VOLUME 97, NUMBERCAMPUS 3 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE, MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1973 Brawl Breaks Out In Baldwin Hall

from a standing height upon the from entering. "Don't try to go cording to an informed source, Yesterday the Dean of Students An altercation in the 3rd in," they told the counselors. they had obtained a master key Office sent letters to the Prospect section of Baldwin Hall victim's back with the force of the fall being centered on one "We're counselors. We have to from another counselor in the presidents of the Crow and Delt promises to have ramifications go in," the counselors said. When building and were trying to get that will endure long after the knee. The assailant has been houses and to the floor counselors positively identified by an one of the counselors tried to into the room of another Delt in 3rd Prospect stating that the physical pain sustained by in- move one of the obstructors of the pledge, but the occupant had jured participants has subsided. eyewitness. After the victim was Dean of Students Office will thus subdued he was carried into doorway out of the way, he was barricaded his door. Failing to make a full investigation and that At least one of the persons in- told, "Don't touch me. Get your gain entry, the group left the volved in the half-hour long the lavatory and "swirled", as any further continuance of the one assailant stood on his back hands off me." At least one of building at about 12:00 incident will lead to immediate disturbance late Wednesday these persons has been positively Campus security officers, who night plans to press charges and forced his head into the toilet disciplinary action by the Dean of with his other foot. identified as well. had been notified of the distur- Students Office. through the college judicial When the counselors did get bance at 11:40, arrived ap- system. While this was ,going on, three A person close to the situation or four Crows stood outside the into the lavatory, the group had proximately five minutes after The incident involved ap- finished and departed. Ac- the group left Baldwin. See Brawl, page 8 proximately 30 persons, the lavatory and prevented counselor majority of whom were either upperclass members or pledges of the Alpha Chi Rho ("Crows" Referendum fraternity. An eyewitness told the Campus that at about 11:30 Wednesday night a gang of 25 to 30 allegedly results intoxicated people, mainly Crows, showed up - looking for Delt pledges." The group located two Delt pledges, took them into a out lavatory, and subjected them to a Allegheny students favor ••• "swirling" in the toilet. This is a funding the Lacrosse Club, but practice that consists of placing they really don't care by whom, the victim's head in a toilet and ASG's most recent referendum then flushing it. indicated. According to an informed In the closest tally of the four source, this action was taken questions on the referendum, ro against the Delt pledges by the students voted to have ASG give Crows in reprisal for a the Lacrosse Club $400, partially "swirling" that had been in- fund the Ciub's $1,000 operating flicted earlier in the week upon a costs for the upcoming season. ' Crow pledge who lived in the (see box ) same section. The Campus' The Lacrosse Club petitioned source confirmed that this earlier ASG to have the first referendum incident had occurred, but that it question put on the ballot. had absolutely no fraternity Despite a belief to give the Club An artist's conception of Allegheny's proposed library. overtones. Rather, he alleged ASG's money, students over- that this initial "swirling" in- whelmingly favored full funding flicted upon the Crow pledge had by the Athletic Department, on been committed by a diverse the second question on the ballot. New Library Plans group of fraternity due to feelings On question three, given a choice Released of animosity that had risen between ASG funding and among the residents of the sec- athletic support, the poll, again, By SUE BYROM library specialist was hired to need for additional information. tion towards the person. turned in favor of having the look at the possibilities of We later had new ideas and some "Apparently the Crow pledge people in Mellon and the In 1931, Reis Library, built in renovating Reis a second time. It changes but they were all able to went back and gave the im- fieldhouse supply the team for 1902, was rennovated under a was decided that it would be too be explained orally." pression that this had been done expenses. plan that was to last for the next expensive. The new library, a three floor to him by Delts because he was a The referendum centered 25 years. Forty-two years later After much research and building covering 90,000 square Crow," said the Campus' source. around a recent controversy in the executive committee of the planning the report of the 1972 feet, will be located on the block The first two victims of the ASG, involving the financial Board of Trustees has decided to faculty library was presented to opposite the observatory and group submitted without a status of the Club. construct a new library in the the trustees and then sent to Mr. Carnegie. Brown house, the old struggle to "swirling", but a The Club has been seeking immediate future, hopefully in J. Russell Bailey of Bailey and Phi Psi house, and the other third attempted to resist. An funds from some source -- either 1974, in accordance with a plan Gardner, a building company of buildings on that block will be eyewitness reported that he was ASG or the Athletic Department - submitted by the 1972 faculty Orange, Virginia that specializes torn down. About the architect's physically assaulted by - since the first term. library planning committee. in libraries. picture of the new library, Mr. assailants who held him, pinned The Athletic Department, This 1972 faculty library "The report was sent with the Zack said, "you do not get the him on the floor and did "knee however, contends it does not committee is the second of such idea that it would be revised," right perspective of the building. drops" on his back, a practice committees. The first was set-up Miss Moser said, "but his that is accomplished by dropping See Referendum, page 4 in 1965. Subsequent to 1965, a response was that there was no See Library, page 8 Judicial Board's Statement The Student Judicial Board, after careful deliberation, has reached C.C. Cabinet Appointment unanimous decisions regarding the charges brought against the Campus Center Cabinet by the Student Committee of the Listening Lounge. The charges and the Board's decision on each one are as follows: CHARGE 1. "That this cabinet denied William Maze and Allen fluff Controversy Settled the correct interviewing procedure that was due to them as applicants to the position of CC Manager." The Board agrees that in the initial selection process inequitable and CC of acting in an "arbitrary and the selection process. incompetent procedure was employed which resulted in not only the By SHERI HOISINGTON capricious manner, both in the The Student Committee of the abrogation of Mr. Maze and Mr. Huff's rights as candidates for the specific breaches of procedure Listening Lounge, composed of post in dispute, but also in the repudiation of the selected candidate's Last Monday evening, April 2, and in the general manner in persons who felt the February 12 legitimacy. Such repudiation could possible have led to ill effects for the. Student Judicial Board met to which the selection was held. decision unfair, to the two other both the CC Manager and staff and the Allegheny student body in make a final decision on the three The Judicial Board also applicants, William (Burner) general during the new Manager's term of office, had the election been charges brought against the CC recommended that the CC submit Maze and Alan Huff, brought this allowed to stand. concerning the controversial a written constitution to ASG to to the attention of.the CC. The CC CHARGE, 11. "That in the second selection that was held, that the selection procedures followed by be ratified by ASG or the student committee met again on Wed- CC Cabinet is guilty (sic) of conflict of interest, in so far as it was they the CC in selecting a manager for body and that ASG review the nesday, February 28 to reselect a who were guilty (sic) of the first breach (sic) of procedure, and it was