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Vol. 49/No.11 lth.t( .i NP\\ '\ ork · November 8, 1979 KKK Masqueraders

by Eva Grodberg and Andrea student's neck and he was led Herman by one of the students who The judicial hearing of 11 was in a KKK costume. "It students who masqueraded as wasn't meant to symbolize members of the Ku Klux Klan anyone," said one of the in­ on Halloween recessed at volved_ students. "The 12: I 5 am today, without decision to dress up was a spur reaching a decision, said Dr. of the moment type thing." Richard Correnti, V.P. of . One of the·masqueraders wore Student Affairs. The hearing, a sign on his back that said said Correnti, was to continue "Dine At Sambo's." (Ed. this morning. note: There is presently a According to orte of the ac­ Human Rights Commission cused students, Judicial. Ad­ case pending in regard to the ministrator Abby DeLoache derogatory nature of the name read a statement informing Sambo's -- see ITHACAN them that they were all found 9/6) guilty under sections D l and Once in the Union, the KI of the Judicial Code. As students entered the lobby noted in the Code, sanctions area; several persons were for these violations can range present. The masqueraders en­ from verbal warning to per­ tered- the Pub. "They said they manent expulsion. Sentencing were just going to show their was to be administered this costumes," said Rick Juda, a morning, the student added. Pub employee, who asked the Those sections of the Code in­ students for identification. Photo by Bruce Morosohk volved are as follows: According to Juda , there with Safety and Security proceedings and initiated an The students were presented "0. Personal Respect and were few people in the Pub. against the masqueraders, investigation. "I spoke with with a summary suspension Safety "Naturally, their attention said, "I saw them as they came several people who observed signed by the Acting Provoq, I. Physical or mental abuse was grabbed," he said. There out of the Pub. Ami went run­ what happened. We took some as provided in the Judicial such as harassment, in­ were a couple of laughs when ning into Cro~sroads to get written statements and we met Code. timidation or hazing, or other they entered, he continued, everyone to look. I was with the people who were in- "Subject to prompt review, conduct which threatens the and "a few snickers." Juda shocked but I wasn't scared." valved and we contacted them the President of the College health_ or safety of any person . noted that there were "no Upon leaving the Union, the and had them br_ought to (or designec) may summarily on College owned or operated signs of disgust" in the Pub. masqueraders proceeded to Security." suspend a ~tudent from the property or at College spon­ According to one of the the library. According to one According tq one of the College for period of up to sored activities 1s expressly students involvep, there was of the involved students, the masqueraders, at 3:30 pm, - five class days if, in his/her prohibited. no verbal contact between the library was empty and nobody Security went "out in force judgement, '>uch action is masqueraders and people in was interested in their and took us out of classes and necessary for protecting the K. General Provisions the Pub. One student who was costumes. The students then dorm rooms. They didn't say health and 1,afety of the I. A student who assists in in the Pub at the time said, "I returned to the Garden Apar­ why we ,,ere being taken. We College or any member of the violating or incites others to heard them say 'See you at tment parking lot. There, were locked in a room with College community,Summary violate any provision of this Sambo''s• or 'Eat at Sambo's' members of the Student two SASP persons from 3:30 ~uspemions must be revie\\ed Code may be similarly charged or something to that effect to a Auxiliary Security Patrol to 10:30. We were each talked by the Conduct Review Board as a responsible participant." black person as they walked (SASP) approached them and to individually. SASP escorted within five das~ day'>. Per~on!, On Oct. 31, three un­ out of the Pub.'' told them that Security wanted us to the bathroom and we under ,urnmary \u<,pension costumed students arrived at a Ju_da said that.a "minority to speak to them. weren't allo\\cd to order food 1,hall not be allowed on thl' party in the Garden Apar­ student" in the lobby of the When Security arrived, they or make phone calh.' · Ithaca Collegl' campu!, unlc,, tments. There they met with Union seemed "quite upset." notified the masquerader!, that Louis Withiam, director of gi\en pl'rmi,~ion by the Dirl'c- other students dressed in the According to one of the in­ complaints had been filed took Safety and Security, tor of Safety and Secunt~ or easily identifiable KKK garb. volved students, there were down the students' names and DcLoache and Corren ti, who his/her designel'. ·' Those students not in costume two black women in the Union ID numbers and told them conducted the questioning, Aecording to Correnti. joined the others and decided lobby. When they saw the that "they should take it off told the masqueraders that there were t\\O different to leave the party. masqueraders, one of them campus," sai'd one of the in­ the,x had met with President pretypec.l letter!, and they were The students then proceeded ran into the Crossroads where volved students. The student!, James J. Whalen earlier in the prepared to uw e1thc1 one. towards Egbert Union. On the Kuumba Repertory was then went to variou, locations day, said the aforementioned The sum mar; '>u,pension way, they encountered another rehearsing, saying, "You've in downtown Ithaca. student. "Corrcnti did the decision, according to C nrren­ student wearing a rubber mask gotta see this." One of those On Thursday morning, Dr. talking and gave w, two op- ti, wa~ "not made until after and tattered cloth}9g. A., rope women was Laura Graham, Correnti was informed a~ to tions - either smpens1011 or to all of tho~e student, were was willingly tied'

by Jim Leech receiving 29 percent or 1451 according to estimate'> at the raised. candidate~ have been many ot thl',e \iew~. thereb~ Margaret Feldman, ·a votes. The runner up was time of this writing.) made to take stand\,. and accomplishing one pmnary psychology professor, placed ' Republican William Shaw, his Contributing her lo~s to voter involvement is up. goal. fourth out of the five can­ vote total being separated by a "party politic~ as usual" and a Goals have been set for the "I am intere~ted in con­ city and Ithaca i~ the real tinuing to work i:i the city to didates in Ithaca's mayoral mere 82 votes from Bordoni's. "different vision of what the winner,·· ,he added. foster ideas I have put forth'· race on Tuesday. The third ranked candidate job of mayor entails" as per­ Feldman said that she ran in Feldman, ·of the 'Common was Independent · Donald ceived by voters, Feldman said Feldman 111 regard to Good' party as she calls it, Culligan with 1152 votes or 23 came away from the race with response to public expression future plans. "I'd like to be of disatisfaction regarding the appointed to the Board of 1 captured 1060 votes or 20 pcr- percent. Steven Chancy, of a winning attitude. "l feel I diwrsity of view!, posed by v' upprovnl of II mujority of thf' editorinl board. INQUIRER The ITHACAN is in a precarious situation. We feel heavily the weight of our respon­ by Mark Burgwardt sibility to the college community. Communication regarding the KKK - Halloween incident is full of conflicting rumors and few facts. To piece together everylhing involves thorough investigation with the cooperation of numerous factions. We at the ITHACAN, hope that What is your opinion of the preregistration process? Has it we have succeeded in dispelling rumors and supplying you, our readers, with facts to sub­ aused you any problems? stantiate your widely-varied opinions. The masquerading of students as KKK members on Halloween is a clear sign of the accep­ tance of racism by our society. To us at the ITHACAN, it is unacceptable. Social awareness, consciousness or sensitivity should be a natural function of being human. We are repelled by this blatant display. Because of the structure of our society, this is a potential incident on campuses across the country. But it happened here and we, as part of this community, are forced to deal with racism head on. Perhaps we are more fortunate than the rest for this reason. And we willingly set ourselves as an example for the nation. It is difficult for us to blame those accused for their ignorance. The white mentality, from which we, too, come from, is reinforced throughout our society, from contact with family, through school, etc. Everywhere we go, we encounter reification of our consciousness. It is something we seek to grow out of through education on a scholastic level and through social interaction with others seeking to escape the confinements of our "whiteness" and those .· :, ,~~ who have escaped through their own efforts or their birthright. It is, we feel, not our place to propose a method of sanction for these students. All of the ~ Michael S. Reagan Bus. '81 I~/ alternatives mentioned in the Judicial Code merely cure the symptoms and not the disease. IIIIIP-' , J 1 I think that in general the -- registration process has greatly Action must be taken to address the illness that pervades our consciousness; it is a common improved in the three years enemy we can see among us. We must seek to destroy it as fervently as it seeks to destroy us. John Aretakis Pol. & Phsy. We at the ITHACAN wish we had the insight to suggest the means of a figurative battle. '82 I've been at I.C. I can still remember my freshmen year We can only hint at the starting point - awareness. We are presently approaching that star­ In the past registration has waiting in line at 5:30 am for a ting line through extensive media coverage, open and guided classroom discussion and ad­ been a relatively simple 9 am registration and I was 23 ministrative attention. process for me. But friends of in line. At 9 am when We feel the obligation to point out that any issues that arise from this repugnant incident mine have found. registration regis~ration opened, the line should not, however, overshadow what has passed before us. This is a painful part of our to be a difficult, ingruing extended down the.stairwell of life-long learning experience. problem. I think the new drop the West Tower to the 4 th - add request car_ds should be floor. Registration has gone dropped from the process smoothly for me this year and because they add a new I think that I've heard less enigma to the registration complaints in general. The process. lines seem shorter and I wasn't closed out of anything. I han­ ded all my cards in Tuesday.

Jessica Berlin Marketing Karen Helmke Health Adm. Prof. '81 The only problem pre- 1 think that it shouldn't take regi~t rat ion po~c~ is that it place during classes. Due to contlicts with cla5se~. Student\ registration I had to miss who have exams at this time cla~scs. 1f it could take place are at a di,advantage. on a day that we didn't have Perhaps scheduling classes it would be much more rreregistration over a few convenient. weekend~ in<,tead of one week during the term would allc\·iatc the problem.

EDITOR CO BUSINESS MANAGERS LAYOUT EDITOR Andrea Herman Jan Berman Michael Weinstein Bruce Leskanic SOUTH H.ILL EDITOR SALES MANAGER .. Eva Grodberg !'DMANAGER Andrew S. Pashman Lorin Thompson, Phys. '81 Roin Golden For me my registration is PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR BILLING MANAGER Bruce Morosohk Paul Peditto rather fast and simple. I don't Advertising Staff have to waste a lot of time Staff Wendy Fahrenthold Wendy Cohen,TV-R '83 waiting in lines only to_ be Cynthia Green Annette Oliva Salespeople In my major I found no closed out of a eourse. 1 wish I Steve Fink Ron Copeland Erika Heifetz Bill Moeller problems, although in getting knew more about the ~ther David O'Flaherty Contributors Layout Statt Jeff Specter one of mv electives I think schools such as Business David lebovitz Robert Goldman Loren Mortimer there will be a problem. The because I hear that registration Lalo Page Barbara Nienaltowski Nick Derrico Typists' response to this certain course is quite a hassle. ~he s~ste~ Paul Daniels Jim Leech Jaime Steve Alyson Cerep has been great and as a fresh- we have for prereg1strauon 1s Betsy Koffman Linda Levermore Liz Neporent Pam Emory Judy man I don't think I'll get it. good because we are able to Coleen Hurlie Marc Finkelstein Beth Hersh In this case I think more sec- know the courses we will be in Andy Feltham Tom Buchbinder Cindy Udasin Betsy l(offman Photographers tions of this course should be long before the start of the Jim Leech Susan Hernandez Mark Burgwardt offered. All in all I think the semester. Bonnie Ernisse Debra Sheinoerg Peggy McGinnis Lisa Ann Woske Alan Friedman svstem is satisfactory. Tracey Hunter Howie Mayer Paul Miller November 8,1979 THEITHACAN Page 3 OpEds & Letters Part Tillle Faculty To the Editor they outnumber full time crease in the number of part tencc should have read -- Part quarter~ of their expeme\ Last week I wrote a feature faculty members." In fact timers as compared to ap­ tima~ are u~ually given con­ depending on whether they are article dealing with the there arc not part timer~ in all proximately a 7 per cent in­ trach on a per semester basi~. hired on a one-half or three­ position of part time faculty departments, but there are crease in full timers. I abo ~talc, "They (part quarter faculty basis." Thi~ members on the Ithaca College part time faculty m ap­ In my article several points timer~) have no guarantee of was not totally accurate. The campus. In the article several proximately two-thirds of the were mi~leading because I used being rehired." (Which is a guideline\ for determining c\­ statements were made, which departments at IC. The part terminology that is used by the true ~tatement). "They cannot pense~ for all faculty trip\, ac­ were, I felt at the time, valid timers do not outnumber the faculty to define certain issue~; take leaves of absence because cording to Eloise Blanpied. statements. I have since full timers, but, there arc 108 this same terminology is not they do not have this rehiring As\istant to Provost, iil\olve discovered that not all of these part timers as compared to 286 used by the administration to guarantee." For clarincation I consideration of: I) the type of statements were totally ac­ full timers. (These figures were define these issues, or, thc~c should say that part timer~ can activity or involvement that a curate; I apologize to the. derived from the faculty terms are not rccogni7cd by leave the school but, I repeat, faculty member ha, with the Ithaca College community for listings published by the the administration. In one in­ they do not haw the guarantee conference, -1 the maximum any inaccuracies or oversim­ Provost's office). Part timer~ stance, I said. "Part timers arc of being rehired. limits placed on indi\idual plifications that may have make up approximately one­ usually ·given six months to I stated, "If they (part faculty members' travel ex­ existed in the article. third of the school's faculty; a one year contracts." This was timers) attend conference\ pense~. 1 Jthc total amount of I stated, " ... that there are considerable number. Since an error in terminology. In or­ with other educator\ in their money available for travel, part time professors in all la~t year there has been ap­ der to be correct, according to field the school usually only and .q travel c:-.peme~ may bl' departments at IC and that proximately a 10 per cent in- the administratior., the !->en- pay~ one-half or three- Organizers Speak

