely one hand you had the Adderleys Hakoshima: pantomimist Robert Klein performs with great skill Country Studio: area art By RACHEL BRYNER most distant being from Clevelnad. Robert Klein also By DIANE ALESSI aspect of his art. The white face, about an old man who dreams he A sixty-year old barn has gone displays his pots and painting at through some heavy changes red lips, and outlined eyes help is young and strong again. While the gallery. Lathed wooden toys Yass Hakoshima, renowned create an illusion for the mimist walking, the man picks a flower, under the guidance of a few are among the gift items in the Amish carpenters and the Robert Japanese pantomimist, and serve as his mask, yet places it in the ground again, and shop--which also includes games, E. Klein family. It now houses presented a memorable program Hakoshima'a performance did waters it, only to discover that candles, and art supplies. the Country Studio--an art gallery of mime in Ford Chapel last not lose its vitality and excellence the flower has grown sky-high. The Country Studio meets a plus a gift shop, living quarters, Tuesday night. even though he broke this He then climbs up the flower and great need by bringing art to a Hakoshima began his program illusion. In fact, the audience and studio area for the family. local, livable level rather than plays in the clouds. Eventually Shown at the gallery are crafts, by explaining the definition and was more aware of what he was the man falls off a cloud and merely a formal display in a. various uses of mime. He doing and exactly how he ac- paintings, prints, weaving, museum. It provides a welcome wakes from his dream, realizing pottery, and jewelry. The demonstrated the use of common complished his tasks than they he has only fallen off his chair. afternoon for the constructive gestures in order to create an might have been had he just warmth of the family endeavor diverger--open 1-0 p.m. every day Hakoshima ended his program extends into the gallery and is atmosphere and story for each given a usual performance. on a serious note with a number but Wednesday with slide shows supported by the fine quality of 7:30 mime he attempts. The mimist With the introduction over, entitled "Labyrinth." In this one, p.m. Saturdays. The gallery also discussed the concept of Hakoshima withdrew his in- art accepted on display. is at Williams Corners (near a man is caught in a maze and Contributing artists are from space in relation to mime per- formal manner and presented becomes more and more Hadley, Pa.), a short drive from formance, and the utilization of regional colleges and towns, the the Greensvi]le exit of Route 79. four numbers of formal mime. frightened and confused, until the INNIP different parts of the body to These numbers were introduced walls finally close in on him. express certain moods and with music and a title. The first Through his performance physical surroundings. Through one, entitled "Fisherman", was Hakoshima revealed his great FREE DOPE! this brief introduction comic in tone and dealt with a skill and delighted his audience Hakoshima helped to make the carefree fisherman attempting to with his control over space and Yes, it's true. Here's the dope on the hill. And let us not be audience more aware of the use catch a big fish and losing his line control over space and action. on what's happening with this humble. We appreciate all of mime and what each of his in the process. The next number, The audience acknowledged their spring's Allegheny Review, the submissions of creative work. actions represented. His in- "Illusion", was shorter and more enthusiasm with tremendous Allegheny Literary Magazine Express yourself while helping formal talk was effective in serious than the first. A man applause after each number. publication, in case you didn't our staff to put out a decent establishing a rapport with his envisions a huge glass dome and Particularly fascinating were the know. Please excuse this literary magazine. You may also audience and making them more eventually manages to climb mimist's actions of climbing and illiterate approach. It was only to be helping yourself, for we offer prepared for his actual per- inside it. After exploring the pulling ropes, and his creation of gain your