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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1960/61 to 1969/70 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1964-65 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. 1150 Frosh ·Welcomed to I. C. Orientation Week Wilcox, Mandel, Nadler Lead The Newcomers Through Activities The second complete orientation program to be held entirely on South Hill found approximately 120 counselors guiding 1150 Freshmen through their first week on a college campus. Pete Walsh headed the com- President Dilingham then wel­ Ithacan mittee for orientation, Bob Wilcox corned the Frosh, who sat on the served as M.C., and Bob McGuckin Recreation Room floor; the Deans were also introduced to the new and Juanita Dunne were head Ithaca, New York October 2, 196A Vol. 37-No. 1 students. A more informal meeting counselors. Most of the programs followed under the direction of benefited from the various abilities Bob Wilcox. The Frosh learned that of either Hank Mandel or Marty they'd "rather switch than fight." Nadler. Their motto was "stronger than Two for Ithaca dirt" and when asked where they Crowds On Sunday night, the Frosh were kept it, their reply was, "in our Huge Greet R.F .K. at SC, Clarion Bow treated to an outdoor barbecue. sneakers." By BILL KATZ The rest of the week was filled Democratic Rallies In Ithaca Ithaca College won its first two with testing, departmental meet­ ings and introductions of the stu­ games of the season, 16-7 in the "Where New York succeeds, the rest of the nation is inspired, opener against Clarion State on Forensic Presents dent government officers. High­ lights were a Fashion Show, co­ where New York fails, the nation fails," said Robert F. Kennedy their home field, and 18-8 at South­ ordinated by Barb Landsburg, a at a Cornell rally last Monday. ern Connecticut. In defeating Clar­ Mock UN Program movie, 'The Buccaneers" presented ion, the Bombers won their first The Forensic Association will Campaigning for the United States Senate, Mr. Kennedy ex­ by CUB, and a Green Room pro­ season's opener in at least four present a mock United Nations from panded this view in his continual attack against Kenneth Keating. duction of Improvisations, headed years. The win at S.C. was the first Mr. Kennedy arrived at the ;-: ·:·: --·_;;'\,-,,:;:;,, ·., October 18 through 24. There will by Audrie Zerul. f\' ever for Ithaca at the Owls' field. Tompkins County Airport aboard :· / i"·'.:\ be 30 three-member delegations The weeks activities were "the Caroline" to the cheers of a ·, '.;: '-\~?4... ,, I C Slams Clarion representing the folJowing coun­ • a ~.; ' , "v'f.,'t>~ ~~ summed up on Thursday night crowd est1n1ated at 200. Upon dis- ,c , tries: Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Cuba, Ethiopia, Ghana, feated Clarion 16-7 in a game minute skit. Dorm 8 won the con­ the fence to shake bands with his {(::;; Kenya, U.A.R., Tanganyika, Argen­ where defense played the starring test with a warning to IC co-eds well-wishers. One small boy with · tina, Chile, Columbia, Costa Rica, role. who go to Cornell on a date. After tears in his eyes was heard to say, Jamaica, Peru, Venezula, Austral­ J.C. couldn't score a touchdown the skits, the counselors presented "Mama, he didn't shake my hand." ia, France, Greece, Israel, Nether­ until the opening play of the fourth the traditional candle-light cere­ Mr. Kennedy paused for a few lands, Turkey, United Kingdom, period when Bobby Glazier went mony to complete the Orientation minutes to speak while at the air­ China, India, Indonesia, Iran, over for the six points. Up to that program. port. At this time he emphasized Japan, Pakistan, Philippines, Thai­ point Ithaca had been on the short The Freshmen and transfers all the necessity for direct action on land, South Africa, and the United end of a 7-3 score. Clarion had lived on South Hill for the entire current problems: "We shouldn't States. Each delegation will re­ scored an early T.D. after inter­ week. Many of them voiced dis­ lay at harbor, but move ahead full ceive position papers from the cepting an Ithaca pass. The Bomb­ appointment in their perma­ sail." country's Embassy. er's first score came on soph Frank nent homes at Quarry or Clinton RFK Speaks at Dewitt Park Fazio's 36 yard field goal which Students will be given a choice House after seeing the beautiful At Dewitt Park he was greeted hit the crossbar and took an Ithaca to represent any of the above coun­ dorms on South Hill. Female coun­ by Julie Just, Miss New York State, bounce into the end zone. tries except the United States. selors became displaced persons, one of the thousand people who Both teams suffered from stut­ Since each delegation must contain sleeping on floors of the various awaited him there. Mr. Kennedy tering offence throughout the 3 people, students are asked to dorm lounges or downtown in a said that the role of a senator game. Perhaps we can attribute have the names of all three before sorority house. 