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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1980/81 to 1989/90 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1985-86 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. INSIDE ... ~cY~R AT A GLANCE THE ITHACAN ''The Student Newspaper For Ithaca ·college'' Issue 23 April 24, 1986 Volume 17
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PllolobyAdnRJor,,.. lJl'pilrlrll<·nt i!-, being stringent. hut \\ hatc·\·1·r 1lw By Tracy Goldman, Beth Green campaign slogan. "Shadows go As the tcm;ion mounted. tlw place went to Syrc1cus<· school to w111 tll(' <·omp<'t1t1on Kerry Williams, Patrick Graham whew you go." after a romplelt' judgt's announced that Georgi· Unh·t'rsity. two ye<1rs in a row." and compreht·nsiw campaign Washington Uniwrsity. th<· Hob Faller s,ud. "JI w,L., a thrill Till' .id lah p.irucipant!-, .iw olf over tht' past Wt'ekcnd in from beginning to end. hosting school. had won third ,md it mactr mv t1mt' hew at I.C. 10 Chicago for the n,11ion.il Washington. n.c.. tht' senior ad Though tht' competition \\',L<; placr. ·n1e <1nxit'ty grt'w: sernmt worthwhile." ~If went on to say see Ad lab page 3 lab participants took first plan· in intense. llhara College was that. "llhaca <:Ollcg1· L<; the only the Eastern American Advt>rtis <1etem1ined to walk awav with ing regional competition for an first place. According to St'nior unprt'rcndt'nted second year in Hoben Faller. "We called it a THIS WEEK IN THE ITHACAN a row. Levi Strauss sponsort> MEDIA BUYING EDITORIAL ASST INSURANCE ~,.,~...... , ...... ii! CREATIVE ASSTS PERSONNEL ASSTS INVESTMENT ASST NETWORK ASSTS ADVTG TRAINEES PRODUCTION COORD AOVTG SALES ASST BROK SALES ASST PUBLISHING MKTG OPERA !IONS RESEARCH MARKETING ASSTS DIRECT MAIL ASSTS LEGAL ASSTS MEOIA SALES PUBLIC RELATIONS COORO ".[ Putigirts I FASHION SHOWROOM MAGAZINES COSMETICS CUSTOMER SERVICE Aov; RESEARCH CIRCULATION ASS TS Please send me a CAPS Profile Summary! ,'\\ ~.1, Pi33a i NAME: '{,~~· iz!J 272-7600 ! ADDRESS: (-::,;sc::..:.h:.::.o.::..:ol"--) ______''We Deliver the Good Times!" I Pudgie's Style (Home) WINGS! I *hot *medium *blue cheese I Return to: Irene Cohen Personnel Services You ring·, we bring M-F 5po, I ------475 Fifth Avenue, New York, NV 10017 delivery begins: Sat. 4pm ! ...... Su.n .• 2p.n1 ~ ~SS~~!SSSSSS':~SSSSSS:5Sl:;ssSSSS':~SSSSSS':5Sl:.SSSSSS':~SSSS~~~...... ,.~- April 24, 1986 Tl IE rntAL\i': J J1 manager ,, 106-VIC Ad lab ·•, from page I ; I Olllpl'lil1011 Oil lune· 1-L "Olli\ I names 1986 staff Ulll\'('r'>IIU''> 1lt1\'t• 11·011 ill<' Ithaca's home of rock and roll Relations Director.- Mmy i~ray: lltllHHl • [ntin: stock ofcot1011 sweaters 20-30% OIT • Entire stock of\\'m·cn sport shirts long and short sleeve 20% OIT • Entire stock of shoe~ 10-30% OIT • En tire stock of'long and short sleeve dress shirts nu_v 1 reg. price. get 2nd at :rn% OFr -~-wA • En tire stock of tics ,, ... ~ nuy 1. reg. price, get IC Student Jacket by Moustache, Pants &, Shirt by Tommy Hilfiger 2nd at 30% OFF 9~~~,,~~ PHOTOGAFV>HY IRV LEWIS 119Sovtt!C~Su.« •rt.orafll....,Vott,.1°"'!:.0, • on the commons • Please call for an appointment ::::=='~=a:.H.=="=;;i 4 THE ITHACAN April 24, 1986 Baseball, women's track victorious from page 20 shutout the Knights in his first was Oswego 323, Skidmore 33.5. of Lisa l..ecakes. 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' . ~ .. -, .. ~ ., ~ ,. ... ; .. .. - . . .. ,~· . - . -- ·- ' ·- ...... , ...... ------April 24. 1986 THE ITH:\C\i\' .S II ,rk 11<' 3-(j to he l('k ek 1in V(' 151 sy )rt 0 ~e. :::::::: a, cn-~'I 77A _ft o~ ~n. ~ 18 ======c .... =cc "" v-11&..~ " k .... n ~... G) ~ ::::;· ~e, .~\JI ~~. c,'li C!Ii (D ~ CD ::s • O .8 C i> ;: ='* ~ V~ ~ CJ ,~ < ::s n CJ) :-:·:•:• E~ ~ =s :g ~ ~t; "~ ~~ ,',' ·.: J ..·,:, . . ~=J.b.tl(Jitvltitl=!t!!ttl!!!!'!l===;~ g (l)c·· .. ~ ~~ a; ;. ' ~ -~ ·======0 ,.. :::::s •, .·. :; Presi~ent Whalen begins eleventh year; i ~ ~- 2-" I .:: ::: ~ Continues on and off campus involvemel'< CD 0 :::s ... :-:·:-:• I upper terrace rifle incidenti cS· ::s en m ~- produces conflicting stories ~ !. 5 ~ -( rl.l C-. =t :::s.O~m )> ~ 0~ a.. ~ Profess~r involved in ~:=;=;:=;:~I.C. Student Stabbed ! the Poltsh underground.> ERM AN IA I I I 0 tSUIVlc .•. a Ithaca trounces Gettysburg, 34-0; ~ moves to Division Ill championship ____... .-...... ;a...... , ...,._,h.... ~.