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. . - , . A k i l L . CJ ' ' " ' .H rte' , . ? .SMR .rIs ER 4&& - J- s syl L sa, . , uw Vol.. 46 Millersville State College , Millersville, Pa.., December 5, 1973 No.. 15 Billy Preston and Status Quo ' la a , To Highlight µ . yrf74w ((4r , Y'' A < / Winter Weekend ' , ' BY DEBBIE HUMMEL for Sam Cooke's' record com- bums.. pany.. ' As part of Winter Weekend Following Cooke's death , The other featured group, ! : ¬ ¬ ¬ Preston cut his first chart al-- Status Quo , also has a long . MSC , Billy Preston , compos al mus- : at - " - er-performer- of hits such as bum , "The Most Exciting Or ical history.. Formed from the gan ." groups original "Outerspace" ," "Will" Go Ever. splinter of the It - Round in Circles"" and "Space" Preston then went back. to Small Fares - Humble Pie and playing gospel Ray Charles , Quo now ¬ ' ; Race , " will appear in Pucillo and The Faces Status con L 2"" , - fAO; . Preston met Mike Rossi ( EGA , tt mk Gymnasium' this Saturday at numbers. Charles sists of lead gui d Aj'j ' ¬ during his year with the TV tar, acoustic guitar, vocals) , 8:30: p.m.. . Status Quo, an Eng- " " lish heavy metal group best show Shindig. This resulted Ritchie Parfitt ( second guitar, in signing with the Ray acoustic , vocals ) , known for their hit, "Pictures" his guitar Alan % ' - Charles Revue.. Preston toured Lancaster ( bass guitar, electric 4 ' ' of' Matchstick Men," will also be tc r' 1 throughout the U.S.. . ¬ guitar ) Coughlan F , . and Eur- and John featured. ,' ope , as well as taping a TV (drums. percussion ) . Preston's' prominence as a and show in London.. Originally formed in 1965 , performer was recognized with - appearance at Status Quo had their first ma his the historic PerformsPe orms with Beatles jor record breakthrough with - - .. . .. - ' - . - - - ' . - - - . , ... Madison Square Garden Benefit ..... - ' - -= ------. - " - "Pictures of Matchstick Men"" Bangladesh.. With a back-up- It was this showthatthatledled to , for was 1968 , selling over two - BILLY PRESTON best known for his keyboard technique , will George - Preston's' association with in mil perform band composed of Har " " ¬ here on Wednesday in a program which includes the George - lion copies.. "Pictures" was folfol-- rison , Ringo , Leon Russell Harrison and the Bea , rock group, Status Quo.. Starr , ¬ ' tles.. He played' on "Abbey" lowed by three other interna- and. Eric Clapton, Preston's the " " " tional hits, "Ice" In The Sun ," " ' : Way Road" and "Let It Be" albums , rendition of "That's the "Down" Dustpipe"" "' - the and . becoming the first God Planned It"" rocked and American " In to , My Chair , but things suddenly , Students Assemble rolled its way to rock history.. artist work with the Beatles 4,000 the first black entertainer with took a turn for the worse and Career Starts Early whom the Beatles had ever as- Status Quo went into the back- ' ¬ - ground.. Preston's career in show busi- sociated themselves profession On Capitol Steps Tuesday- , , ally and the first to ¬ ness however started much artist rere-- Turning Point Yesterday , approximately 4-,- President of CAS , Dan Bair. - . age 10 , ceive label credit with - earlier than that At the Bea 000 students participated in a Various College senate presi¬- Preston , appearing with the Ma-- tles The Beatles with Billy was during this ,bleak peri- - It state rally held in Harrisburg. . dents , including MSC president - . halia Jackson Show in Los An Preston. od that the group found the At least 900 of the attending Rick Flynn , spake throughout: ¬ , Preston recorded two point . . geles was spotted by a produc- then turning in its career. As students were from MSC.. the program.. K.. Leroy Irvis signed to solo albums with the help of one said , " er who promptly him member "We started Students began gathering in from the House of Representa¬- portray W.. C.. Hardy ( a legend- George Harrison for the Apple believing. in our own stuff.. We " the Capitol Commons prior to tives spoke in favor of the 7.4. . jazz " . label , "Encouraging" and . special ary blues and artist in "St. Words" stopped bothering with the rally time.. Small marches million appropriations bill to - . " ' " " "That's the Way.. He also stage we - Louis Blues" which starred the has clothes and realized and cheers were led by MSC the chering crowds.. Secretary of " " ) . go late Nat "King" Cole toured with the Rolling Stones could wear jeans and down students as they awaited the Education , John Pittinger, 1962 , appeared on "Exile" ." In Preston toured with and their just as well. march to the Capitol building.. whose speech was interrupted On Main " LP.. , Little Richard and Sam Cooke Street" After touring the universities The thirteen speeches pre¬ continually , could do little to - A&M& England , Preston is now with colleges throughout . in and Germany play the and clubs sented began at 1:00: with the appease the protestors{) . ing gospel and - - . It label.. His piano and organ Great Britain, Status Quo has ¬ , was while in rockHamburg that playing are a blend. of jazz, gos- now become one of the most Preston met the Beatles.. He pel, blues and rock on the "I" popular bands around.. continued to play rock for about Wrote a Simple Song , " "Music" Tickets for the concert are Biemesderfer Executive ' " three years , recording his first Is My Life, and "Everybody" on sale in SMC at $3.50$ . for stu¬- " - " " ¬ album "Sixteen-Year-Old- Soul , Likes Some Kind of Music" alal-- dents and $5$ for all others. Center Dedicated Sunday The restored and refurbished Biemesderfer Executive Center , formerly the old library, was' dedicated Sunday, Dec.. 2, at 6 p.m.. . in Lyte Auditorium. The dedication marked the culmination ofo nearly two years of effort by the college , alumni and students and the community to fund the restoration project.. In a departure from traditional dedication ceremonies , the day's' events included a concert performed by a specially formed college-community- chorus.. The chorus performed iiieethoven's' "C" Major Mass"" and "The" 100th Psalm"" by Ralph Vaughan Williams.. The chorus was accompanied!) by the Millersville College- -¬ ty Orchestra.. The concert was preceded by a reception in the new executive center.. - - . Dr. and. Mrs. D.. L.. Biemesderfer , president emeritus and form er first lady of he* college for whom ,the building has been named , were in attendance at both events.. The concert and reception were by invitation only.. However, a community open house was held that evening from 7:30: to 9 p.m.. . I ! The majority of the work has been completed , however , sev¬- , eral small tasks have been left unfinished to be completed at' a date later this year.. Structural work, including the reinforcing of beams and sup- ports and the installation of new walls and partitions , is completed.. f Some detailed finishing touches have yet to be applied. . New carpeting has been laid , new electrical fixtures have been installed and all of the furnishings are on hand.. Of special interest in the new facility is a larger-than-lifesize- - portrait of Dr.. and Mrs.. D.. L.. Biemesderfer which has been hung in the lobby area.. The portrait was painted by Rosemarie Sloat of Reading. . A new centrally located staircase has been erected and two small side stairwells have been removed.. A special feature in the executive center is the installation of a stained glass window en- titled "Charity"" " which was saved when Old Main was torn down.. The window occupies a position of prominence immediately inside the front door and has been installed in a specially prepared THE NEWLY dedicated Biemesderfer Execu¬ several administrators , including those of Dr.. lighted panel new . tive Center, shown , here , will house the offices of William H.. Duncan and Dr.. Gary Reighard.. beneath the staircase. . . ______. . . - _ _ _ u . . ______. - -