133 transfer stu­ should ~ filled by one who leads Mr. Kennedy Arrives in Ithaca this to the fact that this was the they sign up on October 3, from dents and the varsity soccer and and wbo has an effect on legisla· season's inaugural for both teams. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., in the college football teams helped to complete union lobby. tion, not by one who just shows up Glazier's fourth period score was the total picture of Orientation for roll call. the result of a 41 yard drive in Foreign students from Cornell week. Proceeds to Cornell Dramatic Reading four plays. Ithaca had acquired this will serve as advisors to aid on Having proceeded to Ives Hall at Of "The Rivalry" excellent field position after Dave the preparation of the topics. Cornell, he spoke to a crowd of five Von Valkenburg's fair catch of a There will also be advisors to aid Activities fair thousand. The crowd was of di­ Monday, Oct. 5th punt. Veteran quarterback Tony in the technical procedures. vided loyalty; Keating posters num­ Cerullo, who came off the bench to There will be 3 main committees for Campus Groups bering as I"Qany as, ~f not more than The Ithaca College Drama De­ replace the injured Denis Slattery, meeting, and one student from each those supporting Kennedy. Contin­ partment has several fine perform­ opened the march by pitching 31 delegation will be on each com­ Sel for Odober 10 uing his attack against Keating, he ances scheduled for this semester. yard strike to Len Muhlich. Muh­ mittee. The topics for discussion On October 10 there will be an said that the place of a senator is The IC Forensic Association will lich and Glazier covered the last are the Korean question, co-opera­ activities fair held in the Union not to catch up with the people, present a dramatic reading of Nor­ ten yards in 3 plays. tion for the eradication of illiteracy Recreation Room from 4 p.m. to but to lead them. Mr. Kennedy man Corwin's The Rivalry, Mon­ At this point Ithaca had to settle throughout the world, and manifes­ 9 p.m. Each organization will be tation of racial prejudice and na­ then added that Mr. Keating wasn't day, October 5, in the Recreation for a 9-7 lead as they tried a two allowed a booth no wider than four supplying this leailership; that, in Room of the College Union at 7:30 point conversion from a fake kick tional and religious intolerance. feet. fact, major legislation which p.m. formation. Jim Harris' pass fell in­ Awards will be given to the best Any organization wishing to par­ should be the action of the New Th~ action takes place in 1858, complete, however. speakers in each committee, to the ticipate should see that the name York Senator, was under the aus­ and concerns the effects of these The play has a fairly simple best speaker in the General Assem­ of the organization is placed on the pices of other Congressional lead­ famous debates on the people who bly, and to the best delegation. All list with l\lr. Christensen's secre­ ers. formula, kick formation, the snap were most closely involved with and then the holder rolling out General Assembly sessions will be tary. During the following question them: Lincoln, Douglas and his open to the public. On Sunday the This is your only chance to show period he replied to the query, with the option of passing or run­ wife, Adele. ning for the two points. Coach meeting will last from 3-5 p.m.; on the whole school what your or­ "What about Keating's :i.eadership all other nights, meetings will re­ ganization is. Don't miss the chance in the Cuban crisis?" He said that The cast of Monday's production Lyon has often used this play in the past with a great deal of suc­ quire about one hour each evening. to get new and interested members. he was unaware that Senator Keat­ includes Bob Riggs, Mitchell W el­ cess and we may expect to see it There will be two guest speakers The freshman class is full of en­ ing had any part, that it was Presi­ lenten, Martha Shavel, and Karen thusiastic people. Erlich. Lenny Hoff is stage man­ several more times this season. from the United Nations: one is dent Kennedy who provided the from the Secretariat and the other You may start setting up at 1 ager. The production will be di­ Ithaca's final score came after leadership on the problem. is from the Israeli delegation. p,m, (Continued 011, page 6) (Continued on page 9) rected by Martin Brodey. THE ITHACAN, OCTOBER 2, 1964, PAGE 2 New Campus, "!ew Outlook WALBIJS By NORMAN L. COUSINS By this time, at the close of the second full week of school, most of ·us have become accustomed once more to the interesting, " 'The time bas come,' the Wal­ if not always comfortable routine of school. Now that we no longer rus said, 'to speak of many need be concerned about the mechanics of student life, we should things.'" Of birds and bees and lovely trees and that to which life have time for a look at our goals and the challenges before us. clings. For the first time in a few years, we greet a college functioning In the