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L UGB Charter Revised Faculty Union Official: 1II By KEVIN F. REILLY Revisions of the Stony Brook Union Contract Is Acceptable Governing Board House and Opeatiom Committee Charter have eliminated a By EDDIE HORWITZ itself, but also the entire department in number of previous comme "People at Stony Brook have no which the program is contained. membership requirements and virtually intentioni of dropping out of the Previously, he said, the contract allowed opening up voting to the entire UGB. union,"t said Stony Brook United the president to remove persons without The committee, which is responsible UniversityI Professionals Vice President any review of their related programs. for preliminary recommendations on Charles Hansen, responding to No Majority Union room allocations, has had its allegtionsmmadeI by local UUP President Responding to these charges, charter changed in the following RichardI Glasheen that Stony Brook Glasheen said that Hansen himself had provisions: facultyI was considering withdrawing originally urged rejection of the -Change the quorum requirements becauseI of dissatisfaction with the contract, but that Hansen felt that once during space allocation time to seven, recentI contract negotiated by UUP with the contract was voted on, the union including four undergraduates. At all . REPRT VANv u^5LL theI State University. Glasheen has had to accept it without argument. other times, four members will proceedings." maintainedI his position. Glasheen questioned Hansen's claim constitute a quorum, including two A furor arose when Union Night Hansen said that the contract that the majority of UUP members undergraduates. Manager Robert van Hasein, a member negotiatedI by the union is acceptable. voted for the contract. He said that -Change Article II Section I of the House and Operations HeI said that although there are certain UUP rules stipulate that only a majority regarding membership ' voting Committee, questioned the committee's articlesI in the contract that he and other of those actually voting is necessary to i requirements on the House and legal right to or power to change its I members1 disagree with, overall he approve a contract, and that only 1,736 Operations committee from attendence charter by itself," and whether there approvesj of the pact, which be claimed of 4,500 UUP members participated in at two consecutive, regularly scheduled actually was a quorum at the February 69I percent of the UUP members voted the vote. He further added that out of a meetings, to attendance at one reulay .9 meeting when the changes were ;Iin favor of. possible 15,000 faculty members scheduled meeting, with voting privilgs originally proposed. Secretary of the New York State SUNY-wide, only 1/3 have actually established at the consecutive meeting. In a memorandum dated February 22 UUP Edward Alfonsin said that no joined the union. -Add a Section G 3 to Article II to then House and Operations campus can drop out of UUP. "UUP Glasheen said that prior to the I Section G, which deals with the Committee Chairman Kevin Hymes, van was designated as the bargaining agent contract's consummation, the Stony I' suspension of a member's voting rights Hasseln stated that the changes were Iin 1970," said Alfonsin. It rresents al Brook faculty had filed a petition, after having missed two regularly "invalid," because, 'hey have never 32 SUNY campuses in negotiations with which is still nending, to separate from scheduled meetings, which reads, 'The been properly adopted." Vsan Haseln the state. Individuals can drop out of the SUNY UUP, and that, if this is above procedure in Section G doesn't stated that the changes were not the union by not paying dues, but the approved, the contract would not be pertain to UGB members." formally" introduced, and added "an contract they sig is one negotiated by binding on Stony Brook members. -Also, add to Article II, a Section E important act as amending the UUP, since they are the only group who Concerning the portion of the 4 which reads, "No applications [for constitution cannot be considered in can represent faculty and non4eaching contract delaing with program removals, membership on the House and I such an off-hand manner." professionals with SUNY. UUP can only Glasheen said, "The contract allows for Operations Committee will be Furthermore, van Hassen charged that be removed by a statewide referendum interpretation -we claim our wmrn.meIduring the inacP allocation no munmnm was reaint at the ilhbrwm of its members." interpretation is true." He also 9 meeting. More Tenure reiterated his position of opposition to Because of the questions surrounding Alfonsin said that Glasheen is wrong; the contract. "We find that we can't the implementation of the committee in his allegation that the new contract negotiate things essential to Stony charter changes, UGB President Earle will destroy tenure. He said, in fact, that Brook when we're lumped in with 30 Weprin excercised his power to stay the the new contract strengthens tenure other campuses." actions of the House and Operations because it provides tenure for part-time Alfonsin claimed that Hansen is Committee pending the next UGB workers for the first time. Alfonsin, Stony Brook UUP President "on a meeting. At the UGB meeting, the who was present at the negotiations technicality," since no one wanted this Board approved the changes in the with the state, said that Glasheen position. "He is using his opinions, not House and Operations charter. misunderstood the section of the those of the dues paying members," said When asked about the rules changes, contract which allows the president of a Hansen. He also claimed that there is a Stony Brook Union Assistant Director university to remove a program. petition being circulated to remove of Operations Gary Matthews said, they Alfonsin said that this can only be done Glasheen and have new elections held were intended "to try and get more after a review of not only the program for the union's local positions. participation." 1%. I - Proposal Eliminates Program Coordinators -U.J By THOMAS HILLGARDNER The proposal, though detailing the selection process, The Residence Life Office released today a draft of is rather vague on the amount of student input allowed their current proposal that eliminates the position of by the process. It mentions that students may sit in on program Coordinators in the Residential College. interviews, but is not specific on the part they will play According to the proposal, they will be replaced by in the actual selection. full-time college directors. The proposal goes on to state exactly how, and with Residence Life Director Roger Phelps explained that what criteria, the College Director will be evaluated. the staffing proposal is the result of a great deal of A total of 27 people are required to fill all the research performed by the office's Task Force on College Director positions. Six of these people will be Residence Hall Staffing. The task force analyzed selected from training programs, including one staffing patterns at other SUNY institutions, and the currently at Albany State University. These people will new proposal is a result of their conclusions on how be serving as interns at Stony Brook. Four Residential the Stony Brook system should work. Aides, currently on the Residence life staff, will stay The Residence Hall Director will report directly to on as Residence Hall Directors, and the remainder will the Quad Director. His responsibilities will include be selected from all other applications. progamming, counseling, selection and training of According to Phelps, Vice President for Student college staff, as well as enforcement of University Affairs Elizabeth Wadsworth will decide whether or regulations. In addition, they will act as liasion with not the proposal is approved. She plans to accept input maintenance and handle other assignments from the from student meetings in the quads next week, and Residence life Department. The draft outlines the from a panel of University Vice Presidents and speclfics of these generalized duties. University President John Toll. ROGER PHELPS New Paltz State Cracks Down On Marijuana Users, Dealers

Carter Aids Zaire By DAVID M. RAZLER Identified New Paltz] as a center taller than an inch." According A recent crackdown on for radical political activities and to Rose, almost all of the Washington-The Carter administration has decided to speed marijuana smokers at New Paltz drugs," said Haskir, who added students on the RA's hail signed about $1 million in military and medical supplies to Zaire after the State College has caused a that drug use at the college was a petition calling for his removal. central African country's urgent request for aid to repel intruders decrease in public consumption equal in both the level of usage The RA in question then from Angola. of the drug, resulting in five and the types of drugs being allegedly threatened some of the The US budget for fiscal year 1978 calls for $32.5 million in arrests for possession of small used to any other State students with arrest. According military security assistance for Zaire. US officias said the emergency amounts by campus security University campus he had to Haskins, a short time later the aid would require no new funding and that the administration police. However, according to visited. arrests occurred. consulted with members of Congress before deciding to accede to stduent sources, the drive has Haskins said the crackdown Haskins said that part of the the request to speed up the aid. just about ended and the drug proposal, issued by the campus new policy includes increased "We are confident their request is based on legitimate need," situation has returned to normal. Vice President for Student security surveillance of the State Department spokesman Frederick Brown said Tuesday in According to New PatzOrade Affairs, called on residential Student Union, adding this was describing the airlift from Dover Air Force Bae in Delaware to Editor-in-Chief Robert Haskins, assistants to turn in any student an outgrowth of an incident Kinshasha, the capital of Zaire. "It is now hard to distinguish possessing any quantity of which occurred when a Union Zaire's official news agency said Tuesday that the intruders, about between the new situation and marijuana. Haskins added that employee discovered two people 5,000 strong, were led by Cubans and supported by "a third power the old one" and that the only the Vice President later said she dividing up a pound of for ideological reasons." It was the frst time the agency accused arrests which were made since did not really want the RAs to marijuana in a Union bathroom. Cubans of leading the intruders, although it had hinted at it before. the increased enforcement do this. He said that the recent He said that now students policy went into effect in late crackdown was in response to caught smoking marijuana by 'oyer Nominated February, were against "blatant University figures which showed building workers are asked to violators." that small-time dealers were leave the building. If they do not Washington-President Carter announced today he will nominate He added that two of the five often the victims of armed comply, security is then called. Former Chancellor Ernest Boyer to be US Commissioner of persons arrested allegedly set up robberies. No information could be i Education. a folding table in a main Although Haskins said that he obtained about the exact charges Boyer, 48, who has done postdoctoral studies in medical dormitory lounge and knew of no instance in which against the arrested students or audiology and has served as a speech pathology professor, has been commenced to display and the residential assistants, who at the disposition of those charges. associated with the higher education system in New York since dispense hashish from a supply New Paltz are selected by Rose said that the 1965, serving as executive dean, vice chancellor and, since 1970, as of several ounces. administrators, had turned Administration was currently the University's chancellor. Both Haskins and New Paltz in students. Rose credited looking for one of the eight Before that, he directed the Center for Coordinated Education at Student Association charges being brought against students in the suite with the the University of California at Santa Barbara. Ombudsman Jay Rose said they two students to an RA turned marijuana seedlings, to admit believed the Administration was informant. ownership and face possible Ottinger Urges DNA Moratorium acting against the students He said that during a fire drill expulsion from the dorms. Rose security officers looked into an Washington-A New York congressman urged on Tuesday that all because of a decline in said that administrators have open door and entered an eight US scientific experiments in the transplanting of genetic material be enrollment at the college. threatened to expel all eight if person suite, finding "about 200 suspended until controls are established to protect against potential "They're trying to undo a bit of one does not admit ownership of [marijuana] seedlings, none threats to mankind. the reputation of the 60s [which the seedlings. Representative Richard Ottinger (D-Westchester) told the House Subcommitteeon Health and The Environment that uncontrolled msearch in genelics has implications similar to that of the splitting of the atom. Quacking the Ice He testified as the panel opened hearings on a series of proposals to set up controls on the research. "I believe that we failed to assess the potential effects of nuclear fission in public dialogue and therefore failed to establish adequate understanding of both potential hazards and the need for societal ·controls," said Ottinger. The research, known as recombinant DNA research, is the transplanting of genetic material from one living organism to another completely unrelated species with the possible result that,new life ,jorms are created. Troy Bridge Washes Away

Troy, NY-A section of a bridge linking Troy with heavily industrialized Green Island plunged into the rain-swollen Hudson River yesterday after a support was apparently wambed off its foundation by the strong current. No one was on the Green Island Bridge at the time, and there were no injuries, police said. They said telephone company crews working on a cable under the span when it began shifting blocked off traffic, perhaps preventing serious injuries. The footing gave way, sending one end of a 100-foot long section of the four -lane iron and concrete bridge into the river and twisting and bending the supportive ironwork. The deck of the bridge came to rest at about a 45 degree angle in the swirling water near the center of the span. The rest of the bridge remained intact. When the Gas Runs Out Washington -Transportation Secretary Brock Adams said yesterday that Americans must begin preparing for the day when "the gas runs out" and they no longer can freely drive their automobiles. "We must look to the ultimate exhaustion of the oil supplies that keep the transportation running," Adams aid in an interview in -which he outlined several ideas his department is considering for the future. (Compiled from Jhe Associated Press)

STONY BROOK Weather Observatory Forecast Wednesday: Becoming mostly sunny, windy and cool. High 47-50 degrees. Winds W -NW at 15-25 MPH with occasionally higher gusts. Wednesday Night: Clear, windy and cold. Low 25-38 degrees. ! . Winds W-NW at 15-25 MPH, with occasionally higher gusts. -- . .- ...... , u`, e.s,aiwry innhbtants are housed within the Thursday: Sunny, breezy and cool. High 38-42 degrees. Winds Biology buildings. while others are releasedn rby Setauket Mill Pond. Effots are made each year to insurethat the ducks of Roth Pond remain one of the few constants of this areaof W at 15-20 MPH. dormitory life, Outlook for Friday: Partly sunny and cooi.

