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Vol. 54-No. 2 , Bronx, N.Y., 10458 Friday, January 28, 1972 Commoroso/io to resign, calls fiscal position good University Executive Vice last semester. economics department. In President Joseph Cammarosano By request from retiring September he will continue his announced his resignation President Michael Walsh, directorship of the Institute of yesterday effective September 1 Cammarosano took over the Urban Studies. of this year. number two administrative post He praised Walsh as "an ex- With Fordham "back on solid in July, 1969 and now feels "with cellent and wonderful leader" financial footing," Cammarosano a new president coming in, it's and maintained, "There are few said, he wants to "continue time for a new team with a fresh people I hold in higher regard." teaching economics and live the approach to take over." During his time in office life of a normal professor." In a letter to the Board of Cammarosano eased Fordham's He said he had resolved to quit Trustees last month, President fiscal crisis by balancing the as soon as Fordham's fiscal crisis Michael Walsh announced he budget and introducing a new of 1969 was in hand, but was would retire as of June 30 of this budget system. He also oversaw Hhoto by John Mugrora compelled to remain on because year. construction of a new dormitory- CAMMAROSANO: "1 never sought favor or popularity. I didn't play to of the student uprisings "in 1970 "I've had my finger in the apartment building and helped the peanut galleries, 1 did what had to be done." and the faculty unionization issue fiscal dike, the student dike and increase enrollment. the faculty dike," the vice He stated that the University's president stated, "and while I've "position on the academic track Reiss gives TMC women option enjoyed the challenges and the has improved because we held successes, it's time to pass the our ground while other schools by Liz Shanov College," a separate TMC would the trustees' March 21 meeting. baton." had to cut back. With Fordham's University Academic Vice become unnecessary. Commenting on the vice He referred to his tenure of position now stabilized, the new President Paul Reiss yesterday He cautioned, however, that president's letter, Dean Wells office as being "three years of administration can fire the gave the Thomas More College the women's college would not be called it "very good and quite consolidation in which we've second stage rocket." student body the right to decide terminated over the "intense" fair." She praised the ad- resolved our future blueprint for whether to remain in their objections of even a small ministration for "making sure the next five years." present school until graduation or minority. that each individual student's Dr. Cammarosano declared his Faculty pick to enroll in any future Reiss indicated that the TMC educational needs are satisfied." "most satisfying and gratifying reorganized college .system. question should be resolved by The dean admitted she "can't achievement of the last three He added that the future of March for two reasons: foretell" whether the majority of years was returning peace and search group TMC should be settled by March. First, with the resignation of undergraduate women will tranquility to the campus The selection of the four faculty In a letter addressed to the TMC Dean Barbara Wells taking choose to switch colleges or to following the explosive upset of advisors to the Board of Trustees' TMC faculty and students, Reiss effect in June, the University stay in TMC. "It will depend in the student uprisings." presidential search and stated that th« University has administration must know what part on their class and on a As the administration's "crisis screening committee is the main "the obligation to continue TMC job security they can offer her variety of other things," she manager" during this time, the topic for the Faculty Senate's ' as a college for women fully successor, or whether a explained. vice president made con- meeting tonight, according to the replacement is needed at all. To solicit TMC student views on troversial decisions but insists he body's president, Andrew Myers. Second, since the University this question, Reiss will address "could not be concerned" with Myers also expects that Rev. Board of Trustees has ultimate them on Margaret Roper Day, his image. Michael Walsh,, president of the jurisdiction over the dissolution February 8. The administrator told The University, will have something of any college, the Campus "The administration is very Ram yesterday, "My decisions to say about his announced June Council must formulate a receptive to the idea of were always motivated by what I retirement. recommendation on this issue by (•Continued on page 7) thought was in Fordham's best Recommendations from the interest. I never sought favor Fordham chapter of the or popularity. I didn't play to the American Association of peanut galleries, I did what had University Professors regarding Restructuring panel to be done." the search for Walsh's successor Cammarosano is "a former will also be' discussed. president of the Faculty Senate Earlier this week, the discusses TMC issue and served as chairman of the (Continued on page 3) The Committee to replace older, less satisfying Restructure Undergraduate programs until the entire Colleges met Monday night to structure is phased in, the discuss the present and future chairman explained. While a new structure may Photo by Tim Healy status of Thomas More College entail more specialized or in- KKISS: "The administration is and the advantages to retaining it v«-'ry receptive to the idea of as a separate college of the dependent study on the part of the reorganization." University. student, the committee realizes the need for a certain amount of coordinate with Fordham for Committee Chairman Roger core requirements, Wines said. those students who entered with Wines postulated the following "For example, those majoring this understanding." possibilities: "Thomas More in medicine will still be obliged to TMC will therefore continue at could merge with Fordham take certain courses during their 1(-'ast until next fall's freshman College to form one larger years of study. This would apply class graduates in June, 1976, college, with two deans to cope to all students but not to the unless, as the academic vice with the greater number of degree it does at present," he President pointed out, "the students. Or, perhaps separate students themselves elect to be explained. programs of study could be set up In Wines' opinion, the retention enrolled in a coed Fordham for students to pursue without College." of Thomas More College offers a these programs falling under the wider scope of educational ex- i!oth the Fordham College- jurisdiction of a specific college. perience for both faculty and 'ML' college council and a As a third alternative, he students. committee of the Rose Hill theorized, "Thomas More can He maintained that under the •••anipus Council are currently isolate itself as a separate unit, studying schemes for redividing present structure, professors retaining an administration and have more of an opportunity to TO uptown undergraduates along faculty apart from that of the non-sex lines. offer the courses they prefer. University." Lack of adequate faculty in a Explaining his position in an Photo by John Muglord smaller college would require interview yesterday, Reiss said, Whichever plan of restruc- to instructors to teach courses they THE KAMS: were humbled by South Carolina at the Garden last "theoverwhelming majority of turing the college decides night, 100-77, as 6-10 Tom Riker (number 51 above) set a personal the ordinarily would not wish to students in TMC feel they would follow, it will undertake scoring record for the second year in a row against Fordham with 42 present, he said. lku to right away transfer and change gradually, according to points. Story on page 8. will (Continued on page 7) Graduate from Fordham Wines. New programs "" GOING DOWN KWXXXM^^ New York by dark or day

s*:*:*:*:*:*:*:*:*:^ rim is IIOSSIM Living in and loving it Art on 57th Street, east of Broadway, FATS DOMINO, BO DIDDLEY and means appreciating the varieties of people starts with moviedom's most hilarious CHUBBY CHECKER (if you can handle and experience. Gawking at freaks, fifteen minutes of footage and flows to heavy history) will reminisce at Madison perverts, mediocres, beauties, creepies charming subtlety. Chaplin, a misfit of the Square Garden on Friday, February 4 at 8 and other people has limited en- factory system, falls in love with barefoot, p.m. in a Rock and Roll spectacular tertainment potential, so the true stringy-haired but quite sexy orphan (volume eight). Tickets are $5.50 to $7.50 metropolitan seeks the urban experiences. Paulette Goddard (who in real life via Ticketron (644-4400). becomes his wife). This flick has im- , WBAI FREE MUSIC STORE, located at This early in the semester with mediate appeal which has not been faded 359 East 62nd Street, gives you a dose of schoolwork at an all-time low, the idle by generations. university creature can find some medieval and renaissance tunes at 9 p.m. For the more avid film buff and Chaplin stimulating reasons to drag his favorite tonight, jazz by Charles Sullivan of! fan, a marathon of shorts is being shown friendly face to a piece of mass transit and Saturday at 2 p.m. and more jazz Sunday tonight for $1.50 at the McBurney YMCA at at 9 p.m. with Archie Shipp's group. find new scenery and activity in 215 W. 23rd Street. Starting at 8 p.m., in- Manhattan. cluded are "The Immigrant," "The KING CRIMSON, at Howard Stein's The most purely funny film in New York Rink," where he develops his roller Academy of Music, 14th Street and Third City now was made in 1936 by CHARLES skating technique used to perfection in Avenue on February 12 or, the KINKS at SPENCER CHAPLIN. "Modern Times," a "Modern Times," "Easy Street" and eight Carnegie Hall on March 2-3 are planned FATS DOMINO: revives at one and a half hour feature at the Lincoln others. easily through Ticketron. next Friday night.

