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Vol. 39-No. 18 Ithaca, New York Thursday, March 2, 1967 National David Susskind Socials Sammy Davi~ d!r'o Considered Speaks on March· 6 by Mary Burdick Deadlines by Alan Hyman President Dillingham has re ported that, as a result of dis U. S. AHorney General cussion at last week's Board of Spring Weekend Trustees meeting in New York Appointed City, a committee will be set up Sammy Davis Jr. will headline to look into the prospect of hav the entertainment at this year's (UPI) On February 28 Presi ing national fraternities here on Spring Weekend, which is en dent Johnson appointed a fellow campus. Charles L. Rumrill, an Pat: Griffith, titled "A Tribute to Walt Dis Texan, Ramsey Clark, 39, to the Ithaca College trustee, and Dr. ney," according to Junior Class cabinet position of Attorney Harold Emery have been asked "Peace Talks Possible" President, Peter Burrell. General. Mr. Clark will succeed to serve with a student, who is by Steve Pitches This year's ball will be in a Nicholas Katzenbach who was ap to be chosen by the IFC. Presi pointed to the office of Under I nightclub setting with the Billy dent Dillingham said that the Mrs. Pat Griffith, resident of on her experiences there. May Orchestra under the Direc secretary of State. three-man committee will be Ithaca and one of four women l\Irs. Griffith has written sev Very soon after the appoint tion of Frankie Lester, and ad asked for a recommendation for who recently made an unauthor eral articles for AP in which she diticnal entertainment. ment of his son, Supreme Court the Board Meeting on May 19. ized trip to North Vietnam, has presented her views of the Justice, Tom C. Clark announced A professional Rock group now _ Mr. Rumrill was president of a spoke Wednesday night in B-102 people of North Vietnam, and the recording for Capitol Records, bis retirement from the bench. fraternity when he attended conditions of war under which Justice Clark said that he had "The Magnificent l\Ien," will play college. He works for the Rum they live. at the dance after the concert. been considering "what should rill and Hoyt Advertising Ag In one article she said, "Before be my course" since last Sep Formal and more thorough ency, which has headquarters in my trip I could not imagine how plans for the weekend will be tember when bis son's possible Rochester and New York City. a technically backward, indus nomination first came to public announced next week. However, Dr. Emery is a history professor trially primitive country could much work still remains to be notice. at Ithaca College and also serves hope to contend with the gigan The Justice wrote to Chief Jus done and the Spring Weekend as the advisor to Sigma Alpha tic military strength of the Committee will need help. tice Earl Warren on the first Nu. United States. It is beyond my day of the court's present ses- Dr. Dillingham stated that his power to describe the total and According to l\Ir. Burrell, "If David Susskind sion and stated, "that in the event reason for not investigating into effective mobilization of all North this weekend is a success many Ramsey becomes the attorney national fraternities in the past is more weekends of this caliber David Susskind, the controver Vietnamese society to defend it general it is my intention to that he has "not been satisfied self against American aircraft will occur." All students inter sial moderator of "Open End", retire from the court." His re that the old, out-moded policy and modern weapons of mass de ested in working, no matter what and television and movie pro class they are members of, should tirement will take effect either of discrimination on the basis of struction. ducer, will lecture to Ithaca Col attend the Junior class meeting, at the end of the current term in race, creed and color has been Speaking on South Hill, Mrs. lege on Monday, March 9. His Monday, March 6 at 7 p.m. in June or when his son takes of entirely eliminated from policies Griffith said that she went to topic will be: "The Menace of B-103. fice if there are any cases which of the national offices." North Vietnam to see the tar Mass Complacency: Television, may cause conflict of interest. gets and learn the effects of the Fabulous Frankenstein. " U.S. bombing in the north. The Mr. Susskind was originally areas she visited were largely 16 !Faculty scheduled to speak here last Jan· New5% Second Dean civilian, and as a result she drew uary but cancelled due to an her talk from contacts with the unexpected television taping date. Sales Tax Quits Cornell Pat Griffith people, whom she described as Promotions For his achievements in tele by Eric Shepard "highly nationalistic." vision, Mr. Susskind has won al On March 1, 1967, a new sales For Ithaca She said they regard the mili Announced most every award offered by the tax went into effect in Tompkins ·by Paul Gr~ham Yorkis Rod Serling tary action as a struggle for in. President Howard Dillingham medium, including seven Emmy County. The new tax of 3% on On Campus, May 1 - 5 dependence--not in a political announced sixteen academic pro two Peabody, eight Sylvania the dollar is added over and Rod Serling, renowned tele or ideological sense, but as it motions this week effecting mem Awards, two Newspaper Guild, above the previously existing vision and motion picture writer, relates to their own individual four TV Film Daily, and the Pro bers of 10 different departments. state tax of 2%. producer, and director will visit futures. ducer of the Year Award. Harold I. Hinkelman, Account The sales tax was instituted the Ithaca College campus from Mrs. Griffith presented her His films include, "A Raisin in in order to prevent a rise in land May 1-5. opinion of the bombing raids as ing, and Robert F. Pasternack, the Sun," "Requiem For A HeavY taxes. The reason for the ex He will work wtih students in an attempt to decrease the will Chemistry were promoted from weight," All the Way Home," pected rise in land taxes is the the Radio-TV and Drama depart of the North Vietnamese to fight. associate to full professor. and "Edge of the City." share the county has in support She regards the raids as terrori ments, as well as the creative Those gaining the rank of as Moderating "Open End" since ing Medicaid. writing course. zation "by bombing what means its inception in 1955, the program The new tax breakoff on a dol Although the specific agenda the most to the North Vietna sociate professor were Marcia was hailed by critics as the first lar goes as follows: will not be announced until mese"-their schools, hospitals, Ascher, Mathematics; Charles of its kind. Other telvision credits $ .00 to .10 no tax around April 15, tentative plans and homes. However, she stated Bay, Music; Cheng-Yin Cheng, that the attacks are having the include Sir Laurence Oliver's tele .11 to .25 .01 call for him to conduct discus Wiliam H. Clement, and Heinz .26 to .45 .02 opposite effect, by strengthening vision debut in "Moon and Six sion groups in an analysis of sev Koch, Chemistry; Walter T. Car pence" and his subsequent ap .46 to .65 .03 eral of his own 16mm films, and the resolve of the northerners to pearance in Graham Greene's .66 to .85 .04 in the problems of directing and resist what they consider aggres lin, Speech Pathology; Ahren "The Power and the Glory." It .86 to 1.10 .05 writing. The student body may be sion by foreign troops. Sadoff, Physics. According to l\Irs. Griffith, the was Susskind who also induced Taxable items will be the same invited to participate in some of Advancing to the rank of assis Ingrid Bergman to to tele as under just the state tax. North Vietnamese make a sin return the discussions. tant professor were, Peter M. vision and appear in Ibsen's A longtime