Page 2 STATESMAN March 16, 1977 'Stony Brook 25' Face Contempt Charges Today By DANIEL J. MCCICHE refusing to leave the Administration seed by Seurity Director Robert it feels like to appear before a judge. "I Twenty-five students who were served Building after the Rules for the Comute and Assistant Exective Vice don't anticipate [being sent to] jail, but I with Contempt of Court citations during Maintenance of Public Order at the State Pesident Robert iCason, who walked do 'anticipate a fine. And I don't the Febuary 23 demonstsaon against niversity were read. around the lobby of the Administration anticipate being able to pay that fine," he the new academic calendar, face the The Uniersity filed papers against Building carrying photocopies of the aid. "A lot depends on how hard the possibility of 30 day jail sentences and Polity President Gerry Mangineiii, Polity court order. Any student who asked for a University comes down on us," $250 fines when they appear in the State iTeasurer Mark Minasi, Former Polity copy of the court order was asked to Mngineli sid. He added that Polity Supreme Court in Riverhead today, Historian Bill Camarda, and 22 others show an ID card. The students then had would appeal any conviction and that a according to Polity Lawyer Denis Hurley. after it had received a temporary their names taken and were subsequently voluntary collection process" would be The "Stony Brook 25" are scheduled restraining order to end the ordered to appear in court. set up to pay any fines. to appear before Judge Charles Thom at demonstration. The order named only Maternity Ward Hurley, who is representing all but one 11 AM to show cause why they should Manginelli, Minasi, and Camarda. 'It's like waiting in the maternity of the students, said "there is no way to not ha hid in contemot of court for However, the other 22 students were ward." Manginelli said when asked what know what the outcome of the trial will -be. So many things can happen." Hurley also said that "none of the students will plead guilty and each is in a different legal position." Minasi said, "I think what will happen is that Gerry [Manginelli] will bear the brunt of it." He added that "I think hitting us with fines is pretty beat and it's incredible that the University, which is here for our benefit, is trying to throw us in jail." Brian Davis, a student who was served by Chason and Comute, said "I'm not worried about a fine or a jail sentence. Theyll probably give us a small fine. It just makes me mad that I have to miss my job tomorrow." Davis said, however, "I would do it again [demonstrate against the calendar] if I thought it was the only way we could get a reasonable calendar. Chason said that despite rumors, "no such decision to drop the charges [against the Stony Brook 251 has been made." Chason said "I don't think PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR ROBERT CORNUTE (left) and Assistant Vice President for Finance and Business Robert Chason that we will make any decision like that served students with court orders at last month's calendar demonstration. eithr " Nobel Prize Winner Compares Universal, Biological Evolutions By JOHN WENGLE and Wald claimed that the universe evolved in the - DAVID M. RAZLER same way that all life on earth did. "The human race is driving itself toward '"The universe gives the impression of being extinction," said Harvard Biology Professor designed," he said. "Scientists don't like this idea George Wald, as he lectured to a crowd of 400 because, if there is a design, then there must be a students Monday night on life in the universe and designer." He added that although he saw a man's future. pattern to the universe, it was not created by a god Wald, winner of a 1967 Nobel Prize for but instead by natural selection. discovering the presence and action of Vitamin A He then proceded to draw an analogy between in the retina, spoke on the evolution of the stellar objects and life. "Both are born, mature, components of the universe, from the subatomic grow old and die," he said, concluding that both particles up to man. He concluded his lecture have a definite metabolism and similar cautioning the audience against certain lines of composition. research which he said threaten humanity's future. Wald called for the elimination of recombinant He began his speech describing his role as 'living DNA experimentation and the use of nuclear a double scientific life," explaining that, in power. He said that he did not wish to see any addition to his continuing research of the eye, he group of researchers "tampering with three million annually taught a class of freshmen at Harvard. years of evolution," or the creation of "Freshmen are really great, because that's what "biohaards" through experimentation. they are: fresh," he said, adding that he had gotten Wald said that nuclear fission reactors were some of his best ideas from members of his dangerous because of the extremely long-lived freshmen biology class, who also posed some of radioactive compounds produced by them as the hardest questions. Once, he aid, a student byproducts. asked him why a proton had the same charge (with opposite polarity) as did an electron. To answer Wald closed his lecture with a Biblical quote this seemingly simple question, Wald consulted which he said he always uses. "I have set before with many prominent scientists, all of whom were you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore, choose life, that both thou and thy seed may live." NOBEL PRIZE WINNER GEORGE WALD air unable to provide a solution to the problem. future of man before a large crowd last Mondav n _msm . A h _ A _ I Request for Greater MA Key Access Is Denied By EDWARD IDELL on weekends were unable to had all quad MAs supplied with MAs getting into the keys, we all other quads are given keys to A request by Hotline Vice contact their dormitory MAs, or keys to the qaud office, so that have enough trouble with lack of the quad offices. Phelps said that Coordinator Steve Simon to give the MA on call. they, too, would have access to security." junsicction over such matters Roth Quad Mnageral Aistants Under current structure, each an dormitory rooms in the quad. Some Inconvenience does not rest in his office. "The eater access to dormitory keys college's two MAs have a master Under this setup, locked out "In some cases people will be quad director has the ha been denied by Residence key only for their respective residents could ask any of ten responsibility of setting up such inconvenienced," said Life Director Roger Phelps, who buildings. When residents re instead of the current three MAs Velella, a system," he aid, adding that, cited the opinion of Roth Quad locked out of their suites, MAs to let them into their room, "but I'd rather pay that price according to Banks, "access of Director Hamilton Banks that are required to unlock their suite thus improving their chances of than have too much MA is good enough that the under current accessibility levels, and room doon. On weekends, ining quick entry. accessibility." All MAs on call present system will stay in "people are getting taken care one MA, dignatd "on call," Aithough Banks was are required to remain in the effect." of." i -mned to rectify lockout unavailable for comment, Roth building or leave notice of where Phelps mid, however, that the be request, dated March 7, problems in the event tat Quad Operations Assistant Ben they may be reached. When matter is not entirely osed. was made in respone to three individual building MAs are Velella aid that both he and asked about their past "Well see if anything else comes incidents referred to Hotline in unavailable, and is given keys to Banks opposed Hotline's unavaiability, Velella aid "Tbey up," he mid. 'If the same whic Roth Quad rsidents who every dormitry in the quad. request. "They're [the MAs] should have been there." problem occurs aain well look were locked out of their suites Hotline's request would have solid guys, but we don't want al According to Simon, MAs in Into it."

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a 4 WQwV- 4 STATESMAN March 16, 1977 CarterUrges Decriminilization of Marijuana

Washington (AP)-The Carter as well as domestic policy. stigma, the peer pressure, that rather than drink Martinis," an our teachings when we imprison Administrtion asked Congrss Cocaine, like marijuana, is comes from criminal penalties?" American Ciil Liberties Union them for smoking marijuana Wmr~to dsDcrmisalisermju generally regarded as a asked Representative James spokesman urged Congress today while mom and dad get drunk poession and said it was nonaddictiv drug. Mnn (D-South Carolina). to repeal fede crimina on alcohol." "careully re-examining" its Wolff said that the committee Representative Robin Beard, penalties for marijuana use. "When the law defines as ppositon on penalties for would hear from law of Tennessee, uested that if Jay Miller, associate director criminal an activity in which poFsssIing cocaine. enforcement officers and decriminaliation was approved of the ACLU's Washington one-fifth of the adult It was the first indication that medical specialists during three Congress would be asked in a office, was joined by a a member population has engaged, the possible changes in the law on days of hearings. Officials from few years to legalize marijuana. of Congress, a New York City society's respect for law may be cocaine were being Oregon and California, two of Bourne said that the official and a representative of significantly undermined," said contemplated. The request for the six states that have Administration was opposed to the American Bar Association in Brooksley Landau of relaxed marijuana laws reflected decriminalized marijuana use, legalization. his stand in favor of Washington, of the section of campaign statements by Carter. will testify. Mathea Falco, senior adviser decriminalization. They testified individual rights and Peter Bourne, Carter's choice Wolff said that the committee to the Secretary of State on at a hearing by the House responsibilities of the ABA. to head the Office of Drug had no specific legislation before narcotics matters, said that narcotics committee. Rep. Edward Koch Abuse Policy, told a special it but would consider "the effect decriminalization would not run Although Wolff, urged (D-Manhattan) co-sponsor of House committee on narcotics on the states of any serious afoul of any United States witnesses to avoid 'inconclusive legislation to repeal the federal that the Administration "will movement toward treaties but that legilization debate" on whether marijuana is criminal sanctions and substitute continue to discourage decriminalization by the Federal would. more or less harmful than liquor, civil fines, said the nation faces marijuana use, but we feel Government." testimony dealt repeatedly with "the awesome possiblity that criminal penalties that brand The Carter Administration The New York State PTA that theme. nearly a whole generation of otherwise law-abiding people for proposal would remove criminal irafted a proposal to "Marijuana ha been called by Americans are going to be life are neither an effective nor peslties for possession of small decriminalize possession of many the younger generation's denied the right to pursue an a, .ropriate deterrent." quantities of marijuana for the under two ounces of marijuana Martini," said Miller. "Frakly, various professional however, United States owner's personal use. It would on Tuesday, during the from what I know of both drugs careers... requiring licensing, Commissioner of Customs, provide a civil fine, which would organization's annual meeting. I would prefer that my children because they carry criminal Vernon Acree, said that ot result in a criminal record. The statewide Congress of would smoke grass rather than arrest records with them." marijuana decriminalization Pter Bensinger, administator Parents and Teachers stressed drink Martinis, a far more lethal As the three days of hearings might increase the amount of of the Drug Enforcement that it does not favor drug." opened Monday, a spokesman the drug smuggled into the Jerome Hornblass, for President Carter endorsed Administration, said that galization of marijuana, only country. "Without the threat of commissioner of the New York federal decriminalization and ederal authorities were "not decrimializaton of small criminal prosecution, many who Addition Services Agency, Los Angeles Police Chief Edward now effectively prosecu amounts. The PTA endorsed an City formerly feared involvement marijuana. told the committee, "Our Davis called this a "great abuse ndvidual use" of Assembly proposal that would now with marijuana may Assistant Attorney general reduce penalties for possession become involved," Acree told Benjamin Cviletti in charge of of under two ounces to a the committee. the criminal division in the maximum of a $100 fine. Boune was asked by Department of Justice, agreed, "Young people who Representative Lester Wolff saying then was "no practical experimat with marijuana do (D-Nassau) who is the difference between a violate the law but they are not committee chairman, whether misdemeanor which is not criminals," said PTA legisltive the Administration enforced and a civil penalty." chairman Joan Ball. -PTA contemplated decriminalization Responding to a question, Mr. believes they should not have a of cocaine possession. Acree said that the customs criminal record." Bourne said, "This is an agency would not relax PTA members came to issue and extremely complicated enforcement efforts against Albany to meet with lawmakers of we are in the process now smugglers if maripa was and push their legislative very carefully re-examining our decriminalized. program. position on that issue." He said The decriminalzato ims got the re-examination would be a cool reception t at least Saying he would prefer his caried out over the next few two members of t . co tee. own children to "smoke grass weeks and would involve foreign "Can we abane nL the. soia .- CaMMmun. RailI.. as i Book Published discussions gathered by the Ohektra will be performing Stony Brook professor a concert in the Two :-Stony Brook during their respective visits Administration Building to the People's Republic of professors, Shi Ming Hu and lobby. Fl- minw .mrU.tui · enmi 5it- M n n.s Irur Inn X Ili Seifman have recently China in 1974 and 1975. The concert will consist of and H Quads. published a new book on During their visits to the thre pieces: an original work Chinese education entitled, People's Republic of China, by a Stony Brook graduate Toward a New Outlook: A Hu and Seifman surveyed student, Tom Flaherty, G and H-Quads Add Documentary History of educational practices and had Concerto for Violin Au; Education in the People's the opportunity to visit Orchestra by Beethoven and Republic of China, schools at the nursery, Musick for Royal Fireworks Emergency Lighting 1949-1976. primary, middle, college and by Handel. By DON FAIT The book describes and university levels-including The conductor for the G and H-Quads are getting a new emergency lighting system. analyzes distinct periods of the "May 7" cadre school and program is David Lawton. He According to H-Quad Qperations Assistant Tony Childs, the old educational development in the "July 21" university. The works with the University battery-powered systems are being replaced by a the People's Republic of new book focuses on the Orchestra and Chamber generator-powered backup lighting system. "The battery packs China from its founding in question of 'education for Orchestra as well as teaching were wearing out and it was generally an ineffective system," said 1949 to the death of whom?"--that is, whom does conducting and various Chairman Mao Tse-tung. education serve. The seminars in 19th century Childs. when the buildings were Preceding each group of professors hope that the work musicology. The old systems, which were installed originally built, were powered by lead-acid storage batteries. 'They translated documents is a will lead to an increased The soloist for the used to have a band of batteries in the attics," said Director of discussion by the editors that awareness and understanding Concerto for Violin and Environmental Safety George Marshall, "now they have a generator places the material in thn- of educational developments Orchestra is Piotr Janowski. in each basement." The batteries used to provide standby power for context of Chinese and world in the People's Republic of Janowski was born in a maximum of about four hours to light the halls and stariways in The documents unify China and at the same time Poland in 1951. He began his history. the event of power failure. of generally serve as an invitation to apply violin studies at the age of a number 'The new systems," said Marshall, "run on diesel fuel and can run unavailable sources: those in the question of "education -eight under H. Nowak and W. for whom?" to an Splewinski. His studies were indefinitely as long as fuel is supplied to them. In normal orperation, the scattered English language they can run for several days." translations published by examination of the continued under Irena educational system of one's Dubiska at the Warsaw In addition to the power sources, the lighting and exit sign official Chinese Communist fixtures in the building have also been changed. Marshall explained sources; those available in own society. Conservatory, Ivan Galamian Both professors teach at the Curtis Institute of that this was necessry because the generators produce a different translations prepared by voltage than the batteries and therefore the old lamps were United States governmental courses in the Asian Studies Music and the Juilhard component of the Social School, Zino Francescatti at incompatible. agencies; Chinese language installed, none of them have --Sciences. the Institute des Hautes Although all the fixtures have been documents translated- any light bulbs in them, and according to Marshall, the generators Etudes Musicales especially for the book by Dr. Concert in haven't been installed yet either. Shi Ming Hu; and Montreux, and Jascha Heifetz determined last night what the total cost of the On Friday March 18 at at the University of Southern It could not be transcriptLoi s of imporvements, which were awarded to an outside contractor, would tape-recorded interviews and' 8:30 PM, the University California. %I - -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~be, or when the installations would be completed.

