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Argo ' is not an official publication of Stockton State College but is published by an independent corporation licensed in Volume 25, Number 1 POMONA, N.J.- September 17, 1982 N.J Stockton Remembers By Sally Steele the college." On Wednesday, September 8, mem- With the help of Peter Mercado, the orial services were held for Suzanne Dean of Students, and others, Colijn Burton, Brandon Breda, and Ruth Wiec- created the Australian Memorial Fund zorek, Stockton students who were killed "to minimize the additional stress and in an automobile accident in Australia financial problems of the families whose on August 21. children died in the accident. The trans- The service began at 1:00 p.m. on the portation and burial expenses for the G-wing patio. A large crowd of students, three students will total between $20,000 faculty, and staff gathered on the steps and $25,000. and grass surrounding the area. Mathias The Programming Board at Stockton Rodriguez, Charles Townsend, and Anne is sponsoring an outdoor concert on Ronne, members of Stockton's Board of Sunday, September 19, featuring Warren Trustees, also attended. Wieczorek's Zevon. One dollar from each ticket sold parents were present, and the mother will be contributed to the Memorial and two sisters of Burton, and Lisa Fund. 4,000 tickets have been printed, Gebhart, a close friend of Brandy's, so if the weather is good they expect represented the Breda's for the memorial quite a crowd. During intermission, cans Wir •••***ït services. Chris Connors, President of will be circulated to collect further contri- Memorial Service For Students , the Student Senate, began the service by Photo by Ken Dansby butions. i welcoming the families and friends of the "I didn't even know them," Judy The victims were participating in the Stockton faculty and staff are contri- deceased. President Peter M. Mitchell Weinberg, a student, said with tears in foreign exchange program through which buting to the Memorial Fund, and the expressed his sorrow at the loss of such her eyes, "but it's just so sad." they attended the University of Wol- college's Alumni Association is dona- fine students. Mitchell stated that the According to à story from the Atlantic longong, Australia. A total of 12 Stock- ting $500. toss will be felt by the entire Stockton City Press, the students were traveling to ton students left for Australia in early The Overseas Consortium, which in- community. a seashore resort in a rented minibus July; nine will be returning in December. cludes all New Jersey State Colleges Father Moore, a local priest, gave a when they collided with a truck. Four Jan Colijn, coordinator of Stockton's except Ramapo, will donate between closing blessing and prayer. As the crowd other Stockton students survived the foreign exchange program and professor two and nine thousand dollars. dispersed in silence, tears were shed and crash: Ivy Cotler suffered a broken pelvis of political science at the college, hopes If you are unable to attend the Zevon embraces exchanged. Deep sadness was and lacerations on her back and legs; and that the tragedy will not deter students concert on Sunday and would like to apparent as friends tried to comfort one Douglas Cribbs; Faith Staudinger; and from studying abroad in the future. make a personal contribution to the another. Even people who had not known Mark Miller were treated and released "If there's any meaning to these kids Australian Memorial Fund, please con- the deceased were touched by the service, from the hospital. dying," Colijn said, "it's that it unified tact Jan Colijn in C-l 15 or ext. 279. Library Director Conflict Resolved : Grant Appointed By Helen MacMurray various Board meetings by a number of previous posts. Chuck Tantillo was named Libby Marsh was appointed to replace Last sememster's controversy over concerned instructors. Sentiment ran Vice President of Academic Affairs and Continued on Page 3 the appointment of Stockton's Library strong among the faculty about the delay Director came to a head at September's of this issue; evidenced by the resignations Students Fraud Phone Co. Board of Trustees meeting. Thé Board of Bill Daly, Vice President of Academic By Karen Pincus to pay fines of $75 and $25 in court voted to accept Goerge Grant as Director Affairs, Jan Colijn, Royce Burton, Don Eight Stockton State College students costs. Watson and Carlisle were fined of Library Services, effective immediately. Plank and Ingrun LaFleur, Chairpersons have been prosecuted so far by New $100 and court costs. The decision of the Board came after a of the divisions. Len Wollack, Chairperson Jersey Bell Telephone for charging phone According to Seargent William Lentz lengthy series of events stalled the dec- of Professional Studies, did not offer his calls to non-existing third parties. The of the Stockton State College Campus ision from May's Board meeting. Judith resignation. The Board of Trustees ac- calls were made from both pay phones Police, charges will be filed with the Sessions was originally offered the pos- cepted all of the resignations. and campus phones. Campus Hearing Board. The Board's ition, but the Board would not approve The sub-committee of the Board arrived The students: Vincent Carlisle; James recommendations concerning further ac- her contract because of allegations that at a decision in August. They recom- Farley III; Carla Holinger; Pamela Knight; tion will be presented to President Peter there was discrimination in the search mended that Judith Sessions' contract Rubenia Lister; Wendy Marshburn; Dor- Mitchell, who will make a final decision. process for the library director. The be honored. Peter Mitchell offered the The students face possible expulsion. een Phillips; and Issac Watson, pleaded gsgaa^g ' i ' i il Board hired an outside investigator, position to Sessions, who declined the guilty as charged at Galloway Township Arthur Fleming, to analyze the search offer because she had accepted another Municipal Court on Tuesday for placing process. Fleming's report did not find post. at least $2,200 worth of such calls. New In Memorium evidence of discrimination, but suggested Mitchell had previously stated his Jersey Bell is still continuing the in- that the Board build a better rapport with intentions to offer the position to George vestigation, as approximately $3,200 the faculty. The Board, upon receipt of Grant, another candidate for the position. worth of non-existant third party calls Virginia Sefranek the report, then proceeded to establish a Grant accepted the position and was have been attributed to Stockton. who has left us but will be remembered sub-committee with the purpose of making confirmed by the Board in their Sep- Presiding Judge Joseph P. Testa or- for all she has done for the students of a recommendation to the full Board as to tember meeting. dered that each student pay restitution to Ie Stockton. the hiring of a Library Director. The Board reappointed Ingrun Lefleur, New Jersey Bell Telephone for the amount Thank you, The Veterans Club The faculty was represented at these Royce Burton, and Jan Colijn to their charged. Six students were also ordered ARGO Page 2 September 17, 1982 Center Set For January