the 1973-74 academic year. selection procedures of other new CC manager. they who held the second selection under compromising cir- Careful and extensive campus organizations in an at- Bob Olmstead was again cumstances." scrutinizing and deliberation by tempt to prevent future conflicts chosen, the committee deciding Considering the evidence presented, the Board recognizes the the committee of all available of this sort. him to be the best qualified questions of "conflict of interest" and "compromising cir- evidence resulted in the following This meeting was the result of candidate. cumstances" which are raised. However, we conclude that these decisions: 1) The Board agreed an incident occurring on Still voicing dissatisfaction possibilities did not in fact materialize. The second selection that the first charge made was February 12, 1973 when the CC with the decision, the Student procedure followed as closely as possible tradition-established valid in that the initial selection committee of ex officio seniors, Committee of the Listening precedent (excluding the unfortunate first selection procedure procedure employed was not CC cabinet members, past CC Lounge brought the conflict to the previously discussed) in the absence of other alternative procedures. legitimate due to various managers, and CC Director Joe Student .Judicial Board. The We believe that, regardless of the advisability of such tradition- discrepancies. 2) The Board Casale met to consider three board members present the night oriented procedure, the CC Cabinet acted as impartially, reasonably, stated the second selection held applications for the position of CC of the first meeting, and who and competently as possible within the bounds of the selection was just and impartial and that manager. At this meeting, Bob comprised that body throughout procedure and the surrounding circumstances resulting from the first the CC was not guilty of a Olmstead, present CC equipment the deliberation of the issue selection's disapproval. Indeed, far from adversely affecting the "conflict of interest." 3) The manager, was appointed to the were: Chairman Doug Tallamy, second selection through "conflict of interest" as charged, the Board also disagreed with the new post, despite what was later Stephanie Mahler, secretary, and See Statement, page 8 third charge which accused the termed a "number of faults" in Dave Green. Page 2 CAMPUS Friday, April 6, 1973 Senseless fight The altercation that occurred in The 3rd Prospect section of Roe vs. Wade: Baldwin Hall on Wednesday night between 25-30 members of one Fraternity and three pledges from another, reeked of irrespon- iibility. Nevertheless, it's all over; we hope now that Bentley has decided to intervene, those involved will allow the college to 'settle the score," and not take it upon themselves to make things frame of reference given. At the end of it all, a few things have become clear: both By KEVIN HART involving married couples. Interracial marriage parties--the freshmen swirlers and the incensed fraternity men-- was ruled out of the realm of state regulation in acted irresponsibly in the context of the general situation. The controversy over the Supreme Court's Loving v. Virginia (1967), contraception in The freshmen, of course, cannot be exonerated; they pulled a decision on abortion in Roe v. Wade has tended Eisinstadt v. Baird (1972), procreation in stunt that infringed on the rights of another individual. He had a to obscure some important aspects of the way Skinner v. Oklahoma (1942), and child rearing legitimate reason to get mad. Indeed, part of the blame lies with the Court operates in our government. Justices and education in Pierce v. Society of Sisters the pranksters. do not, it has been said, reach their decisions in (1925) and Myer v. Nebraska (1923). The greater part of the blame, however, m ust go to those 25-30 a vacuum. Few American legal scholars, and In Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decided individuals who attacked the three freshmen. The act of reprisal certainly no one who is a product of Allegheny's that the protection of a person's right to privacy did not even the score; their eye-for-an-eye-tooth-for-a-tooth Political Science department, would want to extended to the area of abortion. The majority tactics were out of line. Nothing was settled; all that emerged argue that the justices' own moral views on decision in the case argued that changing at- from the incident were hard feelings and an investigation by the abortion did not tend to shape the Roe decision. titudes on the part of society and new medical college--hardly the price to pay for simple revenge. What has been missing from criticism of the techniques had reduced the State's interest in Better yet, not matter who is at fault, everyone involved stood a decision, however, has been an understanding of whether a woman might have an abortion to the good chance of getting "hurt." One freshman could easily have the frame of reference which the Court used in point where such regulation was a violation of been hospitalized, for injuries sustained while being kicked and reaching its decision. No matter what a justice's the individual's privacy. In the opinion the jumped upon. Those 25-30 attackers could (still can) have been personal views on a case may be, he must Court said that the state still has "an important hurt. The incident represented a case of criminal assault, which present an opinion which has been covered with and legitimate interest in preserving and means police, courts and fines. a "legal gloss." protecting the health of the pregnant At incident's end, it became obvious that fraternity loyalties were sucked into the whole affair. An inter-fraternity feud threatened for a time. Tempers, however, have calmed now; we hope they will remain that way. We of the Campus do not wish to implicate any one fraternity, The Supreme Court's role in American or the Greek system, or the Fraternity Man. Our aim has been to government is often seen by political scientists as comment on the actions of individuals. that of an umpire. In discussing the abortion An incident of this nature has not occurred at Allegheny for decision the two opposing sides may be viewed close to four years now. Feuds of this type died with bula-bula; as the State, in this case Texas, and the private they are buried in the past. We hope that this incident will suffer individual. A number of legal issues (involving a similar fate. standing, jurisdiction, etc.) were raised in the Roe case. However, the most central issue can be easily stated in question form. Does the State have the power to regulate whether a woman Morality bill may receive an abortion? For the nine justices on the Court this was the frame of reference For many years, the State of Pennsylvania has retained on its which they had to use in forming their written Uooks laws prohibiting the acts of adultery (intercourse with a opinions. married person not one's spouse) and fornication (intercourse between unmarried persons). Adultery carried the weight of a misdemeanor while fornication was a summary offense. Last October, in an act of unexpected maturity, Pennsylvania's lawmakers left "the traditional sanctions" out of the new state crime code, which will be come effective on July 1. Unfortunately, Traditionally, the Constitution has been a bill before the State House to outlaw "malicious mischief to viewed as an instrument to prevent one part of caves- received an amendment last week. The move was to retain government from eliminating the rights of the these antiquated laws before the new code comes into use. citizens. The original document limited what a woman...and it has still another important and The man behind the move is well known already to advocates of state might do, and gave all rights not given to legitimate interest in protecting the potentiality personal morality in Pennsylvania. Martin P. Mullen (R, either state or federal government to the in- of human life. These interests are separate and Philadelphia), progenitor of last fall's anti-abortion bill and dividual. Nowhere in theConstitution is the right to privacy mentioned, but dating from the distinct." By this the Court was acknowledging present candidate for governor on a morality platform, said, "I that the state might still regulate abortion (i.e. cannot think of anything more damaging to family