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BY CRIS COLLINGWOODCOLLING WOOD Buckwalter said , the crime is ed up for many jobs he was hired for.. News Editor forgery , a misdemeanor , not a crime of Daniel also introduced new evidence " . ..: , " " . "Mystery Professor" Paul Arthur violence. . The choices are probation or to the court.. During the investigation , ,. / - I Crafton was sentenced in Lancaster total confinement.. Letters received two alleged bank fraud plans were unun--¬ " .

. F wj on . County Court February 29 to two from deans and presidents of the covered.. Daniel said these schemes " ¬ , , , -I"V years probation 500 hours of commu- universities involved said Buckwalter were detailed in diary entries , hand :

¬ " nity service and $1,000$ , in fines for imim-- shed light on "the tremendous disrup-¬ written notes and taped messages Craf-¬ personating Canadian Professor Peter tion in the programs and students in- ton made to himself. . " H.. Pearse at MU.. volved. The first scheme , according to Before passing sentence , judge R.A.. . K.. Douglas Daniel , the chief pro- Daniel , involved taking out 200 bank acac--¬ I " ' Buckwalter said , "This case is extraor- secutor for the Attorney General's of- counts throughout the Northeast under " /-w-- - dinary because of you , Mr. Crafton.. fice said there were three motives for 36 aliases. Once electronic transfer / ' Considering the background of this Crafton's behavior. First , his behavior cards ( for automatic tellers ) were ob- ( Photo by Joe Cisarik) " " - ¬ case , it "borders on bizarre . He said helped him carryoncarry on extra-marital af-- tained , he allegedly planned to make af Paul A.. Crafton , with wife Sonia , walk into Lancaster County Court to that the case needed a more thoughtful fairs , second , to his ! boost ego by seeing bogus deposits and then withdrawl receive sentencing. . outlook.. He criticized the defense and how many colleges and universities $200$ a day for 5 days until the account prosecuting attorneys for trying too would hire him , and finally to give him would automatically be closed out when " " much of the case outside the courtroom the thrill and fantasy" of living alter- the bogus deposit check bounced. . Crafton , before being sentenced , told $1,000$ , for impersonation of Peter and the media for helping make court native lifestyles. Daniel said this scheme could have Buckwalter , in a very low voice , that Pearse.. " ' process "a disproportionate burden on Daniel said that among Crafton's potentially netted Crafton $200,000.$ , . the frauds eluded to would never have After sentencing , Daniel told report- " " the justice system in Lancaster papers , 79 applications to 55 Univer-¬ He dropped this plan in 1982 , accord- been carried out.. He told the court that ers the sentence was "appropriate. . He " " " County.. sities were found.. Crafton never show-- ing to Daniel , in favorfa vol'' of a more elabor-¬ his plans were to do "highly technical" said he prosecuted the case the best

, , , -_. . . -,- , " ' " ''- - - ate plan involving a bogus international research for books he planned to write.. way he could which was to "fairly sum- - ." ' " ; II holding company called International He said he didn't purposely scheme , he marize" what had gone on.. ; . 'I - . iNViL . < . ... " ' ' ' Holding Limited.. Crafton then bought was trying to prepare his computer for "Suffice it to say , he's not the pauper ' " 18 single shares of stock , mostly in research.. He then took time to that he's led everyone to believe , said utilities from two county stockholders. . apologize to the court and the universi-¬ Daniel.. He has been receiving over " ' Daniel said that he allegedly purchased ties.. He said with his head bowed , "I'm $3,000$ , a month in annuities and owns . " to sorry for myself , I forgiveness.. in . ° i account ask and . the . the stock learn numbers valuable real estate Canada the / , y i i . why . . . ''j and banks where the utilities dealt. Daniel then asked the court U.S. according to Daniel. - " Daniel told the court that Crafton , Crafton needed to use aliases to con Pyfer told reporters he was "relieved " : ,/ knowing that information and using a duct research.. and grateful" for the sentence.. He said microencoder , planned to make bogus he was optimistic that Crafton would ( dividend checks for large blocks of CrafCrafton'stons' behavior helped receive a similar charge in Shippens- - stock.. him to carryoncarry on - burg.. The cashed checks would be extra Crafton , Pyfer said , is extremely deposited into the account for Interna-¬ marital affairs , boost his relieved. There are a number of col-¬ tional Holdings Limited and then con- ego and give him the leges and universities interested in verted into high-interest- municiple thrill of living alternative Crafton , according to Pyfer.. In fact , he bonds. . said , one university offered him a job in A diary entry found among Crafton's' lifestyles.. January but Crafton refused because belongings showed that he had set the he didn't' know what his sentence would " ' plan in motion. . Daniel said , "He never John F.. Pyfer Jr.. , Crafton's defense be..

actually accomplished his scheme , - attorney , asked the court to consider Pyfer said Laura was extremely ( Photo by Cisarik) be Joe ' ' ¬ ' " to his family , out of u Paul Crafton cause 'fortunately' Crafton was arar-- Crafton's devotion and the relieved "We kept her court getting ' wheel chairhair ready for rested three days before he had plann-¬ dependence of his daughter , Laura on because we didn't want her on public cLa- " " / daughter Lauraura. ed to open the account.. him.. display" he said.. ' w/ In passing sentence , Buckwalter said Pyfer told reporters that Daniel's ' that in light of Crafton's age (60)( ) , nature charges of bank fraud "were" " of the crime , that being a non-violent- ridiculous.. He added that they In Cumberland County one , and the fact that this is a first of- bordered on slander.. He said this case fense he would give 500 hours to com- didn't' warrant a jail term and com- munity service.. He was also fined mended Buckwalter on a fine job..

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VV'' : ! I " ¬ , y BY CRIS COLLINGWOODCOLLING WOOD reputation of being a "hard sentencer , Sheely said he decided to send Craf- :i ' " News Editor and we should be satisfied.. ton to jail because he violated the trust " " " "Mystery professor" , Paul A.. Crafton Crafton has resigned himself to the expected of a college professor "and a received 3 to 9 months in prison from fact that he will do time , said Pyfer.. He lesser sentence would have depreciated . _ . . . . . _ ...... - n. _.n ' ' " _ . __ - . Cumberland County - - the seriousness of01 the r " Judge Harold Sheely , - crime.. Sheely said he felt _ VVJ Wednesday afternoon , that total academic in- a.. , 29.. must be preserved February tegrity . . ° Crafton and and : _ Sheely ordered that students \\2 2 to begin serving his jail their families have a right \ a \ sentence on Monday , to a full-time- qualified March 5 at noon.. faculty staff.. Crafton spent 10 days in Kim Douglas Daniel , prison after his arrest in chief prosecutor for the Millersville on March 21 Attorney Generals( ; ' office s } last year.. Those 10 days , said Crafton had several

( ) . , . , , . , Photo by Joe Cisarik ' , . . . ,'. . . , - to Sheely , will motives for using his many "" 1"" , . , ! ' according " . ' j'' . . ti--, Paul Crafton hugs daughter , Laura , before putting her in her be credited toward his aliases , including extra- " ; ...... , - . .. "\ wheelchair.. . , ,, , . marital affairs , boosting . prison term. - > ' - - John F.. Pyfer , Jr.. , CrafCrafton'stons at added that his client has taken the at his ego , and the thrill of living various ( Photo by Joe Cisarik) " ' torney said there will be no appeal of titude of "let's get it over with and get lifestyles , along with obtaining various Paul Crafton helps Laura out of car before receiving his sentence of proba¬ " , . " . , $ , in . the decision.. Sheely , Pyfer said has a on with his life jobs tion community service and $1,000 fines. . .

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CRIS& COLLINGWOODCOLLING WOOD , News) Editor NOEL WOLFE , Associate News Editor FAITH STATHIS , Feature Editor LORI HIGH , Associate. Feature EditorE itor rn3- h . , SCOTT SELHEIMER , Sports Editor -j \ SIS. . } nj e ? , . ' . ej ' e\ n. a . , II-II'- 1 ; J. R fr CHUCK GORMLEY Associate . 'JJ _ : . = @ Sports Editor " R : . j t' ? i DAN MILLER , Photography Editor . Founded in 1926 JACKY MINDECK , Copy Editor JOE CISARIK , Associate Copy Editor: .

DARRYL LANDIS , - - LISA CALIACA LIA , Business Manager Editor , MELISSA LINTNER , Associate Editor TAMI LOBAUGH Advertising Manager ¬ PAUL BELGRADE, Faculty Advisor SUSAN FENSTERMACHER , Associate Advertis- ing Manager . IiIrDRS: Let's' take The Rolling Stones for in- JOSEPH LINTNER , Commentary Editor ' stance.. Here's a band which you took Music Notes " " . the liberty to describe as bad trash" Dear Editor : pop music.. Well obviously , you listen to All that is fine and true in art and ' top 40 radio or you wouldn't' have dared DlIur DlIurtb music compels me to respond to Mr.. - to make that comment.. Any music con Lintner's' editorial concerning pop noisseur knows that what gets played music.. ' ' on the radio is designed to appeal to the ' I'm sorry , but I'm no elitist.. Quite masses.. In the case of The Rolling A We simply , I enjoy music , and all music , ' Can't , Afford you're a band Bargain Stones speaking about from Gregorian Chant to techno-pop.- . _ BY JOSEPH LINTNER that has produced more than twenty I I One can generalize all pop music as Commentary Editor for twenty years with ... " " - albums over "trash" if one wishes to , however , wish IA numerous statements about politics , 0 The 1979 inci- Treasury.. These taxes often range in the low ing does not make it so.. Remember that society , relationships , economics and dent at Three billions of dollars.. Richard Wagner was considered to be much much more.. To describe them as Mile Island was Fuel costs add to economic infeasibility.. UranUran-¬ horrible in his day.. So was Beethoven.. "bad" trash"" is purely a blind opiopi--¬ no so much an ium fuel prices have risen sharply in the past It was not the elite who listened and en- " " nionated assumption.. accident as a decade , with a seven hundred percent increase joyed their horrible "pop" music , but In closing , Mr.. Lintner , I have en- catalyst.. It was a occurring between 1973 and 1976.. While the rather the simple music lovers.. " " " joyed your past articles on the Reagan catalyst in the government has asserted that nuclear power will "Oh no , you may cry , "but all of that ! " Administration and other such - sense that it caus-¬ reduce energy dependence on foreign sources classical music was good Yes , there is legislative topics. . However , I strongly ¬ music.. , . ed many people , including myself , to sharply such as OPEC , it is reluctant to admit to the ex-- a proliferation of bad pop Trash ex recommend that you stay away from redefine their values and to take a definite stand istence of UPEC , the Uranium Producers Export the elitist calls it.. Why is there so much music critiques ( at least publicized ones ) ¬ ' , on the nuclear issue.. Until that time , I had assum Cartel , which includes South Africa , Australia , more bad music today ? There isn't.. - and leave that to the real musical ed the use of nuclear power was safe , efficient , and Canada.. Several reports to Congress indicate Modern music uses the recording elitists.. Rob McKenzie and wise.. Due to a lack of objective information UPEC has conspired to increase uranium prices.. medium to create its product.. There - and a certain naivete on my part , I casually ac Clearly , UPEC promises to do for uranium prices was , no doubt , much very bad music " . - . . . replies : "True , King ¬ . cepted the gospel of the nuclear industry. The in what OPEC has done for oil prices. throughout history. NooneNo one recorded it. Lintner Crim- cident, however , left me with more than a few unun--¬ The nuclear industry is also averse to informing Why should they ? Use logic , Mr.. Lint-- son and Yes are not pop groups , but - answered questions , and a subsequent assessment us about the life expectancy of a nuclear plant , ner.. Obviously you have not realized rather fall into the progressive-rock " of the facts soon persuaded me that nuclear power which can be designed to last only about thirty that music is divided into two realms , category.. After hearing "Owner of a " was not the bargain it was presented to be.. years.. After this time , the plant becomes inopera-¬ that of art , and that of entertainment.. Lonely Heart , I mistakenly thought The United States government and the nuclear tive , and a new one is built , perpetuating the cycy--¬ Adam Ant is an entertainer.. Pink Floyd Yes had sold out and gone pop, which ' industry have enjoyed a mutual and intimate love cle of cost increases. . is art.. You seem to be the type who they haven't (see album review this affair over the past three decades.. With the ¬ Disposal of hazardousha ardous wastes produced by listens to some good music , but also en- issue). The Rolling Stones , however , suc- _ ------, cessful development of the these plants is another problem. . joys the imagined status of being a are a pop band. MostMos t of their material - atomic bomb by the U.S.. . during Several solutions have been snob.. is directed towards top-40 airplay and - . World War II , words like proposed , some ridiculous , inin- Mr.. Lintner , wake up and smell the has little musical value. . " " " " 11 " - " ( ) value atomicatomIC anandd nuclearnuc ear as wewell cluding "ice-sheet disposal" coffee thanks Ann Landers , and I base my criteria for musical 1" " - ¬ - as their associated concepts ( glacial burial ) and "extra- realize that being an elitist , as you call on several things : level of musician " ( - ¬ assumed a patriotic air.. The restrial elimination" sending it yourself , is being merely narrow- ship , complexity and skillfullness of arar-- ) situation was further compound- into outer space . Whatever the minded and proud of it.. Truly , you are rangements, and the overall purpose of ed by the Atomic Energy Com- means , the cost will eventually in the same class as the new waver who the music.. As an example of the differ- mission ( AEC ) , the government be consigned to the consumer feels all classical music is boring and ences in musical ability, compare ' "' agency charged with the rere--¬ once again.. meaningless.. Elitism is for cultural Emerson,, Lake , and Palmer's "Karn " of , not music . Evil 9" Brain Salad Surgery to sponsibility promoting Nuclear plants are such a bad philistines lovers. from nuclear power.. Massive promo- Try listening to John Prine more anything by the Rolling Stones.. The economic risk that private in- tional campaigns mounted by surance companies refuse to often.. You may find a hidden affection difference should be obvious.. the AEC and utility companies for modern folk , too.. Perhaps I have been misunderstood. underwrite nuclear policies.. initial attempt to Lastly , think before you type , lest As mentioned in the article , like were an gain This led to the passage of the I I public acceptance of the new your own work should fall into empty bands like ELP, Yes, King Crimson,, Price-Anderson- Act , which pro- energy source.. on a scale of Max The Dregs, Gentle Giant , and so on.. vides publicly subsidized inin-- entertainment Nuclear power really began Meldew instead of thought provoking Again , these bands are not pop bands.. surance. . For the privilege of its career as a peacetime energy editorial comment.. As to the question of opinion, in jour- maintaining the " - ¬ nuclear "bar ' - source in 1954 with Eisen- " Jay David Lundquist nalistic terms, Words' Worth is con ' " " gain , the consumer pays yet hower's "Atoms for Peace" pro- sidered a personal opinion column.. again. . gram.. The AEC projected that As to my being an elitist , hearing the this futuristic form of energy Since the nuclear industry en- multitude of talentless bands receiving " " ¬ Mr.. Speaks would be "too cheap to meter.. In joys vast government subsidiza- Rob airplay (or any sort of attentionforattention for that - - : ) other words , it was to be a bar tion of several areas of its opera Dear Editor matter almost never fails to put me in ' gain.. The only mention of radia-¬ tions , its existence feeds infla-¬ In response to Joseph Lintner's arti-¬ foula elitist humor.. Make no mistake , ¬ " tion was the radiation of patrio- tion, with the costs ultimately cle entitled "Confessions of a Musical talented pop bands do exist , but they " " tism which would be generated passed to the consumer. . This is Elitist , I will do my best to remain obob--¬ are few and far between.. f ¬ by its use.. What was good for tantamount to having the cus- jective in my analyzation , although I am :-.; the nuclear industry was good for the country.. tomer pay twice for nuclear-- extremely irate ! You have done your- x x x x x x x x x x x ' Scrutiny of the AEC's performance record generated electricity : once as a taxpayer and self a grave injustice , Mr.. Lintner , by shows a lack of responsibility in relaying the truth once as a ratepayer.. calling yourself a musical elitist , which to the public.. Although the health risks were your article no doubtdou bt proved you are HAVE A realized very early , the AEC continued to license Disposal of radioactive wastes poses public not.. - ' ' new plants in a fashion described by former health and safety problems. . Plutonium-239 , one First of all , I'd like to know what HAPPY f' Supreme Court Justices Hugo L.. Black and of the by-products- of reactors , must be isolated for credentials you have to make you an " " " - William O.. Douglas as "a light-hearted- approach 250,000, years to reach a "safe" level of radioac authority on music.. To describe the to the most awesome , the most deadly , the most tivity.. Research projections indicate that the U.S.U.. S.. likes of Yes , King Crimson and The " dangerous process that man has ever conceived. . will produce a million pounds of plutonium by the Rolling Stones as pop music displays Even Congress to 2000 to a - - to . Pop music r began entertain doubts about year enough-enough build coast-to-coast naivete say the very least. the regulatory competence of the AEC and finally highway one foot thick.. The immense danger of is top-forty- and to name these bands as