attention. We of the a fifty dollar award for the best formance. inside and climbing out once the walls of a glass dome and of a Literary Magazine staff are short story, a twenty-five dollar facing a problem. With a award for the best poetry, and a The mimist also gave an on- again, the man discovers the labyrinth. Hakoshima created stage demonstration of putting on dome never really existed, but publication date just around the twenty-five dollar award for the his illusions so vividly in his corner, we show a definite lack of most unique work submitted. his makeup for the actual per- was imagined. audience's imaginations that formance, thus allowing the suitable material for the Review. Please contribute before the end This skit was followed by many Ce.t they actually saw the So this is your last chance. We of April. Keep our literary audience to experience another "Dreams," a comic number object he was holding. urgently encourage you to submit magazine from going up in your photography, art work, smoke. Rundgren, from page 4 the listener are the only con- technological possibilities, in a poetry, and short stories to the Allegheny Review, Box 186, here Allegheny Review Staff s . tandem and the excellent band sideration. manner that is not obnoxiously Dreams are more or less ignored. Todd Rundgren may not be as calculating or pretentious. For The difference between success fine a star as Al Green or produce the musical promise ledged and comparative failure is not music as expressive and galvanic within that reasoning alone, I talent, but rather a mixture of as the Mahavishnu Orchestra but think that the consciously Have a flair for clothes? hype, effective promotion, good for the momeht he strikes me as schizoid nature of an ambitious timing and general ignorance on one of the very few who seem to work like A Wizard-A True Star Then try our the public's part. 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Shoe Store Organization I 201 Chestnut Street OF MEADVILLE um a Page 6 CAMPUS Friday, April 27, 1973 G a rbygets 200 Torn Mann Gators sweep Thiel The old school By JOAN I,EUTHNER Kevin O'Brien. But the dri‘ was home, he said (or words to that good enough for a sacrifice. effect). Thiel calmed down and :•:. The Gators presented Coach bringing Errichetto home with brought in a run with a sacrifice A small blue Allegheny ball cap is pulled tightly against his Bob Garbark with his two- the tying run. Thiel took a 3-2 lead fly to center by Steve Grace. head, baggy baseball pants hang loosely on his athletically bowed hundredth victory last Tuesday when Grace scored after a The Gators soon exploded in legs, and hands clap firmly from the third base coaching box--it when Allegheny swept a throwing error by O'Leary and a quite a different way. In the doubleheader from visiting Thiel, muff by Clark Fischer. bottom of the second, Allegheny all seems to fit. He looks like a manager. Now the left hand is 4-3 and 18-6. As the second score The Tomcats did not stay in scored six runs on four hits, three thrust into his back pocket, tobacco juice darts from mouth to would indicate, it was a very front for long, however, as walks and three Thiel errors. ground, and he turns, kicking the dirt with his spikes--more falls productive afternoon for the O'Leary lifted a -sacrifice fly to Glenn Gratta started the rally into place. This man is a Major Leaguer. Gators offensively - Sean right in the Gators' half of the with a single; Bell's perfect bunt Bob Garbark is both manager and major leaguer. He has won O'Leary broke out of his batting fifth. It brought home Doutt, who advanced Gratta to third. two hundred baseball games as Allegheny's head coach, but he slump with five hits and five had singled and advanced to third Fischer walked to load the bases, knows baseball in more ways than just the win column. Garby is RBI's, Harry Doutt and Pete on a single by Steve Lanier. With then Doutt, trying to back away Maropis slugged home runs, and two out in the bottom of the from a very high inside pitch, hit from the "old school ", as he puts it; and listening to him talk pitcher Chris Bell helped his own seventh, and the bases loaded, a roller down the third base line. baseball I found myself floating back through the years. The