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Do you have ahorizon or doyou have afuture? Finishing college gives you It's a high-paying, high- your sex or your race has one of the best lifts you get in risk area, and we've no nothing to do with what makes your life. Everything is open intention of taking just you right for us.) and spread out for you. anybody. We're interested in So why don't you talk But pretty soon that people who can work within a beautiful horizon starts to look with our representatives. ~ system to improve it. People Colson Turner will be at the a little flat if you don't see who are capable of leadership something on it to satisfy you. Lincoln Center campus ' and achievement and can February 9, and John Rollo y\fell, New York Telephone demonstrate it. can do something about that. will be at the Rose Hill campus If you're one of them, on Februaryll. Your place- We're looking for good you'll be given tough, ment director is accepting people to go into our demanding assignments in a appointments for John and Management Program. responsible management Colson now. position right from the start. (And we need hardly add that

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Page 2-THE FORDHAM RAM-Jan. 28, 1972 layoffs protested El Grito to aid Crotona workers Members of El Grito have Crotona Food Services Cor- central steering committee decided to aid Fordham cafeteria poration. * The Maroon Key Society is interested in starting a Sunday workers in a dispute between the announced no specific plans but league. All interested clubs or dorm teams should contact At a meeting last Tuesday charged T.J. McDermott, owner workers and their employer, night, Jose Torres of the El Grito Ed Remsen or Gabe Lotesto in FMH room 418 or at ext. 647. of the Fordham Crotona fran- * The disciples of Sri Chinmoy will hold a meditation group every chise, with cutting the cafeteria Sunday evening at 6:30 p.m. in Campus Center room 236. work force by more than one half, * Applications for financial aid for the fall 1972 semester must be since September, 1971. Mc- picked up immediately in the financial aid office, second floor Dealy Dermott reports that there was a Hall. maximum of 42 persons, full and * Sigma Delta Chi will hold an important meeting Tuesday at 12:30 part time, in the employ of p.m. in Keating 312. Student summer internships in public relations Crotona in mid-September and and journalism will be discussed, as well as the Barney KUgore Award that this number has remained and the initiation ceremony to be held at Columbia. Members and relatively stable since then ex- interested students are urged to attend. cept for four workers who have * The German club will have a very important meeting Tuesday at been laid off because of a drop in 12:30 p.m. in Campus Center room 229. business. * The computer club will meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in FMH room The case in involved Ray 320. Potential computer majors are urged to come. Sepulvida, one of three first * The New School for Social Research will present portions of two cooks, who has worked at Rose operas: Cosi Fan Tutte by Mozart and La Bpheme by Puccini Thur- iPhoto by JaVy Carberry Hill for seven years. Sepulvida sday at 8 p.m. Betty Anne Pogarsky, a freshman Excel student at Mm. EL GRITO: Member (right) discusses dispute between cafeteria originally worked in the Lincoln Center, will sing the role of Fiordiligi. For further information workers (left) and Crotona Food Services. Spellman Hall kitchen and was regarding tickets contact the school at 66 W. 12th Street, New York transferred to the main cafeteria City, or call 675-2700. when the Spellman facilities were * People wishing to go horseback riding will meet at the guard booth In town group blasts discontinued. today at 1:30 p.m. Only if it is actually raining will the activity be McDermott claims that called off. Participants are requested to bring riding gear and $4. Sepulvida was an extra man in * Circle K will meet today at 12:30 p.m. in FMH room 427. selection procedure the kitchen since business did not * Professor Gerald T. McLaughlin of the Fordham Law School will require the employment of three hold office hours from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in Keating room 106 to advise pre- A special ad hoc committee of interviewed for the position, cooks. When a cook at the Lincoln law students. Mrs. Maher, in Keating room 201, will make ap- the Liberal Arts student there was a total of thirty me,n Center campus resigned, Mc- pointments for interested students. government at Lincoln Center who were considered for the job. Dermott personally offered * Psychology club will meet Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. in Campus Center released a statement earlier this Courtney also noted that the (Continued on page 4) room 229A, month labeling the Fordham entire Lincoln Center community administration's method of was represented and that choosing a security coordinator students conducted lengthy in- for both camptises a "well con- terviews with both candidates. Faculty Senate to select search panelists trived piece of railroading." (Continued from pagt I) to be "representative of the amendments, and afterwards In the memorandum the He further claimed that to his knowledge "it is not normal executive committee of the local divergent views" of the faculty they will go out immediately by committee charged there was AAUP suggested that the faculty on both campuses. He further mail to be voted on by the "an insidious, long-reaching ploy procedure to allow students to interview the candidates." form an independent search claimed, "The majority of the faculty," Myers explained. on the part of the administrative committee of seven to submit its faculty will reject being a tail to a The handbook committee will representatives of the Lincoln The director maintained that own recommendations to the trustees' committee." also present an "interim report Center Campus" who intended to since coming to Fordham, he trustees' committee. However, Myers maintained, on the ongoing discussions with "undermine and manipulate" knew of no "insidious, long- Nicholas Falcone, president of "I would be surprised if the Academic Vice President Paul factors directly affecting the reaching ploy on the part of the the chapter, has stated that four senate did not handle the election Reiss on the problem of the student community. administration to exclude the faculty members on an advisory, first." He added that there would allocation of faculty positions," While there was no question students." panel is not a sufficient number be an "open discussion in which added Myers. concerning the qualifications of ^senators would be given the The administration has the candidates selected by the Air force ROK cadets from fordham opportunity to question the suggested a "table of administration, the students nature and size of the organization" that would limit disputed the procedure on the delegation." the number of tenured positions grounds that only two candidates survey military life of Florida base Also, the senate's salary and in each department. The com- were brought before the com- In an effort to view Air Force off-base motel during the tour- benefits committee will present a mittee is currently considering mittee for review, that at no time life first hand, 41 cadets from day visit. progress report. According to this proposal. was the student community given Fordham's Air Force ROTC Included in the tour were Myers, three preparatory sec- the option of bringing forth program visited Eglin Air Base in visits to a space-tracking station tions of a new proposal have been candidates of its own choice and Florida, the largest military for satellite surveillance and a completed and negotiations with