--·- - -·-·- 6 THE ITHACAN April 24, 19~6 OPINIONS/LETTERS Terrorism blamed on Israeli support To the Editor: the l'.S. State Department. despise one another. It abo that the U.S. sixth fl(·et is The irony would be too much it The world has reactecl Yassir ,\raffat (PLO leader) and means that right and wrong presently in th!' Mediterranean the world ended from a conflict clifferenlly to the· U.S. strike ,\hi Nudal are the two most rnLL'it be put asidt' for the sakt' opposil<' twenty some odd wh(·rc it began. against Libya. While sonw notorimt'> masterminds of ter- of survival. Not just Arab-Israeli Sovie; warships twcause of th!' support President Reagan's rorL<;t acts committed against survival. but yours and mine. As Arab-Israeli conflirt. This is the John lnglesino aclions and others don't, many U.S. citizens in the Middle East you read this article. consider issw· that nm'it he addressed. Bus./Mgmt. '86 Just don't know. Personally, I am and Europe. p f t Ith caught in a bind. While I support The question to ask now L<;, ro es so r prom O e S aCa the President's action. I fincl "Why have the terrorist leaders , myself asking "Where's the of the Middle East singled out h • pohn.'" This is because our thPU.S.asthcirtargets?"Quite Men '_s Network gat er1ng gmwnment still doesn't haw· a frankly. the answer lies in our _ rnnsistcnt policy to deal with support of Israel. lhLc; is because To the Editor: do to end men·s violence clo a lot to "remove the thrcc1t" terrorism - the real problem. without U.S. suport. Israel would On behalf of the ltharn Men's against women. We talked in or allay her fear. That fe<1r is very Tht' real problem of terrorism not be the great nation it is Network. I would like to thank small groups about the varit'ty of real. as evidenced by FBI in lhe Middle Easl has its roots today. The challenge to the U.S. the 100 + men who attendee! our ways in whic ·h this \'iolencc is statistics that from I in 4 in :i !'lllhedded in the Arab-Israeli and the world is to resolve the support vigil for the annual expressed. From sexlc;t jokPs. to women will be raped in their rnnflict. Specifically, ft can be Arab-Israeli conflict in a way so "Womyn Take Back lhe Night" emotional withdrawal in lifetinlt's. and college surwy~ asserted that terrorism in the that a state of peaceful co- march. in marked contrast to the relationships. from ofje,tifying which show that from 25%-80% Middle East is a direct product of existence will prevail in the anger. hostility and violence women sexually (an of rnllege womrn report being the Palestinian issue. To refute Mirlrllt> F.ast. This will not be an fared by the 400 women on unfortunc1lt'. if telling the _victim of some form of this contention is to be ignorant easy task. It means that Arabs their march we at the vigil rnmmentary that Playboy was S!'Xual viloencr. a.. '> to who the major terrorists of and Israelis will have to restrain directed out anger about rc1J>C to in town the same week). to the Finally. it is important for m(·n the Middle East are:. According to from teaching their children to exploring what we. a<; men. can more O\'!'rt threats of sexual to recognize that "rape ,·iolenre. rapP fantasies and spectrum behaviors" such ,1<; rape. all of these arr examplPs those discussed above of how nlt'n in our cultuw arc prolifemte. in part. becau..c;t' men Response to advising issue taught and cnrnuraged to have trouble accepting the To the Editor: made by Mr. Klein. advisors. In fact, some advisors maintain power annge the devote attention to the topic of year. On the contrary. students Mr. Klein suggesls that reponsibility to confront restrictions that fear to revealing advising, I would like to correct are able to set up an unlimited advisors attend "mandatory rnlc;undPrstandings about rclJ>C in our fe'111inine side place on u..<;. several misleading statements number of meetings with t~eir course reviews" to learn the other mPn. HaJ>C is not a sexual ThL<; fear. along with the relawd prerequisites for all depart crime: ii is a crime of power phobia men have of getting "too ments. Speaking as the Advising abuse. We can rnnfront our dose" to other men (e\'en their David Klein, Editor in Chief Coordinator for the School of friends. co-workers. ancl own fathers. brothers or sons!). Lloyd Sarro, Managing Editor Barbara Richard, Advertising Editor Humanities and Sciences. 