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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1980/81 to 1989/90 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1983-84 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. --~, .... - THE ITHACAN 'Y',,<)' The Student Newspaper for Ithaca College I, , . .,_,. "i" ,;. . (;' . April 1984'<~ (',,, Volume 15 Issue 12 26, , ,, .... ·'0u Increased filfait£ial aid is available for independent colleges
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THE ITIIAC,\N Apnl 26. 1984 THE ITHACAN Taking the final approach Founded 1932 lncorporotod 1969 by Caryn Bowers snap paper. dictionary etc Ar values of each section. mdke which will yield the mosl -EDITORS- Many rnll<·ge students lack a riving at exams on time. or <'Xlimations. and dividP up points in a given amount of proper approach to taking ex even a few minutes early is availal>le time accordingly. time. and to omit or guess at OdV<' Fl~dwr EIJlfOH 1:,; CIIIEI· ams. The ability to use always hcneficial. On<''s Wearing a wa1ch 10 exams is items they are stumped by. oavict Klt'm ~1,\N:\GINli EDI WR lateness could cause them to ronvenient, for it facilitates Remember. never leave an Bnan P. Walsh NEWS characteristics of tests. and Mona Knegt"r SOUlH 1111.1. test-taking situations arc miss specific instruclions, or to ability to periodically check exam early. Don't give up: per Lloyd Samo SPORTS necessary in 1)rder to reach full feel rushed. However. being progf-ss on maintaining proper sistence pays off. Time re Marl F1tl.Sirrnnons Pl 101 OGRAPIIY potential of one·~ knowledge too early runs the risk of speed. Test takers should maining after completion of the and aptitudes. becoming confused or nervous begin work as rapidly as possi test can best be used to recon -ASSIST ANT EDITORS- The most primitive factor by listening to others panic. ble. provided they have sider and improve answers. associated with taking exams reasonable assurance of Following general rules and l.orraint' Fanton NEWS The most practical place to Tern Hollz SOUTH HILi. is preparation: knowing when. accuracy. principles for laking exams is sit in an exam is at the front of David Ha~km SPORTS what. where and how to study. A practical start entails com applicable reguarding in the classroom. Those occupy Jot' Epstein 1'1101 OGH:\PIW Hcview should include all ma- pleting short answer questions dividual performance. Overall. ing the front scats usually jor sourrcs of information: tex first; multiple choice true or when taking an exam. a -FINANCE- receive their exams first. which t hook chapters. lecture notes. false. fill in the blank, mal posilive alliludr is especially gives lhem a few minutes previous exams and quizzes. ching, and then moving on to important. head s1ar1. Direc1ions and cor Jr<1n rrutta OFFICE M.\Nr\GEH teacher handouts. course essays. II is recommended that Good luck on finals. Helax. rections can be heard more Mary Fdlliano FINANCIAi. MANAGEH ou1lincs. and oulsidc of class one work fast on those items and give them your lwsl shot. clearly at the front, and it 1s assignmenls. -ADVERTISING- easier 10 ronccntratr and Heviewing for objective 1ests avoid distractions. Nuclear war can be Curl1!.. tt'rKUII<' um OR wquircs considerable familiari- 1y with malerial so that correc1 One suggestion alway~ -SALES- answers can easily be s1rongly emphasized is to a laughing matter M,\NAGl,H recognized. On the other hand. carefully look over the entire essay 1ests demand complete exam before atlcmpting to by Janet Simons First, Kiefer notes. you must -STAFF- recall. After identifying topics answer any of the questions. (CPS)--Are college campuses survive. His book offers in to bc included on 1he exam. This gives students a chance ready for a wave of jokes st ructions for building shelters Mike SdCk!.. Alicia Mclu!,k} one has to learn and organize to notice the length of the test. about what to do af1er the big out of the beer cans and Colleen McDonald Giulio Capu, . . one drops? discarded pizza boxes scat- Kevin Bolum enough mformauon so that the type of questions being Jay M11lt'r BILLING MANAGER ideas about each of them are asked, and the topics covered. Kit Kiefer, anyway, is betting tered around most dorm accessablc to be written during Prereading will also avoid they are. His recently- rooms. For the more am -LAYOUT· exams. needless errors. and gives published "post-Nuclear Col- bilious, there's the shelter MANAGER legian" (Halfcourt Press. 