VOLUME 96, NUMBERC 49 AALLEGHENYMPUS COLLEGE, MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA FRIDAY, MARCH 9, 1973 Houston, Cissna to guide Campus

By DIANA ROSS the Campus in good working condition and work with Pat to Next term will see changes in bring new innovations to the the Editorial Board of the paper. We hope to make it look as Campus with the election of a good as possible." McCain stated new Editor-in-Chief and several that he "was impressed by the other membership alterations. manner in which Cissna stepped Pat Houston has been chosen to into the position of Managing succeed senior Jack McCain in Editor without prior experience the position of editor. and made it once more an im- The new editor is a sophomore portant position." majoring in a Special Majors Several other personnel Program major of American changes have also taken place on Studies in Journalism. Houston the Campus staff. Judy Barabas is from Charleroi, Pennsylvania, has been appointed to the position where he was editor of his high of Advertising Manager, which school newspaper. He began she has been fulfilling unof- working for the Campus as a ficially for the past term. Junior freshman reporter, and moved to George Pierson has been chosen the position of Sports Editor last for the position of Assistant fall. Since the beginning of Managing Editor, in charge of second term he has filled the assigning stories. Pierson's position of Associate Editor, previous affiliation with the writing news stories, columns Campus has been in the capacity and working on layout. of responsibility for layout of the Houston commented that he editorial pages. Assistant 1111• - • . felt "very ulcerous" when asked Managing Editor Diana Ross, about his reaction to assuming also a junior, will become an the position. "Actually," he said, Associate Editor, when Pierson HIS FACE ALREADY BANDAGED from having been in a knock-down fight with an outlaw, Pat Houston, "Despite some basic ap- replaces her next term. new crusading editor of the Campus, asks plaintively, "Why me?" prehensions that I have about the Sophomore Darcy White will take difficulties of the job, I'm excited over the job of Business about taking on the challenge." Manager, which will be Houston will serve a three-term evacuated. period of office through second Changes in the Campus Board Student Judicial Board term of next year. will also be in evidence. Retiring Editor Jack McCain Photography Editor Henry said that he was "glad it's over." Silberblatt, a sophomore, has He expressed "the utmost con- been elected to the Board to fill C.C. conflict fidence in Pat's ability to fulfill intervenes in the position of departing senior the job." McCain will retain the Business Manager Mary Sue By PAT HOUSTON position of Associate Editor. Sweeney. Associate Editor Jim Doug Tallamy, a spokesman The statement concluded by Managing Editor Bill Cissna Skees will be on leave from the In the latest development of for the Student Judicial Board, saying that "We also ask the has been returned to his present Board during third term, as he what seems to be an ongoing said that the preliminary hearing Board for an opinion on the position, to which he was elected will be participating in the newly- controversy, the Student Judicial was conducted to determine matter of the entire method of in November to fulfill the term of established internship program Board decided to conduct a whether the case merited review selection to date used by the CC Scott Finley, for a full three-term with the Meadville Tribune. formal investigation into the by the Board and whether the Cabinet to pick the next year. Said Cissna, an English Skees will return to his position Campus Center's recent attempts Board had any jurisdiction over Manager." major from Pittsburgh, `'I hope first term next year. to fill the post of CC Manager. the matter. Alan Huff, Chris Cassatt, Mark to continue in my efforts to keep The decision came after the "Olmsted's selection is not C DeSupinski and Richard Brown Student Committee of the being questioned," Tallamy said, along with Hellerstedt comprise Listening Lounge lodged official "It is not a matter of qualification the Student Committee of the charges and the CC Cabinet filed but a question of the CC selection Listening Lounge. • an official defense in a hearing process." Alan STewart, present CC before the Judicial Board of five The Student Committee of the Manager, and George Brodie, members last night at 7:00. Listening Lounge, represented by appeared before the Board in The Student Judicial Board John Hellerstedt, placed three behalf of the CC Cabinet. Brodie, released the following official official charges and a general acting as spokesman for the statement concerning the case: statement of position before the group, called the first charge a The Student Judicial Board, Judicial Board. "moot point." after due consideration, has The first charge stated that the "We understood that the initial unanimously determined that it "Cabinet denied William Maze selection procedure had been does, in fact,. have jurisdiction and Alan Huff the correct in- unfair. Because of procedural over the case against the Campus terviewing procedure that was errors we overturned the first Center Cabinet as presented by due to them as applicants to the decision," said Brodie in an in- the Student Committee of the position of CC Manager." terview after the hearing. Listening Lounge, according to The second charge went on to The CC rectified admitted Article I, Section I of the ASG By- state "that in the second selection "mistakes" in the first selection laws. It has further been decided that was held,...the CC Cabinet is process and conducted a second, that a formal investigation by the guilty of conflict of interest, in so more equitable process. The Board will occur, the result of far as it was they who were guilty second procedure, however, which will be made public on or of the first breech of procedure, netted the same results. before April 6, 1973. The Board and it was they who held the Brodie said the Cabinet an- asks that three copies of any second selection under com- swered the conflict of interests additional evidence pertaining to promising circumstances." charge by arguing that the case at hand be submitted in Third, the committee accused "generally, while the initial writing to the Office of the Dean the CC Cabinet of acting in "an selection process had serious of Students by March 28, 1973. arbitrary and capricious man- procedural discrepancies, we as The Board's decision added one ner, both in the above specific individuals acted fairly." more chapter to the controversy breeches of proceudre and in the The Cabinet countered the final that erupted nearly two weeks general manner in which the accusation of capriciousness by ago over the appointment of Bob selection was held." presenting all the documents, Olmsted to the CC Manager's In the general statement of memorandum from the second post. William "Burner" Maze, an position that Hellerstedt released selection process "to give the applicant for the post who lost his to the Campus, the Committee of court some idea of the care that bid for the job, initiated the initial the Listening Lounge stated that, was taken." objections to the first of two "It is the feeling of this group of Brodie said that one other appointments to the position. The concerned students that the complaint was raised by the first decision to put Olmsted in second selection was surrounded Listening Lounge Committee the psot was overturned after a by incompetence, and evidenced concerning the absence of a CC few procedural discrepancies a lack of concern for the im- Constitution to guide such portance of the appointment....It matters of appointment and were discovered in the selection HIS FACE REFLECTING the enthusiasm that exudes from all true process. The CC conducted a is our sincere hope that the in- selection. The Cabinet replied, second selection and Olmsted vestigation of this incident by the Brodie said, by revealing an Campus staffers, managing editor Bill Cissna contemplates suicide. was appointed again. The Student Judicial Board will make already initiated proceudre to "The machines don't work, the people don't work, and advertisers Students of the Listening Lounge the facts a matter of record for "develop an constitution and are deserting us left and right. Hold my exacto knife, dear Patrick, have since taken the case to the review by the College Com- hopefully have it completed by whilst I run upon it." Student Judicial Board. munity." April 15." ...... • .

