Iranians Storm U.S. Embassy Tehran, Iran (AP) - Two Amerkmns were A member of a U.S. msaid the task force member, mid they would reman Scores of heavily armed believed wounded in the diplomatic tak force on who asked not to be neural in the currnt Iranians stormed the U.S. attack, the spokesman said. Iran said no decision had identifie situation. Embassy in downtown Asked who he thought been made whether to use The source said the Khomeni had repeatedly Tehran this morning and the attackers were, he the platoon of Marines that United States had been exhorted the revolutionary after a prolonged gun battle replied: at last report was ill in the unable to identify the forces not to attack seized control of the 'They are either the 10 Azore Islands in the armed people that have foreigners or their compound and took 70 percent that never got the Atlantic Ocean. taken over the embassy. He embassies. Americans prisoner, a word or possibly a very Co m m u n i c a t i o n s said it was not known The attacks began with military spokesman said. leftist organization." between the embassy and whose side they heavy machine gun fire by The U.S. government, The captured Americans the State Department here represented. But, he said, the Khomeini forces on the apparently caught by included the embassy's 120 were cut off, officials said. they probably were not embassy compound. The surprise, sought early today Marine guards and possibly "We're trying to get members of the military embassy forces reportedly Ambassador William to determine what had Sullivan, the spokesman happened at its embattled said. embassy in Tehran before He reported that forces deciding what action to loyal to Ayatollah Ruhollah take. Khomeini, the religious White House spokesman leader of the Iranian Mark Henderson said he had revolution, surrounded the not "the faintest idea" what embassy compound and the situation was in Iran. were trying to negotiate the He did say President release of the Americans, Carter's trip to Mexico was who were being held inside. "still on." Bad Morale, Relations Hurt Security
By RICH BERGOVOY Safety are currently leaving Stony Brook to 1 and MARK SCHUSSEL assume positions on other police forces. A desire for high pay and frustration with the Poor relations with students, faculty students' image that they are less than full and staff, and low morale on the force are police officers are the main causes of the hampering Security in its campaign to high turnover rate, according to Cornute. reduce Stony Brook's theft rate, which is Suffolk County police officers begin at the highest in the State University of New $14,000 a year. i York (SUNY) system. But another Security officer said, ~r-: "We can't do or job without public There's no feeling of effectiveness," citing w» support," Public Safety Director Robert the frustration with the ticketing and ' Cornute said, admitting, "I am not towing image and frustration with superiors _.4 AL completely satisfied with our community within the force as causes of low morale. , *Xpoj relations." Comrnute said that few people recognize =
At the same time, morale on the force is Security officers as police officers with full '.. 7.%x"n low. "Of 70 guys on the force, 60 are police powers equal to those of the Suffolk looking for new work," estimated one County Police.'"" Tot officer. Cornute has 78 officers under his ROBERT CORNUTE Many Security officers have said that command: 47 officers on the main campus, they do not feel welcome on the campus. 16 officers on the East Campus, six -- "A lot of people feel, 'Hell, they're just investigators, seven supervisors and two there for ticketing and towing', " said assistant supervisors. Trainee Security Assistant Director of Public Safety Kenth officers must complete 24 college credits ill Suffolk Cops Sjolin. 'Towing definitely can be an aggra- within their first two years on the force. vating factor in community relations,",ag- They must then obtain an associate's reed junior Joe Berg. degree in criminal science in order to Step Up Patrols? Poor Relations advance to journeyman status. Poor relations with students have Cornute said that his job "is the most One security force may not be sufficient to guard discouraged Security from patrolling the difficult law enforcement job in New York ag2ainst crime on campus. According to Deputy dormitories, where many thefts occur. State." Cc)mmissioner Charles Peterson of the Suffolk County "Historically, we have not entered the "Some people see me as a taskmaster," Police Department (SCPD), his department may soon dorms because the students have not been admitted Comrnute, "but all I want is eight inccrease its assistance to the campus' 79 man force by into it," said Sjolin, adding, "We're getting hours work for eight hours pay. Some steepping up vehicle patrols. more cooperation, but we still have a long people don't care for this philosophy." Within the next week Peterson, the SCPD way to go." Security dorm patrols are Taskmaster or not, Cornute intends to Cc>mmissioner, Acting University President T.A. Pond, routine at the State Universities at Albany, retain complete control of the officers of Ur liversity Business Manager Robert Chason and Binghamton ant Buffalo. the Department of Public Safety, the Di:rector of Public Safety Robert Cornute will meet to Poor relations have also resulted in less officers agreed. esttablish "greater cooperation" between Security and cooperation between students and Security Cornute was hired as the Director of th - - Washington (AP) - Nearly half claimed his seventh victim a year the minority children in America go ago. But no one has been arrested I A to segregated schools, and Congress,I and authorities think the killer is t h e D& f O,_rff ViY 7 Tw4 T ~ administration and the courts still in the city. Con ne D own & ViSit U S all seem to have lost interest in "We're working constantly," said doing much about it, the U.S. Civil Lieutenant Bernie Drowatzky who directs two Rights Commission said yesterday. detectives working int he Gre re VrCollege0 y lege In 1954, the Supreme Court fulltime on the case. "It's our hope ruled segregation unlawful and that somewhere down the line we can come up with this man before Wment opposite the( harmful to youngsters, but a child Base born that year could not be in he can do something again." graduate school without ever having A year ago last week a Wichita cstore Entrance of attended an integrated school, television station received a letter Bool store^Entrdance ofI educator Stephen Horn, vice from a man identifying himself as chairman of the panel, told a news the "Bind, Torture and Kill I th Page 2 STATESMAN February 14, 1979 Wharton Takes Case to Legislature Albany (AP) - State University "I feel the Legislature is being Kremer said. Chancellor Clifton Wharton, who is boxed in, and I might say, The chancellor and SUNY Board trying to convince the State unnecessarily," said Ways and of Trustees would have to vote on Legislature that it must choose Means Committee Chairman Arthur any tuition increases. State Budgel between imposing higher tuition or Kremer. Director Howard Miller has alc granting more state aid, has been '"There is another option," the remarked recently that he fell told to consider cuts in his own Nassau County Democrat added. Wharton was attempting to unfairl3 spending instead. "Reduce some of your costs." shift the blame for a pbwiblh At a legislative hearing yesterday Wharton has said that unless the tuition hike. on SUNY's budget requests, the $9.1 million is added to his annual Committee members questioner chairman of Assembly's Fiscal appropriation, tuition for the whether all the borrowing fo Committee accused Wharton of school's freshmen and sophomores construction - which is paid baci trying to force the lawmakers' will be raised by $150, to $900 a from tuition revenues - had to i hand. year. done this year. Wharton told the SUNY Trustees But Kremer and his colleagues "If you're not going to go intk Friday that tuition would have to appeared unwilling to be saddled the ground with it this year, why uommlibee. go up if he was unable to get an with responsibility for that not ask for the money when these Kremer said at least $18 million additional $9.1 million for the decision. projects are closer?" asked of the planned borrowing was for 1979-80 SUNY budget, which "It has been quite a while since Assemblyman Mark Siegel projects which apparently had not Governor Carey has set at $684.3 tuition was raised, and it's not the (D-Manhattan), who is also yet been approved by the million in his executive budget. Legislature which raises tuition," chairman of the Higher Education Legislature. Cookie Clown May Soon Be Replaced By BROOKS FAUROT The Cookie Clown, a privately owned business subleased by the Faculty Student Association (FSA), may soon be replaced by an FSA-run organization if a proposal to make the switch is approved at next Tuesday's FSA Board Meeting. Polity President Keith Scarmato, who backed the proposal which was brought before the board last night, asserted that a student operated business would be more beneficial for students in genfm tal. Decision on the question Irving Residents Cold As Ice was postponed until next week, though. They're as "Cold as Ice" Sunday passed, though, University, who ever's Larry Roher, manager of the Union Bowling Alley, and they can not even play and the residents are responsible, is getting the offered to head the student operation. "I know the main their stereos. For two weeks growing impatient. Ellen medical bill." desk was unsuccessful in the past but I feel we have a solid the girls occupying rooms Reing said "You have to Ridiculous proposal for a profit making operation," said Roher. 215 and 217 of Irving take out your whole closet Their pleas for heat are Before Frank Gerardi, owner of Cookie Clown, took College B-Wing have been to stay warm at night...you not being totally ignored, over the operation last year, the main desk was controlled totally without heat and the have to wear half your however. Midnight Security directly by PSA. At that time it was losing several rest of the rooms on the wardrobe." She added that Supervisor Joe Hoppe noted thousand dollars a year, according to Vice President for hall have received little "a lot of us missed classes that "two years ago, we Business and Finance Carl Hanes. Currently the Cookie heat. because we were so cold in managed to get [portable] Clown is yielding a flat rate of $1,000 a month and is While Polity Hotline the morning, we cant get heaters. We're trying to get making sizable profits. Statesman was not able to contact could not be reached for out of bed." them some." "It's Gerardi late last night. comment early this Warmth ridiculous; they should have Roher charged that part of the reason for its success was morning, one resident "We've used an electric heat," he added. due to exhorbitant prices, up to 40 percent above list affected by the outage said table top range to warm Though far from price. He said that a student run operation could charge that she had been informed ourselves up in the delighted, Irving College much lower prices and still turn a profit if managed by a Hotline worker that morning," remarked Allison resident Adrienne Jacobs properly. Maintenance had told Link. Unfortunately, she feels like a privileged person The problem with that, responded Hanes, is that in the Hotline the boilers in the blew a fuse yesterday. "with a touch of warmth." past losses were generally caused by workers giving away building had broken and Like several of her Her room is also located on free merchandise or taking merchandise for themsleves. that heat would be restored friends, Ellen Lemonda is ill B-2, but has a little heat. But Roher said he could find enough honest students to by Sunday. and she insisted that "the - Mike Kornfeld work for him to prevent this. The Rainy Night House, operated by SCOOP (Student i J4- Business Corporation) has been one of the most successful student operations according to Scarmato. He said he feels a main desk enterprise run by FSA could be just as Complaint Forum Planned successful. Hanes and University Business Manager Robert Chason A "Public Forum on Towing, Bus the meeting are against it [the parking both protested. FSA is in serious financial difficulty, Service, and the Proposed Parking registration fee] they will decide how Chason pointed out. "Perhaps in another year," offered Registration Fee" will be held at 1 PM they'll go about changing it." Hanes, we [FSA] can consider the proposal. I don't think Thursday in the Union Auditorium. The The forum is open to faculty, students now is the right time." forum will be run by Polity executives. and staff. Genkin said that Acting FSA President Anne Velardi was also hesitant about the Polity Vice President Mike Genkin University President T.A. Pond and other proposal. She said it would probably take about $8,000 explained the meeting is "to let people administrators have been invited. for FSA to buy all the equipment that is presently owned know what's going on with the proposed Ultimatum by Cookie Clown. "I feel it would be better to renew the parking registration fee," and "to discuss Polity President Keith Scarmnato issued contract with certain requirements. One of these alternatives that staff, faculty and an ultimatum directed at Pond last requirements would stipulate that FSA would set the students can take regarding towing." Also Friday, giving the Administration one prices and not Cookie Clown as it presently does." Velardi to be discussed are "different things we week to end "the present state of affairs felt the Cookie Clown was one of the better run campus might do to alleviate the revenue regarding these abhorrent issues." operations. problem" which, he said, is the reason for Scarmato wants Pond to give up its At the present time Cookie Clown is operating without the cutback in bus service. recently approved plans to implement the a contract. Roher plans to approach the Board next week Genkin added, "We're not really parking registration fee, restore full bus with full details. advocating any particular position right service and end all towing on campus. "I don't think we can make a decision until we know now." He said, "If the people who attend what it's going to cost to get off the ground," remarked - Melissa Spielman Hanes. ^ ^^ -_-- _ ,______^ _ _ _i f February 14, 1979 STATESMAN Page 3 it iZ- Z iZ!Z^^- y 11 ^l FINANCIAL AID HEALTH PROFESSIONS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM The U.S. Air Force has scholarships available for students who will be enter- ing medical or osteopathy school next fall. Benefits include: * FULL TUITION ^ TEXTBOOKS & SUPPLIES * ACADEMIC FEES I I * $400 PER MONTH CASH I For further information and applications, please call: I llk &I'Nl VfDI ~llr'n I ImN INIC. ln TunrllN %,,, I ! CAPT. ERIC HAYDEN 212-688-3065 ON LONG ISLAND CAPT. 