By Elizabeth Johnson The last construction meeting on Sep- of Finance, the whole project cost a net continuing to grow and improve." stigma that Stockton is a "suitcase college" tember 4 reported that the new Student price of $5 million. A $ 1.1 million down The New Center is most certainly will be removed. Undoubtedly, the new Center should be completed the week of payment has been made and the balance something to look forward to. Students Student Center will soon become a worth- January 17-21. The opening of the Center of $3.9 million has been borrowed. will benefit greatly. Hopefully, with all while addition to life at Stockton. will be the highlight of the coming Spring $250,000 of that net figure will pay for the new weekend activities planned, the Semester. the interior design and some furnishings. Located adjacent to the Performing Approximately $748,000 will go toward Arts Center, the new edifice has a most debt services acquired from the new stylish architecture. The interior dec- Center and past due balances on G- Tuition Hike orators, Mitchell Associates of Delaware, Wing. By Rick Dill in conjuction with a committee of students The high cost of construction and debt Tuition at all New Jersey State Colleges cost of utilities would have to drop, and and staff, have laid the blueprints for a services are only a part of the financial went up an estimated 10% this fall in salaries would have to stabilize, the state comfortable and very useful facility. difficulty Stockton will have to face. accordance with the budget proposal revenue base would have to substantially This modern facility will serve as a There will be utilities, insurance, and Governor Kean made last spring. increase and the state would have to be "living room" for the new dorms - Housing salaries to pay - among many other bills. According to Rob Trow, the Vice willing to pay more than 70% of operating II. One of the nicer aspects of the Center Annual costs will be paid by Stocktons's President of Administration and Finance costs. Of course, the national inflation is the large-size lounge with cozy furniture student general service fees, activity at Stockton State, the 10%, or $3.00- rate would also have to come down. and a big T.V. screen. Video tapes have fees, and a hike in the price of credits. per-credit, increase raised $357,000.00 Trow says that things do indeed look been purchased and rented for viewing. One major reason for fund-raising for the college. Stockton State pays its grim, but, he said at a recent board The showing of Monday Night Football problems is because of the lack of state bills with a combination of resources meeting that 1984 should be even worse. is expected to be among the more popular aid. In 1968 a law was passed stating including tuition, academic fees, and It could be worse right now: this could events. that Housing and Student Centers in state appropriations. Tuition is supposed be Rutgers University, where tuition Also, an all-purpose room has been colleges (state) would have to be self- to pay 30% of the non-capital construction went up 23%. constructed with a large enough floor for supportive. The State of New Jersey is costs and is used to cover salary, fuel, Trow says not to worry; he can not dancing or karate. This is a definite not responsible for generating any revenue. utility and all other operating expenses. forsee the New Jersey Board of Higher asset, considering the present availability The State would, however, assist in A number of events would have to Education approving another tuition in- of space. There is a possibility that running and repairing older buildings occur at the same time for a leveling off crease - this year. But next year? aerobic classes will be offered for the constructed before 1968. Unfortunately, of tuition expenses to ever happen. The Fall Semester, 1983. Stockton did not exist in 1968. Another Game rooms are also in the plans for setback is the debts still owed on G- quieter activities, such as card playing Wing and Housing I and II. As it is now, Don't be an unknown and chess. A cafeteria area with both time is the key factor in solving the 6 new facilities and some borrowed from financial drawbacks. 1 G-wing will be open. This should definitely Ranee Catlin, Director of Student improve food services. Another thing Activities, believes, "It's not going to be students can look forward to is the new the greatest College Center in the world, ARGO reader, Pub. Ovens will be set up for pizza and but it's the best we can do at the time, other snacks. The new cafeteria and Pub considering the present economy. It'll will close those in use now. improve what we have now by 100%. voice your According to Robert Trow, Director Personally, I'm very excited, Stockton is

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Maggie Hennessey, Elizabeth Johnson On August 17-20, the Student Senate Mark Love". John Marston, Chuck Peterson, Karen Pincus conducted a training session at the Dow- Raymond Rodriguez. Rick Dill, Mike Thomas, Peter Manic ningtown Inn in Downingtown, Pen- CONTRIBUTING WRITERS .Sally Steele, Jeff Dionne, David Kliauga nsylvania. The purpose of this seminar James Grambart, Mike Ryan was to provide the newly elected Senators BUSINESS MANAGER Melinda Fischer with an operational framework of the ADVERTISING MANAGER Charles Flynn role of the Student Government at Stock- ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT Jack Belluscio, Kris Carlson ton. Stan Stenko A copy of the agenda and reading FACULTY ADVISOR .... Bill Gilmore materials used during this session are available for public review. They are in Argo is a student newspaper published by the Argo Corporation licensed by the the Student Senate Office in Campus State of New Jersey. Subscriptions are $10.00 per school year. 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<' V ARGO September 17Senat, 1982 e Training Session By Helen MacMurray very comprehensive and spanned from Larry James, Rich Cheung, and Harvey Mancuso, Bob Moore, John Ochlan, Stockton's newly formed Student Sen- 9:00 a.m. until 10:30 p.m. Kesselman represented the Office of Chuck Peterson, Carroll Robinson, Tony ate got off to an ambitious start this Mock Senate, committee, and Ex- Campus Activities and deserve much Scott, Rob Simons, Max Slusher, Sally summer with an intensive training pro- ecutive Cabinet meetings were held to gratitude for the time and energy they Steele, Rusty Strauss, Isaac Watson and gram for the Senators, alternates, Leg- analyze case studies. The case studies put into the Senate training session. Mary Ann Williams are Stockton's Stu- islative Assemblymen, and NJSA Rep- were imagined problems and procedures Chris Connors, Marianne Murray, dent Senators. Tim McMahon and Rick resentatives. The four-day program was that the Senate will most likely come in Rob Balko, John Dannevig, Rusty Ellis, Steco are Stockton's NJSA Repre- held at the Downingtown Inn, Dow- contact with this year. Case studies dealt Nancy Freisberg, Maggie Hennessy, sentative and Legislative Assemblymen. ningtown, Pennsylvania. with such issues as GPA's, supplemental James King, Tony Ledone, Les Lewis, Mary Neff attended the training seminar The training session was presented by budgets, caps and various individual Zach Lewis, Helen MacMurray, Steve as an alternate. the Office of Campus Activities; the student problems. Most senators felt President and Vice President of the that the case studies helped them to Student Senate, Chris Connors and apply the material that they learned in Marianne Murray; and two guest pre- the workshops to the actual jobs that senters, Matt Weinstein and Dr. Hubert they will be doing this year. Interested In Subscribing? D. Maultsby. Workshops were presented Senators put in a grueling four days in leadership training, Robert's Rules of trying to accomplish as much as possible Have the Argo sent to your home. Subscriptions are $ 10.00 per school year. * Order, the budgetary process, time man- in the short time available. Ranee Catlin, agement, and the role of the Student Bob Cabello, Peter Mercado, Pa»l Senate at Stockton. The workshops were Rimmele, Ute Cherny, Paul Chambers, Improve your memory. Order this memo board now-before you forget!