life than to decision in Union Pacific Railroad Co. v. Butsford (1891), the Court has concluded that make it law that a licensed physician must have one of its members engage in adultery or fornication." His perform the operation, and that it must be done amendment passed the House, 118-69. such a right does exist. Its existence has been based upon a number of different amendments; only when it is physically safe for the woman), Mr. Mullen has a notorious reputation for producing bills that but that the decision to have the operation was predate intelligent consideration of human sexuality by many the most current theory on the right of privacy is that it originages from penumbras cast by the one that the woman must be free to make years. Mr. M ullen's ability to pressure his fellow colleagues is herself. reprehensible, as is his attempt to force his personal love of the First, Fourth, Fifth, Ninth, and Fourteenth past on the citizens of Pennsylvania, who have no recourse other Amendments. This theory became part of the than public outrage. This action on the part of the State to once law of the land in the Griswold v. Connecticut again legislate morality should require at least a referendum of (1965) decision, which struck down a state birth electorate opinion, although the best we shall probably get will be control law. Over the years the Court has moved in the responsible thought on the part of the Governor, who was forced Care must be taken not to make too much of to veto Mullen's last bill. The politician's game in the legislature direction of increased protection of the in- dividual privacy over state action in matters the Roe decision. Logic might suggest that the has certainly gone far enough. decision would prevent the state from acting positively in the area of abortion; that is, it could not require a woman to have an abortion. At this CAMPUS Published since 1876 by the students of Allegheny College moment this is no doubt a safe assumption. 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Naharro 5387. serving those who it was meant to serve. 1111111111/ Friday, April 6, 197 3 CAMPUS Page 3 OK fle abide Experiment in Edited by DIANE ALESSI Watergate [con 'ti Indochina At the national level, convicted Watergate conspirator, G. Gordon Liddy, already sentenced to from six to twenty years in By ORVIL RITE jail, was sentenced to an additional prison term of up to eighteen 1939-1945, was handed on a bamboo platter to months for refusing to tell a grand jury whether anyone else was In times of overpopulous strife, there is always the Americas in 1952. Proud to be part of the involved in the affair besides those convicted. It was Liddy who an individual who is able to come up with an continuing humanistic effort, America took an reportedly told fellow conspirator James W. McCord that former answer to solve the problem. So it was with the advisory stance for a time. But, since the area Attorney General John Mitchell, White House counsel John W. legendary Beowulf, who knew he could use his was obviously overflowing with homeless women Dean III, and former Nixon reelection aide Jeb Magruder all were great personal strength to rid the lands of and children, America soon moved in men and involved. Hothgar of the horrendous beasts. In the supplies to help clean up the. mess. As had Also in connection with the Watergate affair, no evidence was manner of others to follow, he killed them both. happened before, there were not one but several found linking H. R. Haldeman to the incident. The statement, Likewise, the medieval kings, who, by pur- Men of Vision associated with this action of issued by Senator Ervin, chairman of the Watergate committee, chasing several choice rats in the Middle East, valor. Two of them especially should go down in was prompted by a charge by Senator Weicker of Connecticut. were able to clear away many of their drab, the Hall of Fame. Johnson and Nixon had the Weicker said the White House chief of staff was responsible for uncivilized serfs through the services of the true spirit of the experiment that is necessary for political espionage against the Democrats and should resign. Black Death. The same held for Hitler, who a successful completion. Nixon, in addition, had solved the burgeoning population problem in the tenacity to continue the experiment despite Senate seeks to stop impoundment power Germany by way of his unique methods of mass pressure, and was still able to bring it to a close elimination. with no more loss of face in 1973 than he would An amendment to the dollar-devaluation bill severely limiting An experiment comparable to these noble have faced in 1969. What a true ac- Nixon's power to withhold spending of appropriated funds was attempts is now in the process of being com- complishment of the American will to fight the adopted by Congress by a vote to 70-24. This proposal invalidates pleted in another land far from the United population explosion! any presidential impoundment unless both chambers of Congress States. Indeed, were it not for the omnipresent As if this were not enough, the American assented within sixty days. Observers feel that the House will and informative television camera, it would have forces were able to discover that limited drop this impounding rider, however. indeed been difficult for the American public to euthanasia was possible, even in this age of the A second proposal, passed 88-6, fixes federal spending for the keep up-to-date on the experiment's progress. threat of nuclear annihilation. Tools of mankind fiscal year 19'74 at $286 billion, $700 billion less than Nixon However, Americans will soon have to turn to such as napalm, economic starvation, dike proposed. other fields for entertainment (perhaps Ireland), bombing, city bombing, and so on were tested as, with the exception of an occasional bomb, over and over again (to insure statistical ac- Peace still shaky as Thieu visits U.S. this long-awaited and long-standing thrill is all curacy) and have been proven to be extremely but over. Only a few blood baths remain, satisfactory. The technological knowledge In international news, Nixon pledged continued aid to Saigon. although they likely will not be as well-filmed, coming from this experiment far outshadows the After two days of talks with Thieu, the President issued a joint since the cameras should be in foreign hands. lucky finds of the American moon expeditions. communique which said the U.S. planned to continue to supply The experiment, originally commissioned by All in all, a job well done, America! Long die Vietnam with defense materials consistent with the cease-fire the French not long after the Great Accidents of Vietnam! accord, and also to continue economic support of the Saigon government. Haver and Mr. Casale , per- formed a much needes service, Hanoi reacted to this news by stating that further aid could too. Thanks start the Vietnam war all over again. The Communists denied Thank As to the members of the two claims of ill-treatment of U.S. POW's and said these claims were teams, it must be said that they a smear campaign designed by Nixon to erase U.S. war crimes. came through with flying colors. The Faculty Flyers definitely put you up a good fight. Needless to say, to Peace pipe at Wounded Knee so did the student All-Stars. To the Editor: The greatest measure of thanks The Government and militant Indian negotiators reached a The Cwens are very grateful to has to go to the members of Alpha everyone who helped make Phi Omega, who did the scoring, Panhel settlement yesterday of the dispute at Wounded Knee, South Friday night's game such a timing, announcing and many Dakota. The agreement ends the 37-day seizure of the hamlet by success. We are especially thank- other important jobs. As a ser- the militants and the Oglala Sioux leadership which heads the ful to Mr. Sundstrom for the vice group they really know how To the Editor: reservation containing Wounded Knee. basketballs, Mr. Adams for to serve with enthusiasm. helping to set up the gym and the Many thanks to everyone. Meadville Associated Charities students in charge of the gym for wishes to thank all the women of Nixon withdraws Gray nomination their help. The two referees, Rich The Cwens. the Panhellenic Society of Allegheny College who took part Nixon withdrew his nomination of Patrick Gray as head of the in, and donated to their recent FBI. The acting director