1 colleagues to explain how many have for years constrained u..c; in Michael Segal, Business Manager would stress that advLc;ors are twhaviors-from sexual rigidly debilitating roles. Develop Lynne Realander, Operations Manager not experted to know the innuendos to catcalls and new friendships wilh men. Tlie requirements for every major or pinchps-to not taking "No" for more emotional and physical News Editor...... Nancy Pracht c1n answer-haw rapist energy in rnnenctions men develop with Assistant ...... Elissa Vendig the prerequisites for every Editorials Editor ...... Robin Plant course. Instead. they are ex them. Wt' can begin by caring male friends.tilt' less Entertainment Editor ...... Allison Deutsch perted to know where to find respecting women as t'Quals. for unwarranted pressure will tall on Sports Editor...... Mike Murphy answers to students· questions !'Xample. even in our daily thdr rt'iationships with women Photography Editor ...... Adam Riesner communiration with them. we as their only emotional outlet. Assistant ...... Sean Rooney and to help students learn how Announcements Editor ...... Joan Foley to look for answers. cc1n stop interrupting and start The men wi1o were at the vigil Billing Manager ...... Susan Cagnetta The Undergraduate An- listening to them and confront talked openly about their Assistant (Financial) ...... Andrew Washburn nouncements is a major source our own resistance to change. feelings. We- shart>d our anger. Typesetting Supervisor ...... Kim Brockman Men can "'<>I> 1·x11osing our despair. our tears. and our Copy Editor ...... Bob Kershenbtatt of information for both faculty Sales Manager ...... Tracey Goldman and students. but advisors in th1·mselves to pomogr.ipltr and strength. One of the men present Assistant Advenising 'Editor ...... Glenn Kolker H&s also have access to other nw11ia/adverti',111v. tL'>111g unagt's reminded us. that "It's not Office Manager ...... Debra Feinseth resources: an Advisor's Hand of ,·iolpnre against womt'n to enough to comr together onre Public Relations Director ...... Elissa Vendig book. two advising newsletters turn us on and confronting a year. We should dt'al with thL'> Distribution ...... !:lob Hauberg, Kenny Schoen each semester. and workshops merchants who rely on such every month. cve1yday." As we at the beginning of each images. This inrludes imagPs sang in one of the songs. men semester and immediately showing wonwn as objects who are looking to change our before advance registration. In a\'ailable to mPn at thdr culture's definition ol addition, the advising staff in the> disposal. protrayed in- "masculinity" art' working Dean's Office answers questions subordinate roles or enjoying together "to find a place whPr<' from students and advisors rape- or abu..'ie. Another concrete it's OK for a different kind ol THE ITHACAN throughout the semester. thing men who are upset aboul friend: In a world wt''II build especially during advance the prevalence of violence togt'ther. with men sup~x>rting Founded /932 registration. Workshops on directed at women ran do is men." Incorporated 1969 topics, such as "Exploring the when you are walking a quic·t (Anyone interested in Legal Prof<·ssion" or "What Can street at night and approaching rect'iving a copy of the Ithaca THE tTHACAN Is a student newspaper published by The Ithacan Publishing Company, Ithaca, New York. It Is published every Thurs I do with,, ma10· 1n English?" are a women head-on. cross lhe Mt'n·s Network's latt'St day during the academic year and distributed without charge on the also availduw 10 help students street. Hatht'r than O\'ertaking a brochure. "Men can Stop Ithaca College campus- choose courses and majors. woman from behind. you Hape." or who want to ll!' As a public service, THE ITHACAN will print relevant events of Because we consider advising should also consider crossing placed on the IMN mailing IL'it to public Interest to the Ithaca College community In Hs Announcements to be an important part of !ht' stret't. all thP while receive information aboul section without charge. It Is requested that these messages be sent teaching. we try to provide lhe remembering the rnnsciou..sness upcoming programs. support through lntercampus mall or to the address below, and received resources to prepare both that gives rise to sum a,lions: In groups. or our monthly forums before 8:00pm on the Sunday prior to the publication date. They can students and advisors for their the hark of every woman·s should write to the Network. c/o also be placed In THE ITHACAN mallbox located on the Egbert Union, responsibilities within the mind walking a lonely street at P.O. Box 6711. ltha,,a, NY 14851.l next to the check cashing window. advising relationship. We night and seeing a man Mark Maler THE ITHACAN also eocourages student and faculty Input for stories welcome suggestions on how and/or submissions. We do request that they Include your full name, approach is the fear of rape. IMN Planning Committee· phone number where you can be reached, major with graduation date, we can continue to support Simply crossing the street can and/or affiliation with Ithaca College. advising at Ithaca College ·and would welcome the opportuni THE ITHACAN ty to provide accurate infonna Ithaca College tion on advising for an article in Ithaca, New York 14850 The Ithacan. (607)274-3207 ChrlsUne Schelhas-Miller H&S Advising Coordinator April 24, 1986 THE ITHACAN 7 IC London Center students are J!.9 in g ,m!n!1 ti-A Qt!II9. ..