V" . \u And remember, V ^ • $ j OlQ ^ good times stir with Seagrams 7 Crown. © 1982 SEAGRAM DKTUERS CO. , N Y C. AMERICAN WHISKEY. A BLEND. 80 PROOF ''*Sevéfhllp"and ''TIF'are'trkfemaffcdtté ' ARGO Page 6 September 17, 1982 OP-EO Israel At The Crossroads By James Grambart insists on referring to the West Bank by the dread that, in this sea of humanity, past ruling the present, and they cannot (Jim Grambart, an alumnus of Stockton, is currently writing for The Mainland Journal.) these Biblical place names. To him and there may be, even now, an infant Titus, compromise. By comparison, Shimon Most western observers agree that his followers, the occupied West Bank is this time not Roman, but Muslim. Mr. Peres and his Labor Alignment see com- President Reagan's Middle East peace an integral part of the promised land; if Begin lives in the shadow of the third promise as the only realistiq alternative proposals present a reasonable basis for they were to surrender it, they would be temple. to unending war. renewed negotiations on the Palestinian working against the will of God. Indeed, Prime Minister Menachem Begin and Since Mr. Begin does not know, or problem. Mr. Reagan says that any Mr. Begin would annex the West Bank his ultra-conservative coalition long for cannot admit, that history moves only solution must guarantee Israel's future tomorrow if he could muster the neces- the time of Solomon, and fear the future. forward, it is to be hoped that fate is on security. Like Israel he is opposed to the sary votes in the Knesset. As a compro- They are, I submit, an anachronism—the the side of Mr. Peres. creation of a separate Palestinian state. mise, he would reluctantly permit the But he insists that the displaced Palestinian Palestinians to live on the West Bank in m. people are entitled to self-government on their own self-governing settlements, but m their own land. He suggested that their under the sovereignty of Israel. To Mr. College Press Service land include part of the West Bank and Begin and his hardliners "Samaria and Gaza and that it eventually be affiliated Judea" are forever a part of Eretz Israel. with Jordan. With this in mind he has Thus, biblical history partly explains asked Israel not to increase the number present politics in Israel. Certainly she of Jewish settlements on these terri- has the power to annex the West Bank. tories, nor to expand existing settlements. She has superb weapons and the techni- Few were surprised when, almost in- cal infra-structure necessary to maintain ' stantly, Israel categorically rejected the them. And the unsurpassed training, Reagan proposals. Indeed, Prime Minister motivation, leadership, and battle ex- Menachem Begin considers them a per- perience of her citizen soldiers presently sonal affront and has defiantly announced enable her to dominate the Middle East. the creation of 11 new Jewish settlements However, there is a danger on Israel's in the disputed areas. horizon against which she may be help- Israel's Defense Minister, Ariel Sharon, less; the danger of demography. She has is equally adamant: "There is no chance a population of a little less than four of anyone from the outside dictating a. million, with a natural increase of 2 plan like this to us," he said. "We not percent. Her people are well-educated only reject it, we refuse to discuss it." and affluent, particularly in comparison In encouraging contrast Shimon Peres, to neighboring countries. And education leader of Israel's opposition Labor Party, and affluence inhibit reproduction. Life After Stockton? has endorsed the Reagan Peace Plan. In sharp contrast the nine largest Arab And there is preliminary indication that countries have a population of 158 mil- the Arab powers regard it favorably. lion and a natural increase, on the aver- Horrible Thought! Why is Mr. Begin so totally against age, of 3.1 percent. The vast majority of surrendering any part of the West Bank the huge Arab population is dirt-poor, or Gaza? To answer that question one and the average literacy rate is a depres- By The Eternal Infernal Alumnus, must try to understand the jreligious sing 38 percent. The distribution of Mike Ryan tendency of Israel generally and the population, world-wide, teaches that pov- Graduation Day, any year, in Pomona Lucky is the person who majored in a Knesset in particular. According to a erty and ignorance are the prime fertiliz- has a special meaning, though it may be salable field, such as electronic engineering qualified observer about 60 percent of ers of humanity; the lesson is not lost a horrible one to some of us. With or computer programming. Even these Israel's Jewish citizens are non-obser- upon the Israelis. diploma in hand, you are now ready to don't gurantee a job paying good money vant, although 90-95 percent go to syna- It can be seen that Mr. Begin has a venture forth from the beer parlors and at the start, though. Then comes the next gogue at least once a year. But between second reason for trying to increase, as sheltered dorm apartments (after finding possibility: make-do work until that ideal 17 and 20 percent are Orthodox, and rapidly as possible, Jewish settlements that in your greatest hour of celebration life profession come along. For some, among these are the extremely conserva- on the West Bank and Gaza while someone borrowed your stash). What the final ideal profession comes along at tive religious people who believe in the restricting Palestinian return to those next? about the same time that retirement sets literal truth of Old Testament biblical territories. Were all the displaced Pales- Valedictorians and the most highly in. history. tinians to be resettled on land that Mr. honored students may be able to prolong One of the more interesting employers In the religious spectrum, Mr. Begin Begin hopes to annex they would, within the peaceful bliss by finding available is the state government. The state has would be classed as extremely conserva- a half-century, hopelessly outnumber institutions eager to help them develop numerous openings or job titles, normally tive. the Israelis in these areas. Demography their talents in the field of academia (or accompanied by lists too long to consider. Although the Labor alignment holds is destiny. manure generation, depending upon your I chose to work for the state after suffering 47 seats in the Knesset, Mr. Begin's Three thousand years of tortured Jew- point of view). For most of us though, the through four years of