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Irv's Place, in Langmrnuir burglars had apparently crawled through College, a popular place for such the open vent and ransacked the room, indulgences, was burglarized Saturday, and Galente. has since been closed. Identity Unknown The establishment, which is situated in While the identity of the thieves is the basement of Langmuir College, sells unknown, Langmuir residents have pastry, bagels and other assorted goodies suggested that someone in the building was into late hours of the night was robbed of responsible for the burglary. $242 worth of food and money, early "There is a real possibility that someone Saturday morning after it had closed. within the college committed the crime," "I'm pissed off!" declared one asserted a Langmuir Managerial Assistant disgruntled patron. "Now I have to go all (MA), who wished to remain anonymous. way the way to the Union to get some Galente, however, said he felt that the damn tortilla chips." burglars were not Langmuir residents. Similarly unhappy people will not have One customer, Allan Safferman, to starve at 1 AM for much longer, suggested that Security was to blame for however, as Irv's Place will soon be open, the robbery. "Security is going around either today or tomorrow, according to stealing lab equipment when they should Yvonne Chatzinoff, a staff member there. be out protecting student property and IRV'S PILACE. IN LANGlMUIR College was burglarized Saturday. Langmuir Resident Hall Director (RHD} interest," he asserted. Langmuir RHD Richard Galente (inset) discovered the burglary. Sanger Jazzfest Makes a Big Hit By STEPHANIE SAKSON shop's treasurer, said that the Channel 31. night, expressed enthusiasm. "It's Jazzfest was presented only as a Polity President Keith Scarmato, great," she said. "It's working out Stony Brook's first "Winter means of advertisement for Sanger who was one of many at the better than we expected." Jazzfest" was held Thursday night Wine and Cheese. Jazzfest, described it as "relaxing," Perhaps the comment that best in Tabler Cafeteria, and proved to The Jazzfest became a reality and added that such events ought summed it up was one heard in be highly successful. though the combined efforts of to be featured more often. passing: "Tabler always has good The event, which was very well many people working together, Anna Jiuliano, a waitress that parties." attended, was held by Sanger Silver said. He noted that 70 out of w College to raise money for the Sanger's 200 residents participated fr building. Planned since intersession, in the event. Silver, who wanted to r, the Jazzfest featured a live jazz bring people in the college together, band, a mime performance, food, was pleased with the results. Dreiser Residents Play beer and wine. While admission was free and To instill a relaxed mood, tables prices were relatively low, Silver and chairs were placed in the said that the event did not make a The Roommate Game cafeteria, and waitresses took profit. Silver said the College orders for pastry, wine and beer. invested $300 in the event. By DANIEL ROTH your roommate use?" Though the And for those who did not mind The jazz band that donated its audience was generally amused at "It's roomie against roomie," lines, food and drinks were also talents to the fest consisted of a the players' lack of composure, announced Master of Ceremonies available in the kitchen section. few musicians Silver knew. Serveral some felt that such inquiries were Howard Kirsch, "how well you tasteless. While there were still empty seats of the members had never played know each other!" at 10:30, one hour later at least together before, but the crowd, During the contest, two And so began Dreiser College's participants from 2A were 400 people were milling about. The which clearly enjoyed the music, "roommate game," in which one penalized for alleged cheating. The crowd was similar to those of did not seem to notice. pair of roommates from each floor two walked out of the room at Tabler's Oktoberfests and Sanger resident Paul Rajeckas, in the building competed with one point, disqualifying Springfests, though a bit mellower. who performed mimes when the other pairs to win $40 and a keg themselves. Last year two "jazz nights" were band took breaks, was also clearly of beer for their hall. The event, The game was won soon after held in Sanger on a smaller scale, appreciated. He received numerous which took place Sunday night, by Tanga Johnson and someone and they were so well attended that shouts of encouragement over the provided an hour of entertainment known only as "Roach" from hall Peter Silver, the organizer of the taped musical accompaniment. for dozens of college residents 3A. At the suggestion of that jazz nights, decided to hold one Rajeckas, who performed for who came to cheer on their hall's hall's Residential Assistant (RA) large event in Tabler cafeteria. free, is a psychology major. He champions. Unfortunately, the Lenny Marsh, the winners had it Though rumors floated about became interested in mime a year genial mood was upset by charges announced that the prizes would the Jazzfest that it was being and a half ago, after he saw a mime during of cheating leveled against two of be shared with 2A. held to "save" Sanger Wine and performance by another Stony the participants. "So Personal" Cheese, Grace Arnold, the Brook student on campus. He then Half the players remained "The questions were so shop's manager, dispelled any such decided to enroll in a theater course outside the lounge where the game personal," said a 2A resident. The shop was experiencing in mime given at Stony Brook, and notion. was held, while their respective Dreiser Residence Hall Director difficulties, she said. after only a year of instruction, he no financial roommates received eight Gina Spitzler agreed. "I was Sue Faiella, the wine and cheese is now performing professionally on questions testing how familiar shocked," she said. "We were led they were with their roommate's to believe that there would be no habits. Later their places were personal questions." STATESMAN reversed. However, most college residents Some questions dealt with who witnessed the game thought wishes all its readers a aspects of everyday life, such as it was fun. "I'm so embarrassed," "What color is your roommate's said contestant Jackie Breener of toothbrush?" 1B with a smileonher face. Howdid Happy Valentine's Day 't Others asked about more she feel about some of the answers personal habits. Among them were her roommate, Sherry Meier, had See our Valentine's "How many times a week does given about her? "She ll find out your roommate have sex," or tonight when she's locked out of F . ~Personals! "What type of contraception does the room," replied Breener. '------~~~~~~\l^- - -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ommo February 14, 1979 STATESMAN Page 5 AO ------I YOUTH IS OUR CONCERN AUTO INSURANCE The PIARISTS The Piarists are a Catholic Order of priests and brothers who dedicate their lives to educate the young. They work in schools, CCD programs and parishes. 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ID -- ____G._ _ - I -- February 14, 1979 STATESMAN Page 7 -- EDITORIALS- Oliphant Right to Know Director of Public Safety Robert Cornute has apparently declared himself the "Thought Police" of this University. Cornute will not release information about campus crimes to reporters and editors of Statesman. He forbids his officers to speak to the press.He refuses to release Security's daily log of complaints or his officers' field reports. As a result, Statesman reporters cannot obtain information about the simplest incidents. Two cars collided at Langmuir Curve last Friday, but we will never know who drove the cars or why they collided because Security arrogantly withheld information about the accident. In effect. Robert Cornute told you and methat we could not know about Langmuir Curve, one of the most dangerous hazards on campus. And you thought a University was a sanctuary for the free exchange of ideas. Mr. Cornute obviously does not think so. He has said that he must suppress information to protect the rights of the victims and the accused whose names might appear in print. But this is not his real reason. In moments of anger, Cornute has revealed that he is afraid information on campus crimes might excite the student populace. Some -Letters being fused so they can be so he will University Centers. We can each being fixed so they can be information might be dangerous, he believes, Illegality individually do what we can to locked at night, but magnetized suppress all information. secure our possessions and ID cards and TV cameras? "I do not agree that every 18 year old that comes onto To the Editor: equipment, but little more can Remeber - Big Brother is this campus is a mature person," Comrnute told two As a member of the scientific be done without jeopardizing watching you. Statesman reporters last fall. "They don't have the community, I must protest the our freedom to Security. I can actios of seity offiers pr- understand doors to buAidtp Jonaa 8.& t-- oe-Y maturity in and of itself to make the critical tending to be G-men or James determinations in all areas of their lives." So Mr. Cornute Bond ad, living out their n ---- -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~mmvw. will dece for us. Is there a rapist loose on campus? We tsis, who come up from their can't know about it. We might panic. Never mind that we Aeelt tUoe, loot reeh lab- might preent a rape through warnings we receive in ontories Ed then scurry back Viewpoints may be down to teir ubtemanem eata- Statesman. combs with their plmder like so This policy is by far the most repressive in the State many Stae Xn cockrocbe University of New York (SUNY) system. Reporters from "Gee, lookee what I got - an submitted to Room 058 the student newspapers at the Universities at Albany, 'optical comparator' (snuk)." Buffalo, and Binghamton all report full cooperation with This is a university, not a high their campus Security forces. News Editor Jill Pace of Pipe school or a S.A.C. base. in the Union. Dream, the student newspaper at the University of The biggest issue, however Binghamton, said, "We have a relationship that is very (which Statesman seems to have cooperative. We give them information and photos that we overlooked), is that this action is They must be typed, they give us all the information that we need." illegal. It is burglary, theft, pos- have, and session of stolen State property. The Suffolk County Police act in a similarly professional I suggest they be prosecuted. I manner. And Mr. Cornute wonders why students and only wish I was around when it triple spaced and signed. faculty do not consider Security officers to be police happened, so I could have called professionals. Suffolk County Police to arrest That is unfair to the officers. Many of them sympathize them. In overlooking the ille- There is a limit of Cornute's gality of their actions, Statesman with the students, but they have to follow has agreed with security as being orders to maintain silence. "There's a lot of stuff going on, outside the law. you just got to get them to release the information to I see the high theft rate as due 1000 words. you," one officer told a reporter, adding, "Cornute will to the proximity of New York tell you everything you want to hear. He'll even make up City, and so it will always be higher than the other three State laws saying why you have to do things. He's done it to MM MOO me." ll o Unfortunately, Cornute does not have to make up any (USP 715460) ' laws to continue his repressive policies. A little known clause in the Freedom of Information Act exempts police Statesman blotters and field reports from mandatory public "Let Each Become Aware" disclosure. But Cornute should not be forced to provide by law Jack Millrod what almost every police force provides by courtesy. Editor-in-Chief Assistant Director of Public Safety at Buffalo Wayne Lawrence A. Riggs sort of policy, "is kind of Chris Fairhall Robinson said that Cornute's Managing Editor hard to agree with. One thing we're trying to show is that Associate Editor we're not trying to hide anything. We don't get a lot of the Howard Roitman stories printed about us because we have such an open Business Manager relationship." For a man who should be very concerned with cutting News Director: Brooks Faurot; News Editors: Tom Chappell, Joseph Panholzer, the University's high theft rate,':ornute is doing very little Nathaniel Rabinovich, Mark Schussel; Assistant News Editor: Melissa Spielman; to obtain the cooperation necessary for a crime-free Feature Editor:Rich Bergovoy; Sports Director: Lenn Robbins; Sports Editor: Peter campus. "You cannot effectively secure the campus Wishnie; Arts Editor: Richard Wald; Photo Director: Curt Willis; Photo Editors: without the cooperation of the community," of faculty, Nira Moheban, Jay Fader, Dana Brussel; Assistant Photo Editors: Steve Bodmer, staff and students, said Assistant Director of Public Safety Peter Winston, Roger Kersten; Alternatives Photo Assistant: Perry Kivolowitz; Kenth Sjolin. Editorial Assistants: Meryl