summer resident of cere distinction between the "Hedda Gabler." the Ithaca area Mr. Serling is do American people and the U.S. Forward, Drama; Jean Lewis and Cornell Faculty Stanley Davis government. They regard U.S. Guests on Mr. Susskind's pro nating his services because of John Polo, Physical Education; For Deferments the interest he has long had in troops as uninformed victims of David S. MceKitb, History; Don gram have run from the contro the government, and believe that versial to the meek. They rang~ Members of the Cornell Uni Cornell University Dean of Ithaca College. ald J. Sinta, Music; Jane Vogel, versity faculty have voted more Students Stanley W. Davis has a lack of popular support will in stature from Kburschev to cause the United States to aban English. stripper Hope Diamond. ·than two to one in favor of some announced he will leave his post system of student deferment from there July 1 to become Director don its efforts. She does believe After the lerture, which will the draft, it was announced today. of Research and professor of Student Government that, despite this, negotiations begin at 8:15, a question and The vote was made in a ques psychology here at Ithaca Col· This week the Executive Com are "infinitely possible." answer session will be held. CONTENTS tionnaire sent to some 1,600 fac lege. Dean Davis is the second mittee discussed a disbursal of The Ithaca woman stressed the ulty and based on the tabulation dean to announce plans to asso responsibility and authority to fact that she was not an expert, <> and had not presumed to repre of 672 returns. ciate with the college, the first the members of Student Con Cartoons ...... Pg, 9-11 In addition to the faculty's being G. Ferris Cronkhite. gress. Concrete plans and ap sent any official position while supporting student deferments, Davis, who served as dean of pointments will be published by in Vietnam. She also said that College Calendar Pg. 4 2nd Forum the faculty also favored-by a students at Cornell since Sept. the Publicity Committee. An in she went as an individual, not Classified Ads Pg. 8 as a representative of any insti On Monday, March 13 at 7:30 slight margin-the use of aca 1963 stated his positions here vestigation is going to be made Classified Ads .... Pg. 11 tution or faction. the EUB Forum Committee will demic standings for granting de will involve coordination of re· into the possibility of having Drama Review .. Pg. 7 open files on past examinations As a result of her trip, Mrs. hold its second Administrative ferments. search contracts and teaching at Editorials ...... Pg. 4 The questionnaire was prepared least one course each semester. at the library. Griffith stated that she does not 1 Forum. consider the war right, justified, Features ...... Pg. 10 The panel, President Dilling by a specal faculty committee on Davis went on to say that his Leaders' Group this week dis or worth the 1000 casualties sus Greeks ...... Pg. 7 ham, Provost J;)avies, and Dean selective service policy headed job as Director of Research will cussed various academic prob by Norman Penney, a professor entail not only gaining more lems with Mr. Newsom, Dr. Em tained per day. She favors a uni Letters ...... Pg. 5, 8 Clarke will entertain questions lateral cessation of bombing and pertaining to administrative, Aca at the Cornell Law School. He grants but selecting those which ery, and Dr. Richards. Dean Literary ...... Pg. 6, 9 will be fitting with the college's Noun, Dean Hood, and Mr. Moore a withdrawal of U.S. troops to demic and social problems. said copies of the detailed results Movie Review .... Pg. 3 of the questionnaire have been long range plans. His job will answered questions and criticisms defensive positions. In conclu Dr. Charles Sackrey will again sion, Mrs. Griffith said that we Music Review .... Pg. 3 serve as moderator. sent to the Armed Services Com entail coordinating policies rath of the Administration and of the mittee of the House and Senate er than dictating them. building progress. The Leaders' have created serious political and News in Review .. Pg. 5 for consideration in their dellber Dean Davis received his AB Group topic will be posted on economic problems in Vietnam, Society ...... Pg. 7 Joke of the week that we should allow them to set- ations on selective service. Copies degree in psychology in 1947 the Union Lobby Bulletin Board Sports ...... Pg. 12-14 The Ithacan were also sent to all New York and his Ph.D. in industrial psy from now on and all meetings tle their problems in their own way, and that Vietnam will be WICB ...... Pg. 9 Tham: Paul State's elected representatives in chology in 1951 both from Cor will be open to any students who desire to attend. unstable for many years to come. ------Washington. nell. THE ITHACAN, MARCH 2, 1967, PAGE 2 Egbert Union Board Prof. Polansky Blue and Gold Series To Host Resigns Position Soviet Pianist Yakov Zak Add§ Two Members Joseph Polansky, Jr., Assistant Professor of Speech Pathology by Alan Hyman The Egbert Union Board has in New York last semester he Audiology has resigned his posi Yakov Zak, the Soviet pianist, announced the addition of two helped establish a working Un- new members to the Board. John ion Board. tion on the Ithaca College fac- will appear at Ithaca College on Thursday, March 9, as the next Slocum, a junior in physical edu The Executive Board is at pres ulty effective at the comple cation, will serve in the capacity tion of this academic year. attraction in the college's Blue ent headed by Egbert· Union Concert Series. The concert will of representative from his school. President, Bob Lorenz, and con Mr. Polansky has accepted a George Notarpole will serve as take place at 8:15 in Ford Hall sists of the Vice-President; two position as Director of Speech Auditorium. Member-at-Large. These two ad Members-at-Large, Debbie Blank ditions have been made by the Pathology-Audiology Services on Zak, a graduate of the. Odessa enstein and Deiter Scherer; R~p Conservatory, is regarded as es Board in an attempt to gain rescntatives from Music and Arts the staff of Madison General greater campus representation. Hospital, Madison, Wisconsin. His pecially authortative in the music and Sciences, John DeValve and of Chopin. When he played at Slocum is at ::;,resent Vice Jane Gallo; the Chairman of the new duties will entail administra President of Phi E K Fraternity, the Thlrd International Chopin Leslie Goldin Union Committee, Jim Browold; tion and clinical implementation Competition in -Warsaw in 1937, IFC representative and head a Union Administrationr epresent waiter for SAGA. The Union of a hospital wide speech and two years after his debut, he was ative; a College Administration named first-prize winner and also Miss Goldin Chosen Board is very pleased to have representative; and representa hearing diagnostic . therapeutic John with them. service. In addition, he will super received a special award for the tive of the Union Student Work- best performance of the compos. Best Dressed Coed New Member-at-Large, George ing Staff, Paul Yaman. The Exec- vise University students in a Notarpole, is a first semester sen er's mazurk·as. Miss Leslie Goldin of Sigma practicum aspect of graduate ior who previously served as Ex utive Board serves in the capac His career since then has Alpha Eta has been selected as Jubit Chairman for the Union ity of a policy-making board for studies in Speech Pathology. Fur carried him on concert tours Mr. Yakov Zak the best dressed girl at Ithaca Board. While attending a college Union activities and management. ther, Mr. Polansky will be en throughout Europe, with repeated College. Leslie, a Junior Speech gaged in graduate study on the appearances in Germany, France, that Mr. Zak will