- disbanded it in 1974.. When a government agency such a staggering amount can be more fully apap--¬ such is grossly wrong.' . - is disbanded on the grounds of incompetency , its preciated when one considers that one pound Secondly , to separate these bands in S OQV - " " " " - rjJf/rR\C\\ \ former decisions retain the shadow of question alone , if finely dispersed into the atmosphere , is to "good trash" and "bad trash" only em gr/ c able responsibility. . enough to cause lung cancer in the entire global phasizes how Mr.. Lintner has let his - '- - '- - '- - '- '- - - Whereas the government and the nuclear inin-- population. . Inhalation of a millionth of a gram can opinion of music pervade his story.. It is dustry have attested to the economic advantages cause massive fibrosis of the lungs and death obvious to anyone that knows anything of nuclear power , an analysis of the costs indi- within days.. about music that music is opinionated.. cates otherwise.. Comparing the tremendous in- Therefore , Mr.. Lintner , your arrogance vestment needed to build and maintain a nuclear Apart from these problems , however , is the amazes me to no end since you must feel plant with the relatively small number of jobs ultimate danger of the meltdown.. TMI was half an that you are an extremely gifted indivi-¬ - generated , clearly shows nuclear plants to be hour away from one , and several partial melt- dual capable of judging music as if Support capital-intensive- rather than labor-intensive.- . downs have already occurred.. yours is the final word.. What were the Plant costs faster than the for your ? You construction increase criteria criticisms : SNAPPER general rate of inflation , with the majority of In light of these dangers , the public must neglected to mention any.. Do you judge plants experiencing cost overruns of about one decide if nuclear power is really the bargain it is music by the beat , the lyrics , the intri-¬ " . ' hundred percent.. Certain taxes , called "phantom purported to be. To the government and the cacies of the guitar work? Or rather , do Advertisers " ' taxes" are anticipated by utility companies and nuclear industry it is , perhaps , an unconditional you feel that if a song doesn't par- are charged to customers although the utilities bargain.. But to the rest of us , it is plainly a ticularly strike you as a good song , then ' are not required to relay the taxes to the U.S.. . bargain we can't afford.. it is in fact a bad song?' .. - -

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BY ROBERT D.I) . SAYRE creating a whole society of Bartlebys sitting in ' Protestant Campus. MinisterM 1Jsfer front of our TV's saying to the larger community I " ' " Of late , have been roaming around the camp- "I'd prefer not to" get involved.. When we do get us , doing some listening.. My only regret is that I involved , who cares ? So we mind the home fires , ' didn't do it earlier in my time here.. and control what we can.. At Millersville too.. y I , y What have heard from students , faculty , and Administrators , hands tied by Harrisburg and " y ; - y staff alike , is that at Millersville , , students and pro Washington accomplish what they can , knowing p / bably elsewhere , are apathetic. . Apathetic about all the while they are doing less than they might world issues , national politics , governmental do.. Faculty pursue research , where controls do i// decisions which affect their chosen careers , operate sometimes , teach students who are sur-¬ ' course subject matter , even apathetic about prisingly , controllable and climb professional IW, I / campus life and organizations. . must admit to ladders , all in an academic world taken less and g4* having mouthed the sentiment more than once less seriously by the power brokers.. And stustu--¬ ,, , myself . dents ? They too control what they . Dates , can. ;?Y : I , am not satisfied to leave the subject with an drinking , friends , video games , course selection h easy dismissal of this student generation as a ( where choosing certain courses can help you ; , ' I , throwback to the 50's.. What would like to do is control your GPA ) , and career plans appear , on attempt some preliminary hypotheses about what the surface at least , controllable. . we term student apathy , in the hope of initiating We espouse the values of a liberal arts educa-¬ some response , thus furthering my own and our tion , but in our society the liberal arts may do lit- corporate understanding , and maybe moving us tle more than create a growing sense of frustra-¬ away from square one in a dilemma which tion , opening us to new things to care about , few , ' / generates a lot of discussion but few answers of which we can have any say about.. Is there a ' around here.. possibility that today's students are really ahead Some ground rules first.. I am going to refer to in their thinking ? Raised to want a hassleless exex--¬ - ' Millersville students not because they are differ istence , they have found the way.. Don't open up ' ent or worse than other students , although the and you can't get stung.. Why learn arts and ' high number of first-generation- students here music? The federal government doesn't give them AAndnd Justice All? . ¬ for probably makes certain patterns more obser- priority , why should students.. And who of their vable , simply to a of , ? but give frame reference elders cares And who can demonstrate that BY MELISSA LINTNER and because most people I've' talked with are knowing where El Salvador or what its is even Associate Editor ' Millersville students or know Millersville students problems are will make any real difference ? Who says crime doesn't' pay? Paul Arthur Crafton took jobs at best.. Most importantly , this is not a put-down- of In comparison with the student generation of ' ' several colleges and universities , took no less than 34 aliases , and Millersville students , nor of the university.. That the 60's , today's students usually suffer , even may have been involved in attempts to implement a massive bank , would be to unfairly particularize the problem , when students are making the . But in comparison. scam which could have netted him several hundred thousand . and I suspect there is something larger at work an interesting way they have achieved what that " " dollars.. The "justice" system feels that he has been punished for here.. And , I should note , there are outstanding generation espoused a simpler life style.. They - these crimes.. He was sentenced to two years probation and 500 exceptions to every bit of the following. . have simply switched the , keeping categories of County what they find they can control and what the hours community service in Lancaster and three months in jail in Cumberland County.. Poor Crafton.. ¬ "\ \ society acknowledges , i.e.. . incomes , technolo- - to of - The justice system in this country has become a joke.. White col Students seem stand in awe pro gical innovations , and material goods , and " lar crime is more admired than punished. . We got the first taste of fessors'' opinions . . . . " dispensing with the larger that concerns the sort of justice we can expect with the Watergate crimes during simplified living was supposed to free us to con- the Nixon administration. . The perpetrators of the Watergate break-- centrate on.. Instead of living simply , they are Now , at the risk of being known as a kiss-and-- - in were punished by the loss of their jobs , a few months to a few simply living.. A nice distinction. . tell campus minister , or a gossip , what have I years in minimum-security- where they got to up on Should we be surprised ? The society in which prisons brush heard ? And , since confession is good for the soul , ' their tennis games and great wealth from the sale of books about the - today's students have cut their teeth has taught and the SNAPPER is my chosen professional ve period , telling how awful it all was for them.. Nixon himself was them little else.. Raised on TV programs and com- hicle , what I ? , . have sometimes muttered Well the - never punished. He got away with the Watergate crimes and has mercials which emphasize the ephemeral , con litany goes something like this.. Students seem to made money from them ever since.. ' ' vinced by high school ( or junior high ) guidance stand in awe of professors' opinions , don't ques-¬ ' Crafton , too has gotten away with his crimes.. Oh , he was tried ' ' counselors that employability is where it's at , tion , don't probe , don't seem to care about any- and was embarrassed by all the publicity , but , in the end , he did " " taught in the public schools by teachers who ' thing other than "what will my grade be ? They get away with it.. Crafton's attorney , John F.. Pyfer said of his client themselves only the arts , - ¬ dabbled in liberal con " ' " go dazed through classes Monday through Thurs- that he was "resigned to the fact he's going to do time.. It may be - vinced by parents that college is the way to ' day , then drunk through the weekend.. They pro easier to be resigned to the fact that you're going to do time if the ' escape , in economic terms , from the life their ' bably don't know or care where El Salvador , Zim-¬ time you're going to do is just a slap on the wrist.. In Lancaster ' parents have known , students come ready to use ' babwe , or Afghanistan are.. They don't County , nothing to resigned to.. isn't to read this institution for four years to accomplish their there was be Crafton going newspapers , and if Joseph Litner and some poli--- ' do anything. . 500 hours of community service is only a fraction of ' aims.. They don't so much stand in awe of pro- sci , English , and history profs didn't remind the time spent in community service by people who truly care about ' , to , if - fessors as deem them gatekeepers necessary - them , wouldn't know that 1984 has Orwellian con their community.. A court order to do community service is not go uninteresting , information.. What the professor notations or that it is a Presidential election year.. ing to rehabilitate Paul Crafton , nor will it deter others from follow- has to offer is a means to an end , not an end in ' They are into resume-building- , and avoid any- ing in Crafton's footsteps. . itself. " thing that would hurt them in a job interview , In his sentencing remarks , Judge Ronald Buckwalter said , "To - especially any controversy. . Dating , friends , Bud- even the casual observer of the criminal justice system in America it " - weiser , rock groups , MTVM.. T.. V.. , the folks back "In comparison with the student genera must be obvious that the entire system would collapse if each case " home , career , religion or athletics for some , and tion of the 60's' , today's' students usually received the treatment this one has.. He must have meant that the looking out for No.. 1 are big not much else is.. / publicity surrounding this case made it difficult to try.. However , ' ' - ' suffer.. " That's the picture I'm getting , and again I'll the case was never taken on its own merits.. The publicity made ' confess to having helped in its development. . It's a some pity Paul Crafton as a man who only wanted to make money to - - ¬ far-too-generalized statement , but the precision And the educational institutions themselves are take care of his daughter , while others saw a man who was consum- we demand in the classroom is seldom what you not faultless.. Under what pretense have these ed by greed.. He may have been both.. But to blame the media , as " hear in bull sessions.. Do I really believe it? Only students enrolled here ? Given all of the societal Buckwalter did in his remarks saying that the media "has led us ' ( " partially.. And if it is true , why is it? That's the pressure for vocational education vocation used , astray from normal procedures , is to abstain from the responsibili-¬ ' I ) ¬ response I'd like to hear.. Everybody talk to has sadly , always in an economic sense , the univer- ty that the justice system should maintain.. To blame the media for ' opinions , but there is little hard data , not even sities would have to mount a serious advertising the justice system's failure to try a case fairly is ludicrous.. If the ' much educated guessing. . So I'll risk some trial campaign to convince students that by studying justice system cannot do its job - to punish wrongdoing and to balloons - feel free to shoot them down.. here they were doing anything else than prepar-¬ deter others from further wrongdoing - it is the fault of the justice A friend suggested recently that it seems ing for a job.. But universities need to survive too , system and not that of the media.. - Millersville students are waiting for faculty to lead and need to control bank books.. So , following in Buckwalter said that one of the reasons he was so lenient on Craf-¬ ' them into larger areas of concern. . Let's start stead of leading , they promote themselves as ton was that Crafton was working three jobs at one time , while most ' there.. It does seem true that for a program to fly at places to prepare for careers , certainly a neces-¬ who came before Buckwalter to be tried weren't working at all.. So , - - MU it needs faculty support.. But is it fair to lay sary but not an exclusive or even primary reason again , the white-collar , upper-middle class criminal is better than that responsibility on faculty ? After all , they are for their existence. . And when students come the poor man who may have stolen a loaf of bread to feed his family. working on careers too.. And are faculty prepared here , and are suddenly expected to be interested Because Crafton was working , even though at least two of those jobs - to lead ? Part of the inter-generational- campus in more than career preparation , and are sub were gained illegally , he is O.K.. . That hardly sounds like justice.. dynamic is the assumption that students are sheep jected to listening to their elders and their more-- While it may really do no good to put Crafton away for a long and faculty shepherds.. Maybe we are all sheep.. involved peers complain about their apathy , time , there is still something to be said for punishment to fit the Although faculty and staff members do know it is perhaps they should complain about false adver-¬ crime.. Crafton stole money from several universities by fraud.. He an election year , can you find anyone who is exex--¬ tising.. They are , after all , only doing what they forced some students to either take the classes he had taught over cited about the candidates and the political opop--¬ and most everyone else assumed they came here again or to take their chances with a questionable course on their tions available ? Aware of the constant nuclear to do - prepare to get a job with the least hassle transcripts.. To see such a man simply set free or going to prison for threat , who is actively advocating a public policy possible.. And they are very involved in doing just so short a time tends to reaffirm the already prevelant notion that in response ? Who believes there is a solution ? that.. our justice system is far from just.. Aware of the devastation of education being For those , students , faculty , and administrators Cumberland County Judge Harold Sheely said he was sentencing enacted in Washington , who is working to stop it? alike , who are not willing to leave it at this , what Crafton to jail because he violated the trust expected of a college " Who believes she/he/ can make a difference ? can be done ? We cannot afford a world-unaware- , professor "and a lesser sentence would have depreciated the : ¬ - - - " Simple truth We control what we can.. Increas- politicallypoliticall maladroit college-educated popula seriousness of the crime.. Apparently the crime was not so serious ingly , little seems controllable. . Public opinion tion.. The purpose of this article is to foster some in Lancaster County. polls disappoint us , pointing up both the fickle- dialogue. . Maybe the situation is better than a lot The question remains : Is justice only for the poor man of ' accused " " . If ness of "the public" and the heedlessness of of us think. so , let's hear some stories which a crime , or is a crime a crime , no matter who commits it ? If the trial . - . if it MU , of - public officials. Special interests appear in con refute the above. Or this is how is at why Paul Arthur Crafton is any indication , white-collar crime is acac--¬ trol , and the public , perceiving itself powerless , is it , and whither from here ? Some reflections , ceptable , and may even be profitable. . Justice , on the other hand , is retreats more and more into the private realm , mine and I hope yours , about whither next issue.. expendable..