Cohen, Daniel Roth; Assistant Business Manager: Jeff Mr. Cornute does not seem very interested in Horwitz; Advertising Manager: Art Dederick; Production Manager: James J. Mackin; cooperation, neither with Statesman nor the rest of the Assistant Production Manager: Stephanie Sakson Executive Director: Carole Myles. campus. He may believe he is still in the Air Force, where he once held a top-secret, crypto, q-type security S TATLSMAN, newspaper at theState University ofNew York atStony Brook and surrounding community is for and published three times a week onMonday, Wednesdayand F-riuay, August toMay, except December clearance. April tntersessions by Statesman Assuciation, Inc., anindependent, not fo profit, literary corporation This is not a military base, Mr. Cornute, and we are no incorporated under the laws of the State of New YorFi. President: JackMillrod; VicePresident LawrenceA. Riggs; Secretary: Chris Fairliall; Treasurer Howard Hotman. M ailing Address:P.O. Box AEV , StonyBrook, NY longer in the Cold War. This is a University. Its students 11790. )ffices:Room 059, Stony Brook Union; editorial and businessphone:(516)-246-3690. Scond class and women. They postage rates paid at Stony Brook PostOi'ice, Stony Brook, NY11790. Subscriber to Associated lPress. are for the most part mature young men Represented by CASS, 360 Lexington Ave., New York, NY 10017. Printedby Smithtown Neo, I Brooksite believe that freedom of information is beneficial, not Drive. Smithtown NY, 11787. STATLSMAN IS partially funded through te sale of subscriptionsto Politythe undergraduate student government. Subscription rate is $12 00 pet year. harmful. They do not believe in Thought Police. Page 8 STATESMAN February 14, 1979 AM I i y- I I/ I 4 ". a , .A ) . late 4- , . e .1. -vw *1 . In : -~~~- v ev ON Tew-Rhi. Seake COMPLETE ITALIAN Monday DINNERS $1.50 Pitchers HEROES - HOT & COLD Schmidts all ii night!! livery to Your I Rooms & Offices I IVI call: 751-9296 l uesaay $2.50 Pitchers Budweiser all night!! $.50 cents Shots: Fruit Brandy, Amaretto Schnapps Anisette, Ladies Drink FREE 9-1 1 Thursday FULL HAND REGGAE Fri. RAZE Sat. RAZE 751-2988 COPEN MON- THURS (5:00) FRI (3:00) !!! Page 2A STATESMAN/Alternatives February 14, 1979 l~~~~~~~~~~~=Xi-~~~~~~ 0 Classical Music DJ Richard Lawrence Zizzo Station Manager Norm Prusslin WUSB: R StationI making Waves Story by Erik L. Keller students. The rest are eithier alumni, University their listeners." According to Frank Burgert, Photos by Jay Fader employees or community/ residents. This is who is the head student engineer, the DJ.s at important to Prusslin since the station must run WUSB try to play music to, "make it fit into the Sitting hunched amidst a clutter of record 365 days a year. day." albums in control room number one, disc jockey However, it has only been recently that WUSB offers to its listeners, besides music, a Charlie Backfish is rhythmricaily bobbinghishead Prusslin has had to wo)rry about vacation variety of public affairs shows: Sports Huddle, and tapping his feet in t:'te to the music. "Stand staffing. The station,which started in 1962, was The Village Common and a children's sory by," says Backfish. iHe c. -rs his throat and the not easy to build, said Pruss;lin. show are aired weekly. Besides the regular shifts, "on air" sign lights up."'Vusic from the Talking From 1962 to 1977, VAVUSB could be re- speciality shows with classical, folk, and Heads and you're tuned If) 90.1, WUSB Stony ceived only on the AM bancJ of the radio in the bluegrass music (to mention a few) can be heard Brook. . ." dormitories. The signal was transmitted over the on WUSB. Taped and live concerts, sports and The University radio station (WUSB), situated buildings' electrical lines. Although SUNY's debates are also offered bv the station. on the second floor of the Stony Brook Union, Master Plan called for a Frrequency Modulation New Developments has been broadcasting to a large portion of (FM) station in every Unitversity center, it was News Director Doreen Lorenzo is trying with Suffolk county for r: yea, and a half. WUSB is not until June, 1973 that the SUNY Board of the News Editors to develop news coverage non-commercial and this ,ives it the ability to Trustees approved the station for FM about the University and community with their play music and have sh,,- ..s that a commercial broadcasting. It was at this point that Prusslin, a new show, "Stony Brook Spotlight." The show's station could not, said Suct'ion Manager Norman recent graduate of the Uniiversity,.was hired by main focus is the interview held each week with Prussl in. Student Affairs as Station NMVanager. some campus or community figure or group. But since the programming is so different In December, the staltion filed with the Although there is no beat reporting, Lorenzo from that of popular music stations, such as Federal Communication C(ommission (FCC) for said the news department has a good WLIR. "It's hard toicget ;eople to listen if all a construction permit. FCC permit application relationship with University Relations allov.,in; they have listened tc. th:.- whole life is WABC. delayed approval by two yewars. them to know about the many things that ocu,.- Unless you are really into music, you're going to Once the permit for WUSB to set up on campus. This and the United Press have trouble listening to V\.-SB programs," said transmitting facilities weas approved, Polity International wire service are their main sources Program Director Ray, St"' -!ne. delayed for six months the release of the for news. Stalluie said, "V".': ;,:ablishing what we $100,000 needed to corst:ruct the station, said Prusslin said that the station has had internal want to do in bee vn- an alternative radio Prusslin. The money was prromised to the station problems but they stop at 'he mike. Lieblich station." This was the r9 1:feeling of many of in a previous agreement. A,fter delays in setting said the constant turnover In stalff and, "what the staff spoken to .:;. ,greed the best thing up the antenna and getting} the station approved two years from now is ac.:rI' to ,b" are his about WUSB was 'h, iverse programming by the FCC for transmissiion, WUSB went FM biggest worries. schedule. stereo with a power of 4,0)00 watts on June 22, But these ale corpur~.',,d by ,' station's Wiliy Parker, who ;s c. the air every Sunday 1977. ability to provide a training ana learnring ground from noon to 1 PM ,.it, .; Gospel Rock Show, "I still consider ourseIves to be a young in radio for anyone who desires it, said Lieblieh. considers his sh - v; be the, "most station," said Prusslin, wh ose main concern in This experience cannot be found anywhere else controversial because we -roclaim the lordship programming is to, "try to program such that we in this field, he added. of Jesus Christ." The ' ;nat of the show is will meet many of the initeresting possibilities Besides Lieblich, the future of the radio music, interviews and talk concerning ffor radio]." This is Prusslin's tenth year with station worries Burgert who said he is having Christianity. WUSB. trouble finding qualified people that can repair Another such show, The Heart of Saturday Professionallism station equipment. Currently he has four people Night, airs each Saturday evening. According to Parker and many others give Prusslin credit that can work with the electronics of the Stallone, "It has gone through more cosmetic for the professionalism of VNUSB. Music Director station. surgery than Phyllis Diller's face." Previously Jim Lieblicth maintains that Stony Brook's To another DJ, who wished anonymity, his named Saturday Night Circus, it recently WUSB is recognized th roughout the radio worry concerned the future diversity of WUSB. changed its call-in talk show format, since both industry as one of the better college radio He said that some of the present staff and many the host of the show and his audience were stations. Prusslin said an iridication of this is the of WUSB's trainees lack the ability to play many berating each other. Now the show is trying to 10 former staffers who h»ave obtained jobs in different forms of music within the context of tone down the joking that caused this situation radio at stations such as WLLI R and WNEW. one show. and become more serious, according to Stallone. "For a college station itthas achieved a pretty However, he said, "To find out about the According to Prusslin, WUSB has a staff of 80 professional sound," saidJ1 alumnus Backfish, diversity you don't have to listen to me. Just people. Out of these 80, 60 are currently adding, "It more than just :mirrors the desires of tune into the station and find out for yourself." February 14, 1979 STATESMAN/Alternatives Page 3A f~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N -I9:::z:: l -4Iw A ' ~~~~~Soundings s - |IHI~ii^^HBB^B^^ § is still accepting submissions for spring ^ lThe SAINTS publication I will hold a meeting tonight, Poetry, Prose, Short Fiction, Flebruary 14,1979, at 7:00 PM in Essays, Pen & Ink, B/W ]t Room 237 in the Union.Photography Graphics - Libra ry Is l PleaseAtten"Submit ~~~~~~~SubmitNow.Now! PoeetryPoetry CenterCenter - LibraryI l s ~~~~~~~~~~E2431 -3e..- ^ jl. ;4 The Science Fiction Forum \\ @ J-| bring you a *.[p [h. Valentine's Day Special < I--I- .111k .ill~ i i A .illll~ / --Ii,~ .11...1111,~ .~1111..Ill .illl....111.. J ---- II.- A A .ll,~ -. I IMPORTANT LAYOUT & TYPING MEETING For All SPECULA Staff Members BRING IN ALL YOUR PHOTOS, LAYOUTS, AND TYPEWRITERS The goal for Thursday night is 5 signatures. Meeting starts 8:45 P.M. in Room 060 Union Any Questions or Problems call Mitchell at 6-7324 Anyone interested in traveling with the No. 1 Stony Brook BASKETBALL TEAM to "Rock Island, Illinois" by plane, paying only for food and admission to the games, for the Division III finals Please leave your NAME and PHONE NUMBER tll in the Polity Office (2nd Floor Union) by FR;, AY, FEBRIUARY 16th we will be leaving Friday, March 16 lot and Returning Sunday March 18th I Support your No. 1 Team! Questions? Call 6-4830 A,, I w Ai-m Af Ah A Ah h Am oh h J owmwqm ~w ONP vvm'iw^ ivm Ls I'M - - - - I- I TuATh nR hEireann j ( I t the New Irish Club meeting Thursday i February 15th n X% Union Room 231 9:00 P.m. * - L1 X ..,.a Page 4A STATESMAN/Alternatives February 14, 1979 '^^^_~~~~1979 W1US90.1 m1S1rr. Su-wy, Asc~rtainwnt ,>f Co-u.nity f ;~ | I ,,1) Nowmns s per dy doy ouliten to WUSA-t.? 0i *I I _C , , __I-'-_____2 2" __3-3 - _ _-S-_ 5 o j^^ . * 2) Otler t lanM-M. what tkrem pH radio *tatio-do you listen to? fI L i t i n o f ' *-|C * s ordr listeniny preference.' | _ j9(-- b) __-_'___c._.__ „__ | 'y ^ ^f* 3) Mat kinds of music do yoe -}jy listeniaq to? Plee nmber ia - erder\ '^ - °'ofpreference 1-7. a)Clsical )j_____a z_ croc 1_ -jC d)folk_____ )blo»e____. f~fomiqn__ qg'other (specify»)C \ sK&(__------_------..--- I.--- ^( _ ^^ ^_ 4) What kind of _ware you most iterit-«4 in harinm about? 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By Richard Wald can 0nb Go ghlights of the Outlaws a distinctive hard punch to One might conceive of a program was an aiwrangerrent of With the incredible influx of their music, and at the same time limited their music brass quintet concert as a loud the Toccata -and Fugue in D southern rock bands over the past to a shallow five years, only a -few have hard-rock sound. musical curiosity, or simply a Minor by J.-S. Blaach. Originally generated enough support to shine Their new album, Playin' to Win dull affair. At the Fine Arts for organ, it is !still a feat of above the others. proffers the listener with enough Center on last Wednesday night, brass virtuosity vwhen arranged The Outlaws have been one of adaptiveness and originality to however, the Canadian Brass for five instrumeiants. Even the those talented and versatile bands. overcome many of their past flaws. acquitted themselves admirably various stops on Ithe organ were Although they attempt to deny Producer Robert "Mutt" Lange, in a performance that ranged heard through I a wide their southern, progressive-country, who has worked with such diverse from Bach fugues to "The assortment of muLites and hands blues geneology and transcend the ortists as Graham Parker and Flight of the Bumble Bee" in front of the bi)ell and a large mold, their music remains constant Rumours, and the Michael Stanley played on Tuba. degree of artikculations and in the genre. band, has shaped an impeccable Humor dynamics. Theen, as if The Outlaws, however, have not album. Lange united the assets of The quintet has a reputation emphasizing the ir ability to fulfilled many critics' expectations. the groups three guitarists, Billy Their debut album Outlawvs, for humor at their concerts and play a variety cof styles, the Jones, Hugh ie Thomasson and quickly became a cult favorite. Freddie Salem, fabricating a the audience was continually quintet resporicded to the Their single, "There Goes Another distinctive sound that falls to breaking into laughter. After a ensuing ovation \Aevith a swinging Love Song," leaped to the charts, squelch the groups vocal harmonies. mock disagreement on the Luther Hendersorn arrangement while their classic, "Green Grass The songwriting on Playin' to perfection of the trombone, of three Fats Waller tunes, and High Tides," was instantly Win, is perhaps the Outlaws most they proceeded to play a four complete with firnger snaps and revered and has since been consistent and coherent in recent movement suite from Handels vocalizing from th'ie band. compared with Lynrd Skynrd's yea rs. Musically, the album "Water Music" in which the Lighter \Vein "Free Bird" as a rival for the song manifests a strong southern flavor trombone supplied the second The second halff was in a light- most epitomizing this music. although some shift in direction horn part. Then followed a er vein, beginning ..,;th q- r;;thpr Their next two albums, Lazy in may be seen. Their lyrics, however, ,,I a -CLM The Canadian Br rass bring a humorous approach to the classical repertoire. sonata for two trumpets by disappointing mecdley of Sousa Waiting and Hurry Sundo