return soon England, Switzerland, Turkey, Pathology and Audiology major, University of Wisconsin campus. with more examples of it." All Czechoslovakia, and Poland, in the New York critics were par was sponsored by both Sigma Mr. Polansky is a native Bing Controversy Over Student Ed addition to the Soviet Union. ticularly impressed with an un Alpha Nu and Delta Sigma Pi. hamtonian, educated in the pub On his last tour of the United usual program in which he played Her activities at Ithaca include lic · schools there, and a 1955 States, Raymond Ericson in the two challenging Beethoven mas the speech clinic nursery, Dean's At Other Colleges Also graduate of Ithaca College. He New York Times commented: "A terpieces, the "Diabelli" Vari big, brilliant, sweeping style. The List, tutoring, and the special by Walter Rugaber The editorial, sports and busi- holds a Master of Science Degree ations and the "Hammerklavier" artist can spin out a soft legato Sonata. children's center. Sewing, knit From The New York Times ness staff have voted to give the from the University of Wisconsin. with the best. This was superior, Tickets are on sale in Egbert ting, tennis, dancing, and chil ANN ARBOR, Mich., Feb. 23 senior editors authority to call In addition to his teaching dazzling pianism, and it is hoped - Authorities at the University Union. duties, Polansky has func- dren are some of Leslie's favor of Michigan met today to discuss a strike. Also, the local chapter Mr. ite interests. a tangled campus conrtroversy of the leftist Students for a Demo- tioned as a clinical supervisor Dr. Kugler To Speak When asked how she felt about over the rejected nomination of cratic Society have promised to and diagnostician at the Ithaca being selected, Leslie said she an outspoken undergraduate as take "any measure necessary" to College Sir Alexander Ewing On Teacher's Unions WGB Announce hadn't had time to think about editor of the student newspaper. prevent publication of "an inter- Speech and Hearing Clinic, dur The dispute centers on a re- ing the past two academic years. Dr. Israel Kugler, President of it, that she was mobbed by fusal last Monday by the Board im-puppet newspaper." the United Federation of College Contest Results friends who were very happy for in Control of Student Publica- Teachers and of the Empire State by Linda Johnson her. She did go on to say she tions to appoint Roger Rapoport, ------Federation of Tecahers will speak W.G.B. would like to thank was flattered, however. Leslie's a junior from Schenectady, as at an open meeting of the Ithaca editor of the Michigan Daily for all the girls who took the time future plans include being the College Chapter of the American the next academic year. Association of University Profes to give us their opinions at our best dressed speech pathologist Mr. Rapoport, a member of Autoinohile Accident sors on Tuesday, March 7, 1967 booth during Student Government in N.Y.C. the newspaper's staff, was nom in room S-202, Science Hall at Week. We appreciate your ideas inated by the outgoing senior 7:30 p.m. editors. Although the board con and find them very interesting Injure~ 3 I. C. Students Dr. Kugler who is professor of and informative. siders other candidates for lead social science at the New York The White Knight ing pos:.tions, the senior nomina City Community College of CUNY The winners of our contest tions have been virtually tanta is one of the leaders of the col- were announced at the Student Strikes At mount to appointment. lege teacher union movement Government Dance. First· Prize, The board rejected the senior which now has over 10,000 mem- a ticket to Spring Weekend, was slate against the background of Ithaca College bers. He took an active part in won by Anne Sullivan, a sopho general discontent with the stu the St. John's controversy of last by Mary Burdick dent paper on the part of the year and was one of the more more Accounting major. Other After several weeks of inde university administration and outspoken opponents of the St. winners were: Second Prize, 60 cision as to where a laundry pick some faculty members. An offi John's administration. grace minutes--Connie Reed, ju- cial sympathetic to the students up station could be located on said today that: Dr. Kugler will speak on the nior Physical Therapy major; the Ithaca College campus, Ben "They (the editors) are trying reasons for the upsurge in inter- Third Prize, 30 grace ·minutes - Light, secretary of the college, to run an independent newspaper est in college teacher unions Peach Brooks, freshman Physical announced last week that a room and some of the guardians of after fifty years of dormancy and Education major; and Fourth has been set aside for it in the the university's image get riled on his efforts to effect a merger Prize, 15 grace minutes - Susan about it." basement of Dorm 12. between the AAuP and the Kaplan, sophomore Speech major. Admitted displeasure A number of students were The administration has denied American Federation of Teachers. Congratulations! under the impression that there any desire to censor the paper was going to be a laundry pick up but has admitted its displeasure. The car in which three students were iniured. Be cool on Thursday evenings and Friday afternoons here in January when they re Marvin L. Neihuss, the univer- (rock n' roll) at the sity's executive vice president, turned from semester break. said in an interview today that A car spun out of control Sat- of the band and knee. 8 0 X C A R Since then, the Ithacan has been the criticisms most often voiced urday on the Ithaca College cam- Also injured were two passen· pursuing the question and has against the newspaper were its us and ~jured three college stu- gers, Nelson Lapatin 19 who was Even Englishmen Give Their Pub A Rest "cause orientation" and "its re- dents, 1t was reported by the ' ' . From Themselves Now and Then heard such comments as "we sheriff's department here. reportedly knocked unconscious fusal to print what other news- SMOOTH MUSIC FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS-9 -1 can't seem to find a place to put papers do print." According to deputies, Joel S. and suffered bruises, and Donald it," and "there just isn't enough "'- y tru k a -B rnst · 20 h sufi ed 1 ft Friday Night Featuring Rick Jay "The only solution I see," Mr. tachma n ' 20 ' Of .uo ' s c e em, ' w O er e ''THE MAGICIAN" - 9. 11 room here." There were various Neihuss said, ''would be a little stop sign after spinning out of arm and forehead injuries. All Route 13 and Dryden Road suggestions as to where it might more sense of responsibility and control around an "S" turn. He were treated at the college in- --~-'!!""'------~-~-~ be, but every time a suggestion perhaps institutional concern on suffered a cut left eye and bruises firmary. 00 QQ was made there was another use the part of the students." for the room in question. For example, a room in the basement ALTMAN & GREEN JEWELERS of Donn 7, which was being con Tompkins Academy Beauty SaBorrn Prompt, Quality Watch & Jewelry sidered, bas recently been con Photography Repair Service verted to a lab. APPOINTMENTS NOT NECESSARY FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN Now, however, a room has been Applications and Passports See our collection of 14K and located but :r.tr. Light reported Quick Service Open Weekdays from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sterling Charms and Bracelets that it probably can't be ready Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ithaca College Class Rings and Pins before March 18. However, he is Ithaca's Exclusive Authorized Keepsake Dealer "almost certain that as soon as 134 E. State St. 113 S. Cayuga St. 272-5460 144 E. State St. AR 2-1810 they return from Spring Vaca- 272-3000 Frank Hammer Open Fri. till 9;00 p.m. tion it will be there."