weeks ahead we will primarily on one campus. We are confronted with a whole new speak of and explore the many plant that was not in existence just four years ago. \Ve are in facets of life. Current ideas will part, its creator, and its product. We speak for it and it for us. be scrutinized, existing orders will be questioned;-and perhaps some This is our challenge: to meet and equal the power of a dream new ideas will -be instituted. Dedi­ that has been made a reality. cated to the off-campus world, we To equal this power we must be alert to the ,.world around will discuss issues and happenings us-not just the world of classes and dates and bridge, but the that are not.in our own sphere of one in which elections take place, discoveries are made, and human­ experience as college students. ity, good and bad, is seen in cross-section. We must, on our own Through the course of the year, many articles will appear in this level, make an effort to become acquainted with those whose newspaper covering Student Coun­ courses of study differ from ours. In this way our outlooks will cil, school spirit, the cafeteria, and broaden, or at least not become any narrower. most every other phase of student We have begun the year on a· promising note. The Freshmen, life. In this column we will look ov:er a thousand strong, have a spirit of unity and an intellectual beyond our own stamping grounds to the world at large, sampling our curiosity that we would do well to imitate. feelings toward its events. Com­ Nothing will be handed to us; we must forge our individual ments concerning views appearing ways in a rudely competitive world. Every minute of ~his year and in this column are welcomed by what we do with it could make that one important 'difference that the Ithacan staff and significant will allow us to fulfill our goals. points will appear in succeeding issues. This column is not unbiased. To be so ·it would need to be written Crowded Conditions by a vegetable, and this author claims no vegetable properties. A Since arriving on campus this year we have been beset by person with an opinion concerning obvious proble~s in the matter of crowded conditions. We are Karam To Show MGB an issue is biased. This column is crammed in classrooms and in dorms, the lines at the dining halls S.S. -Hope Slides going to be opinions of facts. are too long, and ~here seems to be a shortage of oxygen in some RE.PORTS We must all understand clearly that the views expressed in this classrooms and lecture halls. On October 6 The following statement has column are not officially sane­ Being· observant young collegians, we have not failed to Dr. Adib Karam, Ithaca College been issued by Ray Feller Presi- tioned by the administration of notice these problems, neither have we failed to express .our con­ ' _ Ithaca College nor are they neces- Medical Director since 1963, will dent of MGB: cern in no uncertain terms. We have now discovered that our com­ tell of his summer's experience in sarily even the prevailing opinions plaining is not really doing to do much good. Ecuador while serving on board All men of Ithaca College of that body. The opinions ex­ pressed herein are not even to be Constructive thoughts and suggestions might, however. the floating hospital ship "llope." are reminded of the Student The presentation, which features Council Dress Rule in effect. construed as. the opinions or be­ The facts of the situation are many. Colleges generally accept slides, will be held on Tuesday, The rule specifically states liefs of the Ithacan staff. They are more students than they can accommodate. Because of multiple October 6, at 7 p.m. in the Union that all men must dress for strictly the affirmed opinions of applications, institutions must admit a certain percentage of Recreation Room. Pi Theta Phi Pro­ the Sunday noon meal in a the author, who alone assumes the students above the limit in the belief that some will cancel. Due to fessional Physical Therapy Frater­ pair of long slacks, coat or full authority for their weight. In the ring of scrutiny are such the size of the class of '68, there is a larger overflow than expected. nity is sponsoring the event. All sweater, shirt, tie, socks and interested faculty and students are shoes. widely divergent issues as capital Our facilities were not in the best shape for the beginning cordially invited to attend. Violaters will be sum- punishment, euthanasia, motor ve­ of t_he school year, and we were inconvenienced. We said so. Dr. Karam, a native of Ohio, re­ . moned to appear before hicle laws, U.S.