that the time allotment of one day installation in the world, during climatic control hangar used to the administration will begin was not sufficient time in which to the Christmas recess. test new aircraft in extreme shortly. choose between the two final According to project officer, temperatures. candidates. After two days of touring, the Another item on the senate's Major Daniel Kaelin, they visited agenda is final approval of In replying to the allegations, the base "to see what the Air cadets and their escort were allowed free use of all base amendments to the body's Thomas Courtney, Fordham's Force is all about since joining constitution for the purpose, final selection as director of the Air Force is an important facilities before returning to New York. Myers said, "of getting new security, stated that he com- decision for the cadets." teachers more involved with Major Kaelin, assistant pletely disagreed with the Leaving "Monday, January 16, Fordham as soon as they come professor of aerospace studies at student allegations. the 41 cadets, including three here" by dropping the one Fordham, expressed a desire to "From my knowledge of the girls, flew to Florida in a C—141 semester waiting period for Cargomaster jet provided by the make the outing an annual event situation and the work that went eligibility to vote in elections. Photo by John Muglord into the selection of a Security Air Force. and announced plans for a similar trip to Washington, D.C. "The senate has to approve the MYERS: listed Faculty Senate Coordinator, the statement by the The group, composed of cadets agenda. students is false," asserted the from all four years, stayed at an in April. exact text of the proposed security head. According to Courtney, Fordham College although only two people were Freshman Orientation Committee SENIORS Presents one THE 1972 more time FATHER & SON DAY PORTRAITS On will be taken February 7 and8 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6,1972 lDEATOOLS.,.Me>w becoming lool. Jo build a world for people... for those who missed having textbooks, paperback!, itudy aldi, their yearbook pictures taken Members of the Class of 1975 can pick up their compli- Ww and uted to save you money. in November and those who mentary passes to the Fordham - Boston College want resits. Make an appoint- ment now i n the Campus Center Game on Tuesday - Thursday, February 1-3, from BOOKCTOKO Lobby, it's painless. 10:00 - 12:15 P.M. in the CC Lobby. Mil mwiuc & IHtii Mreoi •jour* from jan 31st to Feb 10th jfejjy_9:45 to 8pm Saturdays 'til 6 Jan. 28, 1972-THE FORDHAM RAM-Page 3 UNRAVELED KntBammmmmmmmv Selecting a president

Established by the students of Fordham University in 1918 mmfm^mmm^mmfmmTOM CURRAN On December 20th, while the students were working, either for credits or money, and the teachers were preparing exams or correcting papers, Michael P. Walsh, S.J. resigned as President of Fordham University. His resignation is effective this June. The clean sweep As is true of anyone leaving public office, much will be said both for and agajnst Father Walsh's actions as president. The task that faces The sweep is now rather clean. With the same type school she began in. the Fordham community is not one of praise or criticism of Michael Joseph Cammarosano's resignation These students can now vote to either Walsh. It is, rather, his replacement, and the most complex and in announcement Wednesday, from For- allow the respective legislative bodies the tricate forces at work in choosing him. dham's executive vice presidency, the freedom to change or do away with the The method of the selection process itself merits examination. The college, or they can cast ballots to con- next president of this University will be chosen by the Board of more colorful half of the team of top two Trustees in line with their legal right and responsibility. The action administrators has cleared the way for a tinue the all-female institution until at taken by their search committee in setting up an advisory panel of new type of University commitment this least 1976, when next fall's incoming faculty, students, administrators and alumni is a good first step. fall. freshmen graduate. However, some clarifications must be made. To cramp the possibility of change with What exactly is the function of this advisory panel? If it is simply to Cammarosano, who officially declared a negative vote would only harm the suggest possible candidates for the office to the Board of Trustees' the financial pinch of the past few years academic progress, or cycle, of the search committee, then they are no more advisors than any student or as being over, has indeed been in- University. The division between colleges faculty member who makes a recommendation. strumental in achieving the present state on the mere basis of sex is hardly One objection to this process has already been voiced by Nicholas of fiscal health. He and retiring President Falcone, President of the Fordham AAUP. In a communique to The legitimate in itself and even more Ram, Falcone termed the role of faculty participation as set forth by Walsh have presided over an increased illegitimate at a time when Fordham enrollment, two balanced budgets, the Board as "unacceptable, since it seeks only faculty assistance to needs academic restructuring and the the trustees' committee, implying a minor role by the faculty in this dormitory construction, and have ability to reorganize along vocational or extremely important decision-making process." Obviously, Falcone achieved what Cammarosano calls a aesthetic rather than just physical lines. feels that faculty representation is most important. I do not agree. As "lean and fit University, all bone and With a positive vote, the students of Father Quain, president of the Board of Trustees at Georgetown and muscle." More importantly, however, he chairman of their last search committee said, "The work of a search Thomas More College would allow the committee is not one of voting for a president but rather of thinking now considers the time right for the educational restructuring committee of Univerity to grow, both in increasing its and judging a man's competence." the Campus Council numerous op- Bob Vinci, president of the United Student Government, has named financial reserves and in strengthening portunities. Hopefully, the committee its academic state. the three undergraduate presidents to a committee headed by Jim members, and then the students, faculty, Knickman. Supposedly, this group will pass their suggestions on to Such improvement has now become and administrators, will give serious Vinci, a member of the advisory panel, who will then pass them on to more than speculation with the offer thought to the standing proposal to create the search committee who will in turn present them to the Board of made public yesterday by Academic Vice one college as a continuation of the Trustees, if they feel that the people proposed are acceptable. present undergraduate experience and Just who will do the interviewing? Will it only be the five men President Paul Reiss. The women in selected by the Board of Trustees? Or will the advisory panel pass Thomas More College have been for- then institute alternate, separate colleges judgment on the candidates as well? Will the advisors to the advisors warded the opportunity of liberating the for those capable of independent study meet with anyone? 