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... T%,<. : ^S^^ggr^^ -;.- -_-.-. ..•; b^B^^ ':;; ; " t; March 2* 1972 a concert Even though it was not quite what MPBS by Stadeot Government t^pectedof them; David Pee3 and the Lower _ , --:- -—..-— ^ •—•-•• Peel and the Lower East Ea^Side^puton a show - a more-or-less On the 2nd of" March the BARUCH Stod^ts/pa^ts ^; ^ • w ^^^^^^^^tw^Wte^dfrOTETKitxr eneinan sfc©3* ^^ :-, , CQLfcETGE BUfJ^TT> ^ CR»&S Tnere was more said about point four and bO* S&wever, a lot of |hingshave to be Peel engaged. mmseH in" a monologue MOBIOZATIOF*GOm&rtirmE met to it was said that ,cWha± has to be done has to ta*sa«ofheforea concertcante v^rbaily;? destroying the CB**3?cb ad- discuss the action that Baruch wilTtake to be done." Put more pressure on the T=S tbepeopleinvolved^n setting up mim^tratioa mterspersed with his thoughts mform the students o^ the BUDG—*" ^ ~~ * . - ^ ^'nowjwnith *ent andgettmg the show on the abottt drugs aiid^ revolutiofl. His rantings tiiat CUNY is sfiH facmg,-The is minute amount. Some Legislators haven't rôreaii2e or do anything about, about Baruch, however, were not entirely was sparingly light-wiikA was probabry due been t t "jft'aJL "—^ - —- -"îôfcwneât^fao ê:^--.;>-;^^ ;^.-fev ;-.:?.,; tothefacttb^jtnoetirfthe^tudentniembers The" Board «jf Higher ^dw^tioii, which He \up at Ji.sa This T1»e Apple ileeord^gro«q? was promised oftjbe comnattee 6V»^give *d>mn abo»rt ruk» CU^ -•-•sa timi howevefi con- the useoTcertam SttidentCeaiter eoyipment, wffit fe going to happen, r. they don't get the^noney that they are rest of 1^^ group did not, tor whicb ieasbn^4hey did not br^g tbeh^ astong for. Têy are as foaows.- : ^1^ """

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ADJUNCT LECTURERS. take 5-6 years to earn a degree that now takes 4 years,. ~- •'' .'-'.i; was ^tfaen a discussion on the for Wednesday's day of class disc^slon with student leaders _on die budget crisis. The^«ommittee was informed that these werej very 1^ student leaders wbx> voiimteered to participate in the classroom talks Wednesday. .Wednesday will be a big waste of time unless someone StodentflL think that only tuitk&i matters ~ h«rt M-^ doesn^r. Dean ' ul "•—«'•^™J.^^•-^~^^^^«-'^--, •^-.-I. ?

< < < AMA.. Crisis... < Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 <•: Did you/Jeiiow you were *:' get It) people from their neighborhood to strength to many students who were for <••' '$ Cootiny«d from page. 1 merly disheartened by faculty and ad sign. < ministrative disinterest. Such persons as 4. A sheet containing questions and an <: The Ba supposed to get a free gift? < Chairman Eilbirt and Professor Parket are swers to pertinent questions that they might < 1>y EVELYN JACKSON have the equipment ready about every 10 to have on the BUDGET CRISIS. reason to stop, and did stop. He did not want prime examples of academicians who have by ROSA CERRATO < «A a c ,rfin« rw»i«*,« , , ™»o~». to P^y without his "musical people." Has 15 minutes beginning at 10 o'clock that committed themselves unequivocably to 5. Instructions on what to do with the < - ACs a startinf g point m attemptinffmnnhmg frfoj«*ch^_j^^t _^ ^ ^.^feto^. in-Jii&_*hd < -—The BCCC had its third r -f>avid-Pee>mnll losNew York City Air be a joint chairman-ship one each from the non-concert on the air, which meant more guiding the marketing seniors in their in from it with 2, 3,4,5, and maybe even more student body, and faculty. Miss Evelyn Cole, Harris, Wang; Toni Neufeld and yourself a group. But if you are looking for because all they were doing was to dump the Resources Commissioner Robert N. Rickles Victor Glass. The BCCC then'adjourned its find musicianship and talent then you might rewiring. The station's staff did its best to terview preparations, and briefing them on gift packs. I saw girls and boys with both gifts on the table and all you had to was to Jackson and Professor Walter Wang were boys and girls packs (if you are a girl you will deliver this year's first Morton Wollman elected to fill these respective positions.The meeting until March 21, 5:00 p.m. and the do better with some of Baruch's local talent. cooperate with Peel but to no avail. Peel how to conduct themselves at the interview. grab them before they were grabbed by Distinguished Lecture. Robert Rickles, who subcommittees met to plan a date for their But to say it was a catastrophe would not decreed that the best thing to do would be to At the final meeting prior to the conference, were only supposed to get one girl-gift pack, someone else. meeting continued after a short break with and if you are a boy"ydu were only supposed holds a Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering from the new chairmen presiding. first meeting. be accurate. Peel handled the events bring the group's own PA system since that a professional industrial manager con Of course this is fair to those students who the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn will be leading up to this inevitable disaster with would take just as long as the rewiring ducted a question and answer session or. all got between 5 to 10 gift packs each and to speaking on the general theme of the The third order of business was the setting In view of the importance of the sub the grace, charm, and charisma that only would. So it was done MM up of two subcommittees. The establish points of taking a job interview. those clubs who got away with carrying a Individual in Corporate America. committees formed, I am appealing to the David Peel fans, can understand and It was 2 P.M. by the time the group started" The sixteen companies who recruited whole box up to their club room. But what ment of these committees came about with a members of the BCCC, both students and "Why Hitler? Commissioner Rickles was responsible motion made by Professor Japha and was tolerate. I say inevitable because David to play. They were all obviously upset over were: about those who did not even get one? Did for developing many new and vital ap faculty—PLEASE SERVE, YOU WERE Peel cannot survive in any other than a the series of occurances but, except - for American Home Products you know this gift-giving is done every passed by the conference. To this motion, an ELECTED FOR THAT PURPOSE!!! proaches to urban environmental problems amendment was proposed by Professor disaster. His need to destroy is quite Peel, tried their best anyway. Peel was American Telephone and Telegraph year? I only found out this year. Anyway and was the center of a good deal of public Storer. The motion, as amended, reads as overpowering. ~ displeased with his musicians and he Clairol, Inc. by Sheila Dithco and Peter Coringrato maybe this will be a good lesson for next attention for his views on pollution control year. Right? follows: NEXT WEEK—PROGRESS OF THE BCCC After his attempt at performing with his showed it by ordering them around. Crompton-Richmond Co. On March 2, 1972 Professor Andrew and public versus private transportation. back up band Peel got fed up with the faulty Peel- played an acoustic guitar with a Drake-Americ2 Whiteside, CUNY Graduate Center, and equipment (his cohorts had failed to bring pickup taped onto it. In the middle of the Frederick Atkins, Inc. Professor Henry Feingold, 3aruch, with them the correct equipment) and lack third song, the pickup fell off and could not General Electric discussed the question "Why Hitler?" of obedience on the part of his group, and be taped back on. Tod frustrated to continue, W. R. Grace and Co. ~ before the Baruch College Historical For Baruch Students decided to leave. He was followed in this - Peel ended the show. Greater New York Insurance Group Society. decision by his entourage of incompetent THIS WEEK IN 212!!! Grey Advertising Professor Whiteside who has written on musicians, private photographer, and Following a series of arguments with his Johnson and Johnson band, InV'photographer, his manager, and Austrian Fascism analyzed various in female singer (who unfortunately never got Klopman Mills, Division of Burlington terpretations that attempt to account for a chance to show her talent, one which Pat Lisi, Peel left the StudenT Center. Inner Search Series Outside the building, he talked to students Industries Hitler's rise to power and his popularity Music might have been "tiie highlight of die about music and other aspects of his life, NobIe~and Noble Publishers, Inc. among the German people. Art Workshop Friday, March 10 including his friendship with John Lennon. Philip Morris, Inc. According, to the Marxist interpretation, He then p ~ ~L — —•-* Sperry and Hutchinson Co. said Dr. .Whiteside. Nazism was "the *«»SW>*=.