LETTERS Reflections of a President Petrosky, I offer my congratulations. on the one hand you say that To the Class of '73: Realizing this is your first time in people are to find themselves and In light of the election that took any office here at Siena, I offer my not to succumb to the egos of others, place last Friday, I would like to services if they are needed. and on the other, you tell me (not in reflect upon my three years as class I hope that my political so many words) what i must president. Being a class president has experiences here at Siena will teach, discover, and on top of that you had many ups and downs, but over those involved in student incredibly delude yourself, if, in fact, all it has been an interesting government a lesson. Your reasons a person is to feel more closely akin position, an honor which 1 have for serving must be more than for to those people who have the same valued very highly, and an class approval and appreciation, for physical attributes, why then don't experience which I have learned if those are your only reasons for you feel that "deeper warmth" for much from. I would now like to being in office, you had better quit the "white man"? thank all those students who have while you're ahead, for all will soon you tell me to examine myself and supported me through these three be in vain. come to know the real me, years, especially my dedicated Sincerely, (presumably in the interests of peace officers, who made my job a lot John Asselta for mankind) and what if, in doing easier. (IVe find Mr. Asselta's aside that so, i find that that me happens to be It might seem strange to give the "class feeling" may be wrong to something you fail to consider as a thanks after being "shot down" be a somewhat distressing comment. possibility in a white person, what if following three years of service, but Certainly, it is not fitting for a i don't see people as black and white, Tm sure that all 1 tried to do was not defeated candidate to categorize the what if i see people as color wheels, unappreciated, at least not by electorate decision as either right or as red, orange, yellow, green, blue everybody. So to these people who wrong. Your class has spoken John and violet? what if the people i see noticed, 1 want to "thank you" for and that is what matters. A greater come in shades and tints and hues of the opportunity to serve as your number of those who voted felt all those colors? what if there isn't president. Petrosky to be the better candidate. any room in my vision of people for To the rest of the Class of '73, I — Ed.) BLACK and WHITE, people are want to explain my running again in more a part of my life than to limit the last election. After last year's "no them to such boring costume as that, vote election," I was approached by Color Wheel of People so then, mr. rodier, what am i to do? do i continue to examine my soul many students and was later dear mr. rodier: convinced by them that what had until i find the BLACK recesses that after reading your article and harbor hate, and the WHITE happened was a mistake and it in no attempting to take your advice about way represented the class' feeling. It highlights that harbor love and trying to climb out of the pit and separate them from my color wheel? is only for this reason that I ran find myself, i've found some things i again. It is obvious now that the no, my dear, seeing life in picture like, i don't feel a need to answer frames prevents that, seeing people results of that first election was the your remarks as a spokesman for my feeling of the class, and as wrong as in colors prevents that, enjoying the "white race," but rather for myself, colors and all the living that goes it may be, it must prevail. perhaps more out of disgust than To the new President, Tom with it prevents that. anything. you speak of blacks and puerto ricans coming together in peace and i tell you that my color wheel, if Good Neius! placed in proper design, is a conceivable alternative to your Ml^iird you like to subscribe to harmony. peace of the hour of sunset to you, THE INDIAN? traci Now you too can get Ttie Susskind Suspends Subject INDIAN delivered to Mom and To the Editor: Dad, your riance(e), your dog, an On Thursday, Sept. 21, the Siena Army pal... Just fill out this handy Name community was fraudulently cheated form at rigtit, and drop it off in The of its time and money. David INDIAN mailbox, Room 213 Siena Hall. Oh yes— don't forget to Address Susskind's casual dismissal of the enclose $4.00 for the 1972-73 announced lecture topic was difficult academic year, or $2.00 for just the to understand, given the fact that his fall semester. (Offer includes back City/State/Zip • ignorance of the subject could have vssues for this semester.) Continued on Page 20

Page 2 The INDIAN, Sept. 29. 1972 JOJjJll.yirrjl^ FROM THE EDITOR IHE INDIAN The opinions expressed in editorials, columns and features are those of the I had the pleasure the other day of attending an alumni/student relations authors and are not to be construed committee meeting, chaired by Dr. Arthur Wendth. It is reassuring to be as representative of student or admin­ connected with people like Dr. Wendth who really are concerned about istrative views. doing constructive things for their alma mater. Dr. Wendth represents a new breed of alumni. They are not the "beer Vol.XXXIV Sept. 29, 1972 No. 4 blast" alumni that we have known, but rather they are interested in helping us find the right employment, get admitted to graduate schools, and in EDITORIAL BOARD helping us bring quality speakers on campus. Editor-in-Chief Paul F. Smith Last spring for instance the alumni gave $500 to the "Project Giving." Managing Editor John Szypulski Also in cooperation with the office of Alumni Relations, directed by News Editor Leon Gagliardi Patrick Leonard, several alumni have volunteered to give counseling to students who are confused about what profession they wish to enter. EDITORIAL STAFF You'll be hearing more about these and other programs throughout the Sports Editor Frank Preda course of the year. Arts Editor Charles Francescanni Features Editor Joanne Wittine Copy Editor Mary Nash Photo Editor Steven Lamy Speaking of those who want to help you. I would like to join the chorus urging all seniors to register with the placement bureau. Even if you don't BUSINESS STAFF plan to make use of the services there, your future potential employers are Business Manager Edward Nowik going to contact the placement bureau to find out what your references are. Circulation Manager James Carey It only takes about 15 minutes to register (at least that's what it took me). Business Staff Mary Ellen Negri Peggy Weir interviewed E^on Plager and her article appears in this issue John D'Amicantonio, Brian Kennedy about the Placement Bureau. In future weeks we also hope to do features on the Graduate Bureau, the STAFF WRITERS Public Relations Bureau as well as other service organizations on campus. Patricia Prendergast, Janet Gutowski, * * * • Al Chapleau, Thomas Lipinski, Patti Castaldo. Steven Renz, Wayne Rodier, In the last week's edition Managing Editor Szypulski appealed for a Peggy Weir, Nelson Friedman, Joe course in journalism. I've been through it before, but I certainly support Boleric, and Dave Guyette. John and the rest of the staff in their efforts to improve the journalism of The INDIAN and to add a course to the curriculum that could be of value ARTS WRITERS to students of many varied interests. The importance of the press in modern John Penzer, Paul Horan, society is well known to all disciplines. As for finding a professor, I am sure Thomas Lenehan that there are many area journalists who would be glad to assist. And to those who would argue that Siena's never done anything like this before I SPORTS WRITERS quote the words of Luther Burbank, "I would swap a whole carload of Steve Tessino. Phil Wolf, Bill McLeod precedents any time for one brand new idea." Cathie Gottung

INDEX The INDIAN news magazine is pub­ lished weekly, except during holidays LETTERS p.ge2 and exam periods, by students of Siena College at the Jewish World, 771 State CAMPUS Page 4 Street, Schenectady, New York. News COLLEGES Page 14 and Editorial facilities are located in the Publications Building at the north­ NATION p.geio west corner of the campus. Phones— 785-9671, 785-8511, ext. 226. The SPORTS Page 27 INDIAN is a member of the Associated ENTERTAINMENT Page22 Press, which is entitled to all materials originated by The INDIAN. COLUMNIST and OPINION On the Cover: David Susskind spoke lasl week in Serra Hall. (Story on Page WAYNE RODIER Page is 5.) One professor was somewhat upset by his lecture. (Letter page 2).