~ ~- ;,, ,!..tt!t~,~,,~~!;,,,"'·' ''"'' During the pa<;t week. amiclst As previously statccl. ttww an- scar<'cl m,my peopl<' but th<' ddcnd the llS position." Orl<' .\tl<;tria,.uul most 1x·opl<" plc1n on the political turmoil surrounding \'arying opinions to the political wave of anti-Amcricarusrn that student s111nm,irizcd the s11u,1- ,1,·oi1hng Ciw1·1 <· and llc1ly. Orw the Libyan raids. it has rnnw to situation itsl'lf. One student has followed. Whil<' some rum quite realisticc1lly. Sil(' studt·nt rnrnnwn1cd. "I 11<·rnl<'1l rny attention that there L<; also d <·ommentnl. "I fl-el that tlw us studc·nts ha\'c not cnrnuntnc·cl wspondt·d. "Luckily, I hr1,·<· 10 To the Editor: tl1r<·,11 ol l<'rronsrn 1i, m 1101." The l.on ------··------~--,=-~~~------....______8 THE ITHACA_N April 24, 1986 OP/ED "YEAR IN REVIEW" Attendance at the Homecooling LaSt week's catastrophe On November ISt, the LC. explosion of the space shuttle Rugby Qub received a notice of Challenger struck a responsive suspension due to alcohol Profiting from ~;..;:~':.»":::.='" chord throughout the nation. 1rS copsumption at their October, America watched the honiflc 26th match on the J.V. practice event, we could not help but feel field. sympathy for the seven racism condemned MANAGEMENT CHANGE. astronauts that were -killed on FOR SALE ... Electnc board. From the moment of the In light of her more than Get your priorities straight: ca1...1-1arct1y usect ... Real Oleap. explosion at 11:40am, we were adequate and efficient work A. Personal social life here, Traffic Bureau Coordinator 13. Other recreational activities In recent months. the opiniort'i constantly reminded of the He's 1he legendary fig•rre of nightmare as nearly every Linda Tavelli will be promoted c. Part-time job and lrtters page or The Ithacan to Traffic Coordinator of Parking o. E.xtra-currirnlar activitif"s (if an} coUege campuses. A purely has experienced a strange network and cable television American outgrowth of the news program continually ran in Disneyworld in Florida. She Z. Course work metamorphosis. The change 1 would like the weather, and hig)ler education system. He's am referring to is that from an the seventy-four second the human sheepskin. He's discser. th~ have probably been run· objective ancl educational looked up to, respected, discussion of campus, national. ning far too smoothly there As I begin my sernnd year at anyway. In her place, Roderick revered, and feared. He's the Big and international issues. to TO clarify, my main beef is llhaca COilege, I find myself Man on campus, and Ithaca nothing more than an J. neebus will step in and leave becoming more and more with the officers themselves; I COilege doesn't have one. opportunity for students and his post as ticket taker at the frustrated with the. registration have had a IOI of problems, all faculty alikf" to air a verilahlt' Wally World amusement park. process. I feel unwarranted. However I Ignorance killed the cat. nwnagt-rit· of complaints. do want to point out that security -"Due to rash complaints does do a good job protecting deriVed from GIPPE SUits, the the students. They do provide a college has purchased uniforms U6U~T .,l'i . /'if6 . .. valuable service. But they do go in three new siz.es: extra large. about it the wrong way. tight. and soorano." Date rape: A .. ::t: 'M JWOT f( 10bJAl• .. TH1:>o IS ,., 7 3"0~ ~ ! '. rude awakening Ithaca COiiege: mak<' d stat<"· ment again.st apartheid. UIV~ 11 was it fate or was it planned for St.. Patricks Day to fall right ' . Getting a full schedule after after bre,ak? .. r/ .... ' ,, pre-registration is as easy as Monday mght. the Umted :_.... ,, '.~ ',, "''•, . tackling "Refrigerator" Perry '\ ~, ... oi\' ' States ~,ruck Ubya in "self -'~(~A. one-0n-one. ·IP"~:-,.~ defense" killing_ IOO people. ·!'