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, C The Outside World - - -. ' --- - RUW OFFFF /' - / c . Ben uroon Dies . Gurion . /1.. niLLION. COPIES. en- > . , -.,.. OFTHOF THTHEE. of Israelis filed past the casket of : " ) Thousands - :: - - - ' CONSERVE' PAPER DavidBenBen-Gurion under a bleak winter sky Sunday , - of : - f/ . . mourning the death of the founder modern Israel . r /' . MEMO / . ' and its first premier , who died Saturday at age 87.. . - ' - _ . . -- / ' . l : , . - . / . -- 4 - ' - ;; / : : >/' President Nixon paid $78,651$ , in federal in - ' l [ J - - . t 1972 , .i/. come taxes for the years 1969 through accord : i . \ = / % ing to White House documents.. I . - - LLTY' ' JuanJuan Corona, convicted murderer of 25 mimi--¬ ' - : / 'w// grant workers , was stabbed 32 times in an attack z - - - " . , , California , Sunday.. - 1 in his prison cell in Vacavilla . " , : . _ ' i Reagan , governor of California and ' ' . . -Ronald - ; / , I ' special envoy of Nixon, arrived in Jakarta / . - . . . : President ; - : - 1// -- - - I " - // " I to _ , ' - Indonesia, Sunday for two days of talks pegged : ' . . . boosting American exports in Indonesia.. - . : -7JJjjL-. . -.: -_ ' _ ,: ." I - fi / of State Henry A.. Kissinger will , Secretary - . - ' / . ; - 1 . .1. ' . " . . /, , ' . " Cairo Dec. 13 Anwar . ; visit for talks with President '( . . . , .SE'NATO . _ _ _ - - _ . _ . _ _ . " -- - - . ! /v" a. . A\ - / : ' . :1 " <: _ _ _ . . . _ ...... :: . , . " ' I E . :. " . - ,- - " , . ; .. . : / _ ,, - -. .-. .- ' -. . . . ±- ' ""r? -' . = : . \ Sadat and Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy , the mass : - t. circulation newspaper Al Akhbar reported Monday.. -. , .. . . - , , =' . - < - . 11 - - ,,- - _ : , ' -TheThe technology that made possible man's first close-up- map of Mars has been coupled with the old-- fashioned X-ray- to give doctors a new and potentially Senate Cited For Paper Waste important view of hardening of the arteries , which ' ranks as the nation's number one health problem.. There seems to be a rather staggering com- desperately need ? The method was developed through collaboration ¬ munication gap between the Student Senate An estimated 800 fliers were to be distribut- between the Jet Propulsion Laboratory of the Califor-¬ president and his related organizations these ed on campus pleading' for drivers to the rally.. nia Institute of Technology and the University of . A Rick As , bulk days. recent statement from Flynn at of late Monday afternoon the of these Southern California Medical School.. last Thursday's' senate meeting summarized the were still in the senate office.. Signs posted all critical paper crisis now being encountered by over campus and information released in a spe-¬ the MSC campus.. Apparently what is considered cial SNAPPER edition had obviously already a crisis to some is only another matter of senate well publicized that information. . trivia to others.. Also lying around the senate office is a ? the According to Flynn , because of the paper stack of standard 8x11 inch papers on which a JefferJ! : to th editor; for - is printed to nothing , ( quote pertains J shortage , the usual plethora of dittoed hand- six-line that outs will be missing from future senate meetings.. according to senata sources.. FLYNN SLAMMED quired knowledge of basic -ER- He also advocated that students start typing on The special SNAPSNAG was released largely Dear Editor : courtesy.. Even if this is not both sides of paper for profs.. He mentioned because members of the senate were hesitant The name Richard must be true I would imagine that at in - , the fact that area high schools had already run to use as much paper as would be necessary the source of the same disease.. least keeping with the Christ ! out of paper with one even requesting some to give all rally information on ditto sheets.. Let us compare two Richards mas spirit a little thoughtful-- , ness would be in order.. from MSC.. Unfortunately the senate could not Although student senate seems to be the to prove this theory Richard Nixon and Richard Flynn.. Most students who have lived give any paper to the school.. obvious major contributor to the paper short¬ . The symptoms are the follow- in the dorms for any amount of age, it must noted that other.. organizations On Monday, Dec.. 3, Flynn issued a letter be ing : time have faced the fact that tend to use paper quite freely.. Also memos and concerning students who were planning on ( they cannot study in their " (1)) both have no time to talk using the " fliers distributed by administrators to the dorms rooms.. They of - state rally day as an "academic with elected individuals , make use alter catch-up"- " day.. Approximately 10001 copies could be cut in half to serve each room.. nate facilities in study rooms (2)( ) , to tape- to were distributed in Gordinier and Lyle Dining Is there in actuality a paper crisis that has both need letters or in the library.. Unfortunate- their secretaries to communiCOIIh Uni--¬ ly there is no alternate place Halls on a subject which had already been disdis--¬ affected all of MSC ? Are student senators and cate with them, where one may sleep undis-¬ cussed by administrators. . Unfortunately the their officers above all the sacrifices which stustu--¬ (3)( ) both make decisions with- turbed.. rather careless missive. covered onlyon Iy half of the dents have been asked to make ? Perhaps if out -¬ would hope paper.. If this consulting the appropri I that students proclamation by president Flynn those who advocated the issues so strongly - was ' ate people , would develop a bit more con absolutely necessary , couldn't the fliers be also supported them in reality, the present cern in months to come (4)( ) both are egomaniacs, the and cut in half to conserve the precious paper we so paper shortage could be effectively combated.. observe the study or quiet hours (5)( ) both feel that they are the which were established in the only source of intelligence in beginning of the semester.. Cooperation Commended their own little world , Disturbed Student

: - The faculty and administration and food Since the faculty agreed to the cancellation ( ) both are more worried a- 6bout, their reputations more QUESTIONS DINING services are to be commended for their efforts of classes and further agreed to schedule ¬.. make than anything else , EXPENSES on behalf of the students concerning State Col-¬ up classes during their leisure hours, it seems (7)( ) power hungry , : lege Day.. Certainly they serve to benefit from only fair that students reciprocate by being both are Dear Editor any positive action which should result from present in the replacement classes.. (8)( ) both have no sense of pri- Certainly the appearance of some the demonstration , but they still deserve special orities , of the dining rooms in The Food Services staff was extremely cooper- Gordinier Dining Hall has recognition for their cooperation with SORE.. in - ( ) attempt to ative providing box lunches so that those atat- (9) both intimidate been improved with the addi¬- Many students would have been hesitant tending the rally would not have to worry about- the press, and tion of new chairs and salad about attending the proceedings in Harrisburg the added expense of eating away from school.. (10)( ) both have no regard for buffets , but. I can't' help but if there had been classes scheduled yesterday.. SNAPPER lauds faculty and staff members the constitution they are sup- wonder , in this age of the This is of particular concern this late in the sese--¬ who aided the students in the planning and posed to serve.. shrinking budget , how much . ¬ did these improvements cost? mester. Because classes were cancelled , stustu-- execution of State College Day for they have symptoms apparent.. The are While the regular salad table dents did not have to worry about missing not only helped themselves but also the students ? to The cure That is up the may not have been as attractive essential notes , lab work or tests.. and state college system in general.. campus.. students of the Is this as the new one did indeedinde d - - it ------? ------disease malignant or not serve its purpose and I see no SNAPPER . MHIorsvlIIe. State. College! . . Mlllersvllle., Pa.. Bob Smith real reason why more money Elizabeth Fuller-EDITOR Student Senator should have been spent to rere--¬ Adviser: Mrs.Fuller. Leah G.. Fudem place it.. NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS MANAGER ART SPORTS CITES NOISE Perhaps due to the number Sue Kiley, - Donald Johnson, Jeff Wilson Linda Berry Jim Donato, editor of chairs which' were damaged - ! Dear : David Petry , Co- dtor head photographer Chuck. Book Sue Kichline Editor Coeditor or , new Janet Acker Jim Cottingham FEATURE Philip Comeaux Andrea Kissh I am constantly amazed by broken a number of Brenda Colbert Bob Kopf Carol Damien Dave McAfee chairs needed to be purchased , Sue Devlin Sharon McDonald Judy Halden , editor Daniel C.. Doria Cordell Morgan the inconsideration some dorm ' Janet Aeschleman majority Bev Guise Dave PinchPlnchlckIck. Linda Dunlap Dan Paul students display toward their but I doubt that the Carol Huber Roger Weggel Jeffrey Coulson Cheryl Polczyntkl Doug Smith of the dining hall furniture Debbie Hummel Sue Frey Brian Wilkes neighbors.. I was awakened from Sarah Goldstein replacing.. Genora Orr COPY Joe ValponeVal Pone CIRCULATION a sound sleep at approximately needed Marion Ozimlna Kathy Jenkins . . Now when there is a shortage Mary Shenton Alexis Swydenlcl ,, Thomas Lee Sarah Anne Gilbert 2 a.m. Monday by several girls Ma ' OFFICE Jane Stoner 8editordltor JudyJ uoy PricePrice manager who were shouting , not talking , of everything most notably Linda Brown Terry Thomas' Fitzpatrick , Sharyn Baptiste - Shane Williams Savastano money allotted to the state colcol-¬- Debbie King Mary Steinbach Alvin Schnupp managingmonag Ing editor Debby DeLuca in the corridor outside my Kathy . VanDlvort Valerie Spain Michelle Hallig Barry Frey room.. This happens frequently.. leges I feel there is a real need Phyllis Lingle Marie O'Byme' - CAMPUS LIFELI . E imagine by for these purchases to be justi Ed Ricks , I would that the Terri Pogozelskl - . Jane Huber , editor time a student reaches college fied.. ' Mary Kozak : Katie Lee age he or she would have acac--¬ A Frugal Student , ------". - - - . .

:Wednesday, December 5, 1973 SNAPPER Page Three Senators Question SLRO Constitution The Student Legal Rights Or-- Plans for State College Bay

: .ganization. discussion , tabled at in Harrisburg were reviewed. the previous Senate meeting , Senate urged: students to sign was' again. brought' before the up in the SMC and dining hall senators Nov. 29.. Mark Clark , lobbies to participate in the ral¬ a. spokesman for the organiza¬ ly held Dec. 4.. tion , stated ithat if a lawyer is Faculty Senate unanimously r hired by the. college exclusively, passed a motion to raise the "He" will not only have a rela¬ Deans' list requirement ito 3.5.. . tionship with the faculty and This will become effective in administration , but with the January. The reason for this -commun- communityJty surrounding the stu-- action is the fact that over 900

- dent- . The lawyer will be a sort students made the list last se¬ - ¬ - I of legal insurance-for the stu mester.. Once a student is on ' , I dents use. He will be there if the list for three semesters , he " ,you need him. is eligible for the Awards Ban¬ I ¬ The constitution for this or quet.. ¬ ganization , ,however , was ques SEVERAL HIGH SCHOOL students who toured group shot outside Gordinier Dining . Flynn has urged: President Hall tioned by many of the senators. the campus on Opportunities Day paused for a ( Staff Photo ) Duncan to arrange a committee ' objections to. the con¬ The main to investigate the energy crisis stitution' concerned two issues : on campus. This committee will exactly- who would be members AfSC Sponsors Opportunities ¬ Day include students , faculty and ad. of the SLRO , and exactlyexa tly who ministrators. . Dr.. Duncan an¬ would pay for the legal serv¬ ' " nounced he is taking action'a tion - that ices. It was suggested (thatt power . and has plans to reduce For High School Minority to pay the lawyer be ¬ Students funds tak and conserve energy for the en. from the student activity fee Nearly 500 high school ¬ . portance of college crisis. stu tunities here The counselors a education perhaps $$1 to $$1:50: from each dents participated, in the activi¬ attendeda a lecture on preparing for members of- minority - - . , Sen- resignation of Richard ' ¬ student After discussion The ties on Opportunities Day , Nov. the students for college counsel groups. : : ¬ . was . , , aite voted to send the constitu Dread announced Elections 21.. Students toured the MSC ing by Dr.. Richard G.. Blouch Powell thought this was the {) ¬ vacancy ibe at tion of SLRO back to the con for the will held campus , including Lenhardt and and Mr.. Samuel M.. Manson. Ap¬ most successfulsu cessful Opportunities ' meeting next - stitutional committee of the the first of Senate Burrowes dormitories , and plications: were available at the Day program that has even been Senate for revision. semester. lunched at Lyle Dining Hall admissions office{) during the day held here ibut added that 'he'

