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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1980/81 to 1989/90 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1983-84 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. THE ITHACAN,·,,- 'Y',.o The Student Newspaper for Ithaca College ·, ;,,;i_\ ~ ,~ ~ ~, ' . ,;"y April 19, 1984 ..1\ · · · c\,,, Volume 15 Issue 11 ·:...,.., \ ,./ Ithaca College will''<>- increase• your tu1t1on• • by 8.5 percent rate Ithaca. NY--lthaca College tui principal rea~ons for the in tion will incwase S5:l6 10 crease c1rc acl
l I III, rI Hr\C:\:S: ,\pril I!l. 1'1!14 THE ITHACAN Pub utilizes marketing strategies Founded 1932 by Brian Walsh marketed as well as they senior/Imported Beer Night. socializing. The three students Tht' Ithaca College Pull. should be. Incorporated 1969 "In the beginning of the year want to get students to come located in Egtwrr Union. ha~ After taking the position of we had 30 different events. W<· in for other rea<;ons surh as tlw -EDITORS- urilit<·cl rlw rn<1rkcring calcnrs of marketing director. T1crner narrowed rhar down to five or special cw·nts. sc\·cr.il ~1udcn1s ro increase sought rhc help of Race ancl I>,1,·1· I,~, lwr I.IJII OH IN LIIJrl - . six events which were held I},l\'lll t(ll'Ul M.\!';A<,IN<, 1.u1Irni awareness ,incl provide a Gcorger who arc also in this year," Tierney saicl. "Our The Pub's biggest problem is :-:Ews social atmosphere for the rnl tercstecl in marketing. Georgcr objective is to service the cam trying to provide occasional ,\!Olld 1'111'/!l"T !-.0t11111111.1. lcgc community. is an Economics Management pus as best we can by getting events for underage drinkers. 1.10yd 'i,mro SPOIITS Terrance Tierney, Marketing major. Race is a Speech com students more involved and in When the drinkng age was rnis l'IIOJ ,) L------. \pnl lfl. lfl114 Tl II·. lfli:\CA:-0 .I ANNOUNCEMENTS OF INTEREST Investment Summer Career Final Exam Week Lecturer Jobs Planning llharn College 1m·1·s1men1 rwo lull tune positions aw Workshops Library Hours Cluh prest·n1s lecturer Nril Fox. a\'ailahl<' for sludcrlls during The last batch of employ Excrulivt· \'ice President al Ill!' Surnnlt'r of 1984 10 work ment rclatccl workshops spon Gem·r.il Library Sn\'l(T Shcrson American Expwss. willl the Sunurn·r S1·s~1ons Of so.red by Career Planning for Friday. ,\pnl 27: 8:oo ,1.m.-1.i:oo midnight who will BOol(StO\t.E EXPRESS I T ATTENTION H SENIORS A 'l'OUA CA.P AND C.OWN onoeA HAS ALH[Al)Y flEEN Pl ACED OY THE OOOKSTORE 'l'QU MAY PtCI< UP YOUR CA.P AND GO.... N MOVING DEGIPIIN'NG C Mood.av I.lay 1 lh,DV9l'I Tn, •!.Clay May IQlrom • BRONX k:r 1nformrtl1un ana Re~erva11on~ tali BROOKLYN 724-313'3 • QUEENS OR QUESTIONNAIRE STUD\' • LONG ISLAND Wamed: Volumeers 10 answer a brief quesuonna1re. Please (212) 795-2252 help us learn more about Family Structures & Lifestyles. If • NORTH JERSEY interested please pick up a questionnaire m the Psychology • Office in Muller I Jt, 4 HIE 1111/\Ct\N .\pnl l!I. l'lf\.1 BRIEFS/LETTERS THe aCiP aaiN CYCLe Vice President Wall 8IIGR't Clltlat>ia>IS Re12a~ Hdl' aiR© MixeD WiT~ 1eaR~® 'l"Hia MOOT~ COoL RecePTiOll G> a110 HiGH-fluLF'HIIR et-li~~llf>® FROM wa~1H61bll,Ca\lili"63ClDRillll(SI Rai" PRlvei, suReauClla~ (.> ill~, W!leRe T~e\' Do a110T110R ·~111>V. T!li& S1"eaM8 caHaDiBN'o{i), clarifies Union issue 'lilaRT1H6 c,c.L.e aGaiN. To the Editor: the College h,ls olllgrown us 1111tw~ . .i11 rdcrcncercfewncc sourcesfrom. for Majormost TO EUROPE students .ire professors; usual- • 50% OFF OUR LOW ly from your major but anyone you have studied with would ~-----LUXEMBOURG-----~ be appropriate. You may keep ROUNDTRIP FROM: I:; RETAIL PRICES ijON EVERY ITEM SUMMER EMPLOYMENT 8511 Exterior/Interior pain NEW YORK BALTIMORE/ WASHINGTON 0 ting no • ~.!" 1!:t~!9!! experience necessary. 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We had a dying Physical Education here Lebanon? l>ig floor kitchen where at Ithaca College. Missirian, a Missirian:No. I wc1s horn 111 cvcryonc preparc·ct their own junior, talked about /ife in Syri.i bur Lebanese jl;ationaliry. food. Lebanon and how it compares lthacan:Do you live in Jth11can:Was there any type of to life and college in the United Lebanon now·! foocl serviC'e or cafeleria'! Stales. Missirian:No. my family never Missirian:We did ha\'<' a moved to Lebanon 1>111 I at- cafeteria hut the dinner was 1ended high school there and served between I and 3 pm. In lthacan:Whar prompted you to I went to two years of rnllegt· our culturt> wt· U.'>ually t·al tudy .i1 ,\meric,m University. Wt· ner around one o'clock and no physicc1l education a1 llhara also went to Lcb,mon for sum Colleg<'·! Ja1<·r than lhrt·t' o'clock. llere mt·r school lo learn Frcllch ,md you t·at lunch but wt· don't Missirian:I wa.'> ,ltlt'IHling English. lh!Vt' ,1 lunch. Wt· Cdl breakfast :\mericall l!ni\'ersiry in Ithacan:How ni.mv languagt'.'> r,1tlwr carly then we hd\"t• d1n- I .chanon and bc·rc1u.'>c of rhc do you know? 1wr ,Hld f(lr supper wt· jusl war wt· couldn't go hach to Missirian:Frcncl1. Arneriran hc1\'t' c1 pi<·n· of fnut or snacks. .'>(·hool ancl wt· didn't know which is my nc111v1· language, Jthacan:Now thar you·rc over when wt· would lw al>lt· 10. .-\r.ihic-which lht· I .clldnc.'>t' lwre do you fincl thal ,·ou c·af This WdS IW() yt·ar.'> r1go lthacan:Wh;it The Professional Moving and Storage Company Created with STUDENTS IN MIND Door to Door Moving - Service available to anywhere in the United States - Specializing in service to the greater *New York and Boston Metropolitan areas. * New York City. Long Island. Northern New Jersey, Westchester Rockland Counties. Summer Storage - We will pick up your belongings at your dorm or apartment, store them for the summer and deliver them to your new residence in the fall. AMERICAN STUDENT MOVING INC. Acfept no less - Pay no more 612 West Green St. Ithaca, NY 272-2870 .\prll 19, 1984 nu. 1111.\1..