.,: Brilig back the Mc-Oonaldc; is now de.liver- CHEERLEADERS!! ing ... Who's next - Turbacks"!! Slogan termination outrages WICB The Reagan Administration The most worn out line of the our prediction for the future: 1n Sllu1t·111-., r11 111:.al ,1 , u11q\1 Due to I~ of interest, the Pub lays direct blame for these year ... AND HOW WAS Y We think S.A.S.P. should be changed to T.E.LLO.N.U. - Isn'I GOvemor Mario OJomo's less is time they bagged the orange than to trillant move raise the life prf"SPrvers? drinking age has been In effect for exactly seventy-two days. Eighth wonder of the world: We'Vehadanl)leopportwlityto Umon constru( tion is on witness It's whimsical lneffec :.<:ht'f1t:I"' ttveale$. At best, the law has boolme nothing more than an Pllrfdn8: "17w Find Frontier" - 7Jv MVO" l!IUling dlJemma ofClll' inconvenience to those Who are wnu, par#dnl ,pace (and tlie lack tlwN ob. Will I miss another ll1der2L cloa1 Will I g« out allw? ''T J'' & ''E'' )86 April 24, 1986 ~ ning -·m ANNOUNCEMENTS Equal Matt ''Star Planning Club Full-lime summer ernploymc111 a<; Oil', C1rerr Planning and Placement Rights McHugh can Wars'' Office ,'\S.c,istant. Dulirs include·: ~gr • typing. filing. lt'lephone work. c1nd "Allro1,,rynyandYourFulurt•." .\n to Photos WI puhhr relations. See Dollie to ar opt'n clL<;1·uss1on session for s k an 10 range for inlervicw and 1yping test. students With Ahn• Sargent. pea Orgc1nizational C N~Nabenhauer Meetings Sports Etcetera ub Music Theatre/Films Lectures/Seminars ay F=,Ford Aud1.toriu~ April 24-26 ~25 Aonl 24 ~ Apnl 24-30 April 24 C varsity spring vs. pn 9,,eet Otarit , Boerner College Derrocrats present S.T.A.N.D. Mtq., Luub Golf r..assover Piano Enserrble, (rl 8:15 !gate University, 3:00 Tuc,atre, 8:00 pn Tcm!*ins County's Chapel, 6:00 - 8:00 pn !LJ.ndwerker Gallery /\pril 25 (Hl ng Congressman Matt r-t::llugh, Afro-Lilt.in Society Mt Id: )n 85-E ltT' ll 6.LH PHOTOGRAI and LAYOUT I ADAM RIESI .~, ~ .. , ,., .;.:-.. :~"-tdt:,.., >·~-~ •·.·.'..... ·,<·' ·-o~ Ruth Westhieme; werlt live on FM9J and spoke :i~t{;1;;r\:S:: :--:~ -~ ::< -~" -: ··: ; ._ .. ·.. ::> :·. · ~ 11:~~r~1~9;,:;;1:t.z·::~~,-~. ·~-,.. · '.f~: ..'{?,fi"':1'i-j~'i1;:. -~ ~~. ,;~l ...... ,-!"#':1J,,i.....1 ....~,' I •• ' J:t}ff2fr ,~l '. • < ':t :,~ I Geraldine 1-'erarro spoke In Muller Chapel on her visit to Russia and her future in polltlcs. 85-86 ltT • ll 6LltReE PHOTOGRAPHY and LAYOUT by The funeral of Ithaca College Safety and Security Officer: William Chapin. ADAM RIESNER ' Ruth Westhiemd werlt live on FM9J and spo~e at-Cornell Unfrersit)', _ (". "· . ""'<.:'.!:'i{{-;"~~=...3; \' "I ·, ITHACAN VARIETY This week in Arts and Leisure .The Alarm comes to meet I.C. By Scott Murphy before that. they've perform<>cl before thotL'>ancl,;; of pt'Ople. Fans and curiosity seekers Adel to that a strong showing on who attended the Spring recent Billboard charts combin Concert at the Ben Ught Gym ed with much AOR play for witnessed a heartfelt perfor "Strength". and a bane! of mance by The Alarm that left tomorrow is upon us. the majority of new music buffs Mike Peters was successful in satisfied and initiated many who transfering the medium-sized WC're unfamiliar with the band's lk-n Light Gym into a small music. dublike setting. By talking about Much of the gym was filled personal values and nationwide with empty stadium bleachers problems between songs, h<· and not people. This was due to mad<> the> audience seem likt' the fact that a mass of Ithaca part of a much larger band College students had which chanted choruses to the preconceptions about The greater Ithaca area. Arm around Alarm and bemoaned the fact arm. Peters, Sharp. and fellow ,r that "a real band" was not hand membc>rs Eddie Mac playing. However, approximate Donald (bass) and l\vist (drums) ly five hundred people showed often rnnveyed a sense of up to see a band that is quickly "brotherly low" rather than the and quietly following in the traditional "just-another-gig" footsteps of politically inclined feeling that many bands have. U2. Yet all of the good attempts by The Long Ryders. fresh off the the band to be genuinely dose release of their album "State of to an audience were often over the Union". promptly opened shadowed by the gimmicks the show with their no frills rock employed to be "friends". Murh and roll. Hesitantly, the audience of the concert was too rehears listened, the band's lone claim to ed. In an effort to express famt> being that they are current political views Peters is obvious ly in a Miller Beer commercial. ly trying to be Bono without the Starting with a barnstorming originality that might set him vnsion of "Tell II to the Judge apart. The nadir of the rnncert offurred during two segments on Sunday" and moving PtWJIDbyAdlrn through various tracks from their of the show: I) the Bryan Adams Lim Sunday nigh!, SAB sponsored