cause with two singles, one of Maropi. smacked a grounder to When Thiel catcher Errichetto Bronx Bombers, Joe Dimaggio, Bob Feller, the St. Louis Browns; them a perfect bunt down the Thiel's rtstop, who did not flip tried to tag out a sliding Gratta, all way back before the designated pinch hitter. third base line. to second in time for the out. The he dropped the ball. After Lanier Garbark's years in the Majors stretched from 1933 to 1945 "It was good to get some hits in fielder's choice brought in walked to bring in Bell, starter when he played catcher for the Cleveland Indians, Chicago Clubs, Williamson (while exchanging there," said O'Leary. "I shor- Fischer with the winning run and Philadelphia Athletcis, and Boston Red Sox. He spoke of those tetied my stride a little bit. I tried victory 199 for Garbark. compliments with several Gator not to let the slump bother me too Three things, said Forbringer, fans) was removed. O'Leary times when baseball was played on green grass in places like much." were working for him - "my greeted reliever Jack Chapman Ebbets Field in Brooklyn, Sportsman's Park in St. Louis and Allegheny's fielding left room speed stuff; my curve, which was with a single to right, scoring Forbes Field in Pittsburgh. He recounted his biggest thrill in for improvement, but Maropis breaking because of the wind; Fischer with the frame's third baseball, when as a member of the Chicago Cubs he watched continued to play a beautiful and Harry Doutt." run. A walk to Maropis scored Gabby Hartnett stroke the home run in the oncoming darkness of defense in center, and Doutt The second contest turned into Doutt, and Thiel brought in Wrigley Field that gave the Cubs the 1938 pennant over Pitt- temporarily saved a run in the a comedy of errors, with center fielder Lynn Jones to the first game with a fine diving stop Allegheny doing most of the mound. Two more runs came sburgh. of a liner headed up the middle. laughing. The Gators sent 42 men home on errors by the shortstop Game one saw Lou Forbringer to the plate in six innings - eleven and second baseman. Due to a pick up his third win against no in both the second and sixth couple wild pitches, Allegheny losses, the Gators defeating frames. Chris Bell was a little added one more in the third for a Thiel's best pitcher, Kevin shaky in the first two innings, but 10-2 lead. Meistuhle. Doutt's four-bagger then settled down, allowing only Thiel scored two unearned runs came in the bottom of the third two earned runs. in the fifth, then the Gators with Jeff Carroll on base. Thiel's Allegheny took a 3-1 lead in the picked up eight in the sixth. center fielder came in a few steps first, Fischer scoring on an error Maropis clouted a homer and then realized too late that the by Thiel pitcher Doug single in the uprising - pinch drive was going to carry. The ball Williamson, and O'Leary hitter Bob Schaub knocked in two flew over his head, and Allegheny knocking in Carroll and Doutt with a single andO'Leary one took a 2-1 lead. (The Tomcats had with a double to left center. Then with a triple. Jones clubbed a picked up an unearned run int he came an incredible second in- two-run homer off reliever Mike second.) ning. The Tomcats picked up one Quarantillo in the top fo the In the fifth, Thiel catcher run, and nearly got sent back to seventh, but that was all the Frank Errichetto singled to Greenville in the process. With Tomcats could muster. center to start a two run rally for one out and a man on second, Coach Garbark could not have the Tomcats. Meistuhle Thiel's third baseman Jim gained his two-hundredth win in a sacrificed Errichetto to second, Millcern fouled off a pitch. The much bigger way. "I only wish I then Thiel second baseman Steve Tomcats, who had been quite had time to win two hundred Grace slapped a sharp grounder vocal all afternoon about the more," said Garbark. near the hole at short. Doutt slid umpiting, went into hysterics, Allegheny will be trying for 201 to his left and came up with the claiming that Bell's pitch had hit and 202 this Saturday when Case ball, forcing Errichetto to hold up Millcern. Thiel's rather "lively" Western Reserve hosts the at third. Maropis followed objection caused the plate um- Gators. The sweep over Thiel Doutt's defensive gem with one of pire to issue a warning to the upped Allegheny's overall record his own, making a great catch on Tomcats' bench. If they couldn't to 5-2, 3-1 in the PAC. a long clout to center by Tomcat control themselves, they could go