make-do work. Likud Party, allied with several tiny, ish history threatens Israel's future. The hard task of survival begins with those When I found an "ideal" job, I promptly ultra-religious parties, has a small major- Babylonians, in 586 B.C., destroyed sweet rememberances of college years and correctly filed my application, and ity. As recently as July 25, the hard-line Solomon's temple and drove the Jews hanging over our heads. (I owe how in a stroke of luck, some worker m the Tehiya Party joined the Begin coalition into exile. Titus, the Roman general, much in student loans?!?!) For some, the office of employment didn't promptly in return for his support of several thou- destroyed the second temple in 70 A.D., matter is a simple one; default. arid correctly loose it. As the title that I sand new homes and seven new settle- enslaved the Jews, and sentthem into the With or without these forms of encour- was applying for was fairly new, names ments on the occupied West Bank. Thus, long diaspora. Nineteen hundred years agement, (the letter you have just received vere needed to fill these positions. It an extremely conservative Prime Minis- later, a new Israel is still threatened from from a collection agency threatening to only took the state 3 months to issue the ter rules through a coalition of ultra- every side. Although the Arab powers foreclose on your collection of punk rock test, and another 2 to grade it. About 10 conservative religious parties, who see are presently fragmented, they could records), the need for gainful employ- months after I filed my original appli- history as the will of God. unite at some future date. They continue ment is made painfully clear when one cation I was asked to appear for an In the Book of Genesis, God promised to regard Israel as a foreign body forcibly realizes that his fishing rod is now the interview. Abraham the land of Caanan, which implanted in the Arab world. And Mr. . sole provider of food. Continued on Page 7 included Samaria and Judea. Mr. Begin Begin and his adherents are haunted by

t fi* ARGQ September 17, 1982 Page 7 Life After Stockton? Horrible Thought!

Continued from page 6 degree of notoriety. same tables and chairs were used for an Together they participate in a Dungeons Five openings existed, and at least 1U Perhaps one of the better known ex- all-night victory celebration. The cramming and Dragons circle with two other notable to 15 prospective interviewees were called Stocktonians is Mike Stanford. Besides sessions resulted in 80-90% H's, throwing Stocktonians; Kerry Brown and Mark in. Of the 4 interviews I was given, I having been one of the friendliest members many a curve into the dust. Promish. considered 3 successful and one a disaster, of the community, Mike was one of the Karl Anckarstrom-Bohm, another Kerry and Mark are currently employed (the Bureau of Potable Water wanted smartest. Astral Mike, he was sometimes Math-Physics major, successfully com- by Continental Insurance Company and an engineer, while my background was called, may be the first Stocktonian to go pleted an engineering degree in Germany are doing well. Kerry is happily married. in biology). In another stroke of unusual out of this world (a place where many and, after securing a good job, decided to Shauna, his wife, was a nurse at the haste for the state, a two-week gap for people have wished Stockton students get married to a young lady there. He is Atlantic City Medical Center but now letting me know about my success turned would go). At last report he was preparing best known for his electronics wizardry, works with Continental. into a-day-and-a-half wait: The Bureau in the shuttle astronauts' training program, which first brought W.S.S.R. to the air Mark Promish, a later grad, is enjoying of Potable Water wanted me. A Year and we may see him on national television on carrier current in the dorms. (Yes, in life in Asbury Park, where he recently later the federal grant for our program in the future. 1973-74 you could tune in and hear moved after leaving Trenton. died, and, true to form, I was transferred Gary Zeik, a close friend and comerade news of the campus without leaving the As for myself, I hope to elaborate in to the Bureau of Ground Water Manage- in the misguided venture called the Stock- comfort of your hovel in outer Pomona.) future articles upon what working for the ment, along with another Stockton notable, ton Fishing Club, has now joined an Carol Kull, now married to another state is all about. (As long as you came Steve Johnson. In the course of my outfit called Seimans, a German manu- ex-Stocktonian of some note, has finished off a list, it means never having to say wanderings, I have come across numerous facturer of advanced radiological instru- computer technology school at Tufts you're fired.) I may also begin to stir up other ex-Stocktonians; Dave Munn, ments. He is head of their mid-west sales and is gainfully employed. After a few memories of not-so-long-ago departed Lynda Zananelli, and Mauris Green, to staff, based in Chicago. In 1975 he years she and Gene (The Mean) Kook Stocktonians. With any luck my series name a few. graduated with a degree in Math-Physics, married and are living happily in Paterson. on the Early Daze will also continue. Leaving the Department of Environ- and achieved new heights in proving the mental Protection for another article or ability of students to party and study. two, an examination of other grads might After 3 1/2 years at Stockton, his apart- Pub Theft Crackdown By Helen MacMurray be in order. Many of these will be people ment was known as the cram-control leniency." The C-Wing Pub has once again been who are not known, even in my present center for anyone who wanted H's in The problem is not restricted to busy the victim of a recent theft. Wednesday, circle of friends here in Southern Jersey, highly complicated physics courses. After concert nights, Ronan commented. Val- Sept. 8, during the Trigger concert, several but in their own way they have gained a the tests or take-homes were over, the uable clocks and signs have been stolen neon signs were stolen. during lunch hours as well as busy Tom Ronan, Pub manager stated that nights. Let Your Voice Be Heard! if caught, the culprits would be prosecuted Ronan emphasized that the thefts will to the fullest extent of the law. "I won't no longer be tolerated. He has issued a stand for these thefts any longer," he strong warning to all students concerning Write for the Argo! exclaimed, "from now on the police will these thefts. handle all perpetrators. There will be no