· foreign policy, Loudly. linquished his private practice and Men's Governing· Board and abortion, gambling, marriage, di­ The administrators of the College have heard the din of our became. a college physician in appropriate fines will be vorce, and anything. else this au­ complaints, though they may be a little rushed sometimes to order to participate in a person to levied. If you are guilty of thor feels qualified to discuss in­ telligently. . handle each and every individual problem right then. They are person medical program along with this infraction you Ibight not other physicians and medical per­ necessarily be told at that In short, there is open season on rushed because, in addition to the.million and one details of running sonnel on a volunteer basis under time, since summonses will thought this year. The only require­ a college, they are trying very hard to ease the situation caused the auspices of Care-Medico. be issued at a later date. ment for enlistment of a subject by such a large enrollment. for discussion is interest. Unlike a We are not accustomed to patience, and we are not willing good politician we do not even promise consistency-nor all the to be accustomed to inconvenience. But shouldn't we allow time LE I I E~S TO THE EDITOR answers. for these difficulties to be tended? And, in thl! meantime, wouldn't 'file Ithacan welcomea all letten which are I.tr, property lllplll Ul4 11114er aoo But someone will say that we it help us all if we accepted the situation and made i:he most of it? words. Submit letters to the Collage Union Deslt b:, the Monda:, before publication. asked. The Ithacan reNrYea the ~t to edit or reJac:t; tmproperl7 wrttta l.ettert. A quote of Ellen Glasgow's found elsewhere in this issue applies well to our state: THE NEW "No life is so hard that you can't be made better by the way Headquarters for all you take it." SMOKE~'S SUPPLIES COLLEGE SPA PAPER BOOKS BOUND Pete Atsedes, your host

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Ronnie Dio, The Persians, Charlie Star, The Citations, Bobbie Comstock, The Cavaliers, Daiquiri's, Trashers The Ithacan Office is located in the Infirmary on the Ithaca College and ot~er groups appearing ... South Hill Campus, Ithaca, New York. Phone 272-3591. Th~ Ithacan is a member of Associated Collegiate Press and National Press Service. THURSDAY - SUNDAY 8:30-5:30 Mon.-Sat. Editorial views neither reflect the official position of Ithaca College DIFFERENT BAND EACH NIGHT nor necessarily indicate the opinion of the ~tudent body. 8:30-1 :30 Sun. THE ITHACAN, OCTOBER 2, 1964, PAGE 3 ROVING EYE Fun-filled Fall Weekend Oct. 16-19 Jeff Diskin, Colle Q: How do you feel about the Orientation period, and how could Publish Magazines Rally, Football Game Scheduled, It be Improved? . Patti Moscou On Entertainment Eggheads, Sy Oliver Entertain Patti Moscou: It was a lot of fun, A new magazine entered publi­ however, there was too much free cation September 17 when a pro­ time. There should have been more totype issue of "In and Around planned activities so that we ITHACA" went into circulation in might have met more of our class­ the area. Creators and publishers mates. I think that there should .) of the 40-page weekly are Royal D. • I have been more upperclassmen Colle of Trumansburg and Marvin present, as there were times when N. Diskin of Ithaca who have es­ there were questions to be an­ tablished Trend Publications for swered and nobody around to an­ the enterprise. Both are members swer them, I didn't appreciate the of the Ithaca College Television­ beanies too much, but I think the Radio Department faculty. Jim Montanye I name tags were a good idea. "In and Around ITHACA," "a :.>. ''', __ Jim_Montanye: I feel t.bat the_ weekly guide to entertainment," Court was ridiculous, with the features local schedules, highlights upperclassmen handing out sum­ and feature articles on drama, monses to the girls they were try-· films, television, radio, concerts, ing to impress. Beanies, I feel, are lectures and special events in and a good idea, as they help freshmen around Ithaca. A unique aspect of the magazine will be a set of tele­ ,·. i get acquainted with one another. I ·,1 also believe Orientation helps to vision listings keyed to both regu­ i start school spirit in the freshman lar station channel numbers and class. to stations as they appear on the community antenna television cable in Ithaca and Brooktondale. "This community has such a tre­ Al Segler: mendous number of cultural and Al Segler: The Orientation week entertainment attraction,'' the was very well organized. It left no new publishers noted, "that there doubt where one should be, and is a distinct need both in the city what one should be doing. In the itself and in the surrounding vil­ future, I feel that the Orientation lages for a complete guide such as period could take fewer days. I this. Ithaca College, Cornell Uni­ enjoyed it. versity, the public school systems, and the many active community groups provide great opportunity­ Friday night, October 16, will The Fall Weekend court will be perhaps an opportunity unique to a innaugurate this year's Fall Week­ crowned at midnight by the week­ Lucia Montfort: community this size-to participate end. The Weekend will follow a end chairman, Rick Boyd. The pre­ in exciting and stimulating leisure World's Fair theme. A pep rally liminary court election will be held Lucia Montfort: I don't believe activities. will be