199 made out of beer kegs. Sharon Stegall When going to an exam. it is students an overview of and ,stuJrt MacOonc1ld advisable to take along any prospective on the whole test. pages. S7.95) addresses "the Failing that, Kiefer shows I possible materials that might important question: how will how you can try to repel on -STAFF- Time is available. so be needed. or allowed 10 be therefore it must be used effec you as a collegian be able to coming Soviet missiles by Nancy Blizrard cmdy Ness used: extra pens. pencils. tively. One should note point have a good time after nuclear creating dense sound waves. Judy Finlay war?" His recommended method: • • playing Def Leppard at high -PRODUCTION- C Laura McDonagh PEHSONNEL amps OSI ti ODS v~~:~dresses the questions David Colin MANAGER offer P of what to wear. what classes Lynne Byan GHAPlilC DESIGN • Robin Plant ANNOUNCEMENTS New York City, (April 23, students a chance to earn lege. They must also have to take. what extracurricular ac 1984)-- It's difficult to enjoy the money and enjoy summer ac worked as a camp counselor tivities to pursue and what -TYPISTS- summer when you have to tivities." said Labor Commis before or participated in varsi lines to use to approach work in dull surroundings. so sioner Lillian Roberts. "but the ty athletics or have arts and members of the opposite sex Mdrcy Bramh·y :\nn l'cltwr (i.e. "Have you ever thought Kim Palmer ~cl1ssa Sarkus why not spend this summer time to register is now--these crafts teaching skills. that our job now is to Debbie Stein Susan Wald working at a camp deep in the are jobs that many students Specialty teacher and pro Terri lloltz Kriss w,L~on Adirondack mountains or sur plan their summers around." gram director positions require perpetuate the species?" or rounded by white water The camp unit office. 45 experience or expertise in in "Don't worry. The radiation -DISTRIBUTION- rapids? West 36th Street. 12th floor. will dividual areas. Waterfront made me sterile"). Nuclear war may not seem Jamt'~ Angl'lmo Hoben llauberg II may be your last chance to be taking applications for inter counselors and directors must have that opportunity, the views Mondays through have appropriate certification. like obvious fodder for com Depanment of Labor's Job Ser Fridays, 8:45 am to 4:30 pm. Most of the summer jobs are edy to most people. but when The ITHACAN is a student·, vice camp Unit announced For an appointment. applicants for sleep away camps, which Kiefer got the idea for his book, newspaper published by the today. should call (212) 760-5979. provide room and board, and "it was like the holy city open Ithacan Publishing Company There are over l.000 summer Applicants residing outside are located in the tri-state area. ing up," he says. of Ithaca College, Ithaca, New jobs available statewide, wilh Long Island. Westchester and Some positions are open for Ahe;id of him he could York. It is published every positions open for camp the New York City day camps in urban areas of visualize immediate publica Thursday during the academic counselors. specialty teachers metropolitan area should con the state. Salaries for a camp tion. wealth ("I didn't write it year and is distributed without and program directors, but as tact the nearest Job Service season. late June through not to make money") and charge around the Ithaca Col the summer approaches many office. August, range from S250 for fame--maybe even an ap lege campus every Thursday. of the positions become high in Applicants must be 18 years general counselors. to s2.ooo pearance on the David Letter As a public service, The demand. of age or older and have com depending on the specialty and man Show. Ithacan will print relevant "These camp jobs can offer pleted at least one year of col- type of camp. There were. alas. obstacles. events of public interest to the even for the self-proclaimed students of Ithaca College in its "foremost college humorist in Announcement section without Oracle Society inducts 58 America." charge. It is asked that these Kiefer knew there was room messages be sent through inter qu~lified freshmen members on the planet for only one look campus mail or to the address · at campus life after a nuclear The following students have Lawrence. Michael Levinsky, holocaust. And he is warped listed below, and received been newly inducted into the James Libman, Robert Lim, before 5:00 pm on the Monday enough lo believe someone Oracle Society: Cathy Abrams. Martha Murphy. Michelle else might come up with the before publication. Public ser Neil Altshuler, Jane Astbury, Nolan. Steve Palinosky, Yet vice announcements may also same idea. So he made a has Oeborah Banc. Marilyil Parn. Christopher Pate. Lisa ty "marriage of convenience" be placed in the lthacan's mail Bascnese. I.aura Beagell. Pearson. Joan Porricolo, Jef box located in the Egbert Union with the tiny Halfcourt Press of Nicholas Behuniak. Carol frey Poulos. James Prestifilip his hometown of Wausau, Wis. near the check cashing window. Buckheil, Karen Cheney, Mary po, Lisa Reuscher, Donna The Ithacan also encourages Comeau. Glen Connoly, Rohrs. Michael Hamano. Wen , student input for stories and/or Katherine Diem. Thomas dy Hossini, Susan Saltzstein. submissions. Offices are Drake, Linda Duffy, Margaret Joan Scattone. Lisa Schwcin located in the basement of Lan Dunn. Diane Edquist. Denise furlh, Karen Seith. Wendy don Hall, Dorm 6, Ithaca Col Emma. Judy Favro. Donald Shardlow, Christopher Simon, lege. Phone (607) 274-3207. Ferris, Mark Gorman. Jordan Horny Stauffer, Donna Finklestein, Stephen Hunter, Sliglmcicr. Susan Teabo, The Ithacan. Landon Hall Patricia lvinski, Patrick Jordan, Kimberlee Thayer, Christine Ithaca College Elizabeth Kalil, Christine Ket- vezzetti, Erica Von Annen. Ithaca. New York ·14850 cham. Gabrielle LaPotin. Mary David Weil, earl Wiedemann. April 26. l!Jll4 I Ill. I I 11:\( .. \:,i .I ANNOUNCEMENTS OF INTEREST Bus Wildlife Career Final Exam Week Discount Lecture Planning Library Hours For year~ students havt' ex- No1c·<1 \\'ildhl<· f<'',C,H< her <:,m·<·r l'l,11111ing ,.., <011du< - (i('ll('fcll l.il>Tclf\ '-,('fl I((' plorcd Europt' hy taking ad- l,111<· <,ood,111 wall I><' in llhcl!'cl ling c1 sp<·< ,at s<·minc1r for ,1:i l·ndcl} .. \pnl .!.7. K:oo ,1.m -12:00 rnidn1gh1 vantage of Ill<' Eurora1lpass. 