Page 2 CAMPUS Friday, March 9,1973

Sharing Ubi Campi? shortcomings Richard Nixon has been talking for quite some time now about revenue sharing, the keystone of his "New Federalism," a system Ubi comp? designed to reverse the flow of power back from Washington to the states and communities. At first, he found enthusiastic allies in the nation's mayors and governors who envisioned a new source ByJACK McCA IN During the past year I have also learned the of federal money coming to them through revenue sharing fine art of boot-licking, a necessary evil. But packages. The 92nd Congress went along with general revenue It is a well-established fact that one cannot those who know me can testify that I am a sharing too, committing itself last fall to a five year $30 billion reminisce without sticking his head in the stubborn s.o.b., and that my obstinacy, when dollar program. The old Congress, however, didn't go along with clouds. I'd light up a cigar or a pipe to produce challenged, can result in, uh, (blush) raging President Nixon's special revenue sharing program, aimed at the necessary nebulae, except that I don't displays of temper. When used under the proper consolidating some one thousand specified federal aid programs smoke, and they'd break my cigar if I tried to. circumstances, a flaming old-fashioned temper under four broad categories such as manpower or community But pardon me while I make the attempt. tantrum can be more effective than the floweriest of obsequious behavior. I strongly development. On paper, special revenue sharing appeared to free After we dump the lay-out sheets into the big manila folder that the printer will pick up a few advise Mr. Houston and Mr. Cissna to practice local and state officials from restrictive, overlapping federal hours after dawn on Friday morning, and after this method of (not too subtle) persuasion for use grants tied up in red tape. With four broad categories to choose we turn out the lights and shut the door, the next in emergencies, or whenever they just get plain from, the beneficiaries supposedly would have more leeway to Campus staff, Mr. Houston and Co., will be sick of it all. decide where they wanted the extra money spent. fortunate (or unfortunate) to ever see me in the Campus Center. It's not that I'll be glad to be done with the Campus for ever and ever, but I'll Now many of those governors and mayors are starting to view shed nary a tear. I might even get up before revenue sharing with second thoughts. The furor over revenue noon once in a while next term. Staying up until sharing, in both its general and special forms, rose again the wee hours twice a week tends to set one's following President Nixon's slashing of urban programs from $4.2 schedule back a bit so that it is impossible to billion down to $2.7 billion and his cutbacks or terminations of follow a norm al routine, but then, what normal other social service programs in the fiscal 1974 budget. This person ever worked for the Campus? I defy you came on top of Nixon's impoundment of $6.8 billion in funds to find even one. alloted for domestic social programs, some 30 percent of the Since I didn't make my fortune working for controllable amount appropriated by Congress for such measures the Campus, I guess I'll have to pass it all off as last year. State and local officials, once counting on the revenue a "learning experience." I learned that the sharing program to supply new funds for their coffers, are now majority of people are full of "will do's," bur worried that this possible relief ended with the budget cuts. rarely do the "will do's" become "have done's." They've been repeatedly assured by administration officials that I learned that those rare people who do indeed revenue sharing funds were considered new and extra monies for transform promise into deed are to be treasured. the cities and states, not meager replacement parts for axed social The Campus is fortunate to have a solid nucleus of very dependable people: Judy Barabas, Bill service programs. Assurances or not, the government's real Those people who spend a great amount of intentions are revealed in official statements from the Office of Cissna, Pat Houston, Tommie Mann, George time working for the paper know that they can Pierson, Diana Ross, Jim Skees, Arby Swift, and Management and Budget that say "programs which have not met write two large chunks off their weekly schedule: Henry Silberblatt and his staff. These people expectations are now local responsibilities." The main ex- Monday and Thursday evenings, and the time insure the future of the newspaper. There are needed to recover from Monday and Thursday pectation here is that the states and cities will use the "extra" now more people who are sincerely interested evenings, which usually extend far into Tuesdays revenue sharing funds to fill the gaps caused by Nixon's cutbacks Campus working for the with the welfare of the and Fridays. As a consequence, decisions must in social service programs. Apparently, the budget planners paper than there have ever been during the past didn't spend too much time thinking about how the fiscally be made as towards which academic activities four years. All indications are that the number the most time will be directed. Fortunately, the troubled cities are going to takeover the endangered programs. of dedicated staffers will continue to grow. The Many beleaguered mayors have found that revenue sharing funds nature of one's schedule facilitates these newly offered internship program with the decisions. Even at Allegheny, there are some can hardly be spent for new, low-income housing, summer jobs will undoubtedly help spur Meadville Tribune courses which are less wonderful than other for ghetto youth, and aid to the elderly when they are needed to Campus. greater interest in the courses. Thus, the best course receives the most sustain essential public service's like trash collecting and keeping now possesses the best Moreover, the Campus time, as would be expected. But whereas a paid policemen on the streets. This is the situation facing mayors and most professional 'typesetting equipment student operating under a normal schedule in big cities like Detroit, Cleveland, New Orleans and Gary, that it has ever had. Four years ago the paper might give the least wonderful course almost as Indiana when they decide how to spend revenue sharing funds. had only a pair of Friden Justowriters, horrid much time as his most wonderful course, out of little monsters. What they did best was produce guilt feelings, Campus-idiots have no time to feel throbbing headaches in anyone who came near guilty. Thus, the least wonderful course falls by With budget cuts and impoundments hovering in mid air, them through their noisiness, incessant the wayside, until midterms and finals, when revenue sharing doesn't appear the panacea to urban problems malfunctioning, and slow operation. If these even the garbagiest of courses must be that some have suggested. President Nixon hopes that revenue machines are serving any useful purpose today, acknowledged. But you know you're a hard- sharing arrangements will take the place of federally funded and they are anchoring rowboats down on the Big boiled Campus staffer when you crawl into bed controlled social service programs. That won't happen as long as Muddy. Jim Cowden and Jim Nunemaker did at 5:00 a.m. and don't even make the token much to alleviate this situation by purchasing an many mayors need those revenue sharing funds just to maintain effort of setting your alarm clock for your 9:20, IBM Composer. Then Scott Finley convinced essential public services. Any supposed advantage to states and wonderful though it may be. the people with the money of the Campus' need communities through revenue sharing has been wiped out by The past year proved to be considerably tamer for some modern equipment, which when it is than I expected it would be. 1 had girded my budget cuts affecting domestic programs. As a replacement part, good, it is very, very good, but when it is bad it is revenue sharing isn't doing the job. loins in preparation for battle with the ad- horrid. ministration, ASG, and other organizations, but the biggest hassles were minor squabbles with Finance Committee. Most of the problems that I confronted were not of the crusading-editor- confronts-evil ilk, but were rather editor vs. CA Niblv Ito/ sim c 18 7,5 hi . the Stuck% A (if illleglietti• Ciilleifc managing editor, editor vs. lack of copy, or malfunctioning machine. Irksome, but hardly Published every Tuesday and Friday throughout the earthshaking. JACK McCAIN - Editor academic year, except during examination periods. The Campus will undoubtedly always have Editorial policy is determined by the Editorial Board. trouble coming up with enough copy on oc- Opinions expressed editorially are the responsibility of the BILL CISSNA DIANA ROSS Editorial Board and are not necessarily those of the casion, and the Campus will probably always Managing Editor Asa Managing Editor Allegheny Student Government or of Allegheny College. have trouble squeezing money out of ASG. Letters and signed articles are the opinions only of their Somewhere out there must be a multi- authors. millionaire who was an Editor back in '02, and AMY HARRISON HENRY SILBERBLATT Members of the Editorial Board are Jack McCain (Chair Editorial Page Editor Photography Editor man), Bill Cissna, Amy Harrison, Pat Houston, Diana when he passes on to the great lay-out room in Ross, Jim Skees, Mary Sue Sweeney, and Arby Swift. the sky, he will leave every last cent he has to the Deadlines for Letters to the Editor, unsolicited columns, and Campus for the purpose of giving every member articles are 2:30 pm Sunday and Wednesday. Deadlines JIM SKEES ARBY SWIFT of the paper a salary and for having a slight Associate Editor Associate Editor for classifieds are 7:00 pm Monday and Wednesday. Payment in advance must accompany all classifieds. celebration at the end of each term, in PAT HOUSTON TOMMIE MANN Lost and found notices and announcements of a non recognition of a job finished, no matter how. Associate Editor Sports Editor financial nature are published free of charge. Where are you, rich man? National Advertising representative: National Educational At the beginning of the term when our new Advertising Service. JUDY BARABAS machines were giving us trouble and forced the MARY SUE SWEENEY Subscriptions: $9.00 for the full academic year, 53.25 per Business Manager Advertising Manager term. cancellation of two issues, we posed the Offices are located in Rooms U-202 