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U.S. Postage PAID Bronx, N.Y. VOL. 57 NO. 12 Permit No. 7608 Non-Profit Org. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1975 Group decides against Senate by Claire O'Neill Council ad hoc committee There is presently no need lor studying the feasibility of a a university Senate at Fordham, university-wide body. according to Dr. Irma Jaffe, "It was decided," commented spokesman for the Campus Jaffe, at last night's Campus Council meeting, "that we should make better use of the in- struments we already have," Hoffman referring to the existing bodies on campus. University president discusses James I1 inlay, in accordance with the committee's report, observed that a type of university senate film career had been attempted during the 1960's, but that it had not been Dustin Hoffman, professing successful. "opening night nerves," gave his Jim Buckley, FC 76, motioned first college lecture to a capacity that an ad hoc committee be crowd in the Campus Center created to confer with the ballroom Wednesday night. existing councils at Rose Hill to Hoffman, starting slowly, analyze instances of jurisdic- Ken Lovisa spoke for a total of twenty tional overlap among them. This minutes, primarily about the film motion was accepted by the THE KL: According to a City Planning Commission spokesman, demolition of the Third Avenue El north Little Big Man, before launching council. The • Committee on of 161 Street will be completed by next September. These plans tentatively include the removal of the into the question-answer period, Committees will seek trestle connecting the Fordham campus with Webster Avenue. which completed the remainder nominations for people to create of his two hour presentation. this ad hoc committee. He was originally supposed to Representatives from the '^itata table on stage, but, urged councils will be included in this In various audience members to legislative body. CBA's Senkier to assume "stand up," the Little Big Man did so. Rev. Robert Roth announced Hoffman is currently directing that the calendar committee is the Broadway show AU Over presently exploring the in town deanship of GBA Town, which has been very possibilities of conducting and purpose. He said GBA is successful. "I interviewed 1500 registration of both uptown and College of Business in the area of faculty recruiting geared toward the "nuts and people for eight parts," he downtown campuses Administration Dean Robert and curriculum development since he arrived in January. "It bolts approach to business" while revealed, claiming he "wanted to simultaneously. Senkier will assume the deanship doesn't matter whether I've got GBA will concentrate on ethics 11(1 the job right" for the Finlay announced that plans of the Graduate School of the title or not," he stated, "I've and theory. Pkvwright, Murray Sehisgal. He for the proposed Fordham Plaza Business Administration in got responsibility for both "I would like to see GBA serve impressed extreme interest in have finally been realized, and addition to his present duties, schools, You know I wouldn't be as a catalyst in building a new '"ipUiring the playwright's noted that Mayor Beame will starting Fall 75, Senkier an- hvre today if I weren't promised business education complex to impressions, make a formal announcement of nounced Friday. The appointment follows GBA I'd be in charge of GBA." bring idealism, pragmatism, and Hoffman stated that he "kept the project at a press conference Dean Louis Spadaro's an- Replying to Spadaro's com- social responsibility to the . ,1 Popping in and out" of his role in April 24 at City Hall. Finlay also nouncement last month that his ment that the two schools must management of the great in- 1'ittleBigMan, and said the book stated that ground breaking for the long-awaited Lombardi resignation would go into effect maintain separate identities, stitutions of our society," he ^rsion was better than the Senkier said he intends to keep stated. movie. Sports Complex will take place in June. Senkier has been on Saturday, May 10. operating as dean of both schools the schools separate in function Senkier also announced Friday I he actor, clad in sports coat the appointment of 29-year-old '""I faded dungarees, noted he John Mulcahy Jr. as Assistant lu'sl decided to act at age Dean of GBA to aid him at the I'iKhteen. In an effort to get undergraduate level in his ex- """M'lf into character for the panded duties. Mulcahy, a r"l(' of Carl Bernstein in his finance major and graduate of "''west movie, All the Presidents Fordham GBA is the son of Men, a story about Watergate, Fordham benefactor John J. »' Niid he has been visiting the Mulcahy. Islington post editorial office. Louis Jordan, Professor of llliv> Var, Hoffman refused to Accounting from Columbia will 1 lh( A( a(lem V Awani assist Senkier as Associate Dean l'''''•rV""'s''"tations' , ' chargin- g that of GBA, Senkier said. ,llllhllll«h ll* a