-• . REHO Coach Bob Gart:ark Remembers Garbark, "We were so happy we ran onto the field, picked up Gabby and carried him around the bases, putting him down on top of each base." Garbark returned to his alma mater to coach in 1947 and in fourteen PAC seasons since 1959, his baseball teams have won ten titles and the 1973 Gators are going after a fifth consecutive PAC championship. There have been a lot of changes since 1947, but Garby has found no significant ones in the attitudes of his athletes. "The ball players are still pretty dedicated," says Garbark. "Even with long hair I haven't had any problems. Today the kids will still do pretty much what I ask them." College baseball isn't the most publicized sport, to say the least, and the whole concept of the game is being challenged today. WE HAVE ONES, TWOS, SOME NEW, Baseball is standing still critics say, it's "boring," "not fast enough." The critics should talk to Garbark. SOME USED, SOME DEMOS - ALL "Yeah, I read that stuff every year," Garbark says, "but when a losing team like Cleveland draws 74,000 on opening day that's TREMENDOUS VALUES AT MACE "proof that baseball is here to stay. The population is growing. I figure there's still going to be a lot of ball players coming around . AND ALL FULLY GUARANTEED The old school rears it's head again with the mention of recent owner-player hassles, exorbitant salaries, and Jim Bouton. Refreshingly, Cart- .rk talks about baseball as a sport and not dollar signs. Playe s just aren't worth $200,000 a year. "I- figured they' keep those contract negotiations quiet," says Garbark, "it's not good for the game; the fans don't want to hear that stuff. Bouton's Book? It's unnecessary." Earlier I watched Garbark methodically running practice. First hitting, then outfield, then infield, all the drills done without hesitation as Garbark spanked ball after ball to precisely the spot he wanted a fielder to handle it. When a play wasn't made right, it was immediately done over again. One player told me aside, "We do the same thing every day;" but at the end of the practice there was still of lot of chatter in the infield. "I never thought about my 200th win much," says Garbark. And watching his practice on green grass with worn out dirty baseballs hit from fungo bats, who could think of 200 victories? OPEN DAILY IN THE MEADVILLE MALL As coach Garbark exemplifies, it really is how you play the game 10AM UNTIL 9:30PM that counts. Friday, April 27, 1973 CAMPUS Page 7 Golfers cop 1st win against Hiram

By TOM MANN ballooned to a 46 on the back for The Gators have come a long an 83 total. Wiltman still defeated way since their opening rounds of With Phil Herbert and Todd Pete Glover of Hiram by eight the season which were played in Ladutko shooting consistent golf, strokes, but fell to Case's Brian weather fit for indoor TV wat- the Allegheny linksmen won their Greshan. ching, not golfing. The team first match of the season as they "Put these two 37's together average has dropped 30 strokes dropped Hiram by 28 strokes. In and you've got a real good since the opening match. the same match, Case Western round," said coach Norm Sund- Reserve defeated Hiram and just strom. Although his team's record is 1- got by Allegheny by a mere five Allegheny's Jeff Leimbacher 7, coach Sundstrom is optimistic strokes. had an 83 which was good enough about Allegheny's chances in the to beat Hiram's Larry McCall PAC. "It has to help us, having Ladutko, playing at the number (remember basketball?), but the PAC's on our home course. If five spot, fired a 79 which gave Case's Eric McQueen went we get five guys who shoot him an easy win over Hiram's around in 79. around 80 we can take it." Mike Gary ; but CWR's Dan Gildin's 78 edged the Gator junior "Leimbacker's not a lont hitter Allegheny faces Carnegie by a stroke. Allegheny's Bill at all," said Sundstrom, "but he Mellon today in Pittsburgh, and Jones had an 84 but was bested by chips and puts well. That helps a must face three more PAC op- Case's All-PAC Larry Starkey