-.«I*»3*S* i~*.-W** after a ml United Merchants arid Manufacturers, Inc. German, answer - to the -agemics of jZl The members of the administration whe capitalism." It. represented a capitalist TICKER had been promised an interview participated in the conference included: effort to subdue the working class. Business with Peel, who, in fact asked for one, but he Presides. C_--d£ ""ir-gJisld The University Student Senate (USS) and was too hungry and too busy talking to honor Dean William. Monat. Dear of Faculties the Student Association of the State his promise. Besides, he had to catch a plane Dear. John Griffir.. Dear. ; c c_; University (SASU) called for the initiation to Florida. censerva~. /es. School of 3usiness :ites:de. saw _ -- Q- of a State-wide program of Free Tuition and ^ _ y .<—; • u ~ ._; _ _ . _ ~ Ron Bruse, Coordinator of Student Dean Julius MansorT. Dear- Open Admissions in all publicly operated Business and Public Admir.isira::: Activities, later declared that Peel had been i •-> v. - C - : s i.. i ~- Lower East Side. in the rise of Hitler. He spoke about his begun on March 7. boyhood days in Germany and how moved Tournament A most umisuol and persond group experience Oetitions will be circulated on every Student Scuulu he was when Nazi storm, troopers paraded in public campus in the State for students and his town. The spectacle of hundred os storm. using tiie poetry of Lester Speiser. The session troopers marching on cobbeIstor.es had a their parents to sign. fe^ t . v^ ^^ i \^ • . 1 J ^^ W* . . ^^ ^^ *m* tsTarjBsnes 000901 Home magnetic ouanty to ~\. --is poin.ee out tn-s These and other actions are designed to oecoraes on •iiBuuie iwuyw ana nippng wnn In order to keep the members of the City irony of people being slaughtered in .-ntsn- culminate in a State-wide people to the -. — ^ r^--- -..— o~^~" ^»»• --c»••* the poetry with the mail focus on the group and Legislature March on Tuesday, March 14, University Community informed of the -. X designated a State-wide day of mourning for latest facts concerning the budget crisis, the Germ.any. Tc Dr. Feingold. Aushwitz is a Hs MMdoab. Ail IONDS of reactionsar e higher education University Student Senate has instituted a crucial factor for an understanding of 20th- rrx . rzCi Mpmhgre nf rmsrv a™* gTnvy student telephone service^ which will become century mar. no iMftle with him. operational on Thursday, March 2, btti. -He went on to^explain that in the early etc* bodies will want to obtain signed pledges to days of Hitler's Germ.any. many Jews, who Have you ever fought witn if wm provmo sor on exennnj evenng or support their demands from Legislators. Messages on mis hot-line will be pre did not want to feel non-German were in The next joint press conference will be recorded. They will be updated as soon as conflict with themselves. 2 ocet? held on MarchAOat which time the names of new information becomes available. This The positive outcome of Nazism, MEET Legislators who have pledged their support service will continue for the duration of the professor Feingold pointed out, was the win be announced. Lester Speiser .rr •— Academic year. --;..- Germany was "re-inventing and celebrating As a prelude to addpting^his policy, USS itself." but hastened to add that this and SASU have called for holding SUNY Alan Ray Sharks originator of this project Poet, Editor, Educator and Acting executive Vice-Chairman unification should not erase the atrocities of tuition at current levels and the main- the extermination of over 6 rWllion Jews. of a R«e Tuition and Opera conamentedthat"S^^rtsandtttc^yefan <:< more information see Jose Ramos Furthermore, Professor Feingold I For more information see <- poUey at CUNY. To accomplish %• 'SASU have called upon the have a read^y'aaoeatifaW means of {seeping remarked that the growth of Nazism was I Jose Ramos and ^AAorty <•- Morty Mintz in Room 212 : : involved with international relationships. to allocate $50 million more this year informed:^ ^-^ ---~r-;- x.: Z£ >^ . ; Mintz in Room 212 in the ••**- "If people are denied.the recognition of to public higher education, to order tocu t v^-- 1< down on current ggprimt. tJS£ and SASU i^ being d"first rate power, they will then turn I Student Center. operational 2* hoars a day, to towards a negative approach," he Con 3- - -,.. call at anytime* ~, cluded. • r -.-*.^r; *;*-*# *« - PARKET (center) and pels Of conference. Ir. TUESDAY. MARCH 7. 1972 X TICK BR TV KSl) A V , M ARCH T; 1972

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-Editor-in-Chief LINDA, MATULA FREE Executive Editor Managing Editor ROB MUHLRAD JOHN SALAOYGA Associate Editor News and Features Editor Neil Bergman—Staff DONNA SULLO STEVE HILLER 212 is a concept. It's a place Photography Editor where people can learn various skills^ a place-to-meet new people, DENISE MICHELSON NOREEN BALCH Sêve Bassetti—Upper Fresh Tony Ferzola — Upper a place to become closer with tms tmprecendented and unclad many of the Idds are .; watching colimin is geing wrtttettdtirlnjg the f^^ yourself, a place to quietly talk n knife and gun-shot 3Wff«fry^shape or matter alter his per-^ tooth, Spwnada is just: ALLYSON GOLDSTEIN puzzle, that is the Baruch com Arts Editor But it also helps out many people. play a guitar, and rap, but I really of those m the past, as woulds at Harlera Hospital Ceiiter^.an^ has tranôrJDoed^^ fruity / Circulation Manager don't know what the purpose of the munity, can come together. It's a recei^r aggregation, is course, niggers danc^ good place. room is. lines of Mr. Paradise. (C*,Bicijai^ their grace is just otfclfiieifiieS^bfthe United ^States, as well as jiust depending oawhatldndoT^|Jit "5*'--/' Rhonda Newaon, Svsoa Sdwhz, Clarice Eckstein, —T^" -- " iinbeBevai>*e^*^^ isî tombstone white ôîttli^WlufeHe^^ " ---•--•--• - Rosa Cerroto, Joan Greenfield, Joke Jvtkowifz «fra^;*lte^decreased And^ executive pantry one day). making tually belongs in this. >••-'* •ttx&.i&s: A fool Ues^nere who tried *GreatWair of garbage in to I form feyth e Ticker Asseciafton of on 118th Sbreet would bejt'ii«i!?it:-harjj v^^!*SS^'??^•^^.,^"^^Jhgoutaay ilsv^tnnsas "Kiaer'' Cha House Team is looking for , The City University of New-York, grown to about 6 feet now and there's still 3 dwyasiHon: of^^wine^ an accotnpaniment to .s^jlB^j^-a^/jftô^vj^---^" aRCMMM to Ticker, Box fC, 1S7 Cast 22a* Street, they're seeking^'.