and U-210 of the Campus question, "Ubi Campi? But as a senior who has JUDY KOPER Center Fine Arts Building, Allegheny College, Meadville, Production Ass't. one awesome task looming before him, his Pa. 16335. Mailing address: Campus. Box 12, Allegheny senior project, there is only question that College, Meadville, Pa. 16335. Telephones: (814) 724 5386, PHOTOGRAPHY: Rachel Bryner, Bob Meyer, George Pierson - 5387. concerns me now: "Ubi Comp?" Managers JOSE M. NAHARRO and GEORGE NARUNS, Circulation Friday, March 9, 1973 CAMPUS Page Past treasurer Disturbed by editorial To the Editor: exercise in logic I cannot quite accreditation, students should follow). If the audience "nearly realize that the value of their In your March 2, 1973 editorial dozed" when plans for the con- college diplomas depends "No News..." you-expressed your struction of a new library were directly on the report and answers critic dissatisfaction with the amount announced, I can only hope that recommendation of the Middle To the Editor: chases made for the CC of information made available to this was the editorial writer's States team. And furthermore, I wish to clear my name from darkroom, but I insisted_ on the college community during generalization rather than an this visit will provide us with a any implications raised by a paying by separate check so that last week's "State of the College" accurate observation. I trust that very helpful objective evaluation reader in the last issue of the nobody would think I had not convocation. I must confess that the majority of the student body of our facilities, program, and Campus. It was with utter reimbursed the CC for the per- I was not impressed with the tone if fully aware of the importance philosophy. We may have certain disbelief that I read the sonal calls. of the editorial and with the of an adequate college library for ideas as to the quality of our allegations made by the 3) I did resign for "academic misapplication of the term our academic program. It ap- educational program, but outside anonymous individual. I hope this and personal reasons." I had "executive privilege." After all, pears to me as a rather important visitors certainly can point_ out letter adequately explains the been working at a CPA firm all if nobody, the editorial staff of the announcement that Allegheny possible deficiences and areas of real situation. term and my senior 50 proejct Campus included - asked the College is giving priority to the improvement that we might 1) Yes, I did run up a phone bill was to be due soon. In fact, CC specific questions which sup- construction of new library overlook. on the CC phone. Whether $23.35 manager Alan Stewart asked me posedly went unanswered, facilities in spite of severe I hope that the attitude of the is substantial should be left for to remain in my position until the President Pelletier can hardly be financial pressures. student body toward this the reader to decide. It is a end of the term, and let the accused of withholding in- And if "the crowd yawned" valuable opportunity is not the common practice among CC Assistant Treasurer carry most formation under some pretense. when the up-coming Middle editorial "yawn" of the Campus, board members to use the phone of the workload. I thought this I was especially disturbed by States accreditation visit was and that students as well as all for personal use, and later would be unfair to him, and I your comments on Mr. Pelletier's announced, then "the crowd" other segments of the college reimburse the CC. I have opposed submitted my resignation. opening remarks and on the "two clearly does not understand the community will actively the personal use of the phone, but 4) I cannot answer the question other dull tidbits of news" (im- significance of this visit (and the cooperate with the evaluating have been outvoted by Cabinet. as to the reason I was asked 4o plying, I suppose, that the Campus would have a wonderful team so that we may derive the Furthermore, most of the calls partake in the CC managerial "surprise announcement" opportunity to serve as an in- greatest possible benefit from were made- during summer in interviews, and was reluctant to mentioned at the beginning of the formation medium). Even this event. producing my Shopping Guide in do so. editorial was also "dull" - an though it is not very likely that which I donated five pages and If the person who wrote the Allegheny College will lose its Dieter P. Lotze the back cover to the CC (free of letter had checked the facts, I am charge). sure that he would have found the 2) The bill was paid Jan. 12 with above to be true. check no., 368 for the amount of $23.35. At the time the CC owed William L. Doernberger Voting chairman reports me approximately $25 for pur- A Past CC Treasurer To the Editor: Kosbob, Kathryn Montague, Brooks, rooms 402-434 - Colevia The following dorm sections David Weitzel, William Fisher, Carter and fraternities have held ASG Douglas Lodge, Alan Stewart, Brooks, rooms 301-356 - Dee representative elections for third Richard Princic, George Brodie, Diloretto Brodie defends term and are to be publicly Jon M. Ausman. Crawford - Barb Wismar thanked for their promptness. Thank you all for holding your Ravine, Tower E - Neal Young Phi Gamma Delta - Steven election so promptly. Ravine, Tower C - Steve Lanier Kreuger The following sections have yet Caflisch, sections 1 & 2 - Paul CC treasurer to hold elections, or have at least warranted, and unjustified as Sigma Alpha Epsilon - Todd Weigand To the Editor: not returned to me the bottom any I have ever seen in any Dickinson Caflisch, sections 3 & 5 - Joe Knap It is, perhaps, impolitic for one half` of the credentials which I reputable newspaper. That they 2nd and 3rd Old Walker - Beth Caflisch, section 4 - Mike Gard- of the notorious "peas" from the have sent . to the RA, SC or infamous "pod" to reply to any were printed under the cloak of Gilbert ner 3rd Baldwin - Rob McDowell Fraternity President given next I would deeply appreciate if the letter in the Campus concerning anonymity is a further source of to the sections below. Please hold the Campus Center. I am, infuriation, can accept almost Baldwin 1,4 - Todd Elliott above people would hold the Edwards 2 - Robert Ellers the election before the end of this elections so that we may have an however, moved to answer that any false charge against an term and return the form I gave section of the anonymous letter in organization being made behind Ground and 1st Old Walker - Lou active ASG Council the first week Ann Meabon you. The RA, SC, or Frat of next term. The first meeting the last issue which applied to a a wall of discrete anonymity, but President name given tc the right "past CC Treasurer." I am to include an accusation of a Delta Tau Delta - Steve Heller for ASG is on April Fool's Day or Brooks: rooms 226-256 - Kathie of each section listed is the one I April 1, 1973. moved to reply because what few personal nature behind that wall contacted to hold the election. If facts that are in that section are is an act which is either un- Spencer Alpha Chi Rho - Robert Lee you are interested in being an J. M. Ausman distorted, falsified, and contrived scrupulous or one of unmitigated ASG Council representative for to leave an impression of cowardice. This anonymous Ravine Tower A - Kirby Kiefer Student Voting Committee Off campus reps are: Thomas third term and you live in the Chairman criminal acts on the part of person may delude himself that following sections, please contact William Doernberger, the "past he is acting in some perverse way the person given with each CC Treasurer." I offer the in "the best interests" of the section. following facts: campus. He may even say that Protests To the Editor: Phi Kappa P si - Bruce McKinney Dear Pol, 1) Mr. Doernberger resigned he is pleased to discover that he Baldwin 2 - Chris Grotz because he was under that was mistaken about Mr. Doern- Theta Chi - Darryl Hawkins To the Editor : particular "sword of Damocles" berger. But these hasty and ill- I must take exception to your Phi Delta Theta - Brad Elliott that hangs over all seniors' heads considered remarks have caused editorial citing my proposal to Edwards 1 - Robert E. Lee Please regard this as a public - the Senior Comp. He was not carnage to Mr. Doernberger's ASG concerning student ap- Edwards 3 - Peter Jung letter to Mr. Pol Corves, whose asked to resign; on the contrary reputation that may be pointments. I feel that you have Walker Annex 1 - Barbara Sexton little critique of the Allegheny he was asked to retain his irreparable. completely missed the intention Walker Annex 2 - Helen Reed Civic Symphony has sliced position if at all possible. He felt Many people may wonder who of the proposal and that your Walker Annex 3 - Amy Harrison through some of the thinner skins that he could not remain in view did this act that smacks of concept of ASG is also in need of South, section 2C-3C - Donna in this college. revision. of the need to produce a good slander. I, for one, don't want to DeAngelis Dear Mr. Corvez, Senior Comp. know. I did not feel that any one First of all, you were correct in South, Section 3A-3B - Josephine Well, you certainly have made 2) the "substantial" phone bill in this community was capable of assuming that the proposal was Tomlin a popular man of yourself. A real in question amounts to slightly such an act and don't want to aimed at the CC Cabinet con- South, Section 4A-4B - Christine popular man. I'm sure you must over $23.00 and not the awesome know of anyone who is. troversy. However, nowhere in Simms have detected it. Do you do this amount that I am sure most the proposal were the words Allegheny Hall - Mark Leous for a living? If not, then let me readers imagined. George Brodie See PROTEST, page 4 Brooks: rooms 101-124, 201-224 - See DEAR POL, page 4 3) the C C board did not Debbie Dietsch "discover" that such a phone bill was "run up." Since I have been P a cabinet member the office phone has been available for personal use and a method has existed for reimbursing the CC Treasury for those calls. Mr. Doernberger did nothing on the sly, nothing that was not authorized., and... 4) he paid the bill. Having stated these facts (none of which were secret, any of which could be obtained by asking), I am compelled to offer the following comments (with my name appended). Upon reading the facts above the still anonymous author of the "poison pen" comments about Mr. Doernberger may step forward and apologize. I do doubt it. The comments in his letter were as unconscionable, un- Clean up!