a Night of Rock 'n Roll supplied by one of Americas fastest growing type ballad "Walk Forever By three album repertoire, the Long rock goups; 'The Alann. Mtlce Peters, tire lead singer electrified the less than capacity crowd of only 500 Ryders slowly endeared My Side" was totally out of themselves to an W1Sure crowd. By the time the Long Ryders tentative audience thrust fists little importance. D&ve Sharp place. and 2) the audience The quartet could be con left the stage after forty minutes into the air during "Marching was crisp with his guitar playing, interaction involving both a sidered to be a better than of playing, the crowd was more On". the first song performed. while Mike Peters was dripping would-be harmonica player and average bar band. but they than warmed up due to the ex Clapping soon turned to with honest sweat by the end of a lustful Mike Peters fan haven't received lavish praise cellent cover of "Highway 61" shouting and singing when the the third song. For the portion of resembled an amateur talent overseas for nothing! Sid Griffin. and the band's signature tune band quickly reeled off three tht' audience that was familiar show ratht'r than a concert. II Stephen McCarthy, and Tom "Lewis & dark". songs from th<· h,,ncl'<- latest with the band's material. was during those points that one Stevens traded competent lead Again, the lights dimmed release entitle,!" .-,,w11~tli" Sunday night's performance was glad to tw seeing the vocals while implementing when The Alarm took their The band itS( .J. 1u111111~ from resembled a gre,atest hits colle<· conn.. rt for fret'. guitars. lap steel, and a places, as both Mike Peters (lead a nationwide MT\ sunulcast in tion from their two albums and Other than tht' obvious harmonica into their perfor singer) and Dave Sharp (lead front of twenty thousand spec one EP. attempts at rloning U2, The mance. There was limited guitarist) strummed their guitars tators at UCLA. played with an The Alarm are no strangers to Alarm certainly gave their all. banter with the crowd, and even high above their head in what is intensity that was surprising, crowds. Having opened for Pat There aren't any elaborate lights. less of an effort to steal the show still one of their most exciting considering that they might have Benatar on her most rC<'t'nt tour. giant monsters. or smoke from the headliners. moments on stage. The once thous$}! that the concert was of and playing warmup to U2 bombs. only honest music. Dave Sharp's acoustic rendition of "One Step Closer to Home". a song he wrote while working Hopeful Sweet Charity on a ship. was a high point. By Allison Deutsch financial straits - due to the fact herself. Her exuberance and their own respect, and earn unexpectedly. the band also that she gives every bum on the enthusiasm are most of what performer seemed in tune with played a piece of "Stairway to Tuesday night's performance street money for whatever makes Sweet Charity worth his/her character and with the Heaven". To conclude the con of Sweet Charity (a musical by cause he might confront her seeing, and that doesn't yet take other actors on stage. Especial- cert and thus revealing one of Neil Simon. Dorothy Fields, and with. From the opening scene of into account her acting or her ly noteworthy was Kenneth their influences. the band Cy Coleman) went remarkably the show--during which Olarity singing prowess. Krugman playing Oscar performed a powerful version of well, with very few evident is robbed by her fiance (whose In my mind, Judy Glass Lindquist. Charity's newest and Dylan's "Knocking On Heaven's signs of the infamous "opening name she has recently had became Olarity; every ounce of most positive experience in the Door". night jitters." This show was a tattooed on her arm) and push- her was thrown into her role and game of love. The elevator joint production of the Ithaca ed into a river-our hearts go out if she ever slipped out of meeting between Oscar and Although The Alann still have College Theatre and the Ithaca to her. She is irresistably charm- character it was totally Charity is cute and funny, with their faults, those who attended College School of Music: if the ing and optimistic, and her imperceptible. Her singing and Mr. Krugman carrying off the the concen witnessed an emo two can produce something this charader is brought to life on the dancing were smooth and typical paranoid claustrophobic tional and genuine performance, entertaining every time they try, Ithaca College stage by senior flawless, as well as exciting to with a certain freshness, dtJspite the likes