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ShippensburgShi ensburg University Some psych, courses added SGA at odds with administration to social science block " BY DAVE EMSWILER propriation for it.. Matthews said that in this area because two-thirds- of the BY FAITH STATHIS that the task force consists of 10 MU ' allocated the money senate vote is needed in order to change ' ' ¬ Staff Writer whatever group Fedhirc( Editor[ () faculty. . Representing the psychol- submit their to the . - The Student Government Association would then budget the consitution. Faculty. Senate upheld a recom ogy department are Dr.. Walter vom " of the university for approval.. Weber said , "I have a feeling that > - ¬ president at Slippery Rock University President mendation twice allowing Millers- Saal , chairman of the psychology dede-- ' was told by Rein-- we're not going to get two-thirds- of the - considers parts of an administrative Student government - ville students to count certain partment ; Dr.. Susan Leuk-Keen ,

" on campus vote in senate to make constitutional ; policy entitled "Regulation of Student hard that a hearing process psychology courses toward their professor of psychology Dr.. Richard " would place of March 13 if they did changes , so if we were to go to a hearing ; Government Funds" a violation of their take general education requirements in Olds , professor of psychology and

¬ I - . not follow the administrative policy , ac-- process on campus , can see us appeal , constitution. ac the social science block , according to Dr.. James Sheridan , professor of cording to Weber . ing their decision and winding up in - Student Government President Dr.) . Keith Lovin , vice-president of psychology. . 1 " met on March in some legal court . ' - Michael Weber also said that failure to Student Senate situation academic(' affairs.. Representing the social science de ( ' - to together revisions on fivefiv According to Weber , SGA has con ¬ agree to the administrations terms order put Before the endorsement , psychol- partment include History Professor ,

would in SGA Attorney - . . result suited ogy courses counted only as elec- )Dr John Osborne , also serving as - losing recognition Leo Stephanian tives.. chairman of the Social Science Com , PA.' A.. as the governing from Butler I' Lovin said that although the issue mittee ; Dr.. Robert Ford , chairman , said body of students.. Weber that of accepting psychology as a social of the geography department , : - people on the - Dr.. Alfred Mat the sciencese ence was clearly determined , the Clarence Randolph , professor of po : - ¬ hearinghl'ari' ng board are ' - thews , - issue currently being reviewed and litical sescienceen'e( ; Robert Rotz. , chair ¬ ¬ chosen by the - " ; of vice- uni is . . dent student afaf- debated is deciding what psychology':, man of sociology and anthropology " fairs , said , "Student versity president courses should count in the social Dr.. Marion Foster , professor of ¬ - and they will prob- . Government indi science curriculum.. social work ; and HaroldDr. Harold Ellisr llis , cated that because ably get three opop--¬ At the Faculty' meeting of . Senate chairman business administration ¬ for solving the they are incor- tions held at the end of last semester , Dr.. and economics. : porated , they had problem Joseph. Caputo , president of MU , Caputo said that he gave the task

no an injunc ' ' ¬ obligation to the Get said that the senate approved the force two stipulations. The first stip- " ¬ . ¬ university. He exex-- tion stopping the acac-- recommendation by a wide majority.. ulation , according to Caputo was ¬ . - plained that alal-- tion of freezing Further discussion and debates con that March 15 , 1984 be the deadline is . though this true money. tinued after the decision , according for determining which course will ' , - in to " off campus on cam Give the to Caputo.. He said , "A month after and won't count in the social science " ' " " pus it is not.. "Once president's request the recommendation was introduced block. "This deadline , Caputo said , - - " you come on cam and have every and approved , a faculty senator ( Dr.. "would only be extended by a consen-¬ , by - - pus request the use thing approved Thomas Torado , professor of his sus agreement from all depart " of facilities , request him tory ) , moved that it be rescinded.. ments , on the committee.. use of the name , Not to do After further debate and discussion , The second stipulation according , - and identify your anything and go the Faculty Senate denied the chal-¬ to Caputo was that the courses to be self as the recipient along with the hear- and upheld original - would also to be - . . - lenge its en deleted have deter - ¬ : of this half-million dollars in student acac-- issues ing board process.. dorsement of policy ; this time mined by a concensus agreement , The process used for refunds or , has " tivity fees then you put yourself under According to Weber Reinhard however , by a narrower margin.. among representatives from all " . waiver of general service fee , (which local some regulations , said Matthews. told the Associated Press and Caputo said that he thought about departments. . r ' , is $48.00$ . per student ) SGA by ¬ According to Weber SGA indicated to newspapers that won't abide the recommendation and its chal- Pearman said that the task force , ' . Budget committee structure and al-al-¬ . " the school administration that they any university policy. "That's lenge over the semester break and which has met three times , has come * * * * " " would to policy locations of next years budget horse , said , "because we - agree the after they WeberWeber decided to set up a task force , con up with some agreements , but are reviewed it and agreed on the contents . Fund accounting system told him we would abide by everything . sisting of representatives from both still receiving and debating a number . , , Purchasing procedures in ; among themselves. However he said his policy the regulation of student the psychology and social science of courses.. " "We came to budget Reinhard was in Harrisburg and government , except - " areas concerning funds those parts departments , to review and deter He said , "I believe that in general " violation of unavailable to approve or veto the - . expenditure that we saw as pro that are against the law. mine if there were any courses , other the social science department accept " our ( SGA ) constitution.. posals.. Weber expressed concern over the than the ones agreed by the Faculty the Faculty Senate's' endorsement Weber said University Matthews said that SGA would not be ' that President process by which the institution Senate , that should not count in the and President Caputo's approval Herb , wants : recognized by the insitution and would . " Reinhard threatens to expell SGA. "Because we social science block.. that psychology , as a discipline , can - . Approval who checks be expelled if it did not amend its , " over signs our con were elected by the students we thinks According to Dr.. William Pear-- be regarded as a social science. . ¬ Approval over final budget stitution to give the president authority - - " " " ¬ expen- a campus-wide election would be the on man , dean of the school of science "However , he continued , "ques- " " " ditures to "veto any line item , and give him ly thing could remove us , he said.. ¬ that and humanities , Caputo asked him to tions about particular courses do exex-- ¬ " . Approval over budgeting and "authority over expenditures of student did " ¬ pur- Matthews not express similar head the task force as a "neutral obob-- ist.. The department feels that they " . fees.. " chasing procedures. activity views concerning removal of SGA jective chairperson.. Pearman said (continued on page 6)) " Matthews explained that the general On March 12 the Student Senate will members , "We simply said , you abide by - service fee is allocated on some cam meet for hearings to try to ammend the these rules , or we will talk about -.------, ------:------, puses by student government , while constitution , according to Weber.. whether or not you are a recognized r------I r.r------. . I " " I I ; other campuses , "have a separate ap-- However , Weber anticipates problems organization . I 22freefreef ree I I - I 1 , A -tI , : : : Any,ny 5 itemem : 1 cokes with 1 , , I - I I pizza for I

- - : :- : : : : any . - \ pizza OO . G1 (s\( 0 e : : : price : I FreepepperoniFree pepperoni On I I I " 1 1 any 16" pizza.. 1 of 4 1 I One coupon per pizza.. I I I " I Expires : 3/22/84/ / I I On any 12" pizza.. I Student survey results I I I One coupon per pizza.. I 1 Fast , Free Delivery 1 1 Expires : 3/22/84/ / 1 - I 519 Leaman Ave.. I I I ' I Phone:872-9119Phone : 872-9119- I I Fast , Free Delivery I - Don't dunk required swim I I I 519 Leaman Ave.. I - . : - , ' I 1 Phone:872-9119Phone 872-9119 BY JIM RIFE swimming course as a prerequisite for confirms Student Senate's stance on this I 1 . I 1 1 Writer attaining a baccalaureate degree.. issue.. The students want this , and the : : : Staff i. . 1 :, 1 " I by . . A majority of MU students who Another important issue covered Student Senate is going to fight for it. 1 ' 1 1 1 answered a Student Senate survey in- the survey dealt with the question of The campus wide survey was con- I 1 1 I dicated that they wanted to retain the making psychology courses count ducted by Student Senate this past fall I I : . I ' I towards the completion of a semester.. The ______, student's _ swimming competency requirements senate advertised the L-.-._ S L-.. ._. _ _II______- - credit some psychology courses in the general education requirements. . Cur survey in the Snapper and hung posters a. ¬ , rently it is university policy to give around campus on the days prior to the L.-----.J general education block and make facul- L.----.J ty syllabi available to students prior to credit for psychology courses only as survey.. Survey booths were placed at

. registration. . general electives. both of the student dining halls , and in " ' Pinney said , "The - the SMC lobby.. According to JohnnaJ Pinney , students are over DOMINO'S PIZZA chairperson of the student senate com- whelmingly in favor of having the psy-¬ Pinney said that the purpose of the munications committee , the campus-- chology courses count towards general survey was to make the students aware " - education requirements. . Out of 546 of the role of the Student Senate.. "I1 was - - wide-survey consisted of nine questions ------.U., r------, ¬ r------. based on different issues that the Stu- students who answered the questions , tired of students not knowing there is a . I " r . . only 27 . , . rr dent Senate felt were important. Each answered unfavorably. Student Senate and not knowing what 3O minn ;. I 1 1 question had an explanation of the situa-¬ According to Pinney , the issue was they did.. The senate wanted to know 30. FreeF 1 1 tion surrounding the issue.. The par- brought up before the Faculty Senate , how the students felt so we could react challenge ,I i ! " i 1 E 1 ticipating students could then answer!:\ and effective in May , some psychology to them.. Extra If your pizza does not = . ¬ will ¬ favorably or unfavorably to the ques- courses count towards general edu- Pinney expressed disappointment I - ; I " . arrive within 30 min .; I ThickC k I . Thick cation requirements. Pinney said , "The of tion.. over the number students that utes of the time you . ' " . . I students' response to this question was responded to the survey.. "We only had . placed your order , . . CrustCrust 1 () instrumental in setting the psychology 638 students respond , and we had hoped . present this coupon to I . The response was " " " . " student to . . , . courses count. for more. She added But of the . the driver for $2.00$ off r I On any 12" pizza.. I . by ( ' your . instrumental in setting Another major issue covered the students who did respond , we had a fair . pizza. . One coupon per pizza. I , Delivery I . : / / 1 the psychology courses to survey concerned compiling faculty ratio of students from different classes , . Fast Free . Expires 3/22/84 " - . . Leaman Ave. 1 syllabi. Most professors hand out syllabi and on and off campus students. . . 519 . I count.. Phone:872-9119Phone : 872-9119- Fast , Free Delivery that outline the structure and objective Pinney said that the Student Senate. . . I I - 1 Leaman Ave.. . of the course.. Pinney said that Student hopes to improve on the next survey . . 519 : - " 1 Phone:872-9119Phone 872-9119 , Pinney said that the Student Senate Senate.' would like to compile the syllabi which will be held March 29.. "This was I . 1 was surprised to see that 332 students and make them available to students our first survey so we found a lot of = : : I . I1I I ¬ ' want to retain the swimming competen- prior to pre-registration.- . flaws in it.. Some of the questions didn't I . 1 ' 1 - . cy requirement , and only 289 want to Pinney said that 574 students apply to all of the students. . We're going If-1I. 11 1 " . : . . : , to . : : . eliminate it.. It is current university responded favorably and 60 responded try and make the survey better. III 1 " S . Ii policy that a student must complete a negatively. "The favorable response IL..JII..___a._._._:____.J. i L..JL--.. ._.__, ._. ______. . . . . - . . . . -

March 8.8,19848 , 1984 THE SNAPPER Page Five B.. F.. A.. offered Nobel economist to studio artists I delivers address ' " - BY ALICE BOLTZ - BY MELISSA LINTNER ever , he noted that , "Very often , a stu those areas where he or she may he recovery's going on forever and plan " - WriterWr er , he said.. AssocA ssoc. Editor dent in commercial art who possesses a weak , according(' to Sykes.. If the criti Staff. ning on that basis " " " ¬ The ridiculously high" federal Klein claimed "The great A new course designed to give stustu-- B.A.. . , with a more rounded education que is not favorable , Sykes said , it is that deficit poses a threat to the whole of . . . the dents a professional education which will wind up as the director of a design still possible to go through the pro- majority economistseconomists..feelfeel that " world economy unless immediate acac--¬ large federal deficit requires imim--¬ will allow them to ultimately earn their studio. . gram , but the student. may have trouble tion is taken to correct U.S.. . fiscal mediate implementation of policies living as studio artists is now available Sykes also noted that the different getting into graduate. school.. and monetary policy , according to to bring about a less unfavorable at MU , according to Gordon Wise , degrees in the art department are ¬ Four students. will he graduating in aim the 1980 winner of the Nobel Prize matching of outlays against " ¬ chairman of the art department.. ed at different areas of interest.. "If a May with the new B.F.A.. . . degree , acac-- " for Economics. . receipts.. , . . The new Bachelor of Fine Arts person wants to teach art he or she cording to Sykes. One of those ¬ Dr.. Lawrence Klein , Nobel econo- According to Klein excessive degree , which was instituted this fall , should get a B.S.. . in art education.. A graduating is Diane West , whose area mist and professor of economics and deficit causes the financial markets " a professional person in or of is fibre arts.. She said ¬ " ¬ gives students "more interested commercial art interest that finance at the University of Pennsyl- to keep interests rates elevated , "im- " , to is . is a ¬ program in studio art according art history or medical illustration this her second degree. Her first vania , spoke about the federal deficit posing a crushing burden on the ser- . He said , "The" degree is designed should he in a / - B.A.. . in which she also from - " Wise. Liberal Arts/Art pro art received and the trillion public debt to a vice payments for debtor nations.. to prepare students to he self-employed- gram.. That is the only one with the flex- MU in December of 1982.. She said that Millersville- University audience of "We" could become a debtor nation : " " " " - artists.. ibility of combining fields.. He added she knew that the B.F.A.. . . degree would 100 on Monday , Feb.. 27.. too , said Klein , "unless we keep in . The B.F.A.. . . is also the preliminary that the B.F.A.. . . degree has no real flex- be offered , so she decided to come back According to Klein , there is a terest rates down and continue the " - " degree which is preferred for students ibility. . "It is presumed that the person and complete the requirements for the danger that continued large borrow recovery.. ' " ¬ ing by planning to go on to graduate school.. has narrow career objectives.. B.F.A.. . . as well.. She said that for the sese-- the federal government could Klein , who served on the Council ¬ crowd private borrowers out of the Economic 1977 to According to Dr.. Ronald Sykes , art dede-- Sykes said that in the B.F.A.. . . degree , cond degree , she will need a total of of Advisors from

" ¬ market , driving interest rates up and 1980 , and President partment academic advisor , "If a - the student is required to have a port- thirty more credits in her major.. She coordinated stu ' ' business captial spending down.. The Economic , dent wants to be a practicing profes-¬ folio and that the student's work will be hopes to build up her own business and Carter's 1976 Task Force result would be a worldwide reces-¬ suggested several policy changes sional in a and if the critiqued in the . to a . artist studio area sophomore year. The eventually pursue graduate degree. " sion , said Klein , who is a specialist in which "would keep the recovery go- student plans to go on for a Master of critique is designed , according to For the B.F.A.. . . , students are required to econometrics and systematized ing and significantly bring down Fine Arts ( M.F.A.. . . ) degree , then he or Sykes , to provide the student with mount an exhibition of their work.. Keynesian theory.. both the internal and the current acac--¬ ¬ she should take the B.F.A.. . . in prepara- guidance.. If in the critique the student Right now , West is putting together a " " "A big country , a rich and powerful deficits. . " ' count tion for those objectives.. is assessed not to have the potential to joint exhibition with Patricia O'Hara , " country , can carry a big deficit , said Based on statistical forecasting According to Wise , the B.F.A.. . . offers succeed as an artist , as judged by three also a candidate for a B.F.A.. . . in May.. " Klein , "but now that we are looking models currently being used at the " ' a more thorough , professional and faculty members , the student is "urged They are preparing a show of West's at a deficit that is 5 to 6 percent of Wharton School of Economics at the ' ' ! . . to / . " rigorous training than the B.A. degree reconsider his/her objectives. If it is clothing and fibre designs and O'Hara's our total production , we are getting Univeristy of Pennsylvania , Klein " in art.. A student seeking a B.A.. . will apparent that the student is strong in jewelry to be shown during the first worried.. said that the administration should

- ¬ take 30-50 credits in his/her/ field , while some areas but weak in others , the stu- week in April... According to West , the A number of countries have defi-¬ recall the budget , and resubmit a " " a B.F.A.. . . student will take 70-100.- . How- dent is urged to take more courses in exhibit will be an "installation piece.. cits like the American deficit when more prudent budget which should The exhibit is designed to fit an area measured as a percentage of their include the following steps : and is installed in the building.. West total production , Klein noted , but Increase personal and said she believes this is the first such these countries , such as Japan , have corporate tax . $ ' exhibit ever shown in Sykes gallery.. a higher personal savings rate and a Cut defense spending $20 Along with the requirement to ex- lower spending rate than the US.. billion by 1986 Flying folding " - chair ' . "In the face of low personal Reduce social spending by the hibit one's work , students seeking a sav " " - ings , Klein said , "business capital inin- same amount ' B.F.A.. . . are required to attend a series of vestment and influx of foreign Lower interest rates . . seminars concerning their field.. This wife capital into the . . have compen¬ . V.P.'s ' - Dollar depreciation. strikes - US year's seminars concern portfolio prep ' sated somewhat for the government These policy steps , said Klein , - BY NOELNo L WOLFE and kicked a folding chair from the aration , preparing slides for the port " deficit , but this situation will not last "would reduce the internal deficit to Assoc. . News Editor court into the crowd. . folio , graduate school admission , " forever.. $86$ billion and the current account ' - A folding chair was kicked and After the incident , Kutztown's Coach marketing art and exhibitions. . Accord that Klein criticized the Reagan deficit to under $30$ billion by 1986.. sent sailing into the crowd by an angry Bob Valvano and Laudenslager apap--¬ ing to both Sykes and West , these administration for not heeding "the" There would still be an expected - apologized seminars being with Kutztown cager hit the wife of a MU ad proached the Reighards and are prepared the overwhelming opinion of growth slowdown in 1986 , but it - ¬ . " " ministrator at the Feb.. 27 Millersville-- to them.. Reighard said that his wife suf- help of the four graduating students. economists" that a downturn , or would be modulated.. " " Kutztown basketball game.. fered , "very bad bruises ;, but the Since this is the first year for the new recession should be planned for in According to Klein , tightening Dr.. Gary Reighard , vice president for apology was accepted and no charges requirements , the seminars are being 1986.. fiscal policy (spending and taxing ) " student affairs said his wife was sitting will be brought against Laudenslager. . prepared with feedback from the stu-¬ "In the normal course of the and loosening monetary policy ' - in the sixth row of bleachers when she According to Irv Hess , Kutztown's dents to assure that they address the business cycle , one of the most per (money supply , supply of reserves to saw Mark Laudenslager , a freshman director of athletics , Laudenslager will subjects the students feel they will sistent phenomenon of economic life , the banking system , and interest ¬ basketball player from Kutztown kick not receive a punishment of any kind.. most need to understand to succeed in we can look for a downward correc- rates) will keep the recovery going " " " tion about every four years , Klein bring down the deficits. . the chair.. Reighard said , "Jackie duck- "It was the last game of the season their chosen fields.. Both the seminars and " ( ) ¬ said , noting that the recovery began "That means we would have less ed but it hit her anyway.. She was ex- and he Laudenslager sent them a let- and the exhibitions are part of the rere-- in November , 1982.. concern about the future , we would tremely light headed and almost passed ter or flowers or something.. What do quirements for the new degree.. Only The , to Klein , feeling a " ¬ downturn according not have the same about . , to . out. you think we should do kick him out of one new course was added accom- " ' "is totally neglected by the ( Reagan ) time bomb ticking away , and it According to Carlton Thacker , MU school ? We're looking forward to seeing modate the B.F.A.. . . degree , which is Art " administration in their fiscal plann-¬ would make the recovery more eager , Laudenslager was fouled out Mark next season , said Hess.. 490.. " ing.. It will be a disaster if we go mer-¬ durable , Klein said.. during the second half , became angry " ' rily on our way thinking of "The large tax cuts of 1981 , 82 , ' " " . 83 , said Klein , "so weakened the responsiveness of the tax system that when we stimulate the economy under these circumstances we don't' INNER HARBOR get a surge of revenues for the public -¬ WIXQ federal treasury , and we find it dif ficult to get back into budget ___ " - ... balance.. 1 - . "' . " I ' " t ' ,' \ _ , " " 'J " , Klein , L Tt , : ' "The crux of the matter M , . " t// '; ' , Mr. " - , in . " . P Rob Talk Show continued , "therefore lies the will I . f; / " ,- i ingness of the White House and Con- t'' : - :