To the Editor: -.1111•"--

Please tell the students to clean up the garbage on campus. 'GREAT NEWS, BROTHERS! WE HAVE WON BACK THE WORLD STUPIDITY AWARD FROM Patrick Bywater THE ISRAELIS!'

Page 4 CAMPUS Friday, March 9, 1973 WE plans events ,Chamber Orchestra concert: improvement exceeds 100%' for third term the same notes at the same time short, sweet and perfect (most of the time) : even a year examples of Bach's genious for Plans for events next term actresses and a visit by a woman By SHERMAN HESSELGRAVE ago I would not have ventured to colorful harmonic movement. were made at last Monday's gynecologist. say that much. After intermission we heard arc Women's Equality meeting. Women's Equality hopes to In recent years, it has not been The opening number was Stravinsky's Suite No. 1 for Small There will be a workshop next work with Virginia Fletcher of customary for the Campus to Hindemith's Suite franzoesischer Orchestra. In four contrasting term for all those interested in the Placement Office and review concerts given by student Tanze, a set of seven French and terse movements the forming consciousness-raising arrange a career week for groups. Last week an exception dances from a late Renaissance Chamber Orchestra pulled off groups of their own. Experienced women. was made. The Civic Symphony collection transcribed by the their best display. members of the present group Members plan to visit various concert was reviewed resulting in composer for contemporary Mr. Bias returned to sing a will work with people and suggest departments on campus next a free-for-all in the music circles. instruments. My only comment Mozart concert aria "Mentre ti ways to start new groups and term and discuss arrangement of Certainly it is not fair to judge a here is that I felt a loss of con- lascio, o figlia" followed by the discuss what has worked suc- new courses in women's studies student performance using the tinuity owing to the gaps between trite overture to the French cessfully in the past. in addition to working on revision same criteria one would use when the already short and otherwise Rococo opera The Judgement of Two events planned are a and supplement of existing reviewing a Cleveland Orchestra unified movements. Midas by Gretry. The final movie about Swedish women courses concerning women. concert. Then again, it is not fair J.S. Bach's Kantate Nr. 56 was number was again a Mozart aria. to sugar coat a student concert next and featured guest bass "Rivolgete a lui lo sguardo." The review and not mention any soloist Joseph Bias. Ich will den aria was rejected by Mozart from suggestions or weaknesses. If Kreuzstab gerne tragen is one of his opera Cosi fan Tutte: Straw Dogs to run you violently object to a critical Bach's two extant solo cantatas however some of the aria's music piece written in this paper may I for bass. It consists of five did make it into the opera. At one offer composer Max Reger's sections: two arias, each point in the aria the original reply to a scathing review of his followed by a recitative and a libretto mentions a well-known at CC tonight Sinfonietta (1966): "I am sitting concluding chorale. 'the arias 18th-century ballet dancer (now in the smallest room of my house. are rather lengthy - I won't say forgotten ). In modern per- I have your review before me. In tedious - but they are long and formance it is common to sub- a moment it will be behind me." repetitious. The second aria, stitute the name of a person well- After hearing Tuesday night's which is virtually a duet for oboe known to the contemporary concert I found myself and singer came off well and audience. Mr. Bias asked the remarking once again that the oboist Debbie Bergstrand han- orchestra for a name bien connu improvement I have noticed in dled the taxing oboe "moto here. If you were listening this ensemble in two years well perpetuo" admirably. For me, carefully you may have heard, exceeds 100 percent. The strings, the most satisfying parts were buried in the Italian, a singular just to mention one section, play the two recitatives : they are and Germanic Helmreich.