••to York, N.Wleo JtTF Sfoeoat Ceater, Tefeafteaes 477- rnohths to ioêforl^^ xt. 247. of difterepces. - to jnake the areas of alienation -to ment makes its annual pick up. ^vi soiyjMTthe traditional terms to describe &e *• theni; wifo great care "KSBer** of tko oatiro into J2be/ plight and Even ht^ ^reaidenfialâ*!:ar___ ^ ^ or .fee Uaiverslty. * uvso^ many cases, have•'• anis dmuc theh officiato be llearned"fro heH^»te^:«^trinPm a *foreign^ ' trip *&*?!'»»~M^ *r«m>biBiierThis colum, a ticken ist abettto the••t tecte£ twi ^w e jnst >neêcted. "Ibe Te^m s **** •^ it's a foreign junket it wearmg suits of rambow color? Wêre can .V*jj*&£*&k-: AD they ask is tote FxrsrÊ^ there are the so-<^lled/'pop'' -^^^ STUDENTS HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW AND SPEAK! "^-^Bttîfî»ere%^«bct^vatesv i^coli»pailBeil5d*ep^ th^^ they'U come-aHrunnin«. With And the^t^ wines fe Ripple I no^com^ ^* ->, . . . . ^ ••"^^-•, - . • .-. •— -^-^c ig^paesm four flavors:^New White, raun^ybrewsôîftet The Baruch College Community Conference is now trying to work Sergio Rozenbl at—Upper Pete Corritori—Upper Fresh t tlie, next foreign the sickeuing effects of institutionalized J out a Governance Charter for Baruch College. Why are the BCCC's Sophomore—Int. Trade man—Finance not to Moscow. racism and the production of Black —... .,.- . .^...... ^ we" "" """ It's a nice change of pace from Michele Rothman—Upper up the same automatons? worthwhile altfaouîr do on the Bowery. to actions so secretive? The only notes that come out are thos£ of Miss People are very friendly, and it reference for New Red, A "wines' Evelyn Jackson who has solely taken it upon herself to inform students the overcrowding of the lounges. Sophomore—Business Ed. seems to be the only personal place S?6*te House Itfr, President, do plan to^v*^ Harlem: of what goes on during the meetings. She is not the official secretary; The people there are very friendly Where the hell i? room 212? Copters an- - There are liarie^ns ail over this country.; isextreaneînexpensiveand, in the center. Really, as long as on the speed of intake,can either tmae. Aword the truth is BCCC does not have a secretary. Student Government has and it makes it a great hangout. Alyson isn't there it's a nice Place. ^toHarlemas a ©xid-will Matter-a-fact, there's one witbm hollering a paid secretary but the BCCC which considers and recommends nice, mellow head' or a strong sbo^d be policies and procedures to govern the entire college has not. This means that there are no official minutes of the meetings and no one to inform the members of forthcoming meetings or emergency meetings.

possible that the administration wants to keep the BCCC only.to v--.ij.ifei. rubberstamp its actions, and must keep it as disorganized as possible (disorganized meaning no official minutes and no official notification r j&feig&TSsetp: ^fjSse?«siaesiEi.":vi-^ ^^-m^r^^;: of meetings to its members). cohroctyw Other insanities are the need for proposals to be passed for guests to Farm sit in on meetings and even then, they are not permitted to speak. This more means that theTesources of the BCCC are limited to the 28 people who ajomtcommtfwque . Bunker types! m*3&>: on a compose it (if they all show up). In a time when Baruch needs a *g---H$r.- '•:•-. ..•'•-; /v-'v1".'^- 10r Governance Charter and they have not turned up any fair plans, why 3Jdaîe-llBriei»L X3&. are they rejecting outside input? an immediate outburst by Martin Friedmutter The time has come for the Baruch College Community Conference to Majority' that Nixon's Jane Padarano—Upper Junior— Scott Green—Upper Freshman— Jan Urs©—Upper Freshman— Today Pm going to be 'ixii60Bii^î^%ai:' ourselves and find out what beauty lies stop playing games and do some serious responsible work. Lets hope Psychology "" Lib. Arts B.B.A. V waiuji" uoi.. - -«^^!JWSBK5!^"!3BH5^3^B!^;^^5î>L~.i;•-•••••..•• ..-*... they start by getting a secretary and unplugging^their «ars to the I enjoy watching everyone run It's a good storage room for It offers a lot of great things but Baruch Community they represent. ^^%a com- <***& mm^^m^^P^^^^^ — ----- *^. around, mostly David Epstein and guitars. few people know of it!!! ~*5T--- Esposito. *~~m /whv »is» wniftd to tlu^ owemtry, we" MI> J - r•••••«* i»" - •' S^VA^J^^ZSâ schoolfor 12 years. But just what do we get tonkas you oonH hurt anyone else. I'll tr* show you bow they LETTERS ^^Sv^SSr SJ^«h out of this timer We learn faoBwt»^sit w "" ~~* -*—*a Summerhit• "~* t^****-:*-********--.-t school, there are v n o - JSSSi^S^SS!t& seats' aiêr whencalled on, andals* FMQM: SUNNI MUSLIM meditate and also discuss the note which a certain person gave to *—J^^^^Jr»ThrSk to get out of things (assjgnnu "classes. To foree someone to mental, physical, and spiritual This letter is to clarify the 1 -STUDENTS ASSOCIATION many tilings which affect our lives :y»?SS^' $mXLJU alTicndM^ Jts^jB^Bg^^tnîu^fi^S^ Ron Bruse'si secretary is racist, aspects of a person's life. Martial Arts Club position vis-a-vis ^^^^%*$£ ^homework,^tests*r Stoce^veârea»3|wof daily. The S.M.S.A. will welcome uneducationar, anti-semetic, vTojMm, TUS ôuin ^ê^^^vx^^!^^ theyenec^nâgepeopiptoo>what,ih^ <^^ ^TO^ ".- FACULTY AND EN the student body as a whole and other clubs. This is in responsefeo a fascist, childish, coun Reactionary?: Because who every letter alleged to represent our me evils of our scliooLsystem-: vem&imz^mm-jm-]r^ ^— ^ _T^^ TIRE STUDENT BODY offer the chance for them to raise terrevolutionary, reactionary and wrote it reacted i^norantly. their consciousness to a higher clubs position pertaining to racial knoHoww the manm y times have you sat in classes, biggeskeep at studenpunishmet a wam ya fromclasset such > sciioos orl itear-s to . oot d^Hi>ed^ beca^^ tts the work of a deranged person. We and. religious affiliations. It has AS SALAAM ALAKLUM degree of tranquility in the social, ask that yon join us in denouncing Deranged: You name iti wast^ tiine, just because th^^^ "-""" (Peace Be Unto-You) cultural,, and political aspects of always been our policy to promote vâ^^^^^^^^^^^^^K^ Everyoiie to these schools is this note and the person who wrote understanding between races and life through ORTHODOX ISLAM.' it. This person - is counter Anti-Semitic: Because we as aJUmyyewjn^dwifc'•fgS^m^SSSl* ^ndêatdas - - -^*-— We the members of the Sunni productive, as a fellow student. We mrûmc o-~ ^ ««-« i ^~^religions - Unity Through Martial After taking a cotws!e.to%t.yjou didn't like, ^ «4iM:-o«i«« Muslim Student Association wish B. GENERAL PLAN& FOR THE standi our platform, we believe Muslims are a semitie people- -^J Q^ 4ea3iz&^5m otber just how much do you remember from it? to extend peaceful greetings to our SPRING, 1972 SEMESTER: in peace and equality for all Uneducational: Because we people has always been on a one-to- by FLO MAURI Personafly, 2hour» after^Ne taken a final SpoitanrasaV«« one basis. We have no restrictions v^£^,^w^^t^-?.».--?-i.. fehew- Students and the faculty U A NIGHT OF PEACE AND people. But we do not-practice believe in the education of human - »my understanding el many^wnrajes^,Js..: the^Jobi: ^ '*"* - members. • - • . • - . EDUCATION THROUGH OR on who can or cannot join, except a generalization on male- zero since I never^teafiy peace with people who don't want beings to their fullest capacity. that we will not teach to anyone THODOX ISLAM. •.,.-." peace. We await your reply. eourseorwairtedtoundersl