MOE'S ONE OF ITHACA's CLOVER CLUB Are you getting tired of nicest eating places ••• Take a break from studyi~g ! ! ! 356 Elmira Rd. Barbell' winter? where everybody meets GOOD FOOD AT STUDENT PRICES Shep DANCING 0 Try some of our delicious v~rieties of Subs MOSE NORMAN, Prop. How about reading a book Evory Evening just for fun. THE COLLEGE SPA Sandwiches ••• (Steak ones too') ~ 216 East State Street Onion Rings Corner Book Store Exotic Oriental Dancers 0 Every Night But Sunday 118 N. Aurora Si. 109 N. Tioga St, ~ IL & S Carry Out & Resaurant Downtown Ithaca Noted for quality and 272 8184 service since 1938 Sundays - Rock & Roll 122 S. Cayuga St. 273-4956 THE ITHACAN, MARCH 2, 1967, PAGE 3 MOVIE REVIEW Saga Food Av(DilabDe (Conto1nnwedl) MWJsac !Revaew by Richard Gordau OKLAHOMA Saint Edward's University Bethany Nazarene College Austin by Robert Formaini San Antonio College Those of us who frequent the movies are out of luck this Oklahoma City On Sunday evening, FeLruary 26, the Little Orchestra week in Ithaca. Three of the theatres have held over their shows Oklahoma City University San Antonio Oklahoma City South Plains College Society of New York, under the mu~ical direction of Thomas from last week. The Ithaca has kept the controversial Dear John, Oral Roberts University Levelland Scherman, presented a concert at Ford \·1 usic Hall. The program Tulsa University of Saint Thomas opened with Mozart's Serenade No. 9 in D Major, subtitled worthwhile for its daring sex and its stark realism. The Strand Houston has held A Funny Thing Ha,p,pened On The Way To The Forwm, OREGON West Texas State University the "Posthorn." Conductor Scherman gave the Serenade a driv ing and overdynamic reading. To be sure, there were many fine worthwhile for its freewheeling comedy. On Monday and Tues Cascade College Canyon Portland UTAH m
Most people would react violently if they were accused of AU AMERICAN practicing discrimination, for the commonly accepted under standing of this term is "prejudice against a particular person or group." It has become unfashionable in our time to admit prejudice and since all of us want to be "liked," we would pas sionately reject the notion that we discriminate. You'll be wild about McDonald's. They're Yet there is another definition of discrimnaton, namely: "to made with fresh Idaho potatoes. You'll make a distinction, to use discernment," which is essential to never know how good French fries can the perceptive student. \Ve are all exposed to so many words, subjects, ideas that be, 'til you taste the fresh, flavorful BOY OF THE WEEK French fries at McDonald's. if we did not distinguish between the trivial and the significant, HUGH CRINNIN between the relevant and the immaterial, we could never be PE '67 able to develop the faculty of judgment and evaluation. Like Look for the Golden Arches/ many in the field of art we become accumulators rather than collectors. roceiv&.l 5 gallon11 of \Ve discriminate in the friends ,ve choose, the dress we wear, the books we read, the ideals ,ve cherish. \\'e arc constantly McDonald§ gaG FREE making judgments in our choices and inevitably selective in this at process. IFranet'o Ameracall'II If we accept our style of living with a flexible firmness and respect the different choices of others in our society we prac 201 W. Scnoca St. tice discriminaiton without prejudice. To integrate knowledge into wisdom is the art of a discriminatng mind. THE ITHACAN, MARCH 2, 1967, PAGE 4 CAMPUS IZ'JIIII phaethon''llero llea Phaethon who drDTo h1a f&thor'a · car; though he failed grou.tly, :vet he von- U.IP.B. CALENDAR turecl more. -ovt4 The Ithacan C.IP.S. Thurs., Mar. 2 by Jeffrey Bruce Sedwin MEMBER Pubtisked weekly by and for the students of Ithaca College. 5:00 Frosh Advisory Board-US "The Bible is the best m-0vie of 1966." 6:30 Student Congress-Upper -Variety Magazine Lee. Th...... Paul Graham Yorkis Editor-in-Chief 8:15 "Sunday in Now York"· The book was better. Yet the movie must have some Managing Editor ...... Robert Hults E.U. Rec Rm qualities to justify its worth, in spite of its source. It does. Business Manager ...... Winifred Gillespie 8:15 International Club Lec-B102 "The Bible" had the largest gross returns of any movie pro News-Mary Burdick Sports-Alex Block Advertising-Sue MacCubbin Karen Chapman Pam Davis Ellie Bernstein duced in 1966. In short, it made the most money. Ah, America. Terry Clark Rick Fidgeon Martha Decherney Fri., Mar. 3 At !ong last an infallible system has been found to grade Alan F. Hyman Larry Hinton Diana Greenberg Steve Pitches Gene Slater Pat Klein 1:00 Student Recital-Ford H movies. The accuracy of this criterion, however, is debatable. Feature-John Crittenden Rich Stryminski Exchange--Jay Swainbank 7:00 Jewish Sabbath Services· It was __ once said that a successful movie needed three Allyn Feldman Claudia Clark Coffee House things: sex, religion, and a cast of thousands. "The Bible" Literary-Susan Longaker Bill Mentz 8:15 "Sunday in Now York"· Brian Patterson Sue Bergholtz Copy-Maureen Nickels fares well on all three, accounting for its popularity. Yee Louise Race Richard Gerdau Helen Brandt EU Rec Rm none can doubt the quality of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Karen Rekemeier Steve Lytle Jeffrey Bruce Sedwin Woolf" or Georgie Girl." "Morgan," too 1s no failure. But Steve Schiffman David Riddle Chris Steele Sat., Mar. 4 none broke the hank, and hence, were relegated to minor stature John Thompson Society-Penny Apsell Nita Tilley Alexis White Dara Aronson 2:00 Fr. Horn & Flute Recital: in America!) moviedom. A -movie with a big cast, pious theme, Bill Yerkes Sue Hill Photography-Eric Shepard Carmen Hughes, Janet Diehl· an dhosoms is deemed superior because of its office success. Ford Aud. Faculty Advisor ...... John Mason Potte1 "The Bible," then, 1s a distinguished motion picture while 6:15 Fr. Basketball vs Hobart-H "Juliet of the Spirits" is only reluctantly noticed. 6:30 F Wrestling-RIT-A Motion pictures have time and again proved themselves The Ithacan office is located on the ground floor of Donn 12, Rm. 103 on the Ithaca 8:00 V WresUing-RIT-A College South Hill Campus, Ithaca, N. Y. 14850. 8:15 "Sunday in Now York"· ·works o\f art. Cinematogt1aphy, one of the moot v-ersatile Advertising call 274-3147 - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 273-1025 anytime. EU Rec Rm mediums, is open to limitless possibilities. But American pro Editorial views reflect the opinion of the Editorial Board. These views neither 8:15 V Basketball vs Hobart• H ducers seem to have lost sight of this fact. Artistic value have reflect the official position of Ithaca College nor necessarly indicate the consensus of been trampled in the race for a good fast buck. The value of a the student body. Sun., Mar. 5 motion picture as art has been replaced by, its financial worth. All letters and articles submitted to the Ithacan become the property of the Ithacan. The Ithacan reserves the right to correct, edit, or refuse to publish any material sub 11:00 Catholic Mass-Ford Mus Ad A mire of mediocrity has poured forth from the Hollywood mitted for publication. 11:00 Protstant Services-Ford H studio gates, attesting to this fact. · 12:00 Coffee Hour-Chor. Rm Ford American producers are content to play it safe. Scripts of 5:0 Catholic Mass-Chaplain Off merit rarely get beyond the accountant's desk. "Experimenta 5:00 Episcopal Eucharist Ser.