\:-. , ==INNOCENT BYSTANDER======An elephant never forgets ======Dave Fischer=== Our bodies live in a state of homeostasis, or I was an·ustomed to doing what I wanted. when trauma to make a point. The reason this horror of equilibrium. strictly and solely to maintain a I wanted. Grandma was a mah jong freak and had youth still remains in memory is because my ego balance. The same is true of our life events. other ideas. has yet to record anything remotely res<·mbling howewr instead of balancing out, our life events "But I wanna see the New York Aquarium. I wan justice . .Justice of a similar nature would even simply even up. In any democracy the ideal-hope na see the New York ,\quarium." I screamed things out causing the deletion of this terrifying life L'i for a fair balance. but that takes effort. so we countless times in a high decibel shrill accelerating event. realistically much rather let events even out. This each new sentence. Sensing Grandma was at her So I have devised a plan lo balance things out. is called justice. often explained as God's will. breaking point I decided to go for broke. I slipped to even the score. to seek justice. MY accomplice Yes Virginia. God's will docs work in mysterious on the penny loafers. nestled up real close. and is God's will. I only need rain on graduation day. ways but it is not for lL'i to understand, only to ac in my sweetest pleading voice whispered "I wan You see. if it rains and commencement is held in cept. We accept the present because the future na see the New York Aquarium." the gym, the college will only allow three family chain of events will even themselves out. For this "So. boobbie, you want to sec the New York members to attend. I have a mother. a father and very purposP our mind employs a mechanism ,\quariurn? Very well then. your Grandma will take a brother. These three have expressed genuine in who's job it L.; to record life events in order thai you to see the Aquarium." . terest in witnessing the once in a lifetime event. we may he ronfident of achieving the delicate Grandma took me by the hand and led me down But so has Grandma. balance. This mechanism is rnlled the ego and the the boardwalk path destined for aquatic adventure. Like most Grandmas from Brighton Beach sht· ego, like the elephant. never forgets. Needless to say the excitement was blowing in off has since moved to a condo complex in Florida. I must have been six years old at the time. Dur the Atlantic Ocean. (If it's needless to say, why did Through the guilt that only a Grandma from Florida ing this stag<' of life I would visit my Grandmother I?) Anyway. I finally fell mature in the penny loafers can suppl~·. it has been made known that she in Brighton Beach. the knish capital of Brooklyn. and my six year old imagination pictured killer would enjoy nothing more than seeing her belov While J loved being spoiled and basked in the at sharks and man eating whales. ed grandson graduate. By using a sweet pleading tt>nlion of st>nior dtizt>ns all morning, I remember In all the madcap hijinx, the two mite walk to the voice that seemed familiar, Grandma whispered the afternoons as sad ti~es. From the fourth floor Aquarium seemed more like two minutes. We ar to me over the phone, "I would like nothing more apartment window I would stare down below at rived at the high wooden fence which separated than to see my grandson graduate." the local kicts as they played punrhball, boxball. the Aquarium from the outside world. I could feel The scene is set. Graduation day in Ithaca and and stoopball. my heart picking up speed with each new beat. it's raining. Hundreds of families, all in trios. park However hard I tried to ronform to this strange my palms beginning to sweat with the coming of the Ben Light Gymnasium like Noah's Ark. The ex lift·style there was just no way. Street kids have unknown territory. citement is blowing in off cayuga Lake. My father an innate instinct for alienating suburbians, and There was a small hole in the wooden fence and enters the building proudly holding mother's hand looking back. penny loafers are a dead give,away Grandma lifted me up. "You wanted to see the and brother follows inside. Grandma is unex on the streets of Brooklyn. My P.F. Flyers would New York Aquarium. boobie, so now look." I pectedly stopped by a security guard. have been appropriate for punchball. but Grand cautiously placed my eyeball to the hole in the "Sorry lady, but you can't come in." ma did not consider high tops proper <1ttire for a fence and saw a building with a sign reading "New "Good sir. I am an old lady and wish nothing free knish. The knishes. and the loafers. wrre the York Aquarium." more in the short life .j have left than to see my root of my childhood guilt feelings. "Now are you satisifcd'!" Grandma said. "You've grandson graduate." one day. in rebellion against my undeserved seen the New York Aquarium." Then Grandma put "Sorry lady, rules are rules. If you want 10 see isolation. I demanded that Grandma take me to see me down. grabbed me by the hand, and led me your grandson graduate I'm afraid you'll just haw the New York Aquarium (a leLc;urcly two mile walk the two miles along the boardwalk back to Brighton 10 look through that window." along the boardwalk into Coney Island) in search Beach. of aquatic adventure. As are most six ~ear olds. Why tht' fish story'! I divulge this childhood ·pizzas Delivered to Your Door' Pur1gir:9s Pl33a 211 ELMIRA ROAD 272-7600, Just AskFor FREE Cokes With your.Pizzas .. .\pril l!J. 1914 ,. ", .a,.~'i-· ,li, ·' NeedA ~- Copying Mir•cle Or Two? If you need copies of; resumes, legal documents, theses, newsletters, brochures, menus, just about anything ... 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Sunday 11-4pm. • · 213.1231 I -~~ '------,,-=="""·.,,,_,.,_,,.,_...,.._ --,=,,e=~~_,....- I' ,\pnl l'l. 1!1!14 1111. 1111 \(.