of which will soon be then I, for one, look forward to acting major Judy Glass. watch. Miss Glass made the the nearing cliche melodrama of seen in giant arenas at fifteen more of their attempts. II is impossible to rave too audience feel as if they were a the scene as a whole. dollars a shot. For those who s~ Charity is about a young extensively about Miss Glass's part of the activity on the stage, Other segments worth taking a prefer their oh-so-good top forty dance hall hostess named. in performance as Olarity. Clearly, which is the ultimate achieve- closer look at were, for example, bands and stayed away from accordance with her personality, she brings the entire show ment for an ironic musical the rescue scene-when all the the show. a dozen Huey Lewis' Charity Hope Valentine. Charity together and keeps ii moving com~dy such as this one. typical "passers by" won't help and Mr. Mister's combined is a hopeless (or, hopeful} along at an appropriate pace, The rest of Sweet Charity's the drowning Charity out of the cannot mea'iure up to one band - ;"Omantic who is continually in which she seems to set for cast was eQually impressive in see Musical page 13 called The Alarm. C _\/ - -•-••--- April 24, 1986 THE ITHACAN 13 Laughter in the Towers By Ellen Bator with lhc "Temptations" and h,t.., dppcan·d on "Tl1e Tonight place. while 1tw .JaparH'St' make :,,ighl" ,v,1....., .i huge SU<< <''-.'i. ,md "The Four Tops". He was also Show" wilh Johnny <:arson. and evcl'}·lhing they say sound like ,111 thost" who work,·cl 10 mak<' 11 on Friday April 18. the responsible for rnnlacling Alan L<; now working a.., a comedian rtiop suC'y 1so 10 s1wak1. Mr '.->ll -~--"-'--c=.c·---o.=--·-=-c--·.---;a.:..,;--··.....;..;--=====-=-=-=.:.··-.;...:__--_~-==:=-c..------, ... ··--· ·~-~-- 14 THE ITHACAN April 24, 1986 Metallica rocks, Osbourne flops By Scott Murphy bands. Metallica moves along at if Metallica was Michael Spinks. world can't help him. Why help energetic band called Metallica is a machine gun pace. Bang, OZZy osboume was Joe Frazier. put Oz:zy's five kids through col- still in their weaning years? After saying a few prayers, a bang, ch, ch . chuh, thrang, and a man with a past and no future. journey was made to the their off into the sunset faster Although publicity makes Ozzy Broome County Arena to see than you can say "Metalcore". appear sinister, he is only a com frwue ydr8ams in Metallica and the man_ tflat every The band offers dark gloomy ical old geezer who is elfin in his mother hates, Oz:zy Osbourne. images of metal and the lightn ways. Lo and behold, Ozzy turned out ing speed of comer thrash bands Metallica came out and 10 be little more than an old which adds up to a mighty pro played: osboume came down new fantasy film. dinosaur while Metallica sped , ficient group that will form their from the ceiling on a demon, fwm J!Ege 13 _ monsters. after all. along like a streamlined own genre. which happened to resemble perfect that even the Legend is another good film locomotive without a They might have been playing the cover of his latest album photography seems to be fairy- that SCott can add to his slate. destination. in their own basement for all of "The Ultimate Sin". Amidst taleish. thus bringing the film to Alien and Blade Runner were The majority of the scruffy. the stage presence that they gothic music, screaming, and a higher level,making the fairy his first two previous films. He standing room onlynowd in had. Those who never saw pic the biggest light set up this side tale more substantial. The keeps on track with his artistic the Arena seemed to be devour tures of Metallica probably didn't of the Jackson's tour, Oz:zy ap costuming is also excellent. The film style densely painting his ozzy Osbourne fans but it was see them during the concert peared wearing a bright gold and fairies are dressed so well that tapestry with deep, rich colors. hard to tell. Many sported either. Yes, they were in the black cape. His opening stunt they look like the best of fairies Legend is a different type of film Metallica T-shirts which flesh but constant motion made was the best part of the show by out of any story. The gremlins than people are used to seeing proclaimed "Kill 'Em All". the ti their long manes a shield for far. and the devil are covered with on the screen. It can be tle of their first album. Once their faces. Once in a while Cliff After that, the Arena turned in layers of plastic skin, making compared to a fine animated Metallica appeared on stage, Burton took a break form his to a giant gymnasium. where them look more