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March 16, 1977 STATESMAN Page 7 Union Demands The Student Union Building has But apart from the simple and social existence on this campus. But to undergone some changes this semester - inconveniences encountered, the do that while other, more pressing the beautification of its main lounge and elimination of these exit passages present a problems remain unsolved, is inexcusable. _~... . the addition of new tables to seat members clear danger to students in case of fire r-- of student interest groups are apparent to because it severely limits the success of any WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1977 evacuation procedure. the average passerby. VOLUME 20 NUMBER 56 The Student Union Building has While we naturally welcome any undergone s.mesm chadge this semester - attempts to make the Union a bit more, leaky ceilings and broken doors have aesthetically pleasing, we question the become an institution which students are priorities of those in charge. True, the main Statesman lounge is a popular hang-out for students "Let Each Become Aware" forced to reckon with from the moment Stuart M. Saks enjoying a break between classes, and they enter the building until the time they Editor-in-Chief therefore deserves a top spot on the Union leave. A.J. Troner staff's list of priorities, but it is by no The Union is the one building to which Managing Editor means important enough to displace a 4-J more students flock than any other. Yet, Ed Schreier of its problem, the ramifications of which are on almost any given day. one or more iI Associate Editor telling related to safety. doors are useless - and carry signs Scott Markman 1:, students that, in effect, if they want to Business Manager enter or leave the Union they had best use We welcome efforts to make the Union David M. Razler; News another door. It is not uncommon to have more conducive to social interaction, and News Director: Gatsoff; Edward only one door operational on a busy more palatable to those who must make Editors: Robert LUJ Director: Ed Kelly; weekday afternoon. the Union the focal point of their cultural Idell; Sports Sports Editor: John Quinn; Arts Editor: Stacy Mantel; Assistant Arts For Impro, ved Busing Editor: Ernie Canadeo; Photo Editor: Don Fait; Assistant Business Manager; On a campus of 1,100 acres, it is quite problems, this should be considered. Jeff Horwitz; 'Editorial Assistant: unfeasible (although quite healthy) for One of the problems recently discussed Nathan Salant; Advertising Manager: people to be expected to walk to their by General Institutional Services Director Art Dederick; Production Manager: intended destination every time. And even Peter DeMaggio is that of maintenance. He Bob Pidkameny; Office Manager: if every student was able to afford a car, said that a bus enclosure is currently under Carole Myles. there is clearly no space availabe. A construction in South P-Lot will help in smoothly running bus service, therefore is that area. It might, but it is not enough. ie:r Saudi Broo.. Shares D sCt.Nil Extr. David smoothly running bus service, Priedma. Bill Freilih. Robet Gatef See Gndie. Larry essential. A Some of the lateness is caused by drivers Genh. Bill Halar Eddie Harwi. Jeff Horwita. Tom unfortunately, is not what we have. failing to report for work. When this Hilliardner, Mik Jakowit. Debra Lewin, JewaLoadin, Alan Marls. Alm Orih. Robert Poltnick. Raymond Rif Larry Too often buses, which are supposed to occurs, a backup must be available. If not, Rigg. Rich Rodni Steve Sand S eFr r tvtrk. Frank run every 20 minutes during the day, are Schmitt, Tom Turney. Spor: Paul Berntein. Janet Brifandi. chances are the game will be over before it Ed Daniaon. Jerry Groaman. Jim Hershler. Burt Klerer. Pete late making it impossible to accurately time has a chance to begins. MeMnse David Siegel. Arthur Spieel, Erie Waer. ArtrEas Abed. Barbar Alber. Lorraine Baldwin. Dan Beadin. Chock how long it would take to get to class. At Past the point of improving what already Blenner. Dine Davi Joe Friedman. Bob Gearty. Jerry Grao. it has become almost a game of Glory Joam. Haina Jut. Jerry Leiaw. Sena Liff. Stacy night, exists, if buses are not running on time, the Mantel Rein Menawhe. Tom Neman. Ralph Pantuno. Jay chance to see if the bus will even make it to take advantage of Peres. John Baier. Soe Rioli. Lin Stanionia. Karen Stenrd. bus service should Tara Treacy. Sue Tryublki. Gerald Tuchetto. Tom Vitale. .its stop. WUSB-FM when it begins broadcasting, PtbMe Robert Armband. Billy Berer, Robert Cohen. Jack Darginoky, Micebd JS. DuraML Andrew B. Fldman, Alan These problems seem unnecessary. And students that way would have a knowledge Gerber. Li Hackber_. Ken Kate. Howard Kirch. Val if it takes a complete revamping of the their Krecko Grac Lee. Ralph Manco. Paul Manlkiwich. Steve of service's failures -before leaving Mockler. Mike Natilli Jeff Pravda Bruce Radke, Nan Robinson. jpresent scheduling and routing to avoid the dorms. Steve Breea. Kerr Schwart Ste Sill. Mark Sprarger. Craig Weia. Kathy Whelhn Larry Bblocr. Gary Adler. Gene Panmrino. Peducieac Lea Amasoni. Phyllis Armendinger. Terry Bakla Pam Brow. Lila Czeowalnik. KristiAn Diley. i Pat Engel. Candie Fruchtman. Bonnie Greenfield. Jeff Grimnpa. Tobey RaBnofy. Stephanie Sakoon. SuDanShulman. JoanneSpie. Cathy Teng Joanne Vrdino.

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Pa 8 STATESMAN MaAfrch 16, 1977 - Polity Council Must Stop Fooling Around

By FRANK JACKSON Ponty made questiob and/or lleg alloat their boys. On March 2nd Statesman printed a story from Polity funds. I also sugst that you stop ltening to the relgding a trip to a convention by Student I suest to thee Council memben that if they members of your elite Poty dub, and start Actrivit Board Vice Caireron an edd of realy want to do something Polity then: listening to the students who elected you. 11 the Concert Security Tom Neilaen; "SAB TOp 1. Take some action to make sure the abuses of political deals you work out with the members of Opposed by Polity." The story said that some power as outlined in the Polity InvestMgative your dub will not be worth shit if you continue to members of the Polity Council were outraged that Committee report never happen agin. turn your bak to what we, the students, want. An students' money was being spet for ths purpose. 2. Get frd of ail parsites that are telgingo old liche, "You can fool some of the people all of I am amazed at what appears to be outright Polity and draining it of its life and money. the time, but not all of the people all of the time." hypocrisy on the part of these Council members. I The above would be just a start, it will not bea You have fooled some of us, but you sure as say this because only a few months ago the Polity easy as attacking a vice hairman of a hell can't fool us all. nvestigative Committee, after a long and complex subcommittee. It would mean showing a little guts (The writer is Freshman Representative to the invetigaton, found that the Polity President, and taking on a few of the higher offlears and/or Polity Council.) Treamrer and Secretary had greatly misused their authority on more than one occasion. The Committee also found that Kevin Young, Polity Secretary, was paid during the summer to This Bank Is a Bad Investment run a series of orientation workshops for freshmen and transfer students. Also, be was paid to write By VIRGINIA WONG signature and the signature on the check. However C, an orientation booklet that was put together My husband and I had a joint account at the Mr. Cognetta replied, "People do not always sign instad of being written, was done poorly, and was Hallock Road, StaM Brook branch of the Central their names in the same way. I am sorry for you. . almost three months late. The booklet was Federal Saving Bank. You should be glad that this is just $61. You released in November and copies were \only given On Novemb -r 2R, 1976, while we were making would have to absorb the loss because it would to RAs. a depo:t .e bank, we were informed that $61 cost you more than $61 to hire a lawyer to try to - Young's actions, along with the other officers was taken out of our account because of a get the money back from the bank." misuse of authority, cost us almost, if not over, returned check. Upon further inquiry, we We reported this incident to the campus $1000. Not one member of the Council (at that understood that a check issued to a N. J. Ferpar investigators as we believed that somebody had time I was not a member) objected to these was cashed in the bank on June 15,1976, with the stolen Mr. Ferpar's check, forged the signatures, actions, in fact at a later date, they all strongly endorsement of "Nicholas J. Ferpar." A second somehow obtained our savings account number, defended the officers who took these actions. endorsement similar to that of my husband's and and cashed the check. Despite all we said to Mr. Q-i I'll tell you this Tom Neillsen is one of the few our account number was also on the back. Mr. Cognetta, he told the investigator that "he 4-a people in Polity who will speak his mind about Ferpar claimed that he had neither received nor believed that my husband did sign the check and anything or anybody. That itself is a no-no in signed the check. Hence, the money was taken out forgot about it and there was nothing further he > some parts of Polity. He is also one of the few of our account. could do." The investigation was called off. .C people in Polity who does work and does it well. It -/ Hence, we lost $61 - the money that we had is no easy job to head security and work security We explained to Mr. Jerry Cognetta, Vice worked so hard to earn, and made such an effort at the same time at a concert with over 3,000 President of the bank, that we did not know to save. people attending. anybody by the name of N.J. Ferpar; that my It seems to me that trusting a bank with money I am outraged that some Polity officers have husband did not endorse the check; that my is as risky as carrying the money around with us chosen to attack Tom Neillsen for spending $400 husband was at work at Bohemia all day on June wherever we go. U) that was legally allocated by the SAB Executive 15, 1976, and could not have gone to the bank at Committee. While the same Council members Stony Brook to cash the check. We also pointed (The writer is Operations Assistant of Tabler looked the other way while other members of out to him the difference between my husband's Quad.) __ f helping the United States to save face fighting to insure "freedom and Solomon-Operations Assistant and Regular People by achieving "peace with honor." I democracy" for the Vietnamese. Ellen Block-Quad Director), they don't mean to insult Mr. Garfolo by I can sympathize with Mr. told me that I couldn't have a To the Editor: lumping him in with this category of Garfolo's frustration that the temporary key unless I paid a As a long-time resident of "weekend warriors" since I don't National Guardsman gets nothing but non-refundable six dollars. It seems Benedict College,, I feel. obliged to know his situation, neither do I wish the .shat from the Veterans that a misplaced key, which is in the answer the Gershwin RA (Monday, to denigrate the past and present Administration, but to piously mail on the way to Stony Brook, February 21). achievements of the National Guard. condemn the pardon because he feels falls under the same category as a In the four years that I have been But to hear a hard-core member of cheated does not necessarily follow. lost key. I was also told by Residence in this building, on three different the Veterans of Foreign Wars decry To say that "President Carter has Life that their policy was not to lend halls with four different RA's, I have Carter's pardon of draft resisters is destroyed in one day what it took out extra room keys. Even though noticed that my RA's have all had one thing, to see the same line of our country over 200 years to there are seven keys made for each one thing in common. They were all reasoning from a reservist strikes me produce" is a gross over-statement. door lock they felt too much paper "one of the boys." They all had as somewhat ludicrous. Steve Cady work would be involved to lend these friends on the hall, maybe a few I agree that there was no lack of keys out. Could somebody tell me more than average, but sometimes draft dodgers who left the country what the work study students who less. They all belonged to cliques, simply to avoid the army, but there Misplaced Sense work eight hours a day in that office jut like regular people. They even were also many who did so from a do? broke the rules, just like regular belief that what we were doing in To Residence Life: You're not people. But the only times I've said, Vietnam was wrong. How can we To the Editor: making my life as a resident here any "Oh-oh, here comes the RA," have label someone a "coward" who I'd like to take this opportunity to easier. been either when he was taking up a accepted voluntary exile from his voice my opinion and complaints To Ellen Block, Stage XII Quad collection for something I didn't home because of deep moral about- Residence Life and the Stage Director: I thought you had more want to pay for, or when I didn't convictions? I suggest that the true XII quad office. Recently I left my sense than that. happen to like him personally. hypocrites are those in our room key home, which is upstate To Dana Solomon, Operations I At no time did I ever fear the RA government who sought to disguise about 300 miles from here. After Assistant: You're a chockey puck' because of his position, or becase he the American policy of national explaining my situation to the Stage John Chowske. Presidetr represented the administration. The self-interest by claiming that we were XII quad office (Dana Stage XIII) Colle:, Ic islttur, RA's in Benedict have always been students who just happened to have access to all the information and forms I could possibly want. All I can say, Tom, is maybe things are run differently in Gershwin. ,. Paul B. Gallagher