-U5 tion is left to the Europea!:}s. Our great actors submit to 8:00 EUB Sunday Film-''Becket" artistic castration in order to survive. Profits come first: art be EU Rec Rm damned. The motion picture industry is just that, and the Editorials - - 8:15 Faculty Recital-Andrixes Amercan public is left to watch Doris Day endlessly chased and Marks'-Ford H bet;ween bedrooms by that great thespian, James Garner. The situation ( ours, not Doris Day's) 1s not hopeless, Mon., Mar. 6 Happy !Ever Altelf. o .. however. Perhaps if American producers were freed from the 12:00 Noon Mass-Dm 3-Mon.-Frl. shackles of exhorbitant productio~ costs (partially their own Once upon a time there was a great and and growing college's faculty felt no need S:00 Mass-Dm 3-Mon.-Fri. doing with elaborate sets, costumes, etc.) art might return growing college which wanted, more than any to record their lectures. This at the outset 7:30 Forensics Meeting-US to then, helped defeat the purpose of Phone-a to Hollywood. Talented actors and directors might leave their thing else, become well known. The Ad 7:30 MGB-Union Inter. Rm. ministration of the r,rowing college felt that Course. European exile if Hollywood offered more than rejection slips it must project a 'good ima~e" based on Soon the student body decided to try this 8:15 David Sussklnd-"The ...... and unemployment. Federal subsidation of the arts has long "good things" and "good facts. ' It must be system but found out this was almost im Men.ace of Mass Complacency"· EU Rec Rm been discussed but has never become reality. Profits scar while said that the intention of the administration possible. quality plummets. of 1:he great and growing college was "good." Why? Well, it seems the Administration of There was one hitch though. Once the colleP;e the great and growing institution forgot or Tues., Mar. 7 A financial shot in the arm by the federal government can gained "good publicity" it forgot why 1t overlooked the fact that not one student or S.30 Chemistry Lee., G. P. remedy things. If not we must he content with the Technicolor gained that same publicity. faculty member had a list of the few tapes Lawler - "Studies of Rate Pro comic books Hollywood will continue to produce. Pay TV has What happened was that the college spent that were available. cesses by Electron Spin Reson ~een around for years. many, many dollars on a hig_hly developed No one ever thought to print a booklet ance" - Slll system called Phone-a-Course. The college told which listed all the tapes by ~epartment or S:30 Ithacan Editorial Bd Meet. the students and the whole world for that area of interest. But don't despair, one day Job Rm matter, that Phone-a-Course would enable the great and growing weekly college news students in the infirmary to hear lectures they paper of the great and growing college pub 6:30 Women Dm Advisors-US FROM THE MAILROOM were missing. It would even enable students lished an editorial. 7:00 Ski Team Double Futuro by Steve Schiffman to hear lectures repeated in order to gain a Well, low and behold, everyone was hap,py "House of Ushe~' and "Journey 0 further understanding of its contents, or be ever after because the administration read the to the Center of the Earth -EU .. YAWN cause they cut class. newspaper, caught on to the idea and shortly Rec Rm - -- - -,- - Unfortunately, many members of the great after published the much neeed list. 8:00 Student Court-Job Rm "Jules and Jom"-Hobart College, FREE to all LC. students with I.D. cards
Wed., Mar. 8 y 4 !Oidl You Know? S:00 WGB-US w 6:00 EUB Execu. Com ..Job N Ithaca College is one of the few colleges in damage to chairs and tables. That this total 6:30 Informal Christian Science our area which has a Pub as part of the cam does not include the labor involved for the Group-Ul pus complex. General student reaction seems repairing of this damage. 7:00 Pi Theta Phi Meet· Rec Rm to indicate that this is a desirable part of the What will the future of the Pub he? If this 8:15 "Marat DeSade''.Coll. Th campus scene. vandalism and disregard for property con Do you know that malicious damage in the tinues what can be a fine and integral part 8:15 Ithaca Coll. Choir, Gregg Pub will amount to approximately $1500 for of college campus life may become a barren Smith, Dlr.•Ford H the current school year? Four hundred dollars room with paper containers and an entirely of this damage can be directly attributed to unsociable atmosphere. Thurs., Mar. 9 the loss of more than 2,000 glasses "borrowed" You, the student body, are the ones who 6:30 Student Cong.. LLH from the Pub. Other costly repairs included in will decide the future of the Pub and the en 7:00 Political Sci. Lee. • John this $1500 are three broken glass doors, dam tire college ... give it some deep thought as Wilson Lewis-B102 age to men's room facilities, and miscellaneous to where you want it to go. 8:00 EUB Special FIim • ''David and Llsa"-EU Rec Rm 8:15 Bluu Series #2-Yakov Zak, pianist-Ford Mus Aud, 8:15 College Play.cfowntown Marat/DeSade"
Last night one of the most important and educational institution by offering an ac informative lectures held at Ithaca College tivity which resulted m a free exchange of The DTHACAN this year was received by a shamefully snrall information. audience of 110. It was unfortunate that some members of needs ••• Mrs. Pat Griffith related her opinions and the faculty felt it necessary to schedule exams more reporters experiences concerning her now famous De the same time Mrs. Griffith spoke. Perhaps cember 1966 visit to North Viet Nam. She was the idea that knowledge may be absorbed more ad staff questioned, rather pointedly at times, and re outside as well as inside the classroom was plied .in a straightforward manner. Opinions overlooked. a fixer and information were exchanged between the This still does not explain why so few at ·audience and the speaker with the audience envelopes tended so important an event. The ITHACAN benefitting. does not have the answer. sex! Whether one agreed or disagreed with Mrs. Griffith is unimportant. What must not What must happen in the near future, how ancll be overlooked 1s the fact that the United ever, is that students take advantage of the Christian Fellowship was helping Ithaca Col things they have before complaining too loud love. z lege perform one of its main functions as an ly about the things they do not have. THE ITHACAN, MARCH 2, 1967, PAGE 5 On Wall Street Emphasis .. The World by John Crittenden by Brian Patterson All letters submitted to The Ithacan must be typed and The news from Wall Street is headed by the fear that the signed. Names will be withheld upon request. busines boom may be very near to an end. In a recent study THE EFFECT OF U.S. BOMBING in North Vietnam is All letters become the property of The Ithacan, and we re of 12 economic indicators it has been fQund that only two a. ques~ion of great ~oncern to politicians and strategists while d1scussmg future policy concerning the Vietnam war. Last week serve the right to refuse to publish letters submitted to us. arc still moving upward as compared to the nine trends that J?efense Secretary McNamara released testimony on the effec Letters must not exceed 3 50 words. were moving upward while this boom was at its peak lasi: tiveness of the bombi!1g before two Senate committees that March. The two that show advances are: business inventory caused confusion in Washington and embarrassment to Air changes and housing starts. The seven that fell are: length Force commanders in Saigon. In the testimony he reported: "I Defense ol Houston get students to write their con of the average work-week, the rate of hiring in manufacturing, don't believe that the bombing up to the present has sil?;nificantly gressman to enable further sci reduced, nor any bombing that I could contemplate m the fu Editor: the layoff rate, building awards, the net amount of new busi entific experimentation ..." Then ture would significantly reduce, the actual flow of men and It is