DEAR POL, from page 3

explain a few things to you. people who scorn institutions and still have no business voicing You have committed two chauvinism alike. You ask too your thoughts publicly - at least monstrous sins, against the many questions. A person who here. Just between you and me, American establishment. You should be boarding the next though, I'd like to hear more. I have gone and kicked two sacred tramp steamer to Venezuela don't suppose you could drop by cows right in their respective under cover of darkness should some evening for a chat and some sacred udders. What I mean is not ask questions. good music. Bring friends. I'll this: You have leveled a mild I hope you now see the error of lock the door so no sacred cows --making, but the underlying criticism at a combination of your ways. As much scope and wander in. ... philosophy of the film has been today's two most hallowed in- musical erudition as you have passionately praised and at- stitutions - a "GROUP" and gained through exposure to the tacked by critics and viewers. Brooke J. McEldowney Tonight at 9:00 p.m. the "YOUTH". Compared to your world's finest orchestras, you Called "Fascist" by Pauline Karl heinous act, a hydrogen bomb's Campus Center will present the of New Yorker and a vision of last 50 cent Flick of the term. explosion looks like the light "rites of violence" by Paul emitted from a flash cube. Straw Dogs will be presented in Zimmermann in Newsweek, the main auditorium. Directed by Let me elaborate. Groups Peckinpah's exponents call it a today, ethnic or otherwise, are Sam Peckinpah and starring beautiful evocation of what is Susan George and Dustin Hoff- worshipped and coddled with no real about humanity. They also amount of restraint. Anyone man, the film has been called by say that violence is a part of life all a brilliant feat of movie- belonging to a group feels a sense and Peckinpah's representation of security which the very womb of it is cathartic. Peckinpah calls itself cannot equal. Anyone who down a curse on both these does not genuflect towards the A houses by declaring, "it's just a "group" deserves a slow and good story." painful death. Ergo, after your REMINDER The story which Peckinpah criticism of the A.C.S., I would points to is of a Math professor suggest you keep your back to the who retires to the countryside to wall. get away from the world and how Of course, that is only part of BUSES the world won't go away. His one your crime. You also violated the Tonight is the last act of involvement leads to a right hand of God himself when defense of his home amidst fire you criticised the A.C.S., because PROTEST, from page 3 chance to sign up for and death. a clear majority of them are Tickets will go on sale and the "Youth." Youth, as you ob- "student organization" used. 'friendly amendment' changing charter buses to New doors will open at 8:30. Ap- viously don't know, are the only The proposal is aimed at any the wording of the proposal from York City, Newark proximately 20 minutes following people with the divine right to campus organization, student or "shall" to "may", thus allowing Airport , Philly, the completion of Straw Dogs the criticise. They alone know true otherwise, which appoints ASG to eliminate the routine CC will present Collosus, the outrage, to quote Charles Reich. students to positions affacting the cases altogether. Harrisburg, and Forbin Project in the main lobby. From the replies to your critique, entire student body. The ASG The editorial also directly Made in 1969 the film has already you no doubt realize that you Constitution contains no implied that neither ASG nor the Breezewood. attained a cult following and have no right to your own opinion provisions limiting the student body is capable of Hit Brooks Desk critical praise as genuinely in- where youth and groups are jurisdiction of ASG and the making these decisions. I can teresting and an inventive tonight from 6-7. concerned. At least you know, by Administration to decide which only say to this, that when those science fiction flick. now, that they can dish it out but organizations and appointments who are "qualified" to make can't take it. In other words, would come under ASG decisions do not live up to their when you criticise youth, brother, jurisdiction. responsibilities, then someone smile. As to the "great burden for less qualified must make the Now, I know this doesn't make ASG" mentioned in the editorial, decision. To assume that a small complete sense to you. Why I must point out that most ap- self-interest group will always shouldn't they be actually flat- pointments would probably be a make the right choice is "im- tered that you expect so much out matter of routine for Council with practical ... if not ridiculous." I of them? Well, they have implied little or no opposition. Only in contend that a group with the themselves that they aren't good those rare cases where a student students' interests at heart, such enough to provide proper musical feels he can prove that the ap- as ASG, or the students them- interpretation. Therefore, they pointment process was unjust selves, is quite capable of add, you should praise them on will there be any "burden" for examining the relative merits of grounds of your own loyalty to the ASG. Furthermore, I specifically candidates in an open, fair, institution. But, you say, these mentioned in the course of election. are iconoclastic youth speaking - discussion that I would accept a I also find it unfortunate that 144tatit the Campus ran such a partisan Is editorial without allowing the students themselves the op- portunity to read the proposal Rings, Watches, Jewelry, & Gifts and judge its merits. Nowhere in coming to Scegertown. the Campus was my proposal printed in its original context, as it was submitted to ASG. The editorial was not only biased, but B EST JEWEL also misrepresented the facts. BOX Surely, the Campus owes its 10% discount to 219 Chestnut Street readers, the students, better than Allegheny students 336-2909 that. Bob Ellers Illatthtth. ASG Representative Friday, March 9, 1973 CAMPUS Page 5 Free's Heartbreaker onerous, sure-beat, deific