held at 8:00 followed by a on Thursday, October 8th and the the upperclassmen were too en­ "The great interest exhibited in dance in the Stude~t Union fea­ final balloting will occur on thusiastic during Orientation. They The Ithaca Festival is further evi­ turing the Eggheads. This group October 15th. asked us to "Souud Ofr', sing the dence of this area's important role has appeared at the Peppermint Fight Song and the Anthem over A full bar will be pro,·ided Sat­ as a cultural and entertainment Lounge and were featured at the urday night, open to those with and over, which becomes ridiculous center," they continued. "We hope Laurel's Hotel this past summer. after the first two days. I feel the proof. The Saturday night curfew to be a part of this 'force' and these Beer will be served to those with is 3:00. length of time for Orientation was fine events." Colle and Diskin ac­ proof. Curfew Friday night is 2:00. right. knowledged that reaction to the A home football game against Tickets for the entire weekend, weekly entertainment guide con­ Westchester St. will take place excluding the football game, will cept by community leaders, busi­ Saturday afternoon. From 10:00- be sold for $8.50 at a saving of KENNEDY STUDENT nessmen and potential readers has 2:00 that night, Sy Oliver's fifteen 25%. (Continued fro-m Page l) piece band will entertain. This Friday night is being sponsored In answer to a question concern­ been "highly encouraging." COURT The two professors indicated that band which has made appearances jointly by the Sophomore-Senior ing tax cuts for parents of college The history of the Ithaca College at several midwestern colleges classes and Saturday night by Stu­ students, Mr. Kennedy said that he the impetus for the new publica­ Student Court begins in 1961 when tion was nurtured by a second set such as Oklahoma, University of dent Council. Delta Phi Zeta and favored Federal Scholarship Grants it was established as an intermedi­ Kansas, and Ohio State will put Rho Mu Theta are handling pub­ and expanded loan programs more of circumstances which comple­ ary body between Students and the mented the apparent need for a on a half-hour jazz concert if there licity and Phi Delta Pi is in charge than the tax cut. Administration of Ithaca College. is interest in a performance. of the court. Holds Press Conference guide such as "In and Around ITH­ The functions of Student Court ACA." Mr. Kennedy then held a con­ are to recommend judicial decis­ ference for members of the press. The Television-Radio Depart­ ions and punitive judgement in ment is embarking on a special FRATERNITY JEWELRY He replied to the question about matters pertaining to student con­ reapportionment by saying that he summer study tour in Western Eu­ by L. G. BALFOUR CO. duct. rope next summer in which some was in favor of "one man and one The Court is composed of seven vote in both houses." 25 students will study the nature Ithaca College Class Rings students: two justices from each of and structure of radio, television, A banquet was held in his h~nor the upper three undergraduat~ film, journalism, theater and ad­ Ray Robinson-Rothschild's Dept. Store by the Democratic Committee of classes and one Chief Justice. vertising in six countries. "We First Floor Tompkins County. At the dinner in The cases that are called before the Statler-Hilton at Cornell, he were looking for some projects the Court are so varied and the through which our students could BADGES- FAVORS-MUGS-TROPHIES said that the Democratic Party conditions surrounding them so di­ worked as a team united at all earn money and thereby help meet versified. that it would be impos­ the cost of the study program in Phone AR 2-5000 levels throughout the state and sible to properly catagorize each nation. Comparative Mass Media. One cri­ one. For instance, a shoplifting terion was that these undertakings Mr. Kennedy visited Ithaca fol­ offense might not be put into the lowing appearances at various be rewarded educationally and pro­ 11 file marked ''Expulsion," but could fessionally as well as economically. Patterson's PIRRO'S" Long Island colleges. Tuesday he involve almost any punishment went to the University of Roches­ It was with this consideration," BEST PIZZA from behavioral probation to work they said, "that we created In and Mobilgas AT ter. Mr. Kennedy said that the hours for the Cancer Society. scheduling of these campus visits Around ITHACA. THE LOWEST Any violation of College rules, (Continued on page 4) WASHING AND PRICE IN TOWN was coincidental. such as possession of alcholic beverages in one's room, possession GREASING Open 4:00 p.m.