nice to know that Dean you call her lecture "curiously nesses formed, the failure liabilities of businesses, and corporate materiel to the South." Davies is an authority on psyche disproportioned", because she profits. The three that heJd their own arc new orders ( which This statement seemed to conflict with those made bv delic drugs. If it hadn't been for spent an hour and twenty min has since fallen), stock prices, and industrial raw material Secretary of State Dean Rusk who asserted that the air raids oi-t his stirring distortion of Jean utes citing examples of "the prices. Another important indication is that there has been the North were an important part of the American military effort Houston's lecture on her personal beneficent results that follow a drop in retail sales. The blame for this may be found in the in Vietnam and in addition that Hanoi would have to recipro research into LSD, those who from its u5c." It seems logical cate with its own de-escalation if it wanted the bombing to attended the lecture might have to me. What better way to illus rising price trend. When prices are higher consumers naturally cease. What makes this issue so important is that Hanoi calls been convinced that further gov trate the need for scientific in become a little more cautious about their spending. As a result for .an end to the bombing before starting peace talks. \Vhatcvcr ernment research of psychedelic vestigation? there has been a rapid increase in savings accounts-increasing the case may be in \Vashington as to the believed effectiveness drugs was necessary. They might As to the psychologist who at a rate of 7% last month. of the bombing, Air Force officers strongly support the raids. also have applauded the fair re made it through Miss Houston's Maj. Gen. Gordon Graham, Vice Commander of the 7th Fleet porting of the Ithacan on page "screening" methods, she admit • 0 • stated early last week that the bombing seriously impedes North two of the same issue. They might ted quite early in the lecture Vietnamese infiltration of men and supplies to the Viet Cong also have wasted money on Miss that the methods of screening are Elsewhere in the financial news-it seems that all those in the South. The 7th Fleet regretted the fact that during the Houston's book, The Varieties of not perfect, and that perfection stories about executives going out on the town, getting plied bombing pause called for by the Lunar New Year truce, the Psychedelic Experience, which would only come through further with liquor and women, and then revealing all the company Communists were able to slip from 25,000 to 35,000 tons of sup the Union Book Store was so research. Throughout scientific secrets may be all too true. Did you know that those who travel plies into the South----enough to supply a 10,000-man North very willing to sell. history, man has been plagued for DuPont receive a card with the following advice: "When Vietnamese division in combat for nearly one year. \Vhat it I am not an Acid-head. My in with possessing the tools without discussing company business, stop and think. Think to stop." comes down to is that the White House docs not feel that it terest in LSD is purely academic. the proper knowledge as to how Employees at the Esso Research Center rest their coffee cups can, at this time, stop the bombing in the North, for fear of I was not convinced by Miss they should be used. Before the on coasters which say, "Don't: talk off the record," and "Re endangering American troops in the South, without reciprocal Houston's lecture or her book time of Louis Pasteur, major op member when chatting at work or at play/Don't talk off the de-escalation by the North Vietnamese in return. A pem,anent that everyone should "tune in, erations were performed without record/And give secrets away." and unconditional halt to the bombing would tie our hands while turn on, and drop out", as Tim regard for sterilization. A hun Some interesting figures from the world of television: The Hanoi would be able to continue its build-up of men and sup othy Leary has suggested, but dred years of progress has great radio-television baseball rights were sold to the various net plies in the South. I was convinced that legitimate ly diminished the number of works for an estimated $29,160,000. The Houston Astros received • • • research into LSD should be con deaths on the operating table, but not without eJ
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State St. Phone AR 2-3473 Open 24 Hours-7 Days L-~~~~~~~~~~~~~------J 273-3711 THE ITHACAN, MARCH 2, 1967, PAGE 7 Drama Review Twosomes Grreek Hogh~ughts by Susan Bergholtz Mu Phi /Epsilon Phi Epsilon Kappa Take one apartment. Turn down the lights. Now, add o~e /Delta Sigma Pi slightly innocent girl and one obviously normal boy. What 1s by David Suss by Julie Green by Dave Greenberg the result? A miniature Olympic footrace and a great deal of The installation of officers for On Saturday, February 26, the light-hearted confusion. . . . Delta Sigma Pi is anticipating one of its best pledge classes in 1967-68 took place at the house brothers brought five children Theta Alpha Phi's annual sprml? production, this year from the Reconstruction Home "Sunday in New York," was p_rofcss1onal down_ to the last the past few years this semester. on February 26, at two P.J\L The This is almost entirely due to our to the Varsity wrestling match wrinkle in ·the sheet. The story 1s an old one. Girl loves boy, new officers are: President, Faye against Syracuse University. The but girl leaves boy because of his desire to play tag in the bed fine rushing program under the leadership of Dave Miller. There Belknap; Vice President, Jackie children really enjoyed seeing room. She then goes to the big city where she spends a few Scott; Corresponding Secretary, Ithaca win. days at her brotlier's apartment. Another young gentleman en were good turnouts at each of ters the picture, and our small town friend, thoroughly con- our parties and we hope that re Joanne Crompton; Recording Sec Pledging has started and the sponse night will be as success vinced of her abnormal innocence, decides to enter the ranks of retary, Marge Rooke; Alumnae pledgemaster and assist. pledge Engagements ful, the "experienced." This move leads to inner conflicts _as ~ell Secretary-Chaplain, Beth Koche master for the spring are Art Pledgemaster Don Wilson, as the hilarious involvement of those around her. The s1tuat1on Miss Elsie Sackman, a junior as Marangi and "Putt" Moore. Good sisted by Tom Pandick have been nour; Warden and IFC rep, Luck, pledges! is at its culmination when in trots the old boyfriend, and . . . at Ithaca College, to Robert An busy preparing an extremely con Betty Poplawski; Treasurer, oops ... well, it seems as though a few too many people are derson, a senior at Cornell Uni The bullet holes in Phi Epsi structive and highly informative Virginia Knowles; Instrumental lon Kappa seem to be on the in clothed in bathrobes. From here the events proceed to a melee versity. program. We are sure that it will af deception, through a ~onflict of interests, to an expected, but Music Chairman, Helen Pagel; crease. be an asset both to the perspec Historian, Carol Bennett. nevertheless happy, endmg. . . Miss Carol Ann Legg, a sopho- tive brothers and the fraternity 1 must admit that I was qmte skeptical as to scene ar more physical therapy major at as a whole. Plans are being made· for a Theta Alpha Phi rangement but under the capable direction of Elizabeth Van Ithaca College, to Philip W. Miles, Deltasig will be sponsoring a spring recital on April 5 in Ford Patten th~ moods of the various locations were excellently pro by David C. Burrow a junior psychology major at Rock Dance in April and we