The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 Page 3 IHE INDIAN VOL. XXXIV September 29, 1972 No. 3 CAMPUS A spokesman noted that singers students "free of charge which is not An Affair Holly Near and Tom Hayden will so in other universities," he said. With Jane? begin their presentation at 10:30 a.m. "I myself have the strong in Gibbons Hall. This should include conviction that you can't help a By LEON GAGLIARDI singing and poetry readings. Fonda person if he doesn't want to help News Editor and George Smith, ex-POW, are himself, therefore, his registration is The on-again, off-again Jane scheduled to arrive shortly after 11 to be voluntary. A student who Fonda Affair is on-again. Or at least a.m. Their presentation will be spends four years preparing for his we think it is? highlighted with a slide show. future career should enjoy the The decision to re-sponsor Fonda assistance. for Oct. 9 at 10:30 a.m. in Gibbons Seniors in Some seniors don't avail Hall was approved in an almost themselves to the Placement Bureau. complete reversal by the Senate vote Their Place I appeal on this occasion particularly from last week. By PEGGY WEIR to seniors to register as soon as A petition of 329 names was Staff Writer recruiting interviews start in mid- submitted to the Senate to The Placement Bureau, now 25 October," Plager stated. reconsider the decision previously years old, is a "personal project" for He also noted that "it is customary made not to secure the Fonda lecture Dr. Egon Plager, director of the practice for employers, years after because of the possibility of Bureau. graduation, to request references "tainting" the objectivity of the The main objectives of the bureau. from the undergraduate institution." political science department. The Therefore the references should be petitioners felt that the recent available to enable a meaningful controversy had removed any evaluation regardless of the time possible detriment to the political span. science department because everyone In the past, Plager said, the knew that the political science Placement Bureau provided department would not be the approximately 60-65 companies, sponsor of these speakers. Thus, it public and private, to interview was believed the Student Senate candidates for potential opening. "I should sponsor this event in the am deeply concerned due to the interests of academic freedom at labor market that we won't reach Siena. this figure during this year, therefore, The pressure that supposedly had the students need to avail themselves been exerted on the political science to every opportunity." department was from academic peers On November fiftheenth the rather than academic pressures. "We Placement Bureau will present the are sympathetic with the political twenty-second Career day. On this science department," stated Kathy occasion thirty-six representatives of Keating, Sophomore Representative. a variety of endeavors will enable Keating further stated, "We must students to obtain information about yield to the pressure of our peers. his career choice. Plager noted, "Our Career Day is designed for "We are deaHng with a delicate DR. F.r.ON PLAGER issue," declared Joe Corr, Student Now's lhe Time for All Good Seniors... information not recruitment, therefore I urge particularly the Senate Vice President. "Certain according to Dr. Plager, is to freshmen and sophomores to avail people are to be protected and we provide placement for Siena themselves of such an opportunity to must make it clear that it is the graduates, part time placement hear about vocational choices they Student Senate who is sponsoring enabling students to work their way are considering. This year Career the lecture," explained Corr. through college and finally as a Day's added attraction is that we Agreement was reached that any source of information. It provides invited only graduates of Siena. I am publicity would specify that there services for students attending sure everyone will be impressed by was no academic department graduate schools to develop work- the variety of occupations that our affiliated with the Fonda lecture and study geared to supplement past students accomplished." that letters from the Student Senate classroom assignments especially in "The motto of the Placement would be sent to different branches accounting and sociology. Bureau is to help our students, to ofthe school to explain the situation. The Placement Bureau will help counsel and guide them and at the Page 4 The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 same time influence the professional uncensored infant days of TV. He U.N. leaders like Castro and Tito service to the community to help told some interesting and funny brought their controversial views of bring a better understanding of stories of people who had appeared people and events to the American Siena College's contribution to the on his first shows. Especially funny public. labor market." were his efforts to try and conform He had some definite degrading remarks on television today. "Very little has quality." "Something once in a while worth your viewing." He then opened his speech to questions and answers impressing the audience with his knowledge and controversial answers. The first question was one asking his opinion of Jane Fonda — "I don't like her; but I admire her acting ability." "Ill equipped, feverish, emotional." "Like a woman in delivery room." He would "object to any institution that would bar her." "She has lots of heart and a good cause." Another question was his opinion of the television media — "An unanswerable question. An enormous influence." "The rating system is the all to end all." "Television channels are money printing presses." "Americans have a small appetite for culture." "Television is obscene." He was asked to give his serious opinions on the current front runner F.VONNE WHITF KAY HARRINGTON in American politics. Of McGovern he said: "He had high hopes," but Talking of his greats into models fit lor the has shown "no evidence of good pubUc eye. His first show was "Open administration." He called the End" which he could end whenever Eagleton affair "shocking," and Talk Shows necessary. By JANET GUTOWSKI summarized by saying that The next part of Susskind's talk McGovern is "weak, dangerous and and AL CHAPLEAU could be labeled miscellaneous, as it Staff Writers disappointing." His views of Nixon was here that he gave opinions on reflected more of a humorous tone; "You're ... uh ... wait a minute, almost anything. but still with a small amount of don't tell me ... uh ..." said the lady His first was politicians — alarm. Referring to Nixon's gestures on the plane. "President Nixon talked for four he said "did you ever see anyone so "Oh no," thought the man, hours and forty-two mintues and out of phase" and characterized him "another one." said nothing." "Robert Kenn'edy was as definitely not charismatic. "David Susskind," he answered the scene of humor and quick However he did manage to view him her. answer." "President Trurrian was a in a more favorable light. "No, you're not!" answered the most remarkable guy. He answered In summing up his fifteen odd lady. everything with 'yes or no'". Thus David Susskind began with years of television, Susskind said, "I Another topic was the competition can't think of any subject that is not the first of many interesting stories for big names on the show. For a that dotted his recent lecture at Serra worth discussion or anything that while Susskind tried to do shows can't be done tastefully." Hall with laughs. about social problems: "the grass He spoke of being given the topic roots," "the ideal shows." He even Comes Alive "The Small College's Role in the tried using people off the street as 70's." His answer: "I really don't interviewees. By NELSON FRIEDMAN know anything about it except that He called the early 60's "frantic"; Staff Writer their role is to survive." That out of "a time of madness, cowardice and Yes, Siena, there really is a the way, he announced his choice of stupidity." Nikita Kruschev was Mr. WVCR and as of last Monday topic — "Television: Fifteen in the Susskind's "most notable guest." He Siena's radio station has been back Business." mentioned that 1960 was a critical on the air at 88.3 on your F.M. dial. He called today's television tame, year and an exciting one for the The station, which has been off saying that he missed the live show. That was the year that all the the air since December, 1971, plans The INDIAN, Sept. 2f, tm Pages an interesting and well-rounded a scale", the director explained. contains flashbacks to the 30's, in format, according to Jack Rinaldi, Every member will be taught to read which Redford and Streisand the station's general manager. music as well as sing by note. "So it's portray students. Rinaldi says "the station will play free instructions", added Rand. The Siena students and faculty the less heavy sounds in music. The As with every new organization, were picked while Jack Saunders, emphasis will be on a "heavy top materials are limited; but the Schola Columbia Casting Director, was on 40," with more progressive played Cantorum has been able to borrow campus looking for anyone who later in the evening." In addition, could conform to the close shaven, Rinaldi hopes to add interview and short hair style look of the 30's. talk shows by January. Meetings were held in the Little The station hopes to expand its Theatre to fill the extras in on what sports coverage to include "at least was expected of them by Joe Marko, four football games and possibly all a student working for the casting the home basketball games. We hope crew. The extras were paid $15.00 to broadcast the football game with per day and provided with lunch Pace College this Saturday at 2:00 during the long filming hours of P.M," Rinaldi stated. from 7:00 a.m. until sometimes 4:00 With the addition of a new and 5:00 p.m. microwave atop Plassman Hall and What did those who took part an increase in broadcasting power, have to say about their experience? the station will be able to reach a Well, to Dennis Chicola, it was range of 50 miles, thus attracting "boring at times" but that he enjoyed more listeners. it since he "liked Streisand." To Rich Rinaldi claims the station will Hasselback it was a memorable box carry a lighter schedule this week. lunch complete with "green apples Tentatively we will be broadcasting and sour milk," and to Ken Walsh, it from 6 p.m. to midnight the rest of was interesting because he "just the week. Next week's schedule will wanted to be in a movie." be similar, until we get enough Also expressing comments were people trained in operating the JUDSON RAND Mary Haven who "wanted station to begin full time operation." Sing-a-long wilh Judson experience as an actress" and so got When asked if the station needs music from the Capital Hill Choral a part as a stock character. Dennis more people, Rinaldi replied, "We Society. A Christmas program has Daly, who wanted to see what desperately need a publicity been tentatively scheduled for playing a part in a movie was like, coordinator and a secretary. Right December 10. For the Spring, a noted that Robert Redford now, we will have to make do with classical program and a concert considered his lunch "one of the what we have." If anyone is version of a broadway show are worst he's ever had," and John interested in either of these positions, being considered. Election of officers Nowak who, like everyone else they should contact Rinaldi in the will take place in the near future. wanted to "be in a movie" but who WVCR office located in the The only problem that could arise was also impressed by the Plassman Hall basement. is if the theater group has musicals, "tremendous directing staff who After spending considerable time which might cause a conflict for the seemed to sort order out of chaos coordinating this year's Siena singers. But Mr. Rand is and run everything smoothly. programming, Rinaldi and his staff optimistic — "I think we'll all Perhaps the participant who are optimistic concerning the cooperate on that". summed up the situation best was station's future. "This may be the Rehearsals are held every Tuesday Rev. Vianney DevUn, OFM, who best year for WVCR yet." at 2:30, and new members will be along with other faculty members accepted up until the first Tuesday in played the role of a professor. He Singin' Siena October. So if anyone is interested, stated that it was confused at times, "The door's always open". and dull at times, but that it "was an By PATRICIA PRENDEGAST experience he's glad he had" even Staff Writer Siena Stars though he wouldn't want to do "the Siena Schola Cantorum is the same kind of thing again." Father By DAVE GUYETTE name of the newly-organized Glee Vianney Devlin added that it was Staff Writer Club under the direction of W. "well worth it" even though "11 Judson Rand. During the past week, a large hours of work will probably come The group numbers abour 35, number of Siena students and out as 10 minutes" on the screen. which is "good for a start, but not faculty had the opportunity to Altogether, it was an adventure large enough" said Mr. Rand. More appear as extras in the Columbia not soon to be forgotten, and girls and freshmen are needed to Pictures producUon "THE WAY whether those who took part realize a good balance in WE WERE" starring Barbra considered it a chance of a lifetime membership. "We're not looking for Streisand and Robert Redford. The or just a novel way of gaining some solo voices, just people who can sing picture is set in the late 40's and cash, they tried it and they liked it! Page 6 The INDIAN, Sept 29, 1972 Address: Siena University ot Missouri with a degree People must act responsibly and they in journalism and later attended the By JOHN SZYPULSKI must assume the responsibility for University's Graduate School of Managing Editor their, actions. This is where the Journalism. choice must be made and there It was determined Tuesday that In the past he has been employed should be a choice available. "Sex or college resident students have no as News Bureau Director and abortion are never private matters" "outright grant or denial" to vote in Administrative Assistant to the and this is the responsibility that their college towns. President at West Liberty State comes into play. Grear summarized William Kogan, of the New York College in West Virginia, during the by saying that sticking bhndly to the State Attorney General's office, years 1967 through 1969. More principles of the Catholic Church is stated that a student has to "prove recently:,Mr. Orzechowski has served avoiding the facts. residence" to the County board of as Assistant Manager of Public Is abortion morally right? This is elections in order to be considered Relations for the Goodyear the question Rev. Willi dealt with in eligible to vote in his college town. Aerospace Corporation in Akron, his segment of the debate. He feels as In any case, the request for Ohio. if it is the responsibility of the state registration "can be refused" by the to prevent abortions. This is what he board of elections. Life Before Birth claims to be the legal issue at stake As the law now states, "A person STEVE RENZ in the abortion question. Referims to does not gain or lose a residence by and MARY NASH the moral question, he stated that attending college," Kogan stated. "Unborn life can be sacrificed the only thing that makes a human However, a student "can bring a when it affects other lives adversly." embryo human is its unique proceeding" against a board of This was the view expressed by Rev. tendency to develop into a human elections. R. Grear, one of the two participants life, and for this reason it should not In a telephone interview, a in the abortion debate that took be allowed to be aborted. spokesman for the Albany County place in Plassman Lounge on The reason, as Rev. Willi sees it, Board of Elections stated that September 26. The other participant that people even want abordons is Albany County will not register a was Rev. Robert Willi. Sponsored that society does not see any point in student whose stated residence is by the Religious Studies Department suffering and therefore does not Siena College, under the auspices of the Right to want to assume the responsibility of Kogan satted that there "are cases Life group. its actions. in the Federal courts" presently; The fluent and distinguished Rev. A series of questions were posed however, none has been argued in Grear spoke in favor of abortion to each of the speakers from the the Supreme Court yet which would although he said it was repugnant to audience after the presentations. give the college resident student an him as an individual. Even if a Some of the questions posed were, is outright grant of residence in their woman never considered an abortion there a distinction between human college towns. just the mere fact that she has the life and embriotic life and are According to the Albany County freedom to have one is essential. woman equal to men? Board of Elections, the only Attendance at the debate was remaining days for students to significant and the atmosphere was register in their home towns in order one of honest interest and concern. to vote in this November's election are as follows: Invested Evening Oct. 6 2-8 p.m. Oct. 7 10a.m.-8p.m. The Siena College Evening Oct. 10 2-8 p.m. Division will offer a seminar type Students must register to vote in course for those who are interested their home towns and only at their in gaining knowledge of the stock local polling place. Students may and bond markets. The course, also register in a national party entitled "Fundamentals of Investing" during these few remaining will run in six weekly sessions from registration dates. October 4 to November 8, 7:30-9:30 If you do not Hve in the area, the p.m. only remaining way to register in Topics to be covered include "The New York for this presidential Stock Market vs. The Bond election is to register in your home Market"; "Your Broker and the New poUing place on October 6, 7 and 10. York Stock Exchange"; "Structuring the Individual Portfolio"; "Sources PR Man Appointed of Investment Information"; "How the Experienced Investor Uses the On October 2, 1972, Joseph P. Tools Available." Orzechowski will become the Instructors for the course are Director of Public Relations at Siena Leonard J. Cummings and Ronald College. REV. ROBERT WILLI G. Humphrey. Both men are account Orzechowski graduated from the Morally Righl? executives for Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 Page? Fenner and Smith. An optional field speaking what he thinks." trip to the Merrill-Lynch offices is Students Speak "1 feel President Nixon has planned for November 15. The INDIAN conducted the first accomplished many good things in The fee for the course is $20. in a planned series of straw polls his past term of office. 1 believe There is also a special family fee regarding the 1972 Presidential McGovern doesn't have enough evidence to back up the assumptions available for the husband and wife election. he's making and that he's making all who would like to attend the Forms were distributed at random together too many shallow promises. seminars together or on alternating across the campus with neither weeks. The family fee is $30. major candidate receiving a majority Anyone interested in registering of the votes. for the Fundamentals of Investing Ofthe 122 returns 102 stated they course may do so by calling the were registered, 60 of whom were Siena College Evening Division enrolled in a party. office: (518) 785-8511 ex.235. Those polled were also asked to express in short why they supported Fight Apathy their candidate. Some of the responses included: With Empathy "1 feel President Nixon's economic A new service club is now being policies are squeezing the middle formed on campus. Collegiate class in terms of prices etc. I myself Civitan is a co-ed organization would have preferred Muskie to affiliated with Civitan International. McGovern. Collegiate Civitan Clubs are Nixon supporters state: primarily service organizations "McGovern is too contradictory and which have been encouraged by (he) doesn't back his statements. Civitan International. It offers Also because I don't feel we should service on campus, to the school and change Presidents at this time." to the community. "McGovern sojjnds very shakey." The objecfives of Collegiate without a sufficient number ot ways Civitan Club is to promote good to go about solving things, although fellowship and high scholarship, to 1 agree that some of his motivations serve on the campus and in the are good." community, to provide an "McGovern is in my opinion not opportunity for leadership training strong enough to make the decisions through service. involved in being a President. I don't The Siena Civitan Club has set think he'd stand up under pressure; high ideals and is open to new and at this time his position is membership. Plans have been made certainly under pressure. 1 think to raise funds for the National Nixon is the better of a choice of Association for Retarded Children. two." Volunteers will be sent to work at "Although 1 disagree with Mr. nearby schools for the mentally as Nixon's economic policies in part, well as physically handicapped. The that is, the manner in which the next organizational meeting will be Nixon has "policy based on wage-price freeze was implemented, held on Oct. 5, at 7:30 in Hennepin rational thought. He is far more his foreign policy has brought Lounge. Anyone that is interested realistic and obviously more stability to the world scene that has and unable to attend the meeting is experienced to meet reality and deal not been seen since W.W. II. I also asked to contact Mike Howard, 385 with problems." favor Mr. Nixon's Vietnam policy, Ryan Hall. "In short, neither one of them is for the most part." Cititan is a constructive service the perfect model candidate but "I do not believe that anyone who program with many opportunities. It Nixon seems to be the lesser of two could make as many political and is each member's responsibility to evils, McGovern, as far as I'm tactical blunders as McGovern has, make the most of these concerned, couldn't be trusted to could make any sort of decent opportunities. mail a letter. 1 find him insecure, President. Nixon at least, is smart wishy-washy, to say the least and an enough to avoid the mistakes of Receives Masters out and out dirty politician..." McGovern." Paul F. Carpenter, 1962 graduate "In my opinion. President Nixon McGovern supporters state: of Sienajhas received his Masters of has done a great deal and has made "...he is an honest and good man Arts degree from the University of great advances in ending the war in and has a far superior intellect than Dayton. He has served in the U.S. Viet Nam and in procuring favorable Nixon." Air Force and is currently employed relations with all countries of the "1 feel that Nixon has not made by the Monsanta Company. world. As for the Vice-President, I any significant break through in the think he should be commended for Vietnam War, plus he has not Pages The INDIAN, Sept 29, 1972 impressed our economic problems NIIINIIINIIINIIINIIIMIIINillNIIINIIINmNIIINIIINIIINIIiaii;yillNIIMm^ either. Though McGovern is not a Election '72 SENIOR OFFICERS i great candidate. I feel that he is President showing the voter the situation that By STEVE RENZ Tom Petrosky 93 I really does exist." Staff Writer John Asselta 75 I "McGovern offers action to Along rolls election year '72 and Vice-President alleviate many of the numerous the students of Siena find themselves I problems which our society has. involved in their own campus Jack Quinn 91 Nixon has done nothing!" elections. What better background Gary Rotella 74 I "He has the fireside manner of could be found for an election than Treasurer I Roosevelt, and 1 think its about time the turmoil of a presidential election Joe Cerone 93 we had a good, kind, nice man for a year. Here at Siena we have turmoil Ed Euess 75 I leader rather than a typical of our own, the subject of Dormer- I politician." Secretary Commuter relations, Co-Ed dorms, Jim Labate 98 "When Nixon was running in I relevant curriculum, and lack of Ed Cain 69 1968, he said that any President who communication have provided fuel I couldn't accomplish what he for many heated debates. The FRESHMEN promised in one four year term, feelings of the students on these I didn't deserve a second four year subjects were voiced in their choice President I term. The economy is still unstable of officers, the election results were Shanon Tilbe 131 and we are still fighting in Vietnam. as follows: Niel Gianelli 61 I In reality he has promised and Vice-President 1 therefore he should abide by his Results Don Gerace 111 statement of 1968." John BoUisti 53 I McGovern "by reasons of sanity." I Ryan Hall Representative Ray Charbonnean 24 Larry Cordone 124 1 One person who is not going to Secretary vote for President stated: Doug Tatarm 73 I Bob Snyder 92 I "McGovern is a backwoods preacher Freshmen Representative Pam Carter 55 gone political, and Nixon is nothing 1 I Donna Hamlin 159 Pat Kelly 36 more than a pedantic windbag. I Mary Havern 33 There's no one to vote for!" Treasurer I I Campus Finance Committee Terri Conti 131 I 1 Tom Donovan 191 yes 13 no Peter Duffy 58 Siena Favors McGovern s Richard Nixon 36.9% ni^lllNIIINIIINIIlNIIINIIINIIINIIINIIINillfeEJIIIbJIIIMHINIIINIII^IHNIIINIIINIi George McGovern 47.5% Alumni association of former Siena athletes. Edward Kennedy 0.8% Obermayer has worked for Siena's Shirley Chisholm 0.8% Vice-Chairman Annual Fund program since its Undecided or none 14% John W. Obermayer of East inception two years ago. So far this Number surveyed: 122 Greenbush, N.Y., a member of Siena year, the current Fund has brought College's Class of 1958, has been in more than $140,000 in pledges and named vice-chairman of the 1972-73 gifts. Ununionized Women Siena Annual Fund^ it was announced this week. Obermayer President Boyer ITHACA, N.Y. AP — Cornell joins Fund chairman Joseph A. University has received a $41,600 ALBANY, N.Y. AP — Ernest L. Reagan of Albany, appointed tjiis Ford Foundation grant to study the Boyer, chancellor of the State summer by Rev. Matthew T. Conlin, reasons why working women are University, Tuesday was elected O.F.M., President of Siena. kept from participating more fully in president of the Association of Obermayer, who also received an union activity. Colleges and Universities of New M.S. in 1959 from Albany State, is The university said the study, to York, a group of 169 public and an associate with the Bureau of be conducted by the New York City private colleges and universities in Occupational School Supervision, office of Cornell's School of the state. New York State Education Industrial and Labor Relations, is Also elected were President Department. Active in community intended to determine why only 4.7% Joseph C. Palamountain of service, he is a member of the Budget of union leaders are women when Skidmore College, as vice president; Research Committee of the East women comprise almost 20% of all President Martha E. Peterson of Greenbush Board of Education and union members. Barnard College, treasurer, and serves on the Board of Directors of A specialist in labor education, President Robert W. Frederick of the East Greenbush Little League. Barbara M. Wertheimer, will be the Corning Community College and He is also a member of the board of principal investigator in the project. President Frank P. Piskor of St. the Green and Gold Club, an Lawrence University, trustees.