I Ludicrous Reasoning Ca To the Editor: : As a veteran served with the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment in Vietnam, read M. Garfolo's condemnation of the draft evader as a "coward and hypocrite" (Statsmn, February 21) wth a mixture of amument and rritation. I know plenty of reservists who opted for the National Guard with te express purpos of avoiding ting spped to Vietnam. While these weesittingWmsrvists on tbair aes in smmer camp plyin WN eums w.ereetting blown away I _ X ..... - , .-I -,I _

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By JEAN ANDRUCKI In chaos? At what point wil one government step Furthermore, the existing situation in Africa s Who will save Uganda from the almost forth and declare that it is time to investigate the one in which blacks are seeking to prove that they inevitable destruction which Idi Amin Dada seems "rumored" insanity of Amin? And if he is juded are capable of sef-rule. A man such as Amin, Intent upon? The country which was once the sane shbou he not then be held accountable for declaring that he forces whites to carry him "pearl of Africa" is now on the verge of colapse, the murders he has committed, both upon the land around on their shoulders in order to illustrate the both economic and social. and peopaof UgaTida? "new white man's brdn, can osrl act Amin has not only succeeded in turning Uganda Amin has destroyed the economy of Uganda detrimentally toward achieving the desired ends of to shambles but he has also incurred the wrathof through his suspicions of subversion in his equality. all national leaders who recognize the importance country. He has expelled those citizens of Asia One other topic worthy of mention is the CO of their citizens' welfare. The genocidal who had the technical know-how to keep the rapidly disappearin wildlife of Africa. The people !'IL.. elimination of select populations which Amin has factories of Uganda operating. Uganda must now have resorted to consuming the precious wildlife embarked upon is an outrage to the civilized import sugar, alcohol and radios for its army while for survival and exploiting rare features (i.e. world. The only accurate records available for the the civilians exist upon bananas and-corn. No elephant tusks) to obtain foreign currency. The past six years indicate that Amin has been directly foreign country will deal in exports from Uganda money produced in Uganda with Amin's picture responsible for the deaths of 300,000 Ugandans. It because of past contract breaks. Amin has on it is worthless, even in Uganda. seems probab)e that this number would be higher destroyed the confidence of foreign buyers The terror with which Idi Amin Dada rules is if not for Amin's cowardly secretive methods. through his inability to efficiently run his disgraceful. The downfall of Uganda is imminent It is discouraging at this point to realize that not country. As a result the people of Uganda cannot unless some action is taken to prevent it. If we on one country has proposed a solution to this even purchase the means of nutrition to keep the outside allow such a catastrophe to manifest travesty. There is no concern shown for the themselves alive. itself before our eyes, we have nothing to feel helpless Ugandans at the mercy of this diabolical Amin refuses to funnel the Arab aid which other than shame. In the interest of the country of madman. Enemies who are brave enough to speak supports Uganda into the purchasing of spare parts Uganda and its inhabitants the United States c out against Amin within Uganda mysteriously to repair his factories and other mechanical should initiate a full-fledged investigation of Amin disappear. Leaders outside of Uganda who publicly capital. Less than five percent of the buses in under the direction of the United Nations. This frown upon his murderous antics are subject to Uganda are operable, only one of every 20 trucks should not upset Amin because, as he claims, "I childish threats and reprimands from Amin. For can be used. It would not be an understatement to love Americans, they are my best friends." how long will this dictatorial self-proclaimed say that Amin has entirely neglected his country's protege of Hitler be permitted to hold the world wefare. (The writer is an SUSB undergraduate.)

e Center. After considerable thought bear the expense of it." I urge, as does Polity, for all Protest E;lection -and careful deliberation, we have Indeed. It is entirely possible that students to start calling their (0 concluded that the most viable there is a new Cervantes now growing representatives and make your voice To the Editor: solution would be to buy a number up in the South Bronx, or another heard. Show Toll you're willing to go On February 24, the American of used refrigerators from the Richard Wright in Oceanhill-Brown- "through the system" to correct his Association for the Advancement of Refrigerator King. They can be sville, or that the scientist who will unbelievably insensitive and total Science made Professor ArthU: r'- ld to the King at the end of the unlock the dread secret of cancer is disregard for the democratic process Jensen of Berkeley a fellow of the year, they will be delivered free, and now finishing her second year at where majority is supposed to rule. a) Academy. Jensen's "theory" is that they are small enough to move Suffolk Community College. They Polity will allow any and all students black people are genetically around the building. would not be very likely to go to free access to their NY State tie-line "inferior" intellectually. After Rob Brodsky Columbia. Even if Stony Brook does to call your legislator in Albany. If a hearing of this racist travesty, the Rich Reich not produce a Cervantes or a Richard student is unsure of who his or her International Committee Against Specious Opinion Wright or a Margaret Mead, it-and representative is, Polity will have on Racism (InCAR) suggested that the other University Centers and hand a list of all the legislators in NY people send mailgrams and letters of CUNY-will certainly produce the State. protest to the AAAS. InCAR agrees To the Editor: future leaders of the state, just as This is an urgent plea from myself with Dr. William Wallace of Harvard One of my colleagues commented Madison and Ann Arbor and and Polity for students to do this who resigned from the AAAS calling recently in the New York Times that Berkeley now produce the leaders in immediately. Let Albany hear your Jensen's election "an endorsement of teaching Stony Brook students is their state. voice, you have everything to gain. racism." Anyone wishing to protest "always somewhat difficult" because That is why we are here. Otherwise when you're writing that the Jensen election *hould send ''the Stony Brook student has tended - * Hugh G. Cleland term paper or studying for that test mailgrams or letters of protest to: to come from a Long Island family History Department on Christmas Day, don't complain, AAAS, 1515 Mass. Ave. NW, with little or no college experience." Act Now because you didn't have the guts and Washington D.C., 20005. Copies Therefore, the writer went on, the Ac~tN^ow t' forthrightness~ to do what was best should be sent to: InCAR, c/o Stony Brook student is less for yourself. Casadaban, Dept. of Psychology. "sophisticated" than one at To the Editor: Elliott Arluck The following letter was sent to Columbia. The new academic calander is the the AAAS by psychology faculty, I have just been re-reading the most important issue affecting the g r a d u a t e students and autobiography of Alfred Kazin, one college community this year. After Feral Rage undergraduates: of the principal literary figures of our listening to the bureaucratic rhetoric ..We, the undersigned, are appalled time. His father was an immigrant last Thursday night spewed out by To the Editor: at the decision of the AAAS to make house painter. Irving Howe's father President Toll, I called my state The last timee I saw my friend Professor Arthur Jensen of Berkeley was, I believe, a garment worker. The legislator. Gregory, his features were grossly a fellow for his "significant scientific present incumbent of the White My legislator's office called the swollen, he was obviously feverish, contributions." Professor Jensen has House was the first in his family to Deputy Chancellor's office this past and his reasoningg, I knew, had been based the bulk of his work on the go to college. But a teacher in Monday and got the following impaired; becaus e he was still only studies of Sir Cyril Burt. The recent depression-ridden rural Georgia information. 1) Toll's change is fever-riden and (dejected; absolutely revelations that Burt has used overcame his lack of sophistication, merely a proposal, not adopted incapable of co)nceiving a deadly, fraudulent data cuts hard into and he has been reading Dylan policy, and 2) The State Education feral rage at the: presentment of an Jensen's work as well. At a time of Thomas and Tolstoy ever since. Office is investigating the process of infirmary withou t any doctors. economic crisis, the theories of An earlier incumbent of the White how the decision was arrived at. To the doctor that had something Jensen can be used, in part, as an House, John Adams, understood very The main point is that I, as I am to do Friday belfore last, and to the underpinning to justify unfair and well the importance of public sure of other students, thought the infirmary person nel that encouraged racist public policies. Lending education to the republic. "The calendar was final. However, if him to go and dlo it, "Come to my credibility to Jensen's whole people," he wrote, "must take students actively call their legislators, door sometime! Let me kick you in already-debunked, anti-scientific, upon themselves the education of the pressure can be applied at Albany to the face." racist theories, does not speak well whole people, and must be willing to return to a proper academic calender Alan B. Hacker lor the AAAS. ocienzlsus ana researchers should be promoting racial unity and not racial disharmony. We register our outrage at the Jensen fellowship. Signed: Dana Bramel, Ronald Friend, Anthony W. Burr, William Iburra, Bruce Newman, Nancy A. Lukoski, Cynthia Newbille, Laura R. Rosen, Jerry A. Schechter, Keith Commander, Carol Soukup, Debra L. Seidman, Adrianne Casadaban, David Gersh. Jerry Schechter Department of Psychology

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To the Editor: The two of us have been considering the possible solutions to the problem of the omission of a &.- arm. t1oHalth R-^ionep I morgue from te rMwneatln a s.. I