, . ito where they were welcomed by for anystudentany _student who wished would like to have seen more President William H.. Duncan. apply. Members1v of the BSA' student and' faculty participa¬ Lectures concerning' financial were present throughout the tion , especially during the( stu¬ aid took

' . missions. ticularly for blacks , but for all the poor representation of Puer¬ Mr.. Robert Fleming lectured minority members. " The pro¬ to Rican and' Greek students , the students on PHEAA and ,gram was geared. to both stu¬ was due to a misunderstanding Mr.. Gene Wise informed stu¬ dents and counselors , stressing by the high school counselors - dents of- the financial aid oppor¬ the opportunities for and im¬ and he will try ta change this. ------' . Student Senate Elects Presidents Advisory Council for - . Term BY JANE STONER that a new , revised constitutionOneOrganizations" should raise submitted on or before . money on own rather than Plans for the State College be Dec their 15.. If no constitution is present come to Student Senate. This were ¬ rally in Harrisburg re at that date the organization will set limits on funds for vealed at the Nov. 15 Student will definitely be disbanded. emergency allocations." Senate meeting. Senate presi¬ The Student Legal Rights con¬ However, Senator Terry Jones dent Rick Flynn stated that ¬ . Why" should it be so " rally preparations are stitution was presented to the asked re the ¬ strictive ? Give newly formed - , really going great. Our plans Senate by Mark Clark a rep organizaorganizationstions a chance , and let are beautiful compared to the resentative for the organization . " Senate decide." other state colleges. MSC should He stated , This will provide ¬ be proud of the fabulous ef¬ the students with a legal coun Advisory Council Elections ¬ THERE WAS even time for some relaxation between the scheduled . " cil , and would retain an at events of Opportunities Day. fort torney exclusively for student A motion to delete Section An appeal of the disbanded Six from the allocation pro¬ League of Justice , responsible use. The lawyer will promulgate information about the students' cedure was passed. President - ree for the printing of the 2 CENT Rick Flynn said the procedure Labor Opposes , rights. He can also ga to court Interest PLAIN DEALER was brought " an effective alloca¬ with the students. The retainer provides before the Senate. The resulting committee for the ertire: Loans Available Tuition Increase the fee for the lawyer will be $5000$ tions discussion centered around year , not just the spring." ¬ - ¬ a year. " discussion was Mr.. Gilbert M.. Shoff, man The has an real need and purpose of the Further CIO tabled until the next Senate Elections were also held for ager of the college store , has nounced oppositiono to tuition PLAIN DEALER. Senator Bob ' ¬ the Presidents Advisory Coun - to board of increases at public colleges , " League of meeting. been elected the Arnett said The cil , which meets regularly with ' ¬ the Citizens Scholarship Foun and universities , according to Justice did not comply with the Allocations Procedure Presented President Duncan and advises dation of Lancaster County{) for a recent statement by Harry - , so it was disbanded. I concerning problems laws Terry Oakes pre¬ him the the 1973-1974- term. Boyer, president of the ¬ was not given a copy of their Treasurer . A Penn ¬ and need of the students - - sented the allocations pro loans up to $400$ , sylvania AFL-CIO.. constitution , although they were - motion to allow Interest , establishing the guide¬ available only to residents of Recent" proposals to ¬ given enough time. They were cedure Bacon in ¬ the council to be elected for ¬ lines the selection and oper Lancaster County, are offered crease tuition charges at not responsible enough to sub for . 15 to ¬ one year , from Oct the ¬ ation of the Allocations Com by this foundation to students public colleges and universi mit a constitution , so there is end of the spring semester , was , . the who are in college, trade schools ties would those no need for them to be on this mittee. The only part of seven hit hardest - passed. Elected to fill the " ¬ objected to by the or in adult education programs. students whose families ¬ campus. In reply to this state procedure , were sim : " ¬ vacancies on the council ': upon , ¬ Senate was Section b The Al - The loans are repayable ply cannot afford such added ment Mark Clark assured Sen Dave Brandt , Charlie Green ¬ not of course " ' copy of location Committee will hear completion the of costs , Boyer asserted. ate that a the constitu await, Marlene Frank , Barb . " . emergency allocations requesrequests study Every effort should. be tion was now on file , Becky an organization has been Snyder , Liz Hirakirak Applications for the loans can made to keep the cost of ' until Rodney Martin. Plain Dealer' Continues existence for the period of Schrieber and be entered at any time during public higher education with¬ in ' " ." Oakes explained the Paper the course of a students or an in the means of workers' Clark also stated that the one year Touchstone Requests ' . DEALER a big ¬ existence of the clause, stating adults continuing education families ," he continued. does have pur Open , a halted " - - or¬ During the Forum Mr.. Shoff will supply additional ¬ pose on campus, for the other that it ¬ Boyer stated that the ¬ from the TOUCH in ¬ " drawing em representative information to anyone eligible crease of student loans media does not cover the situ ganizations" fromfly requested funds from STONE problems adequate¬ ergency allocations . who is interested in obtaining would not provide an accep¬ ations and Senate to place an order for - ly.." Senator Bob Arnett also the an interest loan from the table compensation for in¬ the paper required to print the . Senator Keith O'Malley' agreed with Oakes , saying, Foundation state . paper creased tuition at the " " is good justification for year book Because of the Any who is interested = thought "we need two papers There student colleges . Starting"St" \rting\ life with a , cheaper quality ¬ . shortage a in obtaining a loan and meets on campus. two different opin this clause Organizations are debt should not be the price - and paper will be used. should contact . " constantly being formed ¬ the requirements some students pay in order ionstwo A survey containing ques . to allow disappearing before a year is college store or The Senate voted the . Mr. Shoff in the to get higher education", he tions about the TOUCHSTONES' stop in at his office in the stu¬ PLAIN DEALER to continue up.." said. ( on Page 8)) dent services building.- . operation with the stipulation Senator Peggi Griffith said, Continued Page Four SNAPPER Wednesday, December 5, . 1973