. night " Sunday .. 7:00-7:30 r 'U _ gress to make the tax system more ,' > ' . ., , . ' . -' , " . . I ,, ; , , responsive to the economy. * , " " " " r'! , } ., / ' - , March 18th Klein's address was presented by } " ) 1 / ' , ; MU's economics and business admin-¬ ; ! J i istration department as the Robert I"" I J 'Ii { . 'I Leslie Keech A.. Christie Lecture , in honor of the I : ' ' ,, / < late Dr.. Christie who was president 'I' j , \. - Millersville 1965 to 1968.. , " - " of from " } ,1 on "Pre-med Schooling" , , \, , , ! , ' \. , ; s ,: . 1 " , Il ______i 1.. V. u ; . . + ' , < , 1 \;;. l : I I , , , / , i /.J . / . , / I ,.. , ' I ... . .". , ' . - . , J : ' " " . " ' ..... -4.- .- / I . . : , - ' - ' " ! " - Pool Schedule * . 8 : - : " Thursday Pucillo . < March , ' ', ' ,, ' , ' ,' " . ',' - ' .- 11:45-1:00 , " - ' " > : > - :- . , , ' - > - . . ' . ' . " : - : - \" ' " N.- Brooks " " " . . . ;}. . ° . . 4:00-6:00 YtaL4I.. FYA FBA\ . . . + . . , "' " ...... _ " Nau" rolOw4o'roRNWVMW' _Win_WKAMam_ " .. . * . '" . / Friday March 9 11:30-1:00: - : Pucillo * * * * March 24 , Saturday 4:00-6:00: - : CLOSED - SPRING BREAK * * * * Saturday March 10 1:00-4:00: - : CLOSED SPRING BREAK : - SMAC 8:30 a.m.. . * * * * Leave at Sunday March 11 1:00-4:00: - : CLOSED - SPRING BREAK * * * * Leave Baltimore at 4:30: p.m.. . Monday March 12 11:30-1:00: - : CLOSED - SPRING BREAK * * * * 4:00-6:00: - : CLOSED - SPRING BREAK Get tickets at SMAC Gameroom * * * * Tuesday March 13 11:45-1:00: - : CLOSED - SPRING BREAK I * * * * Cost : $5$ student w/IDwI/ D 4:00-6:00: - : CLOSED - SPRING BREAK * * * * - Wednesday March 14 11:30-1:00: - : CLOSED - SPRING BREAK $6$ * * * * non-student 4:00-6:00: - : CLOSED - SPRING BREAK * * * * * Tickets non-refundable- 7:00-9:00: - : CLOSED - SPRING BREAK << o.. _ . _ 0

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to ' , Ganser of the Education Development Center collection DAVE book BY EMSWILER , to Haven in Lancaster. . BY LORI HIGH valuable books according Coley ( ' . Sf ( . who is reviewing the reports of the task ' ' Staffff Writer (' . ., ' Huzzard said he originally planned Assoc Features Editor are nineteen first edition titles and The State Board of Education and force "in" anticipation of what will be' by - to have the books put in his will , " Ganser Library recently received a associated books Robert Brown but . Secretary Robert C.. Wilburn are now mandated , Maurey said. ; gift of 6,000, hooks from MU retiree' , ing four first editions titles and chose to donate them to Ganser reviewing plans prepared! by a task. TheTh (' committee is comprised of , - books by GtGeorgeorge Eliot: liot, ; Library , so students could use them.. Dr.. John Huzzard , professor of En associated force for a New Design for Professional members from each academic depart- f1 - glish , according to Ray Hacker , ac--¬ first editions by English authors in According to Hacker , the hooks ' ac Teacher Preparation in Pennsylvania , ment and they have been reviewing the , will be - ting director of Ganser Library.. cluding Alfred Tennyson Matthew processed by the library be ¬ including state tests given to students development plans for two years , accor- The hooks , collected by HuzzardH Prior , and Anthony Trollope ; and ginning this summer , and placed on I for admission to certification programs , ding to Maurey. . ! - r from the time of his education at Mil first editions by American authors the shelves. . He explained it is a big of I according to the Dean of the School of Maurey said that most the mandates ' B - lersville in the early 40's until now , including Emily Dickinson and Ed task , because each book must be - Education , Dr.. James, E.. Maurey.. of the present Millersville system are in - are mainly early English and Ameri ward Arlington Robinson. checked to see if it is a duplicate of a : - According to the 23 page report , three cluded within the new recommenda- can literature volumes , according to Other parts of the collection which book already housed in Ganser.. " " levels of certification have been propos- tion"they, are just extended.. ¬ ' Huzzard. . He explained that while will be housed in the Special Collec- Hacker said that the library doesn't " " ed.. The' "Initial Certificate" would in One new recommendation has been ¬ teaching at Millersville , from 1965 tion section of Ganser Library , acac-- have enough space to house the - , proposed however. . Maurey said the con " " part require a baccalaureate degree , of to Coley , include limited - books as the "Huzzard Collection , so through 1980 his field English cording edi completion of state tests of professional tinuing of professional development is ¬ will in ' was Victorian and Romantic litera- tions and autographed!, copies of there be bookplates put each ( ' ¬ knowledge , and a recommendation by required to keep each educator's cer- - ture , so the collection is heavily con books.. Coley said Huzzard donated volume identifying them as part of the institution for the student. . This tification active during his career.. in those fields.. such valuable autographed copies as the donated collection. . centrated could be Specifically , the report points out that " would be valid for one year and According to Robert Coley , special The Good Earth and The Chinese Hacker said , "This is undoubtedly . one would have to take six academic ' renewed for one additional year. collections librarian and MU archi-¬ Novel , by Pearl S.. Buck : Auto- the largest gift of books we've ever " " \ 'The' certificate for Level"Levell"1" which is credits every five years.. : vist , there were many valuable books biography of Eleanor Roosevelt and received and undoubtedly the most - , inc Two new proposals will be addressed ' valid for six years includesludes the com included in the Huzzard collection. . Years of Decisions , by Harry S.. valuable. . We're very excited about pletion of an induction period , according this month by Wilburn according to the The single most valuable book is a Truman.. it.. Dr.. Huzzard was a scholar in his to the report. . The induction program is Pennsylvaniat Education, pamphlet.. ¬ . of The State Europe The book collection , said Huzzard , field , so what he had is a rich collec ' first edition of - - program for They are increasing school's flexibility " an job teaching training during the Middle Ages , written by was officially appraised at $33,000$ , tion.. - students , performed after academic to use talented persons from fields out Henry Hallam in 1818.. Other very by Kinsey Baker , owner of Book - training is completed , according to side education , and training school of Maurey. . ficials to do a better job of evaluationg " " State requirements for "Level 2" rere--¬ and supervising teachers and other pro- ; General ed.. requirements expanded by quire three years of successful teaching fessional staff.. ' on a first level instruction , and a master' Maurey said that though the state is " s degree , or 24 credits , according to the "long overdue for review of teacher " all - adding . to social block report.. This level of instruction would education" not institutions are equal psych science " give a student permanent certification ly committed to teacher education.. "A " ( ) He said , "Our perception was is to have continued from page 4) that argued that it inappropriate for teaching.. teacher preparation program is based " need more information.. Faculty Senate had already decided and courses in psychology , which is housed Although the state plans to administer primarily on the critical mass of Presently , the courses which were apap-¬ the President agreed that psychology is in the School of Education to count in - - the tests to the teacher candidates , resources available within a given in . proved by Faculty Senate and agreed to be considered a social science for the social science block which is housed " " o Maurey believes each individual institu-¬ stitution , Maurey said.. "Millersville is not to count include ; Psychology 211 curriculum purposes.. This does not in the School of Social Science and tion should be resonsible for the testing.. fully committed to teacher education.. (Principles of Statistics and Experimen-¬ seem to be the perspective of the faculty Humanities.. '"" ¬ " ¬ "I think we as an institution should be We have that critical mass of resources tal Design I) , Psychology 212 (Principles in the social science division as il-il- Concerning the "administrative struc- " to do the job , including personnel and of Statistics and Experimental Design lustrated by the fact that they are still ture versus the curricular structure , able to verify that our students have " ' II , Psychology 315 (Sensation and questioning whether general psychology Caputo said , "I don't think that it is mastered basic skills and general various facilities such as our library.. " " " " Perception ), Psychology 316 (Learning should count. . essential that the curricular structure knowledge , he said , "But I think we can "This also includes schools around us ) and Motivation , and Psychology 415 Vom Saal said that the psychology and the administrative structure be do better testing locally than having a where students go for teacher training. . (Physiological Psychology ) . department believes that all courses parallel.. I feel , although psychology " " that state test because programs differ.. We are very healthy in that respect , he Representatives of the task force also should count except for a few of the lab , is housed in the School of Education , its - Millersville has a 12-man ad hoc team said.. came up with a concensus agreement advanced and special-purpose- courses.. courses can count in the social science " " " headed by Dr.. Robert Labriola , Director that Psychology 455 (Senior Seminar in The issue is "up in the air" vom Saal curriculum.. " Psychology ) , 488 (Independent Study in said.. "The question is what can we do for The Faculty Senate , according to Psychology ) , 495 (Directed Projects in the courses that the committees do not Caputo , agreed that this policy would go Psychology ) , and 496 ( Topics in agree on.. Should we count them in the into effect immediately. . However , ) . is Support Psychology could also be discuss them said it in Snapper deleted. meantime and further Caputo that because a state The courses that the committees have since Faculty Senate approved that the of transition , its affects will not likely be ? reached agreement on to count in the policy go into immediate effect Or , felt by current seniors.. Caputo added social science block include : Psychology should be not count the courses until an that the major effects of the new policy Advertisers " 226 ( Adolescent Psychology ) , agreement is reached ? will be felt by students who will be " Psychology 228 ( Lifespan Human Pearman said , "There is a possibility graduating in August and December - Development ) , Psychology 318 that the March 15 deadline may be ex 1984..

( ) ( ¬ . to - ¬ Wo6fud Racism , Psychology 334 Human Rela- tended. It takes a while get my per Although it was last semester that acac-- cc24/tdpmfiIm4 /vee4 tions ) and Psychology 401 (The Adult sonal feelings. . I think that people have tion was taken , Lovin said that since he / / Years ) . done this and are working and working has been at Millersville , there has been " Pearman said that there is disdis--¬ hard at the task at hand. interest on the part of students to have agreement about allowing some courses There have been two issues involved psychology courses count in the social Years not to count because the social science throughout this entire process according science block as part of their general

department feels that some psychology to Lovin.. Lovin said that there is the education courses. . " " " courses may be more related to the "academic curricular issue.. "This According to Lovin , he received a let- " " ' natural sciences rather than social issue , he said , "has been answer in part... ter from last year's Student Senate . is to SCIencessciences It not credible for someone deny President which expressed this interest.. of the Also , according to Pearman , the social that psychology is not a social science. . He forwarded a copy of this letter to the science department is concerned about What must be determined , though , is Academic Policy Committee which skills and practice courses that are more which classes should count in the social made the recommendation to Faculty " oriented toward the application of science curriculum.. Senate.. " psychology , social The second issue , and one of main , Beast rather than science as the He said "There has always been a color motion picture a whole.. objectives raised against the new policy , sense that something was wrong and in- " According to vom Saal , there are according to Lovin , involves an "ad- appropriate in not allowing psychology - " clearly different views between the com ministrative structure versus curricular courses to satisfy this requirement. . " Could happen during " this mittees as to what courses should count.. structure. . He said that it has been The' University Connection'' the tribulation ? Conference participantspartici Dants discuss dorm life organization- , activities BY ANNE RILEY alcohol awareness programs available to ture a successful hall government' . This ,,-; ' Staff Writer help promote responsible drinking.. Also program was entitled Method* for. - - 1 Recently ai group from the Millersville shared in this session were attitudes and Generating' Interest in Hall GovernGo oern-' " Resident Life Staff attended "The values in relation to the use of alcohol.. ment.. " " , ' , ' University Connection" at Indiana Alcohol Awareness Peer? Education ! Sandy Pickering , Tanger Hall RA ' "' ( , ! University of Pennsylvania IUP ) . TraTrainingning Program was intended for the stated' , The' convention was super' . It The University Connection was a two professional staff.. Peer approach for was a good opportunity to see how other day resident life conference dsigned to promoting responsible drinking through schools run their dorms and to find ways _ " - " 1- 1.. _ provide an opportunity for resident life the use of alcohol education programm to improve our staffs.. Pickering added i\\_ , . ' staffs to share experiences advice and ing was discussed. that ideas for wing function and policies ,p.. , ideas dealing with dorm life.. Presenting the programs from were also shared.. Various programs were presented Millersville were ; Hull Residence Hall Some of the other programs that were' ' 4'' ' D8 ' . ¬ : - t yL throughout the conference arid the resi- Director , Linda Rhinier Diehm presented covered' topics such as con \ dent assistants and hall directors had Residence Hall Director , Denny frontation , wing programs , the job of an ' their choice of sessions to attend. . The' Shoemaker ; and Lyle Residence Hallll RAl A , burnout , student development and

programs were presented by members Director , Mike Kahl.. eating disorders.. of the schools attending. . Rhinier also presented a workshop to A banquet was held' Friday'' , Februaryl< ' : : : . . Millersville presented two programs share methods for generating interest in 3 at IlJP'sILJ P's Foster Dining Hall and a Date 3/22/84/ / Time 7:30 p.m. - on alcohol.. The first of these was entitl hall government , selection techniques dance followed.. All of the schools in the' " " - : - ed "Responsible Drinking" . Resident for filling officer positions were discuss State System of Higher Education at- Place SMAC Purpose Room Assistants (RA) participating in this ed and RhinierlUl nier explained how to struc-¬ tended except Lock Haven. . program were informed of the various ,