requested the withdrawal due to the clothing drive for the needy of feeling that his nomination would not pass in the Senate because Pro-life booth this vicinity. Over $364.00 worth of his release of the files containing the Watergate material. of clothing was collected on the To the Editor: talking with people. Anyone who campus last week, and turned On May 3, 4, and 5 there will be can help•at any time should call over to this charity. The clothing Flood claims nineteen a Health and Recreation Fair at either Dave Ward (724 - 9704) or was of excellent quality, con- the Meadville Fairgrounds from myself (336-9926). Tran- sisting of shoes, coats, dresses. Nineteen people have died from the flood which continues to 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. A Pro-Life booth sportation will be provided. More jeans, skirts, slax, shirts. hit the lowlands in Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri, will be set up and volunteers will information will be forthcoming. blouses, and nightwear. be needed to staff it. This would Illinois, and Kentucky. The Mississippi River continues to rise entail answering questions, Bernie Scanlon Shirley Parks, Director toward what may be its highest crescent since 1844. distributing liberature, and 212 Edwards Meadville Associated Charities Quiet, please To the Editor: I would like to voice a com- plaint about individuals and organizations who maintain the right to yell, stomp, and play unbelievably loud music at any time of the day or night. They seem to feel that anyone who doesn't recognize their right to do as they please as loud as they please is inhibiting their freedom of expression, civil liberties, etc. This is especially annoying when it occurs in the dorms on week nights. Studying, or doing anything else is nearly im- possible when the furniture in one's room is vibrating in time to Grand Funk. The lack of con- siderations these noisemakers show for their neighbors and "friends," who just happen to be full time students, is really disgusting. Their ignorance is certainly not bliss for the rest of us! Please sign me 'YES??' Annoyed

Page 4 CAMPUS Friday, April 6, 1973 Orchesis gives fair performance

By LINDA JERMAN the choreography was arranged and the names of some of the displayed by the performers. The quality of the stage effects by each individual group, the dancers. After this poor introduction, the was excellent in some routines, Dress rehearsal for Orchesis' Orchesis members were assisted Only thirteen of the fourteen worst routine of the show, the fair in others, and quite poor in annual presentation was held last by President Kathy French, Jill routines were presented at dress performance improved with a the remainder. The lighting, night in the Arter Playshop. This O'Mahony, and advisor Mrs. rehearsal (an omission due to a jazzy number entitled "Sultry." when used dynamically, year's production is entitled Cafe Lyle. This review was severely dancer's knee injury). The in- Although there were ups and produced vivid effects which Collage, and its fourteen themes hampered by the fact that no troductory number started the downs, the strong points of the enhanced the sensual ex- are centered around a cabaret program was available to furnish show off on a bad footing with less show were just that--strong. The perience; used otherwise it setting and its illusions. Although the titles of the dance routines than fair control and coordination best routines of Cafe Collage produced little or no effect. The included a well-executed ballet musical accompaniment was number featuring Missy Ballard oftentimes lacking in quality due and Rick Simoncelli, a peasant to an overemphasis of alter- dance accompanied by the tune nating-speaker use, and "Those Were the Days", the someone's insistence on too harsh street silhouette dance ac- or too soft dynamics which companied by music from "Can- destroyed a potentially good Can", an impressionistic clown blending effect. number, a ghostly fantasy, and Although the production as an the all-cast finale in which the entity failed to excite me, I found members of Orchesis really most of the routines to be well- seemed to be enjoying them- rehearsed and of a good quality. selves. I believe the highlight of As in any production, it is the the show was a routine featuring lesser numbers that detract Linda Wagnon and Barry endlessly from the best ones. Hillman done to Cat Stevens' Cafe Collage is a worthwhile "How Can I Tell You." presentation if for these singularly good routines alone. ASG REFERENDUM RESULTS To partially cover its operating costs of approximately one thousand ($1,000) dollars for 1972-73, the Lacrosse Club requests funding from ASG of four hundred ($400) dollars. This request is made on the grounds that ASG has set the precedent 1. by funding the Lacrosse Club in 1971-72, and 2. by funding other clubs on campus such as the Chess Club, the Forensic Club, AOC, the Square Dance Club, the Choir, the Sinfonietta and the European Sports Culb. Also ASG has failed to obtain funding for the Lacrosse Club from the college in the five months since the motion was originally presented in October. Yes 39:1 No....214 Should the Athletic Department fund the Lacrosse Team? Yes 505 No....106 Should the Lacrosse Team be funded by the Athletic Department or ASG? Athletic Dept. 463 ASG ....198

Cafe Collage, this year's Orchesis presentation, Simoncelli and Missy Ballard, a "Those Were Should there be senior pictures in the 1972-73 Kaldron? consists of fourteen themes around a cabaret the Days" peasant dance, a Can-Can, an im- Yes . . 520 No....62 setting and its illusions. The best routines in the pressionistic number, a ghosty fantasy and the show, according to Campus reviewer Linda finale. Referendum, from page 1 .Lerman, included a well executed ballet by Rick have the money to fund the,. The 1972-73 College catalogue, Late pre-registration results in a Lacrosse Club at this time. ASG on page 41, states that "For all fine of $25. pre-registration for refuses to give up part of its full-time students, including the 1973-74 year will be held budget, based on the belief that commuters, a $100 tuition and during the period May 2 to May the responsibility for supporting room deposit is required in the 23, 1973. the intercollegiate sport lies with The David Mead spring prior to approval for _This deposit will be held in an the Athletic Department. registration or room drawing for account separate from your The Lacrosse Club based its A. Treadway Inn the succeeding year." The regular student account. For request to ASG on precedence: MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA deadline for making this deposit students who return in 1973-74, ASG has funded other "clubs" on 1 6 3 3 5 is Friday, April 30, 1973. the deposit will be credited to campus such as the Chess Club, If a student is unable to make your regular account and is to be the Forensic Association, AOC, payment before the deadline, used as a payment against first the Square Dance Club, the arrangements for deferral must term charges. If a student with- Choir, the Sinfonietta and the All you can eat - $4.00 be made with the Business draws and does not notify the European Sports Club. Manager. College before July 15, 1973, this In still another issue involved Regularly $4.35 Any student who has not paid, deposit is forfeited. Official with- in the referndum, voters turned drawal requires notification oi out overwhelmingly in favor of SPECIAL RATE FOR ALLEGHENY STUDENTS AND or made arrangements to pay, having senior pictures in the 1972- this deposit, will neither be the Deans of Students Office. FACULTY UPON PRESENTATION OF THIS AD 73 Kaldron. permitted to pre-register for next If a . student has a credit Steve Harris, former Kaldron year nor be allowed to participate balance in his regular student editor, brought up a proposal in in the room selection process. account and wishes to use these ASG by way of John Hellerstedt, Saturday Night Roast Beef Buffet Payment of the deposit, or funds in payment of the deposit, in last Sunday's ASG meeting to arrangements for payment, he must notify the Cashier's have the question included on the made after April 30 will be Office to transfer these funds. referndum in order to sound out THIS WEEKEND ONLY! considered late pre-registration. This transfer is not automatic. student opinion on the con- sideration.