* S ' * A _ ' Campus/ Afloat : CRNFU Good Experience BY TOM FITZPATRICK added.. and Diane Williams. . every day "Things" you always read Classes were held The sisters will hold their except Sunday.. Class day :, were -. . about but' never see , " said Jane semiformal Saturday evening. classified A day, or B day.. If Stansbury , referring to the * *:,: * * Monday Tuesday "World" Campus Afloat"" trip was A day and Sigma Chi - was B day, but on Tuesday the Alpha has induct last semester , that took her a-- ed five pledges ship pulled into port then B for the Fall round the world.. CRIER : , day classes couldn't' be held.. So pledge period Mike Carbonell Last year decided to - IER , , Jane the day the ship left port Jesse Landis Bob McGowan be . get ¬ temporarily break ties and no should . Gary Reischer , and Peter Wil- came B day.. In this matter CUB ACTIVITIES attend. away everything.. She son.. from class days were missed.. , * * * * of CUB is sponsoring its first The brothers; recently went to wanted to see how the rest "Time" at sea became a lost - - lives attend ' annual Christmas Gift Sale to All women interested in play Madison College in Harrison-- the world and still commodity. . One didn't keep - SMC school.. Because of interest day and tomorrow in the ing indoor soccer next semester burg , Virginia for a southern her track of dates.. Time of month - . Twenty-four- seeing Africa and India , the - All-Purpose Room. should contact a SocHer before weekend.. in was remembered as before Ken ¬ ¬ campus organizations are selsel-- Friday, Dec.. 14.. World Campus Afloat organiza- ya . ¬ = Africa. * *:! * * and after South Fre- ling gift items from booths set tion afforded the most attract- country's- ' ports ' * * * * - quently a didn't . The new sisters of Kappa program.. ¬ up in a mall. - Al ive close on Sundays making it dif- The Outing Club will meet to pha Carol , dif Prices range from 50 cents Tau are Giantomas Since is no waiting list , to Sunday ar--¬ 7 p.m.. . - there ficult tell when ar day in Roddy 126 at Fi Carol Hawman , Marion Ozim-- to $24$ , with a wide variety of Jane was ready to leave on Feb.. rived , " explained Jane.. nal plans for the Florida trip ina , Suzette Paes Gale items on sale.. and 6 from Port Everglades , Flor- Faculty members came from will be made.. Faculty members Pierce.. * * * * ida.. During her trip she docked many areas of the United and their families are eligible The coed volleyball team - - at 16 ports of call in nearly States.. "Relationships" between The CUB Recreation Commit to participate in the trip.. composed of KAT sisters and four months at sea.. Time spent faculty students were very tee will hold an evening of The club is planning trips to the Vets became the league and on ; in these ports ranged anywhere close ," said Jane, adding that Christmas Bingo Sunday at Washington Williamsburg , Va.. , champion , but was defeated in two to or an " ¬ 8 p.m.. . the SMC galley.. from seven days "they worked together and shar- in and a hike on the Appalachian the playoff game.. average of to many experiences.. The special grand prize will Trail.. about three four ed Students foe two tickets to attend the Ca- * * * * days.. often met a faculty's' family as * * *:/: * " Week , Jan.. 1-6- The sisters of Omega Theta Time spent in well.. nadian Ski held Sociology-Social- the classroom at La Reserve in the Laurenti-- The Student Sigma recently held their sis-¬ totalled about 50 days with 80-- "The" people of the other Work Organization has been acac-¬ ans.. - terization at the General Sutter minute periods.. Since the class- countries visited were very as a school - Bingo cards are 25c for MSC cepted member as Inn, inducting Cathy Coulson rooms aboard ship were merely friendly and went out of their - - . sociation in the National Fed and Connie Daniel.. The sisters way to help the students , " stat students and 50c for visitors. - lounges , the rocking of the ship eration of Student Social Work are planning to sell Christmas ed . " was so surprised to * *'" * * often put the students to sleep, Jane. "I ers.. The club now will have acac--¬ ornaments at CUB " all - the gift sale stated Jane.. "The rest of your find out how many people The Venture committee cess to a range of ¬ in wider activ- Dec.. 5 and 6.. over world spoke English.. " everyone in class work was spent in the the vites interested ities and workshops in the area ' flag team - " a ¬ - The sisters' football field , learning first-hand what "I thought the trip was terter-- crafts and coffeehouses to at social work.. - . ¬ - compiled a 4-1 record this sese-- was taught in the classroom," rific time to get to know your every Monday " , , ... tend its meetings - - -.. - - - *'. * *-r *, mester.. she . self as well as the many differ- - added. at 8:30: pm. . in the SMC bal-¬ " Associate Professor G.. Terry * * * * Courses were ent other people , stated Jane.. cony.. interrelated " - ... Madonna , former Lancaster "I thought the trip was a ter *... *... *.,. ... At its sisterization banquet with the countries visited where ¬ rific to get to know your- County Commissioner and Gov- last month , Kappa Phi Epsilon practical application of each time The activities calendar for ¬ many ¬- ernment Consultant to the DeDe-- . self as well as the dif inducted Kathy Corry , Gail course could occur. Written or " spring semester will be in the ," partment of Community , ¬ other people stated Affairs Buehrer, Cheryl Richards , Sue oral reports were sometimes rere-- ferent mailboxes of resident students - a Jane.. "Being" on ship is like will be participating in panel Long , , to ¬ . - Terry Haupt Jacque quired for each student exex-- in early January. on legislative living in another . . There discussion reform Schurr and Bev Bessler.. plain what he learned.. Free world students may obtain Offtheir cal- sponsored by the Lebanon were 459 students from 47 dif- SMC or Food baskets with contents passes were given the students endar at the front desk County Young Republicans.. The ferent states," she explained.. . for Thanksgiving dinner were to attend various events and Philadelphia House. panel will also feature the Hon¬- " Jane kept a daily notebook cover drawing by given to three needy families.. visit certain places.. "However , A Steve orable H.. Jack Seltzer , Chair- of her trip and took many * * * * most of the time spent in port Eagleston and original verse by - " . many man of the House Appropria was your own time ," stated slides. She returned with Donna Kern are featured.. . Gamma Sigma Alpha will be happy tions Committee. Jane.. memories and would The meeting will be held on carol at Long Home Tuesday to share them with any student ORGANIZATIONS While on ship, the students Dec.. 11 at 8 p.m.. . - evening. . on campus.. strongly urges at the Lin had "casual"" " run of the ship, She Due to pre-registration- being coln Republican Club , 21 S.. The sisters are sponsoring a interested students to take ad- toy drive underprivileged being permitted to go anywhere held in Byerly gym the Folk-- Ninth St.., Lebanon , Pa.. All in- for except the captain's' and crew's' vantage of this program.. . children in Lancaster.. dancing Club will meet in the terested students may attend. . " Any studentstud nt interestedd in quarters. "Aboard ship there " - ¬ ' ¬ " SMC All-Purpose Room tomor- Students desiring further infor- ," - learning more about the "World ' never is a dull moment ex " : VET'S NEWS " row at 8:30 p.m.. . mation or transportation should ¬ Campus Afloat" program should claimed Jane.. "There" was alal-- * * * * contact Charlie Greenawalt at Chi Gamma Iota will hold a ways something to do day and contact Jane Stansbury at Ext. - . 494 or 872-4922.- . 8726290. regular business meeting - night.. There were parties , - The Aesculapian Society will Sun lec ------. - . - - * * * * . : - meet Thursday at 7 p.m.. . in Rod- day , Dec. 16, at 7:30 p.m.. . in tures , movies, plays , recreation dy 128.. Election of officers for Many students have not yet ( Continued on Page 5)) and many other activities ," she the Spring semester will be' claimed their copy of the 1973 BEST BUY held and Health Careers Day TOUCHSTONE.. The yearbooks will be discussed.. are available weekday after- Music Dept.. to Feature In Stereo JVC 4430 La_. * * * * noons and evenings in the TOUCHSTONE office , . - SMC. $199.95$ . The Commuting Students As Yearbooks were by - sociation will a financed Ballet Company hold Christmas students activity - fees and there ' " ¬ party Saturday , Dec.. 15 at 8 TeenThe Dancer's Workshop of Heavenly Light";; three madri- COMPARE fore offered free of charge to p.m.. . Details available at Lancaster , a teen-age- ballet gals, " These Delightful , are students.. "In Philadelphia House.. company will be featured in Pleasant Groves ," "How" Merrily e AM/FM Stereo ' " / * * * * FRATS & SORORITIES the annual music department's We Live"" and "Now Is the Christmas program Sunday at Month of Maying , " and a motet , . Full Size record changer The Art Students Organiza-¬ Sigma - Tau Gamma has in 7:307 : 30 p.m.. . in Pucillo Gymnasi- "Veni" Domine , " which features tion will meet tonight in SMC - - . Two acoustic suspension ducted the following new broth um.. , soprano.. - . Barbara Miller 108109. ers : Bill , , " Bull Bob Creveling "The appearance of the Danc- Four carols also will be sung : speakers * * * * Mike Cummings, , ' Jeff Daniels er's Workshop will be the high- "Lo" , How a Rose E'er' Bloom- Dave Hellegers and Mike ¬- . Quad splitter built in Alpha Beta Alpha will meet Steph light of the program ," says Dr.. ing , " "While" Shepherds Watch- en.. Tuesday at 7 p.m.: . . in Ganser Paul G.. Fisher, acting director ed by Night ,' " * * * * Their Flocks "I . Hook up for tape player Auditorium.. of the music department , for Wonder As I Wander"" featur-¬ The sisterization banquet of " , * * * * "we have never had ballet of ing Kathie Boyer , soprano , and . 90 days labor ; 1 year Delta Phi Eta will be held to- - " Any student interested in this type on campus , only pro "Carol of the Bells.. " parts guarantee" morrow evening.. Sisters and working as a WMSR engineer fessional ballet.. " The Symphonic Band will pledges should meet in the ' should apply at the WMSR The Dancer's Workshop , di- combine with the Women's' . Five free records til Dec.. basement lobby of Ganser ¬ studio in SMC.. Li rected by Mr.. Chet Zercher , will Chorus in "Quiet" Christmas.. " 15 with each set brary at 6:30: p.m.. . to organize perform in "The" Nutcracker The band's' other selections * * * * rides.. Suite"" by Tchaikovsky. . The are' "Festivo"" " by Nelhybel , past'issues' - Pictures used in past issues Sisters who ordered T-shirts troupe has been preparing for "Adeste" Fidelis"" arranged by of the TOUCHSTONE are now may claim them in Hull 226.. the program for more than six Gould and "A" Chistmas Festi-¬ available for sale.. Prices range The shirts cost $3.25$ . apiece.. months.. val"" by Anderson.. from 10 to 25 cents.. Students ..., - * * * * The program will include the ------interested in making purchases The newly inducted sisters of Women's' Chorus , directed by - should come to the TOUCH¬ Finest Wedding Invitations Rho Lambda Phi are Eileen Eh-- Mr.. David Sears , and the Sym¬- < STONE office any evening from Brought To Your Residence QIonest(! ' !!a fassettes ritz , Josie Gallello, Penny Good-- phonic Band, directed by Dr.. 6 to 7 p.m.. . 10100/0% Discount to Students ling, Cheryl Guenst , Donna Hut-- Fisher.. / 113 W.. Frederick St.., Millersville Call 392-6105- Call after, 6 P.M.. . * * * * ton, JJo0 Ann Johnson , Marianne The Women's' Chorus will Vincent B.. Marantz Mon.. - Fri.. 12 til 8 p.m.. . The Cinderellas will meet to-¬ Litzenberger , Linda Rice, Kathy sing two Bach chorales , "A" " 449 Hershey Ave.. Sat.. 10 a.m.. . til 8 p.m.. . night with the Track Club at 7 Stechler , Julie Thompson, Barb Child Is Born in Bethlehem"" " Lancaster , Pa.. 17603 in Byerly 105.. All members Trapazzano , Mary Jane Weaver and "Break Forth , 0 Beauteous , Wednesday, December 55-,- ' 1973 SNAPPER Page Five