10 g1\'(' .i pul>li!' l<·<·1uw and m<·mlH·rs ot IIH' Cl<1',S of 19HS. S,llur We are seeking candidates for the positions of Host/Hostess, Cocktail Waiters/Waitresses; and expert bar person to assist Manager /Bartender. Ideal candidates should be personable, outgoing with a flair for finesse and an eye for the fine details in providing service experience desirable, but not required. Become a part of a professional family that is offering Ithaca the amenities of a private club that caters to a membership with discerning taste. Interviewing days: May 2nd thru 20th, 1984. Grand opening of club is scheduled for mid June. Send resume in care of: Ramada Inn 222 S. Cayuga St. Ithaca· N. Y. 14850 • 4 I Ill 1111 \I \:\ .\pr,I i11. 111114 BRIEFS/LETTERS COME ON, Mf\. Security division l)AD SAlD I CPUID MVE- 1HE- ~YS deserves thanks K:,SOON A.S I VD1E-D. on job well done ' J l)!'df !->If', '>lt1<1<'nls I lw, \\OLild lllll< 11 I tlSI 111gl11 \\'tis not <111 lll,ll :\pnl 26. l!lK4 1111. 1111.\(..\;\ c, Ithacan In Do you think the change in Alcohol policy effected campus life? Debbie Goller Pyschology '84 Donna Milch ,, Sociology '84 Mark Annick Bars are still as packed, more TVR '84 freshmen than ever go No, not social life, Ithaca downtown. Hasn't hindered has great social /ife, alcohol our social life. ,i or not. I IO(' l"pr..,ff'llldthcl< ,Ill WV/C Radio Station Manager Rich Braun (right) and Director of Public Relations Stuart Cohen (middle) present a check for over $1,000 to Executive Director of the Special Children '5 Center, Rodger Sibli (left). WVJC Radio's f undraising e1•ent, a 59-hour Music Marathon, an March 16 through the 18th. Ithaca College students and local Ithaca businesses spon ored music for the 59 hours. The Special Children's Center provides education for handicap ed pre-school children. rom~el1Immer at Ithaca College wncr<· slw nw1 m.iny p<'oplc <:or1l,111 COLLEGE? ITHACA COLLEGE THINK ABOUT L.I. U. L.I.U.-C.W. POST L.I.U.-BRENTWOOD L.I.U.-SOUTHAMPrON More than 1200 undergraduate and graduate courses. intensive inst1r.utes and workshops Festival of the Arts. 1workshops master classes. performances I ----==- ----===-_.=:==::=::==:;;::::::::. . - 0 .. =-=~0 ~ -""=-~,;, lu\'4 '30 If'..,·., ·· 'f. 14 June' . "'1 S .... .,. ""'' ---=";=--=-==--ons~===-__:c- 11eg1n h\a'I '30. Jul'l 1 and Ju·,=· '.c,-..=c , ==----==--ili~emng sess1 1>eg1n June . - - ~ . . ~,' . • Da'I an nd college classes .. - ··=- . - . ' ' -Neeti.e __ - . ~ - f ()f HUDY ol inr COMBINED BUl L f TIN • . - 11c_.t1ng oltennqs di dll 3 C1rnp11,1;:!(, lelept1une L.1.U.-C.W. POST ...... (516) 299-2431 , or 1nlo1111J\lon reqare11nq tt11· C!fl1p11',c", 11..,lf!cl IH' 1ow telephone LIU -BRENTWOOD . 1516)273-5112 • L:1:U:-soUTHAMPTON (516)283-4000 Session I llllflf.AII t'OUl'ON May 21 -June 22 SUMMER • SUMMER SESSIONS OFFICE I Session II -1 ··········------Long Island University ; June 25 -July 27 I C.W. Post Campus I Graduate Music Session TERM e GREENVALE NY 11548 I July 2 · August 3 I ______PloJ>Uo oond I Na.rne Summer '84 Bullutm Car I Workshops, Internships, I Li CW Poat Independent Studies Address______1 IBrent•ood I 1'984 I U Southampton I I City St.ate Zip------1 am lnteroat.od ln 11 Day O Evening or (1 Woekond I I Phone 1 1 ______[J Undergraduate I I "n l-.q,11111 Upporlun1ly Affirm11,llVf' A,'ll(lrl ln:.ut,,tLOII [) Graduate ·····-----··---·-·-·-··· I! Ii nu: ITHAC.\N ,\pnl 26. 1!1114 ==INNOCENT BYSTANDER======And now the end is near ======Dave Fischer=== Once upon a time. Forgive the abrupt standard philosophy. however it also makes for one short Despite all the planning in preparation for the opening for I succumb to temptation. beeouse I've lousy article. It's not a stalemate, rail it somewhere end, the looming fear cannot be erased. College always been in search of the perfect beginning. Ex in limbo between an end and a new beginning. Call is like being in a hurry and getting stuck at red cept once upon a time rnnnotatcs a happy ending it the college experience. lights. Sometimes it tries your patience. but other and since the end is unknown at thi!> time we can Those engrossed in this experience work so very times it's an opportunity to rev the engine. only spcrnlate. Or as television rn'w!> reporters hard to reach the end that naturally and justifiably After a four year detour. getting stuck at red lights say. "only time will tell." they deserve a new beginning. Not all beginnings along the way. I have to stop, look back. see from Oclclly enough, without even l)('ing rnn!