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By DIANE ALESSI Students hold utilize solar energy, which is a system must act in a certain way "Nature knows best what to do, natural system and does not or the system breaks down, as but people ought to decide how to pollute the environment. Bur- has happened with the pollution do it," Dr. Barry Commoner ning gas or oil for energy, the in our air and water, he clarified in the lecture he system used now, breaks down delivered in Ford Chapel last elaborated. To correct this flaw weekend the complex network of the we need to analyze the cause of Wednesday night. Entitled ecological system and causes the "Ecology and Human Welfare," the problem. There is a great environment to be polluted, he morass between ecology and By JOSE MARIA NAHARRO A new colonialism? moderated the scientist's address discussed explained. It is possible to make social action, Commoner con- by Prof. Basil Browne of the the relationship between ecology an ecologically sound way of tinued. On April 6 to 8, the In- Economics Department, and and social action. moving solar energy. The ternational Student Committee of Prejudice in the third world windmill is a common example of Allegheny College will hold its countries, moderated by Prof. this technique. The environmental crisis annual International Weekend. Evan Zuesse. The afternoon will It is not necessary to conform is not a result of how we interact Its purpose is to provide an op- be consecrated to a tour of the Art to the laws of ecology by doing with nature, he clarified, but how portunity for the college com- Gallery and a slide show of things the way they used to be Commoner said he is not we interact with each other on a munity to interact with a sizable Kenya, presented by Anthony done, Commoner elaborated. against the technological ad- social, economic, and political number of international students Sagini, in room 104 of Doane Hall, Many feel that the only sound vances being made in this scale. The price of resolving the through a series of various following the tour. The evening way to balance the ecological country. He feels, however, that environmental crisis must be events. Thirteen foreign will show perhaps the most in- system is to revert back to living through an understanding of the paid in social justice, in repairing students, from the surrounding teresting phase of the weekend, off the land. Commoner feels ecological system, and an many of the wrongs man has colleges of western Pennsylvania as the International Cabaret will that maintaining this balanced analysis of the causes of the done to man in this society. and eastern Ohio will come to join be held in the Activities Room of system does not mean everyone environmental crises occurring the nine foreign students already the CC, in which a number of needs to go back to a primitive today, can the right solutions be present on our campus. Eight foreign and American students as state, but that by understanding found. "We are part of the "Man has to have peace with countries (Mexico, Philippines, well as some campus cultural the laws of ecology can people ecological system," Commonder man," Commoner concluded, Iran, India, Colombia, Peru, groups will perform a series of have an ecologically sound explained. Every living thing on "before he can have peace with Frand and Greece) will mix different acts, mixed in an at- technology. earth requires interaction with nature." together with the representatives mosphere of fun and friendship. other living things for its sur- of Kenya, Korea, Iran, Spain, The writer himself will be the vival. Each participant in the Greece, Hong Kong, Jamaica, master of ceremonies. The One way of having this sound France, Colombia and the United Cabaret will be followed by a get technology, Commoner said, is to State community of Allegheny. together for all the weekend The highlights on Friday participants. Sunday morning evening will be held in the will see the departure of the Quigley Faculty Lounge with a visiting foreign students. panel discussion at 8 p.m. on the The writer extends an in- topic: International Trade: vitation to every individual of the Ensemble performs tonight source of world friendship or college community to join the world discord? It will be followed International Weekend for a The Allegheny Wind Ensemble by a sensitivity microlab and by a good, fun and exciting time will perform its second concert of Coffee House, where refresh- where everybody will try to tie ments will be served. Saturday hands with one another and say: the 1972-73 academic year on Peace, brother, we need it badly! Friday, April 6• at 8 p.m. in the morning will see at 10:30 a.m. in auditorium of the Campus the Alumni Lounge of Brooks Hall, two discussions on the Center. The program will feature topics: International business: special guest soloist Mr. Nicholas Brightman on alto saxophone. Mr. Brightman is a graduate of Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, and was a student of the internationally famous Cecil Leeson. Mr. Brightman has given world premiere per- formances of four major works for tenor saxophone and is director-performer of the Ball State Concert Saxophone Quartet. Presently he is teaching at Ball State. For his appearance with the Allegheny Wind Ensemble, Mr. Brightman will play the Paul Creston "Concerto for Alto Saxophone... Written in the Concert saxophonist Nicholas Brightman will be the guest soloist with 1930's, this three movement the Allegheny College Wind Ensemble, shown above in rehearsal, for composition has become a the group's concert on Friday, April 6. The Ensemble will perform at standard work for concert S p.m. in the CC auditorium under the direction of Dr. Carlton R. saxophonists. Other numbers on Woods. The program is free and open to the public. the program include Griffes' "White Peacock," Creston's "Celebration Overture," and Vivaldi's "Concerto Grasso." Rings, Watches, Jewelry, & Gifts The second half of the program will feature the band with a performance of the Giannini "Symphony No. 3 for Band." JEWEL Dr. Carlton R. Woods will B EST conduct the concert which is open

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By JOAN LEUT1INER nation in hitting and in slugging said Lanier. O'Leary, Garbark percentage (.712). Of Lanier's feels, "is a very steady catcher. Allegheny will take on Geneva twenty-six hits last season, eight He uses his head well. He has a a week from tomorrow with a went for extra bases -- two good arm. He has all the promising infield, anchored at homers, four triples, and two essentials needed for a catcher." third by Steve Lanier and a solid doubles. Lanier's RBI total for O'Leary confident catcher in Sean O'Leary. 