By MARK REITER "Wishing Well," a crafty number have mercy" expletive. But this which, if you reject the phrase accusation of the Deity in your First thing you do is swallow "heavy," can only be described very own idiom, the blues!, some reds and let the psychic as onerous. But it's a thrilling seems a bold touch, bordering on salve slide through. Then you piece, and the radiator gives off theological arrogance. But you slip side one of Free's new album good vibes. You can do worse like the tune and can't see any Heartbreaker (Island Records, than listen to the next song, blasphemy in riddling rock songs SE-9324) onto your turntable, "Come Together In The Mor- with the invocation of God. You latch onto the nearest radiator ning." The opening plaintive conclude that side one is heavy in and prepare to quiver to notes signal you to let go of the more ways than one and make a radiator, and, despite your mental note to play it again predilection (ever since John Again, you're disappointed for nifty phrasings and lyrical la-la- sometime in the future. las, even some potent feral Lennon) against lyrics drenched Side two opens with "Muddy these two are nothing more in bi)orgasmic innuendo, you sort ambitious than your basic rock 'n grunts. But his backing seems Water." The tune's vocal har- inadequate. The drumming is of like this number too. However, monies and tasty pianistic trills roll postures. The album ends. the band's opening chords fooled You sleep it off, dreaming of consistently monotonous, and, momentarily jar your deep rock where that may be a virtue for you - this song's as ponderous as mind-set but, like a sly adaptive earthquakes and leaky plumbing the first one - and you're horse- and broken transistors, won- some bands, it does not seem devil, you make accomodations. serviceable to Rodgers' vocal whipped by the bass line back to Flash on to the next title, dering who the hell are these grabbing the radiator. Next up is guys anyway? style. The guitar work is simple, "Travellin in Style," a fine strut Well, it is hard to believe brilliant in flashes, but generally number, sure-fire Top 40 Heartbreaker is Free's seventh overweight. Only Bundrick's material, steady beat ... and you album (not including the im- piano work and songwriting seem know the rest. The drugs take promptu release Kossoff, Tetsu, their toll; by now you savor the Rabbit and Kirke, all of whom title track's oppressive in- play on this current release) but troductory chords. The initial that's a fact. Free's history is lyric lines intrigue you: "Well, moderately tragic. They started my Maker must have been a "Common Mortal Man," which out as precocious rockers, billed heartbreaker ...." The closest sets you musing back to the title as the heirs to the Rolling Stones' you've ever come to divine track's deific implications and title along with those plagiaristic reference in the blues is perhaps the biblical allusions of the loonies, Mott the Hoople. But a casual "Oh Lord" or "Lord preceding "Muddy Water," and they never delivered. They made you nurse the thought that this a slight dent with their third 1p just might be the concept album and the classic single "Alright you've been waiting for. But no. Now." Yet with subsequent The opening lines of "Common albums they dwindled into Mortal Man" ("I was on my way vainglorious competence, abused to a needle factory") inform you neither by adoring fans nor that this is merely another song voluptous rock critics. (I do about smack - you conclude seem to recall playing a favorite promising, though hardly in the there's a flourishing musical parlor game one time and placing rarefied categories of Hopkins, genre dealing in smack. And the their fourth 1p Highway in 1971's D'Abo, Stainton, and other final two titles, "Easy on My Top Ten, in the "sleeper of the keyboard rockers. Ultimately, Soul" and "Seven Angels," year" slot. But that's as far as the band's sound is dense, provide your jaded theological they got). After their fifth 1p, the perhaps a symbiotic reflection of machinations with one last try. band disbanded for a year, then Rodgers' own vocal density. But came back with the moderately they show traces of lyric grace in successful Free At Last. And their ballads and excellent rock now with Heartbreaker we get a 'n roll sense on "Heartbreaker" modified roster. Bassist- and "Wishing Well," a fact which keyboard man Andy Fraser gives may keep the listener interested way to the talented John Bun- in their future though presently drick, alias Rabbit, on keyboards non-committal. and to Tetsu Yamauchi on bass. Paul Kossoff has departed with "Craftsmen" at work during the CC Braiding Workshop. his lead guitar (though he does appear on all but three tracks here) and a mysterious dude named Snuffy plays elsewhere Allegheny College: (though he is not listed as a band member). Simon Kirke on drums remains from the original Free. And so does Paul Rodgers, chief songwriter and excellent truth or illusion vocalist. The burden of success resting ways in which real students, faculty members, on this revised band largely By CURT SELL and administrators can become committed? centers around Paul Rodgers. The rare moments, Rodgers is First of all what about the whole oppressive the only white singer I've heard Have you ever been enlightened with this pearl nature of the spirit of individualism on this who can get away with things I'd of wisdom , "Once you're out there in the real campus? The only time you see people together thought only Rod Stewart could world things are going to be a lot different"? As is at a movie, dance, or dinner. This same do. On this 1p he dashes off some citizens of the unreal world how are we to problem leads to inadequate government, when evaluate this statement? Hopefully we can take students become analogous to labor and faculty- it as a general indicator of the true character of administration like capital and management. our existnece at Allegheny. The psychology of Where is the meaningful interaction between this insitution seems to be primarily world flight students and faculty? and for many the campus only serves as a bus What about the pressing social and academic station filled with one night standers waiting to problems on campus? The minority students in get somewhere, but never arriving. this school need a meaningful ad hoc program to At what point do we actually arrive, after become more full participants in Allegheny's graduation, marriage, retirement, or death? life. In what ways, in our stupidity, have we Pause a moment and look around you, to the overlooked the contributions that the Blacks, faculty for instance, who for the most part are Women's Equality, and Christians can make to only the time-worn reflections of ourselves, sold the fulfillment of all our lives? Academically out to docile, undynamic, functional lives. Are does this school take a truly pluralistic viewpoint they living in this real world we hear a lot about? towards a liberal arts education or are we only Our society has promised us, if we are useful receiving an insufferable white Anglo-Saxon enough, womb to tomb security, so at w hat point middle class nonchristian male viewpoint? Vain HAI [Pilch) Stipp can we or will we make any meaningful com- And what about some of the economic and life mitment towards life. Or are we merely sitting style problems we face? Are you sure we are not on society's bench waiting to get into the con- being ripped off in the book store or the Red & the oboe for fine Sony sumer-labor game? White? How good has your food been lately? stereo equipment . Look around you, friends, the real world is Can these things improve with our help or is it right here before your very eyes. The ivory tower too easy to spend Dad's money and not give a rip illusion we grovel in is nothing more than a about those friends of yours who don't have a lot like this windowless mud but with a leaky roof. We talk a extra to throw around? lot about national politics and problems but is it It is time to take our noses out of the beer cans quadraphonic so much nonsense unless we have the same and books, to step back and see the forest in adaptor to critical spirit about the place in which we live. spite of the trees. These are all issues that hit us We must be willing to provide justice, dignity, at the gut level. It is time to make a commitment convert your and kindness to our own people and problems or to the real world or to the dream. To those of in the end we won't give a damn about the who are real its not numbers that matter, its present system to SQ four channel sound. national ones either. faith. Let us strive together to make Allegheny Since what we need are practical applications an example. not a simple sister. 207 Chestnut Street of this real wild concept, what are some of the Shalom. Page 6 CAMPUS Friday, March 9, 1973 Mike Malone gains honorable mention Knap chosen second team All-PAC By TOM MANN the boards," said coach Norm has what it takes, he earns every Sundstrom, "and when the rebound and every point he For Joe Knap, justice was rebound is on his side Knap's gets." done. The 6'7" senior from going to grab it." Sophomore Mike Malone won Hastings, N.Y. was elected to the Knap's long arms made his PAC honorable mention for the second team All-PAC, an shot impossible to block and second consecutive year. The achievement that at the begin- virtually all his baskets were 6'3" guard from Pittsburgh ning of the season seemed im- bank shots around the hoop. With shared top scorer for Allegheny probable for the Allegheny co- Larry Turnbaugh deadly from with Knap, posting a 12.2 captain. At times his hands the key, Knap was left alone for average. Unknown to most looked like ping-pong paddles and his scoring chances. His PAC people, Malone played with a Knap's scoring ability was never selection, though, was based on pulled thigh muscle and a variety compared with Derek Doeffinger Knap's rebounding proficiency as of ills during most of the season. or Larry Turnbaugh. As the he grabbed ninety rebounds in Still he hit for twenty five points season progressed it became Allegheny's last six games to againt John Carroll, eighteen at evident that Knap was doing close with an 11.8 average per Bethany, sixteen versus Thiel, something right on the court. contest, second in the PAC to and fifteen points at Westminster Twenty points and eleven Thiel's Mark Fleischer. to lead Allegheny. rebounds against highly touted Before the Gators' season "I didn't think I'd make any Clarion started people talking, started there wasn't much talk kind of team," said Mike, then twenty six points and eleven about Joe Knap , but that "there's too many honorable more pulls at Hiram, and the list changed, as did many things for mention guys anyway." went on and on....At season's end coach Norm Sundstrom's cagers. If Malone gets his shooting eye Joe Knap had led the Gators in A team with a seven win, seven set with any consistency he has rebounding sixteen out of twenty loss PAC record isn't going to win the capability to average twenty games and was the leading a lot of laurels, but at least Joe points a game next year, because scorer six times. Knap got his share. Said coach he gets open for a lot of shots.

- He gets • reat position under Sundstrom in mid-season, "Knap Mike Malone and Joe Knap have at least brought some bright light to Allegheny's rather disappointing season. On the first team PAC squad, John Carroll's John Ambrosic led all vote getters and was named captain. A 6'1" senior, Ambrosic led the conference in scoring with a 23.4 average, and set new PAC records for most field goals in one season (149), most attempts (297), and most points (328). Ambrosic was also fifth in field goal percentage at 50.2 per cent. He scored thirty four points at Allegheny in the Blue Streaks' 96.- -93 overtime win and did it all with a 102 degree temperature. The only first team repeater was Case Western's Russ Drake, who was third in the PAC with a 21.9 average, and first in the league in free throw per centage (82 per cent). The 6'3" Drake was the most colorful player in the ALLEGHENY'S Joe Knap performs his specialty against PAC, and could fire his jumper Hiram. Knap averaged 12.1 points and11.8 rebounds for any time, anywhere. He killed the Gators this season . He joined Mike Malone(honorable Allegheny, scoring twenty five mention) as Allegheny's representatives to the All] -PAC and twenty two points in Case's team selected Monday. two wins, and grabbing a total of twenty three rebounds. the NCAA College PAC Scoring The PAC coaches selected Division Basketball Tournament Hiram's William Hollinger as which began this week at Akron, pts. avg. conference Coach of the Year. Ohio. The Terriers can't beat Ambrosic(JC) 328 23.4 THE GRUESOME TWOSOME of Sam "Barri " Freas and Hollinger led the Terriers to a 13- everyone, though; they lost to Fleischer (Th) 310 22.1 Steubenville by three points in John "The Big Dipper" Adams will lead the Faculty Flyers 1 conference and 19-3 overall Drake(CWRU) 21.9 21.9 record. Hiram also got a bid to the opening round. against the Intramural All-Stars next term. Above Adams Turkaly(W&J) 240 17.8 dunks over Freas (notice leaping ability of both men). Derrick(H) 229 16.3 ALL-PAC Basketball 1973 Hartman (W&J) 222 15.9 1st Team McCall(H) 216 15.4 Thorpe(H) 213 15.2 Mark Fleischer Junior 6' 6" forward ...Thiel PAC Rebounding

Kevin Derrick Junior 6' 4" forward..Hiram rbs. avg. Pvt y/ Fleischer(Th) 224 16. 0 gl 01 Knap(AC) 165 11.8 Mark Thorpe Junior 6' 4" forward..Hiram Tomko(W&J) 146 10.4 Goodrick(Th) 138 9.9 RusS Drake Junior 6' 3" guard CW RU Clough(CWRU) 134 9.6

John Ambrosic Senior 6'0" guard..John Carroll

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Larry McCall Senior 6'4" guard Hiram