>cious ol .ire once upon a time. All beginnings, though, are where I've come, wonder how far I've gone. and a twginning, I have already begun to concentrate beginnings only because of their placement in detennine where I'm.going. This internal priviledge on the end. Ideally, the entl should justify the 11me. The college experience. as it often is concer is only allowed to those in limbo between the end means. hut without any means to jw,tify there i!, ning tile continuum. has created a juxtaposition. (graduation) and the new beginning (life). no encl. Let's not waste any time here. IC't'S move liy 1h1s philosophy my freshman year can be In the beginning mom said to attend college and immediately to the glass slipper. the sunset. and labeled as 1he beginning of the end. Now 1ha1 I'm I'd go someplace in life. As I approach the end she the c·ver after. two long weeks away from graduating (God will says my room is just like I left 11. This I do not It is said that all good things must someday come ing) and rapidly nearing the end. it is human nature understand. What was it all for? I began at home. to an end. II is the bad things that linger. When you to revert hack to the heginning ... Auntie Em ... oh! then went away to school in search of that new finish telling the story of Adam and Eve, is it the Aun1ie Em ... beginning. Now that I near the end (graduation) and encl? No. it is only the beginning. So in some cases In the beginning there was fear and fearing fear can sec that new beginning, it brings me right back the end. in and of itself. is merely a new beginn itself was enough. Now that I'm rapidly nearing the home. right smack back where I started from. At ing. And there you have it; the perfect beginning end. the fear looms even greater. Notions flash the beginning. The end. was the end all the time. through my imagination of playing blues on har This circular thinking makes for wonderful monica waiting for an open freight train to pass. The Professional Moving and Storage Company Created with STUDENTS IN MIND Door"to Doo_. 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A Scroncl Ques as Hock ancl Holl . .Jamit' Wilson t ion." which he said. helped a senior and a mw,1c major at him along in his Jazz. His Ithaca College seems 10 thmk sophomore and Junior years at along those lines. On Fridav Ithaca were that of writing jazz April 20 at 7::io pm in thi: music ancl playing as much as Crossroads. Jamie Wilson and he could. a few friends got together. and Jamie's s<·nior Y<'cJr tw played some of .Jamie's started to develop a "Slyle of original songs. his own" and he said. 'Tm cto Jamie started 10 gel mto ing what I wan1 to do with music during t11gh school. myself." 11e·s played in the Jamie attended a small school "Blues Mowrs" !land and in Westchester County called plays Jazz with his friends lrvingtor. High School. Despit<' whenever he can. its small size. Jamie obtained Jamie said that. it wasn't on a broad spectrum of musical ly Jazz that influenced him .. but awareness. In 9th grade. he many of the popular rock and said he started to listen to Led lllu<"s band~ t1elped him Zepplin. and many of the dcci 7:00P.M. [I) CBS Schoolbreak 1 30 !n======::::.1 ___; THURSDAY _ [1)@) Wheel 01 Fortune [!] The Hardy Boys / Nancy Drow Mys 0 Black Nowa 0 I rn [D The Jefferaona tertea [!] Independent Now, @] MacNell / Lehror Nowohour [!] Tho Road To Loa Angolo• (@:I Culture Club In Car 6.00P.M. ffi Entertainment Tonight 11:30A.M. 10 4Sf rn rn ([] News @J [t]M"A'S"H rn Laverne & Shirley & Company (j!J Movlo * t * ·G,-1 @] 3·2· 1 Contact (R) Q [!] Saturday Night [!] rn:J Everyday Cooking With Jacques ( 1953, Comedy) Leo Ge,.- Television 0 Threo'a Company 7:30 P.M. Pepin 10 551 (ID Bums And Allon [1) P.M. Magazine @) Amazing Spider-Mon / lncrodlble @] Movie *** "Ca, (!]VogoS rn [QI Famlly Feud Hulk Drama) Spencer Tracy La· (!] Allee [[] M"A'S"H [@ Movie * * "Crocking Up' ( 1983 Comedy) 11 001 CT] All In Tho Family AFTERNOON Jorry Lewis. Millon Berle [.TIQ]i}]Nowa ml Bualneaa Report 0 Movie**" e·30P.M. ·v,.,y Week [!] News 9: Prlmol1mo Drama) Barbaro Parkins p NOON mABCNowsQ [!] lndopendont Nows [2J Movie*** "Youngblood Howko" (1964. rn@] Rowan & Mort, DJ @J NBC Newo BOOP.M [j) Wall Stroot Journa @] Bueiness Ropon Orama) James Franciscus, Suzanne Ploshelle April 26-May 2 (;z] Benson Q]Bowling 11 301 ill CBSNowa @J Tho Mealer 0 Ono Doy At A Tlmo rn @] (ID Magic Of Oil Painting (3) Movie**', M Ey @) (ID Washington Woak In Review ~]Movie**** "Funny Gori" (1968, Mu.,col) Advenlure) Chuck Norris ,.. [Ji] MncNell / Lehrer Nowehour (?] Tho Dukos 01 Hazzard [!] Sanford And Son Barbra Streisand. Omar Shani DJ @J Saturday N,ghj W P.M. Magazine U]Fame ['~Bonny Hill 7:00 P.M. W[!)Baseboll W Groatost American Hero 11] Racing From Roa, [fl @] Whoel 01 Fortune [@ Movie **** 'The Godlnlher Purl II (Dl Lllestylos 01 Tho Rich And Famoue [uJ Odd Couple [pAYTIMEJ [JJ (DJ The Jolfersons (1974. Drama) Al Pocono, Roben Duvnll [@]Movie** "A Challenge For Rabon Hood" CT.:i.l Movie * · E:i:ci:.s~. MocNell / Lehrer Newehour * @) 630P.M ( 1968, Adventure) Barne Ingham James Havwr lassia K1nsk1, Harve) l',~1·::. 13] Entertainment Tonight (;iJWebstar M"A'S"H 12:30 PM MIDNIC rn rnJ (ID Woll Stroot Wook Victory Gorden NOON (iJ Saturday Night ['!] [ji] ~5~ Mov10 * * Pl~as.