Thomas Lee . . . A-musings- Travel and Study Abroad Deemed Gangster Flick Slated Interesting Learning Experience BY VALERIE SPAIN classroom. . All agreed that it The whole city was their cam- studying a wasn't' necessarily the - pus, and the learning experi¬- Arthur Penn's' "Bonnie" and Clyde"" , a landmark film of the Traveling and in univer foreign country can be an ex¬ sity life, but rather the every- ence became more meaningful , 1960's' , is this semester's' final offering of the Cultural' Affairs Com¬ citing educational , and cultural day experiences that were so especially because of their con- Friday Night Series.. ¬ - mittee Film experience for the student.. Sev¬- valuable.. Maria did think, how tact with the inhabitants.. Eu Depicting the story of the notorious Clyde Barrow - Bonnie eral seniors here at Millersville ever, that the educational sys- ropeans tend to be more open Parker gang of the Depression era thirties, the film is a rather went abroad in their junior year tem there was much better ; for- and hospitable , and because of lyrical tragedy of ,two American youngsters caught up in a ramb-¬ to study in France , Germany, eign students seem to know this attitude , hitchhiking , ¬ , ling spree of violence and death.. Refusing to "bite" the dust"" of and Spain.. Connie Daniel, Beth& what they want.. They concen- though it was not encouraged was considered a fairly safe poverty that a' Depression so readily allows , Barrow and Parker Krajcik , Jesse Gardner , and trate in their area of interest - to ¬ means of travel , said stu-¬ set out across the mid-West- and rob banks reveling not so Linda Paist studied in Mont- without being tied down unun-- the stu- - . - necessary requirements. . dents.. Connie, Nancy sev- pellier, France. Maria Angeli-- and much in the actual acquisition of the money , but in the excitement santi , Nancy J.. Brown , David One unique characteristic of eral of the other girls stated and danger of shooting and robbing.. Hoffman , Ed Potts, andnd Dan the school system is the lack of that they felt safer hitchhiking " Clyde"" sums up "Bonnie and probably best the decade it was Schwalm attended Marburg Uni-¬ tests and quizzes , though there in France and Germany than released in.. Like lemmings, the tiny animals whose very existence versity in Germany. . are sometimes oral exams and here in the States.. is programmed' for death , the youth culture of the last 10 years The atmosphere of Marburg always finals ; but this arrange- The French and the Germans has been an exhausting mind and body experimentation with or Montpellier is totally differ- ment allows the student to are also custom-oriented- peoper< ¬ -¬ ¬ drugs , sex , and marathon rock ffestivals ( Altamont , the Rolling ent from the campus atmos- study at his own pace.. There is pIe, with many activities cen- phere . most striking no tuition , just a fee for room, on family.. , Stones festival where a person in the audience was brutally mur¬- here. The tered the In France board , books , even so, dered by a Hells Angels member is still a frightening reminder aspect of the students in these and but the family is regarded so highly countries is their attitude. . The higher education is valuable.. that only very good friends are of the "lemming"" " madness' ) . seniors unanimously agreed Entrance tests for the German invited home , and Sunday after- The fatal escapades of Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker close- that the students they came in gymnasium or the French uni-- noons are always spent with the ly ; reflect this preoccupation with death the various jokes and contact with truly cared.. They versite are not easy, and once family.. The Germans place ann - ' cut-ups the gang play on each other and the law only lessen the were very aware, of and con- the student begins his college emphasis on sports , with a eventual sting of the brilliant concluding sequence , a virtual dance cerned with the workings of career he takes his studying league for every sport.. Ger¬- - seriously. . of death as Barrow and Parker are blasted by the bullets of silent-¬ their school , and local andnd in mans also encourage hikes and ly stalking lawmen. . ternational politics.. There is a definite contrast in trips for young travellers by providing inexpensive room and The cast , including Warren Beatty (who also produced the The students keep themselves the academic atmospheres of American and foreign universi-¬ board at their youth hostels , film ) , Gene Hackman, Estelle Parsons (Academy , informed.. They were anxious to Award Best - not very talk to Americans , and Beth ties , the seniors thought.. Every something that is well Supporting Actress ) , Michael J.. Pollard , arid the then unknown and Linda said they sometimes day occurrences outside the established in this country even FFayeye Dunaway as Bonnie ( everyone from Jane Fonda to Tuesday ¬ found themselves on the defen- classroom had a great effect on though more and more of Amer- Weld had turned downd wn the role ) , plays well as an ensemble , ' youth are discovering the but sive about U.S.. . foreign policy shaping their education.. Since ica's : - fall short of effective in scenes , - ¬ U.S.. . by hitching cross-country. . individual perhaps due to the fact and our many domestic trou¬- Millersville is an isolated com co-scripters- Many of seniors were - that David Newman and Robert Benton fail to fully bles.. Maria found the devalua-¬ munity, students that come here the sor community ry to year abroad - workw rk out their characters.. tion of the dollar to be humili-¬ from outside of Lancaster know end their be cause it was such a great op- "Bonnie" and Clyde"" , one of the truly "American"" " movies in ating , since dollar devaluation nothing about the culture of ¬ portunity to observe and learn, its depiction of our society ( as was ' " " ) tarnished the "American" imim-- this area.. The universities in last year's "The Godfather" to see world age.. " , agree , France and Germany, however, travel and that the will be screened this Friday evening at 7:30: and 9:30: in the SMC Nixon the students - seems to be a four letter word have no real campuses, so for is more than just MSC , Lan Wreck Room.. Admission is free.. caster County, or even the - in Europe as well as in ¬- these students, such a situation Unit The inscrutable oriental sleuth Charlie Chan- can be seen Amer ica.. helped them come in contact ed States.. These students agree tackling another mystery ' : ¬ unsolvable tonight at 7:307 30 and 9 in the Educational and cultural ex- with the people and the langu- that the world is a lot bigger SMC Wreck Room. periences weren't' limited to the age.. than a classroom. . Campus Crier (Continued from Page 4)) pointments may also be made Representatives from the SMC Rooms 20-21.- . All veterans for weeknights , 6 to 9 p.m.. . Vista/Peace/ Corps program will " and other interested persons be on campus today until 4:30: J\ \" may attendatt nd. ACADEMICS p.m.. . in SMC.. Majors in indus¬ . - \ I I . , , , The veterans of XGI and sis-¬ An examination for English trial arts education French ters of KAT will visit the Leb-¬ competency will be given -¬ Spanish , math and science and Fri experience , 0 0 0 anon V.A.. . Hospital Dec.. 16 for day, Jan.. 18 at 1 p.m.. . Students students with farm agency.. a Christmas program. who plan to take the exam must are being sought by the The first meeting of the Vet- register with Mrs'. Ruth Rutter * * * * erans'' Advisory Committee is in Bassler 114 before noon on Custom imprinting of letter- Dec.. 21.. scheduled for Friday , Dec.. 14.. The location for the ing or insignia can be done by W M S R The committee has been estab-¬ test will be announced later.. a heat transfer machine in the WMSR lished to provide student vet¬ college store during December erans with a forum to express MISCELLANEOUS and January.. Together Radio " - complaints and suggestions to A special student perform¬ "MSC imprinted T-shirts or administration , faculty and com- ance of the Pennsylvania Bal-¬ sweat shirts will be available ; munity representatives. . Any let will be held at the Fulton for additional stamping of ¬ , or and ( ) student interested in addressing Opera House tonight at 8.. Stu- names initials fraternity Listen For Us At 600 approximately the committee or having a topic dent tickets , priced' at $3.50$ . , sorority emblems ," says Mr.. for discussion should contact are available at the Fulton box Gilbert M.. Shoff , store manager.. on your AM Dial the Veterans'' Affairs Coordina-¬ office.. The Ballet company will Letter colors include navy, tor in the Admissions Office , be in residence at the opera white , red , gold and black.. Nov- ext. 601.. house through Saturday.. elty imprints are possible in Any veterans with problems multi-colors.- . Now Broadcasting From Our * * * * ¬ ¬ For imprinting special insig- should also contact the Veter- In The SMAC ans'' Affairs Coordinator.. The installation of the new nia , the design must be given New Studios UNIVAC Series 10/3 computer in advance to Mr.. Shoff, who * * * * / system is again delayed , Mr.. will arrange to hahaveve the art Any veteran seeking informa¬- Thomas Houser , director of work prepared for transfer.. , Our New Request Lines tion on V.A.. . benefits should con- computer services , reports.. The Orders for unusual designs Are tact one of the six student coun-¬ system is now planned for in- should be placed early in De- Ex 523, 524 selors available at the P.A.V.E.. . . . stallation this weekend. . All cember.. Special designs may 523,524 office in Philadelphia House training sessions will be held as be in several colors and can be .¬ weekdays from 1 to 4 p.m.. . ApAp-- scheduled.. ( Continued on Page 6))