Wanted: Baseball cards. Will pay cash. For sale: 1975 V.W. Rabbit, 2 door, Any and all, 1975 and before. Call • automatic. Runs excellent. Asking Steve, 652-0852. CLASSIFIED' $1,500. Call ext. 572, ask for Barbara. For sale: AIWA (Walkman-type) FM For sale: Aspen Guitar, excellent condi- Artist Needed: For the recycling center, Found: Burgundy leather keychain (Bux- cassette player recorder. Contact Box tion, cheap, case .Only $100. Call 823- to draw and paint on four cardboard ton) with keys to a G.M. car. Found in 4340. Best offer. 0928 or leave a note in Box 5795. barrels a gorilla crushing an aluminum upper C wing. If they are yours contact can. Dina, 597-3876, Box 2119. If you're interested, please get in touch with Drew, 652-9519, or Bruce, Box For Sale: 1979 Volkswagen Rabbit; 3411. Thanks. 50,000 mi., good shape, new tires, air STOCKTQNPUB conditioning, AM/FM stereo cassette, Attention all zombies: The fourth an- quad speakers. Asking $4,500. Mike nual Beggar Dash will be held Sunday Moffitt, C-110, ext.475 or 652-7939. RT. 30 night, September 26, at 8:30 in C-Court after the Court Dinners. There will be Wanted: People who like children and DISCOUNT PACKAGE GOODS live rock and roll by Brawler. have some spare time. Maybe you enjoy 11 A.M. Til 10 P.M. storytelling, flying a kite, making a pup- Babysitter needed: M-W-F, 11:20 - pet come to life, teaching children how to Case 12 Oz. Andecker $8.75 ODDD 12:35. Call 965-6023. Ask for Val. do a somersault, or have a special talent 12 Oz. Bud Lite Case $10.80 Six Pack $2.75 For sale: Harley Davidson 250 Enduro, to share. If you'd like to help, call Free to 12 Oz. Bud Case $10.61 Six Pack $2.67 like new, $600. Honda 750-4, mint Be, Stockton's Child Care Center, and condition, $1,600. V.W. Square Back, ask for Barbara, ext. 572. 12 Oz. Michelob Case $11.74 Six Pack $2.94|| '72, like new, $1,800. Call Ray, 652- 750 ml Inglenook $2.97 Rose Or Chablis 6803. Need money? I need Essentials of Man- 750 ml Reunite Lambrusco $3.32 agerial Finance, 5th edition. Will pay Haircuts: Licensed beautician availa- fair price. Contact Box 5556 ASAP. 1 Liter Vodda Vodka $5.19 ble, modest rates. For information call 1 Liter Don Emilio $7.71 652-9021, ask for Lynnmarie. All work Wanted: Part time, male or female. done on campus. Also available for KEGS KEGS KEGS KEGS Earn $10 per hour. For more informa- perms, hennas, manicures etc. tion, call 652-7459 after 6 p.m. Special Student Dinners $2.75 Bass Player: Looking to join or set up Wanted: If you are a knowledgeable band to make money. Interested in duos, person in the area of sports, the Argo Fri. Shrimp & Fries, Choice of trios or larger bands. Can play all types needs you. We need people to cover both Sat. Open Face Beef, Soup of music; Rock, R&B, Jazz. Can also intramural and intercollegiate sports. We Mashed Potatoes play guitar and sing. Good stage pre- also need statisticians and photograph- or Salad sence, transportation, equipment. I am ers. For more information, contact the Mon. Baked Italian Sub. Fries an experienced musician and performer. sports department at the Argo office in Box 2496 or call 641 -7142 or (201 )929- C-004. , Tues. Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes 2575. Ask for Kirk. Wed. All The Spaghetti You Can Eat Anyone interested in starting the Stock- ton State Golf team, contact John Cough- Thurs. Stuffed Pork Chops, Choice of Soup Found: The books of a certain Brian lin in E-23 or box 5140. Leave your or Salad Elbaum, 9/14. Contact Box 3309 if you name and where I can get in touch with want them back. you. It is about time Stockton gets a golf 3 P.M. To 9:30 P.M. ' team. Including Choice Of Beer Or Coke Local talent wanted: From the Stockton Auto repairs: Reasonably priced; tune- community for the Thursday Afternoon ups,minor work. By appointment. Con- Pub Series. Pays $50 from 4 to 6 p.m. tact Clay, Box 3130. KEGS KEGS KEGS KEGS Contact 652-05 34, Tuesday and Thurs- day from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. ARGO Page 8 September 17, 1982 Stockton Hosts Zevon Warren Zevon is the son of a Russian Often called the "Peckinpah of Rock," In addition to manic live versions of ment for emotional war crimes. The Immigrant and a midwestern girl; he was Zevon was also dubbed "F. Scott Fitzevon" faves from his studio LPs, the acclaimed singer fulfilled one of his greatest artistic born in Chicago but raised in California for his legendary capacity for vodka. In Stand In The Fire (also produced by ambitions by recording "Bo Diddley," and Arizona. Although he had little fall '78, with encouragement from his Zevon and Ladanyl) included a pair of his all time favorite song. "Lyrically and formal musical training, while in junior wife Crystal and his friends, he admitted new tunes he wrote for The Roxy and the musically, I consider it the apotheosis of high in Los Angeles he became acquainted the rock 'n' roll song. It's a whole world with conductor and writer Robert Craft, view." who gave him advice and guidance and Shortly after John Lennon was killed, introduced him to Igor Stravinsky, whose Zevon joined the Foundation Against house he was honored to visit several Violence in America. times. Zevon spent most of 1981 and the first Also interested in singing, Zevon taught few months of '82 writing and recording himself to play guitar by listening to folk The Envoy, his fifth album, producing it music. "I think I was trying to learn the in Los Angeles with Waddy Wachtel banjo parts," he muses. "My guitar and Greg Landanyl. He wrote six of the playing has always been a little bizarre." nine tunes himself, co-writing "The Over- Most would agree. draft" with Thomas McGuane, "Ain't He began to write songs for recording That Pretty At All" wjth LeRoy P. groups and radio and TV commercials, Marinell and "Looking For The Next although he was finally ostracized from Best Thing" with Marinell and Kenny the ad business for insubordination. Edwards. The Envoy was released in Then he spent a couple of years touring July '82. as The Everly Brothers' pianist/band- "Kim and I have lived together in the leader. After The Everlys' breakup, he Hollywood Hills for more than three worked alternately with Phil and Don, years. She's started work on her fourth sang for a while in Bay Area clubs, season of 'Knots Landing for CBS,'" played freelance piano and sojourned in Zevon said on the eve