lot." ponents, Thiel, W&J, and with an 83 and Hiram's Norm Freshman Phil Herbert was Bethany before the cham- Wise who shot 79. Allegheny's only double winner pionships May 7th and 8th. TILE ALLEGHENY GOLF TEAM. Pictured kneeling (left to right): as he shot an 83 at the number six Jeff Leimbacher, Phil Herbert, Bob Williams. Standing (left to Freshman Curt Blystone went spot. Herbert edged Spartan Lee right): Bob Ondocsin, Todd Ladutko, Bill Jones, Ted Conlin. out in 44, then settled his game Digeronimo by one stroke and Missing: Curt Blystone. down to shoot a 37 on the back Hiram's Don Gullinan by eight. nine for an 81. That gave him a tie "Case has a pretty well- with Hiram's Bob Luce and a two rounded team," said Sundstrom. stroke victory over CWR's Fred "We played them close, Anders. Gator Bob Wiltman did especially Bill Jones at number Hiram nips Allegheny netters just the opposite of Blystone as he one. His opponent, Larry fired a 37 on the front, but Starkey, was All-PAC last year." By MARK NOBLE first doubles team of Miller and from their loss to Hiram and get Hileman was trounced by their games back into shape. If Every athlete can be expected Whitlock-Shevroy 6-2, 6-2. The Moss, Miller and Hileman play to have an off day now and then. subsequent Allegheny victories their usually strong games the The Allegheny tennis team had at second and third doubles were first three singles should be sewn theirs Wednesday, dropping a merely for the record. up. Also, the doubles teams are close 5-4 decision to Hiram as Allegheny is now 3-2 in the PAC finally beginning to gel and will most of the team played well and must face a strong be hard to beat. However, to beat below their potential. "The Washington and Jefferson team W&J, the last three singles must Hiram team wasn't all that on Saturday at the Presidents' also perform well. Phil Bar- strong," said Allegheny coach home court. W&J lost a close 5-4 thalomae must regain the steady Sam Freas, "We just did not play decision to the powerful Case performance which he spent the well." Western Reserve team earlier early part of the season this season and beat Hiram last developing, Tom Zissu must Allegheny's number one man, week 9-0, a much closer match maintain the excellent game Harry Moss, was defeated by the than the score indicates. The which he exhibited against Terriers' Terry Hartle in a Presidents should field a tough Hiram and Fred Moore must decisive match ; 4-6, 6-4, 7-6. team on Saturday. somehow find that winning Harry's usually deadly passing Allegheny has the potential to combination. The netters will shot was not dropping in, which beat W&J but they must rebound have to work hard for a win on enabled Hartle to dominate the Saturda net ; and a cut hand suffered in a fall hampered Harry's play in the crucial third set tie-breaker which he lost 5-3. Moss' only comment was "I chooched." He is 3-2 in the PAC.

The Gators' number two man, Bob Miller, lost his undefeated status as Hiram's Jon Whitlock easily won 7-6, 6-2.

Pete Hileman, number three man for the Gators, provided a bright spot in the lineup as he IMMIIIIMINI113.10.10111111111111B11111101111- 14111 — ' ' whipped the Terriers' Roy ' • Shevroy 6-4, 6-0. Hileman, a freshman, has lost only one match in his third singles position and his consistent play has been a welcomed strength for the team.

Allegheny's Fred Moore lost to David Welt of Hiram 6-3, 6-1 at ALLEGHENY'S PHIL BARTHALOMAE waits ... in Saturday's 5-4 the number four position while loss to Hiram's tennis team. Gator Tom Zissu easily handled Terrier Reuben Mitchell 6-4, 6-0. Zissu's game had been sporadic for most of the season, but on Wednesday he seemed to have finally gotten his act together. Said coach Freas, "Tommy had the best day he's had all season." Hiram grabbed the number six singles as Phil Barthalomae lost to Dave Mosgeller in a close match 4-6, 6-3, 6-4, so Allegheny went into the doubles competition down 4 to 2. ALLEGHENY SENIOR HEAVYWEIGHT Terry Giffen was recently awarded the Dennis 0. Andrews Award by a team vote. Allegheny needed to sweep the Giffen was also named honorary captain of the grapplers. Fresh- doubles to win the match but this was not to happen. The Gators' man Al Moon was named most valuable wrestler.