To the Editor: qaffed the Union tables, IRC preciate thi~ ~upport. On the \\ hich are con fined in scope to Ed. note: Energy Awareness Week at Graphics, the Self Reliance second page wa~ an the College. It i~ unfortunate th,:, I have Ithaca c_ollege is now over. Center, the Sierra Club, the ITH AC AN editorial to which Having our effort~ labeled been mi,interprelled on ~uch We, its organizers, hope that League of Women Voters, and we would like to take excep- not a\ compelling a~ other an i~sue. It 11·a~ not my inten­ people'~ awareness will con­ the Cooperative Extension. tion. This editorial said that i~~ue~ wa~. we feel, prejudging tion to negate Energy tinue to grow and that infor­ We are especially grateful to while Energy Awarencs~ week the C\Cllt before it happened Awarene,~ \\'eek in heu of mation obtained will be put to those who donated their time wa~ "relevant and and the,e type\ of editorial issue~ ~uL'11 a, unionilation, good use. We received healthy to our programs: Dick Booth, educational", that it fell "far comment\ do not encourage tenure, etc. As I ~lated, interest at the literature tables Dennis Shepard, Doug Wara, ~hort of the activity we cxpec- pmitive attitude~ towards in­ Energy A warcncss \\' eek fell set up in the Union lobby, and Mike Green, and Ray Cook tecl from Student Gover- voln!ment in activitic, on our far ~hort of Student Gover­ for those who were able to at­ for his Solar Display. ment." We would like to cam pm. Signed, nment's potential for activity. tend the scheduled evening At the same time, we would suggest that being aware of Marie Morrissey I expected to see more ac­ events, we hope that they like to address some attitudes energy source~ and alter- .Jennifer Miller tivities, not necessarily dif­ gained as much from these expressed in October 25th' s natives i~ ju!>t as important to Buel Yablomky . fcrcn\ ones. programs as we did. ITHACAN. On the front Ithaca College as a community ,------•pli'iiill t iilWiilihiiii11ttiieiiriia------• We would like to thank all page of that week's issuethere as such issues as tenure 11 those who supported and was an informative article policy, dean selection, etc. ~c,Od helped us: the students who publicizing the event. We ap- ose . Get in Touch ~o by Michael Weinstein communication is a major Every Student Congress •DeWitt Mall I am disturbed by the replies problem. It is not solely the meeting is open to the public, •ethrnc rnght 0 27'.::l-9610 of most of the students in last responsibility of Student minutes from every meeting on Sunday •fresh hsh on week's Inquirer. They seem to Government to inform studen­ are posted at the Student Gov. •Soup & SalaJ Spec1n', weekends feel that Student Government ts about all of their activities, bulletm board in the Union, •gourmet V('¾:Jetana is not in touch with students, or the major issues being and in every dorm. The and that their activities are not discussed on this campus. If Student Government Office in publicized well enough. students want to find out the Union usually has Aside from the fact that whats going on, there are someone in it willing to answer fine international and ori inal cuisine there have not been very many several means easily accessable questions, and the ITHACAN Student Government activities to them, very few of which arc prints stories about all the ac- yet this year, I do not feel that ever utilized.

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[:,: ers I Black people who have had to speaks to what I would hope Blacks is. They think its in the: dealing with our racism. This have spent the day live with the realities of the woulcf be the best tradition of past, and that we can excuse ·would include curriculum discussing the Halloween - Ku Klan and other overt and sub­ Ithaca College. racist behavior on the grounds development, faculty, staff [' Klux Klan incident with my tle forms of racism for 300 Consequently I am convin­ of ignorance! Need we any and student recruitment, con­ classes, and have before me years. There is simply a real ced that those students found more evidence of the racist ciousness raising workshops Vice President Corenti's case of human dignity and suf­ guilty of perpetrating this .ac­ nature of Ithaca College? and classes, community ac-. tion should be expelled per­ ,· response to a faculty petition fering which whites have to be Where is a curriculum that will tion, in short, a rededication \, demanding swift and strict attentive to. Second there is manantly from the College. In address this issue? Where is and revitalization of this cam­ I punishment for those in­ the question of safety on cam­ discussing this with students, Black history, Black literature, pus. God knows we could use volved. As I write this the case pus which such incidents many - most, felHhat this was. Black culture, Black anguish it! is before the campus Judiciar­ threaten: the safety of thme being unfair to those involve, over racistp? Where is the The college· must confront y Board. It seems to me that victimized by such actions, of that they really didn't mean it - faculty who will teach this? itself. Otherwise, suspending this event poses for us un­ those perpetrating the actions, didn't think it would teally How many faculty have even or expelling the students in­ ' deniable evidence of the racist and of the campus itself. No hurt anyone. This brings us to discussed the incident in class volved will be a clear case of 'l I nature of Ithaca College and one, least of all the real Klan . the second level in dealing with this week? hypocracy, of disingenuous i that it must be dealt with on at should" .get the message that this inciden - that of its con­ Where is the administration, righteousness. It would be a I· t" least two levels - that of the in­ this campus is "soft" on text. which will demand Black and travesty to assume that by get­ I cident itself, and that of the racism. I have been told that the other minority faculty, and ting rid of eleven or so studen­ racist context in which it oc­ Third, as an educational in­ eleven students are seniors. not just some ineffectual "af­ ts we've eliminated our ½ l1: curred. stitution the college, cannot Seniors! And after 3 years firmative action" program? racism. ! I believe it 1s absolutely allow incidents like this which of Ithaca College they Where is the effort to recruit None of.this is meant to im­ essential that this or any other contribute to a ,climate of fear couldn't anticipate what their . Black students? Of course I ply that these students institution make it clear that and anxiety to deny any in­ actions meant. Many student~ don't doubt that we have a hell somehow aren't responsible such actions will not be dividual or group the open, in my classes today actually -0f a time convincing Blacks to for their actions. They are, tolerated. First, there is the humane pursuit of knowledge had no sense of what the Klan come. to LC., and it didn't and must suffer the con­ question of the sensibilities of and growth. Such a position is today or what its impact on take a Halloween "Prank" to sequences of tho_se actions, make it so, either. We reek of although I believe that their racism like most colleges and expulsion would be more a To the Editor them. Also, it should be perhaps we have not yet As an educational in­ universities, and unless we · matter of the College taking a realized that any member of progressed to the point where come to grips with that reality, moral stand than of stitution, our action in respon­ the community who does not educational reprimand would se to the Halloween/KKK in­ such events as the one this "rehabilitating" those studen­ engage these issues on a per­ be effective. Perhaps we are Halloween cannot be con­ cident will have far reaching ts. It is a fact of life that as sonal level is just as socially still in need of the "example" sidered "incidents" - they are effects. Should we set ex­ social creatures, our respon­ irresponsible and inexcusable which expulsion would a parody of our own pulsion as precedential action sibilities and consequences are as the defendants in this case. provide. But if that is the case, willingness to be blind in the social: we benefit and, as in in such cases or should we I personally supp0rt efforts then we should be all the more face of a gross institutional this case, suffer in part as a promote education and a toward what has been called a deeply compelled to reflect all and personal racism. These result of the social and system of serious educational cognitive revolution,. a non­ the more deeply on our views are our students showing us historical contexts of out ac­ reprimand? Would we be repressive re-evaluation of of social and personal respon­ and the world what they've tions. fulfilling a greater social social attitudes. And, I believe sibility. responsibility by cutting away learned in four years. Aren't Finally, there eyidently was that only through such a Regardless of the decision, I we proud some sloppy work done by the obvious cancer or by rev1s1onary process will a only hope that this incident I believe as a start, that the Safety in detaining and , taking the time necessary to change of values (i.e., regar­ will act as the catalyst for college should set aside questioning those suspected of root out such disease through ding racism, sexism, and sec­ greatly increased community researching and eciucating? Do several days before semester's the actions. I hope that this tism) occur. So it is in line with efforts aimed at ridding the end, preferablyin the time was not .purposeful, allowing we fight a statement of fascism this reasoning that I must sup­ Ithaca College community of with a fascism or do we believe before Thanksgiving, can­ the ·college to take strong ac­ port implementing a system of the many forms of personal celling all activities, including tion, but giving the guilty par­ in the mind's ultimate power serious educational and institutional racism, over the sword. I am not classes and administrative ac­ ties technical grounds for reprimand. I fully realize the sexism, and sectism which tivities, and address the racism readmittance through court alluding to these profundities harm inherent in the racial of­ exist here. for naught. I believe that we of I.C. The goal would be to action. fense at hand, and the validity Openly, set up some goals, procedures By Jonathan Daitch must clarify our values and act of the reasoning behind the Bud Yablonsky and means of evaluation for consistently in accordance to call foi: expulsion. And _Studerfi Body Pres. x3377