of the L.P.'s release. Aspen long enough to be appointed "After a lifetime in hot water, I find honorary coroner of Pitkin County, myself in the jacuzzi of our new home Colorado (late one night in the Hotel quite a bit, having weird Ken Russell-like Jerome bar). visions. My son Jordan visits often and In 1975, he left for a year's self- himself to a month's term in an alcohol album. The title track was a get-go keeps his killer rabbits in our back yard; imposed exile in Spain, where he ended rehabilitation hospital. rocker extolling the virtues of electric my daughter Ariel lives in Paris with her up singing country and western tunes in In the beginning of '79 Zevon met guitarists and red-haired girls, while "The mother. Lately, I've developed a furtive an Irish bar. In the meantime, Zevon's Irving Azoff, and is now represented by Sin" began as a punk homily on the need and atavistic fascination with the music closest friend, Jackson Browne, was Front Line Management. for human kindness, but was wrenched of Charlie Parker." spreading Warren's music and setting up After an amiable divorce, he spent the into the nightmare of Warren's indict- a recording contract for him Stateside. year in Hollywood working on his next Stopping off in London to arrange a Phil album, Bad Luck Streak In Dancing Everly album (and earn plane fare) he School, recording as he wrote, with returned to Los Angeles, where Browne Greg Ladanyl co-producing. At the same produced his firstAsylu m album, Warren time, he studied dance with Joanne De- Sci-Fi News Zevon, released in May '76. Linda Ron- Vito, a ballet choreographer who had stadt recorded four songs from that album, also helped coach John Travolta. including the hit single "Poor Poor Pitiful Later in the year, Warren met actress Me." The January 7, 1980 edition of Kim Lankford (of TV's "Knots Landing"), By Peter Manic Star Trek. The Wrath of Khan, the Time magazine named the LP one of the and the two have been inseparable ever I'm back from my summer vacation movie Trekkies were waiting for since 10 best rock albums of the 1970s. since. "Love at first sight," said the on Gallifrey to welcome all the returning the first Trek picture put movie audiences National Enquirer. What else is there to students and new freshmen to Stockton to sleep, was a box office sucess in every Warren toured the U.S., then Europe say? State. This summer science fiction fans sense of the word. The story offered fast- with Jackson Browne, after which he After Kim acted in "The Octagon," were treated to an outstanding line-up of paced action. William Shatner and Leo- took off for Spain and East Africa to visit she introduced Zevon to the world of summer movies: topping the list were nard Nimoy and the rest of the Trek friend.s and begin writing songs for his martial arts; he has become Aaron Norris' E. T. and Star Trek.The Wrath of Khan. regulars really outdid themselves. Even second E/A album, Excitable Boy. The only private student. I feel that E.T. was an outstanding Scotty, under great odds, delivered the album, produced by Jackson Browne Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School movie. The story was a fairy tale about a power when needed to defeat Khan. This and Waddy Wachtel (guitar wizard and was released in January '80. A con- young boy whose life was changed by a film exposed the plight of Kirk during a crony from The Everly Brothers band), troversial record , it was generally regarded close encounter with a lost-but-friendly mid-life crisis and the loss of a very dear was released in January, '78 and ascended as his most violent and at the same time alien. Steven Spielberg created a film friend.Kirstie Alley, in her portrayal of briskly to the Top 10, also yielding the vulnerable and self-revelatory work. which touched us all in different ways; Saavik had a sensuous air about her. The hit single, "Werewolves of London." After a year in the studio and "in personally speaking, I was really sad space battle scenes were expertly handled training," Zevon was eager to tour. First, when I thought E.T. died. However, he by Industrial Light and Magic. The he enlisted the aid of East Coast guitar was brought back to life by the strength movie was faithful to the spirit of the ace David Landau ("The Jaguar"). Then of Elliot's love. (This is my theory how series, and the death of Spock was L'ERARIO'SI he met a group called Boulder, which E.T. was revived.) It was thrilling when handled with class. I do hope that in had recorded a harrowing and intelligent the audience cheered as Elliot and his future Trek films new characters are SUB SHOP version of Zevon's "Join Me In L.A.," friends kept E.T. away from the Govern- developed and accepted by the fans. 652-1398 included on their debut album. The ment and returned him to his own people. Other films this summer included, The Only-4 MinAway On| "audition" consisted of a spirited rendition I feel that this film will have an everlasting Thing, Bladerunner, Conan, Tron and of "Johnny B. Goode," and the touring effect on people who have seen it, because the Australian import, Road Warrior. JIM LEED & band was born. The band (including of the emotional response the film brings Hope you stay tuned to the ARGO, the Warren) and show were titled "The Dog out. The special effects were fantastic, paper that takes you where no person has PITNEY RDS Ate The Part We Didn't Like," a line and the acting was excellent. E.T.'s craft gone before. Comments and suggestions Open-11 A.M. To 16 P.M. borrowed from Zevon's friend, novelist was reminiscent of the Mothership from for stories can be sent to BOX 4039. Closed Mondays Thomas McGuane. Spielbergs's Close Encounters of the Peace, Live Long, and Prosper. FEATURING The tour was a great success. Rolling Third Kind. Stone wrote of an April concert at L. A.'s SUBS-PIZZA- CT Tr7T T1DrT Universal Amphitheatre: "In response t FOREIGN SUZUKI ** HOME-MADE to the audience's ovation, Zevon an- ï CAR PARTS MOTORCYCLES * SOUP nounced ungrammatically, 'I sing as * * good as I can, and I dance as well as I * G&L AUTO SALES * -DINNERS - want.' As he skillfully demonstrated that * 10% DISCOUNT * evening, he manages pretty damn good * STOCKTON # ETC. and pretty damn well." * AUTO SALE * * STUDENTS AND REPAIR # Plenty Of Parking Space Reflecting on his somewhat sudden * AND * decision to record the few-months-new * PERSONNEL * FLEA MARKET EVERY # # group in concert during a sold-out stand * * SAT. & SUN. at The Roxy in Hollywood for December * WHITE HORSE PIKE * '80's Stand In The Fire, his first live LP, * ABSECON N.J. 641-2381 * the Excitable Boy said: "Strike while the iron's hot." . .v v ARGQ September 17, 1982 Page 9