The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 Page 9 Educational Goal CHOPPING BLOCK ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - State Education Commissioner Ewald B. Nyquist has urged the state's public Kinda Fonda Her and private schools to exert "renewed and vigorous efforts in the areas of voter education and by Joe Boleric registration." Nyquist, in a memo sent to school Just to show you cumquats that old Joey keeps abreast of what's superintendents, high school happenin' (that's Que Pasa for the freaks in fourth floor Hennepin) I've discovered that Jane Fonda is comin' to Sieni ... hold it folks we have a late principals and private school breaking news story — she is not coming oops now she is coming ... hang administrators, suggested that on folks, this could gel exciting ... what do you think Dandy Don'.' schools could play a role in voter registration by joining with other Well anyway, 1 am certainly glad she is coming, I've always been kind of community institutions in planning fonda Jane. (Hopes she doesn't rub the faculty the wrong way though.) and conducting nonpartisan voter Can't understand why the Poii Sci department doesn't want to sponsor registration drives. Jane, half the courses around here are three ring circuses anyway. What is academic in Siena Hall would be just as academic in Gibbons. "The function of education in this situation is self-evident," the My Uncle Mel Boleric visited the old campi the other day and tried to commissioner stated. "An elightened pick up the new computer (the coed bods didn't quite appeal to Unk). electorate is, as it has always been, Finally he tried to seduce the thing by feeding it Harvey Wallbangers. It got one of the prime goals of mass such a load on that it printed out Bouncing Baby Barrett's pay check to be education in the United States." the same as mortal men on campus. Finally he got the computer to go all the way doing the positions of fortran. Space Age Sex Oh by the way we have a missing rosebud report. Seems one of the girls NICE, France (AP) — Sex will be (?) made her way to Siena Tuesday night and got caught between necessary on long space flights of a Plassmann and Ryan. Sister Constance Agony never told her about such year or more to prevent excessive words. Last time we saw her she was seen trying to liberate the girls on emotional tension, a U.S. National fourth fioor Hennepin. Aeronautics and Space Yours 'till the footballers join Adminislration official told a the Suburban Council. conference. He said mixed crews were being seriously considered. NATIONAL Percentage Quibble NbW YORK (AP) — A new poll conducted jointly for Time Magazine and The New York Times shows President Nixon leading Democratic presidential candidate George McGovern by 39 points — 62 to 23 per cent. Moreover, the President has overtaken McGovern even among registered Democrats, 43 to 40 per cent, according to the survey released Sunday. It was conducted by Daniel Yankelovich, Inc., between Aug. 25 and Sept. 12. The 39-point over-all margin represents an 11 percentage point increase over a parallel Yankelovich survey taken a month earlier which showed Nixon ahead by 28 points — 56 to 28 per cent. Meanwhile, McGovern aides (itOR(;K vlc(;o\^:f^^ disclosed the results of a private

Page 10 The INDIAN, Sept. 29,1972 national poll showing the out from opposite sides of the their numbers." He said the Democratic contender had whittled prisoner of war issue today as three government cared more about the Nixon lead from 34 points to 22 U.S. prisoners headed home from preserving the Saigon government points in the past few weeks. North Vietnam by way of China. than about the release of U.S. McGovern campaign director Agnew accused the North prisoners. Frank Mankiewicz said Sunday that Vietnamese of "using a handful of President Nixon was making his the poll was based on telephone POW's to raise the hope of many first campaign visit to New York conversations with 1,500 persons American families" and added. City today to open a new nationwide, all of whom had been immigration museum on Liberty interviewed in depth earlier. Island, the site of the Statue of The Times said there was an Liberty, and to attend a "victory '72" indication in the Yankelovich survey fund-raising dinner at the Americana that McGovern may have narrowed Hotel. Mrs. Nixon was Nixon's lead during early September accompanying him. but the shift was so small that it Democratic vice presidential could have been accounted for by candidate Sargent Shriver was sampling error. introduced to a crowd in McAllen, In the Time-Times ppll, 2,329 Texas, Monday night as, "The best registered voters in the 16 largest ambassador to France since Thomas states were interviewed by telephone. Jefferson. He tamed the imperialist The states account for two-thirds of De Gaulle." the total electoral vote. Shriver referred to Nixon as He led by 34 points among "tricky Dicky" saying when Nixon Roman Catholics, 51 points among was campaigning against John Protestants, 38 points among Kennedy in 1960, he said: "You independents, 43 points among never had it so good,' and let me tell middle-income voters, 47 points you," Shriver said, "and you know among Italian-Americans and 54 it, you've had it a lot better than points in the South. you've had it under Nixon the last The most dramatic finding was the "They are just exploiting these tew three years." President's lead among Democrats. people for their own propaganda In other developments: In the previous Yankelovich poll, aims." —Thomas W. Gleason, president McGovern led among all He said that if North Vietnam is of the International Longshoremen's Democratic voters, 45 to 37 per cent. really sincere, it would "deal with the Association, said the union endorses Both the Yankelovich poll and duly elected government of the Nixon. another conducted by the Gallup United States instead of with every —Pollster Louis Harris said organization for Newsweek dissident antiwar group who is President Nixon had a 28 percentage magazine showed Nixon ahead attempting to make a contact in point advantage — 59 to 31 per cent nationally among young voters. behalf of mainly themselves rather with 10 per cent undecided — over The Gallup poll gave Nixon a 52- than ofthe prisoners ..." Sen. McGovern in a poll conducted 43 per cent lead among 18-to-24 year The three prisoners, who left Sept. 19-21. It represented a six- old voters because of an "enormous" Hanoi Monday in company of point gain for McGovern over a poll lead among Southern youth. But it relatives of two of the men and onSeoL^L said McGovern was leading among members of a U.S. anti-war group, the young in the East and Midwest are Air Force Maj. Edward Elias The Winning Team and neck and neck among young and Navy Lts. Markham A. Gartley voters in the West. and Norris A. Charles. HAMILTON, N.Y. (AP) — Actress Yankelovich found college youth McGovern, the Democratic Jane Fonda says that Vietnam is favored McGovern by 53 to 40 per presidential nominee, said in San now "resisting the most massive cent while noncollege youth Francisco that Nixon administration military onslaught in the history of preferred Nixon by 49 to 34 per cent. interference had caused departure of warfare" and assesses the current Because there are twice as many in the prisoners from Hanoi to be military situation there as one in the noncollege group, Nixon held an delayed. which the North Vietnamese over-all margin of 3 percentage He said the President is afraid the "completely control the battlefield in points. men "will tell the awful truth about the south." the war — that it is the bombing that The antiwar activist, who spent Prisoners keeps them in prison." several days in North Vietnam this It was the third straight day summer, told about 800 Colgate Political Picnic McGovern has criticized the University students Monday that By R. GREGORY NOKES administration on the prisoner issue. President Nixon must be ousted in Associated Press Writer He said that in the past four years, November to bring an end to the war. Vice President Spiro T. Agnew "the Nixon administration has done Miss Fonda is on a pre-election and Sen. George McGovern spoke nothing for the prisoners but add to tour of seven states but 6^d she was The INDIAN, SepI 29, 1972 Page 11 not a part of Sen. George he wants to silence the people that consider them as human beings." McGovern's campaign although she don't agree with him," the actress Miss Fonda received $2,000 for "welcomes his presence." She said said. her appearance and a standing the Democratic presidential An intense opponent of the ovation from about 500 Usteners. candidate was a product of the peace Vietnam war in the last few years, Approximately 300 left during the movement. the 34-year-old actress said that she course of her speech. She said she believed that the "is talking a lot now because I've controversy surrounding her visit to wasted 32 years of my life." McGovern's Helpers North Vietnam and her broadcasts Miss Fonda said that all American By GREGG HERRINGTON on Radio Hanoi "would not hurt her POW's in North Vietnam are being Associated Press Writer acting career." treated well and explained what she George McGovern has been "There is no black hst that I know said was the North Vietnamese getting some help from big name of... Nixon, however, was on one of attitude toward captured pilots: Democrats in recent weeks but they people who ushered in the McCarthy "They consider them war criminals apparently have served more to era in the 1950's and we knnw that in the air but on the ground they symbolize party unity than to draw big crowds for the McGovern presidential campaign. Despite the attention attracted by the size of crowds at a series of rallies co-hosted by Sen. Edwrr-' M. SIENA VETS Kennedy two weeks ago, McGovern generally has been able to draw good- sized audiences on his own. Today, Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey IConsider this: of Minnesota was to join McGovern's campaign road show in If you are a SENIOR this year we offer you San Francisco for a stint as special guest star. Humphrey, Hke Maine a chance to COMPRESS MSIII and MS IV, draw Sen. Edmund S. Muskie last week, $100 PER MONTH while in school,* SELECT a was one of McGovern's principal opponents in the contest for the branch of service, serve as an OFFICER for as Democratic presidential nominations^ Kennedy and Muskie delivered little as 3 MONTHS active duty at a starting salary rousing attacks on President Nixon of $10,000 ANNUALLY, and earn a civilian pilot's and ringing endorsements of McGovern as they introduced _the license at no cost. Democratic candidate at rallies and receptions. Their styles contrasted with and complemented McGovern's. ; If you are a JUNIOR, you can enter MS III The best example might have been directly and begin drawing $100 PER MONTH in Philadelphia last Wednesday night when Pennsylvania Gov. Milton ($2000 over 2 years)*, with NO MORE SERVICE Shapp and Mi:..