who would use the martial arts v Here- is ©or platform and par* .' ,2. ARTISTIC- DISPLAY OF ADDRESS ALL REPLIES TOi i» - • i have for the,- last six forced••%aet&&'^**;i&&mttg~&*&*mr-- you may^^Be-6e^l»r>at improperly. Our club has always ^fe&fe: EASTERN ART.DEAtING WITH ""- . Sahian* Peace THE SUNNI MUSCLIMS of each other got a good wbrkout^rom the <^lie^^9^ g^^ AFRICA, MIDDLE EAST AND STUDENT ASSOCIATION been against violence in any form- r-fs: erior tp another. P.S. We use these adjectives to except for self preservation when all educatton is-good^fer^^ um^ A. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE^ ASIAN ARTWORK. describe this person's note Bernard M. Baruch College — cisted in each CUNY our lives are in danger. Other than menwries? No There is a |wHlgfa3g|p^^'L^,g^ omst -^-^^'•-- At Jb* time when Bernard M. -.»,„ WOMEN'S FASHION because: eductton -«SummerhHI. - neople who thmk BaruJBfe in the throes, of many, DISPLAY OR WHAT WOMEN 155 E. 22nd St.—Box 936 that, our club has the , nicest HEttafcers, H they produced male negative activities within, the SHOULD WEAR. members you would ever; want to *i£Mj£?*£ their existence. The Racist; Because the majority of New York, New York meet. This is a system schools We the students of the ^^*, LECTURES OF VARIOUS Sunni Muslims are- African- ^3^ :iaie Sielt mate to develop into totelhgenL KINDS.. American and mother minorities. THE NOTE-4- One of our members implied that ve indivkhuus. The that a- new image of the college our club was racist in a letter to &• rNFORMATTVE DISCU Fascist; Because the implication Ron or Alice: . Mr. Ron Bruse, I have made it '•'-**- ~. """" " b>-pe4jected> This SSIONS. ••-r--:i •• «- • • of. the: note means to smash all- Please change Sunni Muslims clear to this member/ that club e)^; ^to be an alternative ."*..". ••••'*. "--*- - • •• . - • -• opposition by. becoming ^ very Room. Over *» of our Club Martial to % narcotics, >-<*4. A NOTE OF.INTEREST) : : decisions are made by our club, not g>r-<.soga.T^Sj also^ .IWiai^SuflPiiierta^^des^^^ conservative* • - Arts is Jewish—In case you don't by individual members. As head apathy - vWe would also like to point out CtUfaiisfcr Because of the childlike know—we're mortal enemies and perWle^raji2stwhoheJsvYo^ that ^we have been notified in -an English, usedrby ^a so-called college stand each other. If they want to instructor for the club I personally Students : ; ; see how welt we" figfit, let nier apoligize for the conduct of one of mdireet manner by a jnember of :student»y>.v>;V""- ~ -".•>•.'•". -v'; - my members because it was not in develop that the Muslim theMartiai Arts ClubT that they are <7oojrtejr-Revolat£onary: . Because assure you we'll show them. Please ~:are a room. - the- Mortal enemies of the. Soxmi - we as Sunm^MusUms are about change immediately. . r . V standing- with • the principle of pray and Muslims. We recognize that this revolution. Revolution of .the .•'-. (There was no signature V Continued .on poge 9

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DRAFT QUEST : : AS THE MIMD MU& DM 12:«>-^» P-M>~^The Woodlands'! ; r V.- - - ^-^_ m by Rob Muhlrad "^ ^•^^••^^^^•^^•n^MMBiMiaiHi L^« » ^3^^L^ AInLt«^ J . . . . -_ . '_ ^ ^nT When I am called for induction, how much active duty service required of inductees. 5:3 12:00 to2:00p.m. in So You Think You I understand that under the new law men Examining and Entrance Station at least WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8,1*72 - give, go to Beth Israel Hospital, Linsky the Auditorium of the Main Building. The cannot enlist in one of the other services Exam win also^ be given in the evening of the three working days before your orders OAK LOUNGE Pavilion, 1st Avenue and 16th Street, after an induction order is issued. Is this so? schedule you to report, and submit your 12:00- 1:00 P.Ml-ÂCULTY-STUIIENTDEBATE Monday thruTriday between 10:30 and 2:00, same day at 6:00io 8:00 and 8:00 to 10:00 in 4. The new law allows arrangements to be South. Know Baruch ? order for induction to that A.F.E.E.S. 5:30- 7:30 PJ&---EVENiNG SESSION INFORMAL COFFEE HOUR on the 2nd floor. ^ver. tnose of you who have been in this to spend their free time dusting made between the Secretary of Defense and If I am a full time student at the time I am NORTH LOUNGE Please be sure to mention that you are Only transfer students who have transfer the Director of Selective Service to allow ordered for induction, can I get mv in 12:00^ 2:00 P.M.—MUSIC DEPARTMENT REHEARSALS donating the blood in the name of Mrs. Rose credit for six or more English Composition- splendid institution for four years and have books. been active during that period don't know such enlistments after receipt of an in duction postponed? MARBLE LOUNGE LeRoy. credits are eligible to take this examination, b. will begin expanding its shelf space on duction order but before the actual induction Any transfer who has three gransfer ~^.^ -. '^c^. ^J^c^^ **w- o "Drovs _nat ststemsne - *-~L~ S\jLG.y, Ciurmg Ciuo nours. Yes. Your induction will be postponed to 5:30- 7:30 P.M:^-EVENING SESSION INFORMAL COFFEE HOUR EDUCATION STUDENTS date. Under present policies, a man may tne end of the current quarter, semester^ credits of English Composition must take just try answering these auestions: c. is a bad place to find a book you want to enlist in the regular forces but not in the THURSDAY, MARCH 9,1972 English 9. steal. term or other appropriate break. If you are reserves or-national guard between date of a senior then your induction will be post •"OSKHDOUNGE r" — Are there any teaching jobs available? Do ~~" Baroch 'students- who -received -less—ttiaa- d. is located on the 6th and 7th floors of the you know what to do when seeking em issuance of an induction order and its ef poned until the end of your senior year. 12:00- 2:00 PJfcL—ART RECEPTION "B" in English l at Baruch are not eligibe 1. The 24th Street Building 24th Street Building, the 3rd floor of the fective date, provided the enlistment is for a 5:00-7:00 PJtf.—ART RECEPTION ployment with the Board of Education? for this examination. Main 3uiiding, the 2nd floor of the Student On Thursday March 23, from 12:05 until a. is really a front for organized crime. period of time greater than two years cf Source: Scientific Manpower Commission. 8:00-11:00 P.M.--CLASS OF 1973 DANCE b. should have been built in the post of Center, the 17th and 19th floors of the Park MARBLE LOUNGE 2:00 p jn., Mrs. Rhoda Ostrow of the Bureau MAKEUPS Ave. Center, and in the men's room at of Recruitment for the New York City Board fice. - 9:00-10:30 P.M.—BLACK MEETING c. is a reincarnation of the Free Tastee Donuts. Letters... 4-NORTH of Education, will be present in Rooln 4 Students who wish to take makeup and Academy. South for a forum dealing in these areas. Continued on poge 4 12:00- 2:00 P.M.—LAW DEPT. REVIEW FOR MID-TERM EXAM qualifying examinations during the March v d. is somewhere to go when you cut £ 12. The Student Center - 4-SOUTH Whether you -are majoring, minoring, 1972 examination period must apply for the 3ushido-the Japanese concept of and the Registrat's staff was not taking any Education course, or con class. a. doesn't exist. chivalry. But as a representative 12:00- 2:00 P.M.—HOUSE PLAN FEM: "Monkey Business" examinations in the Registrar's Office, 2nd b. harbors insane criminals, sex perverts, blind to see that the "one SEEK AUDITORIUM templating a career in teaching, you are floor, at 155 E. 24th St.^ no later man the for the entire club I will not and one Open Admissions coun requested to attend on this important af 2. The cafeteria r.arcos, deranged Liberal Arts students, and apoligize as it was not our club that 12:00-2:00 P.M.