· [Z]HoalthBeal Thundorr m,1) Omor Shani Vi:;:-;• r [2J Lovo Connoclion O~Q] 3 7:30 PM 9:00 P.M (JJ Wroalling QJ[2][!] Nowe 1:00PM [2J P .M. Mogozlno CT] Masquerade (O] The Honeymooner [{] Buonglorno ltelial (Thu) QJITh]Bosoboll 1 (1] @J Family Feud QJ Supor Night Of Rock 'N' Roll MORNING Educellonel Programming (Fri) @]Antiques 12 20 I @'J Q;'JM"A'S"H [!] New York Stele Bus1nooo Ropon @J High Foathor (Mon) [ZJ Danco Show rnJ Tho Frontier 0 All In Tho Fom1ly [!;] Movie **', "Borderlone" (1980 Adven @] Powerhouso (Tuo) [JiJ Artacena 5:00 A.M O!] Buslnoaa Report lure) Charles Bronson, Bruno Kirby 12 301 @ Bite And Bytoe (Wed) ffi Movie** t ', "Brule Force' ( 1947 Adven· Stroolo 01 San Fre [l.]; Focus New Joreey (Thu) (!]Benny Hill 0 Merv Grill1n [OJ [fl Mlddoy lure) Sur1 Loncasler. Hume Cronyn (l.D Biography (Tuo, Wod, Fn) [()J lndopendont Nows ml lnoldo Story 1 OOA Educollonol Programming [j) Movie "Tho Bloody F,ghl" (No Dale, Adven [!ll (@ HBO Coming Allrectlone [i]J Movie** "An Eye For An Eye" ( 1966. Ora l]J Danco Favor 5:05 AM. [6] Hot Potato lure) Alan Tang, Tan Chm (1]News 8:00P.M ma) Robort Lansong. Pal Wayne (JJ Movie "To,c, J• i [DJ Movie 1:30P.M Michael Berry. leC! Am~e· (@ Standing Room Only (Thu) [I) That's lncredlblol 9:30 P.M. (@ Country Rock '62 (Thu) @J Gimmo A Bronk @] Matinee Al Tho Bijou 5 30 A.M DJ @] Enterprlso 1 15 A lHl Movio (Mon) @] Sneak Previews I]) Movie*** "A Farewell To Arms" (1932. rn Joe Franklin (@ The Groat Plonaur [Ml Vldoo Jukebox (Tue) [[] Magnum, P .I. IO:OOP.M. Drama) Gary Cooper, Helen Hayes [OJ Independent Nows (Tuo·Fri) 1 25 A [Ml HBO Coming Attract10ns (Wed) Auschwitz And The Allies rn Mall Houston 2·00 P.M. m 0 Ono MIiiion Dollar 600A.M 12:30 P.M [!] Mystery! CT] Stareky And Hutch I]) A Search For Vanished People Pagoant ['.l] ABC Nows This Morning rn Ryan's Hope 00 News 9: Primollme [t]News ~ Standing Room Only rn:J Rich Men, Poor Man. Book I 1 30 A DJ Vogeteble Soup DJ lTh] Soerch For Tomorrow [!] Holen Koller .. Tho Mlroclo Conlin· 2:15P.M. Music Mogezme (?']Dialogue @] Educol10nel Programming (Tuo, Thu) uos 10.30P.M CT] Movie * *, "Thero Wos A Crooked Man" rn [DJ lndopondent Now, 0 Now Zoo Rovue @] Hoblemos Espanol (Mon) (@Movie** "The Personals" (1982. Come· [j]] lndepondonl Nowa ( 1970, Western) Kork Douglas, Henry Fonda [i] I Dream 01 Jeonn10 @] Educatlonel Computing Profile dy) Bill Schoppert, Karen Landry 10:45 P.M. 3:00P.M. 2 OOA [j_',j] Movie (Wed) (Wod) Slarsky And Hulch 8:30P.M. [!] Klnor'e Komor @] [ID Masterpiece Theatre C?l [};] Tho Young And Tho Realloss [DJ Movie** 'Fei· 1, 6:10A.M. rn @J Family Tioa 11:00P.M. [ID American Rifloman (@ Movlo (Thu) (@:I Movie (Tue, Wod) ror) Peter Cushmg, Joar C:, @]World War I CTJQ][[l[iJlNows CT] Movie*** "Three L11llc Words" (1950. 6:20 AM 1:00PM. [ll.]Anacene @] Monty Python'e Flying Circus Mus,cal) Fred Aslaire, Red Skellon [Q] Twin Tiera l)J All My Children [I] Movie *** "Doodly Slrongors" (1974, 0Taxl [!]Movie*** "Castle Koop" (1969, Drnmo) 6:30 A.M. DJ @J Daya 01 Our Llvoe Suspense) Hayloy M,lls, Simon Ward CID Golden Spin Burt Lancaster, Peter Falk Educational Programming (Mon, SUND, DJ @J NBC News At Sunrlso @] 9.00 P.M. rn Top 40 Vldooa [!] Movlo t * "The Las I Brode 01 Solem" Wed) m CBS Eerly Morning Hewe [I) Two Marriages lTh] Independent Nows ( 1974, Suspense) Bradlord Dillman, Loos Nellle· 0 Hour Mogozlno 0Popeye rn@lcheers 11:30P.M. Ion 8 DOA rnMovle [[]To Llfel @] Movie ***'-'> "Scott Of The An1orctoc" ABC Nlghtllne (@ Movie t t !, "Tho Morror Crack'd" ( 1980. a) Chrlatophor Clos0L [@] Movie (Thu) [I) Newa [!] Jimmy Swaggert (1948, Adventure) John Mills, Dorck Bond rn Tonight Mystery) El,zabelh Taylor, K,m Novak @) I]) Sesame S1ree1 (@ Video Jukebox (Fri) @l [j]] Tom And Jerry (Mon-Thu) [[] Simon & Simon @] (ID Latenlght America 330P.M. [};] Oral Roberts [!] Cnrrescolendns (Fri) 1:30P.M. rn:J Mork Russell [[] Movie *** "N,ght Walch" (1971, Mys· [[] NBA Basketball IT] Jimmy Swaggart (@ Movlo (Tuo, Fri) @J Eloctrlc Company (R) (Mon, Wed, [Y) Terry Colo·Whlttak 9:30P.M. tery) Elizabeth Taylor, Laurence Harvey 4:00P M (@ Misunderstood Monstere (Mon) Fri) [iiJ Kenneth Copeland rn@) The Duck Factory m One MIiiion Dollar Pet Of Tho Yoer DJ @J Seniors Golf 6:45 AM [[] As The World Tums CT] Auschwitz And America Pageant [jJJ Frederick K. Pnco [@] Movio (Fri) @] The Lawrnakere rn:J A.M. Wonthor [llJ The Palllaora [!] Top 40 Vldeoe [ID Tony Brown's Journal 8·30 A 2:00P.M. (@:I Movie **i; "Molhor Lode" (1982. Drama) [!] Odd Couple [I) Robert Schuller 7:00A.M. 4:30P.M. [J] One Llfo To Llvo Charllon Hoston, Nock Mancuso (@:I Standing Room Only rn That Toon Show CT) Good Morning Amonco [I) SportaBeel DJ (!ID Another World [[J Straight To Tho So rn®lToday 10:00P.M. MIDNIGHT @J lnelda Story @] Educational Programming (Mon, Dey Discovery [J.] CBS Morning Nswe CT]20 I 20 rn Eye On Hollywood (~ Enterprlao [I] 01 Wed.Fri) 0 Woody Woodpeckor rn@] Hill Streat Bluaa rn How Tho Weal Woa Won (!] Little House On The Prairie 9DOA ffiNawa [j]] Tho Honoymoonere [[J Seaame Street c;J [[] Knots Landing 5:00P.M. Q] Our Community [!] 