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Pagi- 14 The INDIAN, SepI 29, 1972 UP AGAINST THE WALL

In Reply would I not feel a deeper warmth for a Puerto Rican? By WAYNE ESTEBAN RODIER So where it is not wrong to feel strongly for people of Staff Columnist your immediate group, it is not wrong to begin to learn Two weeks ago I wrote an article for The INDIAN to feel for people that although they are not exactly concerning the position of the Puerto Rican on campus similar, they do have the same type of blood as well as and in the country. Since then, there has been some historical background. Now what I mean by blood is interesting feedback from both black and white simple. Puerto Rican ancestors were not white, they students. were Indian. Later when the whites bastardized us, our The white students have misinterpreted my words. true culture began to disappear. If this story sounds They seem to think that Puerto Ricans are in the same familiar, it should. After all were not the North situation the whites are. This couldn't be farther from American Indians destined to follow the same path? the truth. What Puerto Ricans are opposed to is a jive And more to the point, did not the black race succumb time. Whether this jive comes from blacks or whites to this same fate? Is there a black American today who makes a difference. The white man shouldn't care can claim to be so pure as not to have any other blood about us. His history has humiliated us time and time but African? Of course not. This is the tragic story of again. Although I may like someone who is white, I the genocide of non-white races? What I was writing can never like their concepts of superiority. In general, about in the last article was not meant to throw up a whites maintain an attitude of smugness and eliteness wall between Puerto Ricans and Blacks. What I was that they are better than us. So I don't want to be trying to convey was perhaps the frustration and labeled as white-oriented. For if the whites think that sorrow I feel when blacks are unable to cope with us or because we are a bastardized race with our light understand where we are coming from. We do, as skinned people, they are right; however, if they think Puerto Ricans, have a language that is not English, But that this means we openly embrace whites as our why should this bother anyone? It is a matter of pride brothers they are very wrong. in self and culture. Blacks in general do treat us better than the white The world is growing smaller every day and sooner man ever will. What frustrates me is the fact that more or later we must come together in peace. The longer we blacks are not able to relate to us as Puerto Ricans. It are strangers to ea'ch other, the longer the systems seems that some brothers and sisters do tend to like control all of us. those of us whose physical characteristics are closer to Tengo Puerto Rico en mi corazon! black than white. This is not unusual for any race. For

Getting Involved as far as I can see, all politicians are politicians. If there are any changes to come about, it's not from out There is an interesting attitude developing among there from some all-powerful leader who possesses many young Americans today. They are coming to the goodness and truth, but rather from within ourselves. realization that a physical confrontation with the We constantly criticize our leaders but yet we are the American System has no chance of succeeding. ones who put them in power and maintain their Some of us have picked up on the active authority. I would contend that rulers are what they participation in the system. This is, of course, most are because the people have made them. It is too easy clearly seen in the McGovern workers. Here the hopes to place all the blame on someone else. of a new society built on social justice are being tested We constantly want an honest leader, yet we against the more traditional attitudes of big business ourselves are not. How could anyone change anything and conservatism. Yet, when one thinks about this when they have ourselves to work with. We are political battle going on there are some important constantly looking for ways to get ahead at someone concepts being buried in a sea of political accusations. else's expense. There is no real effort on the public's 1 personally don't think it matters who is elected part to be honest with each other. Rather, we bury president. In order lo operate effectively, any politician ourselves in our tax-deductible charity organizations in is going to have to make compromises. If we look to the hope that what guilt is not deposited in the first the 1964 election, Johnson was the peace candidate, yet national church, temple or shrine will be sucked up during his administration the Vietnam War was at its there. This madness we call social consciousness is height. We have seen Nixon pull the American troops turning into an apology for our failure to communicate out of Vietnam only to increase the killing through the with each other. Theories and words of understanding use of technology. For Nixon, human life is a political that are taken for granted as freedom and dignity seem pawn. For McGovern, human concern is a political to be justifications for the fact that there is none. stairway to power. What if we were to stop for a moment and look at If you are wondering what Tm trying to say, it's this: Continued on Page 31

The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 Page 15 Don Weaver: Computing Problems of the Future By JOHN SZYPULSKI him were Carl Donsbach and Richard Brennan of the Managing Editor Business Division; Rev. Laurence Rainville, OFM, and Planning for the future is one of the most crucial Eugene McDevitt of the Science Division; Paul facets of running a college in today's world. In Merges, Nicholas Pallotta and James Norris, alumni; planning for the future at Siena, the college recently in addition to Donald Weaver and Donald Kiszka of purchased a new Univac 9300 computer which will the administration. The committee recommended "meet the needs of the college for the next five years." Univac to Rev. Matthew Conlin, OFM, college Donald Weaver, director of Data Processing, stated president, who approved the decision. that the college had been using "two computer centers" Weaver asserted that Univac has "done the job" and in the past. One was for the administration of the that "Univac personnel has been on the job" and "very college (a Univac 9200 computer), while the other (an capable" in installing the new computer. Univac adds IBM 1620) was used for academic instruction in "no charge for this assistance" while IBM does. computer language. This new computer has roughly eight times the work The ten year old IBM 1620 was only able to handle capacity of the old Univac 9200 which was used for the outdated Fortran 2 computer language. The new administrative matters for the last five years. It is Univac 9300 will be able to handle the updated Fortran "more Uke a modular base" Weaver revealed/''upon 4 (which is suited for science research), and Assembler which it is possible to add many diversified subsidiary (a machine oriented language) plus Cobol (which was machines which will "save tremendous amounts of designed to work with business mathematics). money" in taking over much of the work of record Weaver contended that the one center will be "more filing on campus. economical" in the long run. Weaver plans to open up the computer center to In deciding which company to buy from, the college more than just running student programs and keeping initiated a feasibillity study headed by John Dorman (a administration data. He plans to "standardize work" in former professor in the Business Division). Assisting the division offices by seeing "what I can do for them."

Page 16 The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 Weaver "would like to see terminals set up" in the According to Weaver, it is in the best interest of the division offices (which is "very common in large college community to "get a handbook." universities") so that the division personnel would be With all this added capacity, the computer center is able to request and modify stored information directly looking for outside work in educational in the computer. This would be "hard for a small administration. Last year, the offer was made to college." Since Siena's enrollment "will not grow in the various Catholic high schools in the area to do their next five years," "the sooner" the day comes, "the administrative data processing. Only Cardinal better" Weaver states-, however, it is unreal to expect McCloskey accepted the offer. Weaver contended that that such a program will be set up in "two or three these contracts will "help us pay for the computer years." center" but these jobs are "not a prime priority" even Academically, Weaver plans to greatly increase the though Weaver has "offered a very good program." He number of students who are utilizing the computer also stated that the center would "never offer (services) center. There are presently eight professors now who to the general public." know how to program computers. They are mainly An open house will be organized "in the near young instructors who "have worked with computers" future," the computer controller said. "What we have and "will continue to work with computers." This new here" will be demonstrated "to get people to know Univac 9300 definitely "serves the need" of these what computers are used for." professors. There are now "seventy-five to one hundred Quantitatively, the new computer is capable of doing students programming." This number will increase. 80,000 individual computations per second. In Weaver hopes. addition, the new system is utilizing the latest in Regarding the data processing course which Siena memory storage systems. The innovative magnetic disc had in the past to familiarize the student with packs (which resemble six record albums spaced a half operating a computer, Weaver stated that Siena is "not inch apart on a central shaft) are capable of holding trying to make operators" out of students. "The main the information included on 300,000 computer cards objective is to teach the student how to program." It is which presently fill seven filing cabinets and weigh over "almost a must to be exposed to computers." 2,100 lbs. In assisting student service organizations, the data The transition from the card memory system to disc processing chief plans to make available rosters such as memory will "take from six months to a year." "mailing lists" and "room and board lists" to Personally, Weaver believes that computer organizations at a cost deferral fee. technology is a "tremendous challenge" but "can be The procedure to have requests for computer data very frustrating." The computer chief has been working approved is to consult Wilameta Gorke, Director of on his favorite subject for the past seven years. Three Community Activities. Weaver stated that "she okays of them with Matthew Bender (a nationally known law the request." publishing house in Albany) and the last four years at For last year's Alumni fund drive, the computer Siena. center was of immense value in tracking down alumni, Weaver does not hesitate to assert that his year making up rosters of names and addresses, and sending round staff has been doing a "tremendous job" and is out reminders of money pledges. In general. Weaver "very competent." asserts that his center has helped the Alumni "keep If Siena is to grow to become a leading institute of better records." higher education in this area, we will need people like In the near future. Weaver plans to publish a student Don Weaver who are willing to work with all facets of computer handbook. The book will show "how a the college equally for the betterment of the Siena student would go about using the computer." Community. What Ever Happened to the Haight? AFS — At one time it had more Francisco nights" still to be played dingy, boarded-up look of a disaster than a dozen head shops and scores to inevitable conclusions: rapes, rip- area. Only the hardiest have survived of boutiques dispensing nothing offs, and nightmarish drug the exodus in the late sixties of the more fashionable than beads and freakouts. But by the seventies, the neighborhood's long-time residents. bells. That was in 1967, the year of Haight-Ashbury, much abused And while it would not be fair to say the Human Be-In at Golden Gate symbol for the defunct fiower child there is animosity between Park celebrating beards, long hair, phenomenon, was a smoldering shell. newcomers and the old-timers, some bare breasts, and dope. But by 1969 Scene of mass arrests, murders, of whom have lived in the Haight for and the drunken, freaked-out orgy at and public gang bangs, it was sealed as long as thirty years, all the San Francisco's Glide Memorial off from the rest of the city. Except ingredients for a confrontation are marking the "Death of Hippie," it for the gravest of crises, the San present. was all over. Francisco Police were keeping hands There are, in fact, ominous For those for whom it had never off, waiting for the Haight to burn resemblances between the long-gone begun, it cragged on for several out. And burn out it did. Haight - Ashbury Independent more years of disillusioned Today, even though there is much merchants (HIP) — once headed by pilgrimages to the Haight. There talk in the Haight about a revival, Ron Thelin, founder of the were interminable "warm San Haight Street itself still has the Psychedehc Shop, the Haight's most