1972 was fifteen. However, third base is the only Not surprisingly, Lanier feels O'Leary was a catcher for four infield position set as battles for hitting to be his strongest point. years in high school, batting short and second go on. "I have The hardest pitch for him to hit, about .350 his senior year. Last the pleasant dilemma of picking he said, "is one on the outside season he played in all of a shortstop out of three can- corner." Lanier thinks "a drive Allegheny's games, catching half didates," said Coach Bob Gar- hit right at you, one that bounces of them. When asked 0: catching bark. Garbark will choose bet- once in front of you," is the both ends of doubleheaders would ween Harry Doutt, Pete Maropis toughest play for a third baseman be a problem, O'Leary said, "I and Jim Higley. Fighting for the to make. did that all four years in high second base job are veteran Lanier a prospect school, so I can't see much Clark Fischer and freshman Pete trouble there." So far this year Rich. "I would rate Lanier as near to O'Leary's been working on "A shortstop should have a Glenn Beckert as anyone I've had strengthening his arm and hitting good arm and range," stated here," said Coach Garbark. "I more to the opposite field. "My Garbark. "He should be able to think he probably hits with more speed could improve, my throw cover a lot of territory." Garbark power than Beckert did. Steve is be stronger," O'Leary said. The named Doutt as the likely star- definitely a professional most important job of a catcher, ting shortstop. Doutt, a junior, prospect. I look for him to be O'Leary feels, "is working with started for Lockhaven College his pretty well scouted this year." pitchers -- trying to keep them freshman year. He was ineligible Lanier had this to say about his relaxed, confident in them- to play last season because of his pro ball possibilities: "It depends selves." transfer. "Doutt's a real good on how I do this year. I had a good Middle strong player," said Steve Lanier. season last year and got some "He'll help us an awful lot." publicity. If I have a good season "Next to the pitcher, the cat- cher is the most important part of First base open and do the right thing at the right Shown playing first base last season, Allegheny's Sean O'Leary is the time, I have a chance." the game," Garbark said. "You Gator's catcher and team leader. His bat and glove should bolster an Another position that is not try to be sure of being strong up Maropis, a freshman, looks like already strong Allegheny attack. The Gators' first game is April 14th under dispute is the one behind the middle." It looks like against the Univeristy of Akron. he'll be Allegheny's number one Allegheny will be, and with Steve utility man. "Maropis has been the plate. The catching spot is all Sean O'Leary's. "He's a real Lanier at third, the Gators have doing a very good job so far," the nucleus for a tough ball club." REMEMBER RAYMOND COX? Garbark said. "He can play any good catcher -- the team leader," position in the infield and may get Even if you don't know this famous an outfield starting job. He's also 40, a back-up catcher. He's a very GATORGRAD, you can still write for the useful man." Lanier feels "Maropis is probably the fastest Campus sports staff. guy on the team." Jim Higley, who played on Anyone with an interest in writing second string last year, "is looking very good," said Gar- sports articles or columns, contact Sports bark. Lanier feels "Higley's a good ball player, a good all- Editor Tommie Mann, care of The Campus, around athlete. He fields well." Undoubtedly, Higley will play at Box 12. first and back-up at short. "First base is open but right now, it However, if writing isn't part of your looks like Higley," said Garbark. "I can also use Lou Forbringer, cosmos, the Campus also needs typists who's played first in the past. At first has to be someone who can 01.50 per hour) and circulation people (same as above). Fischer at second

Senior Clark Fischer is back at Apply to Box 12. second. He played every game last year, batting .276. "Clark's '8g -L961 '-lawai!ms ueopawV - IIV Aueq6ailv seen xo0 :JaAASUV pretty steady," Lanier said. Fischer, however, is being pushed by freshman Pete Rich. "Rich looks very good," said Garbark. "It's going to be a tough job deciding on a second New baseman." Lanier agrees: "Rich has been impressive in pre- season. He's hit the ball real well." at the Red Barn: I "Steve Lanier is a fixture at third," said Garbark. "I'm looking for him to have another good year this year." Lanier, who CheeseBuster. is a senior, has been the all-PAC third baseman for the past three A full 1/4 pound of pure ground seasons. Lanier was the league's beef, zesty melted cheese, the :LVilAre best fresh fixin's and our own top hitter last year, swatting .440 overall and .448 in PAC play. The savory sauce. When you're Third baseman Steve Lanier is rated as a top pro prospect by Coach hungry for more, try our new official Spalding baseball guide CheeseBuster. ranks Lanier seventeenth in the Bob Garbark. Lanier hit .440 in 1972. Pre-Law Students College DON'T JUST SETTLE FOR A JOB faResta

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If you're a Cleveland Indian fan, read the Plain Dealer, because With the departure of coach Pittsburgh is the topic. I'm assuming that Allegheny College has Dave Kelley, swim and soccer more Pirate fans than not (The Steel City being only ninety-four coach Sam Freas has been thrust into the job of guiding the miles down the pike), so here is a look at the Bucs' 1973 chances. Allegheny tennis team. Freas is Pittsburgh will win, but not run away with, their fourth straight no stranger to tennis and he will National League East title, and there are two main reasons why. fill in until a replacement can be First, the loss of Roberto Clemente will definitely hurt the Pirates. found. Athletic director Harold MacElhaney is interviewing Clemente was the spiritual leader of the team, and at 38, he could candidates to fill the tennis and still do more things on a ball field better than any other player in football positions vacated by the game today. His arm, bat, and glove will certainly be missed, Kelley. which leads to Pittsburgh's second problem -- defense. (It was "They should get someone pretty soon who will take over defense that cost the Pirates in last season's play-off with Cin- immediately," said Freas. cinatti.) Nevertheless, Freas is working Only at catcher is Pittsburgh strong in the field. It looks like hard to find a line-up that will manager Bill Virdon is going with Milt May behind the plate and keep Allegheny above water in moving all-star Manny Sanguillen to right field. May is a good PAC tennis. The Gators placed third last year, but graduation catcher with an excellent arm, but then so is Sanguillen. No has hurt Allegheny and the matter who is behind the plate, the Pirates won't be hurting there. ineligibility of Dave Tomlinson But, with Sanguillen in right field, they will be. Supposedly a for PAC matches is another blow. team's best outfielder plays in right, and Sanguillen doesn't fill Tomlinson would have been the the bill, but his bat makes up for his novice in the outfield. Al number one singles player. Oliver is a good centerfielder, but left field is up in the air with Singles set Gene Clines, Vic Davalillo, Bob Robertson, Richie Zisk, and Rennie Stennett in contention. None of these men are great After watching the team in Florida over spring break and fielders, although Zisk, Clines and Davalillo are adequate and some stiff intrasquad matches Stennett has potential. last week, Freas has decided on The infield is the weakest part of Pittsburgh's defense. Only his singles line up. At number Allegheny's new tennis coach, Sam Freas, talks strategy with (left to second baseman Dave Cash is a good fielder. Rich Hebner at one