Rreat honor, I One change Senkier said he """f l(1|'l I'omfortable in that plans to implement is a name •''""""•"t." Instead-, he change for both schools to render :i''' hlMu| 'he ceremony at home I hem the College of Business and '' '"vision, with Joseph Administration, and the • w"'> spoke for the Graduate School of Business and A: ;'" Age series earlier this Administration. ""llman was nominated lie stressed that ad- I'M >M ;il't'ir for his per ministrative training for private "''; '" the movie Lenny. agencies is a large aspect of the '''"'"n Age Director si'hnols. ami il should hold a Mi'Keon termed the separate name. "Recruiting 1 great success," and businesses take offense when the word 'business' is left out of it. "'' "'at he was pleased We are supposedly training '""lit'nce reaction. "It i raining administrators or I"'I,V(| I," a great majority of managers. You don't send a '"'"I'K" he declared, student to college so that he will ''' s"i>ii' peopk' .stood uradtialc lo do clerical work." ""' ''"lii'e presentation. "' !l|at two extra security Senkier also said he is making lw'n' hired for the oe plans to work with the Law School to open up a new area oln Outer's Leon lowcrislein ItuildiiiK, will be the sile lor called "corporate secretaries," ,, . ,., c , ,,.„,„ Li , „.,.,„, ,„,„, „„.„,,, ,, . ,,!„,,,,„ < , |,e lie sniil many law students don't for „„„!, Park, across the "'- " ' v (ll( Vllt r )W t .iii,.,,!'"?"'"'"" Hoffman, think about il as a career IMH/H. ....I futures a |,rK, hamlshelhlhlll ....II »!«.>. wi.ihh a A, -I,, ,„',',' '>'• 'he Campus Performing Arts replaces the, n' ^ ^ possibility, but ultimately end up ,,„! , \ llojir ^ , , ,,i.stHl,..n-«l ul Dmnroscb on I'ridav, June li. chairpersons 2,r)IM)-|ilus sratiiiK rapacity. L/\( «H|ii in I ha! field. staff was held CICU establishes guides for increased student aid establishment of a new Graduate funding. by Joe Palenchar Fellowship program. The New York CUT um,(| The New York State Com- The national ('ACM, mean- the state legislature in increase mission of Independent Colleges while, called on Congress to maximum TAP awards i<> %\yt\)\\ and Universities issued a series create student aid programs for $100 over the present maximum of legislative guidelines last middle income students, and rescind a stipulation limiting week calling for an expanded establish federally funded merit TAP awards to students who Tuition Assistance Program, an scholarships, and increase Basic graduated from high school alter DONNKLLY: said Fordham will host a luncheon for area legislators increase in Bundy Aid, and the Kducational Opportunity Grant January 1, 1974. to sound out their opinions on increased aid for private universities. The organization recom- mended the cut off be replaced with a condition granting TAP USG passes revised constitution eligibility to students who have not previously received state aid. The United Student Govern- revisions, and that discussion of established four standing The senate, in other action, The organization asserted thai ment Senate Monday a resolution to withdraw from committees to oversee each USG also specified Tuesday, April 29 inflation and an eight percent unanimously approved the final the USG could come up. He said executive office, formulate as the date for the USG spon- rise in College budgets wiped out draft of a revised constitution sentiment in the CBA senate executive policy for those offices, sored demonstration protesting previous TAP gains. The cutoff increasing senate power and swings toward equal CBA-FC and assist each executive in the absence of student input in date, the commission added, giving the College of Business representation. policy implementation. University governance. discriminates against veterans enlisted in the military before Administration more USG The Fordham College student The constitution enpowers the At that time, USG President starting college and some lower representation. government will vote on the senate's floorleader to appoint Jim Buckley said, the govern income students who worked one The motion must now go to the revisions Monday, FC President the chairmen and members of all ment will call for the formation of or two years to save money to Fordham College and CBA Mike McLaughlin said. It will ad hoc committees and the regular public meetings attended attend college. student governments for final probably be passed, he added. members of the four standing by students and administrators ratification. The newly revised constitution committees, who will appoint The NYCICU, again citing and the establishment of a senior Work on revising the con- calls for a minimum represen- their own chairmen. inflation as the culprit, urged the class referendum each fall to stitution began early last tation of four senators from each The committee attached to the state to add $5 million to Bundy determine what day graduation semester.

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