hope Auditorium. J jected.' Near perfect timing and clever transitions not only de it will be as succsessful as our leted the dreariness of the recreation room, but also had the tbe King's College, Briarcliff TAP is currently producing dance last semester. We will also Sigma Alpha Nu its annual spring show, Sunday audience anxiously awaiting the next scene alteration. The sound Manor, New York. be showing the movie "The Pink effects, which ranged f;<>m the ~ar~aric waili_ng of a pop1;1lar In New York, in the Rec Room Miss Linda L. Countryman, a Panther" in the near future, and by Rich Newberg singing group to ~h.e whme of a sk1ddmg Ferran, added the fmal at 8: 15 on March 1st through sophomore at Ithaca College, to hope that a good turnout will The purple passions flowed as March 4th. Elizabeth Van Patten touch of authent1c1ty. be on band. Spontaneity seemed to be the actors' byword, for each Pfc. D. Eric Knuutila, who is did the music of the !'llojo Men is directing the production which Deltasig is happy to announce stars Lynn Pheasant and Steve scene was portrayed with ease and confidence. currently serving with the Ma- that it is sponsoring a seminar at our last rush party held at To- Schaefer. They are being well Lynn Pheasant, as the innocent girl, t~k comf!land of ~er rine Corps in Vietnam. sometime in March. Representa boggan Lodge. The success of supported by Tom Newton, John role immediately. From her first protestations agamst the !n tives of the Eastman Kodak Co. this party puts another feather Prosser, Paula Johnson and Bob sidious nature of that beast called man, to her last embrace with Miss Jill Kleinman, a language will be on campus to speak to in the cap of Social Chairman Gatto. Tickets are available at the her p·ajama clad visitor, one was in.sympathy with ht:r dilemma. major at George Washington the entire student body on the She skillfully executed the part of a humorously besieged hero Tom Lennon, who promises even Union desk, McNeil's Music, or University, Washington, D.C., to opportunities available with their may be purchased from any The ine as well as that of a conscience-cornered, well-bred young Judd Shanker, .a senior philoso firm. Andy Schwartze is in charge bigger and better things to come ta Alpha Phil member. We urge lady. I am sure that Lynn, only a fresh~an, will have her tal phy major, at Ithaca College. of this event and more details in the near future. For example, the support of our fellow Greeks. ents utilized in many more LC. product10ns. will be forthcoming. this Saturday night, again at To Strange things occur when you ride on a Fifth Avenue bus! Steven Schaefer, as the newfound boyfriend, discovered this ~act boggan Lodge, the brothers of much to his delighted dis!llay. I_t was appar~nt whe_n you first Sigma Alpha Nnu will celebrate Rho Mu "i'heta encountered this young Journalist from Philadelphia, that he Delta Kappa their birthday with champagne by Tom Dangieri and Miss Pheasant were destined for each other. Through at by Jack Gedney and smooth music provided by This weekend is a real big one tempted seduction tearful rebuttal, and fiance dissruption, he The Triplum. On March 10th, for the Brothers. March fourth retained a "knigh~-in-rusty-armo( nobility._ Whether he was This past weekend was another Sigma Alpha Nu is sponsoring is our eighth anniversary and a waltzing around t~e apartment _with. a stockmg drap~d around busy and enjoyable one for the . a rock dancc-"One Last Fling" big celebration is planned. Many his neck or assummg another's 1dent1ty, Mr. Schaefers charac- Brothers of Delta Kappa. Satur- old alu · nd f f d . tcrization was captivating. before Spring Vacation. The Huns mm a even a ew oun · day night we had a party featur- th Union ing Brothers will be back to talk Tom Newtoq, the typical All-Amer_ican pro~ective, dec~p ing "Big Daddy and the Du- once again fill e and party and just plain have a tive brother was intricately involved m the dilemma which =~~ quesnes" and "carry me home Room with "tbe good ball. A small party is planned at transpired wbile he was away. His s~rcastic humor and all-too sounds." the new house to show the Broth. obvious interpretation of the preceding bathrob~ scene, added punch." "Big Daddy" was great Last Sunday evening Sigma ers our new home. Then we atl- one more bit of comic confusion to the already Jumbled set of as usual, and the "punch" bad its Alpha Nu inducted its largest J·ourn to downto wn and another circumstances. toll On the Co ndition of the broth- pledge class to date! Pledgemas- party with wine ' women ' and song Enter one wealthy, Ferrari racing _boyfrie~d from home, ers. All in all it was one of the (German drinking songs, of and the picture is almost completed. This snobbish_ nam1:-drop ters Rosenblatt and Appel have course). best parties in a long time. per, portrayed by John Prosser, came to_ sweep Miss ~lieasant quite an interesting program With "Tribute to Walt Disney" off her feet with his 24 karat broom, but 1t became obvious 1:hat Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, lined up for the boys. a the theme for this year's Spring his personality was about as thi~ as. one of his thousand _dollar the Brotherhood kept busy clear Weekend, the super engineers bills 0 The well executed role was m dn-ect contrast to the likable ing the land for the new Delta Mr. Schaefer, and one found himself anxiously anticipating the AE Rho of Rho Mu have plenty of ma Kappa Lodge. Since the land is terial to work with. This should outcome of the love affair. by Steve Schiffman The antics of Robert Gatto and Paula Johnson added a He: Hortense ... they're heavily wooded with pine, hem be the biggest and best float the chuckle and a touch of cleverness to the scene transitions, and playing our song! lock and sugar maple the job of Alpha Epsilon Rho, tbe national city of Ithaca has ever seen. the air of your "local friendly derelict" to the remainder of She: Yes, Edgar, it brings clearing for the lodge itself, Radio TV fraternity, is pleased back those wonderful the play. . days when we first met parking, and a driveway was con over the recent approval of our Sarah Polk was her husband's "Sunday in New York" should be ~,iewe? by al! those who in the lobby of the siderably aided by two chain project by the Faculty. AERho confidential secertary, the first plan to spend the ''Weeken_d in lthac the Ithaca College student body. 8. denigrate D. to defame, belit College has the choice of simply 1 tle maliciously. Latin deili PAINTS Congratulations again on the gaining a degree OR gaining a You Can t Drink The Beer grare, "to blacken". CARPET spirit you have injected into the degree and at the same time con 1 scene at Ithaca College. tributing something back to the And D0n t Breath The Air 9. stymie B. to block or obstruct; WAllPAPER institution. This does not mean impede, as to stymie a plan. Charles Sackrey (Albany)-The State Senate to (Albany)-The Electric Auto money but rather an idea, a con Vocabulary ratings: FABRICS day passed a bill making it may make a comeback. Thi is the cept, a tradition. The future of view of the Joint Legislative Com 9-8 correct excellent <> this institution rests more on the illegal to drink while in a motor mittee on motor vehicles, traffic, 7-6 correct . .... good student body then anyone else. It vehicle on a highway in the Stae. and highway safety. The commit 106 N. Aurora St. is the students who have the The measure was sponsored by tee has a multi-sponsored bill 5-4 correct ...... fair power to improve, alter, or de Never Say Die Republican State Senator Thomas setting up what it calls the stroy Ithaca College. The ITHA Editor: La Verne of oRchester. Excluded Vehiclme Electrification Corp CAN does not feel Ithaca College