by Jane Cambi Hillel Advisor What kind of people do we bear to one another. It the actions of the students who Where there is life there is A long time ago, back when such things. First of all, they may make us feel good for the choose to masquerade as klan­ hope. Where there is a cam­ Blacks were colored and Jews must be ignorant of the past moment, but that is a short­ smen; that they be required to pus community, th,~re is· the were stateless 1 learned and ob.Jivious to the world lived satisfaction. Behind the study the past, in particular potential for a real com­ something about being on the around them. Otherwise how sheets are attitudes that need Black and Ethnic history and munity·. L~t's move out of our outside. I learned that the could they be unaware that the changing, sensibilities that are the history of the Holocaust; "ghettos" and reach out to KKK and all it stands for KKK still organizes, and mar­ as yet undeveloped and that they be -required to take one another instead of ab­ threatens not only Blacks, but ches, and vomits out its pam­ ignorance that needs to be part in an ongoing con­ solving· our collective guilt by also the existence of a free and phlets of prejudice and hatred eradicated. sciousness raising session, and leaving it all to the judicial just America. I also learned and that. their targets are not I propose instead that the finally, that ·they undertake_ a · process .. we are all involved. that self-respect is hard to only Blacks, but Catholics and college rigorously condemn community ~ervice project. · come by when one feels alone, Jews as well. Second, it threatened and self­ suggests a failure of To the Editor p~ople, and it is not' a simple munity that iu-e not white depreciating. imagination, the inability to We the Afro-Latin Society Halloween prank to make Anglo-Saxon Protestants! We Well two things happened to put oneself in another's place, would like to express our people feel unsafe in their own demand the expulsion of all change all that. The to realize the fear this image feelings about the K.K.K. in­ persons. The regalia of the Ku · eleven terrorists and will ac­ establishment of the state of conjures up and how cident that occurred on Wed., Klux Klan, to us, signifies cept no lesser form of punish­ Israel removed the stigma and frightening anc;l dehumanizing Oct. 31, 1979. We're disgusted death, so this was an outright ment- We will not be pacifit:!d embarrassment of being a Jew '1ts implications. Third, it and outraged that such threat to our community; a or patronized! by restoring to us the pride of represents the absence of behavior would occur on this threat not only to tlie· black, Aluta~ Continua nationhood and by making us brotherhood and of a true campus. Not 'only was it an act and Latin community but to (The Struggle Continues) normal and secure in our own community on this campus. If of terrorism, but one of those members of the com- Afro-Latin Society homeland. And the Civil my friend is Black I cannot blatant racism. We (eel that Rights movement and Black dress in white sheets. If my our civil and constitutional To the Editor many years, how the majority Power taught us that "Black is friend is Black, he or she can- rights have been violated and Being a person- whose ideas of whites remained effectively Beautiful" and can mean "me not embrace Arafat and sing demand that these injuries be flow easier and faster than my unaware of any contradicti.on too ". Basically I learned that "We Shall Overcome" amended. We, of the Afro-, pen, I have chosen to use the between · their view of the we are all in this boat together. without threatening me per- Latin Society, demand. thijt the words of another to express world and that world itseff. So whether I see students sonally. eleven people invoived be ex- the need for social awareness. The mechanism by which this dressing up as KKK or The question is what to do pelled from the catnpus. Ex- "For all these years _whites · was rendered possible requii~s drawing swastikas on their about all this. It has been pulsion is the tnost. minimal have been taught to believe the examination at this poinf:;" Jewish roomate's bunkbeds or proposed that we expel the evil form of punishment that will myth they preached, while Concerned and outraged writing "Jew lover" and from our midst. This seems be tolerated for such action. It Negroes have. had to face the Eldridge Cleaver, Soul on Ice "Heb" ·on their doors, all of rather simplistic, for it neither is not a simple . ijalloweeQ bitter reality of _what America ~llyBeneman which also occur on this cam­ rids the world of prejudice, prank. to parade as ~ ~errorist .. practiced ....It i; rem!irlcable ·VJ>. Campus Affairs pus, I realize that oppression educates the ignorant or group, it is not a simple has many fac~~- . ' - relieves us ofthe i'esj56"nsio"ility : ·HfilrcMee1f 1'f~l'nt'... ,t(J."' hatas'S"·'-~ -- -·- •·o.L ' .. 1 • ·, ....-.,. Nol'ember 8,1979 THE ITHACAN PageS KKK Letters contil To the Editor: judicial ,and administrative A mere reprimand or them is not wear a swastika as a mere pressive forces arc imeparablc Anyone, . in this instance machinery of Ithaca College to to acknowledge that racial decorative patch. Nor does from life, as organized in thi~ Ithaca College students, expel members of the Ithaca derogation may occur with one don the regalia of the country, live with threats to parading as klansmen with a­ -College campus who, dressed relative impugnity. Human KKK a~ mere co~tume. our legitimacy and right to roped caricature of a black as Klansmen, were encoun­ dignity demands these persom Costumes of Twccty Bird are exist as a normal state of person, and advertising "dine tered in the Garden Apartmen­ be expelled and declared per­ to entertain; costumes of being. We cannot afford rhe at Samba's" mocks the ts and Egbert Union on Wed­ son non grata! Dracula, to frighten. Regalia luxury of "excusing" behavior meaning of humanity. Any nesday night, Oct. 31, 1979. There· arc dimensions of of KKK is intended to or "rationalizing" circum­ one of these alone \1/0uld; The issue is not mere mundane reality which are ugly in their threaten, intimidate and ~tanccs. When you do that, together they arc abominable! juvenile madness. This is a oppressiveness and arc threat~ publica\ly acca\im two things: you arc si~ly paying lip ,er­ Such acts violate my con­ legal matter of civil and not only to the quality of life 1. passionate belief in the vice to my -right to live in stitutional right to be secure in human rights. for Ithaca but to life itself. Many people congential superiority of white peace, prosperity, and ·my person, my civil rights to Cqllege to do anything less refuse to admit that the Protestants because they are freedom. be free of harrassment and than expel these persons is to ugliness exists. Others arc so white Protestants; Sincerely, psychological terror, and my condone their actions, or in ubhored they close their eye~ 2. fanatic devotion to the Montana Morton human right to exist as a the very least publically (or they just don't want to be elimination of A~sistant Professor member of a free, distinct, posture the rights of some bothered). Still others seek Catholics, Jews, and Black Department of Politic.; legitimate co·lor and cultural people, in this case Ithaca explanation by grasping any people because they arc group. College students, to weed in the wind. To thi, Catholics, Jews, or Blacks. It is incumbent upon the harass and traumatize others. group I write, a person docs Those· of us for whom op- I ! . ------. - To the Editor, disciplinary action must be We need to have a commit­ The Executive Board of ITHACA "I; for his opinion). Although we do not make taken to remove them from ment from the Administration Student Government is com- Committed, judicial decisions, we -- the Ithaca College. We perceive to implement minority/black mittcd to \ceing that the The Executive Board of Executive Board of Student the act of dressing up as KKK st udic~. Steps should be taken aforementioned programs, Swdcnt Govcrncmn; Government feel ·it is members to be malicious, to implement programs such and more, arc implemented. necessary to comment on the directly aggressive and as _black studies on campus so ( It is important to note that l)lllllilaama-----, controversial Ku Klux Klan - threatening act which severely that students can be educated this \tatcment was the opinion B Phone ... BOOLS Halloween incident. affects the psyche of those on race and ethnicity. As Dick of the majority of the 1 !} After much deliberation, we persons receiving the brunt of Gregory suggested, Exccuti\c Board with Joshua I for flowers 1 have come to believe that ex­ it. To let these men remain in educational institutions should Cantor, V.P. of Com- 1 r ij 209 N. Aurora St. g l: pulsion is the most politically our midst as _5)Ur brother not only teach students how to munications, casting the 1 272-8410 Iii correct action. We use the members is an outright act of make a living but ~hou\d also di~scnting opinion. Please see 11mm mm cma r.:m • 111:11 1m1 mm r:Jf!J ,vords politically correct to aggression against those per­ teach them how to live. his letter to the Editor of the mean that although we realize sons who are trying to acheive that 11 lives will be heavily af­ an awareness of social con­ l. fected, in order to set. a sciousness and responsibility. I • I ' precedent which makes it clear Expulsion is not the end of I-, that racism, in any form, is this grave matter. We need to totally unacceptable, we need follow up with a mass com­ ; . i t ; to take a· strong stand on this mitment to educating the ·- obvious act of racism and anti­ community to issues of S.A:B. I,, semitism. If we allow these I l racism·. The institutional . ~' men to remain part of our philosophy, as stated in the 1 community, in effect, we are Student Conduct Code, is "As l . condoning their action, an educational institution ! : Although suggestions have Ithaca College is committed to 'I ' J, i been made that perhaps it is the ed-ucation of the whole I, possible to educate these men person. This includes social, I. I into awareness of-racism, we emotional and physical as· well I i - feel strongly that harsh as intellectual development." FAR EAST CO. Sunday Nov. 11 th Race begins at: ORIENT A~ FOODS GIFTS AND Freemon l3oseboll Field HANDICRAFTS 2p.m.

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Everyone has a that the administration acted dealing with apartheid which produce the future revenue Docs the administration responsibility to take the responsibly to prevent exists in South Africa --- and is that an expanded business or realize that meeting the need~ initiative in dealing with them­ discrimination and racism, but supported by Ithaca College's allied health school may of minority students goes fur- selves and their peers in this response does not excuse investment policies? produce? ther than restructuring Parents gaining an understanding of the administration for the What, or do, plam exist to Does the reality that ap­ Weekend? race and how racism is a lack of responsibility that educate and raise awareness to proximately three percent of Do the answers to these destructive force in our lives. exists during the other 364 prevent these incidents from the campus population is questions indicate that in- Disgusted, days of the ·year. This one occurring again'? black have any influence as to stitutional racism exists at Tom Erbland response by the ad­ Where is the Black Studies what programs are and arc not Ithaca College? Student Congress Chairperson ministration does not indicate major? priorities? The Administration has a Bette Ann Sacks any serious commitment by Will "institutional need" be What does the need of responsibility for directing the Student Trustee the administration to combat the excuse for limiting discrimination and racistn at dev,elopment of minority Dear Editor, suspensions. On Tuesday the expression as guaranteed un­ Ithaca College. Perhaps if we studies programs and affir­ On Halloween several 6th they will go before the der the First Ammendment to ask ourselves the following mative action in general? members of the Ithaca College Judicial Board to face charges the Constitution of the United questions, we can get an idea Should the .administration community chose to dress as stemming from this incident. States. as to just how committed be more committed to the members of the Ku Klux Klan. Consequences could be as A conflict has arisen that Ithaca College and its Ad­ responsibility that it delegated These students were detained serious as expulsion. demands - resolution. These· ministration are to eliminating to each school about by security and were con­ While we are opposed to the students must be shown the discrimination and racism. developing their own affir- sequently given summarv actions of these individuals, ramifications of their we feel that we must support behavior. We feel that this at­ their right to express them­ tempt at expulsion is a reac­ selves in whatever manner they tionary move in· an attempt to paperback booksmith choose, short of violence. appease several special interest These individuals, though in­ groups, and that this attempt sulting to some members of would be counterproductive to the community, were not the educational intent of violent. The question that sur­ Ithaca College. Rather than The Place for GiftS faces is;. Whose rights are expelling these students we feel being violated in this issue? that a punishment should be Some members of the com­ designed to educate the in­ Hard Covers munity contend that the ap­ dividual to the ignorance and pearance of people in KKK consequence of his act. Paperbacks garb constitutes harassment. Respectfully, Calendars Others, including ourselves, Scott R. Purdy Cards feel that this is a mode of self- Patty Dworakowski Letter to the Editor, fend anyone by it. This is Book Accesories I very strongly feel that the plainly evident by the fact that incident involving the young they did not verbally or Gift Certi'ficates men who dressed up as mem­ physically · harass anyone. bers of the KKK on Halloween They were quiet, did not start night has been carried too far. any trouble and left campu~ PYRAMIDMALL ~ 257-3601 The young men made a poor when asked to do so by judgement in their choice of a 5ecurity. The circumstances ''Books and a bit more!'' costume. They did not intend must be taken into con­ 10 pul forth an opinion or of- sideration, it was Halloween night. There were a great variety oT costumes and some were offensive to some people but it was all simply in the Halloween spirit and cannot be taken seriow,ly. They have not comitted a crime, they are guilty of nothing more than poor judgement. Kim L. Schneider · ATT ENT I-ON! Sophomores & Psychology Maj•,ns! That's right, Mant,attan is missing for upstate New Teai:hers College/ York college students when you return to your Long Columbia University Island homes via Greyhound. Now you can schedule - announces trips direct to any one of eight Greyhound suburban ACCEL-A-YEAR stations on Long Island. The first program Go Greyhound to m_iss Manhattan when you go to to offer a Hempstead, Queens Village, Smithtown, Hicksville, M.A. IN PSYCHOLOGY: Huntington Station, Massapequa, Bay Shore or EHAVIORAL ANAL vs1s· Riverhead. in 2 years to stude.nts who Greyhound's reasonable fares make going home have completed 60 credits easier on the bank account. And if you're.caught short, (B average or better). you can have Mom and Dad prepay the ticket in your • Sava one year of hometown for pickup at your nearby college tuition and living Greyhound station. expenses e Theoretical and So if you're headed for your Long Island home and clinical training you want to miss Manhattan, remember Greyhound is o Graduate with the way to get there and back again. · marketable skills Check your telephone directory for your nearest Q Advanced training Greyhound representative. - toward Ph. D programs ------u-.,_ Writ!! today to: ACCEL-A-YEAR ~' Box 001 Teachers College GO GREYHOUND Columbia University And leave the driving to us. N.Y., N.Y. 10027 Application for Jan. & Sept. now being accepted l November 8,1979 THEITHACA"I Page 7 I l I I ! KKK· Letters cont0 To the Edilor a judiciary board of a college fear the very darknes\ from College is. Tho,e eleven <,t udent~ act a~ they do'? The When people feel comfor­ finds it ncce~\ary to deliberate which life ~prung, it means '>tudcnh felt confident with time i, ripe for change. The table enough to parade· on for two days on an is\UC to that chao~ and anarchy arc their Halloween prank becau~c iceburf, ha~ tipped and ti'\ ali private property donning which a 10 year old child can unlea,hed. The KKK tlm campu, allow, ,uch blowing up in our face,. I, a\ a terrorist regalia, it must mean· make a quick deci\ion. it Halloween incident only goes behavior. Racial thing, have black woman, will not tolerate that the environment is con­ mcam that justice i~ dying. tl, \how what k111d of been happening on thi, cam­ the,e injustice~ any longer. I ducive for such action. When When a people are made to educational imtitution Ithaca pus for a long time. Black\ on demand that the eleven boy\ thi\ campm have suffered involved be expelled. But I To the Editor, Ithacan: Safety" clause ~tares: LEARN ,, hy \\hat they did many inju~tices. There 1s no don't ~top there.! appeal to the The "Halloween/KKK" in­ "Phy\ical or mental abu\e 11;1., offcn,i1e and 111- black studie~ program. we ~tudent~. Wake up! Thi~ 1s cident was offensive and in­ such as harras~ment, in­ timidating. have only three black bigger than you think. It i, timidating co many members timidation, or hazing ... i\ By expelling these '>tudenh. profe,sor, (two of whom come time to move again, for the of the Ithaca College com­ expressly prohibited.'' I inter­ (a\ ,nme have ,uggcqed), the up for tenure this spring), our ,truggle continue~ and we have munity. I do not know if the pret the acts of the <;tudent~ in'>titution is reneging on it\ black cour~e, are being cut, we much work to do. students who dressed as "KKK who we1c dressed in "KKK re,ponsibility of educating. repre\ent only~ per cent of the Aluta Continua members'' realized how offen­ costume~" directly conflicting Respect fully Submitted, '>tudent body, and rapes arc Vaughan Danver, sive and intimidating they with the Student. Conduct Joshua C. Cantor committed yet not publici7ed. V.P. Bu,ine\\/Finance were. I believe that they did Code. Student Govt. V.P. of 1' it a ,1onder why \Uch Student Gov'1. not. The goal of an institution of C9111munication~ pe,t ilence as t hmc clc1 en In the Ithaca College higher education, i~ that of Student Conduct Code, 2nd educating. Disciplinary action Ed., dated August 1979, Ar­ must be taken. I would like to· ticle.- III "Statement of ~ee as this disciplinary action, :jl Responsibilities" Section D a mandatory educational '' Personal Respect and program, so these ~tudenb can