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By JERRY GROSSMAN Last Friday, as the sun made its first appearance BRIEFS since early O(tober, and the temperatire soared iuto the high 60s signalling to all that spring was Gate Crasher Is Jailed indeed coming- H-Quad erupted into a spontaneous celebration. Frisbees, footballs, and Baltimore, Md.(AP)-The man who crashed a light plane into baseballs filled the air; while bikinis and shorts Memorial Stadium minutes after a National Football League playoff were on display after a winter of inactivity. game last December was sentenced yesterday to two years in Friday evening, in the aftermath prison. of the afternoon's activities, two contingents from two Judge Daniel Friedman imposed the term against Donald N. respective Benedict halls - Al and D2-made thei Kroner, 33, of Essex, Maryland, who was convicted last month of way over to the gym for an intramural basketball reckless flying and malicious destruction. game. For undefeated D2, who carted sixes of Kroner pleaded with Friedman to release him, saying it was Knick beer under their arms, the trek to the gym "stupid to fly" last December 19 and that he had been upset by the alone was exciting. Meanwhile, Al was furiously Baltimore Colts' loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers. working to dredge up enough players to avert a Friedman sentenced Kroner to two years for each of two forfeit and field a team. malicious destruction charges and 90 days for reckless flying. The The resulting contest was anything terms will run at the same time. but a contest, instead it was a continuation of the Kroner claimed be had lost control of the plane and tried to land afternoon's festivities. When the outcome it in the football field but smashed into the upper deck, which was of a iame is never in doubt, and no hard feedlings virtu'l"v empty after being packed during the game. Kroner was exist between the two slight!; injured in the crash. squads, anything can be fun. The score was recorded, but little attention was paid to Ali Schedules Bout the numbers after D2 opened up a 20-0 lead. And to their credit, Al was able to participate in the New York (AP)-Muhammad Ali will defend his heavyweight fun. championship against Lorenzo "Rocky" Zanon of Milan, Italy in For the record, John Quinn, D2's veteran Seoul, Korea, sometime in May , it was announced yesterday by leader, led all scorers with 20 points. Glenn promoter Paul Corvino. Edwards, a freshman who doesn't lead D2 in either According to Corvino, financial arrangements for the bout are category, turned in his best performance of the virtually completed with only a few minor changes to be made in a season, netting 14 points. But the finest $4.8 million letter of credit. performance of all was registered by Al's Victor Corvino, president of Pro Athletes, a personal management Kramitz, who dazzled his drunken opponents with corporation, met with All's manager, Herbert Muhammad, and his his outside shooting. Kramitz scored 18 points, Bl's victory set up a showdown match with D2 attorney last Saturday in Chicago to finalize plns for the fight. despite his team's 61-27 defeat. for Benedict's divisional title. The contest will be Zanon, 23, has won 28 of 30 professional bouts, 20 of them by Meanwhile, on a different court, in a slightly played sometime next week, but the exact day and knockout. more intense atmosphere, Benedict's E2 and B1 time is unknown since the schedule is being The defense will be the first for Ali since last September 28, when were engaged in a controversial struggle. Mike completed this afternoon. Still, both halls are he scored a controversial 15-round decision over challenger Ken Krusupsky's 14 points lifted Bl to a 38-35 victory, already preparing for the game, which promises to Norton. but E2, who also made life tough for D2 earlier in draw more of D2's attention then the Al game the season, earned Bl's respect. did. Mason Gets His Chance Dunedin, Fla. (AP)-"It's nice to run out on the field and hear . applause instead of a lot of verbal abuse," said shortstop Jim Mason, . While Langmuir D- Falls taking a philosophical view of his move from the champion New By DAVID SIEGEL Langmuir A-1 by the score of 29-18. The York Yankees to the expansicn Toronto Blue Jays. When Langmuir D-1 came into last week's incredible part is that A-3's David Starr scored 27 Mason can't look forward to any World Series bonuses this season contest in the Langmuir Basketball League, they of A-3's 29 points. "We had a lot of but he insists he's not sorry. were. in pretty good shape. They were 2-1, opportunities," said Starr. "My shots seemed to be "I never felt Billy Martin gave me a fair shake,' said the angry uncontested in second place, and had a chance to the only ones to drop." Starr hit on 13 out of 16 infielder who also played for the present Yankee manager with the move into first, but first they had to beat that shots and had all of A-3's field goals. Jay Weiner Texas Rangers. night's opponent, Langmuir C-2, 3-0. But by the added two foul shots. Langmuir A-3 is now 2-2 'Once I was on a six-game hitting streak and we went into Kansas end of the evening they were 2-2 and tied for and tied for second place while A-1 drops to 1-3. City with a pitcher on the mound that I hit regularly. I didn't get to second place with two other teams. In another battle for second place C-l easily play. It makes a guy wonder if there's any need in trying." The C-2/D-1 game was a close battle with defeated D-3, 37-30. Allen Tate and Ed neither Mason is one of a collection of castoffs, veterans, and fuzzfaed team leading by more than two points. D-l Stankowitz paced C-l with 16 and 12 points rookies who are seeking to survive with one of the new American was held in the game by their hot-shooting Joe respectively. League Franchises. Milavsky, who finished with 17 points. With time As the Langmuir League goes into the final week, Langmuir A-3, second place for "Alot of us old guys have found a rejuvenation here," said Phil running out, and D-1 having the opportunity to tie the McDowell Cup, plays Langmuir Roof, 36, a tall, lean catcher whose career has spanned 17 years, the game, C-2 stole the ball and scored for a 30-26 C-l, fourth place victory. for the McDowell Cup, in a fight for a playoff -covering services with seven clubs in both major leagues. Jeff Navon led the balanced C-2 attack berth. D-? will try to survive against D-3. 'This team has some strong, young arms. I think I can help with 12 points. Langmuir C-2 will try to make it five straight them." In another contest there was an inci-bl individual performance. Langmuir A-3 defeated against A 1. Michigan No. 1

(AP)-Michigan is the No. 1 college basketball team in the nation in The Associated Press' final poll of the season. Now comes the tough part -trying to convince a bunch of other teams that the Wolverines deserve to stay there, starting with the University of Detroit. '"That's just terrific. We're elated and proud to be voted the No. 1 team in America over the course of the season. That's a long haul, and we thank the Associated Press for recognizing our effort," Michigan Coach Johnny Orr said yesterday after the Wolverines, 25-3,received 893 points and 28 of the 49 first place votes cast by a nationwide panel of sports writers and broadcasters. "It's a tremendous credit to our players, our coaches and our entire program," Orr added. The Wolverines, who whipped Holy Cross 92-81 in the first round of the NCAA tournament, go after Det-oit Thursday night in a Mideast regional semifinal at Lexington, Kentucky, "Well, I really don't think a No. 1 rating will be a great factor," Orr said of the matchup. "Detroit has enough incentive going into this game.. .I don't think the ranking should affect the way we play 'cause we've been No. 1 before and teams have been trying to shoot us down all season." UCLA, 24-4 after beating Louisville 87-79 in an NCAA tourney first-round game, stayed No. 2 ranking with eight rust-place votes and 836 points. Kentucky, 25-3, vaulted three rungs to third with seven first place votes and 775 points following its 72-58 thrashing of Princeton. JAMIE MILLER (dark jary) mowv the ball out of the backeourt in itramural actk

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if.l ;. d,2sMI R1AMZ'3 TA 12Z ^ t aef. Statesmani SPORTS Wednesday, March 16, 1977 Hockey Club Still Satisfied After Met Elimination By MANNY CALADO minrgdale-"Glad to be here, happy we came this for," said Steve White of the Stony Brook hockey dub. White's comment reflected the attitude of the Patriots after they were elimited from the Metropolitan Hockey playoffs by a 6-3 los to New York Tee lHt Monday. The Patriots were undertandbly disapponted but not bitter. They were satisfied with themseles. The Patriots were a bit of a surprise this season. They won only one game during the first half of the season, while dropping seven. But Stony Brook came back to post a 5-6-3 record and squeeze pst Cook College to earn the last play-off spot in the East Division of the Metropolitan College Hockey Association. The Patriots, composed mostly of freshmen and sophmores, did not lack spirit but did find themselves short of experience and finesse. It took the team a semester to get together. Not known for their mastery on the ice, their desire and willingness to still give their opponents a run, "We are a together team," said White. "We were surprised at them getting into the playoffs," said New York Tech's left wing John Towsend. "After our last game against them we did not expect to see them again." Actually,the NMY.Tech almost didn't meet the Patriots again because the game began an hour late. The *rlr-, *v · trl vWnuUKYc v LVD 1uvas tin iCe Tor tn last time this sason. appointed officials reported to the Port Washington rink, The Patriots felt that the hour wait had hurt them. Cuttler. 'After going 1-7 you don't expect where N.Y. Tech to get into regularly plays its games. For Monday's 'The wait slowed us down," mid Phil Fazio. '"The wait the playoffs." game, however, Racquet and Rink in Farmingdale had took the drive out of us we were on fire in the locker STONY BROOK-1 0 2-3 been rented. Upon finding that there was no scheduled room," said Mitch Cuttler. 'Those goals took the wind NEW YORK TECH4 1 1-6 N.Y. Tech game at Port Washington,the referees returned FIRST PERIOD-NY Tech. Laprine (unasisted) 2:19. NY Tech. out of us." Bill Schultheiss had another theory, "we Roberty (Olen, Laprine) 2:35. NY Tech, Huether (Barry) 4%36. home. It took an hour to summon another official. didn't hit," he said. "They came out pretty fast, that Stony Brook, Gorman (White) 12:16. NY Tech, Roberty N.Y. Tech took a quick (Glenon) 13:32. Penalties-White (SB), 5:18; Cittler (SB), 11:14; lead scoring three goals in the was what we were supposed to do," said John Bianculli. Nicolino (Tech) 11:14; Shapey (SB), 14:28; Olen (Tech), 14:28: Robins (SB), 15:58. first five minutes of play. Stony Brook never gained During the second period both teams played at an effective control of the puck during this period. At the *even pace, with the only goal was scored by Tech's Tom SECOND PERIOD-NY Tech, Barry (Eberts, Huether 15:05. half-way mark N.Y. Tech had unleashed nine shots on Penaltie-Bianculli (SB),4:12; Nicolino (Tech), 5:41 Bianculli Barry which increased the lead to 5-1. (SB), 7:29; Bianculli (SB), 18:00; White (SB), 14:20; McCarty goalie Mike Flaherty, while the Patriots had yet to test In the third period Stony brook played its best hockey (Tech),1 5:35. N.Y. Tech's goalie Neil Vogna. of the game. White scored a power play goal for Stony THIRD PERIOD-Stony Brook, White (Gorman) 0:51. Stony. However, Brook, Gorman Stony Brook managed to score a goal while Brook,and kept on pressing. The pressure paid off as Ira (Friedman) 9:56. NY Tech, Glenon (Laprine, both teams were skating four aside. Steve Huether) 13:49. Penaties-Robons (SB) 3:15; Barry (Tech) White passed Gorman tallied another score at 9:56. However, N.Y. 5:52; Schultheis (SB), 5:52; Barry (Tech), 7:52; Casey (Tech), to Ira Gorman who 13:49; Moresco (SB), 13:49. tucked the puck past Vigna. A Tech's Kevin Glenon put the game out of reach at minute later Tech left wing Steve Roberty scored to put 13:49. SHOTS ON GOAL SB: 6-9-10-25 Tech: 20-9-6-35 Tech ahead, 4-1. ' We are not ashamed, eoL·IIIIIIIICIIIIIIIII we have gone this far," said Goaltenders-SB: Flaherty; Tech: Vigna. Men's Tennis: Success and a Solid Program By DAVID SIEGEL year is sophomore Andy Rubien. When Stony Brook tennis Coach Les In other singles spots are an impressive crop of Thompson talks about his team, he's not only freshman. Brett Notine, the No. 10 player on the talking about having a successful season. For Stony Brook Squash team, was a doubles Thompson, building a solid tennis program is just champion last year at Bayshore High School, as important. which should help the team. "We are building up our program little by John Morrelli, out of Brooklyn tennis power little," said Thompson. "Last year we got sweat South Shore High School, who Thompson calls, suits and this year we got new uniforms." "my type of guy," and Wynn Mintz, number one However, that is not the important part. "During player at Island Trees High School in Levittown, the fall the fellows on the team got together and are two more impressive freshman. Finally, there practiced and played," said Thompson. "That is are Alan Mates, number one singles player at how you build a program." Bellmore Kennedy High School, and his high The tennis team has been making progress year school teammate, Andy Orlander. by year. Three years ago it didn't win a match. For doubles teams Thompson plans on using Two years ago it was 3-8 and last year the Aronowitz and Appelman for number one Patriots were 6-6. They lost 5 of those matches doubles and expects a battle for number two and by the score of 5-4, however and according to three doubles team with Lewis-Duzich, Thompson they could have been 11-1. Maites-Orlander, and Morrelli -Mintz-Notine all "At the end of the season we knew we were fighting for the two spots. one hell of a team," said Thompson. Out of 26 "We are going to be strong and deep," said schools in the Metropolitan Conference Thompson. "We had the problem in the past of Individual playoffs we went far, losing only to being strong on the top and weak on the bottom. scholarship schools like St. Johns and Iona." However, this season we are strong throughout." The Patriots are led by tentatively number one Besides a strong team Thompson has other singles player, Captain Steve Aronowitz. plans for his tennis program. Included are Aronowitz, a sophomore, was 9-3 last year while bleachers for fans, lights for night action, wind being seeded third in the Metropolitan screens to improve playing conditions, and a Conference Individual playoffs. "You know public address system. Also in his plans are a other coaches respect you when you are seeded tennis clinic which will include an open third,' Thompson said. tournament for students, faculty and loal The second singles player appears to be Jack community. Exhibitions and tennis tips from Appelman. Appelman, a sophomore, played on a tennis professionals will also be part of the clinic, junior tournament circuit last year. Fighting for But all those plans are for the future. For the singles spots are last years undefeated players, time being, Thompson can see just how solid his senior John Duzich and sophomore Steve Lewis. team and his program are when the Patriots begin their season March 30th against St. John's. .v",w u.v.-wrv pwu xoo oUcKnnamonwu in a mea usis sason. I%".