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By Michael Thomas About two and a half years ago, a $20,000 needed for transmitters, a tower, small group of Stockton students founded and other necessities of FM radio. WSSR "On The Air WSSR, our first and only radio station. WSSR's current broadcast schedule The development of the station has been includes lots of music, and several "spot- a difficult and ongoing process, but, light" shows, among which are: "Week- according to General Manager Mark end in Sports", covering past and up- Orell, the work is finally beginning to coming sporting events; "Something pay off. Currently broadcasting in the C- Funny", featuring local and professional Wing commons and the game room, comedians; "Strictly Classics", a clas- WSSR now stands closer than ever to sical music hour; "All That's Jazz"," the FM hook-up that will make them a playing jazz, jazz and more jazz; "The "real" radio station, broadcasting over a World is Your Business", a show which roughly 30 mile radius. explains (in a comic light) how to use Standing between the station and the current events in everyday conversation; airwaves are only two things: money and "What's to Do", tells you where to go a license. The license, says Orell, is the and who you'll find playing there; and easy part. The station has already been "Closer Than You Think", a close-up issued frequency 91.7 on the FM dial, on local artists in music and conversation. and is expecting official authorization to Anyone interested in joining WSSR begin broadcasting in December of should contact Mark Orell at ext. 780 or 1982. In the meantime, Orell is working at the WSSR office. Radio or musical with Bill Griggs and Ed Maddox on a experience is helpful but not necessary. program to solicit tax-deductible do- WSSR is also offering a course in radio nations from businesses, including several journalism, if interested contact Rob casinos, area banks, and some local Doblmeier at ext. 760. Good luck, establishments, to raise the estimated WSSR, in getting "on the air". IVSSR Control Center Photo by Ken Dansby WSSR SCHEDULE F-Court Monday + Tuesday Wednesday ^ Thursday Friday Rocks 8:00 AM. By Helen Bowen and Mike Thomas Something Enlightening (Music, Just Music) Sunday night F-Court rocked to the 9:00 A.M. sounds of "Just Passin' Thru", a new- wave and country music band, during a "Just For Fun" party sponsored by the 10:00 A.M. Live D J. (Music, All Week, All Music) Tenant's Association. The party kicked off around 9:30 p.m. 12:45 P.M. with kegs and refreshments, funded par- News tially by .the Tenant's Association and All partly through tickets sold in F-Court for 1:00 P.M. Sports Strictly Business Closer only $2.00. At it's peak, the party was That's attended by about 300 people, who Funny Classics Than "danced the night away" to tunes by 1:30 P.M. Jazz To Do such bands as The Police, Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Cars, and The Outlaws. An excited 2:00 P.M. Live D.J. All Music bystander livened up the band's cover of "Mercedes Benz" by Janis Joplin. 5:00 P.M. Live D.J. All Music Sometime late in the evening a prankster tossed a smoke bomb, and in the con- fusion a party-goer sustained minor in- 7:30 P.M. juries. As the smoke cleared, the fun Live D.J. All Music resumed, and barring this single incident, 10:00 P.M. the party was a smashing success. Trigger's New Sound By Janice Waters Sunday, and The Ship Wheel in Brielle On Wednesday, September 8, Stock- every Tuesday. ton rocked to the energizing sounds of Stockton was their first college date Trigger. Trigger was scheduled to begin this semester, and they plan to play 20 to at 9:00, and the lines waiting to get in 30 more colleges along with club dates in showed the enthusiasm of the Stockton North Jersey and Southern New York. State community. The band was deter- The second set had everybody out on mined to get the crowd moving and the the floor dancing to the songs "Jennie", students, still with a touch of summer "Tainted Love", "I Ran", "Super Freak", spirit, danced and drank the night away. "Should I Stay", "Don't You Want Trigger opened with the theme-song Me", and many other great dancing of Rocky III, "Eye of the Tiger", which tunes. The floor was packed and energy ' immediately caught the crowd's attention. was flowing: so was the beer. The second At first, Stockton students were feeling set ended at 11:15, along with the beer. the band out, and they liked what they The amazing fact was not that the students heard. had drunk all the alcohol, but that a good When Trigger began playing "Hurt so amount of people stayed on for the third Good" by John Cougar, students dis- set despite the lack of beer and wine. played their dancing talents while others Trigger has been concentrating on eagerly watched. tightening up their "new" sound. They / Trigger consists of five players: Richie have also been working on approximately A House, age 26, on guitar; Tom Nigra, 50 original tunes and a record deal; all of age 26, on bass guitar; Bill Drew, 25, on which takes time. ' drums; Derek Remington, 27, on key- The third set included such songs as "I boards; and their only female member, Want Candy", "Destroyer", "Centerfold", Chris Sparks, 22, with vocals. The three "Take It Any Way You Want It", and a originals: Tom, Derek, and Richie, have few other powerful tunes. They played been playing together for nine years. till 1:00 a.m., and the crowd still wanted Trigger, as a band of five, have been more. As an ending remark, Tom Nigra together for four months. They have of Trigger commented, "We've all had a been playing the shorepoints all summer, good time here at Stockton, and we hope as regulars at Baby O's in Seaside every to be back." ARGQ September 17, 1982 Page 11 THE WORKS