700Club [!] Newlywed Game (ID Seaome Strasl 0News 12:30A.M. [J] Wide World 01 Spans @J Joela And The Puaaycata 1H] Movie (Mon) Independent Newa [ill [!] [1)SolldGold @) Firing Lino [)l] Sunday Meas 7:15A.M. 2 15P.M. 10:30P.M. rn@] Friday Night Vldeoe IT] Dreg Racing ffiPopoyo m Mlaalon: lmpoHlbla @J A.M. Weather !ID Twilight Zona [!] Star Trek I]) The McLaughlin Group (!] Oral Roberts @] D. James Kennedy 7:30A.M. 2:30P.M. [!] Newark And Reality 12:36A.M. [I] Top 40 Videos [[]Capitol !TI] Blacketer @] Soaame Street c;J [!]News ~ Movie **ll "High Rood To China" (1983, (@ Bill Cosby Himself [!] In Search 01 .. ~ Video Jukebox 0 Buga Bunny And Porky Pig 11:00P.M. Drama) Tom Sollock, Bass Armslrong 5:30P.M. [jJ The Jelaona Q·30A [j]] Superfrlenda rnrnmNewa 1:00A.M. [ID The Lawmakers lHl Movie (Tue, Wed) Jerry Folwell @ Movie (Mon) @] Rod And Roel [!] Return Of The Saint [2) Movie*** "The,e· 8:00A.M. 3.00 P.M. 0Taxl Q] 1:30A.M. EVENING (1970, Comedy) Pe1er Sc'• 0 Woody Woodpecker CT) Gonoral Hoapllol I]) Bloaa Ma, Father ffi Movie** "Tho Pro1octod Men" (1967, Sc•· Journal (ID Educallonal Programming rn @J Match Gome I Hollywood [!] Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In r~'J Jewlah once·F1ct1on) Mary Poach, Norman Woolnnd (!] Point Of Vlow (!] Nine On New Jersey (Thu) Squaroe Hour @) Independent Nawa 6:00P.M. [t]SoulTreln !TI] Pink Ponthor [!] Newark And Roollty (Fri) @J Tom Brown's School Daye (Thu, Fri) [j) Odd Couple rn[[]News Jennller'a Journey (Mon-Wed) [!) Independent News @ Movie t * "S,l,eo I [!] Meet The Mayors (Mon) [!] 11:30P.M. @] The McLaughlin Group . [[] Guiding Light 2:00A.M. Drama) David Essex B 4:00P.M tello" ( 1965, Comedy) 8,j [m Jim Bekker Plummer 8:30A.M. 0 Too Cloae For Comfort rn Eight le Enough [!] Little Reacala Q] Shin Taloa (!]Newa 11:001 Q] STM Club With Scooby Doo 12:35A.M. @) Buomgllomo llellal [!] Dance Fever [J] Community Forum 9:30A.M @) [ID Sesame Street c;:i @J Rowen & Manln'a Laugh-In Saturday Supercade lHl HBO Coming Attractions Q]Bowllng 0 My Three Sons [[] Love Boot 12:40A.M. m America's Top Ten 7:30P.M. @)Nova [!]Newa [t:} He-Man And Mnstors 01 The Unl Movie * * ½ "L1ka Mom, Like Mo" ( 1978, m m [[J Working Women DJ Three's Company [ID Sneak Previews [D The Munatera vorao Drama) Linda Lllvon, Kristy McN,chol (!] Meet The Mayors @) Agronaky And Company [!) Make Poe co W11h 1H] HBO Coming Attractions (Mon, Thu) (!] Movie (Thu, Fri) 1:00A.M. @] Dudley Dorlght All In The Family [m lt'a Your Busmooa tO:OOA.M. [!] Groat Record Album Collection ill CT) Ethiopia Report: Our Children Ara [ill Herald Of Truth (ID Sparta Week 11·30A (2J Little Houae On The Pralrlo (Mon-Wed) Dying BIii Coaby Himself (!] New Jeraey People C?] Thia Week Wilh Da rn The Facta 01 Life (R) @] The Fllntatonoa @ [!]Tho Saini [!] At Tho Movlea [[J Matinee Al Th• Bi @] Educellonnl Progrommlng Mork And Mindy (Thu, Fri) 9:00A.M. [!] [!] Twilight Zone [@] When The Mualc'a Ovor (!] Rex Humbard [[J The New $25,000 Pyramid [D Battlo 01 Tho Planets (Mon·Wed) rn ScoOby Doo And Scrappy Doo Show 1:05AM. @] Thia Week In Bu•~ [I]ILoveLucy Movlo (Thu) rn@) The Smurla 8:00P.M. lHl @) Sanford And Son lB) Fraggla Rock [!] Romper Room [@ National Gaogrophlc (Mon) @J [ID Bite And Bytes [J] T.J. Hooker 11 461 [m Jimmy Swaggart [HJ Culture Club In Concon (Wed) 1:30A.M. m Star Search rn@] Dlfl'rent Slrokoa lndopendont @]Poldark Movie ')a,I [D Contemporary Catholic (Thu) 4:30P.M. [!) News (!] Nine On New Jersey m ** Whiz Kida ( 1943, Advonlure) Jotn,y [D Easence (Fri) [I]Batman 2:00A.M. [J]Eaaence m On Stage America Kelly [D New Jeraey: Hispanic Poropoctlvo [!] Movlo (Mon-Wed) [[] CBS Nows Nlghlwolch 9:30A.M. m (ID All Creatures Groot And Smell (Mon) @lScoobyDoo 0 Movie*** "Batthng Bellhop" (1936. Ora· rn Pac·Man / Rubik Cube / Menudo [!] Movie ***" "A Tolo Of Two C1t1es" [D Urben Journal (Tue) Happy Deya Again mo) Botta Davis. Edward G Robinson @J Woodwrlght'a Shop AFTERN [!] ( 1935, Orama) Ronald Colman, Ehzaboth Allen [D Open Mind (Wed) [@ Fraggle Rock (Fri) (!] Joe Franklin [[JKldoworld Movie (Thu, Fri) [!]Baseball ' 1H] 1H] Movlo (Tuo) !TI] Movie** "Blond1a's Hora" (1950, Come· (ID New Tech Times NO~ (H] The Far Pavilions (Mon-Wed) dy) Penny Singlelon, Arthur Lake [!] Davey And Gollelh 8:30P.M. 5:00P M rn Black Porepoctive [DHoeHew [!ffl Jennifer Slept Here t0:30A.M. CT) Peoplo'o Court rn @) Breaking The s,1s Q] [m Sale Of The Century 10:00A.M. (@ Movie *** "And Now For Somothing lion After Tho Ho lacs, rn WKRP In Cincinnati Completely Ddloranl" (1972, Comody) Graham [[J Preaa Your Luck @) Mlalor Rogors (R) jfRiOAYj @) Lael Chance Gerago Chapmon, John Claoso [filNewa IT] All In The Famlly [[] M"A"S"H 8:00J>.M. [)l] Tarzan: Lord Of The Jungle [!] Robert Schuller [D Brand New Day (Thu) [I] Charlie's Angelo CT) rn []] [!ffl News 0 Saturday Morning 9:00P.M. @]Movie** "An Elof [D Suburban Cloaeup (Fri) (ID Electric Company (R) @J 3·2· 1 Contact (R) c;:i [ID Motorweek [1) love Boat ma) Robert Lansing, Pal W [D Welch On Waahlngton (Mon) [!ffl Bullwinkle And Rocky m Three'a Company [!]Wreatllng DJ [!ffl People Are Funny [D Movie * * '-, "The [D Jewlah