0 restrictions presently facing the ad- and those interested in interdisciplinary This decision, and especially the process used in arriving at it, are of ministration of being obligated to work, and those desiring concentration in vital importance. A precedent can most definitely be set. Will the next graduate any girl who wishes to finish in just the arts or the sciences. man in the president's chair have to deal with the problems created by the means taken to choose him? This issue may only increase the polarization already evident in the faculty on the question of a University Senate and manifested by the January exams excruciatingly close vote on unionization. And the faculty will be the most difficult group for the new president to deal with. Fordham remains one of the few in- A change in the scheduling of Where will the replacement come from? Does the search committee stitutions still administering fall examinations would not only free plan to look for people from all over the nation or will they simply semester final examinations after the students from the burden and worry of consider those they already know? The rumor currently available is i that the tendency of the Board of Trustees is definitely towards a Christmas holiday break. Although the final examinations through the holiday Jesuit president. Although the majority of its members are not extended pre-exam recess affords season but also give teachers more time Jesuits, the presence of the Society of Jesus at this University cannot students some ample time to complete to consider the results, of the final exams as yet be disregarded. Neither can the power of a Jesuit's name in the term papers and prepare for their finals, and prepare for the following semester. matters of private fund raising. most students seem to desire In addition, if term papers were to be In this light Father Finlay, current dean of the graduate school, has examinations before Christmas. submitted at the deadline currently set often been mentioned as a possible next president. He enjoys the As early as September, 1970, in a by teachers in early January, marks speculation among the more conservative faculty of being a good survey conducted by the College of could still be submitted early by the choice since he is a hard-working administrator who has been in close different departments. The registrar contact with all the inner workings of this University. Business Administration, 79 per cent of Robert A. Mitchell, S.J., provincial of the Society of Jesus for New the student body favored the scheduling could then mail marks at an earlier date. York and a member of the Board of Trustees, is stepping out of his of final exams before Christmas. In the The Campus Council at its next present position this summer. His name is also in the air as a possible same survey, students found no objection meeting should consider an amendment successor to the job. to beginning classes one week earlier to to next year's calendar and should In fact, almost all the Jesuits involved in education and presently on insure the retention of a reading week schedule final examinations before the Board have been mentioned. Edmund G. Ryan, the Executive before the examination period begins. Christmas. Vice-President of St. Peter's College in Jersey City is one possibility. J. Donald Monan, the Dean of Le Moyne College in Syracuse is another. In any case, the future of Fordham rests with the Board of Trustees. :***:*:*:*:^^ They must do more than look at the people either on the Board or currently in administrative positions in choosing the next president. Joseph DiSalvo They cannot content themselves with someone who will smoothly Editor-in-Chief maintain the status quo. In five years, this will be moving backwards. Greg Puchalski John Coy Managing Editor Business Manager El Grito members to counsel Mike Brown Campus Affairs Editor John Holl Political Affairs Editor LUShanov Academic Aflalrs Editor Ray Cormier Sports Editor unemployed Crotona four GerryMeagher Assistant Sports Editor Steve Smith Arts Editor (Continued from page 3) Rocco Stalno, Assistant Business Manager Torres traced the respon- Martha Bodnar, Patricia Wilson, Sepulvida that job. Sepulvida sibility for the lack of a ratified Jo-Ann Lupo, Joseph Hoffman Advertising declined the offer and was then JohnMugford - Photography Editor contract to the union local TlmHealy Assistant Photography Editor notified that he need not return to president, Al Katz. He claimed work but that because of his that Katz was "playing along" Staff: Richard Brautigam, John Callimanis, Wayne Carter, Alfred D'Agostino, Arleen Fallon Chris Frantz, Charlie Gelate, Richard Halgin, Paul LaRosa, Tom LaSala, Jerry La vson! seniority he would be recalled if with McDermott, and that both MikeMaillet, SueMaloney, Rosemary McGinn, Malcolm Moran, Richard O'Brien Mary circumstances dictated. O'Keefe, Bill Pomerleau, Brian Reilly, Christine Rossini, Diane Salderelli, Anne Maria McDermott and Katz were Sirianni, Beth Seymour, Frank Sleslnski, Sheila Slainback, Loretta Tofani, Brian Tumulty, "juggling the workers' lives as if John Woods, Bunzze Yoshioka, Karen Lowenstein, Donna Cosella, Laura DiDio, Denlse Last Monday, Sepulvida Fortino, Margie Sfrosser, John Doyle, Kathy Bender, Tom Curran, Partice Haloin returned to McDermott and they were nothing." Rosemary O'Brien, Bob Kuczik. ' asked for his job back. Mc- According to Torres, El Grito Editorial Odice: Faculty Memorial Hall 428 Dermott informed him that the will now seek legal advice from Copy Office: Faculty Memorial Hall 429 Telephones: (212) 933 2233, ext. 545, 546: 933-9765; 2950962 position had already been filled some public legal aid but that he would submit the organization, possibly the New The Ram is published on Tuesday and Friday during the academic year, except durlna vacation and examination period, by the students of Fordham University, Bronx N Y 10458 matter to arbitration if Sepulvida York Civil Liberties Union. He Editorials represent collective opinions of the editorial board; columns and editorial cartoons represent the opinions of authors and cartoonists alone. wished. would also like the support of Correspondence: Campus Mail, Box B El Grito now intends to seek some Fordham law professor hut legal aid advice in returning has not yet decided whom he will Sepulvida to his job. approach on that. Page 4—THE FORDHAM RAM-Jan. 28, 1972 Kubrick's latest 'Clockwork Orange' proves disappointing by Steve Smith fully human, in the context of the film, ploitation of the story's sexual material, is violent. The real reason that the Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange when his violent impulses have been are the same attitudes which are creating audience accepts this violence may not be has been over-praised and over-valued in restored. The caricatured liberal writer the tomorrow of Alex's world. A Clock- from an inner thirst for bloodshed but the initial critical response it has received. (Patrick Magee), who is a former victim work Orange seems to be a force forming because A Clockwork Orange, especially Although in all technics] aspects the film is of Alex's mayhem hopes to use Alex when the world of ultra-violence and ultra-sex, in its beautiful stylization, and other films superb, it is perhaps the least brilliant of he has been conditioned against sex and for it caters to the tastes of those who enjoy which exploit violent material have Kubrick's works. The art direction is violence by behavioral scientists to unseat films of bloodbaths and depersonalized conditioned audiences to the inhumane. imaginative; the photography, exciting. the ruling group, and degenerates into a sexual activity. sadistic, maniacal state. (It seems that One of Kubrick's apparent assertions in The vision expressed, however, is less If Kubrick believes, as he asserted in an the film, perhaps his bid for safety from profound than the conceptions which Magee is giving an awful parody of his interview with the New York Times, that great performance as Sade in Peter criticism and the label of irresponsibility, operated in Path* of Glory, Dr. man is evil by nature, it might be hoped is that art has no moral value and must be Strangelove, *and 2001: A Space Odyssey