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Page 8 CAMPUS Friday, April 27, 1973 WOODSY OWL HOOTS: Archaeologist More bicycles Smithson to and shoe leather... to visit here Tuesday A public illustrated lecture by member of the staff of the Agora Less smog. Archaeologist Evelyn Smithson Excavations, she is working at on 'The Greek Dark Age' will be present on the publication of the given at Allegheny College, 8:15 fins from the Agora excavations p.m. Tuesday, May 1 in Hen- of the Submycenaean through the derson Auditorium. Middle Geometric periods. Professor Smithson is Associate Professor of Classics in the State University of New York STUDY, from page 1. at Buffalo. She was a member of I Although there are many the American School of Classical benefits, there also exist some Studies at Athens and later negative results of the project. completed her doctorate in The creek, in this area of the Classical Archaeology and Greek reservoir, is no longer a trout at Bryn Mawr College. A strea, much of the land has been deforested, and many acres of KERR, from page 1. farmland will be flooded. The purpose of the project this Bogie screened tonight; be on hand to answer questions summer is not to pass a moral and provide further information. judgement on the construction of All are welcome and en- Wocdcock Dam. The reason GIVE A HOOT DON'T POLLUTE couraged to take part in the behind the investigation is to flick schedule changed Ge5c ACLU activities. As attendance research and to record as ac- at this program is vital to curately as possible the for May 4 was witharawn by the establishing an ACLU chapter, biological, chemical, geological, Yesterday Campus Center distributor and in its place the CC anyone interested but unable to and ecological changes that have Manager Bob Olmsted an- will Present The Adventures of Drugs. attend is asked to contact: Bob occurred in the water and nounced changes in the Red Star Robin Hood, starring Errol Flynn Ellers, AC Box 1345, 336-9926 by surrounding land resulting from Flicks for the next three weeks. and Basil Rathbone. "One of the Friday, or stop by the ACLU the newly completed con- In an attempt to find a film which earliest color films it is one of the table on Saturday. struction. would be in the spirit of the better Flynn adventure epics and Colloquy on Human Potential the it is certainly the most PEER, from page 1. CC will present African Queen gorgeous." If you've got ville. As another aspect of the PEER starring Humphrey Bogart and As its May 18 Red Star, the The kids are divided into program, Sue Piper and Doug Katherine Hepburn in the Main Campus Center will show The questions groups of 5-6 according to age and Pratt have organized a big Auditorium at 11 p.m. Olmsted Wizard of Oz in the Main sex; and effort is made to have brother-big sister program. said, "As an entertainment Auditorium. Olmsted said, "This 50 - 50 black white ratio. Each PEER Partners provides a one to vehicle there are few films in its film has only recently become we've got group is headed by a counselor. one relationship for some to the class and the challenge and available in 16 mm and we kids involved in the summer Those selected for this summer response which forms the core of wanted to show it at the earliest are: Debbie Johnson, Patti program. Seven girls and three possible date. All of us have answers. guys from Allegheny are the plot is quite in keeping with Johnson, Wendy Thornton, Chris enjoyed it at one time or another Pampush, Barb Holbien, John currently involved in the the theme of Human Potential." Holter, Jeff Leimbacher, Mark program, with the possibility of Olmsted also announced the on TV, but on a large screen and Leous, Glenn Schell, and Jim expansion for next year. next two weeks' Red Star Flicks. without interruptions it should be Questions asked by people like you are Gilmour. Activities are planned 42nd Street, originally scheduled even more of a pleasure." answered in the Federal source book: "Answers to the most frequently asked questions about by the counselors; the facus for drug abuse." this summer will be on en- ALLEGHENY STUDENT GOVERNMENT BUDGET HEARINGS For your free copy send in the coupon vironmental studies, cultural below. studies, and communication. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Each child receives much in- April 30 May I May 2 dividual attention because of the • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • small size of the groups. Coun- 6:30-6:45 Inter-Greek Council Arnold Air Society Square Dance Club For a copy of the Federal source book • Angel Flight Archeology Club • "Answers to the most frequently asked selors can gear their activities to 6:50-7:05 Young Democrats • o4uestoons about drug abuse" • individual needs. 