Tthe purpose of this Quasi-Pub At the outset I must agree is a factory. are passenger cars licensed by lic Corporation will be to do away BTHACA HOTEL with your position concerning the Interstate Commerce or State succession as stated in your reply Finally, The ITHACAN will go with the gasoline engine, and end Public Service Commissions. air pollution caused by cars. to my letter of last week. on sale shortly. Not to students I have gone to Cornell and at Ithaca College but those at The Chrysalis "inspected" their dorms as well Cornell and the community of as sat in an overcrowded lecture. Ithaca. FRATERNITY JEWELRY I have also observed the gross The Editor overcrowding in not few but by L G. BALFOUR CO. many classes here at Ithaca Col Ithaca College Class Rings lege; for instance, General Biol Dance to ogy, Introduction to Literature, Ray Robinson-Rothschild 1 s Dept. Store Wetern Civilization, American 12 Hi.story, Triplum Literature, and C.I.A. Defense First Floor Triplum Hi.Story. And why Mr. Editor: Yorkis are there more than one BADGES- FAVORS- MUGS-TROPHIES student in some senior tutorials I would like to address this Phone AR 2-5000 !Friday Night which are supposed to be taught letter directly to Mr. John on an individual basis? Could this Thompson. Mr. Thompson how overcrowing be one of the rea can you have the journalistic ego 11 sons that certain fine faculty tistical audacity to call the C.I.A. 11 members left and others are con SUDS YOUR DUDS templating leaving this "small" a "pseudo-James Bond organiza SUMMER college? tion." AT Ithaca College has nicer living I realize your endeavors to in WEBSTER'S LAUNDRY STUDY quarters than Cornell. Ithaca Col- form the student body of na ITHACA SHOPPING PLAZA lege has a Beautiful pub, a beau- tional happenings etc. is a credit AR 2-3460 FESTIVAL ••• tiful library, a beaatiful music to your extra-curricular activi building, a beautiful faculty of- COIN-OP SERVICE ties list, but Mr. Thompson & fice buildin g, a b eautiful gymna- LAUNDRY & CLEANING sium, a series of beautiful lee- your statements, based on igno C. W. POST.COLLEGE ture halls, and various other rant opinions, become merely FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY SERVICE OF LONG ISLAND UNIVERS11Y beautiful buildings. Mr. Yorkis, debits! Also Mr. T. do you expect '------.,...-----1 MERRIWEATHER CAMPUS you and I are comparing Ithaca to "watch" the C.I.A. with some Accelerate your degree program at the 270-acrs College and Cornell on two dif- campus and enjoy a festival of lively courses, In ferent levels. Yes, Ithaca College other organization-we can call teresting people and stimulating activities: swim ming, tennis, riding, bowling, the LI. Festival of has a newer and to some a better it the C.I.A.T.W.T.(;.I.A. - or af- MAR. 6th thru MAR. 18th ONLY! Arts. Ne11rby ere the Westbury Music Fair. Mine looking campus than Cornell. fectionately called the Central '"NEW DIMENSIONS ola Theatre, Jones Beach Marine Theatre. state• IN LEARNING" Whether it is a better· factory Intelligence Agency To Watch parks, beaches, golf courses and museums. • Manhattan Is one hour away-as are the fab&.dou!J is a matter of opinion. I. m:rel! the Central Intelligence Agency. Hamptons. ar~e that as an academic lDSU- What is the next step? tution (I.C.'s supposed role) Cor- UNDERGRADUATE COURSE OFFERINGS nell as a total entity is far su- The C.LA., for your informa Semi-Annual Hosiery Sale Liberal Arts and Sciences, perior to Ithaca College. 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This week I also dedicate these poems to one who The participants will talk about thinks that cats do not have domestic intelligence ... the significance of the play, The first few are from poets we know well, the first one is hailed as the most extraordinary from T. E. Eliot and the second by Gerard Manley Hopkins·. dramatic show of our time, and Listen to the sounds that words make! the reasoning behind its produc VIRGINIA tion at Ithaca College. Marat/ Red river, red river Sade opens March 8th. Slow flow heat is silence ,,,,; : , "',, , ' DISCUSSION is heard each No will is still as a river Sunday at 11:00 p.m. on wrcB Still. Will heat move AM and on Mondays at 8:05 on Only through the mockingbird WICB FM. Heard once? Still hills -~-~ Wait. Gates wait. Purple trees William Henry Harrison died White trees, wait, wait, ~: after having served only one Delay, decay. Living, living , ,, month as President, the result Never moving. Evermoving of pneumonia brought on by de Iron thoughts came with me livering a two.hour inaugural And go with me: . ,, ' if f~ddj? ~, ' ' , ' address in a freezing wind. Red river, river, river. ,._,:;.._...... ,.,., N •--"•"••• INVERSNAID This darksome burn, horseback brown, His rollrock highroad roaring down, In coop and in comb the fleece of his foam Flutes and low to the lake falls home. A wind-puff bonnet of fawn-froth Turns and twindles over the broth Of a pool so pitchblack, fell-frowning, TWA fjCJ!.UB It rounds and rounds Despair to drowning. Degged with dew, dappled with dew Aie the groins of the braes that the brook treads through, MlltOf-*0 =""'c.=c.w=---""''"~-=--- Wiry healthpacks, flitches of fem, And the beadbonny ash that sits over the burn. Wi th this card :::~.::;.u .. :.::- What would the world be, once bereft Of wet and of wildness? Let them be left, Oh let them be left, wildness and wet; the bookworm turDSooo Long live the weeds and the wilderness yet. These are not at the level of the first, but only by writing many and often can one reach that level. As Protagoras said, into an adventurero "Art without practice and practice without art are nothing." SONDS The multitude of said sailors moved down now street. They hurried to the horror with the doorman and the senator. The cowering cloud of tower now hid the hidini city. All others eyed and said we should not march so fast. The sparkling marked-up mirrors showed museums as shriveled. We passed the whispering past and facing masks of Indians. 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1"111':> IS "f't'E 1'o,t£ ~ t,~8c~!)" ~1lERlf26, . "• ...... Thursday, March 2 ~ ~ ~ Rl(,,\\T Ullll(i ·\ 6:00 Sign-on and News (O~a\lA1N~" 6: 15 SCOPE-United Nations Radio Magazine 6:30 AFTER DINNER CONCERT-host Jim Poole-fea- tured work-Schubert "Quintet in C ·Major Op. 163" 8:00 News s·:o5 THE BEST OF BROADWA y 9:00 ESCAPADE-host Rich Newberg 12:00 Rock Music-Mike Schell .., 2 :00 Sign-off _.~o ______Friday, Mar,h 3 7 6:00 Sign-on and News 6:15 SCOPE-United Nations Radio Magazine 6:30 AFTER DINNER CONCERT-host Al Toman 8:00 News 8:05 New York State Farm Bureau Report 8:50 HOCKEY-Ithaca College vs. R.I.P.-live from Lynah Rink 11 :00 ESCAPADE-host Ed Tobias 12:00 THE WORLD OF JAZZ-host Jeff Sedwin 2 :00 Sign-off Saturday, March 4 6 a.m. Rock Music-with Marcie Dancer 10:00 Rock Music-with Charlie Boyer 12:00 WEEKEND PANORAMA-host Lenny Watson 3 :00 FOLK MUSIC ITHACA-host Bob Shulman 6:00 WEEKEND PANORAMA-host Chuck Turner 8:05 BASKETBALL-Ithaca College vs. Hobart 10:00 WEEKEND PANORAMA-host Dave Brown 2 :00 Sign-off Sunday, March S 9:00 MUSIC FOR SUNDAY MORNING-John von Soosten 12:00 News 12:05 MASTER CONTROL-a special featuring the Strategic Air Command, presented by the Southern Baptist Convention 12:30 WEEKEN DPANORAMA-host Stu Hillner 3 :00 WEEKEND PANORAMA-host Ken Hoffman 6:00 WEEKEND PANORAMA-host Dee Adams 8:45 COMMUNITY REPORT 9:00 AL ROSEN ROCK SHOW 11:05 VOICES OF VISTA with Herb Oscar Anderson and Special Guest Star Mitch Ryder and The Detroit Wheels 11: 10 AL ROSEN ROCK SHOW 2 :00 Sign-off Monday, March 6 6:00 Sign-on and News 6:15 THE WEEK IN REVIEW-a wrap-up of the past week's news with WICB News Director Neil Littauer 6:30 AFTER DINNER CONCERT-host Rich Seewal