Brook's film, Marat/Sade.) Kubrick does that he would celebrate depravity and little with the violence his characters judged by aesthetic criteria alone. Cer- and than many critics have asserted. create a meaningful and deeply felt tainly Beethoven, whose music inspires Kubrick in A Clockwork Orange is exhibit, besides condition the audience to philosophy of his vision as does a Jean the excesses of his future world. Alex with sadistic erotic visions, could not creating the world he claims he is Genet. Kubrick's attitude is antiseptic and be held accountable for this effect. Alex Kubrick's puritanical attitudes, evident satirizing. remote, however. The empty celebration uses a large sculpture of a phallus as a in his concept of man's depraved nature, of Alex's "cure," his return to his violent murder weapon. Here Kubrick's intent is kb extend further to his smirking handling of impulses, which ends the film is un- too explicit. The attitude the film's sexual elements. The audience is satisfying. The only emotional impact the If Kubrick's film were criticized from treated to the stripping of a girl before she work creates is one of studied toward sex • • IS aesthetic principles only, it would merit a is gang raped. Her assualters are manipulation of the audience to a fondness good deal of praise. Criticism, however, is arranged to provide viewers with for the anti-hero. not open and not, and perhaps cannot be, centered on an maximum exposure to the action. A sped- Kubrick is playing a subtler game of art w.ork itself, but the reviewer's ex- natural. The up orgy sequence, staged to the William influence and conditioning than are the perience of the art. The purpose of talking Tell Overture, is only sleezily funny. Alex behavioral scientists he satirizes in the and writing about an art work is to lead to camera's view is must strip when he enters prison. His penis film. By making all of the characters, further experience and further un- is hidden by a box on the table by which he aside from Alex, unbearably obnoxious, he . rather voyeuristic derstanding. stands. The box is gradually slid aside. twists our sympathies. It is difficult to pity & dirty-minded." The attitude toward sex in these sequences the derelict, the first target of the violence Although art in itself may not have is not open and natural. The camera's view we see Alex perpetrate, or his subsequent moral value and the artist no moral The near future world chronicled in the is rather voyeuristic and dirty-minded. upper-class, bitch, affected victims. responsibility, moral values do certainly film is characterized by ultra-violence, In the stereotyped, caricatured por- The films the behavioral scientists use to enter into the individual's response to an casual-often violent-sex, and terrorized trayals of a weak, hysterical housewife condition Alex against impulses to sex and experience of a work of art. And by teenage thugs. In presentation, the and mother, a de-"feminized" career violence bear close resemblances to the discussion of the moral implications of violence is made so stylized and the vic- woman scientist, a homosexual social whole of A Clockwork Orange. Alex can that experience need not be absurd or tims so hateful that even though it may not worker (the new cinematic cliche), and only find the violence intolerable when trivial, for it does encourage deeper appeal to the audience, it does not appear aging, simply homosexual prisoners, A that feeling is induced by drugs. The comprehension and appreciation and to appall viewers.Other directors, Arthur Clockwork Orange reflects an anti- reaction of the viewing audience is not encourage further experience. Penn and Ken Russell, for example, have feminist and anti-homosexual viewpoint horrified, but mild. Perhaps Kubrick here I suppose I shall soon see A Clockwork used realistic and extensive violence, but which is not merely an element of Alex's again attempts to show that man's nature Orange again. for an affirmation of humanism. narration, but a part of Kubrick's Kubrick seems to find violence a part of presentation. a basically evil human race. "Is there The attitudes of the director, his some devil inside you?" Alex, the young, seeming acceptance of the violence per- likeable, tough lead (Malcolm McDowell) petrated by Alex, his assumption of man's is asked by his social worker. Alex is only innate depravity, his unliberated ex- 'Straw Dogs' studies violence, manhood by William Fiore woman, encourages their attention since it provides a means of recognition to her as Although operating outside the western an individual. The workmen relate to Amy genre for the first time, Sam Peckinpah on the level she wants—as a desirable has continued the same tradition of his object—something which her husband Wild Bunch and his Ballad of Cable Hogue David overlooks. Surely, Peckinpah's in his latest film Straw Dogs. Straw Dogs conception of women as alluring creatures attempts to study the nature of violence, of desire, whose true individuality comes focusing oh the idea of violence as an about only in sexual interactions, is expression of individuality and manhood. strongly anti-feminist. Peckinpah, noted for his climactic en- A threatening atmosphere is gradually dings, once again offers an exciting and "STRAW DOGS": Dustin Hoffman and Susan George share a peaceful moment before developing and first made evident when violence erupts in Peckinpah's controversial film. destructive finish in which he confronts his Amy's pet cat is found strangled in the audience with a picture of man as a bedroom closet. As Amy so aptly puts it to individuality and manhood, clearly the horrifying violence, there are violence-loving creature. This disturbing David, "they did it to prove they could get marking the start of the transition from a humorous moments brought on by his light ending is. both highly tense and into your bedroom." Although he has been acting style, unfortunately taking away emotionally powerful due to the keenly timid mathematician to an assertive and personally confronted, David refuses to what could have been a truly strong finish suspenseful build-up, aided by the perfor- violent man. respond to the challenge. But,to prove his to Straw Dogs, and another award-winning mances of Dustin Hoffman, Susan George, Henry Niles (David Warner), the town manhood to both Amy and the workmen, performance by Hoffman. The unknown, and the English cast of comparative simpleton who has accidently killed a he agrees to go hunting with these men. 20-year old Susan George plays a sur- unknowns. young girl, is given shelter by David in the Ironically, it is while David is on this mock farmhouse. When five local toughs, in- prisingly strong role as Amy, even with the The story deals with the transition of a hunting trip that two of the workers return cluding the fired workmen, come to the handicap of the limited dimension in the timid, non-involved coward into a highly to the farmhouse and rape Amy. cottage to get Niles, David refuses to part itself. During both the rape and the violent and committed individual. David final scenes, it is her emotional power that The rape, a prelude to the horrifying surrender the wounded fugitive except to Sumner (Dustin Hoffman), an American one feels—her fear, her hysteria, her joy. climax, is the toughest and, perhaps, the the proper authorities. As they try to mathematician, has come with his young Susan George has the uncanny ability to best scene in Straw Dogs. The encounter physically coerce him into handing over English wife, Amy (Susan George), to her translate deep, inner feelings into highly begins with the masculine exercise of the simpleton, the timid mathematician native village of Cornwall where he plans visible and moving manifestations. force and ends with Amy's complete and finally takes a