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BY TERRY SAVASTANO in the crowd.. He asked. her to come on- stage so perhaps, you walked into your room that If assist him or discov¬ last Tuesday night after leaving she could - er the extent of her own psy¬- Lyte AudiAuditoriumtoriuiIll , and discover- chic ability.. Unfortunately , she ed that some metal object in ¬ failed to receive the vibrations your. possession was inexplica- from the audience of()f the word ' you bly bent , might assume it "green"" " which was printed on was caused by the powers- of chalkboard.. Geller was suc- > the #91 I famed psychic' , Uri Geller.. ! the . receiving this word Although some of his - cessful in { Y at from the. mind of the audience.. tempts. were not successful, E He then attempted , but failed , Geller still amazed the audience to visualize a picture of a cube, - 9 by completing other psychic- , like figure drawn on the board' . . several phemonena. He used One of the more successful people from the audience , phenomena in the presentation Lyte , him which packed to aid was when Geller triumphantly 691 on stage.. His first endeavor was - visualized the attire of a girl to try to have the audience tele- chosen randomly from the - pathically transfer to him a audi ence.. His attempt to mentally word from a blackboard on the - .' < < , , repair a watch was a failure, THE OBJECT pictured at far right is an ordin- Geller's: powers of concentrationoo eno-ma- stage.. A girl , chosen from the - key was by PsychicA Uri (Staff Photo ) but the climax of the night was aryn door which bent audience , wrote "Harrisburg"" " Geller's' feat of' successfully on the board , and the audience bending a' key.. The key happen- concentrate on word.. was to the ed to belong to a "non-believer"" - " Unfortunately , only suc-¬ Geller suc- the audience , who stood Campus Crier receiving the first from ceeded in ' powers.. - up and defied Geller's - [ ( Page 5)) event sponsored by the ¬ Purpose Room.. Speakers n- part of the word.. Nevertheless , - _ Continued from is Ger- in He claimed that Geller was us¬ man Club is open to all - clude Dr.. Hersemann of the the audience' was awed by' his ' ¬ and in tricks to accomplish ordered only in lots of two doz- Office - ing these terested students.. Student Life and Troop ability to pick up even a word - ¬ en.. no minimum order various feats of so-called psy- There is er Martin G.. Wenzler of the segment.. lettering. . * * * * chic ability.. requirementrequir ment for Pennsylvania State Police.. A > Uses Volunters Confirms Suspicion Cost for imprinting ranges fPhihi Sigma Pi will sponsor question and answer& period will upward from 10 cents per - "Drugs" and the Law"" Tuesday follow their presentations. . All When asked if anyone in the Geller put on a show that left let - ter for adding rames' : or num- at 7:30: p.m.. . in the Ganser All-- interested students may attend.. audience felt a psychic force non-believers wondering , and bers, to garments.. Custom dede--¬ within them , Mr.. Geller noted believers more confident of the ' - presence signs in colors will cost 75 cents the lone. hand of a young lady of psychic powers in each.. the minds of human beings.. Public Student Recital When he failed in one of his a imprinting is . The material attempts , he put on no false act Las-- plastic composition called ' ' ' to explain his way out- of the . by' heat Tonight Lyte tone. When transferred Scheduled in 'Who's Who' uncomfortable situation.. He to a T-shirt- or sweat shirt , the A public student recital will houser , clarinetist , playing Thirty - five seniors simply stated that he was un- lettering or insignia will remain , at : "Fantasie" Ballet"" by Mazellier. . able at that particular time to intact through repeated laun-- be given tonight 7:30 in have been chosen for in- Lyte Auditorium.. A trio composed of Linda perform that certain feat.. . 1973-74- derings. ; - clusion in the , - Barber , soprano Magiera , " He also gave a brief back ten " ' ¬ The program will begin with "Who's Who Among StuStu- ¬ or , and Daniel Potts , baritone , - ground on his career as a psy- Michael- Magiera playing Buxte-- ¬ - will sing Saint-Saens'- ' "Trio"" " dents in American Uni- chic.. Geller explained that he EVENTS hude's' "Prelude" and Fugue in " from the "Christmas" Oratorio." versities and Colleges.. is presently undergoing rere--¬ - " F Major"" on the organ. A pi--¬ The Art Students Organiza- pi Cheryl Smith , hornist , will Those selected are search and experimentation at ano duo of Roberta Brubaker tion will/ sponsor a Craft Fair present "Concerto" No.. 1 for Gregory L.. Bacon , - the Stanford Research Institute , and Sue Longobardi will play Jeff and sale Thursday , Dec.. 13. , in Horn"" by Strauss , and Patricia . , as well as at other famed - ' " . " rey R. Bradley Richard in Bach's "Italian Concerto. , . ¬ , organ , play the SMC Wreck Room. Mem- Hernley on the will F.. Burke , Richard A.. stitutes of scientific study bers of the Pennsylvania Guild Deborah Bialek , pianist , will Manz's' "How" Lonely the Morn- throughout the world.. ' ' , Robert E.. Dresh-- . " " Dread of Craftsmen will display and perform Bach's Chaconne ing Star , Opus 7, No.9"No.. 9" and ' " " er, Diane F.. Evans , Rich- sell merchandise.. Crafts include Squire's "Tarantella" will be Dupris'' "Lo" , the Winter Is Past, - by , - ard M.. Flynn , Joseph S.. pottery, ceramics, weaving, jew presented Nancy Gross cel Opus 18 , No.4.No.. 4"4.." " G.. , elry , candles , wood , watercolors , list.. Pianists Sue Matroni and The recital will close with Foster , Laura Frazier CHRISTMAS ' ¬ wheatcraft- , pressed flowers , Donn Mills will play Brahms' the performance: . of Stoltzer's' Steve P.. Grahek , Kath- " " enameling , egging and other "Intermezzo , Opus 119, No.3"No.. 3" "Fantasia"" " by a trombone quin- leen L.. Hess and Eliza-- ' " - GIFT SALE crafts.. and Chopin's "Polonaise , Opus tet composed of Gary Bredben-- M.. Hirak.. " Elizabeth 40 , No.. 1" respectively.. ner, Jay Hostetter , Michael 1 . * * 7h * Also MarilynMar i y n D. Closing the first half of the Jacobs , Rick Staherski and Hodge , Linda L.. Kreiser , , ¬ recital will be Robert Wood-- Woodbridge.. . Hilmar Stemmler German exex-- Michelle L.. Landis , Dav- Dec. 5 to change student, will show slides bridge in an euphonium solo id A.. Langford , George of Germany tomorrow at 7:30: "Morceau" Symphonique"" by . SNAPPER ANNOUNCES V.. Lingg , Douglas D.. Ly-¬ Dec. 12 p.m.. . in Ganser Auditorium.. The Guilmant and Janine Frank-: - Ly- STUDENT SERVICE ons , Ennis K.. ' Manns , Starting next week, Cam- Deborah A.. Marinello , LP's' $ . $ . pus Crier will include a new Rita M.. Miller , Steven B.. $3.33 and $1.99 - . - - section In this area, Mobley , Joyce E.. Mur¬- pus students who offare in phy, Genora Orr and RoRo-¬ need of a roommate to share - Tapes $4.44$ . ' berto Ortiz.. the rent of a room or'or apart- Also Paul D.. Pintarch , ment will be mentioned.. UDC . This is not an advertising Eddie N.. Powell , Richard Maxell 90 $2.20$ - section. . Apartments for lease J.. Riskie , Arthur H.. Rod - or sale should not be. sub- riguez, Patrick F.. San Maxell 40"" 8t mitted.. It is only a service ders , Paulette M.. Steffa , for MSC students in need of Rodney Upsher, Craig C.. $1.50$ .

- roommates. . Wagaman , Dennis R.. Students interested in Wood , and Theodore J.. taking Watts RMK Kit $7.95$ . advantage of this Zellers.. service should fill out the cards available at the front Maxell UD 1800'' desk of SMC, and sees e that . . . " . ' : the completed cardsarecards areare. dede--¬ $4.00$ . posited in the SNAPPER UAUI/iC6onon mailbox.. / SERVICE The deadline for Wednes¬- VENDING H day publication ibe will 3 CANDY - SNACKS - CIGARETTES pm. . the Friday before' . The item must be submitted COMPACT COFFEE IDEAL! FOR SMALL BUSINESS again each week , if it is to( appear more than once.. DISTR.. OF - - It is also hoped that there SAV will be a central bulletin 394-4948- . SMC - W.. Frederick St.., I board in where room i11313 Mlllersvllfe mate () :ff-- 1 PRINCESS I information for off 542 ANNE DR.. , Mon. - Fri.. 12 Iii 8 p.m.. . campus students may be LANCASTER Sat.. 10 a.m.. . til 8 p.m.. . URI GELLER spoke informally with students in the SMC the aft- posted.. ernoon before his very successful performance.. Wednesday , December 5, 1973 SNAPPER Page Seven ------,

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. . ' ' . 'I , . against York.. by Bloomsburg . Each .. , BY CORDELL L. MORGAN to use his bench State " ¬ " ; ' ' ' game : : 'I strong was separately impor ' point is '' ; taken - '' ' ' the ' Another ' : . . of offensive : " , display , fine ' ' A , I ' ,1 ! ! . 1i/11IliIii'lii! / ! , ' : ' " ' : , , - - " . tenacious man-to-man defense tant in its own right, but the . 'IIIIJlllli J . and defensive execution in the , . . ' '. . ., - 1111'1' ,. , , significance game , ' employed by the squad espe of this takes . ! , second half carried MSC to a . ,,' . " - - cially in the second half.. This on monumental proportions. " . 91-69 victoy over the York Col ' ' ' : - defense forced York to take Bloomsburg has a habit of hurt II lege Spartans last Friday night III " ' : :11': ' t. , . . . , cause , . . many many ing Marauder and . in Pucillo Gymnasium. . The outside shots of the . appeared which included the "long" bomb"" last year was no exception . The Marauders somewhat . way . ! . . variety.. MSC game was close the . ' " " also had a decisive all . during of ; " . most the : first ' "tight" " 111I1'I' ' ; . " " ' ' ' . : : : : : , ' : - - , . ' , , edge Bloomsburg finally I"" in the rebounding depart with win ' . , ' . stayed ' ' ' ' ''. ' ' as within . I'' York " , half " . . . : ' ! 1'11' . ! : , , . I' . , " ' - . " . 73-66 . , . " . . ' 11111/,1.,1 a by a A " ' ment. was definitely ning win . , score , team . . - It / , ' " . ' " ' 1111,1'1"" " , ' : striking distance majori ' : : I for the i ' " '' '' : ' ' , : " ' ' .1'. ' , < ' ' '' , ' . " . 1111. . . . 1' , " " ' ! . ' : _ " ' . - ! : , as 12 ; : ' ! team . varsity '' . : . " , the is essential ' ! . ' : : , : effort perform " for : all here , . ' . . : , : : ty of 20 ! first minutes. " , ' those : ' ' . , : : I'II.'I' ' } . ; . ' ' , , , : I' " , . , ' . . , ers saw action.. to a successful season and fan : ! 't:: . . ; 1 Team Unites ' ¬ ; ! ' : Coach Gamber's - support for this game will be : ! \ Junior Varsi : , iiBir\f'( ' ! . . : : ' . . , 'i:1'' , " , : , : ! . . , got - ty squad did not fare as well essential in helping the team . : ; ! team , However ' , the it to , , ( gether in the second half , build- in the preliminary game , as gain this victory.. ing the lead from eight points they absorbed a 75-69- loss.. Dave Urges Support - Albright led the Marauder - 33)(. ) to a final majority of un Nothing would get the coach- derstudies with 22 points.. 22.. The Marauders , led by Steve es and teams (Varsity and Jun¬- Drummer's' 18 points , had four Face BSC Varsity ) psyched . ' more ' : than " ior : - ' figures.. ' I players double The passed through . ilil'/I'I" in team has / In to see 3500 plus fans in the . ' " . ' { i I category eluded with part - ' in this what might be called one Pucillo tonight to sup ' lil'i" Stands ' - - , : Drummer, , were Phil Walker of the 1973-74 season.. All the cause ; - port the and it would : - ; ! with 16 , Mike Garman with 14, pre-season drills and games are certainly not help Bloomsburg. . and Bo Gantz with 12.. The MSC now history , as is the first offioffi-¬- The Marauders represent Mil-- i , offensive attack , though , was cial game with York.. York has lersville State, particularly the ' " .