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By SUE RISOLI with WUSB. The host of a culturally enhance the Stony Brook anything else. They're very sensual, How does one define the essence syndicated talk show to be area," he said. "I could close down very basic." Needless to say, his of a performer who revels in wild broadcast every Sunday evening, he all the discos." audiences seemed to agree, and, at conga solos, magically causes has interviewed such As a performer, he has appeared the show I attended, they clamored numbers to appear on his arm, and semi-luminaries as Tom Paxton and at the Other End, the Bottom Line, for more. plays the piano "by ear" - actually John Hammond, and is attempting and California's rock-renowned An important part of Stevens' leaning over to strike the keys with to engage the services of one former Troubadour. If my label fits his style act is magic. Combining illusion his ear? How can one characterize a Beatle. When asked what one says it is one of "satiric folk." Citing with a bland delivery, he enjoys man who has met the likes of on meeting John Lennon, Lou Lenny Bruce as his idol, Stevens walking on stage, pulling a long Richard Nixon and John Lennon replied, "I told him he's wrong -- I delights in performing sarcastic string of scarves from his mouth, but would love to sit down and am the walrus." Ambitious about ,ditties like "The Telephone Song," and saying, "Hi, I'm Lou Stevens" have a talk with WardMelville? Were presenting numerous types of music a tune written because he "hates as though nothing out of the it not for the fact that Lou Stevens to the listening public, Lou feels the phone company." Grinning as ordinary has happened. An avid finds the words pretentious, he that if he joined efforts with SAB patrons of the Crows Nest in Ridge Steve Martin fan, he patterns could be termed "electric" or they could bring about a greater chime in, 'Theyll take your phone himself after the Colorado perhaps "cryptic." As difficult as it variety of entertainment than now when you're not home," Lou comedian, saying, "When I saw that 'is to abel the local musician and exists '"Students at Stony Brook Tbecomes quite serious in discussing guy on national television, I knew WUSBtalk show host, on watching should have more to say about who 'why Ma Bell is anathema to him. there was hope for me." A new Lou perform and visiting his Rocky gets booked there," he said. Besides '-Communication is everything," he trick he has devised consists of Point home the emerging image is bringing "class acts" to the Brook, says. "People shouldn't have to pay making numerals appear on his arm an improbable cross between a he hopes his WUSB show will be for it." A strong advocate of while rubbing ashes on it, a feat caustic Woody Guthrie and a rustic the impetus for a new cultural listening to, understanding, and that he will not explain under any Lenny Bruce. awareness here, and has great accepting others, he continued, "I circumstances. One area for Lou Stevens' hopes. "So, I'd like Ward Melville hate people who say, 'I'm into this Stevens has some views on the -. - now and I'm cool." Everybody's current music scene. Considering cool." Accompanying this attitude .Bob Dylan an artist as opposed to is a sense of individualism, from Barry Manilow, who he calls "a which stems Lou's abhorrence of craftsman," he mentioned hearing labels .and his refusal to be that Dylan's next album will be :categorized. produced by Phil Spector, and Stevens utilizes his music to get facetiously suggested Disco Dylan his opinions across, resuing in as a possible album title. On the meticulous attention to lyric subject of Frank Sinatra, Stevens - content and emphasis on free, referred to 01' Blue Eyes as "a creative expression. On the subject genius at what he does," revealing, of disco music, he laments its "loss "Sometimes I get into this Frank of lyrics" and remarks "It's OK, Sinatra thing where I smoke a but it's so structured. Music should cigarret and throw a coat over my be what people feel, but everyone shoulder." can't feel 4:4 all the time." One Stevens would like to see a way for him to delve into what colony of artists, writers, musicians, people feel is his drum solo, and other creative persons performed every Friday and established on an island somewhere. Saturday night during his show at A bit utopian, he also has dreams of the Crow's Nest. Accompanied by making this area a haven for his own maniacal hoots, deep cultural activities, and plans on breathings, and other assorted playing for retarded children and noises, Stevens goes all out in a the elderly. Trying always "to performance one observer referred integrate comedy, magic, singing to as "orgasmic." Lights flash as and instrumental skills," Stevens the crescendo mounts, and at the has recorded an album, is finishing end of the solo the stage is plunged work on a single, and would like to into darkness. Queried as to what play as many college concerts as could inspire such musical abandon, possible. More important than he joked, "I'm into primal scream -success to him, however, is keeping therapy." Continuing in a more his act free of creative restrictions, serious vein, he explained, "Drums and remaining an unusual individual are a great love of mine. I've never who cannot be labeled. As Lou felt strong instrumentally on guitar. -Stevens himself said, 'I function There's something you can say with within the system but I function drums that you can't say with within it on my terms" * . . 3.-Al RecordsGabriel Succeeds On His IOn expected from someone of By DAVID G. ROSENBERG reason why he's one of the best harder cuts all feature interesting Gabriel's background, but he even For his first solo outing, Peter vocalists the English rock scene dynamic changes. Gabriel's role in ventures into the blues and a Gabriel, former lead singer of has every produced. Genesis was supposedly only that barbershop quartet. "Waiting for England's Genesis who lyrically Compoditional AProficieny of lyricist, but judging from this the Big One", is rn excellent copy .and visually helped shape an image Gabriel's singing ability is album he apparently contributed of some old smokey barroom of fantasy for that band, has already established, but his strong heavily to the music of the early blues. Gabriel gives it a chosen an image of ambiguity for compositional proficiency comes Genesis. lighthearted and humorous himself. Surrounded by producer as some surprise. "Here Comes Another surprise is Gabriel's approach and it works quite well. Bob Ezrin and an excellent The Flood," a ballad that closes choice of mateial. The songs that t "Excuse Me," the barbershop assortment of musicians, Gabriel *+ha *lhdlm is nre tv and the sound !ike Genesis are to be quartet, is also treated lightly and has sampled a variety of rock is an interesting diversion from the related music and the result is a rest of the album. delightful album. Peter Gabriel, the album, shows i The first thing that grabs you us that Peter Gabriel the artist is I about Peter Gabriel is its or willing to willingness and ability to rock. not quite ready i style of his While Genesis opts for a sound of establish a concrete is distinctive subtlety and almost to the point of own. Gabriel's voice II song fluff, Gabriel gives us a sound with throughout but the different i clear cut guts. "Modem Love," the best cut styles do not show a I is on the album, rocks hard as it is style for the future. That a style i even needed, however, is a point II powered by the guitars of Robert Fripp and Steve Hunter. The in question. Peter Gabriel possesses one of the best and most I sound is dense and melodic, I reminiscent of the harder cuts of distinctive voices in rock and his Genesis' Lamb Lies Down on first solo album realizes it's Broadway. "Moribund the Burger intentions perfectly; to show his Meister" smacks of the Beatles voice to be effective in many from their Sgt Pepper period and different musical settings. Gabriel features strong support from is now touring the United States Larry "Synergy" fast on with most of the musicians on his synthesizer and Fripp on guitar. album and it will be interesting to see what kind of show he has put Gabriel's very English vocals are PStr Gabri, formerly lme staler ana songwvuror OaGn nsa,Mar omw a a stowo strong here as he displays the album that showcas his proficency as a solo artist. together. - .i,- I-I Records ,. ... . II ,.. Television Is a Definite Turn On By STANLEY LOCUST Richard Lloyd have come quite a be one of the most creative lead because its forcefulness is so A friend of mine once remarked way since the "Little Johnny players going, particularly in an riveting. Without it, I often feel about Springsteen's Born to Run Jewel" single. Ficca is especially age where infinite sustain and/or that this might have been just that he didn't worry too much impressive; he proves that power jazzy licks seem to be the byword. another bring-back the60's about the ultimate artistic depth and subtlety in hard rock Live, Verlaine is guaranteed to album, although with excellent of the album because when he put drumming are compatable. His break at least two strings a night, musicianship. it on, it would pick him up and cymbal work is worthy of, say, such is his fanatic energy. He In short, this is the sort of throw him out the window, Levon Helm, while his fills manage fairly rips vibrato-laden notes out record you listen to rather than leaving him crumpled on the to be creative and still drive the of his instrument with such finesse think about. Richard Lloyd's ground. It was mainly the band to heights of metal ecstasy, that his tremolo arm is rendered guitar figurations in "Venus de production that impressed him, not unlike Keith Moon, though superfluous. With little overt Milo," the Allmanish guitar solo in not the content. Marguee Moon, not as manic. The production, by concern for harmony or rhythm, "Guiding Light" (played by Television's debut album, has a Andy Johns and Verlaine, is eVerlaine produces dissonant Lloyd, who wrote the music - all similar effect; however, in first-rate, retaining the impact of intervals that Robert Fripp would other music and all lyrics are by Television's case the material, live performance while allowing all be proud of, always at total odds Verlaine), Ficca's tasteful yet holds up well under artistic the musicians to be heard. Richard with the rhythm section. Novel effective cymbal work on scrutiny. One should be warned Lloyd's guitar comes across much techniques aren't lost on his "Elevation," Tom's 'vocal and that .whereas this is not a better on record, in fact it is he either, he has been known to pull instrumental intensity on the particularly progressive album, it's who provides much of the his E-strings over and around the album's heaviest track, "Friction" not punkish either. Television, the instrumental color that keeps the back of the neck, and produce - all have to be heard. Of course, leading band, along with Talking band from being another bunch of tonal variations simply by flicking you have to like rock & roll, Heads, of the New York primitive hard rockers. Fred Smith his tone controls back and forth. especially rock & roll with a underground rock scene, have been plays a straightforward, What makes Verlaine's guitar personal vision. Television is not a playing their music in the area for uncomplicated underground rock work great is also what gives him big step forward so much as a quite a while. In the past several style bass most of the time, -his evocative vocal style tension. reaffirmation of the validity of years they have replaced their though he can bring out the subtle He pulls the words from his gut as rock music (specifically American original bass player Richard Hell, harmonic unfoldings in some of -passionately as he does notes from rock music), at a time when even and have recorded a single, "Little the material. his axe. The Patti Smith influence the best of it leaves quite a bit to Johnny Jewel" which has been Control is most evident, but mitigated by a be desired. approached for recording purposes Control seems to be the Jeff Lynne-like resonance. Unlike Patti Smith, Tom A by many wellknowns, and have, key word of this record, and His voice is reminiscent of Ian Verlaine feels that in order to give been the chief mainstay of CBGB Television appears intent 'on Hunter's in its declamatory entirely of yourself, you have to in the Bowery, the "home of punk wringing the maximum amount of fashion, as well as its Lou Reed leave a bit at the core to maintain rock." Leader/singer/guitarist/- expression from very tight derived half-talk at times, but your "cool" image; unlike songwriter Tom Verlaine has structures. Many of the songs on never attains the indulgent Springsteen he knows that the worked with Patti Smith on her this album are verse-chorus pieces excesses of a Steve Harley. image doesn't come first; unlike I debut album Horses where he built on British Invasion-style Forcefulness of Voice the Dolls, he knows that you have co-wrote and played on "Break It bases, although there are Interestingly, "Prove It" on this to be able to play even simple Up." deviations from this in the more record is very similar to Steve stuff well; and unlike Talking Tightness melodramatic stuff like "Torn Harley and Cockney Rebel Heads, he knows the best kind of The first thing that hits one Curtain." Strangly, 'Tor stylistically, while much of the sound to get and how to get it. All I, about the record is the amazing Curtain" is the least effective cut record's metal attack sounds like of which makes Marquee Moon tightness of the band. Drunmer on the album, despite being the 'Mott the Hoople at their peak. the most promising news we are Billy Ficca, bassist Fred Smith, most musically intricate. But the voice is the focus of likely to get regarding 70's main- proved . to attention in each song, simply I and co-lead guitarist Verlaine and Verlaine has stream rock. a Ik I- -.. -" . - I r