The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 famous head shop — and Haight- What, exactly, the Haight will Scandinavia and England, where Ashbury Neighborhood Develop­ become is anybody's guess. Before running is highly regarded, it is fast ment (HAND), one of a the pushers and other rip-off types becoming the national sport. multitude of neighborhood moved in, the Haight was at the "You still haven't answered my improvement associations. Unlike center of the major cultural question," you say. "How can it help some city-backed groups, HAND movements of the sixties. It was the me find my way out of the woods?" wants to see the Haight take up home of the famous San Francisco In competition, the host team where it left off before all the drug Oracle, considered by some the finds a suitable area to serve as the pushers moved in. Its storefront flashiest underground paper in the course. Within that area, they mark office is a clearinghouse of survival heyday of underground papers, and off certain points with litUe flags. information, free unuversity course its gaudy boutiques and head shops The runners are given a compass and offerings, and flop spot listings, and once attracted tourists from around a map of the area as well as it's the home of the Haight-Ashbury the world. The poster renaissance instructions of time length and where Switchboard. originated and flourished in the they are supposed to be running to. If not exactly flourishing, the old Haight where once you could buy a The objective is to get from point A Haight - Ashbury Merchant's Assoc­ Jefferson Airplane or Grateful Dead to point B within the specified time iation, which used to clash Fillmore concert poster for ten or without knowing the area. Of course, daily with HIP, survives. After fifteen cents. They were printed in if the runner knows how to read the struggling through the — for them the Haight. map correctly, he will notice things — dark days of flower power, they But the printer who turned them like mountains, hills, swamps, bogs, view with resentment and out has soured on this aspect of the treacherous curves and the like. All apprehension anything that smacks Haight and no longer prints posters. of which he must overcome within of utopianism. He has a few stashed somewhere in the time limit. Competition is held Commenting on a HAND his office, but he'll only discuss them regardless of the weather — it could proposal for a mall, Mendel with collectors. be raining, snowing, or hailing; it Ilcrscowitz, 58, vice-president of the Perhaps in its reaction to the would be regarded as just another Merchants complains, "Where would deflowering of the flower generation, obstacle to conquer. Courses are we unload? 1 don't suppose those the Haight continues to symbolize usually set at between eight and ten people have noticed it, but we don't the cultural history of its time. The kilometers for the experienced and have any alleys to receive shipments only difference between the Haight around two miles for the novice. in." and other parts of the country is that Orienteering not only teaches the Herscowitz, who locks his cash the Haight had to live through it. ability to take a two-dimensional register after each sale and works his Though precariously, it seems map and turn it into a three- hardware store with the help of a somehow to have survived. dimensional picture in one's mind, three-foot-tall German Shepherd and but also teaches the art of survival. a baseball bat, criticizes as rootless Orientwhat? So you see, if you're stuck out in the the young people who are trying to woods somewhere just remember unite the Haight. Of one of the By JOANNE WITTINE your trusty compass and map and organizers, he says "he's in his Features Editor you are all set to conquer all twenties with no ties; he can drift Remember the time you went on a elements of time and space. away as he came here a hike in the wilderness, got lost and Just as a side note: the Siena revolutionary. What has he got to all you had with you was a compass ROTC squad, headed by Capt. lose?" and a funny looking map that you Robin Elder will be in competition But he concedes, "People will couldn't read? Remember when you at St. Bonaventure on Saturday, the never get together down here. were finally found, the ranger said 30th of this month. Personal bickering is stupid. While that it was easy to find your way we're bickering, the neighborhood is with what you had? The ranger going down the drain and that's why wasn't lying. He was, in all actuality, Ian Says the neighborhood is going down the referring to an international sport drain." called Orienteering. While the bickering continues, "But, what does a sport have to do however, there are signs of health. with being lost in the woods?" you The best heads New stores open regularly, most of ask. Okay, I'll tell you. them furniture stores, book stores, are not Orienteering is a sport devised in antique shops. And both the vacancy found only Sweden (along with other Swedish rate and the crime rate have dropped "goodies") by Bjorn Kjellstrom. It — vacancies by 50% and crime by on beer. involves the ability to combine cross 68% according to officials. Bus country running skills with the service which had long been ability to read and interpret correctly disconfinued has recently been maps and compasses. Originally, it resumed and many residents say they was developed for the army, but has are no longer afraid to walk the since grown in popularity to where it streets in daylight. involves even small children. In Page 18 The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 !XF

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Continued from Pace 2 degrading' comments about the As a member of the academic been eliminated through research by compus newspaper, and when you profession and the Siena community himself or his staff. Although feel that your work isn't being who values the fundamental disappointed" that he refused to appreciated (when it is, in fact, being principles of academic freedom, I speak about a topic that interested laughed at) then it isn't too difficult feel the recent incident concerning me, I might have been satisfied if the to come to the decision that you are the invitation to Jane Fonda and speaker, a man whose career is based wasting your time putting out a Tom Hayden and its subsequent upon the discussion of contemporary newspaper for many students and withdrawal under curious issues, had taken the time to offer his faculty who don't know what to do circumstances raises some important insight into some of today's with The INDIAN besides line their questions. It is by no means a simple problems. What we got, however, wastebaskets with it. When people matter, but there are several points was an hour of reminiscences about keep telling you that something is that should be made. his television show. Even that would worthless, pretty soon you begin to First, it seems, the invitation was not have been so distasteful if he had believe them, and not long after that extended before all of the particulars not already told those same stories a it becomes a statement of fact that of the visit had been clarified and number of times on late night talk the thing is worthless. agreed upon. For an academic shows. The INDIAN is not worthless. department (in this case, the Political During the question period Mr. The people who work on it are Science Department) to sponsor a Susskind twice made reference to giving up their valuable time in order guest appearance on the campus it is elegance, first in connection with to give students and faculty pertinent quite proper that that department President Kennedy, and then in news and entertaining columns. 1 exercise control over the format of regard to William F. Buckley. have been on this campus for a year the lecture, debate, discussion, Clearly these were elegant men, but now and I have come to the workshop, or whatever. If the visit they also were men of substance. conclusion that not very much is could not be contained to an When they spoke, they spoke wisely taken seriously on this campus by essentially academic pursuit of and well. Unfortunately for Siena, anyone. Lectures are always poorly important issues, and indeed had Mr. Susskincl did neither. I would attended, and upperclassmen who become a partisan political rally, the not consider it unjust for Siena to worked on the orientation program department would be correct to for freshmen must have felt seriously consider Mr. Susskind's withdraw its sponsorship of the frustrated that not more freshmen offer to return his fee. event. The real question here is took advantage of the activities Sincerely, whether every reasonable attempt being offered. Richard Ognibene was made to have the visit take place Department of Education People who are involved in clubs within a format consistent with the and activities on this campus are academic principles of the Undue Criticism definitely in the minority, but they department and the college. are the ones who are keeping this Second, it seems, publicity was To the Editor: campus alive. Think of what this circulated about an event whose As former News Editor of The campus would be hke if fifty per cent details had not been fully clarified or INDIAN I would like to of the acdvifies shut down due to determined. This was most congratulate the old and new lack of participation. Don't sell these unfortunate as it seems to have members of the staff on greatly people short. We need them just Uke precipitated a panic response to improving the quality of The we need The INDIAN. Let's all reverse and cancel the whole thing, INDIAN this semester. John spend a little less fime criticizing rather than a rational attempt to Szypulski had a very valid point in organizaUons on this campus and a work out an acceptable solution. In his editorial last week: there is little more time in trying to help a sense, premature publicity may entirely too much unfounded these organizations. have made the Fonda-Hayden visit criticism being aimed at the quality Sincerely, the media non-event of the year. of The INDIAN. It seems as if Patti Castaldo Third, the Student Senate seems everyone on this campus wants to somewhat hastily to have agreed to get a few good pot shots at The Freedom and Fonda take over sponsorship of the event INDIAN. If the fac-uUy and students The following letters were written without further clarifying its details. had any conception at all of how before the Senate's decision to bring The Student Senate, Uke an much fime each editor puts into the Jane Fonda to Siena was made. (See academic department, should have newspaper each week then maybe page 4.) We preseni them the right to estabUsh the conditions they would take The INDIAN more nevertheless because we believe they for an event it sponsors. Yet it seems seriously. But, then again, maybe illustrate the atmosphere that has before that could even be done, it they wouldn't. surrounded the Fonda controversy. voted to reverse itself and cancel the I found it most frustrating last — Editorial Board. whole thing. That the Political year when certain members of the Science Department should have faculty would offer their inevitable To the Editor: Page 20 The INDIAN, SepI 29, 1972 argued so strongly for the Student always thought of it as being one of referring to Siena as an institution of Senate to cancel this event does raise the finest in quality, md perfectly higher learning, and close our doors. a question of whether academic capable of fielding an_ flack it may One point I have always noticed in responsibility was exceeded and receive. my three years at Siena, is that the academic freedom violated. As for the school, I feel the pillars of this institution tremble the Finally, I would like to suggest repercussions may be much greater most whenever the static air present that a college campus such as ours is and more intense, but I have to feel on campus gets some ventilation the right place for issues of a difficult that if we are unable to maintain our from a new and fresh breeze from and controversial nature to be aired balance during times of the outside. and studied. In the last two years controversitv. we should hesitate in A orofessor of mine once said that alont, more U.S. bombs have fallen on Indochina (a land area approximately equal to the original Exclusive *13 American colonies) than fell on Area Germany and Japan during all of Premiere ngagemeni World War II — and that includes HELLMAN^ STARTS __ the atomic bombs dropped on WASHINGTON AVE.•ALBANY•459-5300^*'SEPTEMBER2"^ | Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Since the bombing began in 1965 the total The^Fire-Bombing ot The Sexual Fantasy-Land of explosive tonnage dropped has been between three and four times the World War II figure. The results of IDREMN!... TRALFAMADORlll such massive and sustained attacks are difficult to comprehend 10,000 miles away in a comfortable and BILLY PILGRIM good country which has never experienced aerial bombardment. I think we of this good and Christian TRIPS THROUGH community have a right to hear all views that bear upon our government's policies in this tragic war. I hope we will not retreat from TIME, FROM AGONY this responsibility. We can perhaps begin by making every reasonable attempt, without publicity or TO ECSTASY... fanfare, to renew the invitation to starring Albany's own Jane Fonda and Tom Hayden to visit MICHAEL SACKS Siena College. Other speakers with in his FIRST MAJOR ROLE! i other points of view should also be invited to speak on this important issue. Sincerely, KURT VONNEGUT JR'S Carl R. Weis Assistant Professor Fantastic Novel That Demanded To To the Editor: Be Brought to the Screen With This past Wednesday afternoon the Student Senate of Siena College All of its Original Genius... reneged on its offer to sponsor the Jane Fonda troupe at Siena on October 9th. The Senate took this "...Captures the quintessence of Vonnegut. Judith Crisl action upon the recommendation of N.Y. Magazine the Political Science Department "A unique novel-io-screen achievement..." William Woir which felt that Miss Fonda's "A deadly accurate interpretdiion of C,ue Magazine presence on campus would create an a most challenging book." Kathleen Carroll undue strain on their department, New York News and upon the college itself. "Skillfully, combines famqsy, 'tragedy, satire and comedy." Group W Radio. I must, in all good faith, question starring ' •' MICHAEL SACKS -RON LEIBMAN VALERIE PERRINE "FRIT this concern and ask if maybe it is ON STAGE unwarranted, or at the very least, Based on the novel by KURT VONNEGUIJr. Michael Sacks at 7'* & 9^" p.m. overemphasized. While Political A Universal Picture in tECHf^lCOLOR* Science is a small department, I have Jcreenplay by Slepheii Gelle'r • DireOW bifGeOrge Boy Hill • Produced by Paul Monash