stand, saying, "This is to spend a year doing research. David is To those who like the works of Peckin- willful submission. Once again, Peckin- where I live. This is me! I will not allow attempting to flee the chaotic, troubled pah or the acting of Hoffman, Straw Dogs pah's derogatory portrayal of women is violence against this house." In the times of the U.S. (late 60's). He hopes to will be a great film. Overall though, Straw revealed. The rape scene itself is, climactic ending, David must defend his hide from the problems and commitments Dogs does not reach the heights expected however, a cinematic achievement. claim of individuality. that must be faced, but he discovers that of these talented individuals—both have Peckinpah heightens the violence and- In presenting the notion of individuality escapism offers no solution, fiince done better. It is a good movie, with some tension of the scene by intercutting in terms of violence, Peckinpah carries on ultimately in Peckinpah's view the in- very fine scenes, but the weakness of the glimpses of David haplessly hunting. the western tradition of masculinity dividual has to face himself-a position proved in physical terms. Peckinpah story itself and a lack of consistency keep When David returns to the cottage and from which there is no running. believes that man has proceeded no fur- it from being an outstanding film. finds Amy hysterical in bed, he does not The quiet, country town of Cornwall ther than mere physical-assertion of his Peckinpah's ideas on women, violence, understand her veiled references to the presents a mere facade for an under- self. and individuality are controversial. attack. David does fire the workmen, but current of hate and tension. Some of the Whether or not one agrees with him is a only because of the humiliation he suffered Dustin Hoffman gives a good but men of the village, while fixing up the personal choice, but as a director, he when they left him stranded in the woods. somewhat lacking performance. In the couple's rented farmhouse, make a sport knows how to involve an audience in his For the first time in the film, David has tense climax, he does not come across as of ogling Amy and discussing her fine work. asserted at least the beginnings of his forcefully as the scene demands. Amidst Physical attributes. Amy, a Lolita-like Jan. 28, 1972-THE FORDHAM RAM-Page 5 Classifieds Night school to remain in USG the Evening Student Govern- Representatives from General I'll pay 13.00 an hour lor a rock bass in- Single room available—minutes to campus, Students from the School of structor. Call 220 1571 if you have a 2 baths and shower, kitchen, linens changed. General Studies voted Wed- ment. Studies also "pledged to take a knowledge ol both theory and practice. Call FO 7-2348 after 8 p.m. nesday night to remain in the Prior to the vote, General more active role in USG right Roommate needed. Furnished apartment United Student Government. Studies USG senator Alonzo before the election," White ad- '69 VW automatic, dark green. Must sell. near campus. Call 320-1174 after 5. ded. Excellent condition, new tires and brakes, A referendum which called for White read a letter from USG one driver, low mileage. Call (910 337-3462. The student dell is open again. Same low President Bob Vinci to the prices, same great? service. the evening school to sever its "It's about time that General association with USG was students which promised that the CBA student government will pay cash for Return to the coop dell. Service with a Studies begins to realize its used business texts. Bring used texts to FMH smile? Weekdays 5 p.m.—1 a.m. Weekends defeated by a unanimous voice evening school would be included 430 anytime in the afternoon. 11 a.m.—1 a.m. vote, with three abstentions. in the course evaluation booklet potential in USG," White em- The motion was sponsored by and the student directory. phasized, Now there's a course 1 1

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Page 6-THE FORDHAM RAM-Jan. 28, 1972 CHEER Festival fro licking Reiss allows TiMC women option (Continued from page 1) system of academic counseling; reorganization," Reiss main- else in mind for the job, I'd have and "a more personal learning no choice." MEAGHER tained. He emphasized, however, experience'.' within smaller George Thomas, a former Ham sports editor ana WFUV sports- "V'hatever reorganization is groups of faculty and students. caster, raised eyebrows at the 20th annual ECAC Holiday Festival adopted must deal with the Asked if he will also resign, Group discusses when he remarked to Notre Dame assistant basketball coach, Frank academic problems within Ford- following University President McLaughlin, that he was glad to see him keeping good company. The ham College, not just set up Michael Walsh and Executive TMC alternatives uprooted Rose Hiller was chatting at the time with the Hackensack external programs for a small Vice President Joseph Cam- Swampland Giants owner, Wellington Mara. Mara, a Fordham number of students." marosano, Reiss said, "That on Monday night graduate of the class of 1937, is one of Fordham's biggest basketball depends upon the pleasure of the fans and attends almost all of the games the Rams play in the Garden The academic vice president (Continued from page 1) new president." McLaughlin attended both the Utah and Louisville festival matches listed three major areas needing At the present time, the and the former Ram assistant coach cheered vociferously for his alma academic reform: alternatives of Reiss concluded, "I don't in- committee has not yet taken any mater. He was in the New York area on a recruiting mission for the curriculum, ranging from open tend to resign just because votes on specific resolutions, veritable "Lefty" Dreisel of the Midwest and former Messiah of New curriculum to radically ex- Father Walsh has resigned, but if such as the exact structure of the York basketball, Richard "Digger" Phelps. perimental programs; the the new president has someone reorganized schools. Wines The Bronx native looks for improvement in the currently anemic further stated he could not Notre Dame basketball team when three talented recruits join the forecast if any deciding ballots Fightin' Irish varsity. The new rule allowing freshmen to play varsity would be taken at the group's basketball next year should be the blessing Phelps needs. next meeting, February 8. In addition to the ex-Fordham letter of intent signee, 6-9 Pete Crotty, Agencies divide The committee, however, will who is averaging 11 points for the South Bend freshmen as he makes submit a progress report to the the tough adjustment from center to forward, Phelps will welcome Rose Hill Campus Council at the freshmen guards 6-3 Gary Brokaw and 6-2 Pittsburgh native Dwight latter body's February session. Clay, to the varsity next year. Brokaw, a Jerseyite, is averaging 33.6 CRB bus money Wines also requested for the Irish frpsh. suggestions on the topic of the Designated representatives of June when its members decided McLaughlin has bought a house in Indiana and will share it with future of TMC from the the now defunct Community the board was no longer feasible. University community at large. Artie Starrs who now holds a graduate assistant coaching position at Relations Bureau have an- the Golden Dome, a post similar to the one he held at Fordham. nounced the sale of their McLaughlin, who is an excellent recruiter as he proved in his stints Volkswagen bus for $900, that will with Fordham and as assistant coach at Holy Cross, will log thousands now be distributed among An exhibit of unique of miles on the road as "Digger" is conducting a national basketball various campus activities. mosaics, stained glass talent search. He will soon depart on sojourns to Kansas, Texas and Pierre Abularrage and Frank objects, enamel