-2:00 A.M. of firecrackers, gambling, or ob­ QUAKER MEETING DELIVERY THE INSTRUMENT taining unauthorized living quar­ Corner Buffalo October 4 - U-5 & ., CALL EXCHANGE ters could bring decisions ranging AR 2-1950 115 E. Green St. 209 E. SENECA (according to the situation in­ Contact: Aurora Streets volved) from a letter being sent George E. Clarkson Lessons: Guitar, Banjo home to a student being sent home. Mandolin Such latitude in Student Court AR 2-8321 Do You Eat at is a necessity when dealing with EXPERT REPAIR the more human side of college 1 life. WES CORNER DINER New & Used Guitars, If a student finds himself in KAPPA GAMMA PSI 123 North Aurora Banjos, _Band instruments trouble and brought before Student House Recital the original home of the - Used King Sax Court, it is the job of that Court to guarantee that a fair hearing October 4, 1964 - Used Clarinet will be given, and to allow him a 3:00 P.M. TULL YBERGER ? ? - Used Gibso~ fair chance of defense. Guitars etc. Robert Backlund, 404 E. Buffalo St. If Not Please Do Asst. Chief Justice THE ITHACAN, OCTOBER 2, 1964, PAGE 4 Walsh Attends U.S.N.S.A.; RADIO - TV TODAY Aunt Chloe Minn. U. Hosts Conference; Under the leadership of John Although I hadn't planned on returning to Ithaca College Von Soosten '67, broadcasting is after my one year of research was up in the Tompkins County Political Theories Discussed in full swing on WICB A.M. Some area, I couldn't resist not coming back to do some independent of the 25 students aiding John research. So here I am again-birdwatching! This summer l\Ir. Peter Walsh, President of the Ithaca Gol­ have already had experience in I started in right away last week with the Freshman Class. lege Student Body, attended the Student Body Presidents' Con­ commercial radio. WICB will in­ I noticed we had some peacocks, some wrens, a few eagles, and a ference and part of the United States National Students Association clude the usual features of a radio lot of old crows on campus. It was also fairly obvious that the (USNSA) Congress itself. station: news on the hour, weather birdhouse was mighty overcrowded. In my old dorm the average From August 12 to August 15 at a quarter of and a quarter past, is three birds to a perch. student body presidents from all sports scores, IC events, plus a On campus I found the same old story-love bir

CUB CORNER By HANK MANDEL Around The Const:ruct:ion Though most students went away By Tony Vincent Never before .. for the summer, the College Union If I recall correctly, I ended last spring's column with a "See such a portable Board, commonly known as C.U.B., you in the Fall, / hope." Well, I'm here and you're here and "boy" was working fast and furious on are a lot of us surprised. I'm not saying that things were shaky as this •• . .- ••. three new publications for Ithaca for a few of us last semester, but they, were. But why get morbid College students. about the whole thing? A few- of our friends "passed the way of all The publications are: The new flesh" and are now living in N.Y.C. pads, driving their '64 Im­ "College Union Board Booklet" palas, going out every weekend with no qualms concerning term 111t KI..." H MODn ruvtN whic_h explains the functions of the papers or tests, while we were lucky enough to have detoured. I ~OPffONIC PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH board. don't know but when I think about it in the above manner, I This booklet gives the reader a just can't feel too sorry for those poor souls. It just don't seem • WEIGHS ONLY 28 P0UNDS chance to learn about the diverse • 2 revolut10111ry new hlah-compllance right! KLH speaker 1yster11J can be sepa• committees which consist of the Before I get sidetracked with something really philosophical rated up to 40 ft. social, recreational, forum, movie, • 15 WATT music power, 30 WAlT peak1 which might stem towards scholarly pursuits, I'd like to welcome solid state stereo ampllfler cresteo improvement and development, by KUI to drive tlle new speakers. the freshmen. WELCOME freshmen! Now, how's that for school • Speclal KLH 4-SPeed automatic tum· performing arts and exhibit com­ table (built by Gamrd) plays all mittees. Accompanying the booklet spirit? According to a seemingly accurate account made by an records - Stereo and Mono; Inter· mixes all record sizes. is a card enabling the reader to upper classman, the. odds were 2 ½ to 1, in the right favor. What • Pickering V·lS magnetic pickup with diamond stylus apply for the above committees. does this mean? It means that there's a whole new small bunch • Inputs for other music sources such Interviews will be held for these of girls that weren't around last semester and probably won't be as I tuner or tape recorder students. • Separate ban and treble controls around the next. Is this good? Like, only time will tell, maybe. • Handsome 1uua1e-styled case of rue· The second publication is our I only hope that they were conceivably impressed with the Ithaca $199.95 Complete Ced vinyl-clad 'Contourlite' Movie schedule which lists the • Unlq11e 5 year 1u1rantee College's administration procedures ( the registration bit an-0 every­ names, dates and stars of the thing) because it gets worse. I confess that 1t may not appear likely movies. This Sunday's production to do so hut if there's a way, I.C. will find it. Just 28 Pounds of Breathtaking Performance! is "Butterfield 8" starring