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The Ithacan, 1982-04-29 Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC The thI acan, 1981-82 The thI acan: 1980/81 to 1989/90 4-29-1982 The thI acan, 1982-04-29 The thI acan Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1981-82 Recommended Citation The thI acan, "The thI acan, 1982-04-29" (1982). The Ithacan, 1981-82. 24. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1981-82/24 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1980/81 to 1989/90 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1981-82 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. Good Luck Class of '82 ., ~ • ,• "' - • ', I:• , , ' ,• I ' ' I - n I·' 1 ·: 11I,. I' ()nf!_ -~f America's Independent College Newspapers_ i • .,., ,.;..,,, •', ' a ',I',,'.,,,_ -psa .. <Io\ ~ ' < \ ;, ' •' ' ' ~Cl ' : • , , •' • f' ' '" ~•I'\', > "°' • • I • ·" ,-:: ~· j ~' .. ' .... .. '. ~. ' ' ~ ,,., April 29, 1982 Volume SI/Number 27 i:: <IS > 0 i:: 0 Q.... 0 Cl) 0 >, .0 ....0 0 .c:: ....C. ....co FOI!R T~OUSAND BOP WITH B. WILLY: from left to right: Jerry Connolly, Bob Elliott and Steve Baldino of the UJ B: Willy Smith band who were the opening band on Sunday'K concert. And from left to right in the crowd are... well you pick 'em out yourself. 2 THE ITHACAN April 29, 1982 ~ /,.o,-v -- !'] ------------~---- j(tJ',I ,,,, -~ / :0 }luw 1,....1:, 'l(.f. (,fU..f•v..:::r~5, ·' <',: \ ,-' --L---11 ' ( 1 i.~,v ;i:J~ \.\-v,.,.., ii ii JL {, 11'..:,~c.b C.ull,fbE !S 1/ 1 - (.,u\t,b Tu bc-r pu.,.,-..G . !1!_/!: ~~t ~.Jl)'-.J 1'\-\~-r \,.,~_'{<I::. ii lr.:,:jl-¢ff bo,,~E:"-i ~ i""'t~f\, ------------' '-~ I(Ii f\..S~ui-J t,.'-., \}jic: \,J~\( OVT OC: Wfi@~W@finu i The lEarly Closing 1P'holbia Wb t 3)fhatan Here's an annoyance that's been voiced by a growing num- · Mailing Address: · 2elephono ber of students: many of the college-run services of this cam­ Basement, Landon Hall Ii'oundod, 1937 1-607-274-3207 Ithaca College pus have been closing before the time specified for doing so. Incorporated, 1969 Centrex: :x:3207 For example, complains several students, the snack bar has Ithaca. NY 14850 allegedly been making a practice of closing up as early as fif­ teen minutes before they're supposed to. This is done ap­ Professional Advisor . ...... Bob Smith SOUTH ffiLL SECTION parently so that the snack bar can lock up precisely at mid­ Editor-in-Chief . ........ Keith Styrcula Editor... ............. DebbieGreen night. Business Manager. ... Barry Silverman Assistant EdHor ....... Sandy Braverman But the snack bar is supposedly not the only place that has . Managing Editor . .. Judy Green Contributors ........ Karen Ka.sius, Alison continued this. Other services that have been accused are Financial Manager. -. ~ Rhona Ginsberg Wahl, Steve Beck, Office Manager . .... Amy Kirson Robert Cushing, Kevin O'Neill check-cashing, the Bursar's office, a few of the dining halls B11ling Manager . Scott Hahn and, particularily, the library. Personnel Manager. ....... Jea.n Trotta PHOTOGRAPHY The ITHACAN would like to empa~ize the importance of Production Manager ..... Eric Penn Hyman Editor . ........... Eric Plickert such student services sticking to their posted closing times. A Layout Editor ................. Tom Page Contributors . ... Geoff Donovan, Marissa. student's schedule is especially hectic and unpredictable; Copy Editor . ..... Leslie May Papageorge, Kim Hoover, missing check-cashing by one minute because they've closed Mary Broggi, Mark Fitzsimmons up early can make one's life particularly difficult for awhile. FEATURES.CARTOONS NEWS Contributors . ..... Sue Flaxman, Leigh §wan §ong Editor .................... Joe Halpern Leventhal, PlUl Morton, Larry Assistant Editor ............ John Neeson Yuhasz, Kevin Stoneman, Contributors ....... Liz Costopolous, Peeka Mark Palen, Kim Gormley Okay, nobody's gonna let me made a graduation speech and Bunnell, Diane Vaccaro, Ohris nobody wants to hear my feelings about Senioritis because Rutken, Brian Walsh, Juliet Balley, Jamie Marx,LeroyJohnson ADVERTISING everybody I know has got it themselves. So I'm going to use Manager . Maude Metzger my space to tell it like it is. Staff. , .... Jim Orr SPORTS I'm going to miss this place. I'm just not ready to go, Editor ................... Howie Altman Kio 4ra.ggett · Meredith that's all there is to it. Everywhere I go, there's someone to Assistant Editor .. , . Doug Clauson H_allAndrew G. Carruthers, ask, "You psyched about graduating or what?" "You ready Contributors ....... Dave Fischer, Suzanne SALES to get out of here? "Bet you're excited about going out in the Nader, Tom Longo, Dan Manager .................... Rich Orent Real World." Weisberg, Steve Beck When that happens, I want to grab the person by the shoulders and shake him/her violently and say: "No, I'm not The ITHACA :-1 is a. student newspaper published independently by the students of Ithaca ready! Look at all the things I haven't done -- I haven't gone College, Ithaca., NY. It is published 22 times per academic year on a. weekly basis and is cliffdiving at Buttermild; I haven't gone skydiving; I've never distributed without charge a.round the Ithaca. College campus every Thursday afternoon. 