, ¬ iil'I" aided greatly. by the overall - a fine team , possibly the , best so out ' bal body , come " . . student and ' 1' . " ' : ! ' ' ' - . . ' ! . ' . . ' . , ' , . scoring. 111 leading : : . . ance ' York's . team Spartans , in , , , the ' " . . support . : . : the team. ; . " ' , . , . . point man was Wendell Byrd have ever organized.. . . MSC 91 , YORK 69 . . ' . all ' . 16. , with However the Marauders have . , Millersville York ...... ' . . . The Marauder bench had an encounter tonight in Pucillo F T F T ' OFTG OFTG been instrumental in the team's Gymnasium which makes all the Davis 1 0-0- 2 James 3 0.0. 6 4-6- 18 Gibbon 2 1.1. 5 5-0- pre-season- , prev . Drummer 74-67 21-1 - record and previousous encounters minute. 1 Wagaman 2 3.4. 7 Rudy 0-0- 2 OGO IN ACTION as they captured the co-ed- volleyball champion¬ Coach DeHart 4-7- 16 Krouse 4 0-0- 8 did not hesitate The opposition will be provided Walker 64-76 . Gantz 60-16 0-1- 12 Maul 5 1-2- 11 ship for the second year in a row Baker 3 2.3. 8 Byrd 80-08 0-0- 16 Kamen 3 0-0- 6 Kirby 4 0-0- 8 Zimmer'an' an 0 2-2- 2 Alexander 21-12 1-1- 5 Albright 2 0-0- 4 Stickles 0 0-0- 0 Millersville - Hanck - 0 Drops 0 0 0-0 Metzger 0 0-0 Banning:) 1 0-0- 2 Peters 4 0-0- 8 Garman 70-17 0-1- 14 Meetings , Contest - Totals 3815- 91 Totals 333-46933 3-4- 69 Swim Meet,, York 33 36-6936 69 62-40 - ' Millersvile 41 50 91 : . 2.. Cicero (M) ; 3.. Glander (M) ; 50-91 BY DAN PAUL 157.8; Officials Kershaw , Dapp - And Listed Score 124.- . - Ideas JVOfficialsYork 75 , Millersville 69 Millersville lost its home op-op{)p-¬ 3.3 . 50 Yd.. Freestyle1.. Rudisill (E ) , York- - - (}of - : ' Time 2424:1: ; 2.. Grahek (M) ; 3.. Bond (E) ; Winners of the foul-shooting contest are women's ¬ b - ening swim meet last Wednes- - Score 187.. Sigma Phi Delta with 41 ; men's' Latvian Pigs with 82, and day to Elizabethtown , 62-40.- . 4.. 200 Yd.. Individual Medley-1.. Zim- Latvian- Two merman (M) , Time 2:15.1: . ; 2.. Worrell (E); co-ed- --Bits & Pieces with 47.. Millersville swimmers 3.. Hoagland ( E) ; ScoreS ore 2212.. . - Hockey ¬ 1 Ice Bits : ' - scored double victories.. Dave 5.. Diving i Meter-1.. Lints (M) , 135.6. Individual winners are women's - Marilyn Owens, scor- . E . - pts. ; 2.. Fassig ( ) ; Score 2517.. Marilyn Zimmerman in the 200-yd.- . - ing 14 out of a possible 25 , and men's' Jim Henry who In 6.. 200 Yd.. Butterfly-1.. Tracy ( E ) , Time - - E dividual Medley and 100-yd.. 2:24.8: . ; 2.. Orth ( ) ; 3.. Grahek (M) ; scored 48 out of 50.. Jim Freestyle and Tom Lints in the Score 3318.- . 7.. 100 Yd.. Freestyle-1.. Zimmerman Starts Play John Jensenius and Judy Barnhurst won the mixed two diving events.. (M) , Time 53.5. ; 2.. Peterman ( E) ; 3.. E . . ' singles was won The scoring for the meet was Rudisill ( ) ; Score 3733.. The Millersville State Ice doubles tennis match. The women's match 8.. 200 Yd.. 1.. Hoagland Backstroke- Club opened season by Dawn Toutkalkjian (eq.. ) . : E Hockey its as follows five points for first, ( ) , Time 225.4: . . ; 2.. Dickerman (M); 3.. points Gland (M); Score 4227.. . in the Lancaster Hockey League won flag competi- three for second and one E Wicker Blue the intramural football 9.. 500 Yd.. Freestyle 1.. Worrell ( ) , - Freestyle- Nov.. 13 , dropping a 7-4- contest point for third.. The relay events Time 5:38.9: . ; 2.. Zimmerman (M) ; 3.. CicCic-¬- tion.. M ; . . . winners were awarded seven ero ( ) Score 4731. to Honeybrook. Frank DiPrima be - club meeting tonight in Byerly 101 10.. 200 Yd.. Breaststroke1.. Bond (E) , - There will a track . - scored three goals for Millers points 2:33.7: . ; 2.. Coll (M) ; 3.. Peltz (M) ; Score at 7:30.7 : 30.. All men interested in participating in Spring Track 5235.. . ville and Alan Hench had three EVENT 11.. Option Diving 1.. Lints (M ) , 180 or the Spring Trip should attend.. Diving- assists to pace the scoring.. 1.. 400 Yd.. Medley Relay1.. Elizabeth- pts.. ; 2.. Hoover ( E ) ; Score 5540.- . - ¬ . . . R . will tomorrow at town , Time 4:17.9: ; 2.. Millersville , Score 12. 400 Yd. Freestyle Relay -1. Eliza- Last Tuesday , Millersville Winter Track team meeting be held . . bethtown , Time 3:40.8: . ; 2.. MillersvilleMill ersvl lie; 70. lost to cross-town- rival - 4:15: pm. . in Pucillo 211.. All interested candidates should at- 2.. 200 Yd.. Freestyle1.. Orth ( E) , Time Score 6240.- . 1. Frank - - - lin & Marshall, 5-3.. Frank Di tend.. Prima scored a goal along with * * * * Ter Zellers and another player.. Marauder X-Country- The All- Conference Team of the Pennsylvania F & M outshot Millersville , 82-- State Football Conference has been named and Millersville . 20.. All Team Will/ Miss Bradley Millersville played league State players dominated the team.. champions Swarthmore and Chosen for the first team were QB Mike Burke , WR " cross-country- ' - "The finest Millersville's new 5-mile course were again beaten 5.3. , last Doug Lyons , End Jim Toomey , OT Tom Coombs , Kicker Pat 25 : 46 , team in Millersville history and at 25:46 plus records at State Thursday.. DiPrima kept up his Barnett, Defensive Lineman Joe Irwin and DB Joe Miller.. ever College Lehigh.. ' the finest distance runner and scoring touch by adding anoth¬- Mike Squires and Gregg Meyers were named to the to wear Marauder trunks," says The Marauder team lost only er goal to his total of five in s . Stroudsburg " " ¬ second team. West Chester and East each Coach "Cy" Fritz of the 1973 two dual meets out of 10, dudu-- games.. Other goal scorers three placed only five players on the squad.. Millersville State College cross- plicating their 1972 record of for Millersville were Charles country . 8-2- ; on to team and its captain. then went win higher Miller and the other player.. Both the team and captain honors.. The Black and Gold Swarthmore scored first with Jeff Bradley scored outstanding won its third straight Dist.. 19 just three minutes gone in the successes this year.. Bradley , the NAIA title at York, scored sec- first period.. But Millersville Lancaster's' Racing & Touring senior from East Petersburg, ond behind Edinboro in the drew even when Drew Fenster-- beame the only Millersville ath-¬ State Conference Meet, was sev¬- macher blasted a shot from the - - lete ever to win four All-Amer- enth out of 33 colleges in the point that hit the post, and Di- ican rankings as he scored both NCAA nationals and ninth in Prima was in perfect position BICYCLE CENTER state and national triumphs.. the ICAA ' to ram home the rebound.. But . -- Fuji - - Broke 3 Records Fritz Looks Ahead Swarthmore took control of the Crescent - -' Follis " " " . : The team captain , once a "At the end of the season we game , and into the final period . All '. Accessories -i- : - ' football aspirant at Hempfield had the best team I have ever were leading 5-1 , when Millers- . & Hiking: . " Biking Gear High School , capped four years had at Millersville , commented ville came back with two goals . of{)f cross-country- under Coach Coach Fritz.. "Although" the 1971 by Miller and the other player , 10100/0%/ Discount with Student ID. Card . by winning the Dist.. 19 team had equal potential , this but this effort wasn't' enough.. ' 1470 ManheimM nheim Pike , Lanaster Fritz . , . NAIA championship the fourth year's' squad had a much better In three games, goalie Tony straight year, capturing , more pride in working Apichella a . attitude . the has faced total of . - . Conference championship , and winning.. was a most - 177 shots, while giving up 17 299-0393 sat 1 . State It LI . :, Open Man thrutb Fri.1TFri. AM.to PM. , , . i 9 scoring ( out of 213)) in isfying year.. " goals.. AM ! o third . Sof.. 10.. to 5 PM the ICAA ColCollegeege Division, tenth The loss of four seniors will Millersville's' next game will : ' HARRYRY GLAH Proprietor IfiiE BIKE - , ( out of 346)) in the NAIA nana--¬ be felt next year , primarily the be Dec.. 11 against Coatesville. . - ' . ' . . tionals and 14th in the NCAA championship running of Brad For directions , and possible ' ! BANKAMERICARD ryl3ster . ¬ - , hargeI. Division 3 nationals.. In addi- ley.. Other losses will. be Perry transportation to the game , concon ' (11.( . & . C & " 0 ' r"t" ''' '' tion , he broke' three course rere--¬ Hoberg , Ken Mertz and Dave tact Tony Apichella , Box 3145 I cords, setting the record over Long. or call ext.. 525..