The INDIAN, Sept. 29,1972 Page 21 there are no static societies. Using Siena as a microcosm I must ENTERTAINMENT disagree with that statement. With their action the Senate has not only The song is about as long as your .forced us to remain stagnant, but McCann Can typical AM single, but don't expect turned us around in the direction of By PAUL HORAN to hear it on the radio. repressive education. Staff Music Critic From sociological parody, the In concluding let me say that Miss album shifts to "It Just Might be a In the fast changing contemporary Fonda and her company will be at One-Shot Deal" — a Zappa music scene, versatility has become a Albany State on October 9th and I statement of philosophy which offers keyword for survival. Les McCann urge you go go and see her, and try a rare appearance by Zappa on an demonstrates just this ability on his to forget that your own institution acoutic guitar and some fine most recent release Talk to the lacked the strength to present her to Hawaiian guitar by Jeff Simmons. People. The record is a firm you directly. The title cut and "Big Swifty" (all of departure from his last work Sincerely, one side) comprise the remainder of Invitation to Openness which was Wayne Cafiero, '73 the record. They are an exercise in heavily improvised jazz in the style timing which Zappa often uses to of Miles Davis. Les took advantage throw off the listener. Sal Marquez Department's Decision of the freedom of musical expression on trumpet and jazz pianist George that jazz affords and carved The following is a letter sent to Duke supply some exceptional haunting music with such greats as Miss Catharine Johnson, Area backup to Zappa's often brilliant Cornell Dupree and Yusef Lateef. Coordinator for the Indo China guitar solos. Peace Campaign, who is managing On Talk to the People McCann Zappa on Waka/Jawaka, like the local appearance of Jane Fonda, turns around and gets into some soul McCann, returns to another format, from Michael Ruberti, chairman of on tunes like Marvin's Gaye's classic in Frank's case Hot Rats. His latest the Political Science Department. "What's Goin' On" and Stevie venture seems to find him searching —Ed Wonder's "Seems so Long". Les since he is using mostly new McCann has a distinct singing voice musicians and it seems a split which, like that of the late Otis Dear Miss Johnson: between the Mothers' new mateial Redding or B.B. King, is instantly and his no-nonsense studio This is to inform you that we will recognizable. The music on be unable to host Jane Fonda and instrumentals. Both records by instrumentals such as "Shamading" McCann and Zappa are welcome Torn Hayden at Siena College on the and "North Carolina" is wound tight terms that you suggest. additions to the exceptional around Les' piano with some traditions each has set. My understanding was that they excellent back-up musicians. would meet informally with students McCann decided to use his road in political science courses, political group to generate in the studio the science majors, and members of the magic of their live performances. political science faculty. In short, we This album succeeds as Invitation to did not agree to a speaking Openness did because of an uncanny appearance, but to a closed knack for making the most of both discussion session. I had viewed their styles. appearance as an academic exercise Another performer is back with us in political science. after a film disaster and an It was neither my intention nor unannounced departure from a stage understanding that the gymnasium in London. Frank Zappa employs (Gibbons Hall) would be the site of the versatility that has kept him their appearance. A gymnasium more or less in the Spot Light in the appearance means a mass rally. A last five years on Waka/Jawaka, his mass rally often has little academic latest confrontation with the public. value, and therefore the political The album opens with "Your science department does not sponsor Mouth" and it is a parody on them. Secondly, our verbal American violence in the Alice understanding called for a one and Cooper vein: one-half hour session, which you "So tell me where are you comin' have cut to one hour. ISAAC HAYES from with all of those lies. Bringing his Music lo RPI Since your aims and ours are not When you stUmble in at the breaking mutually complementary at this of the day? Here Comes Hayes time, perhaps it would be best if we Where are you comin'from? cancel the October 9, 1972 meeting. My shotgun say! Tonight at the RPI Field House, Sincerely yours, Cause he Just might wanna blow you Isaac Hayes will show us what he is E. Michael Ruberti away made of. The sedate songster who Chairman Cause he just might wanna blow you has brought us such heart-warming away. ballads as the Oscar winning Shaft Page 22 The INDIAN, Sept 29, 1972 and such number one on the hit OPPOSITE parade albums as Hot Buttered Soul MACY'S is making his first live appearance in 459-2170 Metroland in what promises to be a fine concert. Backed by a thirty piece orchestra, the show will begin tonight at 8 p.m. Areal Story Aside from the well-known hits which Hayes himself has made famous, he is also the co-author of such songs as "Hold On I'm millions of people Coming" and "Soul Man." The versatile artist began his musical career in his home in Tennessee refuse to believe where he contemplated the lucrative life of the successful musician. From his boyhood dreams, it was a long but eventually fruitful, road to being a studio musician for Stax/Volt. Eventually his talent as an individual artist was recognized and rewarded, and Hayes was given the opportunity to record some of his own material. Today, he is one of the hottest items in the recording and concert world.

Pre-Teen Preacher Marjoe was ordained at the age of three and performed his first wedding ceremony at the age of four. From this modest beginning, he went on to become one of the most popular of all evangelists. Prancing about with all the fervor of a converted Mick Jagger, Marjoe raked in the profits while he made saints of the sinners. To better expose both himself and the strange world of the evangelists, Marjoe recorded four months of his tour on film. The result is Marjoe, a weird, phantasmagoric journey through hypocrisy, belief, passion and frenzy. In "Marjoe" we are treated to a view of Hfe which is both simple and You ve never frightening. The phenomenon of the "fire and brimstone" preacher is nothing new to religion, and it would seenamovie not be at all surprising, nor are the profits of such a profession. The great scope of today's evangelists is like it somewhat startling, however. From small outdoor meetings, to tent meetings, to a modest church, to nationwide television exposure, the top preachers of our day steadily increase the size of their flock and AAARJOE the amount of revenues and power Produced and Directed by Howard Snnith and Sarah Kernochan which come with the people. From Executive Producer Max Palevsky . A CineVesl-MaxPal Production • A Cinema 5 Release an unsuccessful Fuller brush man, Starts Friday Sept. 29 Klly Graham is now the confidant to

The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 Page 23 the presidents. From a small boy who memorized his mother's sermons, Marjoe became the hottest item on the preaching circuit, complete with groupies, money, and an understandable taste for the finer things in life. By the time he was twelve, Marjoe was worth over 3 million dollars. His father ran off with the money, but Marjoe was undaunted. He stayed in business for two more years, but eventually split to take up residence with an "older woman" who "loved him for what he was." After spending some time in college and in some less than spectacular jobs, Marjoe found dope; and the rest is history. He went through some deep personal and religious changes. He felt that he could hit the preacher MARY HAVERN AND LORI LUMPKIN circuit again, but that this time, he with the general approval of the would teach what he really believed, the Little Theatre makes its first board, it is scheduled for the next you know: love, peace, beauty, performance of the year by semester. The next production this flowers. This approach was not too presenting "No Exit", a one act play semester will be the musical successful. People walked out and no by Jean-Paul Sartre. "Cabaret" the productions for next money came in. To straighten out A one act play would seem to be a semester will be decided upon later, this odd state of affairs, Marjoe went rather easy one to perform and according to Joe. back to the style which had made direct. On the contrary, it is tough. In this production, Joe is doubling him famous. As the fires of hell Joe Garren is chairman of the as set director. He has to decide threatened, the people started Little Theatre, he's also production what the set will look like. This play flocking in. They started fainting in manager for this play. His duties is somewhat easier then others in the aisles. They started to be "filled are mainly to organize the that it has only one scene. Jim with the Spirit." They started production. He oversees the play Eiswert is assisting, (and also has a reaching for their wallets. according to completion of business. part in the performance) and he told Marjoe felt uncomfortable in his This includes everything from the me that despite the fact it is only one role as the bringer of fear and doom. acting deadlines to publicity. In scene, the one scene was not easy to He knew the hypocrisy of his words other words, he's in charge. When design. It took three people a full and he was aware of the general not attending school, he calls day to get it right, and it is still not insincerity of most (not all) Poughkeepsie his home town. completely done. Jim describes it as evangelists. Thus was born this Currently a senior majoring in a medium set, not hard, not easy. movie. Marjoe is Marjoe's attempt philosophy, he puts down the notion Joan DeStephano is in charge of to show "what it's really like." It is that is expressed by so many clubs costuming for this production. This also his attempt to break out of a life on campus. He maintains that there play is set in the World War I era, which for him was no longer is no lack of interest in the theatre and there is always this time element suitable. The movie is a fascinating on campus, rather he feels that the to worry about when trying to find one, and one which is worth the time campus "doesn't realize the problems outfits for the performers. She is and money of seeing. It starts Friday with help." He feels that one way of being assisted by George Phillips. at the Hellman Theatre near Colonie avoiding this situation would be to Dick Markham is lighting Center. set up a course, within the English manager, and also director. He can't department, in drama, and to give be in the hghting booth the nights of Underneath Serra credit for working on a play. the performances, so Dennis Chicola The general complaint of the cast is lending a hand. By JACK RINALDI was the lack of time given to learn Dick is a junior majoring in Special to the Indian and present this play. It was psychology. Though he's never The Little Theatre is alive and wU something over three weeks, and one directed a play here at Siena, he has and living in the basement of Serra look at the script will convince you had ample experience back in Hall. This is thanks to people like (as it did me) that they are right. I Harrisburgh, Pennsylvania, his home Joe Garren, Dick Markham, Jim asked Joe about the process by town. This is his seventh directing Eiswert, Dennis Chicola, Fr. which a play is chosen to be assignment. How did he come to Vianney Devlin, and other people presented. He told me that a direct a play like "No Exit?" "Kathy you never heard of. The fruits of director, who has been chosen by the Rossman picked the play last year their efforts will be on display the board of directors, presents his or when it was approved by the board evenings of October 5, 6, and 7, as her ideas for a play, and if it meets Page 24 The INDIAN, Sept. 29,1972 of directors. Kathy isn't here this trying out for this play. "I read it in helps," he admits, "but you have to year, and since I had worked with high school, and fell in love with it." consider that since each play is this play before, they asked me to do How is the production going for her different, so is each cast, so it's like it." Dick is in overall charge of the so far? After some laughter she said, starting with new people all the presentation on stage, including "I didn't think we were making any time." The senior English major lighting, costumes, movements, and progress until recently, but now from Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, most important dialogue. A working there is a glimmer of hope that the doesn't know what he will do come knowledge of the play is essential to performances will be okay." graduation in June, but right now he a director. Dick is pleased with the Mary Havern (Inez Serrano) has a has other things to worry about. Jim way the production is moving. He completely different reason for has the shortest role in the play, that expects it to be well accepted on of the valet, but played a big role in campus. designing the set. Here I referred to the nature of the That leaves only one person to play. It is a philosophical and give his views, and that's me. psychological drama. The setting, Knowing next to nothing about the believe it or not, is — hell. It is the theatre, it has been quite an story of a man and two women who experience just sitting there watching are newly arrived there. rehearsals. I can appreciate the time It opens with the valet escorting in and effort put into a theatrical the first person, Joseph Garcin. In presentation. If I wanted to express life he was "a journalist and man of all of my feelings, I'm sure I would letters by profession." His death was fill many more pages than can be by firing squad, executed by the spared. Suffice it to say that I have Brazilian government for attempting been bitten by the bug, and will be to flee the country and establish a back for more. pacifist newspaper in Mexico. There are a few more people that The next character we meet is Inez need mentioning before I close. Patti Serrano. She was the victim of a Castaldo, Peg Golden, Anne murder-suicide performed by her Bazydio, Joe Cordillo, Leon lesbian lover, Florence. The script Gagliardi, and if I have left anyone indicates her strong lesbian traits. out, I apologize. I hope to see you at Estelle Rigault is the third person. the Little Theatre on October 5, 6, or Unlike Inez, Estelle is a 7 at 8:30. The paly is free for faculty nymphomaniac, who died of and students, otherwise $1.00. pneumonia (if they have anything to JIM EISWERT do with each other). She had in her trying out. "I love it," she said. Her lifetime, caused one suicide, From Tyrant to future plans would indicate this. committed a murder, and caused After graduation she plans to countless heartaches. continue work toward a masters Degenerate Each arrives at his new residence degree at the New York Academy. "I By JOHN PENZER with some preconceived notions of tried out because there were Staff Film Critic what he or she will find. The plot of auditions, I've been acting ever since the story is learning exactly what hell Flanked by the experimental "I I can remember, and will audition is. One of Garcin's last lines gives us Vitelloni" and the consummate for more plays here whenever I can." Sartre's ideas on the subject. classic "La Dolce Vita," Fellini's "La Mary is a freshman, and appears to Oddly enough (at least to me) the Strada" sometimes tends to get lost be a welcome addition to the Little first production of the season, is also in the shuffle. It is the simplest of the Theatre. the first production here at Siena for Fellini films, remarkably Dennis Bizzoco plays Joseph three of the four performers. Each, straightforward and to the point. Garcin. Another newcomer to however, had his own reason for In much the same manner as "The Siena's theatre, he auditioned for trying out. Clowns" (1971), it reflects the this play because "1 wanted to try my director's youthful experiences: Lori Lumpkin plays Estelle hand at drama." His previous Rigault. She is a sophomore English travels with the circus, appearances experience has been with four in vaudeville and work with what we major from Hillsdale, N.Y. "and musicals, and two comedies. He also God knows where that is," she says. have come to call the "comic book." admitted that he has some personal For Fellini^the circus is a microcosm (I assume the other residents of reasons for auditioning for this play. Hillsdale also know where that is.) in which he attempts to portray He plans to try out for more plays every conceivable form of human This is her first play at Siena, though here as time permits. He is a she had experience in high school life, with almost mythically-protean sophomore biology major from characters who run the infinite putting on one act spoofs with the Callicoon, N.Y. drama club. She was also in one gamut of human emotion. Even the Jim Eiswert is the only one of the major production. She says acting is reconciling and sundering 'forces' are cast of four who has performed on strictly fun, but she had a purpose in disguised: what appears to be the the Siena stage before. "Experience uniting force for a weird 'love The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 Page 25 triangle' in which a brutish circus break chains in his bare hands to the crumble, decompose really, into a strongman and an amiable acrobat searing pessimism of her war- creature of sorrow and apathy. The vie for the possession and liberation ravaged home. Such bliss cannot last spoils of the tyrant's reign are (respectively) of a simple-minded forever. bitterness and solitude. girl, is in reality a vehicle for the In a fit of primitive rage, Quinn working out of some cosmic plan of murders a well-meaning acrobat, Jimmy's Organ justice and retribution. Matto the Fool (played by Richard Zampano, the strongman-brute, Basehart of late television science By THOMAS LENEHAN marvelously interpreted by Anthony fiction 'fame'), while the effete girl Staff Movie Critic Quinn with the same child/monster looks on in horror. With the death HOOCHIE COOCHE MAN by poiselessness that is feral, grotesque of Matto, her freedom is also Jimmy Smith and cruel, yet ultimately somehow murdered and all reality that is heir arranged and conducted by Oliver pitiable. It is unclear whether he has to the sane strikes the simple mind Smith bought the feeble-minded Gelsomina with wild devastation. The partial In this old (1966) album Jimmy (Guilietta Masina) from her lack of reason had been a cushion- Smith combines his polished organ impoverished mother (price: a few against the horrors of war and even mastery with a large ensemble of thousand lire) in order to add humor most of the brutality of Zampano, trumpets, trombones, woodwinds, to his sideshow, to relieve his but not even she can look into the French horns, guitars, tubas, basses, biological urges, or to somehow face of nightmare and lunacy, which bongos, percussion, and a harmonica alleviate the lonliness of a wretched is absurd murder, and live. She (by Buddy Lucas). This enormous and tragic life. At any rate, it is becomes utterly consumed by grief group (over 25 members) immediate post-World War 11 Italy and Zampano leaves her to die. demonstrates their ability of and the populace eagerly welcomes Ultimately even Zampano, now a tightness and control by the smooth the pitiful escapism of Zampano's degenerate slobbering drunk, forges easy rhythms found on all the cuts. traveling show, now complete with some comprehension of the forces The only instrument which is clown. It even eventually comes clear that have been incurred (or consistently solo, even dominant, is that she now prefers watching Quinn disturbed) and desires only to .limmy's organ. The band serves