—ENGLIS 9 EXEMPTION EXAMINATION deadline for filing date which~is March 15, a. is secretly run by Wetson's. Dean Senour. selors" had not been present at all ternoon. put out that statement-we are not a times for freshmen registration. 24th St. AUDIT. *-•''• 1972. ___' j O rj"-"v. *- r~* r> ,-i b. gets its popcorn by sweeping the aisles :s a oetter oiace to "DICK U-O C. 12:00- 2<00 P.M.—STUDENT ACTIVITIES WORKSHOP, CURR. GUIDANCE Presented in cooperation with the racist organization and consider it Yes, they certainly were present Department of Education and the Education of the Gramercy Theatre. Accounting 102 lecture. an insult that our club be con Rooms 1412, 1013, 1014 ALL TRANSFER STUDENTS majoring or. some days, but on the other Society. ' ' *< in the teaching of Stenography and c. should have topless waitresses. d. is a good place to get stoned. sidered such as it defeats our times, again these students were 12:00- 2:00 P.M.—LAW DEPT. MAKE-UP EXAM. Various refreshments shall be served too. Typewriting or in Office Management and d. should serve real food. ouroose of non-violence. We hooe sent to 315 Park Avenue for Secretarial Studies who have completed the 13. "'Z'he Question of the Week" for this specific aid (often this aid alone -'• • - FRIDAY, MARCH 10,1972 Student Draft Counseling 3. Dean of Transportation, Tony Ermilic week should have been ..a. OAK LOUNGE * entire sequence in' Shorthand and not cone up again. I also extend a was worthless as students returned Typewriting at a community college should a. xis the real President of Baruch. a. Why aren't you been at home sleeping? personal invitation to any member to the registration area with all 6:00-10:00 P.M.—ALPHAT>ELTA SIGMA MEETING & RECEPTION If you need draft counseling or are in b. is the real editor of TICKER. b. Where is Roc Bruse? NORTH LOUNGE present themselves for EVALUATION of the Sunni Muslims to join our closed courses listed as a result of terested in becoming a draft counselor, see c. got his elevator from. Honest Sam's c. How do. you feel about next term's failure to recognize a simple closed 12:00- 1:00 P.M.—HISTORY SOCIETY DBCUSSION us in Room 420 S.C. EXAMINATIONS to be held in Rooms 1320c Martial Arts Club to see that we and 1320d on Thursday, March 16 (Shor Used Slevator L,ot. registration beings handled by two practice what we preach. section list). 2:00- 6:00 PJIL-^STUDENT ACTIVITIES STAFF MEETING d. is J. Edgar Hoover in disguise. orangutans and a gibbon? 7:00- 9:00 P.M.—INNER SEARCH SERIES thand), 12 noon, and Thursday, March 23 r Monday 9-11, 1-2 d. How do you feel about this question? - ft. (Typewriting), 12 noon. Yours tr What is the . purpose in ad Tuesday 9-2 4. TICKER is NdTTE: This calendar is subject to revision. Please ask for particulars - at the -*_Ci- V wi - - wC! . Martia. Arts ministering "pre-registration" Wednesday 11-12, 1-2 a._ a subversive, left wing, Communist 14. ^'ne auditorium in the 24th Street Please check with Mrs. Estelle Ross on Ext. 313 for up-to-date events. Thursday 2-3 Administrative Assistant's desk, Depart advise by the Compensatory scandal sheet. Building Education Department one or two Friday 10-11, 12-3 ment of Education, 315 Park Avenue South, a. is a joke. LETTER TO THE EDITOR Need Pre school care for your 2-5 year old? The Finance Society will present a 20th floor, on or before March 15, 1972. b. a patriotic, right wing, All-American months before students register, scandal sheet. b. is being moved to the third floor of the To the Students: The John Jay College Pre School Care Feature Flick entitled "THE STOCK NOTE: We will soon move to Room 307A without following through on ac MARKER" in room 1011, On Thursday, ATTENTION TO ALL: c. good for housebreaking your .puppy. Main Building where it will serve as the 1 find it sad that individuals still tual help on the day of registering. Center is open to community and Student S.C. , ^ Reserve Reading Room.. try to cover-up for inadequacies by- parents week days8:30 A.M.—5:00 P.M. For March 9,1972, at 12 o'clock. A plasant time FIN 20, ECO 101, ECO 102 STUDENTS - d. more interesting than the Sco 101 text. CLUB ANNOUNCEMENT c. defies description. being insulting to others, in a time Professor Smith quotes, "no further info, contact Mrs. Marion Abowitz is guaranteed for all. The entire student AND ALL FINANCE.AND ECO MAJORS of supposed honesty and relative body is cordially invited to attend. 5. The book store counselor failed to give a minimum No. 684 4133 or visit Rm. 1702 in 360 Park Ave Asian Students Association openess. Such is the case of the South 25th Street. ^, The Fianace Society cordially invites all a. takes in as much-money during the first of 12 hours of classes oo SEEK The A.S.A will hold a meeting on Thur- Finance 20, Eco 101, Eco 102 students, and two weeks3bf classes as General Motors does 15. Baruch's new campus responses given bv Mr. Elder students." This, sir, is a sheer lie! ^* V*.—-*-^^.;f»a«/-î3o TICKER 2-23-72)" and Professor •..*-'««fj/-i aday,A|)^gUîn.rooiaJQ3T24tfa St. Biiilding all year round'. a. '~il~- be built on the former site cf Bronx There were approximately forty tafe the n^dft is tinrnming eveiats. .;, ' att otheF ¥^hsnce atMÊooooinics majors to j "• •_ir":~v C^lleSeT(= âw '^—^"^ " Smith 12-2S-72:;:in reference to my their iflffBttngflp ThursdayrMareh Sin room b. .iswhereyou can buy the books that are SEEK students who returned or. missing from the library. z. will be located in the ton 20 floors cf the article on Spring Registration .2- Priday, January 21. from 2:30 till CFD 1011, Main Building, during club hours. The main purpose of this meeting is to tell The Committee to Foment Democracy students the advantages of majoring in counselors failed tc give 12 contact oonce again announces its weekly blast of a Finance and Economics. Director off Homing for P.R. and Personal This meeting will basically address itself ^_. -C5 S^/ -S i. :e ctrrerence oetween contact meeting. It will be happening in room 1206, . r—,"~ o o "•'-'-» /- --»-. to students who haven't yet decided on their -^ r rs in ''~-S Cain B _— =; -<; p^^ ;-»—p^-'-Q ~~ _ ~-£.Y= bee~ on Thursday at 12:00 on the jxnof o— <*- -<;; 2. .1 •n- corporate Headquarters International Paper Co. majors, or any students contemplating a -£• rgs i :o oarr*^ The Committee to Foment Democracy 1 O-*- switch in their major. tatt i 'tits itttpo: act. esrecic once again announces its weekly blst of a 5 o-"-= o.- --^~- /7k/~f will talk on The hope is to inform all these students 2. are "i"c""-" Yv*~~ ^. --C C o.rat t meeting. It will be happening in room 1206, — o —--o/- o o ^ — ^ *JL* ^» -• •^-^" 3C (. ) 3.10*..1_ C OS attc r o.ao on Thursday at 12:00 on the 9 day of March. that by majoring in Finance, the student distributed for the same reasons. •ope -ac ce: *s. .Si ; ihz "oliliênt workers. Pirst. the Of course all friends, members and.well learns about the stock market and corporate The Managed Woodlands finance, and NOT just about the mechanics —. 3.10"."_ C ""• ".'. o«s tartt*o e rsc —i 2.j~ ; t~S-" SZ2X advisors failed to inforttt The dates for late registration wishers are welcome to indulge in quality ~î .•»-. - .