l To the Editor, their action would be. In ad­ l With regards to the dition, the manner in which Goose~Ilce Halloween/KKK incident, I the administration has DeWitt Mall '.'_, / .. F r ·\ KIT..., rmn dragged out the hearing is only li would like to say that while I 215 N.Cayuga ;-) · disapprove of the action of the serving to increase the tension GJthaca. NY 14850 eleven students who dressed of the students. False rumors up as Ku Klux Klan members, and out-and-0,ut "fantasies" I feel that this issue has been are being circulated concer­ Survive a-nd Enjoy blown entirely out of propor­ ning the incident. tion. While the KKK costumes I believe the administration the Winter l were offensive, threatening, owes it to the student body With Warm, Attractive Clothing l and in poor taste, I feel that and to the students involved to ! certain special interest groups make the facts known. Al~o, I You Make Yourself ! are using this incident as ·a feel that those students who with the Help of I scapegoat for all the injustices are calling for the expulsion of ever inflicted upon a minority the eleven involved arc From Goose Dance 1 group. This in itself is an in­ demanding a penalty which is 272-3880 ·l justice. The eleven students far too harsh for the incident I ----....11./ in question. The situation has ii committed no acts of violence, been totally mishandled. • 1 and I do not believe that they in any way realized what the Respectfully, far-reaching consequences of Tracy Hunter THE·3·DAY·ALL·YOU·CAN I To the Editor: Ithaca College: racism. It is \ I An incident occurred on my belief that the action was l I Halloween night in which a not merely bad taste or a EAT· ITALIAN·FEAST.$3.95. I group of individuals dressed as "prank", but sheer terrorism. Ku Klux Klansmen walked Those who rest easy on the Including Wine or Beera l through the Union and the assumption that the Civil l library. This was a blatant Rights Movement accom­ :-~ j illustration of a frightening plished its goals are living in I phenomenom appearing at continued on pa[!.e 22

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y Marc Finkelstein band Utopia. After going from him, he changes his style. ; a multi­ solo, Rundgrcn's music The to be released in talented artist, and his band became more commercial, the near future, is entitled Utopia will rock the Ithaca something he eventually drif­ "Adventures In Utopia", an community in the Ben ted away from. album many fans are waiting Light Gym on Sunday Nov. His double live album for. He is pre~cntly involved 11. Utopia has gone through "Back To The Bars" best in audio and video produc­ several changes since 1974, renects his talents, it wntains tions - and is working on when Rundgren formed the a wide range of songs, show~ Mcatloaf's new album. Like band. The present members, his different styles and most of so many other artists, Run­ none of which are from the the original band members are dgrcn does benefits for worthy original band, arc bassist on it. Among the artists ap­ cause~. He is presently doing , keyboard pearing on the album are Hall benefits for the Vietnamese player and . and Oates, of boat people . . ; . t l drummer John Wilcox. Some fame and Rick For those who have never ' !" ~ .. ! popular Utopia songs include, Derringer. seen Todd Rundgren in con­ "Love in Action" and "Love Rundgren i~ presently cert, ii is a true experience. He ls the Answer". The members working on six album~. He i!"> one of few artists with lots most recently apperarecl likes to experiment and of charisma, energy, humor on ·~eatloaf's album, "Bat -doesn't want to be a cpmmcr­ and relates to his audience. A .. ' Out of Hell" . .Over the years cial succe~~- As ~oon as people Todd Rundgren concert is an 'f Rundgren has produced a expect to hear a certain ~ound unforgetablc experience. ,. ~ ' number of album~. 'his most recent productions include, Han and Oates', "War Babies'! and Meatloaf'·; smash debut album, "Bat Out Thyestes: ~Tantalizing Play of Hell". Besides producing he is an arranger, writer, .by Lalo Page multi-instrumnetalist and a cave where both food and Rosengarten. Working with his brother. Matt Neuberg vocalist. He is a versatile per­ Well, they sure throw you drink were surrounding him, choreographer Peggy · Lawler was good as the ghost of Tan former, with a unique style right into the thick of things but always out of reach. and composer Stephen May, talus, but he had a tendency to and a major influence on other from the very beginning at However, as it happens so of- the three create a menacing be a bit too extreme. Angeles artists such as Hall and Oates, Cornell's production of ten in Greek mythology, his- atmosphere that is sustained Echols was adequate as the Grand Funk, N.Y. Dolls and "Thyestes". This play, written crime does not end with his throughout the whole of the Fury, but she needed to relax a The Band. by the Roman playwright punishment; it started a long performance. The opening bit more and walk instead of Rundgren, who made his Seneca, has been given new legacy of enormity and dance was a bit ambiguous, placing each step so carefully. life by debut on the Ed Sullivan the Cornell Theater Ar­ revenge in his family, and this but as soon as the action star- Her voice was used very well, Show, started his career in his ts Department. is what br_ings us to the play. ted, everything fell into place. tho'ugh: giving the Fury a bit hometown, Philadelphia with The story is based on the Pelop's sons, Atr~us and The ca~t is very able and of a mysterious feeling. I the rock band "·Wood} 's Greek myth of Tantalm, the fhyestes, have developed a flexible._ Special mention should also mention the Truck Stop"' in the mid 60's. · mortal son of Zeus, who strong hatred for each other .. shoula be given to Ron Spivak Chorus. Rosengarten used He then put together the band wished to humiliate the Gods Atreus was King of Argos un- (Thyestes) and to Tony these people to the fullest and , which broke up in 1969 .. by making cannibals of them, ti! Thyestes stole his· throne Whalen (Atreus); two fine ac­ they complied with all that he Soon after, Rundgren went so he killed his only son, _and wife from him. Atreus tors .. In Spivak, we clearly see asked for. Not only did I un­ solo and came out with his Pelops, and tried to serve him lregained his throne, and his apprehension about going derstand what they said; I first two , to the Gods. But the Gods banished his brother. At the home to Argos. Also he par­ found each interlude in­ "Something/Anything?" and knew what was going on and beginning of the play, a Fury trays Thyestcs' slow teresting. Rosengarten "Todd Rundgren A Wizard". did not eat. They restored extracts Tantalus from his realization of how his brother utilized their presence very The individuals playing on Pelops back co life and con­ cave in Hell and forces him to has gained his revenge quite well, as he did with the very ef­ these albums heloed form the demned Tantalus to eternity in infect · Atreus with the well. The audience cannot fective, well-planned stage ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••o•••••••••••• irresistable desire for revenge help but empathize with him. designed by Ralph Dressler. The rest of the play deals with Whalen does a fine job with The performances are Nov. FISH & CLAMS: how he gets that revenge. Atreus, but sometimes ha~ a 8-1 I and l 5-17, ti(kets can be ALL YOU CAN EAT! Working with a translation difficult time with his reserved by calling 256-5165. I• to the play by Douglass sporadically poor diction. '>Ugge<;t tha: you try to sci.: it. Wed. Parker, the cast draws the However, we do see the per- It is a dit f1cult piece to per­ $4.49 ·audience into the action that ver~e pleasure and satisfaction form ancl they do quite a l·ood & takes place on stage. I con- that Atreus gets from perfor­ job with it. Fri. sider Parker's translation to be ming the heinous crime against .. ·- . good, for I was never bored • . 9 d *Salad Bar MOW.A,-D ·s • with what was being -said. DrawingsUnvei e Included 'til 10 p.m. Jownson .• This can _also b~ attributed ~o . _ 1 • the able direction of David . . . . . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••o••••••••••••••!_••••••••••••• An exh1b1t1on tam drawmgs by maqers such of 17th -century Dutch as Rembra1•dt and van Goyen, drawings will be on '.'.iew at the majority of worJ..~ are by Cornell University's Herbert lesser known figures. Media ELIOT FISK F. Johnso11 Museum of Art ranges from charcoal and ink Nov. 6 through Dec. 23. to chalk, watercolor and pcn- "Dutch _Drawings of the cil. Subjects include Ian- Seventeenth Century From a · dscapcs, still_ Iifes and por- STATLER AUDlTORIUM Collection," is an exhibition traits. ' Monday November 12, 8:15 pm of 63 previously unpublished . Museum hours are Tuesday and largely unseen works .through Sunday, JO am to .5 froll! a private collection in pm. New York City. Although the shQ_~ will con- Tickets go on sale Monday October 29, at the Lincoln Hall ticket office 256-5144 H&·H "W.A. MOZART Divertimento, K. 436b • J.S. BACH Sonata, BWV 1001 "D. SCARLATTI . Three Sonatas LIQUOR AND WINES