wn, are crude and unambitious, wanting Purcell, consisting of a marches. The were somewhat disappointing, as for cohesiveness and passion. quiintet arranged Macarena" by tMendez. Ronald Ron gave him a hand with the a two-step. Af ter muc h they lacked direction and Among the fine slections on this b ea u t if uIIy ornamented itself in barind formation Romm, Trurtnpeter, displayed manipulation of the valves. applause and Scott Joplin's production. It was in these two album are, "Take it Anyway you dialogue between the solo but really went nowhere in his technique* backed up by The final scheduled number "The Entertainer," the and "Cry Some More," albums that a formula to their Want," Outlaws: Southern Rock at its best. instruments. In the next piece attempting to cram every some f ine elensemble playing. on the program was Bach's Cqnadian Brass were given a music became visible, a written together by BilIly Jones and though, the spirit of the 15th known march arnd humorous Tubist Charles;Daellenbach, had "Little Fugue" in G minor sincere standing ovation. The combination of intricate and Hughie Thomasson. The songs have reminiscent of Jones' "It follows next anthem, as it gives credibility century was clearly evident- modulation ontoD one page. a chance to sl;how of f too in a featuring some nice low brass other members of the group delicate harmonies coupled with a clear defined structure, leading from the Heart," on the Outlaws to the audience for affecting the The group dispersed to all They came back, however, in a hilarious versi Rai; ds and new material and cover versions. Credit touring with Dylan. That should give anyone an idea of poems aboi t his childhood and early usually tripping, would sing along in time to the !h(,e must be given to producer and arranger Jerry the calibre of the accompanists. Unfortunately, only a adolsecence as the son of military careerists music. The choice musical accompaniment - Goldstein, who also contributed his song-writing skills live performance can demonstrate one of the unique ("Angels and Sailors"). It goes on to his with the exception of a few old Doors songs like :o two numbers. Side one is kicked off with "Lover talents of John Hobbs, a very large man who bounces impressions during his filmmaking student days "Riders on the Storm" - is sweet and mellow, Goodbye" by Phil Everly of the Everly Brothers and the baby grand piano he plays with his knees as if it's at UCLA ("The Movie") and finally to his hardly what one would expect from the group Joey Page. "I'm the Singer, You're the Song" by made out of balsa wood. experiences as the Doors' lead singer, that went from obscurity to notoriety in one Tucker dnd Goldstein is a beautiful ballad about TNT is Tanya Tucker's first album since signing with culminating in "American Prayer". The Poems summer with "Light My Fire." Live Tracks innocent love. Rounding out the side are three Far Out Management which is based in L.A. The move are mostly overwritten, profane, unoriginal and Jim Morrison - A lasting artist. outstanding covers: Buddy Holly's "Not Fade Away" caused some resentment among the Nashville reflect a writer obsessed with sex, impotency The best pats of the album are the live ones out of (like Holly, Tanya was born in Texas), (John Prine's blue-bloods of country music. But, as the Billboard and death. In "Lament", Morrison writes: obsession with sex, Morrison also shows some "Roadhouse Blues," recorded during the same "Angel From Montgomery (with Prine singing chart standings show, it hasn't bothered her fans, Death, old friend. feeling for the ordeals of women, as in "Angels tour as the alburn, Absolutely Live , and the title accompanying vocal) and the finest version of either old or new. Many crossover albums suffer Death and my cock are the world. and Sailors": track, "An American Prayer" might have been "Heartbreak Hotel" this side of Elvis. Presley was because, in an attempt to bridge two types of music, This pretty much sums upthe spirit of the album. Girls in garages, stripped.... redeemed by the inclusion of more unreleased Tanya's first pop idol, a fact reflected in concert by they eliminate what is best of each and produce a Yet Morrison cannot be dismissed so easily. ...Jumped, humped and born to suffer, live tracks. As it is now, it is merely a novelty her appearing in black satin jacket and pants bland mixture. Such is not the case with TNT. Tanya Poems like "Ghost Song, " "Newborn made to undress in the wilderness. for old Doors fans. This album might just be the reminiscent of Presley's garb at his 1969 opening in Tucker has proven that she's still true to her country Awakening " and "American Prayer," exhibit Perhaps he has foresight as well. Toward the right thing to listen to if your cannot fall asleep Las Vegas. Several of her stage mannerisms also roots, but that she's also a formidable rock 'n' roller as certain good qualities, particularly his gift for end of "American Prayer," he states: and are in the mood for some mellow, Tanya Tucker's music is a blend of country and rock. portray the -Big ElI's. well. vivid imagery. And despite his notorious Do you know how pale and wanton thrillful depressing poetry. 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In the wings, budding young actors and actresses anxiously ,waited their chance to "strut and fret upon the ;tage." ACTION: When Brian Gilmore of Smithtown East High School crawled out from behind the curtain of the Fine Arts Center's main stage last Friday night, and exclaimed, "It's over," the audience knew better. It was the start - of a pilot project Frank Gross never thought would get off the ground. The Polity Community Theatre's First Annual High School One Act Play Contest was originally conceived by Gross four months ago tobeter relations between Polity and the outside community by giving young artists a chance to perform in a spirit of friendly competition. asR jwrry JLIn&OWz "Hello Out There" Ward Melville HS. These people are smiling and their school's drama department is $500 Eight area high schools originally accepted the richer. invitation to perform, but due to unforeseen circumstances, two schools had to pull out at of One's Neighbor," dwelt on the rather morbid CREDITS: the last minute. But as the old adage says, "the theme of spectators fighting to get a better view show must go on," and so it did. of a young man who is about to kill himself. The And well they did. Unfortunately less than Friday's performance was fabulous, with 27 onlookers clad in national costumes and 400 people viewed the shows. School offerings for various theatrical tastes. The speaking in various international dialects, are not productions, even large scale ones like these, audience burst into laughter several times during amused upon hearing that the young man never notoriously draw small crowds. But Frank Smithtown East's production of "Ledge, Ledger really intended to kill himself. The Cafe Gross and his chief assistant Gordon Harwell are and the Legend," a Paul Elliot comedy revolving proprietor had bound him and paid him to act to be commended for their dedication and their around a young man about to jump to his death as if he was going to jump, in an effort to elevate determination to pull this off. It was a valiant and his encounter with two suicide counselors their spirits. effort, the awards of which will be seen in the who try to sell him on the proper way to go. Rounding off Friday's show was Sachem High months and year to come. A new avenue for The play ends with an interesting twist, when School's moving rendition of Thornton Wilder's Polity/community communications has been Gilmore, who won an award for his "Journey to Trenton and Camden," featuring a established. Valente as the performance, told J.M. (Paul Budzynshire), also stunning performance by Rachel P-r--IIIWUI,.d' !Rn -aE an award winner, "I wouldn't be caught dead on friendly homebody - Ma Kirby. Valente's rn_=v i,=w Avc^ a ledger like this." performance stole the show, and it was easy to But there wereotherswho were eager for their see why the judges selected her for the Most turn in the limelight. Tad Mosei's "Impromptu," Outstanding Performance by a Female on :v.: i: presented by students from Rocky Point HS, Friday. was an interesting introspective look at the Sachem and Rocky Point High Schools hi ll 0 human side of thespians. They were directed by performed again on Saturday night, having :: their stage manager not to leave the stage until merely filled in on Friday for the two schools ^sis ^ they had performed a play that is "Life." The which had dropped out. Their Saturday night four perplexed cast members attempted to performances lacked the polish and flair of the grasp the meaning behind his words, and to night before. Saturday's show did, however, complete their task, revealing much about provide one with a thoroughly enjoyable themselves as individuals in the process. After evening. the lights have dimmed, and the play within the Shoreham Wading River HS ably performed a play has ended, Winifred, finely portrayed by very difficult work by Moliere, "The Forced Lori Rivera, leaves us with this prophetic Marriage." Robert Levins, with his booming remark: "They [the audience] will have to go on deep voice, was superbly cast as Sganarello. improvising." Also performing Saturday night was But first, we caught t'wo ot!ler short plays. hometown favorite Ward Melville HS. Their Set at a French c '*:,t --::d by tourists of production, William Saroyan's "Hello Out diverse national t. '. , , Smithtown There"/' a moving, albeit sad, and realistic West's production .' . ,.idreyev's "Love portrait of a young man who is in jail for a crime he did not commit. Saroyan gives us great insight into the psychology of the mob while, Bruce Yerman's portrayal of the young man won him the award for Most Outstanding Performance by a Male on Saturday. After Saturday evening's show, a panel of judges, composed of students, faculty, staff and Emmett ond Eleph s people from the world of theatre, deliberated on awards. Smithtown East and Ward Melville High Con- to Gy Sund School's productions were named the best plays. The drama department of both high schools will SHO 'NUFF, there will be plenty of time for receive a check for $500. Individual award clowning around when Emmett Kelly Jr. brings certificates were also presented to some of the his elephants and such to the Stony Brook actors and actresses. Gym on Sunday. There will be two shows, at 2 One could not envy the judges' position. PM and 5 PM. Student tickets priced at $3 5C bawesmanfrerryr.~ w i available at the Union Ticket Office. A Forced Marriage? Robert Leuins and Jane Suda are Student judge Rosemary DeBellis noted, "ft -3s are -A shown here in happier moments. a tougn .c1UIIon, we uLInuyIIL II.cy Oil U,,. vv»».. 1% MMMMIOIV February 14, 1979 STATESMAN ' 'ives Page 9A * M- --- w~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I BILT-RITE TRANSMISSIONS928-8088 9~~~ w ROUTE 25A MT. SINAI i%,,,,111n. S,'SatdLy!"'lREBUILT AUTOMATIC | _RO______, - S a'INA '-~ TRANSMISSIONS ; TRANSMISSION 10%DISCOUNT GUARANTEED 'VRLENTINE'S DRYS I ,p TUNE-UP I FOR TUDENTS &l For 18 mot/ Ad.j.~ust.B ~n~1 FnkCULTY 0 s.c teu includesV L 18.000 MiN *- S:ol 9-95um f . CIInstal. _1a 1ewPnp SurlPon S.,FP5-t fluidru &I,,.. 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His "Because," he whispered, enunciating eyes strained, unused to the light, he held out carefully, "it's 2:00 AM (around Midnight) and ^ the old wooden match searching the inky void we were sleeping." for the voice. I got up, tripped on the Not until the days that were to follow did I skateboard which flew into a dark space over to see the full impact on Jack of his imprisonment. . ,--__ my right bringing back a pained ouch and some I soon learned that, in his trauma, he had ,_' ...- *subsequent English expletives. I landed on sort become hopelessly addicted to coke. There were - of a little night table, knocking it over, and cases and cases of empty bottles strewn about. ::splashed a hot pitcher of tea or coffee, I don't "It's the real thing" he would tell me. "Things 'I '!:::. know which, in the direction of a fourth voice go better, now," he explained. Trying to get up from -: which screamed scaldedly. Seeing my good friend in this pathetic t<,> the now overturned table, I knocked over condition, especially in the absence of rum, A' ~ something else which hit something else which made me realize just one thing...we had to get - -o hit still another voice. I finally slipped on some out of here, but what could I do, what COULD I .- spilled bottles right into the soft corona of do??? "_ matchlight (on a pair of glasses.) as soon as Jack I gave my Bionic Woman Action Club card to had heard the familiar bull-in-a-china-shop the guard in return for his keys, and promised Iricion oty iMan E. Oirich routinenhe called out "Alan!" Jack that I'd tell Robin not toworry. I promised "Jack, it's me!!" Ricardo Bernardo, a Belgian dwarf, that I'd Alan and Jack were busted "OVER THERE" "I know," he answered, 'Who else could bring back waffles, and I promised myself that I for smugglin9 Havana Cigars. What will they do, wreck a whole room in four seconds?" "What wouldn't rest until I had escaped or I was tired. what will theey do. happened to you, Jack?" Jack told me how he'd like to teach the world I was thrown into a dark cell. I deduced that "Oh, I imagine, the same that you got, a to sing in perfect harmony. "Sing, Jack," I said. it was dark b4ecause I couldn't see anything and I kangaroo trial...How about you?" "Marsupial." I Poor Jack, I thought. With the key I opened the distinctly X remembered not being blind. answered. door and it went "creak." I said "shut up", it Somehow, irn the hot blackness, I found what "The floors are stone," I said. 