^^\, —-#~ - - _-^ ~£.i; Încluding Mr. Eider: that --vere se; in Novenber, 1971. I refreshments as such provided for the of the Federal Reserve System. (Fin 20 does atts c~- ~ ars. tend to spend ja great deal of time on the^ —î —5?cr^_ c- .cf *^»C »"i|&'f'*"o*** '^r^ ** r- ** f-»o-"~ '"~* c**~ ** "T~ registration - more competar; STEPHEN SAX, President z. should be t that courses would re-open (its 12:30-1:00 Science cordially invite all Baruch College Marx- Brothers movies. •^ "CC *-» "-- *T ~~'£*oe- r Poldi: people were in charge of the students to attend: operation. In fact, as Mr. Elder .mprobable as a weekly death loll 1:00-1:30 The Dynamic forest WHAT—FECERAL GOVERNMENT mentioned, like numerous others, in Asia>. Remember, the only S. The snack bar in the Student Center person that can re-open or add new CAREER FAIR CHORUS CHORUS CHORUS CHORUS students were sent to 315 Park 1;30-jb00 R< UKCUSSKMI a. has the best selection of meat in the sections is the Chairman of the mt fuwiMui is ana WHERE— MAIN LOBBY CHORUS -i> city—Alpo chicken, Ken-L Ration Burgers, will be presented tc George Wallace by Avenue South for- special :^->!..---r- registration advisement, as the respective department. No one 155 East 24th Street Puss'n Boots tuna... a. Koromantee else, not even the registrat could WHEN—THURSDAY UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS b. is available for weddings, bar mrtz- b. P.R.I.D.S. SEEK counselors were not in-sight during parts of the registration on perform this' feat of high per March 9, 1972 MIRIAM BRICKMAN vahs, and freshman receptions. c. Asian Students" Association. formance. Mystified By The 10:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. Singers: SOPRANO, ALTO, TENOR, BASS, c. will be converted into facultv offices. 24th Street. Mr. Elder: you check Representatives from Federal agencies BARITONE, out your facts! o. is where the librar*-- wil . /\yQ .OOOi-IS Professor Smith is correct in i. - As for Professor Smith's letter. will be present to answer your questions BASSO PROFOUNDO saying that Z should have consulted Exhibition of New York City about the large variety of career op * =~*Q -za*- j«.~a hard truths ''*" •"•""'ew Z absolutely did not pat the with a member of his Department portunities available to Baruch College WE NEED YOU!!! P_ichie I-_avens a; ^ênv oca tton. before writing my article. Yet, I graduates in the Federal service. Among We are preparing various items for per 5. The TICKER office is b. will soon be heard on S3.S PM. Registrar's Office on the back; if fail to see any real tangible results es now in the -those Federal agencies that are scheduled to formance a. where the Christians are fed to the c. has acquired the services of Dave you remember, I seriously by a discussion with the Com be represented are: (such as the Beethoven Choral Fantasy and. lions. Z-ierm.an, Pete Formatale, Zacherle, Johnny believed that registration for pensatory Education Department Department of Health, Education and other great choral works). b. a front for SCREW magazine. Michaels and Jerry Biavat to .act as air regular and entering freshmen, as the article would be written Oak Lounge? Welfare c. an eye sore. personalities. along with transfer students was exactly the same as the facts are Department of Labor We are getting ready a Spring Concert. d. constantly being busted by the vice d. will once again be heard or. the PA somewhat chaotic needing, furlher quite evident. If the SEEK and Tdk witli the pamter squad. svstem. improvement. I also explained that Open Admissions advisors had Bureau of Customs We are Barber Shop Quartetting! late registration was not much to worked so "diligently'', these write to your Aunt Bertha of Civil Service Commission 10. Student Council 2C. The best reason to join the staff of articles, letters and replies would : *. - > •* rf"» -w~ .- Brighton Beach about. Let me be Food and Drug Administration We are polishing up SOLOS! a. is a myth. TICKER is never be printed, and Mr. Barrett H. N. Hun, Social Security Administration -^ blunts Registration got better" b. accomplishes as much at its meetings a. to work hard getting a story only to'find 1 could use this-^si>ace for more If you like to SING, please join us. that it wasn't printed. because the 'rotting vegetables pertinant information. as the delegates do at the Vietnam oeace were replaced by 'fresh fruit'. In Lawrence A. Lansner, Director talks. b. to get your very own press pass. Office of Career Counseling & Placement TUESDAYS 12-2 c. to go to the annual convention which is the past er presently, whether or I think the "SEEK students c. is a figment of the members* own not I work for the registrar, I still themselves should be the ones to Thursday 12-2 Room 1220—Main Building ^ imaginations. held in such exotic locations as Hoboken, Professor Norman J. Powell, Chairman WEDNESDAYS 3-4 N.J. and Squeeky Springs, Utah. write honestly, and critically, raise hell on these matters; if ohey d. will not find this question funny. about the Registration process. do not, then they're only protecting -..-vK Department of Political Science Room 1201—Main Building d; to find out. who perpetrated' this 11. The.new library atrocious questionnaire upon the helpless Professor Smith: I, other faculty people who are responsible' and just hurting themselves. What Sv JHe will explain, We look forward to seeing you in the Main Please contact the Music Departmentôr .. a. is looking for students who are willing Baruch Community. members, people of Financial Aid, Lobby of the 24th Street Building. V Miss Miriam Brickraan ^

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In fact, many a father has Proclamation was truly written^Jslaves be able to see the differences between the My attitude concerning the feminist tf*» K«ffiwvr r»f my garbage paU this ^~ O; - .^/.^?^^::-:r^«^-^^s^*^?^^^>;u-'-- were freed at last. At the time, it seemed the movement has always been strongly is Thunderbird, often mentioned by Mr. -i*£«S£:. become distraught, disheartened,- and sexes and also the humanity in both, they Tanasey as what to buy when you can't week is an articleI wroteAnd threw out. Its damned disappointed upon finding MBv«m at BAROCH GOLtEC^ fairer thing to do but not for those people must be liberatd! The only way to ap favorable. Doesn't every rational being : there foe y^wferead:. aU about rising tide of stffl a virgm at age eighteen. This tteceiSity with vested interest in "naankind". preciate Ihe differences between men and believe in equal job opportunities and the afford Glenlivet. Thunderbird is the only one 17 texinc^QnÂvenoe^ giiêwn and what you - of conquering cverytling within his reaeh 1 Unfortunately^ ' 'Mankind" is still left with woman-is if learned negative attitudes are ridding of sexist ideals in the media? Sexism of these wines I have ever seen in quarts ^^T-'^K? and, quite frankly, the only one I'd ever and J can do tonait this festering menace!! and inequalities especially with the the abstract disgarded. The time is long overdue for men in the form of cosmetics, impractical Anyway it got too bitter, not uncreativery so emerges as the Male Eigo. on 23rd St; concept of woman. She is known to have to come out of their self and socially im costumes of dresses and skirts Jn sub- finish a quart of. Thunderbird, when cold, : : tastes surprisingly good and the effects are, however ...just too much truth. Lets facte it; , ^ 'CM^:^êreoii,:.'Uie .ljpatt( of the male inherited cetain. defined relesand is con posed totes and do the things that might be freezing weather, hot pants, girlie \3^yf&K!i&&?