singles will be senior Harry right) Bill Pervy, Art Robb, Harry Moss, and Tom Thornton. third is not quick, and Willie Stargell's knees have lessened his Moss with Bob "Slow Mo" Miller set at second singles. Freshman agressive style of play with the Tomcats haven't fielded a team range at first base. Gene Alley played well enough at short last Peter Hileman will play third and team for he feels that is what will since 1966. Powerful Case season, but at age 32 his range is poor. His backup, Jackie Fred Moore fourth. Phil Bar- win in the PAC. A baseline- Western is next, and the outcome Hernandez, is undependable. Hard hit balls should get to the tholamae is set at fifth singles, ground stroke game can only go of that match should tell the Pittsburgh outfield without problem. Overall the defense is but the sixth position is still open so far. Allegheny's first match is Gators where they stand in the with top candidates being Tom against Thiel on April 12th, and it PAC. adequate at best. Zissu and Bill Pervy. should be a breather , since the Still, Pittsburgh has a deep bench, good pitching, and man, can Freas has some different they hit! Last year's regulars posted a .289 average, far and away doubles teams up his sleeve. He the best in baseball. Big Willie Stargell is good for thirty to forty plans to use Harry Moss and Tom Zissu at one because Zissu is a home runs, and Hebner can hit twenty five. If Bob Robertson strong net player. Hileman will regains his batting touch, Pittsburgh will have immense power. team with Miller at second and Al Oliver is capable of hitting .330 and he could take over Moore and Bartholamae will play Clemente's spot as the Pirates' superstar. Sanguillen, Vic third doubles. 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Page 8 CAMPUS Friday, April 6, 1973 positively approach the situation opinions are beyond the scope of as one which has illuminated a dark corner in its governance of Statement, from page 1 the Board's jurisdiction. Section Classifieds 111-(6) of the Report of the campus life, rather than one which has embarrassed the in- )resence of those who had been Committee of Review of the ATTENTION dividuals and organizations in- FOR SALE STATE part of the first selection may Judicial System of Allegheny SCHOLARSHIP applicants volved. ASG should furthermore (PHEAA). instead be viewed as beneficial. College states that the Board For Sale: Artley Flute, good - First, it may be presented that may decide "cases of alleged be challenged to continue such Pennsylvania students who did illumination and vigilance in the condition, recently completely not receive scholorship assistance the original breach was not in- violations of ASG policies and rehauled. Write Box 1450. affairs of its branches. from the Pennsylvania Higher tentional but when it was shall be responsible for in- Education Assistance agency for I BM Composer with seven fonts (8, discovered, those involved im- this academis year, 1972-3, but who terpretation of any question Brawl, from page 1 10, 11, and 12 point). Also a Frieden mediately disallowed the elec- wish to submit an application for brought before it concerning the told the Campus, "The people on headliner with fonts, paper. Both tion. Second, by virtue of the Constitution and by-laws of the 73-74 academic year should the floor have pretty hostile used. For prices and further in- come in to the Student Aid office as chastisement they received and ASG." feelings towards the guy who formation, contact the Campus, soon as possible. These forms have consequent public scrutiny of The question of propriety in the instigated it all, but the President Box 12, Allegheny College; been received from the state and their proceedings, the selection CC selection procedure does not of the Delt house has been on the Meadville, 16335, or phone 814-724- are available for distribution. The committee was under con- fall within this category, mainly floor talking to them, so things 5386. application deadline is April siderable pressure to eliminate because the CC (referred to as are pretty cool now.". Coun- 30,1973. Music lessons available on piano, All students who are receiving irregularities which would have the C.U. or College Union at the selors will be on the floor at all organ, and guitar. The Music Box, state scholarships (PHEAA) this raised suspicion once more. time of the writing of the by-laws times until the situation is 309 Chestnut St., 724-3651. year, will automatically receive CHARGE Ill. "That this body regarding rules governing ASG- completely in hand. renewal applications from the A counselor commented, "The acted in an arbitrary and recognized organizations) is ANNOUNCEMENTS Pennsylvania Higher Education capricious (sic) manner, both in specifically excluded from the guys on the floor at first didn't Assistance Agency during the the specific breeches (sic) of realize the potential for serious month of February. If, for any requirements placed upon all Allegheny College Journal reason you fail to receive a renewal procedure and in the general injury that existed. The situation is other ASG-funded organizations. could have flared up into a major seeking contributions of general application by the end of February, manner in which the selection Therefore, the CC is not required, brawl very quickly. I don't think cultural interest from all disciples. you must notify the Student Aid was held." among other things, to have a some of the Crows feel that it is as Articles should be no longer than Office immediately. The deadline established journal length (10-20 for renewal applications is May 31, The Board finds no evidence written constitution nor to serious a matter as it is, but I 1973. supporting this charge. We disclose its procedures to the imagine that once they've pages), and should deal with the believe that any "arbitrariness" public. No by-laws apply to the received the letter from the Dean American Indians, if at all possible. THE Graduate School of Public displayed is the natural element CC per se and thus no opinion of Students Office they will Submit your articles to Carol Health of Harvard University of a decision-making process. offered by the Board realize that it is a much more Jablonski, box 979, or to Mary Sue announces a new graduate degree may be Sweeney, box 1782. program to prepare college While the existence of the first considered binding in this case. serious matter than they graduates for careers as health procedure is regrettable, we However, because both the CC imagined." LOST: Black key case. Lost in the planners, analysts or managers. found no evidence of Cabinet and the Student Com- Mellon Building. If found, please The curriculum is designed to "capriciousness:" we found mittee of the Listening Lounge Library, from page 1 call Beth Davis, 336-9077. develop new kinds of nealth instead a sense of restraint and expressed interest and You must go down and see how professionals with sophistication in responsibility in the second agreement that the Board should large the plot of land is and then FOUND: Watch found in the medicine and health and with the selection. There should, answer the charges and questions realize how large the building Mellon Recreation Building. Owner managerial and analytic skills therefore, he no hesitation in placed