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By ERNIE CANADEO so many other rock bands, feeling that makes you It's been a long time Seger's band is tight and believe that he grew up in since I've seen a performer professional, and he rock and roll, and that his or a band give a commands every move. The music is yet another tribute performance as convincing, band's sound is full. The sax to the genre. fresh, and unpretentious as and guitar combine to form Bob Seger and the Silver 'Rock and Roll Never a sound that is comparable Forgets," the kickoff song Bullet Band gave at the to Springsteen's E Street Long Island Arena last on his latest album, Night Band, as Seger glides across Moves, is the most moving Saturday night. To apply the stage, stopping the usual cliohed superflous and provactive reflection of occassionally to pound his outgrowing rock and roll adjectives would be self feet or snap his arm in time defeating; it suffices to say that I'e ever heard. With to the band's pounding lines Mte "So youre a little that Seger has taken the rhythm. basics of rock and roll and bit older and a lot 1e His vocals are distinctive, bolder than used expanded them without you to be; and the songs are So you used to shake 'em sacrificing the urgency and memorable; many are down but now you stop and spontaneity, the guts, of reminiscent tales of the rock and roll. think about your dignity. early days, the younger So sweet sixteens turned But Seger is not unique. days, of living in a rock and thirty one..." Ther. is nothing in his Seger has roll world. The back seat of hit home. on-stage persona that an old '60 Chevy; standing hasn't been exhibited on the corer of Main street With the current chart elsewhere. Stripped of the on a lonely night; Seger success of Night Moves, glamour that accompanies sings with an bonesy ana Seger's superstardom in the Mid-west where he's headlined 60,000 seat arenas) is bound to spread Knmy Rnkin_ the Itumx g ier/lwrmer wh, is to the east. It's nc wonder. noted for his exrrinary ve perfomances, wil be It's been a long time since a appemluw in the Gym on Friday night for one show concert blew me away. at 9:00 The Atlanta Rhythm ___ -..ZA Section, who are touring on the heels of a new album A Rock and Roll Alternative, Bill Baird Center and a hit single, were INFORMATION. HELP, & LOSEINGFOR dissappointing. On record, their style is distinctive; a ABORTION subtle blend of blues, rock, and jazz that maintains its BIRTH CONTROL identity. Unfortunately, in concert they indulge in * FREE PREGNANCY TESTING · excessive solos and play so REGARtDLES OF AGE OR MARITAL STATUS loud that the songs are indistinguishable, which is SICRTLY CONFIDEN7IAL too bad because they are OPEN 9 AM-9 PM fine musicians who do not . 7DAYSA WE'K have to hide under the A NnT.K Y auspices of a loud rock and IPY16JIIIY1 11ON.liU11 m' PAR. Ismsalsaf 16171 63GM11 penormance a1xuw T .Ung USiaU Arenu laStr WeeKeIn. rool band. _I couiDon 4 i iYt 44* coupon traffic * I N.icols * off 25A.* A. Cawcr SPciy there's lots of living x, and lovina ahead

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" March 16, 1977 STATESMAN/Proscenium Oft-f 3A __ . -L Welcome to Despair in LA desperation of 10 individuals, in despair. Geraldine Chaplin the setting of Christmas Eve in the portrays a housewife mried to a City of Los Angees. successful businessman. She Returnin Composr *divides her time between riding The action centers around around Los Angeles in cabs, Carroll Barber (Keith Caradine), a watching Camlle, and trying to young composer who is returning act out the part in her life. home to have his music recorded Throughout the movie she has a by rock star Eric Wood (played by horrible cough which she always is Richard Baskin, the composer of trying to perfect (and which she the film's musical score). The treats with valium). Ann Goode character Carradine portrays is (Sally Kellerman) is a real estate much like his role in Robert agent whose every move seems to Altman's Nashville. Upon his be the last before the total arrival to L.A. he begins a series of breakdown. Her husband, Jack encounters with various women (John Considine), in the which do not even last the furniture-rental business, displays duration of a "one night stand." his own smiling pictures in his L.A." Similarities to Nashville extend office. He seems to be more at By GLORY JONES it. 'beyond the character of Carroll home in his showrooms (with Everybody knows about L.A., Welcome to L.A., written and Barber. The opening sequences of price tags abounding) than in his even if they haven't been there. directed by Alan Rudolph, WLA are Altmanesque in their own home. Sissy Spacek plays Los Angeles, home of the stars, approaches "the city of one night style, introducing each character Linda, the maid who prefers to do the movie and recording stands" from the other side. In by intermingling what are housework topless, and is a industries, with its smog-nourished this movie, we are shown the seemingly isolated scenes. The cast hooker on the side. This is just a orange groves growing by the light decaying guts of the city. Rudolph is made up of Altman's troupe. sampling. These characters are of the never-ending sun and dispenses with the normal Rudolph worked as assistant intertwined with others equally interrupted only by the rows of associations of L.A. like the director on 'The Long Goodbye" lost and grasping to fill the gap in Spanish-style mansions and miles Sunset Strip would-be musicians, "California Split," and their lives despite the social and miles of freeways. Everybody hopeful groupies, and generally, "Nashville." WLA is his first solo successes and surface appearances knows about L.A., or, at least the garish glitter. Instead he performance as a director. of happiness. they know about the exterior of focuses on the lives and While Altman's influence is Alan Rudolph's directorial I apparent, Rudolph clearly emerges debut certainly can be called r' as a director in his own right. He successful. There are, however, expresses his vision of L.A., "the some gaps in this success. promised land gone slightly sour," Welcome, is based on the original by giving us this group of screenplay by Rudolph and Angelenos who feel the emotional Richard Baskin's music suite, decay in their lives and go about, "City of the One Night Stands." in the only way they know, to There is a tendency to repeat combat it. The method they use is lyrics too many times throughout sex with the closest stranger. We the movie making one think how watch the characters go through much nicer it would've been if the day before Christmas with the Baskin had just added one more emptiness of their lives heightened song for variation. For the most and see their last-ditch attempts to part, the music is very effective. rawsons, a uir-pMce vocm group Whoui rporolre IncmIas songs Dy salvage any shred of hope of love Rudolph's presentation of the America, The Beatles, and Simon and Garfunkle, as well as original material, or any small feeling that could have been rece!ving considerable attention playing on-campus nightspots like other side of Los Angeles, the Baby Joeys in Irving College and The Rainy Night House in the Union. The pass for human contact. sprawled out acreage of psychic band, featuring John Kraseski on guitar, vocals, and harmonica, and Ralph Tilleli And nobody seems to be isolation, serves as a welcome and Tony Biscardi on guitar and vocals, formed over a year ago and have played immune from emptiness. There introduction to L.A. to those who nightclubs on Long Island in addition to playing at Stony Brook. They will be appearing at The Rainy Night House on Saturday night. Admission is free. are a host of stereotypes which are only familiar with its exterior < ______^I convey this universal state of appearance. Fine Arts Celebration of Earth and Sky By TARA TREACY knows it. exhibition are the works of Kathi Also useful and imaginative are To celebrate the coming of Others, such as "Summer Madsen. An artist comfortable in a her assorted cups decorated with spring, why not venture out to the Light," have a close-up immediate variety of media, this display whimsical faces. Next time you're Gallery North in Setauket and perspective. The full frontal plane includes only her hand-built pot- feeling like Bogart, with one of experience luxuriant, untarnished combined with a winding dirt road tery pieces and collages. these you can say "Here's lookin' nature via the oil paintings of that opens out widely at the Her collages, all unnamed, con- at you, kid" with a bit more Andrew Masino? Using a palette bottom of the painting and sist of pieces of fabric, in muted conviction. comprised primarily of deep diminishes further on, entice the earth tones, stitched together to Unusual Pieces greens and browns and hazy sky viewer to enter the painting; while make various compositions. Un- Her most unusual pieces must blues, he depicts lush forests and the warm summer sunlight glinting fortunately, all but two have been be the small free standing 'walls" fertile valleys from intriguing onto the path through a lush framed behind pieces of glass, or partitions of people. An attach- perspectives. According to Masino, verdant wood, makes it almost thereby reducing the impact of ed row of five limbless elongated the reason he paints is to explore impossible to refuse. such important aspects as differing torsos and heads, they look like depth. To accomplish this end, Combination of Perspectives textures. Perhaps, for this reason, some sort of bizarre choir, as they many of his paintings have an A combination of these two for the most part, they were stare out at you, their open overhead perspective, as if seen perspectives can be seen in boring. mouths forming small black cir- from a plane, with such titles as "Sound Avenue View." The view- Her pottery pieces, on the other cles. "Farmland Aerial," "Aeropatch," er looks down from an incline, hand, are quite interesting. On Perhaps they are beckoning you and "Aerohaze" would indicate. over tall grass and trees, to softly view are numerous porcelain con- 'to the Gallery North. If you Some are seen from such a height sloping crop-covered hills that roll tainers in a variety of unusual decide to accept their invitation, that recognizeable elements such into the distance. A vibrant shapes. All are subtly and sparing- the gallery is located on North as fields and trees, are reduced to colorist and accomplished realist, ly painted with the same soft Country Road, just north of small patches of hazy blue, mak- Masino brings nature to his view- browns and blues of her collages. Route 25A, which is no more than ing them more akin to abstract ers in many interesting config- Some seem to be vases, while a few miles from campus. It studies in composition than rep- urations. others could be used for a variety should prove to be an interesting resentations of nature as one Also included in the current of purposes. All are unique. excursion. 1% - 00/

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Conertes Ii Two Generations of Bluesmen I By ROBERTA G. KOSSOFF a kind of gut-punch that will The blues come from a time always make city-blues a unique when roads were long, dusty trails genre for musical expression. and meals were few and far Legendary Figures between. They were sung by men The real blues, the down-home who experienced the depression country style of the legendary firsthand with hard core whiskey figures of Brownie McGhee and drinking and whoring. While its Sonny Terry, served as a vehicle been said that these men are a part for the more traditional and of a dying breed, the blues were historic side of the blues. In such never more alive than last numbers as "Get No Lovin' "and Saturday night in the Union "Nasty Boogie Woogie," it Ballroom. becomes quite obvious that blues The "reincarnation" began with often work on a team basis. Terry Louisiana Red, a big city sound and McGhee seem to have an blues player and personal protege acute understanding of the of Muddy Waters. Although' his is musical as well as the lyrical a modern rendition of the blues, ramifications of their style. What including typical chord makes this union so unique is that progressions, he at times borders Sonny Terry and Brownie McGhee on m, dified rock and roll, have not spoken off-stage in over especiaiy noticeable in "Dead Stray five years. According to Doug Dogs." His solo set, without his McLaine, the harpist for Louisiana back-up group - "Can't Get No Red's, "there is no animosity Grinding," and "If Mama Was between them, they just live Alive," were the usual slow separate lives offstage." Despite strumming songs telling of this rather major obstacle, m heartache and misery. When Red addition to the fact they were joined with the group, the beat forced to play without monitors, seemed to pick up somewhat, and Terry and McGhee executed an that momentum stayed until the effective and theatrical end of the show. The group which performance. Although the includes Doug McLaine on harp musical side of their delivery Tennessee in 1915. They have and Joe Vellais on bass, provided cannot be negated, never did the exemplifies the deep level team since 1939 and have an excellent background for Red's traditional blues progession seem simplicity that is a part of their been a extensively as solo artists gravelly voice and of course, more exact. There is almost a style. recorded excellent guitar accompaniment. comic-tragic quality about their Sonny Terry and Brownie as well. are a very special, if The city blues differs from lyrics. From "Key to the McGhee are clearly one of the last The blues As long as country blues. It lies in more Highway," their most celebrated legendary blues teams to come not very esoteric music. kept alr'e in instrumental work and an piece, lyrics like "I've got the keys from the deep south. Both were the deep South is as there is increased upbeat. Louisiana Red to the highway .... On down I'm born in the south, Terry in music or song; as long them, did a wonderful job in clarifying bound to go, I'm gonna leave here Durham, North Carolina in 1911 an audience to appreciate that difference because he delivers running cause walkin's too slow," and McGhee in Knoxsville they will never die. - BTO: Now Middle of the Road By HAINA JUST BTO has been considered one of rock and roll's success stories for the 70's. They have risen from the ranks of being third billed on concerts to headliners around the world. In the United States, alone, over 6.5 million of their albums have been sold. Despite their success and established reputation as one of the world's premier rock bands, listeners still have to have acquired a particular taste for their overall sound and lead vocalist Randy Bachman's unusual voice. Each of their six albums has contained at hard for that hit single by using WOO-00-00 down-down" least one track with a jazz flair disco, jazz, symphonic strings and Each track is exceedingly long. The title track, "Freeways" intertwined in the rock and roll ballads to get it. In striving for a It seems like most of the album is offers nothing new. There is an beat. The new album, Freeways, is larger audience of listeners, there made up of filler music. "My added twist of an acoustic guitar thunderous no exception to this framework has been no hesitancy to Wheels Won't Turn," is a ballad solo on top of the Fred Turner's especially after hearing "Can We experiment. punched up by a strong horn background. composition "Life Still Goes On All Come Together." BTO uses a symphony for a section and gives promise for that Variety of Sounds disco-dancing track and calls it the hit single, but its length will I'm Lonely" will keep him lonely, because of the song's Randy Bachman has written all "Easy-Groove." Randy Bachman's probably keep it just behind the inconsistency in beat and rhythm. but one of the songs on Freeways. voice does nothing for the charts on "Down Down." Randy The use of the string ensemble A horn section is exceptional on unimpressive lyrics. His Bachman uses a "hard" to almost doesn't save the song because of I one cut and members of the stuttering-echo effects on "Just "acid" rock instrumental sound the screaming, rolling voice which Symphony are on For You" is a typical example: for more variance on the album, Toronto drowns it out. unfortunately without Just for you -just for you but his words are just too trite and another, There is something positive to losing that BTO heavy rock sound. Ya ya ya -just for you would be more enjoyable as a be said about the album, which is After their gold single, "You Ain't . There are so many things nursery rhyme for children. the cower-photo, an iridescent neon Seen Nothing Yet," BTO has been I would do '"Down, down, we all go down freeway. The album is mediocre at striving for another major hit. In D d d d d do -just for you Round, round, we all go'round best, and at a $7.98 list price, it the variety of sounds on the new Woo-oo-oo Down, down, we all go down isn't worth settling for mediocrity. album, they are seemingly looking D d d dd -just for you We all go down-down i