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MU PROFS , STUDENTS GET DRUNK TOGETHER '"' ' " drunk drivers. . Showcase 84" raises $1800$ BY R MIKE ROSENBERRYERRY when each participant began drinking ' " " ' Keppel said that if a person fails one This year's "Showcase , sponsored by MU's Campus Club , raised approximatly Staff Writer their choice of either beer , rum , vodka of these tests , he is taken to the station $1,800$ , that will be contributed to a scholarship fund aimed toward helping finan-¬ MU students got high this week or whiskey , averaging three ounces of - cially needy students , according to Frances Keller , event coordinator.. and given a breathalyzer test.. If the ' high on life , is , by in alcohol . " " that taking part per hour. ' According to Keller , "Showcase" is an annual bazaar-type- function designed to B.A.C.. . . is 0.1. , the " driver's or above " "' various activities as part of "High on Every hour , for the next four hours - the talents of students , faculty , families of faculty , and retired faculty " ' driver is declared legally drunk.. "show ' " " Life" week , sponsored by MU's Alcohol each participant was given an accelera-¬ ' and their families. . This year's "Showcase" was held Saturday , March 3 in Gor-- Umbenhauer , who's BAC. . . was Awareness Comittee.. tor to brake reaction test , an eye-hand- dinier Dining Hall.. 0.158. , failed at the heel to toe test and "High" on Life"" week's' focus was coordination test and a driving skills Keller said that all proceeds raised by Campus Club during the event will be of " " forgot the last three letters the contributed to an annual scholarship fund.. Twenty-five- percent of the money enhancing enjoyment of life through test on a "Pole Position" video game.. alphabet.. - - raised by other participating groups will also be contributed to the fund , she add responsible behavior and creative alter Also included was a breathalyzer test , ' Gibbons , who's B.A.C.. . . was 0.079. , ed.. natives , according to the High on Life administered by Millersville Police Chief sang the alphabet song when asked to Highlights of student groups included face painting by Alpha Sigma Tau , committee.. Michael Mastros.. Pi , recite the alphabet.. thumb printing by Lambda Theta and a pasta demonstration by Campus Activities during the week included According to Mastros , the - breath ' Club.. Other student groups that participated were Sigma Phi Omega , Priority , Hopkins , who's B.A.C.. . . was 0.102. , - ' films , panel discussions , various lec alyzer mixed the drinker's air content United Campus Ministry , Phi Sigma Pi , and Newman Association.. stumbled through the middle of the tures , and fun events such as fun with a chemically filled ampul.. A photo Two of the more popular faculty demonstratons were by the pottery exhibit by ' alphabet.. " . " Hugo , and exhibit by David.. walk/run/ and a "Liar's Club. electric comparision is made between ' Fiora a kite making Jane Moyer , who's B.A.C.. . . was 0.1118. , - , a retired MU industrial professor , said he began studying The highlight of the week was the the mixed ampul and a neutral ampul. . Fiora arts that pot went flawless through the tests.. of two MU faculty tery in 1946 , but only does it as a hobby.. The pieces for sale , said Fiora , were participation The difference between the two is ' - ' Mastros later said that Moyer's drink priced low to accommodate the students' affordability range.. members and two MU students in a con- calabrated into a figure that indicates ing experience could be the reason why David said she has been making kites as a hobby for a year and a half , and also trolled drinking experiment last Thurs-¬ the blood alcohol content ( B.A.C.. . . ) . ' the alcohol doesn't affect his test.. offers her product at a very reasonable price.. day.. According to each participant , "If" he would have been pulled over by Other faculty and family representatives included Mrs.. Kenawell (weekcraft ) , Dr.. Leroy of , The four participants were toward the end the experiment they ' Miss Weaver (silk arrangements ) , Mrs.. Leonard (soft sculpture , and Mrs.. Hess an officer , he probably wouldn't have , - Hopkins professor of foreign lan were all beginning to feel the effects of " ( toys and dolls ) . been taken in" added Mastros.. guages , Dr.. William Moyer , professor the alcohol in their systems.. Campus Club sponsored most of the booths , selling everything from a cheese Dave Schrock-Shenk- , MU Alcohol of psychology , and Sue Gibbons and Hopkins , who was later singing "Son" - fondue to pussy willows.. Committee member , said Awareness by Mary on , Pam Umbenaver , MU seniors.. ny Boy"" , Entertainment was provided Brown piano the International Folk for the television cameras the experiment was sponsored by " that Dancers , Suzuki Strings , Saxaphone Quartet , and MU puppeteers. . Hopkins concluded his part in an said , "When you drink , you destroy all the organization as an educational exex--¬ A "Showcase"" " cookbook - new feature at this year was a containing recipes from alcohol drinking experiment as he danc your intellectual skills and your motor ' . , , Mrs.. " perience. faculty members and their families according to it's editor Adeline ed with one of the female participants. . skills. Schrock-Shenk- said that the experi-¬ Henderson.. Henderson said that the cookbook also contains special recipes from ¬ " ' Hopkins he was - Moyer said , feel , I said that participat "I don't drunk but " Gray Sellers , vice-president- of finance and administration , and a section of ' " ment and the results were "great and ing because awareness is a good cause.. wouldn't know if I was. " recipes from various university functions.. She added that the cookbook can still " so were the participants. . "I think is not enough known Gibbons said as had a fit , a cost of $6$ book.. there she giggling " - be purchased at the University bookstore at per " " Schrock-Shenk- said , "A one half-hour about it , Hopkins said.. "It shows a lot of people the dangers of Keller said approximately $4,000$ , is expected to be grossed from the cookbook video tape will be edited from this exex--¬ " ' ¬ " "I'm hoping that through this experi- driving and drinking.. sales , and that Campus Club may start another scholarship from those funds , in will be made to " " periment and available addition to the current scholarship fund awarded annually.. ment , Hopkins added , "we can find out Umbenhauer said she was surprised " . " " health classes and fraternities what effects drinking has on a person. at her reaction . test results. "We're" ' going to let the participants Moyer said that he was taking part "I" thought I'd' do better and then ¬ ' ' ' view the tape later and record their rere-- - , " : because of the video tape that was be they'd say No "Umbenhauer added.. ( y actions to it , which will be included in C ) ing made which would be shown in The conversations between the 'w' . . . Sign up " - Menn for the final copy , added Schrock-Shenk. . future health classes.. group grew louder and they were be- Umbenhauer said the experi-¬ " - that "I thought it would also be interest ginning to drop the snacks which were ' ment was fun but "if" I see the tape , I'd ing to see what my own reactions provided for them.. ' ' ' " a course in basic citizenship " say , 'nono , that's not me.. " were , added Moyer.. Trooper Richard Keppel of the Penn-

, " , Gibbons said she volunteered to help sylvania State Police said "Usually the < . " . < - ' .. ' out the Alcohol Awareness Committee quiet ones get louder and the loud ones ,, - " 1 , - f\\ . _ . . . " - 1 _ . - _ - . b ' _ . - . " Jackie's - c. . and its cause.. get . ..'fIA - A _ " quiet - .. ' . - < . - ' A'' - , -t - : ,,, _ - . , 2.. _ " ; _ _ < , . . . - ,, , , T ' _ " .. ' ' . _ . "I- , ' ' . " : ,Yi " a , , " Beauty . :: .. .N" - - .\' ' - - to Gibbons Salon . . . . \ Gibbons added "I wanted see added "I'm always loud > . f . . - I - and " SI iiiF . - t\ . - . :..:. "./ . . - : ,. : . - _ ..; - ' ' " . . . . . " - what my limitations are related to I'm getting louder.. . < :- - : . - , - - $ ,if/t.\. _ - , qle.' -- - Haircuts . $5.50 - - - / : _ . -- :: " ,, - " : . " , ¬ . ; . \'I' . - - ' \ - < " drinking The group also showed signs of silli- -- . '1cIv' ,, - - . . - - - . r. . . . - w' low $ ( : < _ - . wBlow dry . - _ - $9.00 "" - fI : - Umbenauer said she was involved be ness as the experiment drew to a close.. -, - - -. -d.- - - > " ¬ Male ( - . , ) . : cause she is in a in Moyer said "I hope we have - and female . :;'- : - interested career wrestl % - .- ;" , , , . .. ': . . \ " - . t-. -: -\\- 5\- , toi'P-\\- M's:' alcohol . ing mats to fall on \4\ ' ;1 drug and rehabilitation. when we do the welcome aa'\ \ , .' : . students . " " ' "I wanted to see how the tests are balancing tests. Closed Monday 4 done and how a controlled drinking exex--¬ At the conclusion of the test , Keppel " 511 LeamanLea man Ave.. periment was run , added Umben-Urn ben- Administered several simple Clinical hauer.. Tests for Intoxication which are used Millersville Center The experiment started at 1 pm. . by officers who pull over suspected - 872-2241 , W01'' .. i..f The Cultural Affairs Committee Pregnant ? ofMUof MU ? presents Need help - There's' no homework -- no quizzes - just a lot of credit.. The Lancaster Opera Workshop Call - 872 with , you're' fulfilling a ( weekends and When you register Selective Service and Orchestra very important obligation to the USAmaking. . . yourself' a part . of our nation's' preparedness. . in after 4 p.m.. . Three One-Act- Operas 1-800-Bethany- - ) And it only takes a few minutes of your time.. The Medium, The Impressario , Trial by Jury Bethany So if you've' been putting off Selective Service registration , go the post office now and fill out the form. March 19 , 8:00: . . Lyte Auditorium pm Lifeline.. . . Tickets free / . . in SMC Game Room ' ' ' w Quick.. It's Easy.. And it's Law.. General Admission $3.50$ . Its the . , . { , , We care. E'eS'deo' ' , ! . " dsj J. MUONC'Utlll' ( Se'vu-e' - e A'A'H'l.IIL' ' 'ou'iemenl() . ' ' ' 'enl'

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- - - - - I - to MU I Communications Models expose themselves art classes Scholarship ' ' BY JACKY. MINDKCK) ( " " ' ' : ' ' " , " , ' 'S , modeling, , ( ta Magik , offered Copy EditorJ'di, t or That what I like about JJala The ( h ' : , The MarchMar 20th deadline for the . , also , )( , ; Nude models add a sense of beauty and reality to MU's art classes but they / more/ dodo it , the more I want to try to express more and I - ) Stemman' Communications Scholar a sophisticated methodmf't' hod of teaching' human anatomy , according to Dr.. : : " provide ) ( , , ( ) ( , , . who I am in terms ofr the pointings done. ship is fast approaching for those Robert Nelson , associate professor of art.. MU students in campus communica- According to Nelson , MU currently employs three models who pose for classes " " tions planning to participate. . in sculpture , drawing , and painting.. "The models do not . always pose nude' , he said , " The scholarship exists in order to "They" sometimes use costumed settings in the painting classes(' . promote participation by qualified Nelson said that the models are more frequently needed(' in the figure drawing MU students in campus communicacommuniea-- , ' classes , where they pose(' for quick sketches. of one to three minutes intermediate tions activities and to recognize ex- poses of five to twenty minutes , and sustained poses that can last for three or four ceptional performance in those acac-- days.. E : , tivities.. , , from poses are Some of the paintings drawings and sculptures that result these N F,4 The scholarship is open to any then analyzed for anatomical structure , according to Nelson. . He said that the' draw- MU full - time undergraduate student ings are compared with a human skelton , thus turning an art class into a biology yoR in full \ 1 good academic standing who has lecture.. The emphasis is placed upon bones and muscles , he added. ? completed 15 credits , but no more The models employed at MU , Nelson said , pose because the money is good 100 . All monies - = than credits. award ( models currently earn $10/hr.$ / . ) , or because they are art students themselves and t ed will he applied to the student's' realize the need for students to recognize the human body as an art form.. account for the next semester if the D.D.. . Delaney , who currently models at MU , said that he poses for the money , for student remains in good academic the pleasure of seeing himself as others do , and for the enjoyment of it.. ( ) 2.00. . . . - standing minimum QPA' and JalaJ ala Magik , also a model at MU , said that she , too , enjoys modeling , but is learn " enrolls as a full-time- student at MU.. ing a lot about art along the way.. "It is a very physical and artistic challenge for The' ' scholarships will range from " . , VV x me V she said. VV ° $100$ to $200$ per semester. . Students Both models , who also and wife , show no uneasiness in posing nude \ are husband , , *. may receive a maximum of six such in front of students , according to Delaney.. He said , rw \ awards.. The selection of scholarship R recipients will occur each semester. . " seconds , once you number of scholarships given "I1 little strange about 30 but " The a . felt for ,' , ' ' each semester and/or/ the dollar . " " , " : take off the robe , that's it. Then the class takes over and : : ' . value will be contingent upon the ., _ , :" i ; begin.. Modeling is very , , the real problems of modeling , . availability of funds.. ' : ' r ' ' : 'V ' various reasons, but the that you don't Campus communications include difficult fact " ' ; for , ! : " , lH ' U " 'f h have clothes on is the least those reasons , D.S.. . 4 the Snapper , the Touchstone , , any of ' stv 4 a i WIXQ radio station , The George Delaney said.. , ¬ , Street Carnival and other publica- tions published by the student body " ' ¬ Magik agreed , saying , "I was a little uneasy at first , but I'm pretty much of an exex-- , ' \ or by the University for an internal I " r\ hibitionist , so I had no problem overcoming that.. or external audience , or audiovisual When the models pose for an extended period of time , they think of a number of presentations , photographs , or - " ' things , but use most of the time to meditate , according to Delaney.. He said , "I'm used to communicate to ' ' videotapes also a playwright , so I think about ideas , or if I'm in a play I'll go over my lines , but N or audiences.. ' internal external most of the time I use the opportunity to meditate. . It's a meditative process Students are requested to submit ' " . anyway ; there's nothing to do but concentrate on standing still.. portfolios or examples of their work , " ' He continued , "The the pose , the more works , because you're dealing harder that ¬ : = . one recommenda- a q m at least written with a certain pain level and you have to find ways to rise above that.. Mind expan-¬ tion from a person in a responsible " sion makes it easier , he added.. 3 ! position , and a statement outlining " Magik said she also uses the time to meditate. . "At I had problems keeping first his/her/ accomplishments and activi- myself occupied , now I simply on and get totally - but concentrate the moment in ties in the past in the area of campus " \ 2 volved with my body , she said.. ' ¬ \ ' communications , specific contribu- According to Delaney , neither model has noticed any adverse student reactions. . tions made during the current se- He said have become to nude and very . that the students accustomed the figure are mester and plans for participation in rarely embarrassed. . the future.. Only volunteer work is Modeling is not a full-time- career for either model , Delaney said.. He said he is eligible for consideration. . a , / , a - . Magik is a also playwright an actor/dancer and self-trained artist. said she Entries will be accepted in four model , actress , and professional dancer.. ( Photo by Joanne Mercer ) major categories : Written work , " " " ¬ Delaney said he sees the nude figure as a "beautiful instrument. . "It is the exex-- MU of model D.D.. . Delaney from a figure drawing . , ¬ " student sketch class. editing work photographic and arar-- pression of the human being in a very real , basic way.. It is a work of art.. tistic work , and audio-visual- work.. Dr.. E.. , , According to Ronald Sykes professor of art MU first began employing All be should " " materials to judged models around 1966 , in order to achieve "a viable art education program.. be sent to Jane L.. Reinhard , Chair- "With" the advent of the art education program , we had 400 percent more art person , Breidenstine Building , - Art education majors than liberal art majors.. The models made the program more pro 20.. " on or before March fessional , he said.. Sykes said that the models originally were hired through a modeling agency and Everything you wanted were only needed for figure drawing classes so that aspiring art teachers would know how to draw the human body.. to know According to Nelson , the models are now contracted directly through the art about GRAND OPENING department about three or four months before they begin posing. . JOE'S' MEXICAN FOOD He the has some from said department received static the area since the hiring ! in Ephrata Cloister Shopping Center

- of the models began.. He attributed this to the fact that Lancaster is a conservative Advertising 115) Washington Ave.. - 738-1804- " " "bible belt" region with strong moral attitudes , and that some people feel that the Speakers from Bunting and Gable Adv.. Open Thurs.. - . 9 a.m.-9. . - p.m.. . nude modeling is a public display of something that should remain private. . The department , however , feels differently , said Nelson , and has had much suc- Thurs.. , March 8 at 4:00: , SMC 129 cess with the modeling program.. He said the department now offers a free figure Sponsored by : Marketing & Management Club drawing session every Tuesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m.. . for any MU student in- Menu terested in developing his figure drawing skills.. Modeling is a very rewarding experience , according to Magik , who sees the Tacos " " human body as "an expression of who the person is.. Taco Salad Burritos Team Triathlon Enchiladas Enpanadas ' - Guacamole Dip , or Dip SundaSunday AprilA Ill 8th rainrain shine Refried Beans Open to allal MU studentss and staff.. Black Beans and Bacon Soup Dessert : ice cream and fruit Organize a 3 person team to complete a 16-mile- cocktail bike race , a 4-mile- run , and a Vz/ mile swim.. EXPIRES : 3/22/84/ / Cost is $1$ . / payable- when you pre--- register.team. ( Preregistration is required ) Cost includes "team" triathlon"" t-shirts- for all : Support who preregister on or before March 29th.. SNAPPER More information and registration form avail-¬ Advertisers able in the Intramural Office.. March 8,19848.. 1984 THE SNAPPER Page Nine