Eliza­ beth Taylor. I don't want to start the academic year off with a negative No portable phonograph ever played lik~ this bef«?re. The attitude but I realiy have nothing to gripe about. After all, it only KLH Model Eleven rivals consoles at twice the price, and The third publication is the "All took me three hours to register. I heard one young gentleman men­ weighs far less than any other portable of any pretension College Calender." Each month the to quality. Each component is the fine.st ever use~ in a tion that he was through in a little less than five hours. We were portable. Heart of the system is a _pair of revolut1on~ry C.U.B. will publish this calander a couple of the more fortunate ones. Let's face it, some of us got long-excursion speakers, coupled with a powerful sohd· with all the major events of the luck and some of us ain't got luck. So as usual, I got nosey and state amplifier whose output is shaped to match their tow month on it. It is requested that asked a few questions involving different opinions regarding this frequency power requirements so that their bass response the students take only one. remains flat far below its natural roll-off. Together, they particular farce. The answers were ...... on second thought, make possible the astonishing clarity, range and power of Besides our publications, there I don't think I should or could print them. They were, uh .... , the KLH Model Eleven - the world's first respectable are a number of exciting events to quite emotional. Yeah, "emotional," that's the word I was looking portable. which the students should look for. forward. C.U.B. sponsors the an­ Now to get on to fine matters. The Bombers are riding a two nual Christmas Party for the Set­ game winning streak and recently trounced Cornell in a secret tlement Houses in our area, tourna­ scrimmage. The news wasn't supposed to leak out but it did. So ments in ping pong, pool, and to all you readers up there in Geneva (the Ithacan gets sent every­ bridge among others. There will where, even Quarry Donn) watch out. The Buffalo Bills are un­ also be dances, parties, shows, defeated in the A.F.L. Being from Buffalo, I thought I'd mention hoots, concerts, lectures, and ex­ it. In case you don't know what the A.F.L. is, it's the other league. hibits. If you are interested in de­ Just one more thing. In the past week, Pete Seeger performed at ciding the future of your college, Bailey Hall and Robert F. Kennedy spoke in DeWitt Park. To join the committee of your choice. give equal space, I must state that Sen. Keating did not speak m DeWitt Park. Hope that that is equal enough. 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IC Eleven Take Two In Row Booters ~tomp Soccermen Blank Oswego 4-0; (Continued fro,n Page 1) end Bob Pickert deflected a Clar­ selves back into the ball game Bonaventure 8-0 Szabo Proves Ability Again ion quick kick. In excellent field early in the 2nd half as half back The Ithaca College soccer teams The Ithaca College soccer team the ball over to him in the opening­ position once again, Cerullo en­ Dick Nacero ran around right end returned to the campus victorious outkicked and outgoaled Oswego minutes of the game., The other gineered the team to pay dirt, 29 and scampered for a 65 yard T.D. State last Wednesday when they Saturday after the varsity men goals of Carp Wood's team were yards away, in 9 plays. Again it Southern Connecticut repeated the crushed the Lakers 4-0. made in the second {1) and fourth was Glazier plunging in for the play for a 2 point conversion. This trounced St. Bonaventure 8-0. The Szabo was again the{major force quarters (2). score. Fazio converted to make the made the score 15-8. Frank Fazio frosh made the day complete with to be" reckoned wmr as. he was Milt Brown who was a threat to count 16-7 and to close out the scor­ finally put the game on ice for the a 19-0 score. responsible for every Bomber tally. the IC team last year was more ing for the day. Bombers by booting a 34 yard field Though injured twice during the than adequately guarded by Lou goal with 1:10 to play. Sandor Szabo, the military re­ The Bomber defense did a splen­ game, he wasn't forced to leave DiParisL The Booters will prove did job, strangling Clarion's of­ After viewing the game films turnee who has sparked the team until the fourth quarter when he what kind of a team they are when fence at every turn. The offense Coach Dick Lyon expressed great in their scrimmages, kept up his sustained an injured thigh. they take on highly rated· Cortland left something to be desired until satisfaction with his team's per­ impressive action by scoring four Perhaps the most unusual thing the fourth quarter when it finally formance. He said, "We played a about the game was the goal made at 2 o'clock this Saturday at Allen goals. Vic Leon added two points settled down. Tony Cerullo did an good game against a much bigger by Szabo when Bruce Gordon shot Field. adequate job at quarterback des­ team. It's true we fumbled a lot