pieces and the other uncharted basketball meccas of middle America seeking Olivieri, both former members of painted rocks graces the those players who hold Digger's unabiding faith in Mass before each the organization, related that cabinets in the first floor of game (something the current Fightin'Jrish told Digger they would do $169.86 will be allocated to United Keating this month, well without), George Gipp and short haircuts. However, most ofall Student Government in reim- Students of Dr. Paula they should liveInquest of their chifdhood dream to go to Notre Dame. bursement for repairs on the bus Gerson's art history Starrs, who like McLaughlin played basketball for Fordham Prep as and for telephone bills, $500 will course, Tools and well as for the University, has transferred from Fordham Law School be allotted to the Health Fair, Techniques of Art Through to Notre Dame Law, The class of 1969 grad went out to Notre Dame $150.14 will go to fund El Grito's the Ages, created these art when, he said, his application for the position of golf coach and head of Camp Fordham and $80 will be objects from implements the lettermen's club was rejected. P.J.Carlesimo, the son of Athletic given to the Spirit House. and materials similar to Director Pete Carlesimo, was hiredfor the two positions. The Athletic CRB members said that the those used by the artists Director had previously told the Ram that he "couldn't get anyone for sale of the bus and the subsequent from the primitive period the jobs" and had to beg P. J. not to go to graduate school and take the appropriation of its monies to through modern times. positions. various groups completes the According to Dr. Irma board's involvement in student Jaffe, chairman of the fine The Holiday Festival was activities. arts department, this almost a reunion of Fordham Lynn Liptak, assistant dean of course is the only One of its men. Among former coaches in student activities, stated that the kind given at American attendance besides McLaughlin organization was dissolved last universities. « , were Johnny Bach; ; Jaffe explained that most Hank Morano, Conlin's assistant studio courses simply while at Fordham; and Horace instruct students in con- "Hoody" Mahon, freshman coach Scarpelli outlines temporary techniques in 1969-70. whereas this course, which * • * dotes, methods will be offered again next Bach saw his Penn State team fall, teaches students to drop two out of three in festival create art with the actual action, but things are looking up on scholarship aid techniques the masters for the well liked native of Michael Scarpelli, director of used at various periods of Brooklyn, who served as head financial aid, announced in a history. Photo by Jay Carberry FRANK MCLAUGHLIN basketball coach at Fordham for recent memorandum that any 18 years, 11 in a dual role as head coach and athletic director. Bach has Fordham or Thomas More engineered an early season upset of Princeton, and has an excellent College student receiving a four- forward in 6-4 sophomore Ron Brown, who was a highly sought year University scholarship or prospect while at Columbia Grammar. The talented starter will be grant-in-aid and maintaining a I* this the 38th aided next year by the fruits of probably the best Penn State freshman 2.0 index or better can expect a team in the school's history, which includes Brown's fellow renewal of that aid next year. Brooklynite Ron Haigler, one of last year's best New York City high The financial aid director President of the school players. With this and Bach in mind, it would be a great idea to further explained in the put the Nittany Lions on the Ram schedule. statement that a student in this • • * category is also eligible for United States? Three weeks after the Festival, we found "Hoody" Mahon in his new supplemental aid, including a A 29-pajre report on Edward Moore Kennedy role at the helm of the Seton Hall freshman matching wits against P. J. National Defense Loan, without Carlesimo with our frosh coming out on top. The 7-1 freshmen play a affecting his status in the fun- * Before highly-respected team today at 4 p.m. in the gym. ding. Chappaquiddick It should be very interesting. All students receiving Regents scholarships or incentive awards, *The Parly Among Fordham hoopsters of yesteryear at the festival were 6-7 —slop-by-slop Dennis Witkowski, who had a short stay with the ABA's Pittsburgh Scarpelli stated, must reapply by Condors, Bob "Rudy" Cassou and Billy Mainor. filing a Parent's Confidential * After the Bridge Witkowski, who was thrown off the Ram squad in 1969 after a fight Statement and a copy of their with coach Conlin, also played for the Washington Generals, the family's 1971 Federal tax return *EMK—by his record perennially inept Harlem Globetrotter opponent. no later than March 1 of this year * Teddy and the men Mainor, the personable member of last year's NCAA contingent, although graduate students have around Jack tore an Achilles' tendon last summer preventing him from going out until May 1. for the Knicks. He is rounding into shape for a trial next year by Students presently using one- *The "Teddy Cabinet" Playing in the Eastern League for Allentown, a Knickerbocker af- year University awards must *Six Crises in the filiate. If the Knicks can carry a no talent like Luther Rackley, there also reapply for the awards since life of EMK should be a place for a player with the offensive and defensive talents they terminate at the end of the The Kennedy of the Jersey City native. spring semester. • • • These students and all other Charisma The Holiday Festival was the scene of much controversy as Louis- students wanting to apply for aid ville refused to stay on the Garden floor during the national anthem the first time must follow the before their semi-final match with St. Peter's. Fordham alumnus, same procedure as the Regents Don't miss this probing- analysis of John Condon, the Garden basketball announcer, refused to call the holders and must also complete a the-non-candidate who may be the most game and went home in protest. At the festival news conference, Fordham financial aid form. important man in the 1973 election. Louisville athletic director Dewey Hickman exclaimed that ne was The forms will be available Gel Now shocked that the Cardinals were accused of being i"nPa*^Aft^ starting February 1 in the offices February on sale all, he said, "Our football team was the only one in the co of Financial Aid and must be American flags on their helmets." returned by March 1. Jan. 28, 1972-THE FORDHAM RAM-Page 7 Gamecocks shatter Ram win stein 100-77 by Ray Cormier half, which ended with the Rams 94—71 lead. South Carolina, led by 6—10 trailing, 46-26. McGuire defended his lack of Tom Hiker's career high 42 In the second half the Rams action by noting that the Rams points, cut Fordham down to size again started out hustling and once scored "four points in about last night, 100—77, at Madison pressing but Kevin Joyce and six seconds." He added, "They Square Garden. , the Gamecock are a very explosive team and Actually, Fordham should have guards, broke the press have an excellent press. I don't take chances." been doing the cutting down to repeatedly and fed Riker for easy size since the Rams gave away buckets. L>RDHAM(77) FG FT Reb A Pts many inches of height at every Tom Sullivan and Bart Charles 12-32 23 6 0 26 position. It was the surprising Woylowicz 610 1-1 6 1 13 Woytowicz began going to the Sullivan 712 3-7 7 2 17 quickness of the tall Gamecock basket more and Sullivan made Pipich 1-8 00 1 2 2 team that enabled it to break the Lighlbourne 28 01 4 1 4 some fantastic moves, but the Zambettl 2-4 00 2 2 4 Fordham press throughout the Rams were unable to dent the Hey ward 26 36 3 0 7 Holland 2-3 00 0 1 4 game. insurmountable Gamecock lead. Griswold 00 00 0 0 0 The Southerners shot an The only real doubt of the night Cain 01 00 1 0 0 amazing 62 percent from the field after the first six minutes was Hill 0-2 00 1 0 0 as they took very few shots from how long South Carolina coach TOTALS 34-66 9 18 31 9 77 any appreciable distance from Frank McGuire would keep his SOUTH CAROLINA (100) the basket. Riker was 10 for 10 in starters in the game. FG FT Reb A Pts Aydlett 713 1-1 8 3 15 the second half and 19 for 21 for With only 4:25 left, McGuire, Riker 19-21 4-5 8 1 42 the game, a great many of his Traylor 3 6 4-8 15 3 10 sporting a lead of more than Joyce 4-8 7-9 ^ 6 15 baskets coming on layups after twenty points, inserted Riker Winters 2-4 4-5 i 5 8 South Carolina's guards had Carver 1-3 2-4 4 3 4 back into the game when Traylor Peterson 1-2 2-2 P 0 4 Photo by John Mugford broken the press. 