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.. , ... DELIVERIES .,27 - 111 , South Hill November 8 1979 Poqe 11 muz-hocl~/ James .Taylor-Flag by Ditvid O'Flaherty rocker, it shows off the tight life without becoming too red- Goffin and , en- 'top-notch song, "Sleep Come Conceptual album covers playing of his back-up hand, neck or using over-bearing title "Up on the Roof". Its .Free Me". The story is about a seem 'to be a irend in pop featuring amounts of C.B. jargon. The depressing and melancholy murderer in an Alabama music today, and James and Waddy Wachtel on guitar, vocals and arrangement of this view of life seems to be tailor- pri~on, whose only escape Taylor's· FLAG proves to be on bass, Russ song is very reminiscent of Lit- made for to per- from dreary life is through no c;xception. The front cover Kunkel on drums, Don tie Feat from time to time. "ls form. sleep. The music slowly builds, is bright yellow and pink, Grolnick (Steely Dan, Steve That the Way You Cook?" is Next 1s "Chamon Fran- .and Kortchmar is featured exempliary of the music on Khan, etc.) on keyboards, and a boogie-type blues, which is caise" a simple love song with a fine electro-distorted Side ·One, which is rocky, Steve Forman on percussion. about a pick-up attempt. Par- which is sung in French. I solo. semi-electric, and uptem­ Taylor creates a discordant ticularly nice in this song is the think it's a love song anyway, FLAG is a fine effort by po. The deep green and blue rocker out of the Lennon/M­ ending. if my dusty high school French Taylor, who shows once again coloring on the back side of cCartney tune "Day Tripper", The mellower side two start~ is correct. that music can be popula1 the album is exempliary of the which contains some well­ with "B.S.U. R.", which Ending the album is another without sacrificing integryty. mellow and brooding music placed percuss10n by Forman means "Be as you arc." A lb ·1 bl SOONOCHEC11'~11YSTDEINC a urns ava, a eat, ,a.w,...1ll)l'FALosr (Yl'~M:A,21HooQ which is more typical of and falsetto singing by Taylor. typical Taylor song, it features ..,,..11P1-..11P1P ______llai!!9!1111"111!1!1111 ... Taylor's music. Studio guitarist David Spinoz­ good background vocals by ~V! W':

Mandatory 1 Friday Nov. 16 at 8 p.ma Orientation Meeting in Moffet Gym on the Cortland ·,, For all accepted ~ students to be State Campus I studying in London in the spring Ticket Prices: semester. $5.00 with SUCC I.D. $6.50 without NOVEMBER 10. 1:00-3:00 Textor 101 Ticket Outlets: Cortland-Corey Union, Record-Gallery TC3 ~- Parents are Ithaca - Egbert Union, Bach to Rock, Willard Straight welcome. No bottles or cans or recording devices South Hill. November 8. 1979. Pooe 12

Film/ 0 0 oAnd Justice For All at the Pyramid Mall Cinema by David Lebovitz Maybe this is supposed to rather than perpetually being what he calls "comic satire." dealing with such an impor­ Why is Al Pacino so con­ parallel the absurdity of the the angry individual who Comedy does not work for tant subject as incompetence \ fights society. He's good ' cerned? Doesn.'t he have justice system, but instead it this film - it should be a in our judicial system, it's anything better to do than to discounts the validity of the when he's full of inner rage serious drama. hard for the film not to have a dwell on the inadequacies of film. By being overtly ab­ and can express frustration "And Justice for All" tacks me_ssage. The result is an ab­ our society? In "And .Justice surd(to the point of idiocy), quite well. But, he should many things which would ac­ surd and overblown farce of for All", an unimpressive film the film loses a great deal of establish a different film per­ tually make it funny or a the law m contemporary he attacks the legal system. impact. In "Serpico", the ~onality because the one he's biting satire. The society. Since his sucess in Serpico and audience was appalled at the using has become boring and outrageousness of many of the Dog Day Afternoon-Pacino passiveness of the police overused. incidents detracts from the Critic's Note: Next Wed­ has typecast himself once too because of the seriousness of In past films, Director seriousness of the film and Al nesday Nov. 14 the Art and often. the storyline. In "And Jl!stice Norman Jewison has made it a Pacino is nothing short of Technology Film Series will be The film is an indecisive for All", the humorous aspec­ habit to criticize established typecast'. The film does not presenting two films on Earth blend of a serious courtroom ts of the film are unnecessary institutions ("The Russians live up to its promises-of a per­ Art in Tl02 at 8:30. One film drama with inane slapstick and consequently detrimental are Coming"," Jesus Christ son so angered by the system it; by local filmmaker Marilyn reliefs throughout. Without to the impact. Superstar"," Rollerball"). In that he fights back. Jewison Rivchin, a Cornell professor the routine idiotic scenes of There are two judges in the all fairness, his films make in­ denies the fact that he· wants and the other is about helicopter accidents anp a film, one played by Jack War­ teresting and valid obser­ "And Justice for All" to be a Smithson's Spiral Jetty. Both sucidal judge, the film would den and the other by John vations, but he turns them into "mess~ge pi_cture;" - but by films should be worthwhile. be much more impressive, but Forsythe. These two are com­ it seems more outlandish than plete opposites. Forsythe is a is needed to deal with the sub­ hard-nosed man who goes Dance Workshop Scheduled ject. · strictly hy the book. When ac­ Al Pacino stars as Arthur cused o( rape,· he asks · 'by Elizabeth Brown City. Feit has worked with the was soloist with the Martha Kirkwood, a young lawyer Kirkwood to defend him and A special. program is plan­ Eglevsky Ballet Co., Eliot Feld Graham Dance Co. The dan­ who's a great guy, dedicating Kirkwoodagree~when political ned for all dancers and dance Ballet, and Alvin Ailey Dance cers are nc:>w working together his life to helpiT)g people who press~re is applied to him. enthusiasts at Ithaca College. Theatre. after having derived a unique l1ave been screwed by the Warden is on the other end. Guest performers Valerie Feit Hart danced with the and contemporary style of judicial system .. He takes on He takes a lighthearted ap­ and Diana Hart will conduct a Julliard Dance Ensemble and movement. too many clients who've been proach to the judicial system. ,dance workshop Nov. 26-28. involved with the legal system In several scenes he makes The master classes will and have gotten shafted by it. futile attempts to kill himself combine the · separate ''Don't Bother Me One particularly outlandish in a comic manner. disciplines of ballet, modem example is a young man who Warden's suicide-at tern pt and jazz. gets arrested for a broken tail­ scenes are portrayed in a slap­ Due to the Fine Arts Com­ I Can't Co/Je '' light. Me is mistaken for a stick manner, completely off mittee of the Student Ac-. murderer in another ·state with the tone of the film. ·ti\lities Board sponsorship, the by Laura E. Lranam Andrea Bulling, Co-Director, because he, meets the general Warden's actual presence is charge will be minimal, $1.50 Kuumba---Repertory Theatre Micheal Page; the Dance description of the murderer funny enough to provide per class. Students of all levels presents, _"Don't Bother .Me, I Choreographer is Nilda Ocha and has th~ same name. After comic relief but enough is of training will be able to Can't Cope", a musical writ- Santos. Ami Jo Phillips and legal battles, the man is sent to enough! · register on Wednesday Nov. '. ten by Micki Grant and con- Dave Corradi are the musical · jail and eventually shot for Al Pacino is believable but 14 in Egbert Union. Classes ceived by Vinnette Carroll, directors . both are music going berserk in prison and he should channel his talents will be held Monday to Wed­ who also did the original majors. kidnapping hostages. into other t pes of characters nesday, the last week in Nov. production. Kuumba has put on several A performance of current Performances will be Friday successful productions in the _repertoire works will ter­ and Saturday Nov. 9 and 10 at past; "The Me Noboci;' minate the guest artists' 8pm. A 111atinee -will be per- Kn<1W", "A Raisin In the residency. Details about the formed Saturday at 2pm. All Sun:'and "Ogene" (a variety ~LL·YOU·CAN· program will be available at shows will be performed in the show) - registration. Crossroads. Tickets sold in "Don't Bother Me, I Can't Both Feit and Hart have the Office of Campus Ac- Cope", pr-omises to be a spec- performed with major dance tivities in the Egbert Union. , tacular evening of talent. ·.EAT NIGHTS companies based in New York The Director of the show is {J /.;jQ Ground Round -Style

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, ~ .., • '" • ., • • J , • • , , r , , ., f ., .., .., 1 1 ~ 1 , • , I 'I I J , , 4, ~ , , I I , f I , • , • • South Hill, November 8, 1979 Page 13 Sounds/ Music lnformoti·on by Steve Fink good and hurriedly left the flight. He wasl_ooking for ice. Paul Simon has begun stage. shoff ... Wilton Felder is Sleeps" ... Marianne Faithful, While Blackfoot was ap­ working on a ~olo Ip to be shooting his self-scripted, as Joe PerrJ, guitarist, has left with much ·of the instrumen­ pearing in California recently, called "Inherit the yet untitled, film in Cleveland. Aerosmith after a personal tation on the album done by their truck was stolen con­ Wind" ... Delaney Bramlet is Robert M. Young (Rich Kids) clash with singer . Steve Win- taining $50,000 worth of continuing to work on a solo is directing; Simon is starr;ng Perry i5 feattJred on the new wo~1d ... War," Mu5ic Band equipment. The tires of their album ... Graham Parker will II" ... Fi resign Theater, "Nick and recording an album of all Aerosmith album, "Night 111 touring bm were also sla~hed. begin recording in London in new material to coincide with the Ruts". He is now planning Danger: The ca,e of the ThL· band is working on a December ... Rohert Gordon i~ the fi[rri's _relea~e next year. on recording a solo Ip. "Night Missing Shoe" ... the Grateful follow-up to their first album working on his fourth lp ... the Bob Ezlfo, producer of the in the Ruts" contains a cover Dead, "Everyman'~ "Strike~." Knack is set to record their upcoming Pink Floyd_ album version of the Shangri-la's Dead" ... John Mayall,"No Al~o working on new second album ... Leon Russell More Interview~." "The Wall", appeared on­ song "Remember. .. Walking albums arc: Heart in Seat- is producing him~elf, He i~ After Christma, look tor stage at the Hollywood in the Sand." Mary Weiss, tle ... Lene Lovich in Lon- recording several bl[!egra~s new album~ from: Palladium just before a Rock­ former lead singer of the don ... McGuinn, Clark, and tracks with the ~ew Grass Utopia ... AI Stewart, "Paint pile concert. He asked the Shangri-la's, sings Hillman.at Criteria in Miami, 1Rel·ival J .J .Cale also nelps by Numbers" .. . Paul Butter- audience to participate in the background for Tyler on that with Ron and Howard (Fat) recording of the Pink Floyd cut. , out on the rccord ... field ... Graham Nash ... the Albert producing .. . Quincy will begin recording "Heart Beach Boys, "Brother,. album by being recorded while Jorma Kaukonen's band, Jones i~ producing the Attack and Vine" in Decem­ Cau~es and Friend5" . . the chanting "Pink Floyd". The While Gland, was detained Brothers Johnson ... Daw ber. The album will be .J.Geil!, Band ... ex-New York crowd responded with ob­ briefly in San Francisco Air­ Mason is recording ... Trium- released in early 1980. Doll's Sylvain SylYain's ~elf­ scenities rather than the port by the FBI after the verat i'> recording ... Poco is Before Christma!> look for titled tlcbut. .. the .Jam's fourth requested cheers. Ezrin band's drummer knocked on recording with the producer of t hesc albums: IOcc's grcate~t record ... The Ramones/Phil decided his idea wasn't so 1 he cockpit door during their "Legend", Richard Or- hits ... Ro)' A~·ers, "No Spector collaboration, '·End Stranger to Love" ... Neil of the Century" ... and .Jeff \'oung,"Live Rmt", which i~ Beck's first studio Ip ,mce Earnest Comedy at Cornell a 2 record set and contaim 1976. The album wa<, co­ only 3 songs which were on produced in London with " "Rust Never A brilliant charade of a His plot is mainly concerned ''The Importance or Being (;eorge Miu-tin. comedy, long considered the with an elegant wastrel named Earnest" i~ directed by wittiest in the English John Worthing, who has in­ Richard Shank. Setting is language, is Theatre Cornell's vented a dissolute younger designed by Victor Becker, Coming soon ... Holiday offering in the brother, Earnest, whom he with lighting designed by Willy Willard Straight Theatre. impersonates when he goes on Pierce. Patrice Alexander has Oscar Wilde's "The Impor­ a fling. His friend, a de~igned costumes. Rainard tance of Being Earnest" will thouhghtful young person Rachele and Gregory Marshall DANCE WORKSHOP open for three performances, named Algernon, has· invented appear as John and Al-gernon. Thrusday-Saturday, Nov. 15- a sick friend named Sunbury Gwendolyn and Cecily, their 17, will then break for the as a cover for his own pee-. loves, are played by Jcnnifc Thanksgiving recess on the cadillos. The pitfalls accom­ Walker and Marianna Harris. Cornell campus and resume panying chronic deception are One of the great comic Registratiq_~ Wed. Nov. 14 performances Nov. 29-Dec. hilariously exemplified when creations of the stage, Lady Egbert Union Lobby l 1,6,and 8, all with an 8: 15 pm these two polite philanderers Bracknell, is played by Angel curtain. There will also be a both-claim to be earnest to win Deane. John C. Cowan is. matinee at ·2:30 pm on Sun­ the women they love. The seen as the Reverend: day, Dec. 2. distinguished cnt1c George Chasuble, with Catherine' Guest performers will teach classes: j Wholly contrived nonsense, Jean Nathan once said: "It is Schmidt as Miss Prism. Nov. 26- 28 Wilde's popular and now­ so extremely skillful a comedy Tickets for all performances classic comedy is phrased with in all directions that, see it as arc now available at the genius; a warm and funny often as one may, it still exer­ Theatre Cornell Box Office, 2:30- 4:00 pm $1.50 per class l evening of escape from cares. cises its fascination." lower floor of Willard Straight, open 1-6, Mon.-Fri., • Sponsored by S-.A.B. • 1 except for Thanksgiving Trumansburg Crafts Sale Weck. Call 256-5165 for tickets and information. - A Plethora of Country Crafts