real than the cartoon such as Cinderella. with nearly everybody shouted frenzied bass playing to unleash OSboume jogged around the human mind could imagint>: the only difference being that ii approval at the band who a visible wad of spit from his stage, performed jumping jacks, they have an ugliness fitting to has real actors. and is filmed on stayed away from stage mouth. After .drinking beer on and clapped to no end. He their personalities. They are hard a giant sound stage instead of clothing, instead opting for stage, Metallica thought nothing resembled Richard Simmons in to look- at or like at first. but Artists hand-dmwing on dear ripped up jeans and old shirts. of throwing beer cups at the au his patheticness, but one would what's a fairy tale. without acetate. With the banner of "Master of dience. who greedily lapped up be hard pressed to see mothers Puppets". their new album the remaining drops. watching Osbourne's fitness behind them, the long haired Sometimes, the band took cassette in the future. The only metalers from overseas thrust time out from such songs as sign of the old ozzy occurred into nearly an hour's worth of "Creeping Death" and "Am I when he slammed a the fastest metal this side of Evil" to talk to the crowd. James microphone stand to the ground. hardcore punk music. Hetfield's leading dialogue con Yes, he did all of those tunes The enthusiasm that the sisted of these lines: "So how that Oz:zy fans know and love in crowd had for the band never the --- we doing? we got some cluding a couple vintage Sab diminished throughout their crazy ------here tonight." After bath tunes thrown in for good eight song set. Without a playing effortlessly for a few measure. However, Ozzy commercially viable song, the more songs he said "Good night wasn't only mellow, he was bor new album has climbed to thirty crazy ------" and disappeared ing. If Ozzy was on Broadway, ont> on Billboard charts. Why? from the stage. Metallica has to the show would have closed The band. sporting the effortless work on their stage presence a after opening night. guitar attack of both Kirk Ham wee bit. While Metallica has no stage mel and .James Hetfield. is While Metallica represents the presence, its their music that Sound off against noise pollution. changing the face of metal future of metal (and a fine future counts. Ozzy may be okay on today. Instead of the thud. thud at that), Ozzy osbourne is the vinyl, but his live show is so Forest Service, U.S.D.A. F8 ociated with most metal Triceratops of me.tat. Be!ter vet. _d('.:~d that eve()'. ef~.c.e..:.ct-'-'in;....t;....h""'"e ______ 00 I West State St. 272-1950 OPEN FULL CATERING 7 DAYS AVAILABLE 11 am TO? 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Jane Fonda, and ,t; ' Katherine Hepburn ''ET'' ADMISSION $1 FRI & SAT SHOWS START - SUN APRIL 27 SHOWS START AT 7:00 & 9:30 AT 7 & 9:30 APRIL 25 & 26 ADMISSION $1 ,,I R~em):w, .. • • s~ .B~ {flw:s*,bi_:P~u.p~·..,)Ju..~ {Y}- F ~ii ZB -~ 2; OPE.N \lNTlL 1:00 pm . April 24, 1986 THE ITHACAN 17 '85-86 SPORTS YEAR IN REVIEW Football I.C. teams impressive so far By Mike Murphy "Sweet Home Alabama. Lord By Mike Murphy Journal Frmal{" coach ot th<' r\nwrican award. the right thing_<; di the nght I'm coming home to you." The year. Cogswell ec1rned his second rimes." verse of the ever popular 198."i was a special year for 1h1· Adding 10 th<' list of ;\II-American honor l>y placing Although Gazda wrll tw 1.ynyrd Skynyrd song was Ithaca College fall sports leant<;. impressive' fall sports teams fifth in the 126-pound weight graduating, the team ('dn rxpcct adopted by Bomber football Besides the power house were 1hr men's and women·~ class. Pete Mankowict1(1421 and great things from center Laune fans as a theme song for the football squad. the field hockey 18 THE ITHACAN April 24, 1986 Jackson, Everett will go early in NFL draft By Mike Murphy like Dan Marino wa,; for th<-' \Wsatile enough to rc1urn pLulls ic, strong. although not as strong well. Miami Dolphins a few yearc. <1ml kicks. ,L<; in r('C<'nl years. Auburn's Cal-State Fullerton's Mark NFL draft day is the ,·ulmina back. Temple's John Hi!'nstra b a WE HAVE AS TYLE ALL OUR OWN uooKS1'0RE ~Ytf-1£ Looking Ahead ... FILMS COMMITTEE PRESENTS I T Don't Forget The H Ithaca College A Bookstore C A BOOK BUYBACK C All of Exam Week 0 Monday thru Friday L May 5-9 ,L r------, I Wear a TOGA, get in FREE : E 9:00am UNTIL 4:00pm L------~ G ~~ In The Bookstore FRI & SAT MIDNIGHT Corridor · .. '. APRIL 25 & 26 ADMISSiON -$1 Don't ... Mis·s ·1f! ! 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