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Friday, March 9, 1973 CAMPUS Page 7 by TOM MANN Gator grapplers improved

§Peter Brunson and Doug Stewart were working out for the By KEITH STEINER semi-finals when the eventual 190 spot and wrestled to a 2-6 champ Brannaka of W&J laid nationals as Allegheny swim coach Sam Freas shouted en- record. Senior Terry Giffen The Allegheny wrestling team him low. The 150 spot saw a recorded an 8-8 season in the couragement. The two swimmen churned through the water until wrapped up its 1973 campaign number of performers during the unlimited class, ending four they grasped the wall and in that familiar way of swimmers, with a disappointing sixth place course of the season. Geroge years of varsity competition for looked up and about as if they'd just surfaced from the center of finish in the PAC tournament Baacke recorded a 6-3-1 slate Allegheny in that class. the earth. "Great time Peter," yelled Freas, "keep your arms in held two weekends ago at the while John Richards was 1-4 and Looking ahead to next year the Hiram Fieldhouse. The Gators Roger Christian was 0-1. Mark tighter both of you ... if you guys swim like this at the nationals Gators should continue their were buoyed however, by the Hospidar had a 7-9 season at the improvement in wrestling. Only they'll have to re-read the clocks." performance of the Donlon 158 slot, showing real im- Terry Giffen will be leaving the §It was only fitting that Freas was spending extra time with two of brothers, Kevin and Scott, who provement toward the end of the team and all the regular com- the six Allegheny swimmers going to the NCAA small college finished high in the competition. season. Freshman Brad Chap- petitors except Kevin Donlon Scott copped the championship in nationals next in Detroit. Sam Freas has been into sports all his man wrestled to a 6-8-1 season at were freshmen this year. They the 118 pound class while Kevin 167 and 177. Dan Slovik, who should profit from their life and his enthusiasm is one of the main reasons why Allegheny gained the runnerup spot in the wrestled most of the season at 177 collegiate experience this year may well be building one of the best small college swim teams in 126 pound category. The Gators and some at 190, despite the fact and form a much stronger unit the nation. finished the season with an 8-7 he should be at 167 ended up with next season. Coach McElhaney is §Anyone who has attended an Allegheny swim meet this year or overall record, a vast im- a 3-9 record. Larry Deets came in the middle of his recruiting provement from last year's poor out in the middle of the season to has read the Campus or Meadville Tribune, knows something big activities at this time and two or 2-10-1 showing. The rising level of fill the then empty 190 spot and three weeks' time should reveal is developing at the Mellon Pool. The Gators were rolling over competition in the PAC is wrestled to a 2-6 record. Larry the number and quality of next PAC opponents with such ease that the large crowds present at evidenced when the Gators' Deets came out in the middle of year's freshman grapplers. the meeets paid little interest to the score - how many new records performance against conference the season to fill the then empty would fall was the real question. and non-conference teams is compared. The Gators rolled up a §The PAC championships furthered Allegheny's dominance as 6-2 record against non-conference Women cagers take Freas's swimmers all performed their best times of the year while teams while they only managed a gaining a runaway victory. With Allegheny's dominance of the 2-5 slate against PAC foes. Coach PAC will come an improvement for the conference as a whole Harold McElhaney accounts for this by stating, "Wrestling is a first win of season according to Freas. very strong sport in the PAC's, §"The attitude about swimming in the PAC has changed The Allegheny women's six feet is rough on us." perhaps the strongest in the basketball 'team finished their They certainly were as the drastically," said Freas, "a year ago they wouldn't listen to Conference when you look at the season with a one win and eight Gators dropped their final game proposals for change. Now we've added two more events (800 record against outside schools." loss record, but according to of the season 40-21 to the Tom- freestyle relay and 400 IM) which will help the swimmers. '' The Ohio Conference, which coach Marcy Schulman, "there cats. Thiel had defeated usually handles PAC schools in §Besides the presence of Freas, the facilities and atmosphere of were lots of improvements." One Allegheny 45-34 in a close game football and basketball, took it on improvement was in the win earlier, but this time they limited Allegheny Colliege is conducive to swimming. Mellon Pool is a far the chin in wrestling this year in column. The Gators won their the Gators to only five points in cry better than the Montgomery Gym pool (or underground pond) cross-conference confrontations, first game since the resumption the first half en route to the easy and swimmers are able to get as much pool time as they like. Also not only from traditional of women's basketball at win. Carol Chaffin again led powerhouse John Carroll but Allegheny two years ago. Allegheny with twelve points. the academic situation at Allegheny attracts swimmers. The one from others also. month break in December is the perfect time for Gator swimmers Westminster College was the "We can't get inside against a A look at the individual records victim as Allegheny edged the tall team, so we can't get any to work out in Florida and get a jump on the season. reveals that the Gators generally Titans 37-36. The Gators were rebounds," said Schulman. §"Allegheny has the nost natural setting to excel," said Freas, had the highest rate of success in down 19-11 at half time and 25-20 Before playing Westminster "swimming has always been an upper middle class sport and the lower weight classes. George at the end of the third quarter, and Thiel, Schulman's cagers fell Pambacus, who wrestled most of but came on to outscore West- to Geneva College 48-24 in a game most swimmers are fairly intelligent. They know they can get the mastches at 118, logged a 6-6 personalized attention here in sports and academics." minster 17-7 in the final stanza that "was like football," ac- record this year and will be back and grab the victory. Carol cording to the coach. There were §What Freas says is true because to be a swimmer, one needs a next year. At 126 Scott Donlon Chaffin was instrumental in the twenty one fouls called against pool which means money to belong to a club or YMCA. There carded a 11-5 overall slate with Gators' first win as she scored a Allegheny and only eleven the PAC 118 crown coming after game high fifteen points, most of against Geneva, besides the aren't any all-American swimmers from the ghetto, and on the the season was over. Dave whole they are a sophisticated bunch. As young as seven or eight them coming in the fourth players being hassled by an Rosner also carded a 2-2 record quarter. Patsy Stover had nine obnoxious crowd. swimming takes kids to state meets and from city to city to at the 126 spot. Freshman Boyd points for Allegheny and Happy "The referees were poor," said compete, which contributes to a swimmer's outlook. Allegheny's Bulger ended with a 6-6-2 record Piech eight. coach Schulman. "They wouldn/t program includes travel and a coach who has been around in at 134. Kevin Donlon, who was the "Carol Chaffin is a strong put a stop to the rough play." PAC runnerup at 126, sur- outside shooter," said coach Schulman was optimistic on the NCAA swimming circles. Freas was a two-time small college all- prisingly only had a 3-3 season American. Academics, pool time, a chance to travel, and what Schulman. "most of her baskets Gators' season as a whole, citing record, although his three losses came from twenty feet away." improved ball handling as the Freas termed "excellent leadership at Allegheny," all make came when he wrestled at the 150 The win was particularly biggest step forward. All of this Allegheny a good place for swimmers. Indeed, of the eighteen spot in an attempt to fill the spot satisfying for Allegheny because year's squad will be returning swimmers Freas spoke to about coming to Allegheny this year, to avoid a forfeit. The team's best they had lost to Westminster 47-38 next season, and with the im- performer by a wide margin was at home a few days earlier. proved scoring of Carol Chaffin to sixteen decided to attend. freshman Al Moon at 142. Al ran §Athletic Director Harold MacElhaney adds another beneficial "Against Westminster we go along with Patsy Stover's ball up an outstanding 15-1-1 season weren't at a height disadvantage handling Allegheny should win aspect to Allegheny's swimming program, according to Freas. record, including eight pins. Al's for once," said Schulman. "A more ball games. "As far as I'm concerned MacElhaney is one of the best athletic lone defeat came in the PAC team like Thiel that has girls over directors in the country. He encourages you to do everything you can for the school and for sport - not everyone is like that." §With several factors in Allegheny's favor, one must not be Fried Chicken Hungry Says: overlooked, and that is the swimmers themselves. Senior Peter Brunson has set an example for the incoming freshmen by his dedicated hard work and Andy Wallace and Bill Blank have Sunday, Monday, and molded a friendship on the team through their interest in the younger swimmers. Allegheny swimmers have a fine comraderie Tuesday only! which is evident at meets, practices, and in the locker room. §Still Coach Freas has played the pivotal part in the team's success. At twenty-seven he is young enough to relate to college Get a Red Barn swimmers and as a publicized great swimmer since the time he was eight, Freas has gone through every possible hassle and Chicken Dinner trauma involved with excelling in a sport. If Allegheny is to build a "swimming dynasty," Freas will be instrumental in its con- for just 99; Sophomore Doug Stewart struction. is one of six Allegheny tan- §Peter Brunson summed up his and Allegheny's success, "You kers going to the NCAA's can't put it into numbers or percentages how much coach Freas next week in Detroit. has helped us; but I guess it's as much as any good coach ever does." If you feel pinned down go bowling at