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CUICUISInEInE. _ _ _ _ n WoOO LcR15CPUS. COLlINCOLLlMQWOOO )8) I Thursday , March 8 Wednesday , March 21 -t- 4 p.m.. . The Millersville Christian Fellowship meets in 7:30: p.m.. . The Cultural Affairs Committee presents the " Lyte Auditorium room B.. film "Close Encounters - The Special Edi- When the mid - semester blues set in , beef is the answer.. Beef is high in " ¬ : . , in - . 5:30 p.m.. The Outing Club meets weekly in room 254 tion" the SMC Purpose Room. Admis- ' ' protein to liftmidone's energy level to its peak.. All those protein molecules will Roddy. . sion is free.. make the brain dance in circles. . : . . will in 12:30: . . Ministry 6:30 p.m. The Student Senate meeting be held p.m. The United Campus Lenten Service Beef can ranrangee in price from astronomical to our level of affordability - the SMC , rooms 129-130- , instead of will take place in the SMC Room 109.. Ganser namely hamburger. . Now wait , hamburhamburgersers can disguise themselves to ' . 8 p.m.. . A featuring , David Beaver-- Auditorium. Student Recital become delectable delights.. 7-10- p.m.. . The International Folk Dancing Club meets son , saxophone , will take place in Lyte PROKUS weekly in Byerly Gym.. Auditorium.. Admission is free.. 1 head cabbage - the smallest available ; 1lIbIb hamburg ; 1 onion ; 1 green pep- 7:30: p.m.. . Greek Council Pledge Skits will take place in per; 1 cup rice ; cooking oil ; salt , pepper & garlic salt (garlic will do ) - the SMC Room.. Admission is $1.$ . ANNOUNCEMENTS ' Purpose Boil cabbage until tender.. Cook rice according to directions on box.. 8-9- p.m.. . Alcoholics Anonymous in - ' meets weekly Pot APSCUF Scholarship Separate cabbage leaves.. Mix hamburg , onions , green pepper , rice , salt & . ter House. The Millersville University branch of the Association of pepper together.. Add cooking oil until meat is moist.. Wrap meatball sized Friday , March 9 Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties balls of hamburg in cabbagecabba e leaves and bake at 350 degrees for 20 minutes. .

( ) ¬ 4 p.m.. . SMC Closes. . APSCUF is pleased to announce that it is now receiving apap-- TACOS 7 p.m.. . Dorms Close.. plications for the APSCUF scholarship.. It will be awarded to 1 lb.. hamburg ; tomatoes ; 1 pkg Tacos ; lettuce ; 1 pkg.. taco seasoning ; be " 9:30: p.m.. . The Lancaster Dispensing Co.. presents "The an under-graduate- part-time- student enrolled in a degree pro- creative ; onions ; green pepper ; pickles ; cheese of choice " - Rhythm Masters , R&B& band.. Spring break gram at MU.. To qualify , a student must have completed a Fry hamburg with onions and green pepper until done.. Add taco season ' begins after last class.. total of 30 semester hours , of which , at least 9 have been at ing. Warm taco shells in 350 degree oven.. Put hamburg in shell and add rest of ingredients. . Be creative.. Saturday , March 10 MU , and maintained a QPA of 3.5. or higher.. Financial need " will also be considered.. Application deadline is March 26 , GOULASH Melissa Lintner 9:30: p.m.. . The Lancaster Dispensing Co. presents "The - " 1984.. More information and application forms are available at 1 lb hamburg ; 2 small cans tomato sauce ; 11121 Vz tsp.. minced onion ; 'Vz/ cup boiled Rhythm Masters , R&B& band.. ' ' .; the APSCUF-MU- office in Delaware House , Monday-Friday- , macaroni ; 1 bay leaf; Vz//z tsp.. rosemary ; Vz//z tsp.. thyme ; salt & pepper Sunday , March 18 I 10 . . 2 . . (872-3110)( - ) . Brown hamburg in skillet with spices added.. Pour in tomato sauce and add ' a.m. to p.m. 8 p.m.. . The UAB presents the film "Creepshow'" in the Student Senate Nominations macaroni. . Simmer for about 15 minutes until delicious. . SMC All-Purpose- Room.. Admission is free ' Nominations are now open for all officer and senator posi-¬ JOE'S SURPRISE Joe Cisarik with I.D.. . and 75 cents without.. - 6 ; 1 lb.. ; 1 ; & ; . Any is eligible to run for the office positions potatoes hamburg can cream of mushroom soup salt pepper 2 p.m.. . SMC Opens tions. student garlic ; onions ; small can tomato sauce and the three senator districts are resident students , 17551 2 p.m.. . Dorms Open.. - ( Boil potatoes until tender. . Brown hamburg , add spices.. Add tomato sauce I residents , and non-17551 residents.. All candidates excluding 1 . to browned beef.. Combine all ingredients in large casserole dish and bake at , Monday , March 19 president ) must have a 2.0. minimum QPA.QP A.. The presidential 350 degrees for Vz hour to 45 minutes.. Enjoy.. 8 a.m.. . Spring Break Ends.. candidates must have a 2.25.. . Sign up now at the SMC front ARTISTS APETITE Joe Lintner 8 p.m.. . The Cultural Affairs Committee presents the desk.. Nominations will close on Tuesday , March 20 at 6 p.m.. . - ' - V/i/ lbs. hamburg ; water ; 6 small potatoes ; flour ; 3 large , fresh carrots ; 1 Lancaster Opera Workshop , performing one- Swimming at Brooks med.. onion ; 1 med.. tomato : , The , act operas The Medium Impressario The Hull Dorm Activities Committee and the Weight Sup- Be creative empty fridge.. and by in Lyte Auditorium. . - Trial Jury port Group is sponsoring Swimming at Brooks Pool every " Brown hamburg.. Put in large pot with water 1" of water.. Add rest of in- , faculty , entitled to one free Students staff Thursday evening from 9 p.m.. . to 10 p.m.. . Anyone is invited to gredients and boil until veggies are tender.. Add flour , small amounts at a . is $3.50.$ . . ticket. General admission come . SWimswim time until broth thickens into gravy.. Reminder.. Have a bottle of Irish Tuesday , March 20 Training for Alcohol Awareness Peer Educators Whiskey nearby.. Take 1 sip every few minutes and you will create Irish . 7:30: p.m.. . The Student Senate Candidates Meeting will The second training for Alcohol Awareness Peer Stew. : . take place in the SMC Room 129.. Educators will begin on Tuesday evening March 20 at 9:30: Note These recipes are dash/pinch/ style. Measurements are according to one's' taste.. So experiment and enjoy.. 12:30: p.m.. . The Lenten Mass will take place in SMC , room p.m.. . in room 109 in the SMC.. For more information about the

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R : ' I sat down to write this week's colcol--¬ someone could ask him if he fell and hit umn with the intention of talking about his head because he was 60 years old or how alcohol is absorbed into the blood because he was drunk.. , L and some of its effects on behavior.. I Alcholol is a drug.. Its effects on the had the article half-completed- , and then body resemble those of an anesthetic.. ' ' stopped.. I had found another topic that Two men in Florida attempted to settle ' just couldn't wait : ALCOHOL AND a bet over who could drink the most.. SS . i . e DEATH. Both men died trying to collect on that ' You're probably familiar with some bet.. 55 ' J of the statistics about traffic fatalities.. Large amounts of alcohol in the Approximately 27,000, American men , stomach will trigger a spasm.. You will women , and children die each year in vomit.. A recent letter to THE SNAP- alcohol related crashes.. PER editor (2/23/84)( / / ) was written about One survey showed that a driver a student who did just that.. His name with a .06. blood alcohol ( ) is , up - 55 content BAC was Eric Herr he grew in Lan

: S 555 55 k S four times as likely to cause an accident caster , and he would have been 22 years when compared to a driver who has not old.. ' , ' : been drinking.. A 150 lb.. male could This is a message that can't wait.. , - . ,,, ,'> . . . -f ''' ', . n .n. ' This week's' $5$ Photo of the Week award goes to Scott Schoenstadt.. Please submit all black and white photos reach this point after about 3 beers.. Friends don't let friends die.. Why ? along with name , address and phone to the Snapper by 1 p.m.. . Friday.. Under current laws , a driver with a .06. Because friends bury friends. . BAC is still considered legally sober ! You may know someone who drinks ' I'm lucky , you might be saying , and drives , who drinks a lot , or who By Barb Himpsl because the parties I go to are within drinks until they get sick ; they need Squirrel Baitt walking distance.. The National Safety this message.. Make a copy of this colcol--¬ Council estimated that alcohol was umn and give it to them.. Their life is ' 4 . directly related to about a third of the worth more than the nickel.. > . An of Cour'& c off u _ * .. C unc. & {ncx\( . 6e.. v. - kst 0c/e./ ackuce jr .f\Y\\ ser& , accidents fatal to pedestrians. . Either sen S or1 a (eQokc> k I . ul u 5 a < cf . t l e ' . . ' ¬ m grandparentsparentS. L 60.. :..h. \ her bebest the driver or the pedestrian had been The' answer to last week's trivia ques- From bath bu1 -oo , 9ran t Contr bn - " " ! " The send me drinking.. tion is 75.5". . lore* . . ' Hey , I only drink in my home , apart- pc cico3es : ' - 1 ment , or dorm room.. If the late actor TRIVIA QUESTION There will be no William Holden was still alive , maybe trivia question this week.. s , g ' '------v --y -y -v ------® R'1'Ivy1yynvvvvy17v-IVVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVVTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTVTWVVTTTTTMv vyyvvvvvvvyvvvvv1vvvv1'vvv' C , E Have A Great I Spring Break!. lL . . (lJ.1. I.L -!.. . . ' " t..AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA...... !

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Group performs premiere concert for upcoming tour Yes astounds Pucillo crowd with

. . lights Fans rock with sound, , BY IUAHEATHER; Tln R LONG . tL ; Staff Writer IC standing - in long- lines in I Though waiting an hour for a concert to start after - - , is not somet hing- concert- , the hitter cold is not unusual on the concert scene it something : goers eagerly anticipate. . e . ' It mades 'em mean , real mean.. t So it takes a special band to appear this late and still manage to turn the unhappy mutterings of 3,000, disgruntled people into cheers of encouragement. . ,) ' Yes is of that breed.. They've had to be a special breed to remain strong over 20 years despite regroupings and drastic changes in the music industry.. If Millersville did not know the depth of their uniqueness before Tuesday evening , they do now.. Whereas some bands might have given less than their all ' in a pre-tour- rehearsal , Yes did not cheat their audience one bit during their ( c4 ' concert in Pucillo Gymnasium.. j'f'i some major radio stations from across the country r Perhaps knowing that < f ' were waiting for interviews after the concert motivated them a bit.. Of course , / J ''i'ii' on , r knowing that MTV had its cameras trained them during the performance s y.. ' ' . didn't hurt either.. : Yet the distinct impression that this really made no difference to Yes came across time and again.. We were still paying fans of theirs and this was all that seemed to matter to them as they musically blew us away.. I ai/ The audience , an odd combination of men in torn t-shirts- , make-up- , and ear- _ rings , and others in dock-siders- and Izod shirts , whistled , cheered and stomped tfT their approval as the band launched into a barrage of songs from their new B . album.. .. _ During the two-hour- concert , in fact , Yes played every cut from 90125.. No , " " __ doubt the biggest response was for "Owner of a Lonely Heart , in which Trevor / ; Rabin got a chance to show his guitar finesse.. ; f Give them points also , for one of the most impressive stage set-ups- I ( ry : - > < . ,< . Millersville has seen in several years.. It was impressive not only for the use of , " ' ' ;, \iJf'v'. >,, "\ lighting , lasers , and their specially constructed slanted stage reaching up to the iIiL: S'' ; . I balcony , but for the sheer volume of lighting and sound equipment used.

I All in all , the special stage was an excellent idea.. It had several perches built , . (t into it on top of which lead singer Jon Anderson stood to perform or playaplay a v J . snare drum. J Once , upon approaching the structure , he gave a subtle wave or two to no one - in particular which elicited a response from easily one quarter of the auditor- 7 ium.. The characteristically strong vocal harmonies of Jon Anderson , Trevor ''S ( Photo by Joanne Mercer ) Rabin , bassist Chris Squire and drummer Alan White , were easily recognizable 2! , . " " " " , ( ) on both old favorites such as "And You And I , and "Roundabout , and new cuts Jon Anderson lead singer of the Photo by Keith Kibler " " " " such as "City of Love , and "It Can Happen.. recently regrouped Yes , is one of Yes guitarist Trevor Rabin is one of the new members of the band, In the past these English musicians were labeled art rockers , classical the original band members.. along with drummer Alan White and original keyboardist Tony Kaye.. rockers and their experiments with synthesizer usage led to comparisons with

The Moody Blues , Emerson , Lake and Palmer , and Styx.. As evidenced by their new album , the music has changed , but the depth of, New album released and poetic approch to , their lyrics is still recognizable.. An impressive show of lasers such as theirs could have been overdone , however Yes maintained a good balance of showmanship and song.. They Yes plays/ it safe displayed much discretion in their usage of the lasers thus effectively accenting certain numbers.. BY JOSEPH LINTNER expected accents , tasteful instru-¬ Much of the time Anderson stood on stage in his white garb , arms lifted to Commentary Editor mental arrangements , and solid ' - the ceiling like a deity invoking spiritual power , snake-like- piece of jewelry Contemporary popular music , or vocals add to the song's musical fire " " twisted around his forearm in a death grip.. "pop music , is that style of music works.. - : The students , as usual , dared to smuggle in cameras and recording equip with one primary purpose to make Another noteworthy recording is - " - ment.. Some were more daring than others , though.. money.. This style of music is aimed the Indian-flavored "It Could Hap " One fan climbed from a girder along the wall out onto an eight inch beam at top-40- radio airplay.. And after pen , with Chris Squire imitating " " hanging from the ceiling over the stage , to get an aerial photo of Yes with an in-- hearing "Owner of a Lonely Heart , the sound of tabla drums with his ' - stamatic camera.. from Yes's latest album 9012590125,1, I fret bass.. Opening with synthesizer-- But it is this kind of dedication that has catapulted Yes to the top of the music ted and feared the formerly innova- simulated sitar , the song flows into a - - industry and kept them there for 20 years of near-genius- musical outpouring.. tive band had sold out and gone com rock-texture with enough musical