'The door is said "Okay Human!" I wandered out through seemed to b)e a straw bed and laid down, too cast iron, the walls are marble." Jack added, the lovely dark deep halls anticipating a frost. exhausted to make a sound (very out of "My overcoat is off-white, my glasses are The halls were lovely, dark and deep, but I had character f(or me). They had made rme t)ro)ken, my hair is black, my eyes are vivid blue. promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, skateboard t(o the cell o n an an tiq ue ska te hoti)r!t I Vy i're no t see in g all th is , It's because the ligh t and miles to go before I sleep. with the worrd "Rosebud" printed enigmatirl-,ii on the varnis;hed wood. Jack answered as if he were giving In two weeks read the exciting conclusion of ';to a spy with a riffle of sarcasm, Midnight Expresso, entitled "THE END."' State of the Nose By Mike Kornfeld for $2.95, is a collectior ot ven iou s that they 86 perforated paper nose immediately killed him and Are you dissatisfied with masks and a four-page gave him the rare privilege .HE, state of your nose? If history of these nasal dis- of being buried in a pyra- so, be satisfied in knowing guises - how they came mid with his king. thlat you are not alone. "As into being, how they devel- Today, you too can tar back as earliest times, oped through the ages, and emulate the pharaohs by early North American man their meaning today. wearing a nose mask de- was unhappy with his Meyerowitz informs his signed especially for you by nose," according to Rick readers that nose masks Meyerowitz of New York. Meyerowitz, the author and were originally devised to Giris, if you are looking for illustrator of two books on freeearlymen from havingto action, you might wish to nasal disguises, his cover their noses with their stick your nose in a nose most recent being Nose hands to avoid ridicule, an jeans mask. Jocks, too, will Masks 2, published by action which Meyerowitz find a mask particularly to Workman Publishing of notes '"made them highly their liking. New York. vulnerable to attack from As Meyerowitz says, As you might suspect, wild animals." The first "Nose masks tell the world In an attempt to conceal its identity, this nose nas picKea a disguise Nose Masks 2, which retails nose masks, which Meyer- from Nose Masks 2. that you know yourself, owitz contends were made your strong points and your ^out of filets of dinosaur weak points. Wearing a nose JoCX( TX z steak, acted as a diversion mask is not a denial of recxtve Crepoes-f IVenablingJVO \ the nose to be your nose, it is an affir- ignored and enabling early mation of your initiative." ted then add 1/2 of a slice of North American Man to Wearing a nose mask would ByMchaeCay Skonck btter is melt American chenese. Let the sauce stand on a survive the dangers ofcertainly take guts (not to I explained last week how to makelow heat for a few minutes. Then it is marauding beasts. mention a lack of marbles) crepe shells, and this week I will explain ready to be puJt on the crepe. Later in evolution, during and absolutely would not, how and with what you can stuff the Ice cream crepes are a good dessert. One the time of the Pharaohs in as Meyerowitz claims, divert crepe. can make a sundae on a crepe. Filling a Egypt, Meyerowitz writes, a attention from the "least The first way to fill a crepe is to take a crepe with egIgs and bacon is a good way highly specialized mask washandsome part of the face." cinnamon and sugar mixture, mixing it to make break fast.invented which solved the Blow your nose, not your with an equal ratio. Then roll the creu.e Getting bac:k to the main dishes, if one royal family's common her- money. At $2.95, a collec- shell in it.Thiscan be used as a dessert or a fries some cuit of steak and onions and editary ailment: chronic tion of paper nose masks snack. then puts a b February 14, 1979 STATESMAN/Alternatives Page 11A - I I Wed, Feb. 14 CONCERT: University Band, Simon Karasick conduc- Fri, Feb. 16 ting 3 PM, Main Auditorium, Fine Arts Center. Music by Purcell, Mozart, Paganini, Von Reznicek, Richard FILM: Free movie in Roth Cafeteria - Dr. Strangelove WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Stony Brook Patriots vs. Strauss, Gustav Hoist, Gordon Jacob and Ernst Toch. 8-10 PM. For more information call Kurt 6-3868. Utica, 8 PM, Gym. RECITAL: Student conductors Kathryn Lee and Fred MEETING: The Spirit of YOUNG Koreans will meet RECITAL: Pianist Linda Palmbaum, 4 PM, Recital Hall, Cramer, 8 PM, Recital Hall, Fine Arts Center. from 8-10 PM in Union Room 214. Contact Paul Sohr at Fine Arts Center. 6-3367 for information. CONCERT: Chamber music for flute, cello and piano, 8 CIRCUS: Emmett Kelly, Jr. Circus, 2 and 5 PM, Gym. PM, Recital Hall, Fine Arts Center. For further Red Balloon open meeting at 7:30 PM in Union Tickets: children under 14, $3.50; adults, $5.50; group Room information, call 246-5671. 226. All Welcome [Smash the State]. rates available; at Stony Brook Union Ticket Office Mon.-Fri., 10 AM-5 PM, or at Ticketron. For further SPEAKER: Professor Rose Coser of the Sociology There will be a meeting of the SAINTS at 7 PM in Room information, call the Student Activities Board at Department will speak on '"Where Have All the Women 231 in the Union. 246-7085 or 246-6816. Gone?" at a forum of the Democratic Socialist Organizing Committee at Noon in Room 214 of the There will be a meeting of the Sailing Club in Union Union. Room 236. The film "Duel in the Wind" will be shown. Mon, Feb. 19 Earth and Space Sciences Professor Jack Hartung, "The Earth in Collision," and a film on the Tunguska Event, LECTURE: SEMINAR:Dr. A. Schriesheim, General Manage, Exxon Judaism: the Un-Religion. An informal, 7:30 PM, 001 Earth and Space Sciences. Telescope open Research and Engineering Department, "What Impact discussion for young Jewish students not afraid to viewing to follow, weather permitting. An Open Night in can Chemistry Make confront their Jewishness and find out what it's really all Astronomy. on the Energy Crisis?" 4 PM, Room about. Lecture is based not on "modern" artificialized S-240 Graduate Physics Building. version of Judaism, but on primary sources, naturally Professor K.P.C. Vollh3rdt of the University of sweet. Session will investigate Dr. Manny Hillman of Brookhaven National Labora- contemporary relevance of California, "Bizarre and Sometimes Useful Transforma- Torah and Jewish tories , "Strained Ferrocene Derivatives/Squeezing law and the reasons behind tions in the Coordination Sphere of Cobalt," 4:30 PM, the commandments without Iron Atom," 5 PM, Room 412 Graduate Chemistry. "reason." 6:30-8:30 PM in C-116 Old Chemistry. Room 223 of Student Center. WORKSHOP:lnformal Dance Workshop focusing on SEMINAR: "DNA Polymerases: Mechanism and Process- the RECITAL: Guitarist Carlos art of dance sponsored by the Women's Center. Montoya, 8 PM, Main ivity" given by Dr. Dennis Uyemury, Department of All Auditorium, Fine Arts experienced dancers welcome. Limited enrollment. Center. Tickets: Stony Brook Biochemistry, SUNY, Stony Brook at noon in Graduate students, $2.50; other Contemporary dancing, exercising, students, Stony Brook faculty Biology Building, Room 006. modern, etc. Men and staff, $5; general public, $7. Part of the Graduate welcome! Women's Center, Stony Brook Union Room Student 072. Organization's "Classicals" series. For further ACROBATICS: Polish National Sports Acrobatic Team, information call 246-5678. 9 PM, Gym. Tickets: $3. For further information call 246-6791. MEETING: The Hellenic Society of Stony Brook will be holding its first general meeting at 7:30 PM in Union EXHIBITS: Intaglio and lithographic prints by Lorna WINTER CARNIVAL: Music at noon in Union Room 223. Elections and this semester's activities will Logan, through Feb. 15, Administration Gallery, first Ballroom with Rory Bennett on piano. At 10 PM the be discussed. Everyone is welcome to come. floor Administration Building. Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 "Katy Hill" Blue Grass Band will perform in the AM-6 PM. 'Ballroom. At 7 PM there will be Trashy Movies in the B'Nai Yeshua at Stony Brook presents special guest Auditorium, 25 cents admission and at 8 PM there will speaker for weekly meeting, Marvin Morrison, expert in "Shirley Gorelick, Paintings from 1971 to 1978," be a Las Vegas Night in the lounge. Union "Buck Bucks" the field of cults and cult psychology and structure. He through Feb. 21, Art Gallery, Fine Arts Center. Hours: were distributed the week prior. Beer will be available will present an interesting and informative lecture Mon.-Fri., 12 noon -5 PM; Fri., 7-11 PM. for 25 cents. entitled "Angels of Light - The Anatomy of a Cult" at 7:30 PM in SBU Room 216.. For information call "The Community Collects," prints, paintings and EXHIBITS: "Constructions," "The Community Col- 6-4774. sculpture from community collectors, through Feb. 17, lects," and "Shirley Gorelick, Paintings from 1971 to CED Informal Studies Community Gallery, 118 Old 1978," See Wednesday listing for details. ZBT Sorority will meet in Student Union, Room 214 Chemistry. Hours: Tues.-Sat., 12:15-5:15 PM; Tues, and from 9-11 PM. Thurs., 6-8 PM. Sat, Feb. 17 The Newman Club will meet in Union Room 226 from Lon Brower's "Constructions," through Feb. 16, Stony 8-10 PM. Organizational meeting for semester events and Brook Union Gallery. Hours: selection of officers. Mon.-Fri., 9 AM-5 PM. BASKETBALL: Stony Brook Patriots vs. New York Tech., 8 PM, Gym. RADIO PROGRAM:An interview with Dorothy Maher, Head Delivery Room Nurse Thu, Feb. 15 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: Stony Brook Patriots vs. at Glen Cove Community Osweqo, 2 PM, Gym Hospital, speaking on "What's New in the Delivery MEETING: Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship will meet Room," on DAYBREAK, 1 PM on WUSB, 90.1 FM. at 7:30-10 PM in Social and Behavioral Sciences Building SWIMMING: Stony Brook Patriots vs. Marist, 1 PM, Room N-116. Bible Study, discussion, praying, singing - Gym. witnessing to Jesus Christ as God incarnate. All A Haitian program on WUSB from 6:05 -6:30 PM. The welcome. RECITAL: Clarinetist Carol Elliott, 8 PM, Recital Hall, program consists of news items and selection Haitian Fine Arts Center. music. (French, Creole and English). The Gay Student Union invites everyone to a Sid Vicious canonization/deification party at 8 PM. SPEAKER: Dr. Anthony Decavalles of Farleiyh An interview with artist Joseph Reboli of Old Field, on Libations will be spilt after the meeting. Dickinson University, "The Young Poets in Greece THE VILLAGE COMMON, 6:30 PM on WUSB, 90.1 (1950's and 1960's)," 8:15 PM, 231-' Stony Brook FM. FOLK DANCING: Rob and Elli Wurtzel will teach Union. Sponsored by the Hellenic Cultural Society of Israeli dancing in Tabler Cafeteria, second floor from Long Island. RECITAL: Graduate String Quartet, 8 PM, Recital Hall, 7:30-10 PM. Requests taken at 8:15-10 PM. For Fine Arts Center. For further information, call information contact Hillel at 246-6842. Free! Sponsored DANCE: St. Valentine's Day Dance, with music by "The 246-5671. by SUNY S.B. Hillel. Voltex," 9 PM, End of the Bridge Restaurant, Stony Brook Union. Sponsored by the Haitian Students EXHIBITS: "African Objets d'Art," collected by former .. Association. For further information call 246-4987. Peace Corps volunteer Joshua Johnson, through March SEMINAR: "Genetic Regulation of Interferon" in 1, Administration Gallery, first floor Administration Room 1440 Lab Office at 12:00. Bud Colby, Ph.D, WINTER CARNIVAL: Cabaret Night - 1 PM Cartoons Building. Hours: Mon.-Fri., 8:30 AM-6 PM. Department of Microbiology SUNY at Stony Brook will in the Auditorium - Free. At 10 PM in the Ballroom be the speaker. there will be a Kissing Marathon with Lou Stevens as Tue, Feb. 20 emcee and the music of "Cluster" Jazzband with magician Seth WINTER CARNIVAL: At 8 PM in the Stony Brook Kramer. At Midnight there will be an RECITAL: Flutist Diane Taublieb, Urnion a concert of the auction using Union "Buck Bucks." 8 PM, Recital Hall, Beatles larger production Fine Arts Centers, numbers, will be performed "off the record" by a 28 EXHIBIT: piece orchestra with Paul Barkan conducting. Limited "The Community Collects" See Wednesday listing for details. FILM: "Dersu Utzala," 8 and 10:15 PM, Stony Brook seating; first come, first serve. At 11 PM there will be a Union Auditorium. For ticket information, call the, fireside concert in the lounge by Andy Romanoff. Cider Union Governing Board at 246-3641. will be available at 25 cents and free munchies. LECTURE: The free weekly class in SPEAKER: Artist Shirley Gorelick, on her current Sun, Feb. 18 Silent Meditation and Yogic Philosophy presents exhibit, 12:15 PM, Art Gallery, Fine Arts Center. a lecture on Mantras. The speaker will be Atmananda Dr. Frederick Lenz of the HOCKEY: Stony Brook Patriots vs. Rutgers, 8 PM, New School for Social Research. 4-7:30 RECITAL: PM and 5-9:30 Clarinetist Cheryl Hill, 8 PM, Recital Hall, Superior Ice Rink, Kings Park (Stony Brook home ice). PM in Union Room 236. Fine Arts Center. EXHIBITS: Prints by students in the Art Department EXHIBITS: Prints, Gorelick, "The Community Collects" HOCKEY: Stony Brook Patriots vs. RUtgers, 8 PM, through March 16 in Stony Brook Union Gallery. Hours: and Brower. See Wednesday listing for details. Superior Ice Rink, Kings Park (Stony Brook home ice). Mon.