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In 1974, Salvatore went' by Karen Johnston tion brings the expository sec­ performance in America. honor of performing in master Music professor Ramon tion to a close. The develop­ Salvatore, professor and to London, where he spent classes with such renowned ar­ Salvatore will make his fall ment of the first movement performer, has an extensive, three years studying with Gor­ tists as Adele Marcus and debut performance on Mon­ returns to the complex rhythm impressive musical don Green at the Royal Byron Janis. Salvatore has day, Nov. 12 at 8:15 in the and intense harmony in­ background. Salvatore did his Academy of Music. performed all over, the U.S. Ford Hall Auditorium. troduced in the exposition, undergraduate studies at In his career as a performer, and has recently brought his Salvatore has prepared quite h.owever, in a very unique' Millikin University in Illinois. Salvatore appeared as a soloist talents across sea in a recent an interesting program. He reversed recapitulation. He continued at the New in the Commencement Con­ debut performance in Lon­ will open his performance with The second movement com­ England Conservatory of cert with the · Conservatory don. This performance was two Beethoven sonatas: . bines counterpoint and tbe Music in Boston where he Symphony Orchestra, Gun­ well received by critics. "Sonata in F Major Op. 54" lyrical quality characteristic of received his Master's Degree in ther Schuller conducting. and "Sonata in E Major Op. a Canzona, with a Sarabande­ Music with honors and distin- Salvatore has also had the 109". Salvatore will also per­ Iike rhythm. The movement is form Liszt's "Etude built upon a continuous d'Execution Transcendante". chromatic bass accom­ Coniest in Final Leg Perphaps the highlight of paniment with the upper the evenings performance will melody voices above. Over 400 people will be Four regional choirs: West was a commissioned work be the "Third Sonata for The Canzona theme develops gathering in Ford Hall to Genesee High, School Choir, especially for the Ithaca Piano" by Robert Palmer. into a fugue in the middle sec­ celebrate the Grande Finale of Jamesville-Dewitt Choir, College Choral Series. This sonata has quite an in­ tion and a short coda brings Ithaca College's first Choral Horesheads Chamber Singers The festival will be an all teresting history. Written by this Canzona to a clqse. Composition contest on arid Fayetteville Manlius High day affair involving perfor­ Robert Palmer, a Cornell The third movement is a Nov. JO. Ithaca College co- School Chorale, in addition to mances and lectures. Lectures professor of music com­ return to the intense harmony sponsored this festival with the the Ithaca College Chorus, will take place in the morning. position, the sonata wa5 for­ and rhythm characteristic of Theodore Presser Company, have been selected to perform An open rehearsal of the five mally dedicated to Salvatore in the first movement. This hoping to get new choral the works submitted by the choral groul?S is scheduled for the spring of 1979. The sonata highly technical movement music as well as establish an semi finalists. the afternoon from 1-4:30. is flashy, yet lyrical, as it com­ ends in a light, almost jazz-like Ithaca College Choral series The highlight of the festival The final festival performance bines mixed, complex rhythms coda. The composition contest has and performance will be 'tne is scheduled for 7:30pm in the and intense harmonies with The "Third Sonata for been highly successful. Of the world premier performance of Ford Hall Auditorium. All ac­ flowing theme!>. Piano", performed . by" 400 entries, choral director "Magmofocat amd Nunc tivities are free to the public. The first movement is ac­ Salvatore, made i~s first world Larry Doebler chose nine Dimittis" by Yincint Per­ WICB-T¥ will be airing a tually structured as a large premier performance this past semi-finalists. These finalists sichetti. The Ithaca College music remote of the festival on scale sonata in itself. It opens ~ummer in London, where it come from all over the coun- Chorm will perform this public access channel 13. with a particularly fa5t­ was well received, by both try. number. Perichetti's piece moving section, breathless audience and critics alike. with its continuously moving Thi~ Monday night's recital rhythmic patterns. A con­ will be the first performance trasting lyrical, contabilc 5ec­ of the ~onata in Ithaca and tion fol!ow5. This quiet sec- more importantly, the first ~*PNotes.From Ford by Karen Johnston Malcolm Arnold, Martin "Jubilate Domino", "Two It's another busy week at Mailman, Hale Smith, Clifton Songs" by Brahms, and three Ford! On Thursday, Nov 8, Williams and a very special other works by Chausson, graduate student David Ezell performance of the "Grande Faine and Hue. Assisting in will perform a saxophone Serenade for an Awful Lot of the performance will be har­ recital at 8: 15 pm in Ford Winds and Percussion" by psichordist and pianist Anne Hall. His program includes P.D.Q. Bach. King-Nagell and violincellists "Air and Scherzo" by Henry Saturday, Nov.10 feature~ Emily Metcalf and Allison Cowell, "3 Songs Without an all day affair as Ford Hall Lucas. Words" by Ben-Haim, Franz celebrates the Grande Finale Frank Schwarz will also per­ Constant's "Triade Op.· 30" of Ithaca College's First Com­ form his . junior recital, and "Concerto for Alto Sax position contest. 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"I ~ - ...... ,. ~ • ,_ • • ... & I I 4, 4 • • '" • '" • • ... • •-- ,._ .... • '- ,...... _ • South Hill. November 8. 1979. Page 15 * A Week of Entertainment in Ford Hall continued from page 14 will assist in the Poulenc percussionist Dana Wilson will. feature guest tubist David Mueller and Jame, Ode, hor­ hornist Jeffrey Abbot will ap­ "Elcgie." assist in Varises\ Unlan·d. ni~t Mark Fox and trombonist pear in the Nabenhauer Room The last performance slateo "Ionisation". "Sonatina for On Monday, Nov 12, Charles Dalkert will appear at at 7 pm. He wilt' perform for Sunday is at 8: 15 in ford Pcrcu,,ion Ensemble" bv Tull faculty member Ramon 8: 15 pm in Ford Hall. They "Sonate No. 2 in F Major" by Hall, featuring th.? IC Per­ will follow along · with Salvatore will make his fall will be performing work5 by Cherubini, "Elegie for Horn cu~sion Ensemble under the "Gyrnel" by William Duck­ ::Jchut performance at 8: 15 in Anthony Holbernc, Jan Bach, ncj Piano" by Poulenc, and a direction of Gary Rockwell. \\ Orth. The "Concerto for Ford Hall. (see article on Charle5 Ives, .J.S. Bach, Victor Brahms "Trio- in Eb Major Their program will open with Tuba and Percu,,ion Or­ page 14). Ewald and Robert Wa5hburn. p. 40. '' Pianist Cina Crisara "Ritmica No. 5 and 6''. b) d1c,tra" bv Hartle\' will encl The Ithaca Bra:,,s Quintet A,~isting in the pcrformanc nd violinist .knnifer Coleman Roldan. Faculty pianist and the progra;11. Thi,· piece will featuring trumpish Herbert will be tlutist David Berman, ohoci:,,t Peter Hedrick, *Halloween Night: Something clarincti~t Robert Schmidt, Personal To Say? John Covert on horn and Ed­ ward Gobrecht on ba,soon. No Laughing Matter - ' , \ I" r The final performance of the week b Wedne,day at 8:15 pm. in Ford Hall with faculty continued from paie I secretary and any 01 her., :s<1, ·: 1v: kind of thing is not going to be chamber mu,ic featuring spoken to." requested to attend by the ,. !' ' I tolerated. '· j Chamer l\lmic for double The masqueraders were told hearing hoard. "We have a ~mall hlac~ to call their parents while a The hearing began at 6:30 ( \. / ha". community here and the One final note from Ford - security officer supervised, pm on Tuesday, Nov. 6, member~ of that community the Lenox Quartet 1, offering said one student. They were recessing around 2 am on arc important to the college open rcl1car,ab \\ee\...ly on then driven to their dor- • Wcdnc~day. The hearing Whisper It In and I think the majority of Wedne:,,day:,, from 2-4 pm in mitories to collect their reconvened Wednesday. mor­ Our Classifieds ,tudents appreciate that im- hm.i Hall. belongings, the 5tudent con­ ning. port ancc and t hcy'rc not going tinued, and escorted off cam­ President Whalen issued a to be haras,cd by a fe\\ who ------====---=--IJIIIIIIZtll!i.'!!!!!!!D'..,._ pus by Security. <,tatement to the ITHACAN feel differently. The students are being tried on Monday, Nov. 5. "My "I med thi, office to \CC by a Conduct Review Board concern ... we make ,ure that l /.ui9iJ that action wa, taken," which, as provided in the we had the facts right and that Whalen noted. !)lalian Judicial Code, · consists of there were witnesses." Whalen Whalen ,aid chat thi:,, was I r: e~ I .three students, one faculty commented that he thought it "not a :,,pontancous dress­ FINE ITALIAN member and one staff mem­ "unbelievable when I heard up." Corren ti empha,i,cd chc SPECIAL TIES ber. The Board is chaired by it. .. that these ~tudents. lack of malicious intent. SINCE 1949 ey the Judicial Administrator and wouldn't realize ... " Formal statements from St­ the individuals vary from case "We use the word outraged udent Government and the to case. The only persons all the time. I found the thing Afro-Latin Society can be 272-5080 present at the hearing are the shocking and abhorant that found in Letter~ to the Editor accused students, the justices, students on our campus" starting on page 4. the Judicial Administrator, a would do such a thing. "This

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NO ARTIFICIAL SWEETNERS 1 / 2 THE CALORIES OF ICE CREAM! Pagel6 THE ITHACAN November 8,1979 Senior Class Financial Crisis by Judy Green This letter was available than the meetings l!Sually do A certain kind of en­ to those passing through the and afterwards, the senior thusiasm is lacking from Union Thursday and Friday of class president displayed con­ Ithaca College'~ ~eniors and, last week at the table selling cern over the senior's financial according to Jill Furstman, ,enior discount sticker~. situation. She ~aid that ~enior clas~ president, it could In her letter, Furst man although the student gover­ be this apathy-which i~ holding acknowledged the fact that nment allocates a certain the senior clas~ back finan­ Oktoberfest went well, amount of money to the senior cially. although more senior par­ class -- it is not enough. In her Oct. 30 lcller to the ticipation would have been In spite of her letter having ~enior'i, Fur,tman made the greatly appreciated. She men­ credited Oktoberfc~t with ,ituation apparent with a t inned the lack of par­ having gone well, the fact me~,agc that some took a, a ticipation in the weekly Sun­ remain~ that the senior cla~s threat;" ... and, unfortunately day evening senior cla,.., lost money on the event. Fur­ if you, the ,enior cla,, do not meeting,, ,cuing a~idc Sun­ stman feels that there mmt be begin . to ~how a more en­ day, Nov. 4 a~ a \pecial continuoth participation in thu\ia~t ic attitude toward, ac- meeting that all ~eniors were ~enior activities throughout 11v111e, hcing offered to urged to attend. the year. In thi~ way, enough you,THERE WILL BE NO Sunday\ meeting did not money can be raised to spon­ SENIOR WEl·K!!!" receive a much better turnout ,or ~enior \\eek.