- ¬ mercial.. The song is commercially- diversity to at least partially com- ' oriented and has received a great mand the listener's attention.. " " deal of airplay on top-40- radio , so my "Changes" opens with a rich , per- fears were not entirely unfounded.. IHI BHHBi H BB BHHH B HBMMI colating rhythmic texture , but soon cuts on a But the other the album "''90125'"' is Yes's' first album degenerates into mundane rock alleviated my worries.. Overall , the rhythm , complete with crashing , since 1980, combining com- album is not commercially-oriented- , heavy-metal- guitar work typical of mercially - but neither does it sound like Yes's' oriented songs with such bands as Foreigner and typically// Yes . previous albums.. music Journey. . A decade ago , Yes stood at the "Our" Song"" is basically a Kansas forefront of a musical style various- to the musically simpler days before rip-off- with a few intriguing guitar ' " " - J' ly termed "progressive rock , The Yes Album and Fragile.. Re riffs thrown in for good measure.. " " " - " "classical rock , and "techno-flash.. claiming its original keyboardist Overall , Yes plays it safe on ' The band's compositions from this Tony Kaye , Yes teams vocalist Jon 90125.. Instead of taking the lead as period featured complex rhythms Anderson and bassist Chris Squire in former days , the band seems con- and flowing melodies encased in a ( the only remaining founding tent merely to follow the examples ) tight , classical structure.. Along with members with drummer Alan set down by other bands.. In com- ' such bands as King Crimson and White and guitarist Trevor Rabin.. parison to Yes's previous releases , Emerson , Lake and Palmer , Yes On this album , Yes eschews its 90125 stands as one of the lesser of- ' brought a level of musicianship tendency towards album-long- con- ferings.. But perhaps it's not fair to previously unheard and unheard of cept pieces in favor of shorter , less compare this Yes with its former in- -- ' to complex . . w such a renegade musical style as works. The result sounds carnations. After all , this is almost a i % y ' Z1 rock.. The band's unique sound something like progressive rock , but completly new band with new ideas.. ... " " reached its peak on the album Close the emphasis here is on "rock , not Even so , 90125 cannot be considered " " gld to the Edge , and subsequent albums "progressive. . a bellwether of contemporary music displayed a tendency for excess and The' ' opening guitar chords of by any standards.. Admittedly , as " " a lack of care.. Internal pressures "Owner of a Lonely Heart" suggest pop music standards go , the single - - " " 55 created rifts within the band.. Key the more rock-oriented direction "Owner of a Lonely Heart" is one of boardist Rick Wakeman left the Yes takes on the album.. Interesting- the better offerings on commercial band to pursue a solo career , and ly , this cut may be the best one on radio , but the album overall is ( ' percussionist Bill Bruford defected the album if there has to be a distinctly undistinguished. . To!b be " " ) - to King Crimson. Finally , guitar vir- "best" , which is surprising , con sure , it is not a bad album. . But \ tuoso Steve Howe left to join the sidering it is also the most pop-- neither is it a good album.. More acac--¬ *'" commercially successful but musi-- oriented.. But interspersed between curately , it is a mediocre album , but . cally stagnant Asia.. These changes the measures of pedestrian 4/4/ time a mediocre album with occasional , ' > - 4 I were reflected on the band's albums.. are the tricky offbeats , erratic tim hints of musical quality.. Whether 90125 is yet another reflection of ing and rhythmic changes , and short these hints are merely echoes of the ( Photo by Keith Kiblei rr) - Yes Chris Squire is the change.. In a sense , this release rep instrumental passages typical of a past or promise for the future rere--¬ bassist one of two remaining foundin ?: ' resents the band's attempt to return former and possibly better Yes.. UnU n-- mains to be decided.. members of the group.. March 8,19848 , 1984 THE SNAPPER Page Eleven vocal, instrumental, visual brilliance

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; 4 " to ; _ . 'a' e Why \ A 'es \, I , J Millersville? ,, ;' I ) . BY ARCHIE WILSON I ° t 6 //qi //3 4 Staff Writer

" " ' "Yes" has come(' and gone and was y -f the biggest thing to happen to MU " . " \\'U' in a long time "Yes" has recently \\\ ; had an astounding rebirth in the \'ii; \ ' rock world. . Their latest album has G\ been at the top of the charts for Jj"% " ! ' I I weeks , their songs are heard on the " , radios almost constantly and they once again one of Al" . are the hottest . , v groups in America.. So why did they ; * S // do a concert in Millersville in front 4 4; , ' ; . of a crowd of only 3000, ? " . , It4/ : : c.. : \ . . > . ., / . . . . , . First of all , as everyone knows by J now , this was a dress rehearsal , " " their "tech concert , where they " would have a chance to test their y yG equipment before the start of their yk// 555 S ''S'S' y " * , concert tour. However , this concert 9 y need not have been done in front of % I an audience , it could have been done j , ' rwx' . in Columbus , Ohio in the days before r /'x/' k.. / y" P4 / " , i their opening concert.. a / j log . ; ' wR

, . . _''ii . . 1 't' r4.. The person responsible for their .5. tk4t; 1 coming to MU is Roy Clair , owner of Clair Brothers Audio Enterprises..

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. . . . . Clair builds . Brothers sound , sys- F " tems for concert tours by . groups ' "" ' ' . ., 'P " " " h f, ' such as "Yes" and , in fact , built the .

. '\ sound system for this concert... Clair \ ibr. . ' - said in the past they have done con /, ,. , , .. cert sound for Billy Joel The Police Adam Ant , the Eurythmics , Fleet-- :' wood Mac , Bruce Springsteen , and (Photo by Joanne Mercer ) will supply the equipment for (Photo by Joanne Mercer ) ' ' Chris Squires bass solos. . were felt by MU crowd as the notes vibrated Michael Jackson's upcoming tour.. Lead singer Jon Anderson performs majority of concert by vocals - throughout. the gym and" the' people. ' . . in it. Clair is also an MU graduate and a alone , with occasional instrumental additions.. lifelong resident of Lititz , PA.PA . He graduated in 1967 with an IA. . education degree..

.. . Clair , 41 , began his business soon after graduating from MU by build- Po , ing speaker cabinets that were superior to those at the time.. He says that "everything" I learned at , . ,. Millersville helps me in my business &

. , " ( " . "' . " , . today. He goes on to point out the ! . u.. ' . "" .. solidness of the cabinets his " . speaker ...... company builds which he credits to r 5 : the concepts of structural supports , . .

" . . , , > ' . " ; . t he learned at MU.. He also points to '"i " " .. .u" . . . . ., . knowledge in the fabrication of > " . - . .. - ' metals and plastics which ..J taught y . If., him how to build "road" boxes"" and I control panels that protect valuable electronic equipment from stage I crews ( sometimes made up of ambi-¬ tious college students ) . s-: j fr t.. , 'Ar Of course not all of the groups

. .. .5. . ___ Clair Brothers works for are able to F., . / come to MU for a concert , Clair said.. ' t He explained , some groups don't come to Clair's' facilities to rehearse , ,5, " " r as "Yes" does.. Some groups are ' x simply unwilling to put on such a small concert for such a relatively small amount of money. Yes , how-

ever , does like this area , according to Roy Clair , and in fact , gave a con- cert here six years ago under similar conditions.. Yes was one of the first big name groups to contract with .55- ( Clair Brothers , if you read the " " credits on their , > , ,4 album "Yessongs , . I the name Roy Clair is listed ) and has very close ties with this area and

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4'' . . ' ' w'wa-., U.--, " ,' . ." . . , . ;, v..W" wtf . So due to the good will of some world-famous- celebrities and a MU " .S" S"" graduate who "wanted to do a nice " -. thing for his Alma Mater.. (and a 55 , z5 , ) . __ small accident of time and place , ( Photo by Joanne Mercer ) MU was treated to a world class con- ( Photo by Joanne Mercer ) - a whole lot . Jon Anderson. appears" , , mystical" in his - outfit and, . captivating. . cert and of excitement. Trevor Rabin shows mastery of guitar and voice in songs from 90125, ' stage motions. . all Yes's lastes album.. Page Twelve THE SNAPPER March 8,19848 , 1984 ------Squads set to go South Marauder Men's' teams get ready to spring' ' into action Abrams leads netters to victory Marauder mound crew in Lafayette tournament tune-up- key to season's' success BY CHUCK GORMELYY Abromaitis pointed out that the ' AssocA ssoc. Sports Editor offensive punch of this year's team BY SCOTT SELHEIMER against some of the stiffest competition Athletic Conference champ during - the Although there is still a chill in is "equally" as good"" as the team of a ' - Sports Editor in Divison II tennis.. fall , will he the team's top gun from his the air , warm weather is soon to he season ago , which batted a hefty ' ' ' The men's tennis team tuned up for The Marauders will match up against number one singles flight.. The senior here , and that means one thing : .317.. . ( the upcoming spring season by winning Hampton Institute ranked sixth in the was also undefeated during the fall , baseball is not far away.. A spot which must he filled this the six team Lafayette Collegiate tour- nation ) , Radford University ( ranked playing some of the top competition in The Marauder baseball team is season is the void left by All-

) - nament held February 25.. sixth in the East , Emory University , the East.. preparing for the upcoming season Conference catcher Fred Yoder. . Sophomore Dave Abrams was the Old Dominion and Lynchburg.. Tomor-¬ Sophomore Andy Stoner , Abrams , by limbering up in the batting cages Abromaitis said co-captain- Joel lone champ for the Marauders as he row they will open their trip with a sophomore Ted Snyder , Loose , and beneath Biemesderfer Stadium ; the Weaver will be the man to step in - ' won the second singles flight. match at the Virginia Military Insti Den'Boer round out the singles slots.. future looks bright for the veteran-- and strap on the shin guards.. , . will " ' But top player Miles Gray third tute. The doubles teams pair Snyder oriented squad.. Abromaitis said , "Joel's not gonna ¬ ' flight Ken Loose and the second flight Head Coach Dr.. William Kahler exex-- and Stoner , Gray and Abrams , and Striving to improve on last let down too much.. He's a good ' ' to field a . ' " doubles team of Rolf Den'Boer and Joe pects very balanced lineup for Loose and Den'Boer. season's 19-16- record , the leader out there.. ' : Menna all finished second to help MU tomorrow's match.. The netters will open their home Marauders will again be in a tough Co-captain- Jeff Herman ( first " earn the championship.. "The team looks extremely strong in schedule March 22 when they host division , which includes Pennsyl-¬ base ) and newcomer Keith Bechtold ' The tournament was a good warmup doubles and depth in singles should be Mount Saint Mary's at the Creek Drive vania State Athletic Conference (third base ) will be looked to for of- ; ' ' " for the team's annual trip to Virginia the team's forte" said Kahler.. Courts.. rivals Shippensburg and West fensive production , according to , who next week where they will compete Gray was an Eastern Collegiate Chester Universities. . Abromaitis. . The only concern he has Head Coach Joe Abromaitis com- for this season is the youth factor at ' , , ' - ; iI ' mented that his teams will have to key positions.. r ' ' ! , , ' I improve on last year's' record to "We're" ' pretty new up the middle t earn a playoff spot.. He said , "We" at shortstop and second base , but ? { be . - they ( Mike and " hope to higher this season. Ship Kerkeslager Mark "t ( < '" ' ) ' " \ . : . ' )" pensburg and West Chester are the Moran have experience. We'll rely . , ' : . . \ " " " ' to"; ' teams to beat in the division. . on the middle of our infield for . " ; According to AbromaitisA , his defense.. . " . V veteran pitching staff should anchor The Marauders warm up for their 1b" ' ,t " ¬ . a load of heavy hitters.. "We're coun- season with eight games in Fort , < ;. .; '1\\ ' 0 '" , \ > ting on our senior pitchers to come Lauderdale Florida over spring " " ' " , , he said.. . They , which . f through for us break. begin the season . , c . . . , . - " ',, & i Rick Cams , one of the mainstays consists of 15 double-headers and % ;, ' , , - . : I ' ' 0'-. "' $1' ' " iit " . r , , , two , on 19 , d. * , of the pitching staff said "Pitching just single games March 81 *' . ' j1k"- , * I " ' "' I t ' " ... . '' 11 ' .. is . He when they York College in a . . " t" our depth. noted that senior host , ' } J , , 'J . k1 t\ Steve Gergle and sophomore Phil twin bill.. On Tuesday , March 20 , ' , * ' . 1 Kuntz are among the pitchers that they play two against Salisbury

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, ¬ " coach Larry Warshawsky the Marau- pete at Towson Invitational , Rutgers

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' ..., - " 'T , said strong teams such as Glass- Warshawsky said , "We have " that the . _ ' ,, lf < ( ) " _ . > > (1980-84- champs , . ' boro NCAA III and potential for a good team as it is now. " '< ,: University of Delaware have been add- He expects more athletes to join the Members of the spring tennis team that captured the Lafayette tournament championship are : (front row , left to ' ' ed to the schedule.. team soon , and most of last year's squad right): Neil Eisenberg , Andy Stoner , Ted Snyder , and Mike Martin. (standing left to right): Miles Gray , Rolf Den'Boer , Ken Other teams on the schedule include will be . Loose , Joe Menna , Jim Phipps , and Dave Abrams. . returning. One of the strongest events will be the hurdles , with two returning athletes : Dave Barrow (sophomore ) , ' in : NCAA II qualifier the intermediate \ hurdles and Joe Aiken (junior ) in the high hurdles.. Also , Jerry Frey ( fresh-¬ Marauder golf squad man ) will be our good back up man in " " " both hurdles , said Warshawsky. . " " \ could be "strongest team ever" \S S\\ In the distance and middle distance events , Warshawsky said , "We" have " BY CHUCK GORMLEY When asked if this year's' team good solid people.. The good solid peo- ' ple he refers to are Bill King ( junior ) Assoc.. Sports Editor could better last season's 5-4- mark , ( (1983 NCAA II qualifier in the 10,000, The Marauder golf team swings Smart got right to the point.. " and 5,000), ) , Doug MacNeal ( sophomore ) , into action next week as they head "There are no reservations.. This ( ) south in preparation for the spring is the strongest team Millersville Matt Fritz junior , Steve Thomas (sophomore ) , Larry Levi (freshman ) and season.. has ever had since the program _ . ( ) . . - Jeff Shirey junior The team will be blasting out of began. We have good team cohesive- " ' ' ' : " 'S\ Warshawsky has "every confidence the sand traps of Myrtle Beach , ness.. There will be no \ A j" match where ' ¬ ' that we'll score a lot of points in the South Carolina in their annual - we'll run a team which is : . spr into more \I. " - jumps.. Aiken will be a determining ¬ ing break warmup for the , " . \ 'S fac- approach talented than us he said. ' tor.. He has ¬ already qualified for the ing . 5' campaign. Smart noted that East Strouds- S ; NCAA II meet in high (7-0)( - ) . Senior golfer Gary Ebersole is exex--¬ burg is the only team that may be k5" the jump Developing jumpers such as Tom Faust pected to lead the young Marauder more talented than Millersville , but " , ) ( junior ) and Kirk Corliss ( freshman ) will squad to one of its best seasons ever , added that he was not "conceding r also help the team.. according to Head Coach Bud them anything.. " The of events ' sprinting . " > strength the Smart.. After the golfers return from "" .W' "" " ''a' lies in Bruce Mannon (sophomore ) . The team consists of Ebersole South Carolina , they will open their , , ( However , according to WarshawskyW arsha wsky , the lone senior ) , sophomores season with an away Pete match against " a t" this is where the team lacks depth.. Reckert , Butch Johnson , Chris York College on March 22..

' _ The throwing events may be lacking Heisey and a host of freshmen com- Smart's optimism for the upcom-¬ " also because one of the top competitors , peting for the top seven slots.. The ing season was apparent when he ' ( ) - ¬ ' : ' Carlton Bleiler junior is still recover heavily recruited offseason produc- said , "I'm" really looking forward to :4' ' ing from a football injury.. However , ed ten freshmen who are expected this season.. We've been working in- Warshawsky is optimistic about the to be the building blocks for doors with an exercise program.. We i ' performances of Russ Baker (junior ) , Marauder teams in the future.. don't have to lose a match this " ' Jerry Kreisher ( senior ) , and Todd Erb Smart said , "It's nice to have season.. The best thing we could do ' ' (junior ) . depth.. With these freshmen , we'll is to go undefeated , but I'd like to The season opener is at home on have good talent for the next few take one match at a time.. It should March 28 against . years.. We have the nucleus of a be a fun year.. " Shippensburg. " good team.. (Photo by Paul Jacobs ) Another home meet is scheduled for Joe Aiken should be scoring a lot of points for the Marauder track team this April 10 against East Stroudsburg and . season in the jumping events. Cheyney.. i March 8,19848 , 1984 THE SNAPPER Page Thirteen ----- SPORTS CLIPBOARD Previews Intercollegiate Calendar Women have high hopes for spring

Friday , March 9 ' Women's Basketball - NCAA playoffs - T.B.A.. . . MU Baseball Florida Trip VanGinhoven rewrites record book - " Men's' Tennis - Virginia Trip BY ANNE RILEY eighth in the Heptathalon at the NCAA Co-captain- Van Ginhoven stated, "I Golf - South Carolina Trip Staff Writer II National Championships at South feel we will have a good dual meet sea- Saturday , March 10 The women's' ' team will the East Missouri University and son and overall record because of the ' track start Piefer Women's Basketball NCAA playoffs T.B.A.. . . - - spring season on the right foot , after the who placed second in the javelin at strength in our freshmen sprinters and Monday , March 19 " close of an indoor states last year.. the of to the team.. ( ) impressive season return talent Baseball vs.. York DH - Home - 1 p.m.. . last weekend.. Also returning is co-captain- Nancy Van Ginhoven has already qualified Tuesday , March 20 ¬ ' - (01-1)( - ) Ten school records were broken dur- Tang Yuk who was third in last year's for the NCAA Division II Champion Baseball vs.. Salisbury State DH - Home - 2 p.m.. . ing the winter season.. Senior Joyce Van state meet in the , - . ships to be held at South East Missouri Thursday , March 22 10,000 Tang Yuk is a . May 21-26.- . qualified for Golf vs.. York - Home - 1 p.m.. . Ginhoven led the record breaking spree distance runner. Karen Condit , University She ' ' . . . : in - ; Kim , ; indoor Men's Tennis vs. Mt. St. Mary's - Home - 330 p.m.. . by setting new marks the 880-yard discus Dietz javelin Kim the triple jump during the ( ) - ( ) Synchronized Swimming @ Nationals - Arizona run 215.7: . , 60-yard hurdles (8.7). , high Googins , Teresa Scheuer , and Deb season.. This is the fourth consecutive , 23 ( ' " ) Friday March jump and anchoring the mile Wilson in middle distances.. Wilson is year Van Ginhoven has qualified for the ' 56 Men's Tennis vs.. Shippensburg , , 10 . . Mansfield Kutztown - Away - a.m. relay , teamed with Chris Hein , Amy also a jumper.. championships..