ngc26 The INDIAN, Sept. 29,1972 mainly as a background for the colorful and mellow playing that SPORTS Jimmy displays. The 5-6 minute cuts (only 6 on the whole album) allows each tune to be Siena Falls To Niagara extended as far as the musicians wish, the result being oftan a jam By PHIL WOLF piling up key yardage. But the key to type which is far from the initial Sports Writer the drive was the passing game of tune. The title cut expresses this A crowd exceeding 1,500 saw the Taffe to Bob Anglum and Gary Purple Eagles of Niagara University King. The drive culminated with a 10 stage a second half outburst to yard pass from Taffe to Anglum, defeat the visiting Indians of Siena who with some dazzling footwork College 30-8. danced 12 yards into the end zone to Niagara QB John Scotto ran for a put the Indians on the scoreboard. touchdown in the third quarter and Gary King then added two points to passed for two more in the fourth to knot the score at 8-8. break an 8-8 tie and put the game However, it was all John Scotto out of the reach of the pass minded and his Niagara teammates for the Indians. rest of the game. Scotto ran and The Purple Eagles took an 8-0 scrambled for three more scores. The halftime lead when Mike Tuholsky last two scores were the result of smashed in from the one at 3:14 in Scotto's scrambling in his backfield the first quarter. Ed Renica ran in before he hit his receiver in the end for the two point conversion to cap zone. off an 82 yard drive engineered by Ahhough the 30-8 loss to Niagara QB Scotto, following an interception U. was disheartening enough, some of a Charlie Taffe aerial by Bob perfectly; a throaty rendition of the strokes of misfortune made the trip Ruth. lyrics by Jimmy and some flashy to Niagara Falls all the more Niagara dominated much of the harmonica by Buddy gradually unbearable. On the way up, the first half as Scotto ran a modified evolving into the band playing a chartered bus blew an inside rear Wishbone offense with pitches to his back-up beat while Jimmy does what tire, and we lost about 45 minutes in backs, particularly Ed Renica and he does best. Each track is similar to order to change it at a service stop John Bruen, as well as running and the others in this respect. somewhere between Rochester and passing himself. Oliver Nelson, besides arranging Buffalo on the N.Y. Thruway. You The Indians, on the other hand, and conducting on all the cuts wrote might say, "Well, that's not too couldn't get any sustained ground the second song on the 'B' side, Blues bad." You're right, it wasn't. But on game going, and were plagued by and the Abstract Truth. Oliver the way back, we got another flat, penalities and interceptions. Siena begins by bringing out each section this time near Syracuse; this time no QB Taffe did lead the Indians for a brief display then puts it all spare; this dme at 2:30 A.M. By the downfield twice to put them in together as Jimmy comes back on time another bus arrived, it was 8, scoring position, but both ended the organ. It's unique from the other and we arrived at Siena at 10:15 with intercepfions at the 18 and the cuts, but just as good. A.M., only a litUe less than 12 hours 16 yard lines. The very age of this album after we left Niagara Falls. Why such Coach Hallock must have said compared with the finese and a tendency to get flats? Before we left something at halftime to inspire the precision of Jimmy's style indicates Niagara Falls, Sugar Bear John Indians, for they were a fired up ball that he has been great a lot longer Martin read on the tires, 'For City club at the beginning of the second than Tm aware of. I can detect his Use Only.' half. The defense stopped Niagara influence on Allan Cooper (as in There were some bright spots in cold on their first series, and Taffe Child is Father to the Man) ^nd the 30-8 defeat to Niagara, the first and company took over with good think he's still got a few things to ever to the University. One was the field position. The Siena ground show Keigh Emerson. A musical inspired play of the defensive line, attack finally began to move with prodigy has potential, but a master is particularly Dave 'Deacon' Coleman. John Mazzotta and Joe Sportman the one who makes it all real. Get a Another was the punting of Joe hold of some of Jimmy's work and hear what I mean. STATISTICS Siena Niagara St. Rose Art Exhibit Rushing 25 yards 222 yards Passing 12-29/172 yards 9-18/101 yards The College of St. Rose in Albany TotaJ Yardage 197 yards 323 yards will present an exhibition by the Return Yardage 96 yards 32 yards Albany Artist group. The exhibit Punts 6-222/37.0 (Evers) 4-147/36.7 will be on display from October 2 1st Downs 12 20 through October 28. Gallery hours Interceptions 0 4 are 2 to 5 p.m., weekdays. An Fumbles Lost 0 2 opening reception will be held in The Penalties 11-92 yards 2-30 yards Gallery on Sunday, Oct. 1 from 3:30 Offensive Plays 52 72 p.m. until 5 p.m. The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 Page 27 FOOTBALL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Yr. Hgt. Wgt 1 Rill HoDoer HB Jr. 511" 185 12 •Pete Diamond S Sr. 61" 190 13 Gary Rotella K,E Sr. 6'0" 190 14 Bob Anglum SE Sr. 6'0" 180 15 •Charlie Taaffe QB Sr. 6'1" 190 17 Skip Carrk QB So. 510" 185 19 Jim Lenihan FB Fr. 511" 180 20 Gary King FL Jr. 510" 180 24 John Gargiulo HB Jr. 5'8" 160 24° Paul Collins DB So. 5'»" 180 27 Joe Sportman HB,DB So. 5', 180 30 Deane Barnaby LB,FB So. 6'i 210 32 John Mazzotta LB,FB So. 61" 200 33 Chuck Geatano DB Jr. 5'10" 180 38 Papo Gonzalos HB,S Fr. 5'7" 160 43 Steve Romano LB So. 5'9" 165 48 Dan Monahan HB So. 5'9" 170 50 Tony Maddaloni C Jr. 5'6" 165 55 Mike Madonna T So. 6'2" 220 61 Jim Smith G Jr. 60" 210 62 Clark Briggs G So. 6'0" 215 63 Rit Daley F So. 6'3" 190 64 John Massaroni G Fr. 5'9" 175 i 65 Bob Clerkin G So. 6'0" 200 67 Vince Sweeney G Jr. 6'0" 185 68 Pat Purcell LB Jr. 511" 190 71 •John Martin T Sr. 61" 230 73 John Laurent C Jr. 6'0" 215 74 Rich Marini T Jr. 6'1" 200 76 Larry Mullins T Jr. 6'4" 235 77 Bob Bainbridge T Jr. 511" 210 78 Bruce Johnson T So. 6'1" 225 79 Ray Charboneau G Fr. S'8" 170 80 Tony Hickey SE Jr. 511" 160 80° Alex Fountaine DB Fr. 6'0" 150 81 Rich Morrison TE So. 6'0" 185 82 Bill Herlihy E' So. 6'2" 180 84 Dave Kruzlinicki SE So. 61" 170 85 Tom Weber DE Sr. 61" 195 86 Joe Evers K,TE So. 61" 190 88 Jack Novack DB Fr. 510" 160 89 Dave Coleman DE Jr. 6'2" 215 S0° Paul Koegler G So. 510" 185 19° Mike Stasack DB Fr. 6'2" 175

HEAD COACH-DICK HALLOCK DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL-MIKE SHEA Director of Equip.- Tom Walsh ASST. COACHES- Joe Grasso, Mike Connors, Mike Shongar, Mike McCormick.