-Fri., 9 AM-5 PM. Opening reception, 7 PM today. Page 12A STA-T/ESMAt/Alterrtatfvts,,i [t IFekuary 14, 1979 -VIEWPOINTS-- CONCRETE ABSTRACTIONS Don't Carry Cash... or Checks... or... By Neil H. Butterklee Have you ever tried to pay for something, in a Well, I went ahead and tried to buy an eight demands. I produced enough IDs to pad a bra department store, with a check lately? Well, if dollar tie. I waited on line and then after what with. However there was one thing that I you have, then the following scenario will be all seemed like an endless period of punching overlooked. too familiar to you. numbers into the machine, the cashier spoke, "I'm sorry sir, but the signature on your The other day when I tried to pay for an item 'That'll be $8.56, sir," That was finee with me: I license does not match the signature on the with a check I was subjected to the most had cash. So I whipped out a crisp, brand new bill." "What," I said as I grabbed the fifty from unbelievable security check. I had to produce, $50 bill. "Is that a fifty," the cashier said. "Yes, her hand. I continued, "Of course it doesn't for inspection, my driver's license, two credit it is," I replied. match, that signature belongs to William Michael cards and my birth certificate. I then had to sign Her next words struck me like a two by four, Blumenthal, the Secretary of the Treasury." A form statinar "I'm sorry, but I'm not allowed to accept "Well then what are you doing with his fifty? something anything over a 20 without prior approval. And besides it's not even your face on the bill; about never be- You'll have to go to the accommodations desk.'" y_,> don't have a beard." longing to a My interior self was livid, but my exterior self Out of Hand left-wing ter- was calm. "What the hell do you mean I have to Well, things began to get out of hand and I rorist group. go to the accommodations desk? This isn't a asked to see the manager. When he appeared I To make mat- check or a money order. This is cash, money, explained my situation; that I had previous ters worse, legal tender." "I'm sorry sir," she replied as she trouble here paying with both a check and a they called up conspicuously voided out her sale. charge. And now they wouldn't even accept my my father Out of the Closet cash. I told him that I had at least half-a-dozen (collect, mind Well, as in most stores, the accommodations forms of ID and that it was irrelevant that my you) to ensure desk was located two floors up, behind the signature did not match the one on the fifty my solvency. janitors' closet. After about fifteen minutes on dollar bill. He calmed me down and okayed the Finally I was allowed to write out my check for line, I was ready to talk. "Look here, I cm sale. $10.70. understand not accepting a check or questioning But I wsn't sfied. I wanted revenge. So I Well, I learned my lessn. The next time that a credit card but this is cash, you know, went anos the street to the bank and then I went shoppi, I was prepad. I had cash. money. . . came back to the original cashier. She rang up They couldn't refuse me now. Little did I know The lady at the counter, msomehow reminded my sale and just as she said "$8.56 Sir," I that they had installed a similar security check me of the cashier. 'I'm sorry, sir, I'll have to see produced a bag containing 856 shiny new for people using large denominational bills some sort of identification." I then decided that copper pennies. (twenties and over). it was best to remain calm, comply with her The cashier fainted. 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Cheese OFFER GOOD AT PORT JEFFERSON OFFER GOD AT PORT JEFFERSON * STATION, STONY BROOK AND- WMCDnlSSTATION, STONY BROOK AND CENTEREACH McDONALD'S W *O AND CENTEREACH McDONALD'S OFFER GOOD DURING BREAKFAST OFFER GOOD AFTER BREAKFAST HOURS FEBRUARY 14, 1979 HOURS FEBRUARY 14, 1979 THROUGH FEBRUARY 21, 1979 THROUGH FEBRUARY 21. 1979 lma O Pr e II* L O Pe THISCOUPON WITH CANNOTANY OTHER BE USEDCOUPON IN CONJUNCTION February 14, 1979 STATESMAN Page 11 DEAR LIS: If I chose the one I'd like to help me through, I'd like to make f /If Xa1 it with you. Happy Valentine's day. €S fr i X £3 m_J 'Love,' your Impossible One. W/TslS 9 / TO A GREAT DANCER- You are ^4^ C-l^X ^^/ ^~ the best. Wanna do It again next \J)~ \J ) * year? Hope you had a fibulous DEAREST JACLYN: Whether next /&^ .^Valentine's_ day. Love.,Jay. year brings mne to New Jersey or San ~~ Francisco I'm sure I'll find that i _^"\ ^*\DEARESTl^ CRETIN from Park you're a lot prettier than the Golden AA| XXj~i f~ w^QSlope, happy, happy Valentine's day. Gate Bridge - and a lot smarter too. 1cLiNf ^All (X my love, always, Alice. r In the end I'm sure we'll be together. Love you. -Cutesornes '^ yi/"F/ilf > l/ DANA enjoy our lollpop. Let's have . * Page 12 STATESMAN February 14, 1979 Happy Valentine's Day DEAR MAVERICK, No other DEAR BETSY. What a way to begin woman could have captured my heart TO MY WILD ndcrazy gu a relationship! Happy V.D. You'll with the love and understanding S.L. ·l//D/rz Valentine's Day. J :'lime o f always be special. Aul. posested only by you. Love. W y>/ ~STEVE KE 100 WOWI What a night. whatever. Love, Beth. Whoople!! -Angela. See you soon------DIGGER, I guess It was meant to be NICOLE, With love on our first real soon. (Tomorrow). MAK, You're Such a d- s-, Happy .. you & me. I couldn't ask for Valentine's Day. Eric. more. With love from me to you. I S 1|--- H.- l.... W. Valentine's Day. Love, Beth. &~,~ SCOTT H., I ' never leave, why Garmbl. MY HONEY SCOTT, There are no words that could ever express my should I leave I'd be a fool because I BOB: To the nicest sweathog on finally found someone who really campus. Happy Valentine's Day. TO MY IMPOSSIBLE ONE. Happy love for you. The past six months Day. Save the Last Dance have been the greatest, and It's all wcares. I love and need you. I always Linda George: Hope everything will Valentine's I will. Forever. Me. always oe well with you. Happy for Me. Love, Corker, because of you! You know I believe ------in you because without you - there IABAWE BEAR.- Last-n------Valentine's Day. Love, Linda. AM a S BABAWEE BEAR, Last night I ' DEAR LINDA, We're at our eighth Is the absence of me. Happy dreamed I was in loving you. Happy DEAR L. With a little luck - Who month. Thank God and science Valentine's Day - Be mine always! Valentine's Day. Love, Littleweebear. knows? I'll always love you" Love, you're not! Happy Anniversary. Much love, Your Hon. Happy Valentine's Day. Love (even M C ;lWrS ~- -- - - _IDr. - - Ocnoc's new father. MARC. A simple "I love you," with - _- next year) BA. TO DR. BUNNY, I MAY live with Bfr X«' ,t you but I can't live without you. so much meaning. Happy Valentine's AW ROSS, I yawn, grunt, squish, Day. Always and forever, Carol. play, gloop, love, and O.D. on RICH, You hold "la lave" to my You're in my heart forever. Happy heart. Happy Valentine's Day. Te Valentine's Day. Groof. P.S. I beiieve Amt/J ~~------" .-.... cuteness ever since you were ugly. amo. Moe Wretch. in fate! X*:i -SC DONNA, Almost five months. How Lorraine. I about five more, and then? The I Fourth of July is sooner than you DEAR DON, You could never say it WELL. DOUG, That "ridiculous" ATTENTION ALL "JOES": Regards Love, The think. Be my Valentine Please?! I enough for me. Here's to our first holiday Is finally here. Happy to the wives on V-Day. Love Josephinas. SSlove you more each day. Mike. Valentine's Day together. Hope it's I Valentine's Day anyway. always, Annie. HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY!------I--lovethe first of many. I love you. Iris. SHARMAN, BETH, JOANNE, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! I love ______Cindy, Blanche, Jane, Randy, you, Your Little One Always. STEPHEN SWEETHEART - I yearr TALL, BLONDE, and blue eyed Soups, Happy Valentine's Day. Love, Tushie Anne, Gall - HappyValentine's Day. fV z ^rDEARESTCURT: I'm lookiing to be filled with your passion Baby. Love, Tom. upor forward to spending the rest of my - T offer his redeemable n life with you I- can't wait till request. Happy V.D.' t ROD. This Is our second Valentine's 026-50-3993: Happy Valentine's summer. Love, Elise. rqetHapyV t5 Day together and I love you more Day. A every day. Happy Valentine's Day. DEAR JOEY, We have to be the the I GERI: Thanks for being Love, Debble. RABBIT-Woman we've come so far I don't know where we are any more. sickest couple going. I don't know of there. I 10v you! Always, Jay. ) twopeople who have as much fun as DEAR CHIEF. Thanks for five of the CPF - POOL SHARK. Here's your Love, Ed. we do. i'll always LOVE you. Happy best months anyone could want own personal. HVD - Sound gl. TO ALL REAL "JOES" - Happy Valentine's Day. Love always and We've got a lifetime of friendship familiar? I couldn't resist. Love, Nick. Valentines Day -you marshmallows Debs (B.F.B.) ahead of us. Happy VALENTIME'" _^^sforever, e ______--- ______... . Happiness always, Love, M .H. m u c h lo v e a lw ay s T h POOH, Always bee my honey. With , GENK, I'll always have an extra DEAR you Happy Valentine's Day. I love you. · ______penny just for you! Happy SILLY, you really are, but I love anyway. Happy Valentines Day. TO KEITH, CLAUDIA, Frank W. Valentine's Day! Chris. Michelle. Love, Your Meany. SUZANNE.I neverRoyas, Issa, Juicey, Mitch S. P., RALPH, You always were and always e I love you. months to go by as fast as the three che, Ellen G., Markie, Juana, Eric will be the GREATEST! Love, Alice. BABY BOY I love you, Be my Valentine. Love, your Elf. months I have spent with you. Happy and others too many or far away i Valentine's Day. Love always, Mike. mention. After tour years, I fina WILHELM, Just a note to tell you that Big Sister loves you. Love, MY (ICELANDIC) SAILOR: One Valentine's put in my Valentine classifiedc. DEAR DIPPY, Happy e. Imena Aruna. love, ageless and evergreen - Let's Day! uWisn many, malnyme. Thanks to all for making it possibleIS share forever! Happy V-Day, 31 \ - / lDay! Wishing us many, many, more. (Happy Birthday, too, McFool,I) HON, I know our love is strong months! Smiles, love, laughter, and -Gail G. All my love, A.L. enough to keep us together, even happy tears. -Holly. when we're apart. Happy Valentine's HAPPY VD to someone very special JOJO. P.S. Here's your "5" back a! ly Day - Love always, Your little Yap. TO THE OTHER HALF of the who has an unbounded heart made of Happy Valentine's day for foujr ______- foursome. Here's to Riunite, Sicilian pure gold: Claire G. All my luv, months worth of lovin'! Youo ,Jr RBBCFI - Go ahead, touch us, do kisses, muenster cheese breakfast Steve. "ex-wife." what ever you want: Initial T., squares, Ziggy and Piglet. Love The Happy Valentine's Thanks Pal - Better Half. KATHY, Let's ignore the BRYAN, Being your love life is aas Love, VS. uncertainties between us. Love itself depressing as mine, I'll send you aas -______-- CORRINE (well almost), you make a has enough uncertainties. Love, Valentine personal. Happ RICHIE, I love you even more than great Irvingite so keep on coloring James. Valentine's Day, Babe! Luv, Dianele. before. Happy Valentine's Day, my my world. Nanoo, nanoo. Love, love, Your Jilly . Piglet II. Happy Valentines day. MC NASTY, You're the greatest love MANNY, What started in StonlY always. Sweet Essence. Brook will go on forever in Setaukel L EM U R, S i n c e you 're DEAR LIONESS you made me want Hichard. V 11----- ~~~~ ~Love------always, EVERYTHING ELSE in the world to to get back in school. Thanks for the .< 11 DAVE, Happy Valentine's Day to the Love ------me - Could you be my Valentine comfort and support when I had guy who can only hug and kiss. Love, RON, The world is full of beautj k too? "4" always, MAIR. trouble standing alone. Happy t//ff/f/»] Margie and Robin. when the heart is full of love. Than ______-V alentine's day. Love and hugs, your .^i///l///youfor filling mine. Marci. you. Now the Panda Bear. JED, Florida was a fantasy. Stony you for filling mine. Marci. DEAR RANDI, I love whole campus knows. Who cares? Brook is real. But no matter where JIMMY, To the best roommate m iy Love always, Stuey. DEAR HERBIE, may we be together we are, nothing can change all the boyfriend could have... Thanks fi ° ______-forever. I love you. Happy love that I feel. Happy Valentine's being you! H.V.D. Marci. BEN, You are the melody of my love Valentine's day. Love, Hankie. ^ // Day. Love, Robin. ____ ------r e song. "I Love You." S.L.- RAHOTEP------.'~"O t y s a ZACK, You're ugly. Your moth. song.-"I-Love-You."-S-L_ - HANDSOME BENNET, our very first IRAHOTEP, Over two years now and dresses you funny! But I love V Y PCG - Can I interest you in a quick Valentine's day. I'm so excited! Hope still going strong. I love you. Nofret. anyway. H.V.D. Lee. shower? I love you. Love, Mem we celebrate many more together. I ts (figure it out.) love you, I love you, I love you -I \ LILA.S 1 LILA, What did you lose? I KISSY EYES - I've given up carro ______- hope it wasn't your bowling shoes! permanently, thanks to you! I lo do! - Y ours, Joanne. DEAR CLAUDIA, Two lives come Happy Valentine's Day to a real swell you! H.V.D. Pussycat. two hearts touch; Together MY LOVELY JOANNE you are the gal! Love, LINDA. together; we become as one; and it is beautiful. fire in my heart. Love you always, Love, Mitch. Ben. / HOW, Being bo:rn on Feb. 15 was the COLLEEN, Happy Valentinis nicest Valentir ie's Day present I It's been almost one year and I've ed for on Feb. 14th. enioyed every moment. I love you. DEAR BOB, I love you very much. DEAR FUP, communication between could have asks ideal, but I'll ~~~b.~ Mike. P.S. I can't wait for Kelly. Happy Valentine's Day! Love always. us has been less than All my love, Del Your "Little Girl." wait with my string and paper cup ______--_ - 'cause I care. Happy day, cutie! Love k of the Special love HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY to the HOWIE, I thin C.T.K. Keep pumping STEVE T. Star Trek is hard to and kisses, IZT. we share that shines with psychic future Doctor lie. Kathy. Iron so you'll be in shape this compete against, but can it be your beauty and I sm summer for some strokes at 'our' Valentine? Such a honey! Luv, Clair OIDS L&J, you two mean so much maybe some G. to me and I love you both. -Louie RICHIE, As each day goes on, you club in Kings Point, or Hgappy time at Plato's Retreat. Very fondly, become special to me. more I TO MY BABY, You will be my KATHIE, I'm so very happy that I Valentine's Day .Love,Margie. The Second Girl You Ever Kissed. ) Valentine today, tomorrow and found you! Remember Kelly C, New forever. Barbara, I love you. Love Years, Carrels, STEVE, Only because of you, I SHANGHAI JOE - Are we not men? and you and 1. Ours is two always, Irwin. special. -Love, Louie. I V understand the real meaning of love. Happy Valentine's Day - From Jim Morrison fans. Yours always, J IUDY. cute BETH, No matter what, I love you DEAR JANET W. I think you're the e best friend ever I PARTNER - Happy Valentine's sooo much. Happy Valentine's Day, most happening chick in Benedict. PAT, You're tt Please be my Valentine. -Bot T. PY Valentine'st Day. Day' Tomorrow you'll be an old Paul. love you! Hag: man! Lotsa love - Linda's other half. The Cuban. RANDY, I know sometimes things DEAR EX-LABBER, Mary, the time are rough, but if our love is strong has come. We shall be one. Be my BRIAN, Thank! taking me to the-for RICH, Time is essential for us, and alentine's Day. Love I'll give you all the time you need for enough, we will survive, and the Valentine. Ex-Labber, Chris. bus! Happy V I don't want to lose you. Happy future will be ours. I love you, ya! The Cuban. BETH. SA, HA VA DA. Love TA P.S. What Valentine's Day. Always yours, Your are the 39 steps and do sperm party? DEAR LULU, Take it from me, I little girl. ON TUESDAYS it's always "Where have to speak rmy mind youmae. ATTENTION All Statesman editorial shall we eat?"