11 00 0 0 2 fouled out. Powell CHARLES'. The junior guard was the only consistent offensive threat Fordham looked sharp in the Mousa 0-2 0-0 4 1 0 Manning 00 00 1 0 0 for the Rams last night, scoring 26 points in the loss to South Carolina's opening minutes of the contest as He finally removed his five Grimes 01 0-0 0 0 0 behemoths, it pressed and hustled to an 8—4 regulars with 1:41 left and a TOTALS 38-61 24-34 48 22 100 lead after only two minutes of Play- However, Riker and Aquarams defeat Temple, King's Point; seven—footer Danny Traylor cleared the boards as the Maroon began to miss open shots, and led the Gamecocks on a 12—2 spurt bow to St. John's in disputed contest for a 16—10 lead which the visitors never relinquished. by Tom LaSala Mefford in a pool record 11:04.1, Curtin, Sullivan, Kissane, and the pool. South Carolina played a 2—3 The Fordham University swim and the 200-yard freestyle by the Kelly eclipsed an eight-year pool He explained, "We are zone which the Rams found team capped an exciting holiday always reliable Kelly. record to close the meet with a protesting the meet because it difficult to penetrate, and which month of action last Saturday by Temple, however, was not 3:26.1 time. was a clear act of poor of- aided the towering Gamecocks to defeating Temple, 64-49. about to be denied as it won four Afterwards, coach Bernal ficiating. Our boys work too hard control the backboards. Over the past weeks, the Rams out of the next five events to take commented that "Rackover's to have a victory taken away Kenny Charles was all the defeated Kings Point, 60-53, and the lead, 40-39. second place really turned the from them because of a poor offense the Rams could muster as lost to St. John's 57-56, in a The Owls captured firsts in the tide. They didn't think we could call." he scored 14 points in Iht first disputed meet. 50-yard freestyle, 200-yard finish one-two in the 500 Bernal admitted, however, that Coach Joe Bernal appears to butterfly and 200-yard freestyle." officials would probably stick by have developed his swim team backstroke and placed first and The defeat to St. John's came the call. on a technicality that is being «•••••••••••••••••• «t. into one of the best in the second in the 200-yard individual A second place finish in a medley. protested by Bernal and Athletic metropolitan area and definitely quadrangular meet at Princeton Director Peter Carlesimo. as the strongest squad in the The meet's turning point has bolstered the Fordham track school's history. Leading 56-50 going into the last appeared in the 500-yard team's hopes for a successful Led by Ned Kelly, Tory Mef- freestyle event where Howie event, the 400-yard freestyle season. fprd, Brian Reilly, and Howie Rackover's surprise second- relay, the Rams seemed on their The women's basketball team Rackoveramongmanyothers, the place finish behind Mefford gave way to their biggest victory of the lost to Jersey City State College, Rams have built up a 5-2 record. Fordham the lead and season. 52-34, Tuesday. The club meets Fordham's meet against the momentum. Taking about a one length lead Stony Brook Monday night at the Owls showed the immense power, After John Kissane and John into one of the switches, the Ford- Rose Hill gym at 7 p.m. strength, and determination of Baum took second and third, ham swimmer, it was ruled, left the team. respectively, in the 200-yard the starting block too soon. The Rams jumped out to a breaststroke, Duff Hildebrandt The Rams eventually won the Part-Time quick 18-7 lead after three events, and Brad Carlson clinched vic- event by four seconds which Licensed Process Server Photo by Tom Ward capturing the 400-yard medley tory for Fordham with a first- HERKENHAM: The Ram goalie meant that the quick start would for Bronx area played one of his best games this relay (Mike Nahl, John Baran, third finish in the three-meter not have mattered in the end. season, but the 1-8-1 Maroon fell Kim Curtin, and Kevin Sullivan) diving competition. Bernal argued that the official $2.00 per Paper to Gary Nichols' four goals and in a school record time of 3:52.1, With no pressure on them, the was out of position when he made Call 243-8610 St. John's, 5-3, Monday night. the 1,000-yard freestyle by Tory 400-yard freestyle relay team of the call, as he was directly across TUTORING AND GUIDANCE Own 7-1 record • • i Nun in SINCE 1938 YOU CAN HAVE YOUR TERM PAPERS TYPED AT A PRICE EVEN MCAT - DAT Frosh team to ploy Jaspers YOU CAN AFFORD call 1OVINO The Fordham freshman At Seton Hall, the freshmen 231-4954 9K4-0400 LSAT-ATGSB basketball team will put their overcame a height disadvantage sparkling 7-1 record on the line to win, 91-80. GRE this afternoon at 4 p.m. against The board work of Jack Troha * Preparation for tests required for undefeated Manhattan in the and center Brown, with 15 and 14 admission to graduate and profes mini-battle of the Bronx. rebounds, respectively, enabled sional schools * Six and twelve session courses The team, which could wind up them to pull away in the second * Small groups as the second best Ram frosh in half. •Voluminous material for homo study modern history behind 1954-55's prepared by experts in each field The offense included 26 points 25-0 squad, completed a five- •Lesson schedule can be tailored to from Walt Douglas, 18 from meet individual needs. Lessons contest sweep of the holiday Troha, and 13 from Gary Wall. can be spread over a period of matches by downing the Army several months to a year, or for Kevin Moriarty dropped in two out of town students, a period plebes 69-64, Monday night. of one week Daryl Brown's 18 points, and free throws with three seconds •Opportunity for review of past Walt Douglas' 16, ensured victory left as Fordham beat St. Peter's, lessons via tape at the center 88-87. The Peacocks had taken over Army. Special Compact Courses during the lead with eight seconds Coach P.J. Carlesimo, vho has Weekends - Intersessions remaining, but Moriarty, who engineered a six-game winning !DEATpOLS...ide« becoming tool, Summer Sessions streak, mentioned that Army's tallied 24 points, was fouled to buUd a world for people... STANLEY H.KAPLAN disciplined style presented a driving the frontcourt. textbook., paperback*, itudy aids, Pholo by John Muglord new and uicd to save you money. EDUCATIONAL CENTER LTD special .challenge. In earlier home games, the BROWN: The 6-7 freshman 1875 Em 16th Suwl Bfooklvn. N V However, he was pleased that frosh beat Hunter, 55-34, and City center, the hub of the team's (212) 336-5300 the frosh held the ball for the final College, 93-55. The 6-7 Brown defense and its lcading (516) 538-4565 icbounder, has shown im- tfl minutes, forcing the plebes to amassed a season high 19 avenue & IXih DAYS EVENINGS. WEEKENDS provement offensively in recent f Branches in Print:tpnl Ci ti us foul in crucial situations. rebounds in that match. games. 'omjw31,ttoF ditty 9:45 to 8pm Saturdiy, 'til fi Tki Tulurinf Schuvl with Ike /VIIKMIII'H'I Page 8-THE FORDHAM RAM-Jan. 28, 1972