\,','I SOUTH HILL The Entertainment Guide to Ithaca Spring weekend with The Band THE BAND identified by the public as 10 the well of tradiuon and homes m woods1ock. Nnv pcared at lhe now famous Richard Manuel, piano and "The Big Pink". or, in variation. romes up with buckctsful of York and lhey have also com Woodstock Festival held <11 vocals "The Band from Big Pink." clear. cool country soul that pleted their serond album Bethel. New York. Levon Helm, drums and vocals Robbie Robertson. Richard washes the ears with a sound which has just been released. Following their conn·rt al the Rick Danko, bass and vocals Manuel. Levon Helm, Rick never heard before; Rolling The album was rerordcd and Fillmore East in New York. Garth Hudson, organ and Danko and Garth Hudson are. Stone's review stared: "Every engineered by themselves in a Johanna Schier wrote in The vocals in fact. merely The Band. year since 1963 we have all small pool house adjoining a Village Voice: "The 13.md func emerging through the triumph singled our one album to sum rented home in the Hollywood tions like a prension watch. ln In the summer of 1968, of their first album to tic with up what happened that year. It Hills. Dylan and the Band tricale, exact. with dazzling Capitol Records released an the Beatles as Group of the was usually the Beatles with shared a concert on the Isle of 24-Jewel perfection. the five album called "Music From Big Year in Eye Magazine's world their double barrels of rubber Wight off the southern roast of pieces moving flowlessly Pink." Like a fresh breeze wide poll of rock stars and souls. revolvers and pep England on August 31 ac; the through their paces. separate blowing through the blasting music critics. One known as pers .. .I have chosen my album climax of a three day festival. ly and as a wholt~ deciblcs. shattering feedback the Hawks and then touted as for 1968. "Music From Big Referring to The Band's set mechanism ... The highest com and frenetic rhythms that had the group who backed up Bob Pink" is an event and should before Dylan's appearance. pliment the musician can pay then so heavily characterized Dylan. they have been be treated as one ... The album The New York Times com his listener is taking his music pop fare. "Music From Big together for almost ten years. was recorded in approximate mented: "They were terrific. seriously and playing as well Pink" broke through the chaos Since ··Music From Big Pink.·· ly two weeks. There are peo Their harmonies. half-country, as he can. The Band have no of psychedelia to influence was released, they have mov ple who will work their lives half-gospel and the beat good act. put on no show ... But they enormously, if nor reroute the ed out of the pink-roofed house away in vain and not touch ii." hard rock. they made the know you're there and they let entire direction of rock music. in West Saugerties where the So famous did 1he album endless succession of English their hair down and play ... You Time magazine hailed the songs on that legendary album become thal the musicians bands that had gone before don't get uniqueness. tightness seem like so much Mickey album as "an event:" Life, were created. They have who created ii. have until and fresh creativity in a group Mouse." The Band also ap- said that the recording "dips in- found their own individual recently. been mistakenly effort unless the musir has been brewing for years. melting into something all members of the group can ex press themselves 1hrough. Each member of The Banc! came across v1v1dly as a distinct pcrsonali1y. yet each one as an integral. insepara!Jl<' par! of the entity. II takes years of growu1g 1oge1hPr. working and t·xp<·riPncmg music 10 builcl the kine! of impan The Band has." Cana by Adam Riesner hfe of New York City, where he imitations of animals. some ol Ithaca. NY -Ithaca Coi/r·i,w·s the exhibit include Andrea On tuesday April 17, the presently resides and frequent which were farm animals, Handwerker Gallery will pre Steele, Karen Newman. Janet 5.A.B. sponsered a night of ly performs. Mr. Newman is which he said he practiced sent "The Senior Exhibition." van Woert. Abbe Murray, comedy in the Union dining known for his "weirdness" constantly in grammar school a show featuring paintings, Elizabeth Dunphy, Reggie hall. Fred Newman delighted in the back row of the routine. which mcluded his im drawings, sculpture and Augustine. Kurt Ruff, Gail But an exuberant audience. Mr. itation of a fly. He staled that classrooms. He cmphisizcd his photographs by selected terfield. Gary McCht>yne. Newman has appeared on growing up in a small town in antics in grammar school, senior arr and photography Michael Wilson and William many of the popular talk Georgia and being given a gim because he said that was students, from April 23-May 12. ware. shows and was the host of where he developed many of mick plastic faucet with a suc An opening reception for the Exhibiting their photography HBO's Nickelodeon. tion cup for his eighth-birthday his sounds. artists will be held on Wednes will be Torn DiMartino, Marc Throughout his performance. contributed to his outlandish Mr. Newman topped the day, April 25 from 5-7 pm. Both Fitzsimmons, Scott Greenberg. Mr. Mewman reflected upon personality. evening off with requests from the exhibit and reception arc Steve Leinbach, Kate Morrison. his college days and poked fun The highlight of the evening the audience to do certain free and open to the public. Andy Semel, ,Jim Trip, Inigo al the whole college ex were his sound imitations. He sound effects. a few of which The student artists were Vallejo-Nagera, Tom Page, perience. He satirized a varie presently had a book publish were cartoon characters and selected by members of the Donna Hoffman. Leslie Randall ty of subjects, going from im ed with many of his sound some musical instruments, College's art. cinema and and Greg Ruccio. pressions of a Cornell Univer techniques explained. He had which he performed superbly. photography departments. The Handwerker Gallery is sity student to the fast paced the audience rolling with his Art students participating in on the first flo9r of Gannett • 111 I tn: I rtlAC.'\.N 6:30P.M. 10:00A.M. !!!l Movie ** 'THURSOAY rnABCNawac;J ma) Kirk D°"l~l rn l!]J NBC Newa [!] Laat Chance Garage [I] Tanen: Lord Of The Jungto [!!]Movla*t EVENING [!] BuaineH Rapon [[]CBSNewa [!l Saturday Momlng Chart1on He"""· [!] One Day At A Time IE Motorwaek Television 6:00P.M. [II MacNall / Lehrer N-ahour (!] Wrell\lng rn091 Jenni! [al rn ([] @l NawD [!] Sanford And Son 10:30A.M. [!] 