/ On Wednesdays she Picking up afte you this year/ makest production office and advertising does the bowling sheet/ And visits me want to cr inge in fear/ of what esonel. her feet./ In spite of is for us./ It makes me personnel. Happy Valentine's Day. the doctor about the future hold r o it all, the lob gets done./ it's OK really want to cuss./ But thru it all m Leslie-and-Jack. CAROLE, you're "A" Number One. and till the en d/ You will way being BABE, I'm gonna be around 4-eva. I Happy Valentine's Day! Love,_ my friend. Your traveling wuv you, and we're gonna be----. LINDA. companion. Mushy. Mushy. Princess. STEVE, Okay, yoLu play a better DARLING, eve en as two we're one; IDEAR PERFESSOR, We love you game of backgammon. I still love love you! Fore, ner, Maverick. _ and hope that everything is going fine you, muchly. Barb. e's my fireplace and n the frozen wasteland of BOCCI, Wherees y fieOP.plawhere's interlochen. Leslie and iscoopi., DEB, Sorry to hear that you broke blue eyes? Lo all the bones in your fingers. Howdy the honeymooin? SHERIFF and SARGE - We love Nachman! fill up my senses. you, you honeymooners! Scoop and FINUIC, YOU DEAR MONIE, When I think of you Come love me again. Love, The Hick. his lady. all I want to do is hold you. Will you v (blush) ... YOU IN. The past three MIKE, Here it's in print. Happy be my Valentine BIMBO BRA een great but you'r Valentine's Day to my favorite WILL!!! Lots of love, Robert. months have t the wall! I lov statue. Love ways, Ly. still sleeping a(gainst DEAR BERNICE, What is love? you. Snuggle EIunny. P.S. You're the WILLIE PUMPKIN SEEDS, Be my Crazy 'bout you. best. Valentine so we can continue to grow DEAR SAMLAM, I love you. Happy beautiful loving-truly" in the patch together. Love, Pum. TMBK. Life is truly beautiful loving. Valentine's Day. Love MITSSI. you. I ouralaylives together be filled WINDSOR of Brightwater - it's hard with love, pyours forever. Happy for me to admit, but sagapo - State TO MY Li.OVE SONNY - Holland health. I am entine's Day to the only V-Day. All my of the Heights. Happy Val love always, M. and I special man in my life. NICK - To one of the greatest unique Remember my dear that your lady Watch out fIor GREEN PEOPLE. "Peoples" I know. To a long lasting loves you rnow and forever! -Karen. They are hurtiin' units. Big T. friendship. Aui. February 14, 1979 STATESMAN Page 13 Happy Valentine's Day I.s, 1 Dear Mom ana Dad Glood, I lov you both. LMile JOAN: Littke. pette and always so heat. who tries to make coffee GM., thinking of you all the time. I MERYL I still love you and care for without any water - til one day caught hr - and DEA AR CUTCHIE- you're ttw but \\ / miss you! Love. MOD. you wvry much. Don't be afraid of omeone finaly r day presnt anyone cou evr \ me. I still want to be excelnt patlently taught her. Happy VD. " I love you today and more DEAR T my Vanman. Giving you all friends. Happy Valentine's day, Love -The Morning Therapy Group. t to" rrow. You're the greamtest.Lo ve Oi my lo on this Valentines Day. Rick. kKlin. your Valntine Baby. P.S. \ A| ---A.R. LINDA: There once was a girl with a n A.R.______r/ TO "BURT SVENOLDS" - I love L tmr. A Ilady riglht to the ltet r. TLE SPROUT, Happ7 t you andm It no~ be "The End." But then there wee rumors, on her L I T h n NENA CTK, Gemini plus Scorpio V Day to my favorite Love, Km . fwater sae wore Moomers? Happy " Valentine's I equal 100%. Thank you. Yours ZFrankle.§ Don't lose that blanket! VYD.-ThN Wens:Iy SckklS. will y. Love. Lov. your QuSk"een. \ERIC thank you for all the beautiful truly DK I p r nmemorys wev shared togethr. but TOMMY. TOMMY tending the bar - - w o n e r f y o u o f a GA) YE, you're a great friend and ~ TURKEY TROTTOMAS- You're espcialy thank you for you. You'o we d 'll g s. Walking ch, much more. Happy Valentines the only one I love! Happy wonderful and I low you. Happy all night to and fro - not having muc w t h lo and love always. -Oav_ Valentine's DntineDyiee.// V t Dy wLisa. anywhere to go. Having to listen to day ------M--- -' CAROLE-- J (TOES) MYLES IS witt "Slue Bayou" - has made a dingaling IN. JOHN the coffees on - - J DEAR DAVID, I'll always be your and charming.f but sighto ot the yhaeingp of n na pour? Happy VD, much lov. >^ Valentine. I love you babe! Love, toes Is oh so alarming. Nobody's mind- we certainly don't wantto wan then again when -T e Late Night Troublemakers Laurle. poifect - of that I am coltain- So seem unkind. But v T------TEDDY-BEAR----- Carol* my dear. tut mr a favor *; you get down to it - who really g es L It's a hand me down, the«A TO MY REAL LIVE TEDDY BEAR, ~ keep your toes out of sight whenever shit! -The Geritol Twins Of L ughts are broken, perhaps they're each day gets better and better as ^ . I'm near. -The Toe Fairy. Footnote: t btt er left unsung. I don't know. \ long as we are together. I really do Have a happyp p y VO.DEAR JOE: Wishing you a happy don 't really care - wild horses you. Happy Valentine's Day. \- a VDValentine's day! Friends always love Idn't drag me away. Love, your 1 The only Jap Bear. ASTEVE for precious yesterday's Love Tracy. Cou teRolling Stone. AdL ------shared.Kwe've For beautiful today's o*- DEAR JOE this number 3, and the and for bright tomorrow's yet to DEAR LN al I can say is I love you LEY - when you Rock Wn'Roll f/ v manicotti and pheasant are still fresh. dawn, happy Vaentine's Day. Love, and you're the best! How will I do it IK withh me, no one else I'd rather be. l Happy Valentine's Day. I love you Sue next year without you? Happy 0 s u cil B. DeMiles. Thiree. SHA. \ \ 7"" . ___Valentine's day!! All my love, Tracy. --Ce D \s ~~DEARI RIS, if we work togethe r D E AR NA how about anotheroroller of a friend. 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Thanks for coming in. Happy fi pull it - he might expend his last much common, maybe that's why DA know you look so weird! But Valentine's Day. I love you, Mark. i"Silver Bullet." -The Sophisticates.I love you.-Your Hemoroids. you whei;n you nuzzle up so close, and _\ isper in our ear, we both want you [ PATTI, a Valentine wish especially \ E MLS- maybe I'1ll start dreaming To the BEST BOOBIE-FACE and whis know we think you are a dear! _ for you - sent with as much love as _ again. Miss you and love you. Do you Osky in the whole wide world. to he Cuddley, Wuddleys. ever, from one who loves and hopes s miss my Manhattan Beach accent? Happy Valentne's day! Lisa. _J only for you. Happy Valentine's AR GROOF happy V-day. It's the '5 Day! My love forever, Rob. FRANKIE this is a long distance HOLLY is a person small. She never DEN ught that counts more than the G6 personal to say H appyValentine really grew up tall. And when her thoL sence. One more down. 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Als DEAR DIANA, these past few SHERRY, SHERRY, always ove you. Shrimpy. Love, always, pie. Gives big I c Fa months have been very important to Sweet as puddin' and chelle T.S. I won't blow my honker, if MC ^SS y/ me. I've grown up in many ways - hello's, then says goodbye, goodbye. BEAST we've shared a lot -the love with the goodbye. Love, and a Happy VD. you promise to share your wonker! hurt. As our friend Neil says "To live -The All Night Girls Love, Beastlette WAMBAM be my Valentine and most of all be my puppy. I love -!you. ..G a love is to give a bue." I give to you always. Love, your Babasnaba. DEAR IRIS, I am sorry to have put DEAR LAUREN I couldn't have wIJZ~~~ia}~------~ you through all that I did - just found a better time to say I love you. r)EAR LORI, Nancy H., ' eslie - day. Love, M.A.D. what would V-day be wittc:Jt you DEAR SCHNOOK-UMS, after one wanted to make this a special Happy Valentine's three? Love. A friend of Muff's who 51fL t year, we're still better live! We wipe Valentine's day for you. Love, Kerry. t '^emr off the screen. Ah, you oughta------BEBY you are just a sight. Running doesn't think Tennis is Faggy. l be in pictures. Love you lots, your DEAR O'NEILL thanks foraround every Tuesday night. The COPS / Irish Muffin. making Stony Brook a great place to laughs, the smile upon your face - TO MY SUNY KEYSTONE 7/pf/ffi A// ______be. Love, Jacquie make the Lanes a real fun place. you light up my switchboard. You're the greatest. Love, your Cakebaker. Vl/llll/X DEAR JON DUFUS-GRUFUS, it's -Your Secret Admirers Y/l/lIt "reallygreat to have you home again! DEAR ELAINE I cherish good B o o sh ! B o o sh m y ////i! I know for sure that I'll always luv friendships more than Valentines. JIMLET- ! To \ JENNI Happy St. Valentine's day. To L ya. Happy Valentine's Day. Where Thanks for everything. Love, Jacquie. favorite beasty - thanks for all the \ a great looking cutie, even though times you've rubbed my tum! I love you have four legs. Love, Barry. are zee plans!?a Love, Shari. a r z e ^^fJ~ * ~-- aTO ~ ~ "MY LADY," Happy Valentinesyou. Love, Pup. \ DEAR MARK of Langmuir: It's been 7 / DEAR NANCY I love you and day and a happy "anniversary." AllC - Your bi brown ees and w BA/ nothing-my will ever change that. Love, love. Love, D.F.W. AOEYubigr esn weeks now that I've been eyeing you *Floyd.4_ - shiny- white teeth in your dynamite and some day I will find the courage \/7/ffX~~~~~f7TJ9>^\y~~~~ '-y______smile drive me wild. You are to introduce myself. Take care of \ V%//%0/0/000\ DEAR JULES, every new morning is beautiful. Will you be my Valentine? that beautiful body. Love -Jane (the _^W/^U=y>l ]~ the dawn of another day with you Love always, your not so secret 0- ~ name has been changed to protect [1~~~tr'/ ^W^ ^and I together. Happy Valentine's admirer. --Pete the innocent). t § Cb d~~~~~~~~(ay.Love always, Ivy.-- y-'-^ ^^^ Love always, Ivy. ____DEAR ARTHUR I've gotten my eyes ~\ ~~~~~day. BEWARE: Monster on the loose! To checked, and I still want you to be - / ])~\ ^~ O ~DANNY-constantly looking for a say a special happy anniversary to ~~~~\ Valentine. These past ofewmonths _\^»»^/#{Al - \A \ "Fanny" - any fanny young or old my P.T. and a happy Valentine's day to t W3&.r-^ ~ ~l\ - just something he can hold. Happy have been great! Hope you still trust you! Love always, All Ways. Love, em Lovev #d ya.Yr -- FriendI _ L VD.Foe I care. Love you, Nancy. P.S. This Your B.S.M. W VO~~~~Y.Love ya. -Friend &Foewam re es U n ^§BS^^ ^ e fanny"F a a n youngnny"-- 1or yoldwas my other Now Years Resolution. td \ - j Ah) DEAR WILDHORSE, you will Mv DEAR DEBBIE six months of ups Marie, give up your tray.^ ^^^^ ^^^ alwaysS^^^^^^^^^~~~~~~~~~~~~~MARIE, be my Valentine in spite of all and downs are ones I'll never forget. / our differences. Love always, your There as to be another way. Up and I'd do It again in a second. May the Butterfly. down the lanes all night has made next six be all ups. Love, Steve. ^J^^~~~~x~~~ I/I ~~~~-- {_^~~ I ______you look a sorry sight. With all your J /I \ / GAIMBI with the end of eachcharms and grace -can't you get out f fCS^ ~DEAR~ DON- Meade Brothers, Vodka, place? But if you do decide to \ ;vS8l ^ \ / ~day~/ I smile - because I know we will of that orange juice. I'm having a great time. ~ have a happy Valentine's day. ^ »7'\ ~\ | // ~face tomorrow together. Happystay, Happy Valentine's day. Love, Jane. A t_~~e t [»^- \f A Valentine's day. Love ya alwaysubbles and Spritzer X -i A M V T onggerGI DEAR D: Unscramble this: IAQQZ _ | _v _ _ X ALL MY VALENTINES on G1 ~~~~~~~~~~TO WAMFOUJOF'T EAZ UP A HSFAU you are) A^--^--^ - DEAR AL- "I can't smile withoutLangmuir (you know who GSJFOE. MPWF ZA! Love, D. | _^<~~~you." Be my Teoddy Bear. All my Alyse, and Carole, Stacey, Yvonne. I ^ST>~~~~~~love. Laure. love you all. Love, Jo. TO MY ONE AND ONLY JAP. I've / JDEARyi TRACELLA, it may be a aay been a winner since the Olympics. -for ~ lovers, but what the hell. Happy Our love can conquer all. As each day 3 passes I realize how much I love you •/ Ij__Valentine's fJe day and Anniversary.Love ~ and how much I've really grown to RA, guess what? Happy Valentine's :/ L'~ya, Joe. need you. My love for you will day! Love, Vie always be near. Love your Little Teddy Bear. P.S. You're so damn To my "BEAUTIFUL DOLL," cute! Happy Valentines day! First of many hearts, hugs, kisses, and all my love. DEBBIE Happy St. Valent!ne's day --Tagger. to a great Canadian gal. Love, Barry. Page 14 STATESMAN February 14, 1979 LUSHappytl's Valentine DEARS sROIhpetdyiDay S tonyBrook LOUIS. Have I told you you're the NANCY I know that we can make it DEAREST ARLO I hope today Is A &E, We love you - muchisimo - ANITA, for seven months I've work forever. Love forever &always, larned that best thing that's ever happened to I love you more and only the beginning for us. Love H &A. I can't live without you. me? Your inscription more each day. Happy Valentine's Be my love always. -Mike was to read always, S.U. * CAROL (The one): We have had so "Love till the end of time." Love day. Love, Donnie. many good times, let's not DEAR talk about STEVE thank your Four Leaf Clover -Me. JOHN since you ran Into my the bad. You are the love of you for being there MARK, my life my life when I needed you. "You're partner In love. I share things haven't been the same. and I want you to stay with rme the LAUREN: with you, Hope - my best." Happy Valentine's "Young Lovers Part 11* more life than any other to keep your adrenalin going. love. I hope you'll always be day. I love two. We cry, laugh, - Right starring Brian and Introducing Lauren drink and sing Happy V.D. Love, Lisa. here by my side- If ever I need you you. -Lori is a great movie. Happy Valentine's together. We have everything. I love - Oh my love - In your arms - I ERICA day. I love you. -Brilan my Valentine. Love, gra. DEAREST FRANK E-2, can't wait feel so safe and so secure. did you ever feel like a till Everyday is "Chihuahua" you come tonight. I promise I such a perfect day to spend in a pack of German DEAR OEBBIE - alone Shepherds. GREG why don't you come up and I love you more and won't fight. Love, S.V. with you. I will stay with Thank you for being you. more you -will You're the best! see me sometime. -Mae Rest each day. Happy Valentine's you stay with me. Just I love you. -Margie day! And DALTZ happy one single tear let's have many more Valentine's day to the in each passing year. I do love. ANN together. Love best "personal" Truly, SOCKO I love you am I not sweet to be giving you you always. -Rod mail clerk HAND Snoop. all the Parking a lovie dovile personal note? I love College has ever had. Love, your lots in the Universe. Happy ARL much happiness Valentine's thee (Corny too).