and Brad Jaworski and Henry See pite an interception of his first but the films show that we outhit each contributed one as the hooters pass. From there he led a fine, if them on offense as well as de­ completely shut out the !)lean team overcautious, ground attack and fense." with their strong defense. PHONOLA PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS hit on two of his next three passes. Coach Lyon handed laurels to the Not too much can be said for entire defensive team, citing Dave Friedman, playing left out­ by Waters Conley of Rochester, Minnesota Lenny Tyler and Larry Turel as Clarion's performance as I.C. out­ side, sustained a leg injury which America's oldest and largest manufadurer of passed, outrushed, and finally, out­ being most troublesome to the will keep him from action for the Owls' offense. Dave Van Valken­ classed them. Clarion did resort to rest of the season. Starting in Sat­ burg made 2 pass interceptions and PORTABLE PHONOGRAPHS an interesting "technical device" urday's game were: goal, Dave brought about by the new NCAA recovered a fumble for the Bomb­ substitution rules. When in a punt· ers. Halen; I. halfback, Jan Beijer; c. ing situation the Clarion team took On offense Coach Lyon had spe­ halfback, Lou DiParisi; r. halfback, The Phonola Co. manufactures portable pho'!ogrophs for an intentional delay of the game cial words of praise for the great Jim Brigadier; l. outside, Fried­ many of the biggest companies on the market today, ·in penalty. This enabled them to take performance by Lenny Muhlich man; I. inside, Leon; forward, Sza­ and the outstanding blocking of addition to their own line. advantage of the official time out bo; r. inside, Bruce Gordon, and r. and bring in their defensive team. John Tuthill and Roger Hayes. outside, Gerd Lutter. The intentional delay penalties are Jimmy Harris. was commended for being used by many college coach­ his all around hustle. The frosh team was led by Steve Roger Hayes and Dave Van Val­ LENT'S IS WHOLESALER es who are employing the 2 pla­ Kuzman and Janos Benedek along toon system. kenburg, because of their fine per­ formances, will be honorary co­ with Stuart Allen, Bud Eisenberg, Bomben Defeat So. Connecticut for Phonola and Sells at Great Savings captains for the game at Geneva Lou Schilstra, and Bruce Share to In spite of a thirteen hour trip this Saturday. due to a bus breakdown, the Ithaca complete the IC victory. College Bombers defeated South­ Prices from ern Connecticut for the first time on the Owls' home field. In defeat­ $18.95 to $179.95 ing the Owls' 18-8, the Bombers chalked up their second victory of with a complete se­ the current season and 3 in a row lection of intermedi­ over all. ate styles and prices. The Bombers two touchdowns M o d e I s available crune in the second quarter. The with or without AM­ first Bomber T.D. was set up by a Dave Van Valkenburg pass inter­ FM radios. ception. Quarterback Tony Cerullo (not Jim Harris as reported in a certain local newspaper) pitched TOP RATED by out to Rene Van Cauwenberge who CONSUMERS·· instead of running out of bounds to stop the clock and allow the IC Goes for Another TD TESTING ' whole offensive platoon enter the LABORATORIES game spotted an opening and cov­ ered the remaining yardage for 6 points. Jim Harris, out of the fake HOW TO DESCRIBE kick formation, ran the ball into the end zone for a 2 point conver­ 210-212 N. TIOGA sion. The 2nd T.D. came off on a neat The Porterhouse Room 52 yard run by Lenny Mublich. Lenny had an outstanding day carrying the ball for 120 yards in. 20 carries. Frank Fazio kicked the extra point after Muhlich's T.D. Southern Connecticut put them- Superb!

Bits & Pieces OPEN SUNDAYS WONDERLAND Mora by Rene Burrows ELMIRA ROAD There are many openings Did you know that there was a for clerical positions in the bomb scare down at Valentine on N.Y. State Government. Tuesday afternoon? ... there were There is no special experi­ a few boys attempting to start a ence necessary. Applications small fire outside of Dorm 3 on should be made" befortt · Oct. Monday night . . .some professors 5. For more information con· have announced that they will ac­ tact Recruitment Unit 88, cept only Infirmary excuses and New York State Department last year the student body was put of Clvll Service In Albany. on a honor system which would eliminate written excuses if the student did not stay in the Infir­ MORRIE'S is a place of distinction! Where mary . . . the Bio teachers made A like janitors in order to get the you can mix and mingle with the world's COMPLETE building ready . . . the Lecture theatre and Hall are hotter than future leaders. MUSICAL SERVICE the proverbial warmed-over under­ ..... crust . . . the Ithacan will soon be moving from the operating room in the Infirmary to the much for­ HICKEY'S gotten dating lounge in Dorm 3 . . . our next football game is in MUSIC STORE Geneva, Pa. not New York ..· . 201 South Tioga St. that Delta Kappa is on social pro- Ithaca AR 2-8262 bation? ·