3-2-1 Contact (R) c;l 7:00P.M. [aJTheLlt11aa rnLovo Boat (!] Thrae'a Company Cal Ml WIMel 01 Fortuna rn Alvin And The Chipmunk• [l] Movie U (1976. Adver.1 , [1] Bum• And Allen rn [!] The Jeffaraona (!] Ill The Great Outdoors 111 []]Vega$ (!] MacNeil / Lahrar Nawahour ~ Buga Bunny [!] Movie t [!11 Alice [I] Entartalnment Tonlght i!]]Underdog ( 1952, Drama) Week cm Movla **II "'High Road To China" (1983, [!] M'A"S'H [!] Thia la The USFL ~ Movie t Orama) Tom Selled<. Bess Armarrong [I] Saturday Night cm Video Jukebox Suspense) E 8:30P.M. 11:00A.IVI IEMov,e tt 7:30P.M. Richard W1drna April 19-April 25 lJ]ABCNawac;J Cal P.M. Magazine rn Puppy / Scooby Doo t Menudo Q D] @l NBC Newa rnl!fflMr. T @]Moviett rn l!ID Family Feud ma) Roben L, [!] Bualnasa Report [IJM'A'S0 H [!] CID The Do It Youraell Show [[]CBSNewa [!] All In The Family [ID Movie * * l\ '"Abbott And Costello In The [!] One Day At A Time [1] Bualneaa Report Navy"' (1941. Comedy) o,c~ Powell, The Andrews lJ] Fantasy I IE MacNall / Lehrer Newahour [!J Nawa 9: Prlmetlma Sisters [DNawa (!]] Sanford And Son [!] Independent Nawa []] The Hardy Boya / Nancy Draw t,tya [!] lndepend jDAYTIMEI tarlaa [!!] Not Nece 7:00P.M. e:OOP.M. [!] Tha Road To Loa .Angalaa rn I!]) Wheat 01 Fortuna rneenaon rn [l] The Jaftaraona ll!J Movie **II '"High Road To China'" (1983, MORNING NOON rn l!ID Smur! Springtime Spacial Drama) Tom Selleck. Boss Armsuong (!] MacNall / Lehrer Nawahour [!] [1] Washington Week In Review rn Love Connection ll] Entertainment Tonight [ID Dukea Of Hazzard 11:30A.M. 0 The 5:00A.M. rnffi[I]Newa [!]M'A'S H [!] P.M. Magazine (I] Laverna & Shirley & Company [!] Buonglorno ltallal (Thu) [!] Focus. New Jaraay (Thu) (!] Saturday Night [!][!]Baseball [!] IE Everyday Cooking Wllh Jacques [!] Educational Programming (Fri) [!] Biography (Mon-Wed, Fri) 7:30P.M Pepin IE Movie t [!)High Feather (Mon) (HI Movie** "Craclung Up" (1983, Comedy) 6·05A.M. P.M. Magazine Jerry Lew,s, Milton Berle ~ Amazing Spider-Man / lncredlbla em) Gcorget.l [!] Powamouce (Tue) rn []]News [DI!]] Famlly Feud Hulk [!] BIia And Bytes (Wad) 0 8:30P.M. 6:20A.M ~(DMldday [IDM A'S'H rnwebater [!J Mov,e t [!] All In The Family AFTERNOON CHI HBO Coming Attractions (Wed) IE Educational Programming rn @] Barenataln Boero' Eeater (1952, Mven: IE Bualnaaa Report Surprlaa or 5:30A.M. . I!]) Hot Potato [!J Benny Hill []] Joe Franklin (!] IE Wall Streat Week NO.-,N (!]] Independent New• [!] Independent Newa [!] Independent News lHl Mcvla (Mon, Thu) [!]HealthBaat rn Young Paoplo'a Spacial rnarn:iN CHI Not Naceaaartly The News (Thu) lH] Standing Room Only (Wed) 8:00P.M. 9:00P.M. [DBOY,ilng [I] Movie t rn That's lncrodlblel 12:30P.M. rn Masquerade (!] IE Magic Of Oil Painting ( 1942. Drama) 8:00A.M. al@] GJmma A Break rn ABC Newa Thia Morning rn Ryan'a Hope rnThaMaater [!] Fame (!]@]Row [!] Sm,ak Preview• (!] New Yorlt Stato Bualneaa Report []] Greatest American Hero [!]Odd rn Vegetable Soup [D@l search For Tomonow [ID[!] A Voyage Round My Fathor [[]Dialogue Educatlonal Programming (Tua, Thu) I]] Movie * * 11 "Murder In Coweta County" [!] Lllaatylea 01 The Rich And Famouo [!] IE Gnant Wood's America (1983, Orama) Johnny Cash, Andy Gnfhth 12:30P.M. [!]New Zoo RDY1Ja [!] Hablamoa Espanol (Mon) (!] Nawa 9: Primetlma [I]MarvGrlftln lJ]ShopamHh (!]] I Dream Of Jaannla [!] Educallonal Computing Protlle [!] American Video Awards (Wad) [1] Myllaryl [!] (ID Victory Garden lHl Nall01181 Geographic Spacial (Thu) [!!I Woman's Gymnaallca lHl Nall01181 Geographic (Tua) [ID The Young And The Reatlaaa I!]) American Video Awarde @]Thundarr 8:30P.M. lHl Movie (Wad) [!] Movie (Mon-Thu) 9:30P.M. 1:00P.M. 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[!]Taxi [!] Matinee At The Bijou 7:00.A.M. !!ID The Duck Factory lJ] One LIia To Live rn (!] Rich Man, Poor Man: Book I [[]Shopamlth rnoancef rn Good Morning America [ID Bamay MIiiar IE Movie * * * .. Angel On My Shoulder'" [!] Movie t [DI!]) AnolhM World [!] The Laat Leal [!] Top -40 Vldaoa rn nm Today [!] Educational Programming (Mon, (1948, Fentaay) Paul Mun,. Claude Rains (1935. Ad,,..' Morning Newa [1] The Palllaera I!]) Independent News [[] CBS Wad, Fri) 2:00P.M. bone [!] Woody Woodp&eker 10:00P.M. 11:30P.M. [!]Twlhght [!]News [!] ABC Newa Nlghttlne [II PGA Goll IE Sa..me Streetc;i [!] Little Rascals (Thu) rn20120 ID Staraky And Hutch [!]700Club [l] !!ID HUI Street Bluaa [1]!!].lTonlght [!] Saven Laat Words (Fri) [!] Latenlght America 2:30P.M. [I] Mov,a (!]] Joala And The Puaaycata [I] Knota Landing (1936. Co [HJ Movie (Thu) ll] Movie *** "Demon Seed" (1977. 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[J] Thia Week With David Brinkley rnNewa (]] CBS Hawe Nlghtwatch WEDNESDAY [!] Hiapanlc Horizons Rat Patrol [!] Matinee At The Bijou rn The Jallereona [zJ 11:00P.M [!J Joa Franklin I!] Rax Humbard [!] Fan And Rlaa 01 Reginald Perrin EVENING rn rn l3J NDW11 (!!] Fraggle Rock [5] Entertainment Thie Week [Il Movie** "Blond1o's Annr,oraeri" (1946. [!] The Do It Youraell Show [Z] David Suallklnd Comedy) Penny Singloton, Arthur Leko 6:00P.M [I]Texl AFTERNOON [!]Hla Written 2:20A.M. [!] Fall And Rlaa Of Reginald Perrin lrnJ Jim Bakker ~Movie** "S1lont Rago" ( 1962 Advenluro) rn m rn tml News (!J Rowan & Martln'a Laugh-In [!!] The Hon~oonara Chuck Noms, Ron Silver 00 3-2· 1 Contact (R) 0 I ol 2) m Threa'a Company [!])[!]Independent N-• NOON MIDNIGHT 2:3CA.M. [11 Black Perapectlve !ID Buma And Allan 11:30P.M rn American Video Awarda l1] Baal Of Midday [!]Vega.$ !Il ABC Newa Nlghlllne [!] WUI Our Children Thank Ua? rn The Rockford Fllea [I]Newa 3:00A.M. 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Robert Hays, Kalhloen Beller rn rn rn @l Nflwa 7:00P.M. @ Pat Bonatar [zJ Movie -/t-/t-/tll "Easler Peredo" (1946, [!] 3·2· 1 Contact (R) c:;i Mua,cal) Judy Garland. Fred Astniro 1:30A.M. DJ (rnJ Wheal Of Fortuna 12:30AM (]]Soap m Threa'a Company [!] The Jeffaraona 1:00P.M. rn a:] Mora Real Poopla [D Independent Nawa mi Buma And Allen [!] MacNell / Lehrer Nowahour (I] Late Night With David Letterman •. (1983, [I] Movie * * "'Lovo Among Tho Rums" [!)Vegas * [I] Entertainment Tonight [l] Thicke 01 The Night (1974. Comedy) Katharina Hepburn, Lauronco 01, 2:00A.M. [!]Alice [l]M"A•s•H [Il The Honaymoonera Vlffl', (]] CBS Nawa Nlghtwatch (!J Return Of The Saint 8·30 PM. II] Saturday Night 12·36A.M. i1967 Wesl· U]Bow1Jng [I]ABCNewac:;i [!] Moto,week I.!!) Wall Street Journal Report 7:30P.M. @] Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In CIiio rn @] NBC Nawa [I] NBA Basketball 2:30A.M. [I] P .M. Magazine 12:40A.M 00 Bualneaa Report (I] l'!ID Famlly Feud [!] Movie **II "'The Lawyer"' (1970, Drama) [D Movie *•II "Ton North Frederick" (1958, (]]C8SNewa [I] Movie**\\ "MoroW,ld, Wild Wosr· (1960, mMonlana"' Bally Newman. Harold Gould Drama) Gary Coopor, Dmne Vars, [I]M"A•s•H Advon1uro) Robert Conrad, Ross Martin ~r,cy Hunl· [!] Ona Day At A Tlmo [!] All In The Family (!) The Greateat Myatery 2:46A.M. [!] MacNell / Lehrer Nowahour t:OOA.M. [!ID SIOfY, Songa And Stare {l] Bualnaaa Report @ Movie **\or "The Mirror Crack'd'" (1980. I.!!) Sanford And Son [!J Benny Hill [!) Return Of The Saint (!!] Movie **** "'Ohvorl"' (1968, MuSLcal) Mystery) Ehzaboth Taylor, Krm Novak [!] Twilight Zono Ron Moody, Oliver Roed 7:00P.M [!]lndepandentNawa 3:00A.M. [I]~ Wheat 01 Fortune 1:06A.M. lie Clouds"' 1:30P.M. B:OOPM. 11o ------~------~--- - L! 1111, 1111:\C:\N F = Ford Auditorium Sports N Nabenh~~~iC Theatre/Films Lectures/Seminars Meetings Etcetera Ap!UA'. 