& better than T-Rex; King becomes automatic^ just as the female's -^ ceived of as maternal, tender, bitchy, un classified as feminine if they want to. Just magazines to satisfy chauvinist appetites, to say the least, electrifying. Just to show v you the popularity, of Thunderbird, Ken Biscuit Boyis better than J. Geils, and Jan idten does. He will marry, .support a family, stable, submissive, a sex object to be used as women should not fear their television commercials; the essence of each •*•. "i"i»sr •**>" Kesey in his novel Sometimes a Great Dean :'al^..!beC^^ft«iiiuYdi"' while mV and work his ass-off until hishair turns ::j&y* and so on. aggressiveness and intelligence as a one being "To please a man" in order to all made it up the ladder the prematurely gray and falls out. Then, of In the immense inflexibility of the male's dangerous weapon to bruise a tender ego. reach the ultimate goal of marriage, must Notion makes this elixir the mainstay of the old derelict logger who lived in the moun- ive to Ianguisn in obscurity. Lets course, his vn*uity is'-.last fbrever.^K Ibe mind, she is a slave to these roles. She must Humbleness towards honesty is not the most be done away with. However, what strong ..isJJfeworst peij^jfer:pc^ _ decides not to marry, however, he will be copewitfrtnehyptfcitit^^ aanifianTe of" virtues. IX. is thefearof movement or cries of nelp have ever sup tains^The_mostrespecjtable_of.this category Jt x ,2 of wine has come to be Bali Hai which-can be opl^^^ plavt»y-ba chelor -or-a- a male dominated culture, and is often touching one's feelings that make people ported the dilemma of the male in our :: :4B^rs "of €9. America, both ofJ them, are -• old maid. In the meantime, he iviB: wear a '• . *^._. --. expected to have higher moral standards wear defensive armour. society? eaten, drunk or (I imagine) injected. The ^starrinigj beginning of the bottle is tasty but towards . ultimately vast Wastelands. Gone is the layered costume of shirt, tie, and jacket than her male partner. Her choices and We have been relating to each other's T" Men today carry such enormous and the/end the flavor begins to reflect the of expression, the tasty licks, the which will choke him each hot summer day opportunities in life-styles are attainable roles for so many centuries that it iias tjgfcdening responsibilities, it is no wonder innocence. Gone, yes, and its getting worse. Jcur on thecommuter tram. And eventually, ms OrChadasfa only—iiy fighting against the almost become overwhelmingly difficult to see they have come to be known as heart-attack woodsy origin of the product. There are machinel^rom^ v™*5 in.,this 2*me" category but Anyway Just watch out, start listneing to popular idea of "get Togetiier.*^The man hert wfllfail or his arteries will burst as a dogmatic bias cemented in die society. "what is invisible to the eye": that we are jazz, and the column I threw out, soon to be . does not want to see anymore war anymore. result of all of this anxiety and competition.. Seeking individuality and a personal life all human (especially Playboy centerfolds) Blactr Jewish Group — taught to be strong, powerful, and com- £~_£S.Interestingly. ^LJ^fw^*enough, thoug*h har^^co?d e recycled, will be the air you breathe and the Definitely, get Together. It is made for those Naturally, his wife collects a heavy sum of style, she is trapped in the woman's-place and have a unique potential for loving and petitive. Any deviation from these concepts, times between fun and Selection; role. juicers often talk about "doing" more than a nu|s»c you hear.. ^ " \> insurance money since her beloved understanding each other as people not as such as tenderness or the expression of ••^^^^m^Yampg.: album came out last somewhere between the blues and tomorrow husband's untimely death had been ex Woman are not pleading for a role definitive plastic machines. Continued on poge n pint of Gallo Port, Swiss Up, Thunderbird or ADAT BEYT MOSHE CHOIR Bali Hai it is usually only the raunchiest who weelc The one by Jesse Colin Young called morning. On Baccoohr: , _ ^1 pected lot oîite_soi»eItime.j:, ever do so. Thank you but applause is not '"Together'' and it is ihe reason this column ' Is this the world that women's liberation HOUSE PLAN ASSOCIATION necessary. isTiot in any garbage pile. Jesse is a folk To Mr. Richard Wishnia and his family has been fighting its way into; a world of SHEUY LANG ORCHESTRA artist you may always turn to when you've and friends, may I simply thank you for importance, excitement, and earry death? Presents Eventually you grow tired of the "pop" , MM wines and good sense slows down your worn out your copy of "Let It Be.' -Folkies your kind praise.and encouragement. I am What exactly is so important about being a consumption of the brain-sizzlers. It is then love him for his laid-back and smoothe style. happy to have pleased you with the column. top executive of a company, or running a big "MONKEY B USINESS that the juicer begins looking in the others Jazz people, in small numbers, often check business, and by whose standards? For Tickets: parts of the liquor store. There area great out his sides cause he happens, to-be Excluding the diseased minds who-con The Marx Brothers many inexpensive (relatively) European enamored of qui thing among rockers. Warm tinually whistle and blow comments at SencJ Self-addressed Envelope to — wines. If you catch a special you can often chords. , ...... P.S. To anybody who remembers: About anything with long legs, most men have a HILLEL 144 E. 24th SW N.Y.C. 10O10 Thursday, March 9, 1972 12-2 PM Rm. 4 South *.-i Anyway^ Jesse Colin Young has had that seven yars ago Jesse Colin Young put out an < high regard for women. We may be pam get decent wines for just a few cents more -or Call OR 4-0626 chan the "pop" wines. A favorite among kind <)f a career where the only stability Lp on Capitol called "Soul Of A Qty Boy." I pered as babies, laughed at for excelling, drinkers is Liebfarumilch which gives a comes from within. As a solo fokie he never have heard the disc and it is possibly the and denied jobs, but our role in society is the '••< rather mellow head. For those seeking the overate. And much of that vocal quality has best music Jesse has made. But it has been lesser of two evils. -: " - - •••- PWOB $3k0O^ - LAST CHANCE TO APPLY FOR 1972-73 higher planes I would suggest any of the surely come from traveling on foot and into out of print for many years and impossible little-known Spanish Sangrias, which make rjTOprds.; People who have turned to the to purchase. Maybe there is among you PROGRAM OF STUDY ABROAD Yago taste like cherry soda. In fact, one -Youngbloods have done so with the idea of someone with a copy, some old folkie Age: Over 18 PROCEEDS GO TO SOVIET JEWRY DR. JAY brand known by the imaginative name of friendship in mind The Youngbloods îave teacher who turned to the record hi the For chSdrefr's Hebrew spoaidng WITH CUNY Spanish Sangria, has been banned from taken to putting wives and kids and flowers height of intense adolescence who-has long, Indian Quad at SUNY Albany. This par and stuff on their record jackets recently. since relegated it to the attic. I would offer: •^ •-' cuMip iBL-fpe Fiocoiie$»' ^~ Tree TQr~~Banch Shtocats wifB FINKELMAN ticular brand goes down hard and produces Isn't their music a whole earth cataloue of any coHectorsitem fecyours^wouMyou like a drastic disorientation. Side effects include it you understand folkie a clear plastic copy of **Blows Against the Knowledge of Hebrew essenM the loss of coherency and the ability to Empire?/' How about the limited-issue Good sakry, Phowe: 265-7210 Will withstand cold. Many of the Portuguese TogeOêr B_nis,< first ttiodern Beatles* Christtnas Album? Cardie King's Hoses produce a nice buzz which, un His others are hard to come "Chy'âlbttm? Peace on Earth? Discuss fortunately, can be quite expensive. Though in this age of affluence who cares about w*( ,-VM;. cost!?! I would say, in conclusion, that it .