Page 28 The INDIAN, Sepc. 29,1972 the Intercollegiate teams will play second inning of the first game the and practice. On Monday, the battle score was deadlocked 0-0. A careless of the wings for the volleyball title action in that inning, however, was will begin. The SCWAA is glad to destined to affect the outcome of the see the enthusiasm and participation game. Jim Moran had made it to of the girls of Siena and hopes that it first on a walk. Flynt, at bat with will continue throughout the year. two outs, hit a popup which looked like an easy catch. It wasn't, Winning Wonders however, as it fell into foul territory without the first baseman making By WILLIAM MACLEOD the catch. It seems that St. Michaels Sports Writer had blown an easy catch, which If Siena's baseball team could be meant as it turned out that they had described in one word that word would be fantastic. Faced at one point with a dismal 2-4 record, the Indians then rallied winning four out of their five games to turn their JOHN MAZZOTTA entire season around. Key Ground Gainer in Saturday's Game The beginnings of this surge were Evers, who averaged 37.0 yards in 6 when Siena played Albany State at punts. Return specialist Papo Albany. Up to this time Siena had Gonzalez also had a fair day with 86 lost every away game. Winning at yards in 7 carries for 12.3 average. Albany proved that Siena was not The victory for Niagara evens just a home ballpark team. their record at 1-1, having lost to The Indians took the lead in the Duquesne at Three Rivers Stadium bottom of the first when Tim in Pittsburgh the week before. The Leonard drove in Larry Durkin who loss drops Siena's mark to 0-2. Siena had reached first on a base hit and plays Pace tomorrow at Pace. Be had been moved up to third on there. Mark Fryc's single. Albany, however, came back in the bottom of SCWAA Chief the first to tie the score at one run apiece. By CATHIE GOTTUNG The score didn't remain tied for Sports Writer long, however, as Jim Poole singled McShane has been appointed as with Bob Flynt on first and l3ick the new Coordinator of the Siena Hunt on third moving Flynt to third College Woman's Association. Mrs. and scoring Hunt. The next batter, McShane, a qualified gym teacher, Durkin, singled in Flynt to put Siena has previously held several college in front 4-2. What proved to be the phys. ed. positions at various schools insurance run was added in the sixth in the area and down south. With when Poole, the pitcher, singled, this relatively new women's program scoring Hunt who had reached third at Siena, Mrs. McShane, with the on an error, a sacrifice, and an out. help of the SCWAA, plans to State also scored in the sixth, but involve more girls and expand the the Great Danes' two runs were not activities offered. Mrs. McShane's enough as Siena still led 4-3. LOU CIOFFI strongest sports include tennis, The Indians put the "icing on the There Ought lo Be an A ward bowling, and golf. She especially cake" when Fryc singled in the ninth blown the game. Flynt used his hopes to build strong teams in the driving in Durkin and Dan Devine reprieve to good advantage by "lifelong" sports of golf and tennis. (who was running for Poole) to give hitting a triple that scored Moran. Unfortunately, her weakest sport is Siena a 6-3 lead. Siena's final run Hunt then singled scoring Flynt. basketball, which has been the Siena was set up when Tim Leonard Durkin hit another triple to bring in women's strongest sport. However, doubled moving Jim Labate Devine (running for Hunt). Bob last year's coach, Tim Devine, will be (running for Fryc) from second to Nugent finally struck out Mike returning to hopefully lead the team third after LaBate had stolen second. Lannon but by then it was too late. to victory. Larry Durkin, the IM Hunt's sacrifice allowed Labate to Despite a sixth inning rally by St. terror, will be the assistant coach. score. Final score: Siena 7-SUNY-A Michaels, Siena won 3-2. Monday and Wednesday, from 3. If awards were given out for 3:30 to 8:30 P.M. has been the times Siena returned home to face St. college games Siena's pitcher, Lou designated for the CO-EDS to use Michael's of Vermont in a double Cioffi, would get one. Besides the gym. During this time IMs and header. Going into the bottom of the hurling a one hitter in the second The INDIAN, Sept 29, 1972 Page 29 game, Lou was 3 for 3 at the bat Rochester Invitational Tournament with a triple, two singles and an at the Brooks-Lee Golf Club. Dorm Football RBI. Cioffi, however, was just another factor in the Siena win; Spotlighted Mark Fryc was another. In the fifth with Cioffi on third, Fryc had the By JIM MARCHLEWSKI key base hit of the game scoring Sports Writer Cioffi. It was Cioffi's turn for an This past week saw upper Feeney RBI in the sixth when Cioffi drove Field busting with the excitement of in Jim Moran who had reached dorm football. second on a double. The Indians As always the action was fierce went on to beal St. Michaels for a and the competition was keen. All of second time, 2-0. the games were characterized by Siena's only loss occurred when stout defenses which made for close Siena played Brooklyn at Brooklyn. low scoring contest. The fact that In the first inning, Siena got off on there were two shutouts and three the wrong foot dropping the first overtime games seems to prove this game 5-1. Lou Schiavone sacrificed point. in the lone run with Hunt crossing In the opening game of the season the plate. in the Plassmann League t 1-E The second game was won by the registered a 12-6 overtime victory Indians with an almost incredible over 3-E. last inning rally. But without the l-M Action 1-E was led by quarterback Mike sixth inning Siena could not have By PHIL WOLF Kennedy who threw scoring strikes to won. In that inning Mike Grisanti Sports Writer Ken Rienzi and Kevin Mullen. In a scored on Fryc's triple to break the l-M football moved into its second losing cause. Bob Eberz and Jack ice for Siena. With Siena behind 4-1 week, and with the widened fields, Sise were standouts. in the last inning the game seemed to the scoring has been more like Other action saw cross-dorm rival be a sure victory for Brooklyn. But football scores instead of baseball 4-W Hennepin defeat 3-N, 18-0. The Siena's final inning proved to be scores. all-around play of Jay Conners was their best as Tony Bascillio led off In last Friday's action, the the difference in this game. 2-E, one the inning with a walk. After the Lemmings squeaked by Bacchus in of the powerhouses in Plassmann, next batter struck out, Jim Labate overtime 12-6. Larry Durkin, last scored an impressive 27-0 win over 4- singled moving Bascillio to second. year's MVP, scored the winner on a S Hennepin. Last year's All-Dorm With two down the pitcher walked 40 yard interception return. On the quarterback. Chuck Hogan, tossed Dave Frisanti to load the bases. other gridiron, the Follies three TD's to Fritz Carter, Pierre Dependable Mark Fryc then singled overwhelmed Smay 17-6. T.J. Hebert, and Gary Keating. Again, 2- to right, where Brooklyn rightfielder, Sheridan passed the Follies to E's defense was led by Gopher and Al Weisman overthrew his return to victory with scoring strikes to Jack Gary Love. the infield. Bascillio and Labate Quinn and Dennis Curran. In a tight contest, 2-N edged 2-S, scored while Grisanti went to third In Monday's action only one game 7-0 in overtime. The winning TD and Fryc to second. Tim Leonard was played due to a forfeit. Dave came when Harry Spony returned an came to bat with the Indians trailing Stark passed the TPO Schrockers to interception for a TD. Vince by a run, 4-3. He drove in the victory with TD passes to Capasso and Tom Donavan played a winning runs with a double. Final Hafenecker and Jim Marchlewski. strong game for 2-N while Phil score; Siena, 5-Brooklyn, 4. Ray Fischer connected with Phil Burdens and Rich Wilson stood out Burden for a score late in the game for 2-S. Golf Results but it wasn't enough as Milwaukee's 4-S Baachus led by Coach George Allen Murr scored a decisive 15-0 The Siena golf team under the Best came up on the short end of a 12-6 score. win over 4-E. direction of Coach Brady finished John McCarthy threw scoring seventh at the Utica Invitational held In Wednesday's action, Dinger's Derelicts, led by Tom Kohl's two aerials to Dwight Kel'er and John September 23-24 at the Twin Ponds Fitzpatrick. The Defense was Golf Club. interception returns, drove the Schaefers to drink, as well as anchored by Joe Murphy and The respective team members elimination 20-6. In an upset, John Dennis McGucktan. finished as follows: Asselta found Joe Tato in the end In the final game, 4-N defeated 3- Joe Olbrych 39-39-78 zone and Fritz Carter for the PAT S, 18-6. For the winners, Gus Pete Tolfa 42-40-82 for a come-from-behind victory over Johnson threw 3 scoring strikes all Mark Flanigan 42-41-83 the Pudniks, 7-6. Chri Rutnik to Jim Marchlewski. Jim Rafferty, Greg Skowrone 45-44-89 connected with Dave Marcy for their Roger Boyle and Tom Lenehan Today the - team plays the lone score. played a solid game on the line.

Page 30 The INDIAN, Sept. 29, 1972 TEEPEE TIDBITS By FRANK PREDA Also the leadership has improved." He also added that Sports Editor the goalie has to come up with better goal tending. The Cross Country team here at Siena is something Regarding players, the coach hoped to see 25-30 very vital to those who enjoy and excel in that sport. players out for the team but only has 16 presently. Two The members of the cross country team include Joe players which the coach has missed this season are Rukanshagiza, Kevin Daly, Billy Carrieo, Stacy Carlos Acquiras and Albanian Frank Toe. The team Kazacos, Dave Mendonca, Dave Cerri, Rob Roy and can rally around veteran Tony Soares who scored Jack Malloy. The co-captains are Kevin Daly and Bill Siena's only three goals against Scranton. An Carrieo. unfortunate note the coach added was that the team The team is under the coaching direction of Coach only had the field with goals five days before the match Bob Riely. The managers for this year are Marie Kot but he stated that no one is to blame because everyone and Cathy Whalen with Sandy Moody being the is just getting settled. During practice the coach looked Statisfician. very optimistically toward the future. The three teams recently ran in a meet against If you have been wondering why there are so few Oneonta and Plattsburgh here at Siena. Joe photos in the sports section, the answer is quite simple. Rukanshagiza who finished first in the state meet last There are practically no photographers willing or able year came in first in the meet Saturday with a time of to take the needed pictures. 31:00 for the 5 and % mile course. Siena now has a Steve Lamy, photo editor, works at the Rat and is new course which includes routes around Siena Hall, unable to get to the games. If there is anyone interested Roger Bacon, into the woods and around various other and able to take needed pictures, please contact any parts of the campus to make up the total course. editor on The INDIAN staff. In a cross country meet the lowest scoring team wins. Siena lost to Plattsburgh 31-24 and 37-24 to The mail is just piling in: Oneonta. Kevin Daly finished fourth on the Siena Frank Preda, Sports Editor course with a time of 32:21. Indian The Siena cross country record now stands at 0-2 Siena College after Saturday's contest. The LeMoyne Invitational Dear Sir: scheduled for September 30 is moved to October 7. If you are really concerned about making "sports The team ran against St. Michael's last Wednesday and reporting a well organized and informative operation," will go against Albany State and R.P.I, on Oct. 4. The I suggest you verify your information before printing State Championship will be run here on November 4. it. Please realize this correction in the article about the Results of meets will be posted in Gibbons Hall for all Siena-H.V.C.C. football tgame: interested persons. It was Bill Hopper and not John Lanihan who In the field of soccer, Siena finished their first game "picked up the first down on the three after a with a disappointing 6-3 loss to Scranton. Coach measurement." Raoul Nunez stated, "Scranton was well drilled and Incidentally, I understand that the culpable party in their team included some foreign players that played this matter is really the P.A. system announcer at the well." He also pointed out that the Siena offense was game who initially made the mistake. good but the defense was very loose." He added, "They Thank you for your consideration. made five corner shots in the first five minutes." Sincerely, Looking to the Utica game on the 30th, Coach Karen Minkiewicz Nunez disclosed, "We have strengthened our defense. Point well taken. Now that we have finally received the roster this shouldn't happen again.

WAYNE RODIER Continued from Page 15 completely. Even when we die, who knows? But we can begin to climb out of the pit. what we are doing and saying. Are all the words false, Before we believe in the McGoverns, Nixons, Maos, the materials we gather to impress others, are our lives or Marxists, we must rediscover ourselves. And if we geared to maintain others' fantasies? This is the conflict do this, I think we will find that there is ourselves to we face today. The constant battle to discover believe in. The real us that we have so long neglected. ourselves on one hand with the pressures of submission Like a wise man once said, "There is nothing new from others' egos. None of us will ever escape this trap under the sun," and I would add, "except for you."

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