-Andy for you always. favorite Joe, Tim. DEAR KOP and STRAUSS Happy day. --Sara Happy Valentine's day. Love, Al. Valentine's day. Love from the girls Dear Stacy, "Your O'NEILL can PAT here's the personal cuteness is un- Into not! For getting you never next door! parallelled Happy Valentine's Day. you'all -G-2 you Dylan? Happy MICKEY- Happy Birthday, I love get. Keep smiling you sexy bitch. you Love, Rich ie. any Is moderate. It's dig Pardon you. -Linda WLS. JIM: Happy Valentine's Day. Love Valentines all from like like. Cosmic from the Production Crew. ANDY and LESLIE: Congratula- ERIC- tions! !! Happy It? me Day! Cuz anybody washing Once in a lifetime you find BILLY (BUGSY), I love you more Valentine's Day. someone than any other Love, Ellen. Perrance man. Are if this you else. special, a miracle happens blade I have ever slept Dear Newsday - You made the right Chrome and dreams all come true with. I don't care how small your like you you're Is ain't .. .I know choice when you chose my STATESTAFF EDITORS: Happy it can happen, "tool" knowing hubcaps. it happened to me, for is. Love, the Grad Chem Valentine. Watch out world, Jack s Valentine's Day from the production I've found that "Once in a Toilet Cleaner. on his way. crew. MARK, tomorrow the fifteenth is lifetime .. ." with you. Happy WOK UNIQUE: I hope you found even more important to me than Valentine's day. -Linda. WOMAN- I love you and NANCY, LINDA, LAURIE: Happy your erijoy VD. Best Valentine's Day personel which I today. Happy Valentine's day. Love, your cooking. Thanks foribeing of luck. Love, Angle No. 2 SUNSHINE listed uMider your real name. your Little Girl. words can't describe my a great roommate. -Lez &Jute. love for you, it comes from within LENN: Hope you Carole and Lila - Thanks for making the heart, you E.R.V. am I going to had a happy O'NEILL G-2: It's cosmic man, like are the greatest. The wish you a working days so pleasurable - Have a happy birthday!!! Statestaff. can you dig it? Are you into Dylan? happiness you give to me is beyond Valentine's day with all my Happy Day. Love, Elitse. belief. Pardon me if you're not! Happy You are the center of my love? ..R2. ELYSE - Will you hurry up with To the Wise old women Valentines day! This is for you all universe. All my love. those goddamm personals of yours? of the Union Basement: What did plucking ever cuz you ain't getting Forever ...Sonny. SODIE here's to our 3rd in a row. do any from Elyse for you that hasn't happened to me. anybody Happy Valentine's day dummle. - Your place or mine? Robin else. Knowing you'all is like Love, theIvory girl. washingchrome hubcaps. DEAR BONG happy Valentine's day. Love, R.T.P. -Moderate Dear Jim, Don't get VD on VD's day. I told you I wouldn't forget. Love STATESTAFF: Thanks and love on like, Perrance. EM. this that Little Bear!! CINE, words can't express how I feel. Valentine's Day. You are the This place best staff a production manager BABY it's alright'cause I has been great because of Dear Jonny -"Happy Valentines" - love you. could have, especially the typists, That's DEAR SUSAN B happy Valentine's you. I love you, Mark. Stony Brook loves you and so do I. not gonna change. Our love without whose services this paper day. Love, your Secret Elise. will not fade away. Happy Admirer (I'm would not be the same. Thanks to sure there's more TEDDY BEAR we share a very Steph, Melissa, Valentine's day. Love, your Baby. than one). Dear Robin: Oh, God, you're Brenda Lori, Ellen, special and golden love. I wish Robin, Judy, Eric, I beautiful!!! Have a happy day!! and even that DEAR BABLE could Invent a new word queer, Elise. Thanks and love, BABY you are the only one who can happy Valentine's to express Jim. make day to the most important person all I feel and all you're giving me. 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It's yours forever DEAR fall, have Valentine's day to share Hon. - Melissa REMARKABLE how much I miss STACEY (LN) I may not get to- much sleep these days, but then gether. xoxo -Chris. Jack and Leslie, Thanks for you. Love you all. -Deb I Stu &Ed: SSS - EKS - Love, CT, filling my wouldn't have it any other way. Will room with foofies and dirty laundry. Randi, It's great to have EM,LB, IG. SDS- you be my Valentine? a friend like I love you both - Melissa. you think it matters? Nothing you. Love, me. matters . .except Stu &Ed: It's 4 AM and I've been up us. I love you Turkey - You don't deserve this, DEAR CHRIS, Dear Ellis, I love and down every personal in this but completely. Yours now and always, all I want to say is I you-just the way wehave to fill up space - your aper. .oh,. well, it's not loving Monique. love you. Happy Valentine's day. you are. Love always, Helene. too ate ..Happy. Valentine's. Love, co-decorator. Love,Dia. Stuey & Elise. Randi, May this be your first The Assistant Interior DEAR ACTION JACKSON: Mon of many Valentine's Decorator - days together - One of these days you'll have cher, te vous aimerai toujours. Tu es DEAR SANTA, happy Valentine's Elise: My place or yours? Robin the Love,Us. longest title here. I don't know what la pomme de mes yeux, day. I bet you're surprised!! Love le soleil de you'll do with it, but Happy ma vie. you "that LYDIA K. - My honorary Irish POOPER DROOPf R: Love you Ma sourire es pour vous much," Knuck. luck Valentine's Day anyways - From prevailed when I picked your name more,Cookie. seulment. BAHAMAS, here we come! someone who knows nothing out of the envelope. After all I could of DEAR CHARLIE and MIKE I hope transitions. Love always, Junior. have picked Ellen M. or something ELSIE: Our love is like a warm flat you don't mind that I put down in worse. Even though it was just luck can of beer. C/W. Ricky words Racoon, Two down, Itil PETE the guy who knows everything. how wonderful life is while at the draw I still wish you a very whenever CAROLE --I may not make to go. Happy V. D. All my Thanks for being you. you're in the world. Love. Dawn and fine Valentine's Day. P.S. - I love good Happy coffee but when I try, it's made with love. Brenda Lee Valentine's Holly. y our pajamas. -Secret Valentine. day. Love, Carole. love +ink. Leslie. DEAR TOOTS: To the only toots in LESLIE, LESLIE, I'm a wishin' my life...this Valentine's Day I have GIGI and KIM happy Valentine's KATHY, KATHY, youthinkyou're Wack -- wuv u. day you'd stop the coffee pot Weswie only a few words of advice: "Look to my two the boss?/ I don't want from favorite females. Love to hear about Pishin'. out for Hangers!" (If there's Jack Ross./ Please leave it alone, it's all ERIC -Your spelling's any always, Jojo. P.S. Come see me. Bringing your Trader Ads okay, but room left after the dirty laundry up to Joan. 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February14, 1979 STATESMAN Page-- 15 February 14, 1979 STATESMAN Page 15 f- t I t Ik Statesman /SPORTS > i IcemenIcemen~~~~~ TakTake GaeToihlGame Too Lightly By TOM MORESCO The Stony Brook Hockey club played their second consecutive home exhibition game last Sunday, dropping a 6-4 decision to St. Joseph's College of Pennsylvania Earlier in the year, Stony Brook had defeated St. Joseph 8-4 in Pennsylvania but this time around it was a different story. "We underestimated them," said defenseman Glenn Turner. "We took the game as a lark." After skating to a 3-3 score at the end of the first period on goals by Tom D'Orsi, Chris Callagy and John Keigharn, Stony Brook was unable to score again until late in the game, on a goal by Mik Shapey. But by that time, St. Joseph's had opened up a 6-3 lead, and had the game in hand. Since it was an exhibition game, goaltenders A PLAYER from Seton Hall tries to prevent a SS hockey player from reaching the loose PUCk. Mike Flaherty and Tom Havens both saw action. 7-1, although it was close for two Shots on goal were 35-21, in favor the tail end of their schedule. The The Sunday before last, the Pats periods. It was in the third of Stony Brook, and Tom Havens battle for first place, between faced off against Seton Hall of New period that the Patriots scored five had a relatively easy time in the Stony Brook and Rutgers will be Jersey, an opponent of unknown unanswered goals (Jay Morgenstern, net. The club's present record is decided very shortly. This Sunday, calibre. Fortunately for Stony 2; John Keigharn, 2; and Mike 7-4-3. the Pats play Rutgers at home, Brook, Seton Hall proved Shapey, 1), to blow the game open.* ** which will undoubtedly be the itself incapable of providing a Other Stony Brook scorers were With the last of their exhibition most important game of the season close contest. The final score was Glenn Turner and Chris Callagy. games played, the Patriots now face for both teams. On Talking With Two Islanders By STEVE LANDMAN the last couple of games, but we'll break out of a team a winner. For the Islanders it is "team it," said Kaszycki. When asked about his present work," as Kaszycki stated. On Saturday afternoon, John Tonelli and performance on the ice Kaszycki said, "Not too Goalie Question Mike Kaszycki of the New York Islanders were good, but I expect more playing time." Kaszycki There is one controversial question the fans playing goalie at the Smith Haven Mall. Tonelli has so far played in 45 out of 52 games. In that and members of the NHL can't agree on. That is, normally plays left wing and Kaszycki usually span, he has only 10 goals and 14 assists to give the question on who is the best goalie in the plays the center position. him a total of 24 points. On the other hand, league. "Besides our goalies (Glen "Chico' Tonelli, who is in his first year with the Tonelli is having a pretty good season for a Resch and Bill Smith), I feel that it has to be Islanders and Kaszycki, who is in his second, newcomer to the NHL. He also has played in 45 either Jilles Meloche of Minnesota or Ken made the appearance for the "Le Shake Slap games, but has scored 13 goals and 22 assists for Dryden of Montreal," stated Tonelli. On the Shot Contest," where children of the age of 12 35 points. other hand, Kaszycki feels that Tony Espositc and under try to score two consecutive goals There is always one key ingredient that makes of Chicago should be ranked right up there. against these Islander players. They were there despite the fact that the second game of the National Hockey League- USSR Challenge Cup Stony Brook Squash Teanl series was on television. Statesman was there to talk to them about the Russian series and also about the Islanders. Expects To Move Up in Ranks In the first game of the series, both Tonelli and Kaszycki thought that it was a good game By LAURIE J. wanted to win." Barth also mentioned this wa, dominated by the NHL. Tonelli thought that his REINSCHRIEBER not a close match because Williams tool teammates Clark Gilles, Bryan Trottier and Mike everything for granted and was too confident Bossy kept the pressure on the Soviets. "They "We are going to be ranked sixth in the Stony Brook on the other hand does not take were super," he said. country" exclaims senior Phillip Barth, the this sort of attitude. Their philosophy is to pla3 Both young Islanders say they feel that their captain of Stony Brook's squash team. The team their best during every match they are involvec first place team has a good chance to win the was ranked ninth at the beginning of the season. in. Stanley Cup despite injuries and the second Barth has every reason to be so confident, Unfortunately the top four players are senior place New York Rangers. with the team playing as well as they have been. and will be graduating from the team. Amonj "With Dennis [Potvin] coming back, well be So far their record is 14-2 after beating these players are Harry Gordon at the top aEU in good shape," said Kaszycki. Both players feel Darmouth College and Williams College, 6-3, number one, then comes Fred Heberfeld at th( that the Rangers would put a lot of pressure on and Trinity College, 7-2, their toughest second spot; holding number three is captair them for first place in the Patrick Division. competitors. They have improved immensely Phillip Barth, and Steve Aronowitz play, Currently, the Rangers are 13 points behind the since last year because this was the first time number four. Islanders. "Sure, they're a great team," said Stony Brook had beaten any of these teams. The Metropolitan Championship will Ix Tonelli. Coach Bob Snider seems to be quite proud of played on February 23 and 24 at Stevens But the Islanders will need more than Potvin how the team has been operating this year. College. The National Intercollegiate to stay on top in the tough Patrick Division. Wanted to win Tournament is being' l d on March 2, 3, and 4 They have to break out of their Barth feels the main reason they beat Williams Last year, the team was also ranked ninth an( pre-Russian-NHL series slump. "We were rusty was because,"We wanted to win more than they the year before they ranked tenth. Page 16 STATESMAN February 14, 1979