19 A~=f20 Ap/t.U 19 Apltil 19 Apll.U'. J 9 - Ap-'cu. _ Student Composers Concert· SAB Fi lm~ll That Jazz, Kogod College of Business Liturgical Arts Guild Ap11,<.,t 20 Passover 8 · 15 pm (F) Textor 102, 7 & 9:30 pm Adm. Presentation - Job Fellowship, Chapel, IC Hen's Baseball vs. Admission Charged Room - Egbert Union, 11 a 7:30 pm Rochester, 3 pm (HJ Ap!LU'. Jq Apnd'. 2 3 SAB Ice Cream Ba sr,, Orchestra - 8: 15 pm (F) "Wonderful Town", Hain Ap!t,(.1. 20 Ap!U.l 20 JC Hen's Varsity Lacross Crossroads, 1.30 · Theatre, Dillingham, 8 pm Senior Orientation Sessio Good Friday Service, Cha- vs. St. Lawrence, 3 pm, 3:30 pm Joint Voice Recital - Career Library, 1 pm pel, 3 pm (H) 7 pm (F) ApJu.£. 2 l Crossroads Coffee SAB Theatre "Noon" Cross Af"U:f 23 IC Christian Forum, Job Af?'!Y: 2J house, Crossroads/ ~w z4 roads/Buffer,Hpm Resume Critique, Career Room, 8 pm IC Women's Softball vs. Buffer, 8 pm Graduate Violin Recital - Planning, 3 - 4:30 pm Buffalo, 1 pm (H) Michelle Pierotti, 9 pm SAB Film - All That Jazz, Ap/U.l 22 AJ''LU'. 20 (N Textor 102, 7 & 9:30 pm Ap!t,(.1. 24 Easter Sunrise Vigil IC Hen's Baseball vs. $25 London Center Admission Charged Resume Workshop, Job Room Liturgy, Chapel, 6:30 am R. P . I . , I pm ( H) Deposit due for Graduate Woodwind Recital- 4 pm Fal 1 1984 11 11 8·15 pm (F) Wonderful Town - Hain Ap/U.l 23 IC Hen's Lacrosse vs. Theatre, Dillingham, 8 SAil Calligraphy Course, STAND Htg., Chapel, 8:30 - Clarkson, 2 pm (H) Good Friday·(class Apn-<-.t 2S pm DeHotte Room, 7 - 8:30 pm 10 pm es in session) Electronic Music Concert, AplU..<'. 23 9 pm (NJ Ap,'U-£. 22 Af?'!Y: 25 Bible Talk, DeMotte Room, IC Women's Lacrosse vs. Af1·"LLL 22 SAB Film - Dial H For Senior Orientation Sessio 9pm Wells College, 3:30 pm EASTER Ithaca Violoncello Ensem Murder, Textor 102, 7 & Career Library, 4 pm (H) ble, 8:15 pm, (F) 9:30 pm, Admission Charg SAB Travel Mtg., Job Room, A~( 25 Job Search Workshop, Job 8 pm Aplt.U'. 24 Crossroads Coffee Sr. Recital - Patrick SAB Theatre "Noon", Cros Room, 3 pm Women's Varsity Track House, Crossroads/ ~. Chape T;"Tpm' roads/Buffer,"T"j,m & Ap/t.U 24 vs. R. I. T., 3 pm (H) Buffer, 8 pm 10 pm Resune Critique, Career Information Night - Film Ap!UA'. 26 Planning, 5 - 7 pm Institute Cmt., Cr9ssroads A~ 26 Ap,u.t 26 Electronic Music Concert, Ap'U1'. 24 7:30 - 9 :00 pm IC Golvs. Colgate, Crossroads Coffee 9 pm (N) ''Wonderful Town'', Hain Af"U:f 26 1 pm (H) House, Cros.s roaCJ: / Theatre, Diilingham, 8 Interview Workshop, Job Student Cong.-ess Htg., Buffer, 8 pm Sr. Recital - Sun Ae Byun, pm Room, 1 pm Union Dining Hall, 8 pm 8: 15 pm (F) IC Wo~o/s ~~rsity Soft ~.vu): 27 Apl!M'. 2S APICS Mtg., Job Room, ball vs. Army, 3 pm (H} Last Day Clas~es, Sr. Rec i ta 1 - Jeff Se 1 i g, 1 'Wonderful Town'', Muin 8 pm G pm Chapel, 5:30 pm Tneatre, Dillingham, IC Women's Lacrosse vs. 8 pm Ap,'Ul 26 St. Lawrence, 3:30 pm September Gr ad. Ap,'U-i. 2 7 Liturgical Arts Guild (H) App 1 i cations due Piano Ensemble, 4 pm (FJ Af?'!Y: 26 Fellowship, Chapel, 7:30 to Registrar "Wonderful Town", Hain pm Theatre, Dillingham, 8 pm Aplt.U'. 2 7 IC Christian Forum, Job Af"U:f 27 Room, 8 pm 11 "Wonderful Town , Main Theatre, Dillingham, 8 pm ,s back Rick Danko Levon Helm Richard Manuel Gar-th Hudson with The Cate Bros. and 805 A free concert for I. C. students behind the Egbert Union. If inclement weather, Ben Light Gymnasium, ! I bring proper I.D. I• ;I I' ' .\prili9. 191W Till: ITH.\C\!\ I.I Events at J.C.====:::;:== Sunday, April 22- Music: Sunday-Saturday CORRECTION Theatre: Senior voice recital by sun Gallery/Exhibit: Ae Byun. 8:15 pm, Ford Hali llhaca College Theatre·s Auditorium. The Photography of Ithaca • • • 1983-84 season will conclude Electronic music rental college·s school of com- The Ithacan would hke to extend ,ts apologies with a production. of the featuring students of Peter munications con_tinucs its to the Senior Class for not recognizing the fact musical "Wonderful Town." 8 Rothbart. 9 pm. Ford Hall 1~_83·84 seas?n wuh "~isual that they sponsored Family Feud Night at th pm. George R. Hoerner Nabcnhauer Room. Dialogue Serres" hy Richard e Theatre. Dillingham Center for Felix. The exhibit runs through pub. the Performing Arts. The play Friday, April 27 April 28. The Gallery is located======will run through Friday. April Monday-Friday on the ground floor of the Dill· 27. with no performance on Gallery /Exhibit: ingham Center for the Perform Monday. April 23. Tickets are The Ithaca College Hand· ing Arts. It is open from 8:30 on sale in the Dillingham Box werker Gallery continues ils am-9 pm. Monday-Thursday: Cornell News Office (607 274·32241. General 1983-84 season with "The Friday, 8:30 am- s pm: Satur admission tickets are siso for Senior Ari Exhibition," featur· day. 9 am-s pm and Sunday. the Tuesday, Wednesday and ing works by senior art and 1-9 pm. Thurday evening perfor photography students. The ex F_ridar. April 20. :1:00 p.m .. room. A frequent visiting iec mances and S4 for the Friday, hibit runs through May to. An All are free and open to the H.I·. Johnson Museum lecture turer at universities and art Saturday and Sunday shows. opening reception will be held public unless otherwise noted. room. schools. Murray has to her Tickets for Ithaca College facul on Wednesday, April 25 from credit extensive publications ty and staff. all students, senior 5-7 pm. The Handwerker . . on Canadian art. Murray will citizens and Friends of llhaca Gallery is located on the first Joan Murray, d1!ector of t~e also be participating in the day. College are S2 and S2.50 floor of the caroline Werner Robert. McLau~hlt~ Gallerr m long symposium. "The Arts in respectively. Gannett Center on the Ithaca Oshav.a. Ontano will present a canada ... at Cornell Univer ·1 , lecture .'