Dlmonalon (Wed) [!] Little House On The Prairie [[J Suma And Allen 10:30A.M. [!] Movie *** "R1vor 01 No Rotum" (1954, Comedy) Bob Hope, Rhont 11:00A.M. [@ Women's Gymnaollca (Fri) [!]Vega$ rn The Littles Adventure) Robert Mitchum, Marilyn Monroo. [@ Country Rock ·a2 [J] Benaon (R) [@ Paddington Gaea To The Movies [J]Allce rn Alvin And The Chipmunks []]Movie**½ "Tom Hom" (1980, Westom) 12:30P Steve McOuesn, Richard Farnsworth Q] [!ffl Wheel Of Fortune (Mon) [@ Video Jukebox @J [ID The Great Outdoors [I) At The Movloe [l!] Movie *** "Who's Boon Sleeping In My [ID The Price la Righi [@ Fragglo Rock (Wed) 6:30P.M. . [[J Bugs Bunny rn Meet The Preea Bod?" (1963, Comedy) Doan Mortin, Ehzaboth [I]Breakaway 5:30P.M. [!]] Underdog [[J Taking Advantage (2J ABC Newa c;J Monlgomery. (!]Family [J]Newa rnl!fflNBCNewa [D Thia la The USFL t ()OP Magic Garden 9:30P.M. [D DJ Three's Company @J Buelneaa Report 1H] Mo~le **Ii "Bugs Bunny's 3rd Mov1a. [J] Movie t * "ThO S,cl 1001 Rabbit Tales" (1982, Comedy) Animated rn t1:30A.M. @) Electric Company (R) [[]CBSNawa @l Mama'a Family Glonn Ford, Sam Elhol Voices by Mel Blanc, Shop Menken. [J]Lovlng []]Newacope [!] Ona Day At A limo 10:00P.M. rnBow11ng Q]@] Dream Houae [ID 3·2· 1 Contact (R) c;:i [ID MacNell / Lehrer Newahour 11:00A.M. CT) Fantaay laland @J Motorweek @J 3-2·1 Contact (R) c;:i [!ffl Tic Tac Dough [!) Sanford And Son [J] Puppy / Scooby Doo I Menudo c;J rn [!ffl The Yellow Roee '2] NB., Baaketbsll [)( (!]] Independent Hewe [HJ Movie (Mon) [@ Movie * * * "Dead Mon Don't Wear Plaid" Q]tm]Mr. T t!)Newa [ID Movie ** ~ "Phsl [@Movie (Fri) @ Split Cherry Tree (Wed) ( 1982, Comedy) Sieve Martin. Rachel Ward. @J [ID The Do It Youraell Show lHl Not Neceaaartly The N-a Fietlon) Nigel Dsvenpo~. M 1111 II 11.\C:\1' 9 (!J Movie **~ "Oealh Raco 2000" (1975. (!]Newa 2:00A.M. 7:00P.M. Comedy) David Carradine. S1mono Gnllnh [@I Movlo **II "Dial M for Murder"' (1981, [I] CBS Nowa Nlghtwatch m [!ID Wheel Of Fortune {!.!]Bosebell Suspense) Ang10 D1ck1nson, Christopher [!] The Saint DJ[!] The Jeltorsona Plummor [!] Wall Stroot Joumsl Report C{] MecNoll I Lehrer Newahour 9·00PM 1.16P.M. [@Movie**½ "Dial M For Murder" (1981 ~f] Entertainment Tonight [)J:>ynasty ,. [lJ :Bl] Tho Focls Of L,lo ------·"_, ____ sd" [D Movlo **II "Kill A Oregon·· (1967. Advcn Suspense) Angie 01ck1nson. Christophe; [QM"A"S"H .. 1uro) Jack Pnlancc, Fernando Lames PlummN [?.l Saturday Night ["!l Merv Griffin 1:30P.M. 7:30 PM 9.30 PM @J Do Bono's Thinking Course [iJ P .M. Magazine [f [I)] Double Trouble CORNELL (!]Baseboll [.lJ [@] Family Feud IO·OO PM [!] Thia Weok In Basoboll mM 0 A 0 S 0 H mHolol SUMMER 2:00P.M. 600P.M [jJ All In Tho Family [TI [(6; St Eloowhoro .. , (!] [ID SportaWorld [11 m [s] [L] Tho A· Tonm Myslery) Ellloll Gould. Cyb,11 Shepherd Foll And Rise Reginald Perrin [~] Businoea Report @J [a] Novo '.a~ 01 [ilJ Brooking Tho Sllonce: Tho Genera :~J Rowan & Martin's Lough-In 3· and t3-week courses tion Alter Tho Holocaust [.s] CBS Nows :sJ Tho American Parade [!'.] One Doy Al A Time ;:,J P.M Mogsz,no ~g] :1 .!1 lndopondenl Nows [@ Women's Gymnoat1ce }4: Mov10 And Now For S0m~lh1'lg • Women and Planning [a) MacN01l I Lehrer Nowshour Nows * * * 330P M :?l :omplclely D1lleren1 ( :9/2, Comedyi Grah 1m [Q] Sanford And Son [(U To Be Announced • lntemalloneJ Development @] Your Children, Our Children :hilpman John C1eese 7 OOP.M [!_~] Mov10 * * * 'The Thing ( 1962 f·IO'rorJ 4:00 PM 1130PM • Amer1can Land Reform Ci] [o] Wheel 01 Fortune Kurl Russrll R1cnarci Dysart Seniors Golf [~ [ID D) [l] The Jolfersone 630P M :2J ABC Newa N1ghllmo • lnduetr1al Polley [4] Doctor Who ~lJ [f!i Ton1gtit [~ MocNell I Lehrer Nowohour :~] Happy Daya • Computers and Stanshcs LiD Firing Line [~] Entertainment Tonigh1 :~J Carol Burnell And Friends [ ~] [~~ Lotornghl Amonce [@ Movlo ** "The Personals" ( 1982, Come 1 [_sJ Police Story • lntroduchon to Planning [?JM"A"S"H l9J Movie ~ Something Evr!' ( 1~71 Hor dy) 8111 Schuµpert. Koren Landry * • [?] Saturday Night ror) Sandy Dennis Ralph Bellamy [?] Storeky And Hutch 4:15 P.M [(D Basebell [•J Top 40 Videos 7:30 PM D!]Newa ~J Kinor'a Korner [?] P .M Magazine 900P M •••••••• MIDNIGHT 4:30 P.M [Q] Family Foud [2J Throe's Company m [2J Eye On Hollywood wrth. rnNow& ~M"A"S"H [~J G!>l R1p11do Howo11 F1Vo·O 6 00 P.M. [i] All In Tho Family ['!] [a] American Playhouse l•J Q)] Odd Couplo • Bennet Hamson CT] Llfoatylea 01 Tho Rich And Famous [s] Business Report (5] Movie * * * All Night Long" ( 1981 Come @] Once Upon A Tlmo Lord (j] Benny Hill dy) Gene Hackman Barbra Streisand 12.30 AM •Eugenie Birch [[D Independent News [!] Merv Grill,n [~J More Roal People (I]Fame • Peter Marcuse [!I] Agronaky And Company ~ Fraggle Rock 9·30 PM [lJ Lele Night Wllh David Lotlormon Thicke Tho Night rns.W.A.T. 8:00P.M. [~J Oh Madeline ~(J 01 • Frank Poppe( 1iJ Tho Honeymoonore [!] Movie * * * "Buck And The Preacher" [~] BIiiy Graham Crusndo 10.00 PM 12·35AM (1972, Orama) S,dnoy Po,llcr, Horry Belalonle (!] ®] TV's Bloopero And Precllcol [2]Qu1ncy and others 6:30 P.M. Jokes [~ [lj] Remington Steele [!!!] Rowan & Martin's Lsugh·ln @] Nature Of Things @] rnJ Fronllino @] [![I