0 been in Macawbers; there's still people OD tl.wi. " """'Ull ...,i. .... As a public service, The ITHACAN wtll print' relevant events of interest to the students of call me by the wrong name; there's stnf people on nus campu~ ' Ithaca College in its Announcements section without. .:ha.rge. It 1s asked that these messages who I call the wrong name; I still haven't- gotten up enough be sent through intercampus mall or to the addl·er., above and received by the editor 1n chief courage to ask out that girl I've idolized for the past four before 6:00 Monday. Descriptions of events may also be received in The ITHACAN Response years; I haven't got a job yet;". Box located by the check-:.cashing window of the Egbe:rt Union. I want to shake the person and tell him/her this Personals are also published without charge as long as they are received by 6:00 the Monday before publication. • passionately, but I control myself. I just say, "No, I could -· . use an extra year.'' The ITHACAN also encourages student input for story suggestions 11nd/ or submissions. It's not easy knowing you have to walk away from the best Offices are located 1n the Basement of Landon Hall, Dorm 6, Ithaca. College. Phone: (607) four years of your life. 274-3207, Centrex x3207. THE ITHACAN April 29, 1982 3 -·The A E Rho Envelopes, Please . A n A, ward .. ;. W. 1nnE.ngG O T"'1 ' ® 11''·· ®~si§11: feature something different from shows of the past: it will . have a theme. This year's It's sort of like the Ithaca theme is "New Orleans", College equivelent to the because "it's uptempo and Grammys, the Oscars or the colorful," says Lasser. The Emmys. It's the Rhoies. set, designed by Senior Drama This Friday, fifty-five major Steve Newbold, will be Communications students at a New Orleans port with a Ithaca College will receive steamship in the background. "Rhoies" for their accom­ The awards will be given out plishments at the School of in many categories -· most Communications. And much coming from scholastic like the Grammys, Oscars and achievement and media Emmys, the Rhoies will be categoric~. All of the elec­ presented at a glittery award tronic media that are college­ show: "The Fifteenth Annual run will be doling out A E Rho Award Presen­ honors ... the TV station, both tation." radio stations and film. Seven "It'll be a terrific show," scholarships will be awarded smiles the presentation's as well. Producer, Mindy Lasser, '82. The bigge~t awards will be "There will be special effects, Senior Achievement Award video inserts, pieces about the A E TRIO: At left, the Hhow'1, (presented by the Dean's Of­ students and faculty and producer, Mindy Lui;Her. gets fice) and The Senior of the awards will be given out to Ht·t to Htrut her Htuff Friday Year Award (voted on by deserving students.'' Lasser night. huiet, top and bottom: Communications seniors). has been working on the show the show'H hosti; Lnrry YuhnHz Scholastic awards will also be since last December when her and Phil Morton getting ready presented by TV, Radio, proposal to WICB-TV Station to 'wing' it. Film/Photo and C/OM depar­ Manager Paul Smith was given tments. The honor society -­ the green light. Since then, A E Rho -- will also present putting the show together has this Friday, Apn 30 at 8:00 the program and na:ned Larry (the Creative Director), Rob various innerorganizational been an intricate and time­ p.m. and will be simulcast on Yuhasz, '82 (an ITHACAN Savarino and Jon Markella, accolade~. consuming project. the campus station WICB-TV staff writer) as the Creative '84. The team is responsible And it will be tomorrow "This is a unique kind of Channel 6. It will run ap­ Producer. k Together, the for the creative content of the night that fifty-five hands will show," whe says. "Ithaca proximately three hours. three have coordinated the awards show. As a matter of be ~haken and fifty-five College is the only com­ The massive crew working rigorous process of getting fact, this year the hosts will be Rhoie~ are given out. munications school (I know on the production is almost as things together for the show. Yuhasz and Morton who will Perhaps the overworked of) that has a presentation numerous as those receiving As Creative Producer, open with -- as Lasser tells u~ - crew of the awards show such as this." awards.
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