.'The_~ainlers ~!even: on Saturday. April . si} College campus. It is open 9 21 Radio Highlights: am-9 pm, Monday-Thursday 1953-60 on_ Fnday, April 20 at For further information please and from 9 am-5 pm on Friday. 3:00 p.m. m the Herbert F. contact Suzette lane at (6071 WICB·FM. Ithaca College's Johnson Museum lec1ure 256 student-operated radio station. will continue its "Concerts From Ford Hall" series with a pre-recorded concert by the Ithaca College Symphonic" Band and Vocal Jazz Ensem ble. 9 pm. 91.7 FM. Monday, April 23 Music: Concert by the Ithaca College Orchestra. under the direction of Pamela Gearhart. and featur· ing performances of Beethoven's "Symphony No. I in C major. Op. 21" and· Tschaikowsky's "Symphony No. 4 in F minor. Op. 36." 8:15 pm. Ford Hall Auditorium. Tuesday, April 24 Lecture: The Ithaca College chemistry department's Spring Seminar Series concludes wilh a lecture by J.T. warden. professor of chemistry al Rensselaer ,,,J' Polytechnic 1ns1i1u1e. 4:15 pm. '.' Science Building, room 307. l ! ' Music: ,n~,ua .t.~ . Graduate woodwind recital ~01--··_!IQ· .•_ by Thomas Soccocio. 8:15 pm. Ford Hall Nabenhauer room. Wednesday, April 25 Music: concert by the llhaca Violoncello Ensemble featuring the world premiere of John C. cooper's "CCllo quartet No. 2," performed by the Ithaca .Violoncello Quartet. a guest ensemble. s:i5 pm. Ford Hall auditorium. Electronic music class recital featuring students of Peter Rolhbart: 9 pm, Ford Hall ·Nal>enhauer Room. U I\ 1JI :, / \ ,t 1 ".,., •11iursdaY, Aprll l6 f,r,,.,•~ •.'h fulito''lrCJt1\lt"lt1l!f'l',,.ll'1._,,,1:\• • ,,.-.• ,,. '•• •lt't,1,1:,, I .\r1h, ,-.. .. 11.,.._" "' "•1' ', 1 t1,,,,B,, '•~'1,1,1 ,II,.,,. V• ...... ~. \IN,., ... , ..,r, It• , .... ,t~" •' '.,.,a • • ""'' •, ,,, • :••, ' ,.. · • • • ·~~------,--- 14 rHE ITlt.\C:\!'\ ,\prll 19. 1!!1\.1 Are the Jacksons and Debarge related? :\t Motown records these of DeBarge might slip up, gospel at the Bethel didn't listen to the demo tape and. at least judging from the days. they're talking about the somehow embarrass himself Pentecostal Church, where one they gave him. so El and Bun teen screams. a sex symbol. "I "new Jacksons." That's the or Motown. uncle. James Abney, leads the ny were forced to corner him feel good." says El. about the word on OeBarge. a group of Motown Records. after all. is choir. and another. the at the Motown offices. "We screeching girls. "I look for siblings whose latest LP. "In a not exactly casual when it Reverend William Abney. is came to a meeting that Jer ward to it. If it didn't happen. Special way (like their last one. comes to an artist's Image. The pastor. Before the gliller of maine was having with I'd wonder why." All This Love)." has been cer label had a reputation for sen Hollywood caught their eye. a Switch." recalls bunny during Backstage at the Universal tified gold. It's hard 10 ignore ding acts like the Temptations, career as gospel singers was a separate Interview a few Amphitheatre. the brothers are the comparisons between the the Supremes and the-Jackson explored (there are plans to days later. "When they came asked why they write songs Jacksons and DeBarge. You 5 through an in-house charm eventually cut a gospel record). out of the meeting. El started only about love. El laughs. "I hear them from DeBarge·s school during the Sixties. and All these years of singing playing the piano and he said don't know. I'm trying to figure management. You hear them since DeBarge appeals to a together account for the to me; 'Come here.' so I just out a way to hate women. from Motown executives. You teen and preteen audience and gorgeous vocal blend that started singing, and Jermaine man." read about them in the black has hit ~ig with simple. sweet gives DeBarge its unique and his wife began to listen. "Love makes the world go teen magazines and the rock paeans to puppy love ("I Like sound. "He was astounded and round," says 2s-year-old Ran· press. Even the group itself It." "All This Love"). Motown Growing up in Grand Rapids overwhelmed," says El. dy. And James adds. "'That'~ acknowledges them. "We certainly doesn't want wasn't easy for the DeBarge A few months later, DeBarge just to let everybody know agree with the comparisions," anything to tarnish the group's kids (there are ten brothers and had a contract with Motown. we·re not gay." says skinny. soft-spoken Eldra wholesome image. sisters in all). Their mother is Berry Gordy Jr.. the label's They ,111 laugh. "El" DeBarge, the group's Thus, the members of black and their father is white, founder. made the group his 22-year-old leader. producer DeBarge have had to have a situation that put them in special project and worked and star performer-- the numerous discussions about something of a racial Twilight with El on his songwriting. Faculty Michael Jackson, if you will, of their image with Motown/ zone. While in grade school, "Everybody had a message the pop-soul quintet. "We're honchos. they were taunted by their to tell, but when it comes very impressed. Whatever we "From a business stand classmates. "Remember that down to a song, there are dif did to get that comparision, I point, Motown Records was song 'Half-Breed' that Cher ferent ways you can tell ii," Salaries want to keep doing that.