Piano Players Rarely Ever Play ~]Movie** "Cracking Up" (•983. Comedy) rnJ Inside Albany [$J Scarecrow And Mrs King Together Jerry Lewis, Millon Berle I)] P .M. Magazine 12:40 A.M. ••••••••• [@ Video Jukebox [7]Nows [. Cornell University [JJToxl Very Good Adven1ure) Brian Ke,1h, Ian Hendry Suspense) Glenn Ford. Leo Rem,ck Box 151, 201 W. Sibley Hall · [)I] Buainoas Report Good *** rn:l Classic Country [@ Movie * • * "Tho Black Stallion Returns" ·**I> ~] Rowan & Martin's Lough-In Nol Bod Ithaca, New York 14853 ill Hawaii Flve-0 ( 1982, Advenlure) Kelly Reno, Ten Garr (ITl] [j] Independent News ** [ID Community Scene Fair. 607-256-2333 9:00P.M ·*I> [@Movie** "Cracking Up" (1983. Comedy) 11:30P.M Poor Movie ** "Players" (1979, Drama) Ah ·* Jefl'/ Lew ... Millon Berte m [2] ABC News Nighlllne MacGraw. Dean Paul Martin [@Tonight 6:30P.M. rn aJ [QJ Movie*** "Adam" (1983. Orama) @] 00 Latenighl America [2]ABCNewsc;:i Dame! J Travant1, Jobeth W11l1oms l]]Mognum,P I. (!] [iID NBC News @] rnJ Groot Portormencos rt] Starsky And Hutch @] Bluegraas Ramble ~Kate&Alllo m Top 40 Videos @]CBS News [!'.]Merv Griffin [!] Nows 7:00P.M. 9:30 P.M 11:60 P.M [21 Ripley's Believe It Or Not l]]Nawhnrt [HJ Movlo * * ½ "Mother Lado" ( 1982, Orama) (!] [iID Father Murphy ~EVIVAL 10:00P.M. Charnon Heslon, Nick Mancuso @] CID Austin City Limits Ii.: ,:,,o,c lo, ~,q,c V..,o,e crd kcicied \oko C;J Cagney & Lacey MIDNIGHT @JOO Minutes IT]Nowe oCollcQCtc,w,a< O.:l Do,o:,,W k!o:a Hli15SO iu:)7J21)-5XX) (!]Switch r /. ,\pnl lo. 19!14 1111 1111:\C:\N 11 See Splash STUDENTS Don't .it:!.,. clean fun "Splish splash I wc1s tc1kmg a ttw clutch \\'hil1· Daryl Jtannoh l>ath " 1.as1 W<'t'k I sc1,,· 1ha1 fulfills !'\Try httlt· l>oy·s dream Forget .. ~ episode of ·1 lappy Days· with of wha1 a nwrma,d should look Potsy s111ging and H1chll' play hke. The mmw wouldn't hav<· Notify New York Telephone ing 1he sax. With that as ,m m lwcn the sanw 1f Jtowar·Ok. pri(·1· of <1(hniss1on alone. This 4-1101 <;o good is by tar his funniest and finest J-gag nw with c1 sµoon performance c1s ttw "fabulous 2-1lw,1trc· should pay you to Freddie Bauer." The scene watch it where he hands out PentholL'W 1-crnt>c1rrassmg to lw at magazine is inncclibly funny. o-so bacl 11·s tunny Candy's rnunterpart on the late "Secend City Television Net work." Eugene Levey. also l'.S.-Trivia question-Besides Payments Accepted sparkles m his role. Tt1e rom Hon llowarcl. who else has hination of the two. both surccssfully made the transi New York Telephone rcrreatmg the best of their tion from a television series to S.C.T.\'. characters. fuels lhis directing his own film. film with laughter. Tom llanks is yet another comedian who comes thru in poO,\\ISe,1 Ill!\:} LLASS/f/ED. Green Apple Photography I l HII·\( I\ . .., 12 I Ill: l"I 11,\(..\N ,\pnJ l(;, i!lH.J Wonderful performance Tll<' Ithaca Coll<'ge Tllcatw rnnclucks its season with the rnusirnl "\\'omlertul Town" by Leonard Bernstt'in, Bet ty Comden an SENIOR WEEK '84 - ...: .. _.::: .:-:-:-:·:· -~-~-:-:•:: ... :., . Sat: (9-12:30) Garden Party: D.J. Munchies, beer soda. Behind garden 28 or In front of laundry room. Hawaiian theme. Rain or shine. ,,High dental costs Sun: FUN IN THE SUN behind the Union. Hot dogs and hamburgers, beer punch. Large musical chair and Simon Sez game. Dave Van Epps as DJ. 12:3G-4:30pm. have been a family ATLAS LINEN BLUES BAND AT THE HAUNT from 9-1:30, cash bar. Mon: RECREATION DAY with a softball tourna burden for years. ment (winner receives a keg.) Ralndate for softball tournament Is Thursday Afternoon. Sign up In Union next week. Meet In the Union at Here's what we're 12:30. Tue: BAR FINALE Specials at local bars. Pines 1-2pm, Slmeons 2-3pm, Kelly's 3-4pm, Mlcawbers doing about it.,, 4-Spm, Dugout 5-6pm. OUTDOOR MOVE NIGHT David B. Slater, Chairman & Founder, Omnidentix: Senior sllde show, Anlmal House and The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Come dressed In any of the r~~--~~------, many appropriate costumes. Pizza from Pudgles I ·, ''. Cleaning, X-Ray and Checkup I and BYOB. (Union Dining Hall If It rains] I for each family member 1 WED. PICNIC AT STEWART PARK.Food will be I only $20.00.* I provided by Macke 12-4pm. Beer and Soda. Ter I Regularly priced $50. I race Dining Hall If It rains. Chicken I / Free fluoride Consultation. I Wing Eating Contest. NORTH FORTY NIGHT. I -~ It's just one more way we':e out to show you I There will be a shuttle bus running form the I -, , ! Omnidentix is a whole new way to go to the dentist. I Union to the Forty between the hrs. of 9pm-3am. 111111111111111 , •' . "For new patients only. Valid with coupon Offer expires Moy 31, 1984 .I THU. ATHLETIC BRUNCH. 11 am. In the Terrace Dining Hall, Senior Athletes only. FACULTY PAR ~------I; Theodore lax, DDS. PC . TY. Administrators, Faculty and Students wlll get •••J Member together behind the Union from 2-4pm. Cash bar, 0,n~;.··.:.: ~.....,_tv® munchies, etc. Union Dining Hall If rain ·~r/:" ~,u~ FRI. CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH, 11am-3pm. at the A whole ne·w··way to go to the dentist. 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