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Page Eight SNAPPER Wednesday, December 5, 1973

English Dept.. Creates Course 010; Establishes Open 'Writing' Center''

A special course for foreign. Foreign students and others struction is not so high as ours.. students and others seeking aid registered in "English" as a Sec-¬ Some of our students begin colcol-¬- in English composition and oral ond Language"" will also take lege with a Standard English communication will be available advantage of the personnel and rhetorical background which is next semester , Jeffrey B.. Wil-- facilities of the Writing Center.. at best minimal , " he adds.. lens , assistant professor of This course , conducted in the "And" finally , there are people English , has announced.. evening , will follow the same who may wish to attend college TitledTitIed "English" as a Second basic procedure as the Writing after being out of school for " ¬ Language , the course will offer Center , with the teacher dede-- many years.. These students need individualized instruction in the termining the structure of the, to acquire some or all of the fundamentals of spoken and languages spoken by his or her fundamental syntactic skills written English for non-native- students and adapting lectures , which are necessary for success- speakers , proceeding from basic discussions , drills , and laborat- fully completing a standard

' : : ' - : > conversation through the fun- ory experiences to their vary composition course , and there damental structures of written ing needs.. is not sufficient time in a 15-- communication.. The Writing Center will week semester to ' teach both In conjunction with this serve MSC in other ways as basic grammar and rhetoric," Mr.. Jeffrey B.. Wiliens course , Mr.. Willens is - ¬- well.. Students who have passed he continues.. " " ing a "Writing Centerco, " which English Composition but who "What we need therefore is a will be fully operative by the need additional help in various means of helping students who beginning of the Spring semes-¬ aspects of writing and library have various writing problems House , Venture Schedules ter.. Staffed by members of the research can be referred to the acquire basic language and English Department and a group Center. . This service will be writing skills , and this is what a - of trained student tutors , the especially helpful to students in Writing Center would pro Series of Crafts Workshops " Writing Center will provide in- scientific disciplines requiring vide , Mr.. Willen concludes. . A scvhedule of six workshops at the Venture Clubs Luzerne dividual instruction for those instruction of the fundamentals The Writing Center will be - House , has been announced. . Students may sign-up- for these work- who have difficulty achieving of technical writing , and those open on a "walk-in"" " basis six shops at the front desk of SMC until three days before the begin- competency in EnEnglishglish Com- who completed English Com- hours per day.. It will be manned ¬- position.. cannot position some a basis by the ning of each.. A small materials fee will be charged for each work- The Center but have since lost on regular co- place of , a ¬ shop.. take the the required of the skills learned in that ordinator student adminis- composition course (English course.. While students who trative assistant and/or by at ' / 7 . . The first workshop will be held tonight from to 10 p.m. on 110)) , but will aid students in formally register for the course , least one tutor.. The rest of the embroidery , taffy making and candle making. . Workshops are also successfully completing it.. English 010 , will pay the normal tutors would. be assigned case- ¬ - scheduled for next Saturday and Sunday from 1 to 4 p.m.. . Satur- Students have the opportunity tuition , others who take ad loads averaging six students , day's' workshop will be on stained glass and crocheting and Sun- to ,register for Writing Center vantage of the Center's' services each of whom they would see ( - . day's' on leather work and quilting.. English 010)) as a three-credit are admitted free of charge. three times per week at the course , on a pass/fail/ basis.. An- Mr.. Willens , instructor of lin- Center.. Tutors wil! also ,be on Additional workshops are planned for Wednesday , Dec.. 12 , other semester may be added guistics and a specialist in call during the Center's' hours from 7 to 10 . . on candy ; , . 15 pm quilting and house Saturday Dec. , with credit should the student Medieval literature and culture , of operation.. 1 to 4 p.m.. . ; ' from on candle making and Christmas decorations and need extra help.. thinks that for most students , a Students interested in serving on Sunday, Dec.. 16 , from 1 to 4 p.m.. . on candy house and Christmas The procedure for a student standard course in composition as tutors for the program (at cookies. registering for Writing Center is sufficient for acquiring writ- the college's' standard wage rate) Bennae' Pastor will be the manager for the first three work- will be as follows : upon enter- ing skills , but often' , English 110 can apply at the English Fac-¬- , . . ing course a battery of tests is not enough. ulty offices located Perry shops and Sue Messimer will manage the following three.. the in will be administered to deter- "It" is not unusual for a stustu--¬ House.. No ' experience is neces-¬ mine what skils need improve- dent to demonstrate writing sary and the student need not ment.. An interview is then con- competence in his or her com- be an English major.. Basic rere--¬ - - . ¬ Student Senate Elects ducted with the Center co-or- position class. and then revert to quirements include a 2.5 gen- dinator , who will devise an - his sloppy writing habits acquir¬- eral average , a 2.5. English ( Continued from Page 3)) books ? " in dividual curriculum for stu-¬ ed through many years'' misuse average , and a willingness to ' the stu- ¬ However , policy of free yearbooks to unun-- the Senate voted dent to follow.. This program is of the written language ," he learn the basic instruction ¬ to assure the TOUCHSTONE ' dergraduates was taken prev then completed at the student's states.. "Some" of our students methods , which include Applied

, that funds will be ' . iously and showed that a available for own pace, with the help of the transfer from two and - Linguistics and the Teaching of the costs , - majority of students favored and that the TOUCH faculty colleges where levelfourof - English.. tutorial, and staff the in this policy.. But paper for these STONE should order the needed TOUCHSTONES could not be amount of paper.. ordered until the Senate allowed A request was made to dis- the requested money to be avail- tribute 50 to 100 copies of the Two National Groups Question able.. Student Senate minutes to each of . Yearbooks the residence halls. But due Free ? , Carnegie Commission Recommendations to the paper shortage , copies of Flynn suggested that the sen-¬ minutes will only be available Two national organizations pIe through the maintenance of work together and with other " . " ators look at the problem in a at the SMC front desk for in- comprised of leaders in public the low tuition principle. . groups to discredit any higher general sense.. TOUCHSTONE terested students.. higher education have voiced The two groups were respond- tuition proposals , stating that $ , . any - to challenge ' is requesting another $18,000. Emergency Allocations sharp disapproval of pro ing recent recommendations the ahead would be We have already given out all posals to raise tuition at state by the Carnegie Commission , to wage an information battle Two emergency ¬ the activity fees we will take allocation rere-- colleges . the CommitteeCommi ttee for Economic and to demonstrate that the quests were granted at the meet- in.. We cannot let the budget The American: Association of Development and a commission public supports the principle of ing.. The Student Senate budget run into a deficitt.. Is our top State Colleges and Universities of the College Entrance Exam- low or no cost public higher

' ' , - requested $7,500$ , of which . priority to hand out free year ( AASCU ) , unanimously passed ination Board that tuition at education. $1,000$ , will cover the Harrisburg a resolution at a national meet- public schools be substantially One leader expressed opti¬ rally , and this was approved.. ing in San Diego in early - increased.. mism that public policy-makers- The Political Science Organiza¬ No - ' Concert Changes tion also received an emergency vember which strongly support- In a resolution , delegates to would eventually see the bene-¬ " - - to - ed "the century-long concept of the state colleges meeting fits for society of low-cost The College Union Board allocation attend a con - no or low tuition in public stressed that the effect of tui schooling but noted that it: has announced the following ference.. " " " changes in concert procedure The new constitution for the higher education.. tion increase would be "to bar would take "three to five years many deserving and qualified of intensive communication by for the Billy Preston/Status Industrial Arts Society was acac--¬ In a similar meeting held in / ¬ ¬ ' young people higher those of us higher Quo concert scheduled this cepted.. This constitution will Denver , the National Associa- from edu- in educa- to - . " Saturday : make the organization of IA tion of State Universities and cation or to force them be tion. the - ¬ - ¬ gin their adult lives with large Another educator felt the (1)( ) Only one-half- as many Society similar to that of a fra- Land-grant Colleges also unani- bat long-term- . " tle to hold the line on tuition outside tickets are available ternity.. The request for a name mously approved a statement debts" - " ¬ Answering a recommendation whether tuitions rise rapidly or as past concerts. . change from the Balloon Ascen-- urging that "maximum educa- were . for be - be , cion Club to the Sunburst -¬ tional opportunity must be se- that direct student aid in would lost noting that (2)( ) Students are allowed Bal - . ¬ creased in place of low tuition , gradually they will still con two . loon Club was also accepted. cured for American young peo- only tickets per ID. Each ' ' - the resolution maintained that tinue to climb.. student's name will be check aid "is" not and cannot be a Some of the educators called ed off on a computer print- substitute . . . is an the resolutions. " " out sheet when the tickets English but rather "barbaric" and Forum Presented essential supplement to ensure outrageous" " stating that "who" - are purchased.. - The English Club will present Willa Cather and Theodore opportunity for all . . . " ever wrote the CED report has (3)( ) Tickets are on sale a forum on "Women" in Litera-¬ Dreiser.. Further , the resolution stated never worked with state legis¬- only at the SMC front desk.. ture"" tomorrow night in Ganser "This" is not a speech for "student-aid" - programs are latures.." (4)( ) The stage in Pucillo that Auditorium at 7.. Margaret women's' liberation an ¬ subject to annually shifting po-¬ One , Gym will be raised to a liberation-it is exex-- po- chancellor stating that Woodbridge who received her clamation of women charac¬- litical and economic priorities "low" or free tuition has given height of four feet instead " AB and MA at Bucknell will ters in literature, , stated Mrs.. of governments and private this country strength and kept of the regular two feet for . speak on works which include Woodbridge.. . During the presen¬- leaders and are undependable knowledge and power out of better audience view.. . Philip ' Portnoy's' Com- students will ¬ to low an (5)( ) A six-foot- area will be Roth's tation read selec- means aid and middle the hands of elite ruling ' "' . plaint , Gustave Haubert's Ma- tions portraying the roles of income students.." class" said , would be a gross roped off in of the It - front ' ¬ ¬ dame Bovary and Henrik Ib-- several women in , literature.. also asserted that "institu" - error to move away from -aa sys- stage.. Ib It ' ' " " ' Tickets for the concert are sen's "A Dolls' House. Mrs.. Barry Frye , Suzette Bierman , tional ' aid, both federal and tem that has provided free or Woodbridge will also discuss Bill Nobile , Mary Horwedel and state , is essential to maintain inexpensive opportunities for on sale now at a cost of $3.50$ . works of W.. H.. Auden , John Jim Gilligan will participate in lower tuition.." education c s per student and $5$ for others.. of AmericansAme r i an Frederich. , Nims , Schajenhover , the program. The two groups agreed to throughout history.."