before it, we will make the will be. It is 3 4 the size of the may claim by identifying the needed in policy-making and in Campus Center." watch. Mr. McElhaney's office, operating health agencies in accepting the decision of the CC following recommendation, with 724-5372. government and the private sector. Cabinet in the second selection as a reminder that such recom- The size of Reis is the main Faculty members of the John F. legitimate and binding. mendation is in no way legally reason for the necessity for a new There will be a meeting of all Kennedy School of Government and The Student Committee of the binding under the College library. Reis was renovated in students interested in working on of the Harvard Graduate School of Listening Lounge has also ex- Judicial System. We suggest that 1931 for a student body of 613, the 1973-74 Gator Growl on Thur- Business Administration will also pressed a desire for an opinion on ASG thoroughly investigate the faculty of 45 and a library staff of sday, April 12 at 2 p.m. in the take part in the instruction. Ap- four. It had the selection procedure itself. stature of not only the CC but also 85,000 printed Housing Office, 2nd Bentley. plicants must have demonstrated materials and adding 3,300 strength in the biological sciences In bringing this particular all other ASG-recognized printed materials annually. In Any student who will be abroad for and mathematics. Write for question before the Student organizations to ascertain 1972, 7,804 books and 7,133 the 1973-74 academic year, but brochure and application form to: Judicial Board, the Student whether they actually fall within governmental documents were wishes to apply to be an RA for the The Registrar, Harvard School of Committee of the Listening the ASG statutes. In the case of added to the collection. 1974-75 academic year, should come Public Health, 55 Shattuck Street, Lounge has bypassed the the CC, interested students may The student body now is 1700 to the Housing Office by May 1. - ter Mass. 02115. legitimate channel for such wish to further press the issue of and the faculty 125. The library grievances, the Allegheny ASG regulation of that staff has expanded to 12 , 2 . -The Anyone willing to volunteer to ASG is in the process of putting Student Government. Such organization, which is presently students, faculty, and staff house any of the guests in the together the "new" Allegheny el mil I= men =I um moll lacking, or at least, as this in- deserve better facilities to ac- dormatories during the Colloquy Course Evaluation Guide. Any weekend, contact John Morris, at students, faculty, or administration cident has revealed, inadequate. comodate them," says Zack. box 1329 or 724-3859. Abortion We recognize the value of an "Reis is too small in every interested in helping out please respect," says Miss Moser. contact Matt Otten (336-1169) or informal structure in an The tutoring program will be Dan Pride (724-3382). We need I organization such as the Campus The new library will seat 37 continued this term. Anyone who Questions?' percent of the student body; Reis creative people interested in I For information about Center, and we do not critize the wants to tutor should contact Judy photography, writing, and graphic presently seats 14 percent. There Goldman, the new administrative second selection procedure will be an all night study room arts (layout). We will be including I and details on how to I employed in particular. assistant to Dean Helmreich, over articles from students, faculty and located on the ground floor. in Bentley Hall. If she is not there, members of the administration on However, the Board does feel There will also be rooms leave name, phone number, and obtain a safe, legal, low I that the CC, especially in its topics concerning Allegheny provided for those who wish to pertinent information. College and or Education at I relations with the Allegheny smoke while studying. cost abortion, contact Allegheny. Articles may be sub- I Community, would benefit by An audio-visual center will be First open auditions for the SET mitted to ASG Box 60. The deadline 'Pregnancy Counseling drawing up a written set of in the ground floor along with a production of Futz will be held in for articles is April 15, no more than guidelines for use in future microform room with equipment the Green Room of Arter Hall, Wed. 4 or 5 pages please. Services, Inc. I elections, meetings, etc., and for microfilm, micro cards and April 11, 7-9 p.m.; Fri. April 13, 2-4 submitting it to ASG or the microfiche. p.m.; and Mon. April 16, 2-4, 7-9 TOLLFREE How close the building will p.m. Scripts available in the student body via referendum for library. ALLEGHENY College Journal approval. adhere to the present plans needs interested students, faculty, Dr. Mary L. Willard of Penn State 800--327--4320 Finally, the Student Judicial depend upon how much response and other college personnel to help will lecture on Monday, April 9 at Board wishes to direct the at- there is to the three year fund produce first issue. For more in- 8:15 p.m. Sponsored by the Chemii A Non-Profit I raising campaign. "We are going formation, contact Mary Sue tention of ASG to the problem Club, the lecture will cover the field to seek resources from foun- Sweeney, box 1782, or Carol which has arisen here. We of criminal identifications. Dr. Organization I dations, corporations, parents, Jablonski, box 979. suggest that in the interest of the friends of the school, trustees, Willard's topic is the Collection and College Community ASG should faculty, alumnae, ad- Preservation of Evidence-- Alcohols, Drugs, and Fibers. The ministration, and hopefully the lecture will be held in Carr Hall HELP WANTED Students in- students will respond also," says Auditorium. The public is invited to terested in operating film Zack. attend. projectors on campus for 1973-74. A career in law You will be paid to work with ex- perienced operators during third term so that you can be scheduled without law school. Edinboro State College as a qualified operator next year. Contact Mrs. Marian Siple, Room When you become a Lawyer's Assistant, presents 111, Murray Hall, as soon as you'll do work traditionally done by lawyers possible. — work which is challenging, responsible and intellectually stimulating. Lawyer's JOB AVAILABLE If you have a Assistants are now so critically needed that car and wish to earn about $25 a The Institute for Paralegal Training can week taking pictures of buildings offer you a position in the city of your choice for a fire insurance underwriter, — and a higher starting salary than you'd please inquire at the Placement Bureau immediately. If you have expect as a recent college graduate. Here your own Polaroid the pay will be is a career as a professional with financial more. rewards that increase with your developing expertise. 7pm If you are a student of high academic standing and are interested in a legal April 8 Don't Fret career, come speak with our representative. Sunday, get a guitar Contact the Placement Office. IF Yamaha A representative of The Institute ESC will visit your campus on: Epiphone WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11 Toredo Tickets: Am diveanidceumh- °$211.5S0e Martin NOTE. 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