·· very concerned," says El, sang?" asks 20-year-old James says El. "Mr. Gordy told me I from pagel "As a matter of fact, we're "because it's just bad business DeBarge, the youngest should m·ake my songs because they must pay fami getting a house built right nex to look bad--in any kind of way member of the group. "I can't simpler. more straightforward. ly members more. door to Michael Jackson's, -when you're trying to build a stand that song. And she's don't trust people to figure out A recent College Board study deadpans 24-year old Mark career." right about the words she sang:· what you're trying to say. Just contended faculty buying "Marty" DeBarge. What did Motown say to the 'Half-Breed, that's all I ever say it exactly like you mean it, power is now less than it w,h .. And Marty promises to bum band members? heard·--·cause that's all I ever and there's no other way it can in 1972 . his hair," says El, laughing. El thinks for a moment. "Let heard." be taken. If you mean I love As~ed to explain why SIU· "Wait, don't write that!" me see. Specifica)ly? Things The siblings moved to you, say I love you. If you dent tuition is being raised in The four male members of like, "Who wants to be Hollywood in 1978, hoping to mean I hate you, say I hate order to pay facully member~ DeBarge are seated backstage bothered with the dope fulfill their dr~am of a record you." more even as faculty salary m· at Los Angeles· Universal Am scene?" Having' wild parties contract with Motown Records. On its current tour, DeBarge neases slow down. Molotskv phitheatre: absent is older and hanging out and things like They thoughr they had a good is performing live for the first says, "I can't." sister Bunny DeBarge, 29, who that. Acting really ridiculous. 1. chance because two of their time. In L.A., where the group Faculty members at private is missing the group's current mean, I wouldn't even want older brothers Bobby and opened for Luther vandross. colleges did slightly better than tour because she is pregnant. that for myself of for anybody Tommy. were signed to DeBarge demonstrated that those at pulic campuses. the Sitting in on the interview is else in my family." Motown at the time as part of they can deliver the heavenly survey found. one of DeBarge·s three Perhaps Motown has little 10 a funk group, Switch. which harmonies that highlight their Independent college managers, the head of publici worry about. DeBarge--EI, Mar was managed by Jermaine records. Though the other teachers got average raises of ty from Motown Records and ty, James, Randy and Bunny- Jackson. brothers· choreography was a 7.6 percent. Their colleagues several members of DeBarge's come from a religiOus family. 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'' Fleetwood Mac album--husky own perspective on what kind it'll most likely he Isaacs. the for tha1 rna11er. Al tlw very voiced, sensous blues (in a of love affairs are most fulfill- "Cool Bulcr'' of Jamaican Californian mood) songs about 1ng and from time to time. they music and its most assuredly love relationships. expressed coincide with Mc\'ie's. though pop µcrfomwr (at lhL<; rnornern. Life in Lebanon with faith and maturity. In thr 1he expressions clrt' rarely so at least). Thcrr·s nothing from page 5 "O\'Cr here'. over thn<'. ~hoot contest of Fleetwood Mac. two doqtwnt. oulstan By two-time Academy Award- winning screenwriter -CLASSIFIED.. and author of Boys and Girls Together. Marathon Man. Management opportunities and other 11 HH·\( 11.·.., o• available for career minded in d1v1dual~. Thom McAn 1hoe Co. bestsellers 1111-\( .\ i, n,.,, au qi ,, looking for bright enthusiastic ling re,er, allon, I or career minded and degreed l1harn ( olh•gt· gradua- people. 1wn "eel..t·nd. 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Also all day lrips overlr bnng your own equ1pement directors." -Chicago Sun-Times Now he has matched that with one of the "Pound for pound, page for page.Adven breeziest of all Hollywood books" nlgbl camp ouu & hayrides. Mondays after 5.00 Come wttkdays. tures m the Screen Trade spills over with -Pittsburgh Post-Gazette fhe t'ar ('ounlr) · Talk Of The Town Lounge more solid. practical. pragmatic advice "Generous with caustic sound-stage 31s-.tlil7·JS.•2 across from Mano's Diner than any book about moviemak1ng I've glimpses of movies 1n the making.'' -Time ever read. It makes no difference whether 'At his best Goldman 1s the most enter you love Hollywood or hate Hollywood taining writer around . But one doesn't UNU':IUAL CONTEMPORARY North Tioga St Close to (and Goldman does both), you cannot have to love Goldman or aspire to a career HOUSING Ithaca College and read this volume without furthering your J.~ bedrooms, 2 at:11/ls. skyt,1 ontry, 1n the movies to find Adventures in the downtown Beautiful w0od understanding of American movie Screen Trade good reading." P"""'" rordtn. cow,rtd bol by Maureen Robinson c1 "very rnmpelltive" Colgate After a drarnati, 18-4 victory squad. The game went into over Ont~onta State on Friday 1loubl<' overtime before the ,md a clo~e 9 8 win over Col Bombers were allle to pull it gate on \lonclay. the Ithaca off. Collcg1; women's Lano~s1· "We (()ntrolled the midfield thlm remams unclt'fcatt·d really well." commented Coach ,\ndrea Goldt·n was Golden. very ph'a~ed with the team·s "l'v(' noticed that Janet (Ep performanc!' ,1ga1nst l>oth ping<·[) and Daphne (Williams) nv,1ls. c1rc a very good tandc·m. They "Wt• wt·r<· very poised and play really well 1ogc1h1•r." patient." (·onmH·ntt·oth the Binghamtom lnvita- Nichols won the shot put broke an Ithaca rernrd with his tional on Saturday and a meet wtth a 47·:rn" distance. and first place time of J!.:I0.9 m the with Rochester and Colgate on also placed first in the discus 10.000 meters. ~lomlay. with a throw of 135'7". The Bombers swept two "Ther<· are challenge~ In their second meet of last events. In the javelin Jeff ahead." ~aid Bomber Head wc·ck. the Bombers handily Flanders grabbed first with a Coarh Jerry Boyes. "We run lwa1 Rochester and Colgate throw of 167' and Jim against a strong Cortland State University. Grossman pla,ed second team this week and th"en we Nichols was in top form as he see Men's Track page 18 have the IC:\C championship C , I next week. Winning these I men s axers · meets arc reachable goals. but • • it will take a complete team cf- • t t • ht fort.Morethanjustafcwrnusl Win WO S ra1g shine in their events." The squad has been plagued by James Liebowitz took advantage of almost with some minor injuries t111s After a dissappointing pcrfor- <·very Ithaca mistake ourdoor season. Freshman namce against 1-lobart. th<' throughout the game. jumper Mike Johnson has been Ithaca College Lacrosse team However. the Bombers played hampered lly a slightly pulled rt"boundcd with consecutive respectably and faired better muscle. and