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hge 8 CAMPUS Friday, March 9, 1973 Kaldron aims toward diversity

By BILL CISSNA their deadlines (and Harris says, According to Kaldron editor "We Will meet all our Steve Harris, diversity will be the deadlines.") the extra 16 pages is name of the game for this year's added by the company. And there book. The Kaldron hopes to will be captions this year - provide "more opportunity for although they will be run, people, places, and different through a numbered system, at scenes about campus to appear." the end of the book. Only a small Harris stated, "I figure the more, amount of copy will be printed in the merrier." the main part of the book. As Steve's primary previous The Board of the Kaldron has experience in yearbook work was five members, only one of which as a photographer, he has worked is a carry-over from last year: towards getting a larger staff of Harris, Pam Suppe, Jeff Engel, photographers. He feels that Bill Doernberger, and Lyde Van NEW CC CABINET MEMBERS include, bottom row, left to right, Jeanne Julian, Publicity; Elise "with more photographers we Scoy. With the assistance of Brownell, Secretary; Micky Komara, Program; Lyde Van Scoy, Program. Top row, left to right, can get better work in more several assorted others, they are diversity - journalism, art, and so primarily responsible for the Bob Conover, Equipment; Bob Olmsted, Manager; Andy Zakrajsek, Treasurer; Jim Frick, Program. on. There is much to be found layout duties and the sale of Missing from picture: Amadeus Worley, Program. here at Allegheny on all styles." advertisements, which adds He has about fifteen some income to their small photographers on the staff this budget. They work out of their year and hopes that, once people new office (the former Publicity AC Fencing Club cops 3rd, see their work in print, more will Room in the CC) and, according be willing to work next year. to Steve, can use help from The Kaldron has a new con- people interested in yearbook tract this year with American layout. All in all, with a smaller 6th places at CMU tourney Yearbook Company in Topeka, budget and a green staff, the By JUD BENNETT Allegheny's entries hadn't Allegheny after their victory, it Kansas. The contact is com- Kaldron looks to be doing a better either) it consists of four rounds was disappointing to realize that prehensive, covering a black and job than we've seen for a while. Even though the fencing of eliminations. Each fencer is only a very few people on campus white, essentially photographic And, as Steve says with an ap- tournament at Carnegie-Mellon originally placed in a beginning know that the organization exists. layout. It will be an 81/2 by 11 propriate shudder at the bad University took place two weeks pool with four others; after each Of the seven schools present at inch size, either 144 or 160 pages cliche, "We hope to provide ago, it is still hard to believe how pool member has battled the tournament, including Penn in length. If the staff can meet all something for everyone." well the fencing club finished. To everyone in his pool, the stan- State, University of Pittsburgh, say that the members were rated dings are announced and the top and an excellently conditioned 4"-1111 as underdogs upon their arrival four people move on to the next and organized team from CMU, at CMU would be an un- round and a new • pool. This several have indicated interest in derstatement, for the Allegheny continues on through the quarter- future matches either third term Fencing Club had been in finals, the semi-finals, and of or next year. Dr. Bywater, existence for only one full term, course the final finals, when the perhaps stunned by the club's they had no coach, no experience top six fencers meet each other. success, achieved partially with the electrified equipment By placing 2 of its 5 entries in this through the advice he'd given gib they were to use, and no tour- last round, the Allegheny Fen- them in early meetings, has nament experience. Traveling cing Club was guaranteed at least agreed to serve as an unofficial arrangements lacked a great fifth and sixth medals. Doug coach. Things in general, are deal of sophistication, too (five Ward, who still had some looking up. The fencing club men squeezed into a small Chevy strength left after six and one- would like to invite any interested Nova), but then how many half hours of almost continuous students to attend meetings, drivers are there who will con- fencing, (little rest and no, God usually on Monday and Thursday sent to rise at 6 a.m. Sunday forbid, lunch), managed to of each week; if only to see if morning to drive 100 miles to capture third place, and Dave Errol Flynn's swordplay in Pittsburgh during the middle of Grudoski, who used the last of his Captain Blood was authentic. mid-term exam week. Though it stamina to reach the finals, took Any questions about the club can was a coed tournament, with sixth place. be addressed to Jud Bennett or separate divisions for men and While it was easy to understand Chris Beck, who at least usually women, only five fool-hardy why there was no brass band to know what's going on. males consented to make the meet them we they returned to trip: Dave Grudoski and Doug Ward, two freshmen who haven't realized the importance of sleep on Sunday, Chris Beck and Jud Bennett, two sophomores Classlfieds presently holding the positions of propaganda minister and president, and Mark Huffman, a ALLEGHENY Student Help ANY ORGANIZATION that wishes senior who is undoubtedly the Center. 724-4369. Sunday - Thur- to petition ASG for funds for the 73- most devoted fencer on campus. sday, 1 pm - 4:30 pm; 7 pm lam. 74 school year may pick up in- March 31st at 9pm The only thing the club had depth Friday 1 pm thru Monday 1 am. formation in the ASG office (U211, in besides enthusiasm was Campus Center). All budget C.C. Auditorium talent; when the final bouts were proposals are due by April 16. over Sunday evening, the upstart UP TO SNUFF? Blow it legal with An Old Friend! Treat your head to ANYONE interested in organizing Allegheny Fencing Club mem- the electric rush of Sniffing Snuff. the Good Times Festival should contact George Brodie, Box 377. *4% bers had won two out of a possible To deny your senses the ecstasy of six medals and established itself Dean Swift's 18 aromaticked PANHELLENIC COUNCIL is as an up-and-coming fencing Snuffing tobaccos is a fate worse sponsoring a clothing drive at the 00 power. than death. Send your buck for beginning of third term for the For the benefit of those three introductory tins to Dean needy people in Meadville. Please VP students who have never seen an Swift Ltd., PO Box 2009, San bring clothes back from home or $3-students Francisco, CA 94126 any clothes you have here you wish official fencing tournament, to donate to boxes that will be $4-general admission (keeping in mind that provided in the dormitories. Tickets will be on sale next week at the THE CAMPUS CENTER C.C. Information Desk CABINET is at present preparing a Big Steve's got a special! written constitution. We welcome constructive suggestions from the student body. Such suggestions should be forwarded to Box 13. through next Friday the 16th Thank you.

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