Synchronized Swimming @ Nationals Arizona ( ) - Pomraning and Savena Pyett (4:00.4): . . Freshman that show promise are The mile relay is within four seconds Saturday , March 24 " ' Pomraning and Pyett tied for the sprinters Green , Hein , Marley and of qualifying for nationals. . "I think we Baseball vs.. Mt.. St.. Mary's ( DH ) Home 1 p.m.. . - - - " ' 300-yard- dash record with 40.0. clock Pomraning.. Hein also competes in will qualify if everyone stays together , Men's Tennis vs.. Shippensburg , Mansfield , Kutztown - AwayA way - 10 a.m.. . . - jumping . , . "Things" look ¬ Synchronized Swimming @ Nationals Arizona ings. Pyett also owns the 60-yard dash events. Pyett also a sprinter , said Van Ginhoven. exex-- - : " - ( . is , , . ) 1 . record. Hein holds two records herself , a sophomore but only a year cellent for this early in the season Softball vs. Messiah DH - Home - p.m.. first ad ' - ( ) . - 1 . (61.1). member of the team.. . Women's Track vs. Bloomsburg , Kutztown , Shippensburg - Away - p.m.. 440-yard dash and triple jump ded Ginhoven. ' " " Lacrosse @ Sanford Tournament 334.5( . ) . "I think we have done very well this Spring break will be spent in Florida j , 25 ¬ " " Sunday March The 880-yard- relay team of Pomran- winter" stated coach Keith White.. "The for the squad.. March 10 and 11 the team ( ) ' Baseball vs.. UMBC DH A way 12:30: . . " Away p.m. , , freshman are a help to . will in and March ' - - ing Betsy Marley Lisa Green and great the team. train Saint Augustine Men's Tennis vs.. Villanova AwayA way 1 p.m.. . - - Pyett own the record with a clocking of White expects the team will do bet- 12-16- they will train in Daytona.. Lacrosse @ Sanford Tournament 1:49.8.: . . Junior Anne Piefer ran a 2:54.1: . ter than their 4-3- record last year.. The Assistant coaches for the 1984 season Monday , March 26 , - run to set that record.. first meet is Saturday , March 24 at are Carol Miller (throwing events) and Golf vs.. Alvernia - Home - 1 p.m.. . yard . Bloomsburg , ¬ Tom Mayersky Tuesday , March 27 Returning standouts for the spring against Bloomsburg Kutz- Graduate Assistant ( ) 1 season are Van Ginhoven , who - town and Shippensburg. . field events and video taping . Golf vs.. Kutztown , West Chester - Away - p.m.. . current Softball vs.. Shippensburg ( DH ) - Home - 3 p.m.. . ly holds 18 school records and placed Lacrosse vs.. West Chester - AwayA way - 3:30: p.m.. . Wednesday , March 28 ' Men's Tennis vs.. York - Away - 3 p.m.. . ' Men's Track vs.. Shippensburg - Home - 3 p.m.. . I I Thursday , March 29 Glowitz and Roberts to lead LaXers ( ) Baseball vs.. Textile DH Home 1 p.m.. . - - BY SCOTT SELHEIMER Roberts , who also was a standout a starter while Brenda Bannan and Sports Editor member of the MU field hockey Jean Pierce will look to move into ' ' Intramural News The women's lacrosse team will team last fall , returns as the team's starting roles based on their con- be looking to improve upon 1983 top defenseman.. In 1983 she ¬ siderable playing season.. Intramural Basketball Finals its rere-- time last season with the return of a core of ceived the Outstanding Defensive Waltman will be assisted this - S.O.S.. . . defeated OGO 28-27 in the Intramural Basketball Championship game , experienced players plus a talented Player AwardA by her teammates. . season by Joanne Garber and Deb taking the 1984 Intramural title.. S.O.S.. . . the independent league winner , got a big 17 and energetic group of freshmen , acac--¬ A talented group of experienced Geno.. Senior Becky Grady, a stand- points from Ted Snyder to just get by the OGO team.. OGO was the winner of the fraternity league.. cording to Head Coach Barbara juniors also return to help the out performer last season, will be ' Waltman.. Marauder's wing positions.. participating in an exchange pro- The women are led by the duo of Paula Geno , a third year gram in Germany during the second The roster meeting for both men's' and women's' intramural softball will be held starter ' senior four year starters Gale will play the attack wing position as half of the semester but will help the on March 22 in Pucillo Gym.. The men's meeting will be at 7:00: p.m.. . followed by the

' ' ¬ Glowitz and Kelly Roberts.. will second year Jill Clayton.. squad with conditioning early in women's meeting at 7:45.: . Don't forget to bring the $10$ forfeit fee from Student Ser- starter the ¬ , . vices. . Glowitz , a center , was a Pennsyl- Another second year starter Alana year. vania State All-Conference- selection WolownickW , will hold down the The squad will open their pre- - . , 18 son 24 Intramurals is sponsoring another fundraiser for the Julie Templin Fund.. It will be a last season when she scored goals defense wing position. March when they travel to - "Prediction" Fun Run"" and will be held on April 8th.. Look for more details soon.. in seven games.. She also has A trio of sophomores with con Delaware to compete in the Sanford valuable playoff experience as she siderable varsity experience will Tournament. . Announcements was a member of the 1982 team that also be keys to the Marauders' ' suc- They will open the PSAC season captured the A.I.A.W.. . . . Division III cess this spring.. with a game at West Chester March , gaining - Cover point Deb Kuzemchak 27.. Any candidate for spring football should meet in Pucillo Room 208 , Monday , national title All . for second full March 19 at 4:30: or contact Coach Carpenter at Bucks House.. Championship Tournament honors. returns her season as

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Gipprich named MVP

, Lady Marauders capture PSAC hoop title I

Tournament team to bring Millersville petitive and it is a big honor to have an exciting 76-73- overtime victory over , " i and Head Coach Debra Schlegel their won. the Lock Haven Bald Eagles last Friday y /,; first-ever- Pennsylvania State Athletic With the win the Lady Marauders afternoon.. n'' . Conference basketball championship qualified for the NCAA Division II Gipprich led the charge as she colcol--¬ '..Y;1'' , , , , n.. -. last Saturday in Hershey.. Eastern Regionals where they played lected 24 points including four in over- : ' Lady Marauders ) - The Lady Marauders extended their Utica ( N.Y.. . on Tuesday.. A win in that time as MU came back from a 36-31 winning streak to 10 games and upped game would pit them against Army deficit at halftime..

to 19-6- swept . Bailey 13 their record as they tomorrow night. Freshman Chris added Y F through Bloomsburg , Lock Haven , and In the championship game , Gipprich points and 11 rebounds while Kauffman Shippensburg in the title game , to bring scored 14 points and ripped down nine and Bowie each chipped in with 10 BY SCOTT SELHEIMER the championship trophy home to rebounds , Kauffman poured in a game-- points.. Sports Editor Millersville.. high 22 points and Shelly Bowie pulled The Lady Marauders started off d Y Senior Amy Gipprich was voted the "We" are very excited to have won the down 20 rebounds and added 17 points , their road to the championship with a ' " - - tournament's Most Valuable Player and conference championship , said to lead the Lady Marauders to a 69-54 77-66 decision over Bloomsburg at " - freshman Peg Kauffman made the All-- Schlegel. . "The league is extremely com- win over Shippensburg and into the 24 Pucillo Gymnasium February 27.. team NCAA Division II playoffs. . In that game the women were able to "Everybody" played a great game , " hold a slim 37-22- halftime lead and build " said Schlegel.. "Amy and Shelly have so on to it despite a spectacular 34 point , Es much post-season- experience it was 15 rebound effort by Bloomsburg for- s ' really an asset.. And I'm really pleased ward Jean Millen.. that Peg Kauffman was on the - - Bowie led the Millersville charge as " nament team.. All she drilled in 25 points on 13 of 15 free The Lady Marauders opened up a throw shooting.. Her total enabled her 33-24- halftime lead and upped it to as to become only the third 1000 point r I M , 1 , ' - > much as 53-37 with eight minutes left to scorer in the history of Millersville 74 .u. - o r4- ' ¬ : play in the game.. women's basketball , joining only Gip- a ,, But Shippensburg , backed by All-- prich and MU assistant coach Darlene ____ 47 f ; ' ' , : $ _\Y Tournament selection Stacey Cunning- Newman.. \ ' " " ham's 15 points , came back to cut the "Again it is a great honor for Shelly , - "' % " ¬ % I lead to six points.. said Schlegel . "It is one of many acac-- -'h : Gipprich came back to show why she complishments for her.. She is certainly v was voted MVP as she hit a jumper , ad- one of the finest players in Millersville ' ded two free throws , and followed up an history.. l M'' \t// ' _\ a offensive rebound to put MU back in This was the women's third straight r ' _____ \ s WLt ( \ control of the game.. PSAC playoff appearance and had an ' Schlegel felt that Gipprich's selection important meaning to Schlegel. . as the MVP was an awarda well-- "The" conference has been so 8 deserved. . dominated by Division I Cheyney ( who "It" is a tremendous honor that Amy was not included in the championships ( Photo by Public Relations ) , " . " ) , " . " The victorious women's' basketball team that captured the PSAC Champion ¬ really deserved said Schlegel. "I feel this year said Schlegel. "The win is ( Photo by Keith Kibler ) " ship last weekend are (kneeling left to right): Missy Morales , Sue Garvey , Peg very fortunate to have that type of really special. Tournament MVP Amy Gipprich. . " Kauffman , Jenni North , Cindy Davis , and Janine Feaster.. (standing left to talent on our team.. right): Amy Gipprich , Sue Heckler , Lisa Zeiders , Shelly Bowie , Chris Bailey , The Lady Marauders were vaulted and Colleen Dudek.. into the championship game by way of I Fox named All-Conference- I

' John Fox, the Marauder's stand- out 6-8- freshman forward, was Mounties end Marauder title hopes - ', selected to the Pennsylvania State AthleticA Conference Eastern All-- ' , Star team announced by the league . in PSAC quarterfinal office February 28.. , only showdown Fox became the freshman selected to the All-Conference- team , '1: BY (16-12)( - ) zsi1 SCOTT SELHEIMER The second half belonged Kutztown Golden to the Bears at if , - becoming the first rookie selected in / > as Pucillo 27 , - < ;#4 , ' Mounties team . Sports Editor torrid perimeter February Benner and Mar ' " . ' 'P': ; several years. The Marauders found their first trip shooting (13( of 21)) led by Venning (21( shall each drilled in 14 points to lead the .LJ. "\ # ,q r He was the first recruit landed by - to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Con points ) and Craig Cooley (13( points ) , and victory.. 'I .i. MU Head Coach John Kochan last r , i .. " ference playoffs in several years to be technical fouls by Kochan and assistant Benner made six of seven shots and ,' . " spring and immediately made his rocky as their title hopes were ended Randy Brownley spelled doom for the Marshall converted all six of his shots I presence known in the extremely by a talented Mansfield squad last Marauders. . from the field to help the Marauders 14 competitive PSAC this past season.. Wednesday in the state quarterfinals. . At the 17:30: mark of the second half, shoot a blistering 63 percent (24-38)( - ) for .. He ranked first in the PSAC in , - - The Marauders were edged 66-59 by with the Marauders up , Brownley the game.. ( 35 field goal percentage (61 percent ) , - the Mounties , a game made possible by was given a technical for contesting an The Marauders jumped out to an ( ear ( ranked second in rebounding (11.4. ' - N Millersville's 60-53 win over Kutztown unseen foul on Marauder point guard ly lead and held it the game as ) entire per game , eighth in scoring (15.4( . February 27 in the opening round.. Andrew Marshall. the Golden Bears could never break the ) points per game , and was an in- ( . ) The MU Cagers ended the season Cooley came on to sink six (30.24) . both free point deficit at halftime. \ , timidating force inside blocking a with a 17-11- record , but gave eventual throws and (12( on 6 10 ) 32\4 Mountie forward Nelson Lawton points of shooting - team-high 36 shots.. (25-5)( - ) (12( ) - PSAC champions Mansfield all Tuith points followed with a turn started out the second half with a jump During the season Fox was named they could handle before dropping the around jumper and all of a sudden shot and a tip in and Fox (11( rebounds ) PSAC "Player" of the Week"" twice 66-59- decision in front of a packed house Mansfield was up 36 35.. added a jumper to up the MU lead to and was an . ' Eastern Collegiate of Two - , rowdy fans at Mansfield's Decker minutes later Kochan was 36-24 Kutztown could never come back.. Athletic Conference "Rookie" of the Gymnasium. . whistled for a and "We" technical once again always had a comfortable lead of , " " Week leading the Marauders to " , . . "I thought Mansfield played very Cooley came on to hit two free throws. about six to twelve points , said . Y Kochan the PSAC quarterfinals . " - " well , said Marauder Head Coach John The Mounties gained a 42-35 lead and "But I thought the key was ' ' " ' " that we "I think a nice , " 'w it's honor said - ¬ ' Kochan. . "We played all of . ,<, , . kinds defens the Marauders never recovered. scored those first six points of the sese-- I--' " - . , Kochan , "He is a very realistic per " " t.ii4}.. , es but they kept coming back.. "I thought the whole key to the game cond half.. ' son with good basketball strengths , .hg' . " "I thought they were the best team in was that we had possession , got the The Bears , led by Jimmy Moore (16( especially on the offensive boards. league they the and showed it by going technical and they came on to score points including his 1000th of his "I" think he would have preferred ) on to beat Bloomsburg last Saturday , " , (12( ¬ eight straight points explained career Ricky Hall points , 14 rere-- to have a PSAC championship " ) ( ' for the title , Kochan continued.. Kochan . bounds and Tully (12 ) , r4 " Pat points didn't rather than the individual award , In the first half of the Mansfield Rob Lawton led the Marauders with help their cause at all as they shot a " said Kochan.. "But that shows what ( - ) game , it looked as if the Marauders 14 points and Benner added 12 points.. dismal 33 percent (18-54) from the field , ,J " kind of person he is.. were going to have an easy time of it as , . t'' Freshman John Fox who was named to for the game. Joining Fox on the first team _ . - out to an 9-0 lead , - " , they jumped early the PSAC All-Conference 1st team "Overall I think it was a good season , ( ¬ S were seniors Jimmy Moore Kutz- - - --. ¬ . to two three-point plays by , 11 thanks cap prior to the game chipped in with both by our performance and our devel- - ) ( - ( by Keith Kibler ) town , Barry Francisco Blooms Bill . " " Photo tain Benner. points and nine rebounds for the opment , said Kochan.. "I was very ) John Fox looks for an open man burg , Earle Greer ( East Strouds--- to . But the Mounties came back tie Marauders. pleased with the players.. Our squad ) ( during the playoff win over Kutz-¬ burg , and Kevin Givens West 28-28- ' - the game at on a buzzer beating In the Marauders' 60-53 win over the was small , but the enthusiasm was big.. ) town.. Chester . jumper by Chris Venning. .