March16. 1977STATESMAN/Proscenium Page 5A~~~~_ March 16., 1977 STATESMAN/Proscenium Page 5A -Ciinel - - a _ _,~sn., .... Who's I I Oscar? By DAN BEAUDIN in Taxi Driver and h now one of Awards seem to be the going Hollywood's most highly regarded thing in the show business young actors, having won Best industry. It's always a boost to an Supporting Actor two years ago actor's career to win one, and for The Godfather, Part I and award shows always do well in the starred in another big movie this Nielsen ratings, so it seems that year,The Last Tycoon. The race is new award shows are being almost too close to call. cranked out every year. To the Boring Category traditional Emmys, Tonys and Best Actress is a rather boring Oscars have been added the category again this year, with the Golden Globe awards, the People's continuing dirth of big, interesting Choice awards, the Entertain of parts being written for women. the Year awards, the Ls Vega The big news again this year is Entertainer of the Year awards ad that Barbra Streisand was not infinitum, phis all the critics' nominated, despite the fact that awards, not to mention the many she had the biggest, most music awards - soon there will promising part of the year in A probably be a "Best Award Show tar Is Born and is currently the of the Year Award." It seems that or'y woman on the list of the ten as the plaques and trophies grow most popular stars. A surprise more numerous winning one is les nominee is Sissy Spacek for her an honour. itle role in the hit horror movie -or Flmc, asnmmir HeBww nniea haews mub as 6d ed jug Caie although I suspect that she Of all the awads, though, the won't takea t anyme. Network nomnatnd for ba pistr. most sought after and prestigious .has little chance of winning. ones are still the Academy widow." She was a sure bet as majr categories: Veteran Swedish actress Liv Awards. Winning Best Picture can the winner when, just before the Best Actor-As s usual lately, Ullman is nominated again, for add millions to a film's box-office academy awards show, she became this is the most competitive Face to Face and may win - she is receipts, and an actor's career can engaged to half of Hollywood's category. Although Standard a very highly regarded actress, and be carried for five years by an Favorite Couple, Eddie Fisher, nominees Al Pacino and Jack since this is a weak year in this Oscar win. During the weeks pending his divorce from Debbie Nicholson are absent from the list category, people may feel the time between the announcement of the Reynolds, and was branded a of nominees (after both being on is right. nominations and the awards show, homewrecker. Best Actress of it for three consecutive years) Another favorite is Faye intensive publicity campaigns are 1958 was won by Susan Hayward. three of the five nominees are Dunaway, who is lately one of launched for the nominees, in an Competition for Best Actor was making it a contest. Sylvester Hollywood's most prolific effort to heighten their chances of strong in 1969. Dustin Hoffman Stallone, the real star who was actresses. She has never won an winning, and people from New and Jon Voight were nominated born in 1976, is a strong -Oscar, although she's come close York to Hollywood try to predict for their performances in the contender for both Best Actor and twice - in 1967, for Bonnie and the eventual winners. year's best picture, Midnight Best Screenplay awards, having Clyde and in 1974, for Chinaton. But how, on the basis of past Cowboy, running against two both written and starred in Another nominee, Talia Shire, is a winners, does one try to predict? distinguished British actors, Rocky. The film is considered a definite outside shot, although she A glance at a list of the winners Richard Burton and Peter minor miade, having been made at could be riding Rocky's coattails will tell one that quality of OToole, and a third American marginal cost, and presently in the event of a sweep, and pull performance is hardly the sole star, veteran actor John Wayne. .cleaning up, financially and an upset. The fifth nominee, Marie criterion for winning. One must The winner was John Wayne. -critically, at theatres across the Christine Barrault, for also consider an actor's There is no need to say more. country. Having virtually ignored Cousin,Cousine, a French film, has popularity, his position in In 1973, Al Pacino was Jaws at last year's awards, the little chance. Hollywood, the success of his considered a strong contender for academy can scarcely ignore the Of the Best Picture nominees, picture, and other personal Best. Actor for his performance in success of this picture, nor can it two, Rocky and Network emerge factors. Indeed, on many Serpico. He was contested by such resist the appeal of such a small, as the front-runners, each with 10 occasions, the quality of an actor's stars as Marlon Brando, Jack seemingly insignificant movie nominations and proven performance has had almost Nicholson, and Robert Redford. making it big. Stallone's stiffest box-office success. Either could nothing to do with his winning or The fifth nominee, Jack Lemmon, competition is the late Peter win, and either could sweep a losing. who was at a low point in his Finch. Many feel that he will win large number of awards. Of the In 1958, Elizabeth Taylor was a career and in his private life, let it just because he died, and still other nominees, All the heavy favorite to win Best Actress be known that he would commit others feel he honestly deserves it President's Men has an outside for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof. Not suicide if he did not win. Suffice it anyway. However, death does not chance, but Taxi Driver and only had her performance in the to say that he did not break his necessarily preclude winning, as Bound for Glory have virtually film version of Tennessee promise, and he is still alive today. was demonstrated in 1967, when none. Williams' play been surprisingly So it is clear that in making any Spencer Tracy did not win for There promises to be some good, but her husband, showman predictions for this year, there are Guess Who's Coming to Dinner interesting presentations March Mike Todd, had been killed many factors to consider. The months after he passed away. The 28, if you can sit through the shortly before in a plane crash, nominees are providing interesting race isfurthertightened many technical and honorary 'leaving her, as one newspaper put competition as brisk and diverse as by Robert DeNiro, who got awards, and wait for the big ones itL "the world's most beautiful ever. A look at the situation in the critical raves for his performance at the end.

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I --- - March 16, 1i977 ST ATESMAN/Proscenium Page 7A .- - .. . - -I - C: I -C. -- - ; lk I Calendar.~· vofEvents Mar. 16-22 ".1- -- . - Dr. Ronald Eisler of the University of Wed, Mar. 16 Rhode Island and Environmental Protection Mon, Mar. 21 Agency will speak on Toxicity Evaluation of a CONCERT: Music Department presents a free Complex Metals Mixture to Marine Bivalves at 4 RECITAL: There will be flute recital with Meryl concert, Sonata in B Flat ... Vivaldi in Lecture PM in Building P on South Campus . Weintraub, Lecture Center 105, at 8:30 PM. Center 105, 8:30 PM. FILM: The Health Sciences Center Women's LECTURE: Professor Rene Girard of John SEMINAR: The Department of Biological Center presents "Lucia" at 12 noon in the Hopkins will speak on Violence and Sciences presents Dr. Martin Moore-Ede of the Health Sciences megastructure, Level 3, Lecture Representation in the Mythical Text at 4 PM in Harvard Medical School who will speak on Hall 6. Center for Contemporary Arts and Letters in the Circadian Time-Keeping Mechanisms in Monkeys Library E-2342. and Men, at 10 AM in Graduate Biology 058. MEDITATION: A free course in introductory MASS: Catholic mass is every Monday, meditation will be offered at 7:30 PM in Union FORUM: There will be a forum on whether the Wednesday and Friday at 12:15 PM in 229. This week's topic will be Kundalini Yoga. death penalty should be reinstated, with panel Humanities 160. of Suffolk County Sheriff Finnerty, an attorney with the Civil Liberties Union, and Michael VIDEO PROJECT: ENACT is sponsoring a MEETING: There wil be a Departmental Zweig, Professor of Economics at 7:30 PM in video :'pe on Anti-Nuclear energy titled Representative Commencement meeting at 4 PM Union 231. "Take-over" at Seabrook at 12 noon in Lecture in Union 216. Center 102. MEETING: The Exotic Games Club meets every MASS: Catholic mass is held every Tuesday and Monday at 9 PM in Union 223. Risk will start FILM: The Society of Physics Students presents Thursday at 5:15 PM in Humanities 160. promptly at that time. Bring any and all board Photoelectric Effect at 12 noon in Graduate games. Physics S-140 (Society of Physics Students Fri, Mar. 18 office). . Tue, Mar. 22 SEMINAR: Professor A. Berlad will speak on LECTURE: The Health Science Center Women's Home Heating Costs -- oil and Electricity at 3 FILM: The Society of Physics Students presents Center presents Lucia at 4:30 PM in the Health PM in Old Engineering 301. Coffee will be "Time & Clocks," at noon in Room S-140, Grad Sciences Megastructure Level 3, Lecture Hall 6. served at 2:45 PM. Physics.

.AUDITIONS: Auditions are still going on for COLLOQUIUM: Dr. Jacques Taminiaux, of the MEETING: There will be a meeting of the "Moonchildren" in Stage XII Cafeteria (outside University of Louvain in Belgium will speak on 'Oemocratic Socialist Organizing Committee at 4 the Fanny Brice Theatre) at 5 PM. Heidegger and the Logical Investigations at 4 PM PM in Union 214. in Old Physics 249. FILM: 'Women Now," a film answering LECTURE: Alan Feigenberg will speak on the significant questions about feminism and the FILM: COCA presents Emmanuelle at 7, 9:30 legal system in the People's Republic of China at women's movement will be shown at 8 PM, PM and 12 midnight in Lecture Center 100. 7:30 PM in Union 226. followed by guest speaker Ellen Cooperman and Tickets are required. a discussion in the Slavic Center on Main Street SEMINAR: Dr. Theodore Goldfarb will speak in Port Jefferson. For more information call CONCERT: The University Orchestra will on Matrix Photolysis of cis, 473-8663. present a concert in the Administration Bldg., cis-Cycloheptadiene-Evidence for Formation of Lobby, 8:30 PM. the Strained cis, trans-lsomer at 7:30 PM in MEDITATION: A free course in introductory Graduate Chemistry 408. meditation will be offered at 8 PM in SBU 223. 19 This week's topic will be "Reincarnation - Sat, Mar. SPEAKER: US-China People's Friendship Where You Have Come From and Where You FILM: "Emmanuelle" will be shown by COCA Assoc., will present seminar on 'Law in China" ·Are Going." at 7, 9:30 PM and 12 midnight in Lecture by Alan Feigenberg, 7:30 PM, Union 226. Center 100. Tickets are required. MEETING: There will be a meeting of the RECITAL: Music Department sponsors a recital Biological Sciences Research Organization at 8 in Lecture Center 105 at 8:30 PM. All welcome. PM in Graduate Biology 006. There will be a Sun, Mar. 20 lecture and demonstration of selection for RECITAL: There will be a piano recital by Calendar deadline change: Effective immediately mutants, and plating of cells on agar. Michel Szczesniak at 3 PM in Lecture Center copy now due Monday's, 7 PM for Wednesday . 105. paper. Submit events to Room 0 75 between 10 FILM: The Other Fransisco will be shown at 8 AM-4 PM or Room 059 after that. PM in Library W-3510. This is a new Cuban epic WMASS: Catholic mass will be held every Sunday film on 19th century slavery. at 11 AM and 7 PM in the Roth Dining Hall. -Compiled by Debra Lewin

-- The Science Fiction Forum will present the movie Robinson Crusoe on Mars at 8:30 PM in the Union Auditorium. There will be a meeting of the Forum after the movie. -

MEETING: The International Club Meeting will be at 9 PM in the Stage XIIB basement lounge. Thu, Mar. 17 CONCERT: Betsy Heinrich will play the flute in the Lecture Center 105, at 8:30 PM.

SEMINAR: The Department of Biological Sciences is sponsoring a research seminar headed . -. by Geoff Krystal on the Nucleacytoplasmic- Interactions Involved in Inducing Chromosome .Condensation in. the Sea Urchin Egg at 12 noon . in Graduate Biology 006.

- -*pr.)Herbert W. Boyer of the University of . Califorra School of Medicine will speak on Molecular Cloning of DNA at 4:15 PM in Lecture Center 101, with coffee being served at "' 4 PM.

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