sophmore sprinter · wms over R.P.I. and Genesco rhan most teams have against John \1adca has also be<·n to improve their rernrd to 5-2. Hobart. Pete Reardon got the sidelined. However. both This Friday, the Bombers Hoover Award and Mike Torelli athletes are cxpe('ted to return face ICAC foe. St. Lawrence. at received "I-lustier of the this week<'nd. home 111 a battle for league Week" for his aggressive play. "One of the high points of the supremacy. Both teams arena- On a wet. messy field. Ithaca season has been .Junror weight tionally ranked which should played sloppily and held a slim man Jim Nichols." said Boyes. make for a greal game. _§)-8 half-time lead over R.P.l. "Not only has he excelled per- Ithaca's altempt to dethrown They regrouped, although. and formance wise. but he has also defending Division Ill cham- blew the game open in the se assumed a strong leadership pions Hobart never materializ- cond half, winning 19-9. Chris role of the young weight ed and I.C. lost the game 16-6. Fehmel received MVP honors crew." "We played tentatively," scoring seven goals with two Boyes did not take any said Coach Spencer. "We were assists. The Hoover Award ' distance runners to the awed by their tradition and was shared by Evan Conway I Binghamton Invitational •. and success and didn't approach and Derek Keenan who had 1, the Bombers still managed to the game thinking we could nine ground balls apiece. The Senior co-captain Mark Shattuck will lead J.C. against St. finish second place. win." "Hustler of the Week" ,I Lawrence this Friday. Joe. Eps1ein/llharan Senior Kevin Bishop achiev- That was the case as Hobart see Lacrosse page 18 ·I I I April J!I. 19114 l llE 11 tlhC.\N 17 Women runners heading toward best season ever by Howard Welsh Lady Bombers were Mo Nolan Coming off of their third ( ·on and Betsy Kneal1·. Nolan finish secutive 2nd place finish. the ed S<'rond in hoth the triple Ithaca College Women's Track jump and the long jump while team is pr<'paring for a major Knealc qualified for the na invitational at llarlwirk. this tionals in the moo meter run wcf'lrend. :\ Iota! of 20 teams with a time of 37:36. wii .. ,irnpctc at Hartwick. Jnjuries The Lacly Bomlwrs plan·(! '"With lhc recovery ol Caryl second in their firsl 1wo m1·<·1s. Senn. Hos<· D,u11<'lc, Colleen the I.C. Invitational. and llw Nuscke. and B<'tsy Kncale, Bingharntorn 1nv11ational. 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Goet- Post Season result of a 4-3 victory over Divi cheus led Ithaca with 3 hits in With lthacas rainy, stormy sion Ill nval Brockport State. s at bats, and scored I.C's on- weather coach Kostrinsky has Burruby pitched l'f.i innings in ly run. found herself rescheduling relief of <~thy Blake to register Extra Innings more games than coaching. her record setting 32nd career The extra inning game. call- "We need a shot at games to win. Burrubys career record of ed because of darkness. saw get a decent win-loss record in 32-wins 16-losses I- tic per a dejected coach Kostrinsky order to qualify for post-season sonifies a splendid four year proclaim "this tie is like a vie- play. "Kostrinsky points out. Ithaca College career. She has tory for Brockport. Although "We have done well against also set records for career and we hit the ball hard.a lack of Division Ill opponents but single season strikeouts. and timely hits and a number of without more games we will single season victories. This mental baserunning misques not get a bid for NCAA season the senior co-captain is saw us leave 8 runners strand- competition." 2-4 with a .921 EH:\ in 38 inn ed on base. We can't make the "It's not only the inclement ings pitched. mental errors and expect to weather but also the shortness Burrubys clutch relief pit win games." In part Kostrinsky of our season." said ching recei\'cd support from a attributes the mental misques Kostrinsky. revived Bomber defense and to "lack of outdoor prac- Scheduling aggressive offensive hit tices ... we can only simulate so "I know of no omer school ting(team batting average of much in the gym." that is dismissed as early as .393). Lisa Herwg paced Ithaca Bloomsburg Ithaca College_ I must take the Joe Epstcin/llhacan m the first game with a 2 for 3 I.C. was to face 19-1 shortness of our academic Action from J.C. 's 4-3 victory over Brockport State. showing at the plate. She also Bloomsburg State Sunday but calender into consideration scored one run and stole a inclement weather once again when scheduling games. All of 23rd-27th)." physically. mentally and base. Senior Co-captains Cheri haulted the womens playing our games must be played Although inclement weather academically. Kostrinsky Guetcheus and Anne Sammis. schedule. Considering before finals week ... and we and a short academic calender states simply "what we want along with freshman Mildred Bloomsburg is ranked 2nd in could legitimately play games make the womens softball is a shot at games ... a chance Piscopo contributed two hits the nation coach Kostrinsky everyday next week (April season even more demandin~ to control our own destiny." .-:,OOCIOOOC,OOOC:,OOOC:,OOOCCICIOOOOCCOOCCOOOCOOOCIOCCCJOOCIC:IOOOC:IOOOC:,OOOC::IOOOCIOOCIOOOOOOOCI~ I.C. LACROSSE from page 16 uood news! went to Bobby Deluca, who added 2 goals and 2 assists. Keenan also added five goals and two assists. Brian Comer had 2 goals and 2 assists while Craig Chiesa add ed a goal and a pair of assists. SE Geneseo was another muddy affair on a sloppy field. I.C. won comfortably by a 15 to 7 score. Defensively Mark Delaney received praise while Craig Chiesa scooped up the Hoover and Hustler awards. Jeff Cillder was the MVP EXTENDED scoring six goals and one assist. Keenan and Fehmel added four and three goals, respectively. thru April 22 Looking forward to St. Lawrence. Coach Spencer summed it up. "Depth will be a factor as well as condi EVERYTHING MUST GO! tioning. It's a big game for us and 11 will he a very physical one." MENS TRACK_ 50%~~G OFF lie~/ from page 16 followed by Charlie Colligan. Colligan was also involved in the sweep of the 110-meter hurdles. as he placed first timing 1s.2. Pete Vilasi and OUR ENTIRE s:rocK Warren Mormile placed second and third. 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