*& •_-.v-_. • >.-».— •*.; j.v -- - really is a matter of hit and miss with the imported wines. Effects are varied but a lot _ _ nKH* boost a sense of roots Psycho- of the fun is in trying new products. An AanTSweet-BaJby. •. additional lift is provided by the knowledge F*r n^p, the essence of Jesse Colin that, at least, you are becoming a Con Young's music has been that consistent Ecological tinental derelict rather than a Bowery Bum. preseBce of folfc^r-blues or whatever plain- In my opinion, California wines that come oldVroots. You have to start somewhere and ir. gallon jugs deserve a category of their ~H. seems that Jesse has never forgotten his Meeting Pornography own. Whether it is Burgundy, Port, Vin Rose road, in ttd& period of superboogie I just AndWrangrfer^doin^ or whatever, I don't think the hard case think that its nice that Jesse and the something aixrat it. juicer with a Bohemian flair win be Youngbloods have secured their place and to help you in your disappointed. These wines are very cheap fill it fully. Quite like the: way they live. They^regivingyrni and, for awhile after opening, taste quite Jesse's Together is different from Jhat in wbat^ssohardtoget (Whatever good. The quantity of wine the boozer is able Heir York, I suppose. He could have been pioming your to consume guarentees a wild oime and, if cheesy and called it "Soul of a Country thesedays.What That Is??) I consumed in wide open places like parks, Boy." The music is a product of one who has yoapayfor. made some kind of peace with things in Pt. beaches or playgrounds, the effect is even 4 degree and * better. Take it from me, for the price and fteyes in Marin and is moved by the stillness convenience, you can't go wrong with to sing about it. Peopleîont put California jugs. kidsand fishes and wives and stuff on their regis lei Rig for next On Thurs., Now you're thinking about hangovers and unless its their kids, wives. getting sick and what to do about that. Well, to avoid getting sick (which I still do every AJlJesseddoes with his new record is share ML March 9 at so often) drink carefully. Experienced with you, what makes sharing it with you juicers can mix wines but usually don't. . worthwile^He ddoesone or two- acustic When mixing wines try to stay in the general numbers fronrYoungblood gigs like "Lovely Tbursaayy Moral 12:15 family of wine. However (and this sounds ItfAy^:he does tightly lid-back rock tunes sick, so hold on), getting sick is a humbling 4ike Chuck «erry's **Sweet Little Sixteen" experience that shows you most graphically - whrchhe just tightens to shreads with his 9th, Nooa to 2 pjn. how much of a fool you have been. As for sfinkysphrasesand **oh mamas."J2ven a hit 24th Street hangovers, well-, they really act as on **Six Days ?on the Road" dodging them regulating influence. The hangover that scales alright with a little bit of rap thrown Rm. 114, 24th St. Bldg. -Room keeps you sick all day may keep you from -in; folks. Truckdriver talk makes for good getting totalled outjevery time you drink. I fun. A«t then there is Jesse's plaintive think that sickness and hangovers are the c^Peace Song" an acoustic number with a 425 main reasons for kids not drinking wine - familiar theme not all unrelated to the ore for your RESUMES 2-5 yoor old? 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Sigma Alpha Tutorial Service • ~« Continued from pag* 9 ONLY THE BEGINNING personally drives me to write this by Barry Hoffman _• reply is the fact that 1)1 cannot see irresponsibility continue un~- During the past week I had the I noticed, 21 see students get airick^ disasterous experience: of at in the rear when they should not, tending what was known as the The History and 3) watch the students funds "Baruch College Student Center supplied to SEEK being misused Space Allocation meeting^^^ owe upon improper and non-existant the word disasterous 'ti$£-''jtie employees. - " ^ describe the meeting itself but to Somehow, I feel bad that I had to describe the present situation reply in this mannes to Professor regarding the j^ck of Space in Grad Or., £mith, whom i greatly respeet for r his efforts. Both he and my^dTare in the same ballgame, trying to meeting. They' had hoped;for make things work more efficiently larger rooms which would better and honestly: We most try even themselves as an organization. harder this fall. I'm happy I ended This in turn, would further Ba>uch on this letter on a brighter note than College as a whole in moving Mr. Elder or Professor Smith had. towards establishing a Baruch College Community. Clubs at the Sincerly, very minimum hoped to retain the What's New In The Past? _ __ Jan W. Yablow rooms they had been allocated in Letters To The Editor: the past. Unfortunately as we were Candidate Cares 1 oo find,out, this could not be Dear Rosa Cerrato and TICKER, reality. I am a candidate for the Office of This meeting came as a crushing Thurs. March 9, 1972 12:15 pm Room 826 Sophomore Representative in the blow to several clubs. Clubs which Spring* election. I'm writing^ this previously had their own rooms letter in reference to your article were not to be shared by ^fhatoy Refreshments will be served entitled "The Elections are other clubs. In certain examples Coming; Where Are The Can cubicles whichjcan o^y sej^four to didates?" In this^ story you stated, five people are now shared 'by "Of the forty one (41) candidates, three and four clubs. This meeting Michael Fishbein was the only not only blocked several dubs candidate who cared enough to from functioning properly, ixit has show up. Where are the rest?" I further reinforced and -prove^THie^ was in the snack bar for fifteen lack of space in Baruch College.;' minutes from 11:55 on and saw The Junior Class only a few students eating lunch. I would like to quote what had After staring at the soda machine, been written in the editorial of lasjt who by the way wasn't interested week's edition of Ticker. "Clubs in the elections at all, I left as I had need space. They need privacy. other commitments. They need room to grow. They need the pride, self respect, and Another point is that I feel that responsibility that goes along with just because candidate-didn't show taking care of an office. Clubs need this shouldn't imply be doesn't space, and they need it now. A Pre-ldes of March" Party care. I'm idealistic enough to think The present situation can be that anyone who is^willing to run considered as a test to see whether for ofifice does care to some or not clubs can be mere man Thursday March 9, 1972 degree. Many candidates are in social organizations. They have a volved in other extracurricular unique opportunity to show the activities ohat hold events during entire Baruch College Community -v'5=?ra.': club hours. Many students . also have Thursday off and a shitty box that they- are worthy of their %ts&-•..->> 7:00-12:00 in the back of TICKER isn't suf existence." > ficient notice to make plans. The first action shall be; On Candidates should have received Thursday, March 9, 1972 there in the Student Center letters in the mail and students shall be an EMERGENCY should have been notified by flyers. MEETING OF OHE COUNCIL OF ^.->??~.'.':^i-- C •••; •._• If this forum was in earnest, ad CLUB-—PRESIDENTS. Any vance-' notice should have* been students, who' are interested in given. joining towards applying pressure for space to the BHE, PLEASE BE THERE!, t- • '. Yours, WE. SHALL SEIZE THIS OP Kevin Dubrow PORTUNITY!! '-.••••„ ,

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