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problem of faculty Unl\•·r~ity faculty;" they dif­ ~ unionization. At their meeting fer in significant ways." ;::: r--: on Tuesday night they wat­ Faculty members at Yeshiva "':,... ched a movie in which several arc able to make more binding ~ faculty member~ expressed decisions on college issues, 2 ~ their views. This was followed said Schwartz. He continued '-' 1 :::- by a discussion with Dr. John by saying that the argument ;,,- Schwartz, president of the against the administration's Ithaca Coliege Faculty references to the Yeshiva case Association. is not based on the comparison The movie was produced ir1 itself. "The administration 1978 by Ithaca students Adam had a chance ro say that we Pitt and Michael Winik, to were managerial in 1977 when represent both sides of the the original case was made but - unionization argument. did not take it," he pointed Paul McBride and oth~rs out. "They can't bring it up spoke against the union by now.'' .... -- saying that professors have Schwartz went on to say control over their work that "collective bargaining is without collective bargaining. needed so that neither side can Chester Galaska and Montana say that they -are unin­ Morton were among the sup­ terested." Both sides must porters ef unionizing to gain •listen to the other's position control in such issues as tenure and take their opm10ns and promotion decisions, seriously in order to reach a programing and expressi~g compromise. It is his hope that grievances. in the long-term process, Following the film, Schwar­ collective bargaining will allow tz gave a brief summary of the faculty and administration to ICFA and the attempt to share a joint effort in solving unionize. He discussed the problems affecting the college. various appeals and court ac­ In answer to a student who tions, including the recent un-· asked if a court order was fair labor charge which is necessary to initiate collective being investigated by the bargaining, Schwartz replied, NLRB. The latter is a result of "I hope that when the second the announced quota and circuit court rules, the ad­ ranking systems involved in ministration will bargain." He tenure decisions, said Schwar­ then referred to the high tz. According to Schwartz, monetary and moral cost of "once a petition has been filed the court struggle. to elect a union,· no one can Asked about the tensions change requirements for em­ existing on campus, Schwartz ployment or working con­ said that he feels the tension ditions." The decision that between the faculty and ad­ prevents a department from ministration is resulting in, being fully tenured is a rather then from, the collec­ vio_lation of this stipulation, he tive bargaining issue. Though ;aid. he knew of no examples of its SKIERS E YOU D If you haven't already gotten· your ski equipment in shape for that first good snowfall, now's the time. Come see us and all the new stuff.

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['(11//llll/l'(/ /IOI/I /IC/f:(' _> changes in faculty status (from ding to Blanpied, the Boa_rd of creases are usually determined acknowledges differences in pro-rated according to the part to full time, and vice ver­ Trustees approves for each by merit on the professor·~ number of courses taught and number of courses taught by sa) do not involve promotion fiscal year a budget which in­ part. If the recommendations length of time at the in­ th~t faculty member. The and demotion, changes in rank cludes the percentage of for percentage pay increasc5 stitution; there are no clearly greater the number of course~ (for example, from instructor faculty pay increase; taking in­ arc extraordinarily high or low defined 'continuing' and the greater the amount of the to assistant profes~or) do in­ to account variablec; such a'> the dean must justify his 'temporary' categories into money alloted. Accor .. .ing_ to volve promotion and the in tlation rate, increased recommendation in writing. which part time faculty mem­ Blanpied these are guidelines demotion. costs, and increased tuition The statement, "In many bers are placed by the Ad­ designed to allow flexibility I also said, "Last year in prices. The dean of each departments, the screening, ministration as the article im­ and equity in their use. H&S, full time professor~ school is then notified as to hiring, and evaluation plies. I had said, "Although some generally received a seven per what the percentage will be. proce~scs are not as stringent I also stated, " ... the college professori; fluctuate between cent increai;e in salary, part The deans consult with for part time as they are for has said that the part time full and part time status, part timers received five per cent." faculty, usually through the full time faculty members," faculty cannot rent halls on time professor\, for the mmt The administration exprc~sed department chairperson , and was also inaccurate. Thi~ campus in which to meet with part, cannot be promoted. concern that this statement get recommendations ana/ or ~tatement should have read -- a field representative from the They are locked in the salary implied that every_ full time advice about the distribution In 'general' part timers may New York State Union of and rank positions at which professor received a flat 5 per of the percentage pay increase. not· be a~ qualified as full Teachers." I _misinterpreted they were hired." Although cent increase in salary. Accor- According to Blanpied pay in- timers at IC. Many depar­ the anc;wer to my question to tment~ do not require that the administration on thi~ ~~·••••M•&6.ft66••~~~&&&H~666i their part time faculty hold the matter. Frank Falcone, Acting terminal degree in their fields. Provost, said, "The College I statcd,"At this point !'he questioned the propriety _of its I Drinks at the Ticket Office ..· . ~ facilities being used for union School make~ another distin­ * :~ • ction between 'continuing' organizing, especially without ~ . ' ~ ,m. part time and 'temporary' part following the established C ~ time." This wa'> information 1 procedures for requesting use had received from an ad- of facilities." C ---~--- • ministrativc source, however, This is a complicated issue, ~ ~ Blanpied points out that this'is my article may have oversim­ ~ ---~ ~ incorrect. While faculty mem­ plified the issue, I apologize to ~ ~~~ ~ bers may distinguish between Andrea Herman, Editor of the -lffl"~ these two positions, as defined Ithacan for any em­ ~ th ~ in the article, the Ad­ barassment. ministration docs not Conrad Fink : ... Dinner* in e Baggage Room t recognize them. According to Blanpicd, the admii:iistration i at~

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______...... Bonibers· Head for Playoffs by Andy Feltham six teams, three of which were Bombers were going to the Bombers defense proved to be prove to be exciting. On Oct. The Ithaca College Bombers highly ranked. They won the NCAA playoffs. Only 8 teams a deciding force in the game, 27, the last time these two finished up their regular ICAC championship with a are selected from the New as Syracuse couldn't really get teams met, Ithaca won 1-0 in a season at ll-3. By shutting­ record of 6-0, the third team in York-New England area and any goo.ct shots off. Graig goal that came in the ~ecund out Syracuse, the 10th ranked ICAC history to do so without by beating Syracuse 1-0, the Stewart recorded his third overtime period. Come out to team in the state, the Bombers a loss. The Bombers are now Bombers were selected. straight shotout in the nets af­ cheer the Bombers on over in guaranteed themselves a spot ranked with the top 10 teams Dave Axenfeld scored the ter replacing recently injured Cortland this Saturday, in the NCAA playoffs. It has in New York state (ranked winning goal early in the Bob Thompson. because they need and desen e been quite the season ·for the II th). second half on a fine 20-yard The Bombers play their fir~t your support. Bombers-after starting out Last Wednesday, the Bom­ drive that caught the left cor­ NCAA playoff game against with a record of 1-2, the team bers(ranked 11th) played ner. Ralph Boegel, left Cortland this Saturday. The WQD 10 out of the 11 games Syracuse (ranked 10th) in a fullback, came up with the game will be played on Cor­ that followed. They shutout game that would decide if the assist on Axenfeld's goal. The tland's field and it should Bonibers Destroy ·oanes by Paul Peditto This wasn't just a solo ef­ The Ithaca College Bombers fort, however, quarterback, put together a devastating Doug Bencsko shocked the display both offensively and onlookers hitting on a sen­ defensively, as they came away sational 14 of 30 completions with a 46-6 romp over for 214 yards. Overall, the previously unbeaten Albany Bombers \et six records in­ St. From start to fini~h, the cluding most team passes at­ Bombers controlled the play tempted (39), most individual along the line and in the back­ passes (30) and most first field in what has to be con­ downs p

Thrlthacon AIRYCtanARY Wont!ol You Womens Volleyball I 16 N. CAYUGA STREET (Inside the Clinton House) \. The Ithacan 2 -2221 Wonts You Set For Upcoming Playoffs· The Ithaca College women's third consecutive Eastern volleyball team has received a Regional tournament. bid to play in the Eastern Other Upstate N. Y. teams Regional Division II in the the field are seventh Volieyball Championships, seeded Cortland and eighth hosted by the University of seeded Colgate. The Bombers Delaware from Nov. 15-17. have won three of four mat­ The eight-team tournament, ches with Colgate this year and sponsored by the Eastern one of three with Cortland. Dear Mom and Dad, Association for Intercollegiate­ Also in the tournament are Athletics for Women top seeded Delaware, Navy, (EAIA W), will consist of Maryland-Baltimore Co., - 9 I'm fine and the doctor says I'll How are you· · · d ys' rest and round robin play in· two Southern Connecticut and . feel even better when I get a flew B at with the separate pools. Based on· their Providence. ,, . le of home-cooked mea s. u round robin results the teams The tournament winner will a co~P. llet it looks like I'll have to will be re-seeoed for single advance to the National condition of my wa , elimination tournament play. Division II Championships in h·tchhike home for the holidays. ·th Ithaca (21-7) has been Orlando, Fla. from Dec. 7-9. i M -roommate just made plans to go home Wl seeded sixth in the tour­ Sixteen teams will be· invited, Gre;hound and says Greyhound is a great way nament, the highest ranking including nine regional win­ to fight inflation because their fares are · for a· New York State team. ners and seven at-large teams. Ithaca will be playing in its soGreas~~~~~~ven ~a~es it possible for someone rey . 1 ce so someone at to prepay a ticket 1:11 one_p a the ticket and another place can Just pick upd a1· g a small cash *Football Romps You can even sen on come hom\h the ticket. Greyhound will take care advance Wl f Boy _ is my of everything fG-r just a smal1 ee. continued from page /9 Jim Butterfield, all aspects of and most impressive victory in his squad coming together at a roommate lucky. · . · more of that recent memory. very timely junction of the Well I have to run to pick up some h and The distribution of Albany season. If the Bombers can expen;ive medicine. I miss you all very muc St. must be especially sweet af­ defeat Brockport this week, a hope to be home next weekend. ter last year's 9-6 Great Dane post-season bid s!lould be in Triumph which ended an 11 the mail and if they can keep Love and kisses, -- game win streak in front of a to last Saturday's regional T.V. audience. The form .... well, let's n )t get too post game feeling was far ahead .'.)f ourselves. "ecstatic", according to Coach * Stars Look Bright