7:10-7:25 European Sports Club Allegheny Review Civic Symphony • wrote to Drug Abuse Questions and Answers • Wind Ensemble National Clearinghouse for Drug PEER is funded by the United 7:30-7:45 International Students Allegheny Journal • Abuse Information • Fund. It also receives help from 7:50-8:05 N.O.W. (W.E.) Forensics Society Choir • Box 1080 • Washington. D C 20013 Head Start, which has in the past SET Colloquy • • 8:10-8:25 ACE Name Film Committee • • donated cars, and the Unity 8:30-8:45 Help Center Playshop 40. Address • Center, which provides meals 8:50-9:05 AOC Campus Social Events Committee City: State Zop• • through Welfare. Allegheny 9:10-9:25 WARC • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • College provides housing for the Mvullalm conlr.t. ra ...lc goof coopv.t.•11, nu. havortitIng Council awl tlua iftterrulxoul counselors. Location: Activities Room Conference Room (U2091 Activities Room Don't Fret Red get a guitar 4_4 S ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SALE Applications are now being ac- Reminder: The Yoga group which Yamaha Toredo cepted for the Student Ex- was started last semester is con- IBM Composer with seven fonts (8, Epiphone Martin The tutoring program will tit perimental Theatre Board for next tinuing its weekly hour and a half 10, 11, and 12 point). Also a Frieden continued this term. Anyone who year. Send to Box 189 statement of sessions in the Oratory in the headliner with fonts, paper. Both wants to tutor should contact Judy interest and any theatre ex- Chapel. Weekly meetings are used. For prices and further in- Goldman, the new administrative perience. scheduled for Thursdays from 4:00 formation, contact In Stock the Campus, assistant to Dean Helmreich, over pm until 5:30 pm. Basic Hatha yoga Box 12, Allegheny College, in Bentley Hall. If she is not there, Law Day Program...As part of the postures and simple diaphragmatic Meadville, 16335, or phone 814-724- leave name, phone number, and Colloquy Weekend, the Pre-Legal breathing are being taught. 5386. pertinent information. committee is sponsoring a Law Day Students and other interested Europe! TransAtlantic Flights Colloquim Saturday at 9:30 a.m. in persons should wear loose clothing Volunteers are needed to staff a ($200 round trip - leave from most the Faculty Lounge, Quigley Hall. or leogards to class. Pro-Life Booth at Recreation Fiar, major cities), Rail Passes, Car The topic is "significant Changes in May 3,4, and 5. Work would entail Rental Plan, and Camping Tours. American Criminal Justice." The Internships in the field of Public answering questions, distributing For your free travel planner con- panelists include a judge, district Law. All students who are in- literature, and talking with people. tact your BOAC campus attorney, probation officer, state terested in internships with the Those who can help at any time representative: policeman, and criminal lawyer. Crawford County District At- Campus during the fair please call Dave Barney Frick - Class of '49 Bookstore. All students interested in law and torney's Office and with the Ward (724-9704) or Bernie Scanlon justice are cordially invited to Probation Office for the 1973-74 (336-9926). Transportation will be attend this session. academic year, please see or call provided. Professor Robert Seddig, 117 Wanted: people of immaginative ALLEGHENY Student Help Quigley Hall, 724-3360, before May Minolta SR-T 101 mind and sound body to help out Center. 724-4369. Sunday - Thur- 7. with the Goodtimes Festival on the sday, 1 pm - 4:30 pm; 7 pm 1 am. lets you keep your eyes where they belong weekend of May 25-27. If you like Friday 1 pm thru Monday 1 am. PUPPY FOR FREE! 5 months old. Black with white chest. Part art and music and ice cream and Bicycles! The CC is interested in celebration and festivity, help poodle, part Labrador. Call Mrs. initiating a Bicycle Service for Peirce, 336-5885. organize them all. Come to the student use. Any information of meeting on Tuesday, May 1, at 1:45 bicycle services established DEADLINE for Allegheny in the Activities Room of the CC. elsewhere will be greatly ap- Literary Review is April 30, 1973 so Bring Goodtimes to Allegheny preciated. WRITE: Box 486 or see )lease submit your short stories, again. Micky Komara, or Mrs. Huff, CC poems, artwork, etc., before this Secretary. date. Prizes are still being awarded for best submissions so enter now. Box 186. Xhr Trosshow Emma, • This wee,