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The Ithaca College Bombers entered last Saturday's' match with previously, but, not expecting to roll to a 46-6 demolition. The fact that they did, and also rose to eighth place in the Division Ill top ten, greatly enhances their prospects for a return to the playoffs. The main impetus in last week's romp was junior running back Bob Ferrigno. Bob rushed for 139 yards and scored five touchdowns, setting a schoo1record for TD's rushing. Bob had this to say about his performance: "I couldn't have done it without the line. If we play the same way vs. Brockport, it's Alabama time.'' Coach Butterfield had these'comments about Bob's play last week and in the season. "Obviously, he played very, very well. He's been an outstanding back sin­ ce he's been here. In the past, though, he's never been fortunate enough to scote five times. I'm not surprised by it, though." For his outstanding performance, the ITHACAN is proud to honor Bob Ferrigno as the athlete of the week. Page 22 THE ITIIACA '\ November 8,1979 Announcements Historic Deerfield Pace University is sponsoring RECRUITERS: The First Step: An Orientation will be Ralph LaPadulla of the Massachusetts will offer bet­ an open house for all SUNY Albany, Grad. to Career Decision Making N.Y. Life Insurance Co. Mr. ween 7 and 14 Summer programs at the New York and Progams Thursday, Nov 8 Wednesday, Nov. 28, 3:30 LaPadulla is a member of the fellowships to single men and Westchester campuses. Dates University of Pittsburgh Thur­ million dollar round table. women who have completed for open houses arc: Monday, ~day, Nov. 8 How to Write a Resume that His topic of discussion will be two or more years of college. Nov 26, Schimmel Center, Grad. School of Business Will Open Doors For You "Insurance as an Invest­ This program is intended to New York, and Thursday, Bendix Electronic ·componen­ Wednesday, Nov. 28 7:30 ment." All students welcome. encourage students to consider Nov 29, Campus center, West­ ts Corp. Friday, Nov. 9 chester. Please reply to New Navy Thursday, Nov. 15 Hundreds of books will be free careers in the.- museum and Katherine Bielefeldt, retail York campus, Pace Plaza, Navy Medical Thursday, Nov. for the taking at the annual historic preservation field. For sales director for the Steinway N.Y., N.Y. 2.12-285-3000. 15 Career Give-away, 9 to 5 pm, further information and ap­ Co., will present two free lec­ Harris, Kerr, Forester & Co. Monday, Tuesday, and Wed­ plication forms write: 1980 tures at Ithaca College on Friday, nov. 30 nesday, Nov 12, 13, 14. Stop Summer Fellowship Program, The ·" Black Collegian," a Monday, Nov. 11. by the lobby of the Gannett Historic Deerfield, Inc., Deer­ magazine for black college WORKSHOPS: At I pm, she will discuss Center and check it out! field, Mass., 01342 students has arrived at the Women & The World of "Careers in the Music In­ Career Planning .Office. Stop · Work: Where bo We Fit In? dustry" and at 4 pm, The investment club will be Summer camp position5 are by and pick up your free copy. Thursday, Nov. 8 3;30-4:30 Bielefeldt will explain "How having a meeting Tuesday, beginning to arrive at the Also available is the ASCUS to Evaluate a Piano." Career Pla'nning Office. Stop magazine, developed for Interview Tips & Techniques Nov. 13 at 7 pm in TI03. The by and refer to the sumrner job students interested in the Tuesday, Nov. 13 3:30-4:30 guest speaker for this lecture bulletin board. teaching field. 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"Basically it really didn't To make the point, Johnson come off," repor_ts Jeff Zima called on black players to of the KSU News Service. boycott the Oct. 27 Parents Their signs could no1 be read Day footbal game, and to join from the stands.· BU~; is using in a planned march and this as a ploy of some kind.'' demonstration outside the .. *KKK Letter

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DATE: Sato, Novo 10 TIME: 9:00 ~ 3:00 a .. m. PLACE: The North Forty ~· SEE YOU THERE!!! --

Page 24 THE ITHACAN November 8,1979 -, :Ailnouncements It has come to tbe attention Faculty Meeting for faculty Risley Theatre, Cornell's in­ I need students to help with A special seminar "Women of some women ow campus only. Nov. 13 TIO! at 7:30 timate and vital center for the the Student Committee on and the World of Work" will that . there exists strong in­ pm. performing arts located in College Relatiom/ Alumni- take place on Thursday Nov 8 dividual motivation in regards Risley Hall, is proud to Alumnae Communications. at 3:30 pm in the Career Plan­ to women's issues such as Catch the Jewish book present an exciting evening_ of You don't have to know ning Office in Gannett Center. rape, reproductive rights, display! Featuring Art, one-Act plays Nov. anything. I'll teach you!! Guest speaker will be Jennie health care and women's Children, Literature, and 8,9, 10,&1 I. The program (This is your big chance to . Farley, Asst. Prof. of In­ studies, to name a few. It is many other exciting topics. features a powerful revival of work with the big persons in dustrial & Labor Relations at our view that unifying and These great ideas for Han­ Edward Albee's "The Zoo Job Hall). Contact me, Bette -Cornell. Farley has w'fil­ sharing these energies ·would nukah gifts are appearing in, Story" and an original play by Ann Sacks, in the Student ten many articles on the career be beneficial to the Ithaca the library showcase from Steven Weinreb, "Reality Government Office. X3377 or aspirations of college students. College community as a Nov. 14 to Dec. 14. Misconstrued, Fantasy 274-3377. She is also co-founder and whole. It is time that we Revisited". former Director of the Cornell organize to act on these com­ On Thursday, Nov. 8 ·at 7:30 All interested students are Women's Studies Program. mon concerns. A Women's pm, Yogi Amritji will speak in Tickets for these produc­ welcome to participate in the Awareness group is currently the Chapel of Anabel Taylor tions are $2 and are available 10th Annual General Assem­ The Advertising 'Women of being created on campus. Hall. The lecture is a Thorp at the Willard Straight Ticket bly of the Independent New York, Inc. is presenting There is going to be an open Lecture, sponsored by offices and at the Risely-· Student Coalition1 (ISC), a the Annual College Career meeting on Monday, Nov. 12 CRESP, the Centre for Theatre box office. student lobby. The day will Conference Saturday Dec. I, in the Laub Room in the Religion Ethics and Social "The Zoo Story" and involve debating the priorities at Pace University in New Chapel at 8:30 pm. We need Policy. There is no admission "Reality" will be performed to be adopted by the ISC for Yark City. This conference is you and your ideas. Let's get charge. The title of the lecture Thursday, Nov. 8 through the upcoming year. The designed to provide the senior together and establish shared is "Living Consciously." Sunday, Nov .11 at 8: 15pm in General Assembly will begin at and graduate college student goals. Consciously living means Risley Theatre. 1:00 P!TI on Nov. 10th in Troy, with a personalized insight in­ allowing our lives to be guided ·For further information please NY. Carpooling will be to the world of advertising and The tenth annual Truman­ by the knowledge that, of all contact arranged. For further infor­ communications. sburg Craft~ Sale will take creation, mankind alone has Melissa Rosse 256-1539 mation contact Bud (or leave place Dec. 1-2. Again thi~ the priviledge of influencing me5sage, please) at X3377. The National Women's year, the sale will be held in a hi\ own evolution. The lecture Political Caucus is sponsoring spacious red barn on Route i~ free and open to the pubik. Your STUDENT GOVER­ There are two openings on an internship for interested 89, about three mile~ north of NMENT is organizing for the pre-med academic commit­ College students. Most inter- Taughannock Park. There A committee.llas been for­ students needing transpor­ tee. Get in touch if you are an . nships are a semester Jong and will be plenty of sigm. med to research handicap tation to New York q~y on interested pre-med student. involve such various projects Browse among thousands of facilities on campus. Anyone Friday Nov. 16, for Ask for Linette at S.G.O. as candidate research, party fine locally handcrafted item~ interested in helping with or Thanksgiving Break, and platform study, ERA, and including pottery, jewelry, resear~h or sharing returning to Ithaca College on A call to all students who are legislative issues. Letters of leather goods, quilts, wood­ knowledge, please · contact Sunday Nov. 25. The ten­ concerned and aggravated application should include a crafts, unique handmade Sally Beneman in the S,G.O tative cost is $18.50. The com­ with the colleges tenure and resume of relevant clothing, handwoven textiles, X3377. Mon. or Wed. 3-4 of­ fortable bus has a limited promotion policies - LET'S background and experience. unusual toys, candles, cards, fice hours. seating capacity of 43 GET TOGETHER and DO Send to: Karolyn J. Schwind­ and holiday trimmings. Enjoy passengers. Its first come, fir­ SOMETHING! I need your Alonzo, Internship Coor­ • hot homemade soups and fine Only a few positions are left st served. For further infor­ energy, please call Linette at dinator, National Women's crafts in a country setting .. on the fund raising committee. mation and sign-up, contact the Student GOvernment Of­ Political Caucus, 1411 K Sale hours are 10am to 4pm Anyone interested Please Ben Katzenstein at the Student fice X3377, 274-3377. Street, N. W. Suite 1110, on Saturday and noon to 4pm contact Salt, Beneman X3377. Government Office or at Washington, D.C., 20005, on Sunday. home; 272-4842. 202-347-4456.

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( r=-) - } -:. , :rc3j S axor,!'":.or:e ~ Road _!:.£ the Deep Seminar, A. Carl Leopold Staff Council Meeting,_Job Swimming, I.e. vs. Wells Bake Sale, sponsor­ :...£.-:1t.c1l, ra\·1,~ [;:ell ~:orth. Di 111 ngham Arena on Life Without Water: Hall Board Room, 3:00 p.rn. 7:00 p.m. (HJ (W) ed by Hillel. Fune Theat~~, 8:15 r.m. The~blems of Seeds.!!_ raiser for Soviet Spores. Science Hall Joint Committee Meeting, November 9 prisoner of Zion. ~~ovembe r <) Room 302, 4:00, sponsored Job Hall Board Room, 7 p,rn Ida Nudel, Union by che Biology Department Volleyball, I.e. at Lobby, 11:00 a.rn. Don·~ Bother~.!_ Can't Safe Energy Alliance Meet­ NYSAIAW -(A) (W) :one: Crossroads, 8:00 ~ Peading, Barb ~. Laub Room, Muller Novernbet ~ :.~., ,\diuss!on char(_jed. c:crsen, John K. Genovese, Chapel, 7:30 p.m. November 10- r.u~ j =~~cer~. ~ s~cr.scrcd bv Kuur.-hu Ann Berrol, ~·~ul ler Chapel Ca~t Part\; Un~on "c.±e~: ~or.~~:ts~ 8:00 p.~., noen to the November 9 Varsity Football, I.C, vs Cafot~ 9.uo Tr".c ~ ;,; .J. l ~- z, 7 : OC and public. Brockport; l: 30 p. rn. (A) p.rn., sponsored by 0:~C·, '!'lJ:', ,'\dm.:.ssion ~ovember 0 Mandatory ),\eeting, Fer all -Kuumba. accepted London~ Volleyball, I.e. u-t - NYSAIAW (A) (W) Human Potential Seminar, students. TlOl, 1:00 p.rn. November 10 :~ove=r'be r 1() ~o?"~d by Counseling November 11 '-e.1:e:l, :..i'.:.'."'::' :.!:'"2.r.c'.'"'.2.:: and C'•nentation. Laub November .l.!_ "200 Days Party" :;rni. ":. Bethe~ ~·c I Cl'.:r. It North rorty, 9,30 (·-=:-) __ -.,, ~ ~1 .... :c!"s Roori, Muller Chapel, 6 prn • · · c:::.i~:.c ; ~oo.ds-; 6 : 00 Senior C'lass, Job Rooni, ~ !!9.!_; Meet J. n c: p.m., S5.00 Adrnis-· ·c:-cert :-.r.1., :-.. ,.:!~ss10:: chu.rgcd. Student~ i Hearino 7 : 3o p.m. place baseball field, ~ sion charged. p.rn. The first three ( ~~) L 1 ': , • '....l:"': r ;' ' 1 r!:"' C Assoc1at.1on is soonsorinq Everyone We learned: ·::1G !.as:. ~-:,1: 1_:..'.:, ~·:r-r, urtC c:irls and three guys to • f:':! !'°.Ul I • !Q.r-_!,,, '::,::h•,,,,'~,!":: Elizabeth l'iiHJ in ., !'all Protestant Peoole's ~leet­ . ~:3J, T:02, Adm1ss1on .1nq for Worsh1.o, Muller finish the six rno.le cross ~:overr.ber 16 {·i) · ;-., , -re:Ct.t:":.t: 1{cJ!r- \·iorl:shop. Dilli:1gham - c!--:ur-:c~. Chapel, 11:30 a.w. country race wins a 61b • r .1':