POMONA, NJ - Jennifer Muller & "best performance" distinctions at the The Works,"the New York City based 1977 Berlin Dance Festival and the company whose recent international tours 1980 Festival D'Avignon. The company have won new modern dance audiences has also been lauded by the United throughout Europe and South America, States International Communications opens the fall 1982 dance season at Agency as "exemplary ambassadors of Stockton State College on Saturday, American contemporary dance." September 25 at 8:15 p.m. Curtain time For their performance at Stockton, for the one-night-only performance is at the twelve member company will perform 8:15 p.m. two of Ms. Muller's full length dances. Muller, who prior to the formation of The first half of the program will consist The Works in 1974 was a principal' of Terrain, a 35 minute piece which the dancer with the Jose Limon and Louis company premiered in April 1981 in Falco Dance Companies, has fashioned Montreal. The second part of the per- her own company of undisputed inter- formance will feature the highly acclaimed national acclaim. In a relatively short Chant, the specially commissioned span of time, her troupe has become one winner of the 1980 Festival D'Avignon. of the most sought after contemporary Tickets for the Jennifer Muller & The dance companies in the world. Their six Works concert are $6.00 Orchestra and U.S. and nine foreign tours have taken $4.00 Mezzanine for Stockton I.D. card them to such cultural centers as Paris, holders. Tickets are available through Berlin, Amsterdam, Brussels, Buenos the Stockton Box Office or can be reserved Aires, Montreal and Mexico City. In by calling 652-9000. Visa and Master- addition to enjoying the praise of audiences Card are welcome. and critics, the ensemble has been awarded OS PREY TRACKS

By Michael Thomas here this week. Gary Cooper and Jean Arthur in a story catch an intimate afternoon performance. Hey there, everybody, and welcome Laserium, a laser-light show set to of a man who inherits a fortune and a In sports this week, it's cross country back once again. Hope you're all ready contemporary rock music, will fire up pack of hounding relatives. "Mr. Smith with Montclair State at Montclair on for some "sound" entertainment, because the P.A.C. with three shows on Friday, Goes to Washington", at 5:30 and 8:00 Saturday the 18. Also on Saturday our that's what's coming your way. The September 17 at 7,9, and 11 p.m. Tickets p.m. on the 20, stars Jimmy Stewart in soccer team hosts William Paterson at biggie, of course, is an afternoon concert are only $2.00 with Stockton I.D., and one of his most memorable roles as a 1:30 p.m. out on the soccer field. on the football field with the excitable are available in the Campus Activities Boy-Scout leader who accidentally becomes The women's volleyball team plays boy himself, Warren Zevon, this Sunday. Office or at the door. a U.S. Senator. Admission to both films Kean College at Kean on Tuesday, and Tickets, if you don't have them already, A pair of Frank Capra comedies will is only 50

SUMMER MOVIES HEAT UP BOX OFFICE By Dean Lamanna Wrath of Khan. M Â WL M wo At a time when the movie industry Suitable for older children and adults, seemed to be on the downslide with this film succeeds where Tron and 1980's atlantic film societf escalation of video cassettes and cable grandly pompous Star Trek: The Motion television, the 1982 summer season has Picture (recently shown on cable T.V.) PRESENTS turned out to be Hollywood's biggest fail. Generous amounts of time are allotted ever. Theaters are flickering with a variety to pertinent story and character develop- of films that are aimed primarily, if not ment, thus leaving the film with a greater The Little Art Theatre solely, at the financially crucial young impact - on the box-office as well as the

market. The most popular films, though, audience. The Little Art Theatre has been established to bring you the finest in current foreign, have two things in common: they are Too much story development, how- independent, and documentary films, plus our usual fare: films not usually shown in the ever, can diminish a film's impact. Such local commercial theaters. Films will be presented in 35 mm. and this improvement will well-made and appeal to both young and mean sharper, clearer images andtnhanccd sound tracks. With 35 mm equipment we old alike. is the case with Clint Eastwood's newest will have access to more recent films, which we have had to wait up to a year or more to Spielberg took part as writer and pro- thriller, Firefox. Slow build-up (two hours play in 16 mm. Additionally, we will be able to screen films that have never been of it) and a so-so climax just about kill available in 16 mm. ducer of two big summer hits, E. T. and The Little Art Theatre will be located at the corner of Zion and Ocean Heights Poltergeist. Poltergeist is the chilling this stuffy, humorless movie. Adults Avenues. Harbor Village Square. Bargaintown. tale of a modern haunted house and was might wring some suspense out of it, but We hope that you will join us often at our new location for an exciting Fall Film young children will surely squirm with Festival. Phone 653-1626. the subject of a Texas controversy sur- Students $2.50 Every Monday & Tuesday Evening With Stockton I.D. rounding the film's modest PG rating. boredom. Indeed, Poltergeist has moments of pure, These are just a few of the films that shocking horror reminiscent of Spielberg's are out this summer. Also making the Jaws', it is much too frightening for rounds are: Rocky III, Sylvester Stallone's children under eight or nine. But for third and final bout in the boxing ring, Brilliant Kugertncrt COMING its terrific: older children and adults, the film is a second only to E. T. at the box office; quality, above-average thriller graced Annie, the hit Broadway show turned- with remarkable special effects. movie musical, with lukewarm reviews MY DINNER Gregorys Girf WITH ANDRE It's too early to tell if the special and steady box office pull; and John DlflECTfcOa'v m effects of Tron, Walt Disney Productions' (.Halloween) Carpenter's remake of The LOUIS MALLE Opening Sept24th latest effort, will elevate it above the Thing, which seems to be repelling patrons heavy competition. The film's much rather than attracting them with its horrific ballyhooed computer-generated imagery special effects. can't quite compensate for flat charac- All in all, it's been a terrific summer terization and a silly, uninvolving story. for the ailing movie industry. The rapid Kids might get a charge out of the demise of the critically-lambasted Grease colorful sights and sounds, but mature II, the season's single worst film fatality, individuals will probably want more. serves to prove an important point: that And more of what makes a movie people are still willing to pay for quality work is provided in Star Trek II: The entertainment. ARGO Page 12 4 September 17, 1982 f ; •> |

PLAS SCHOLARSHIPS NORML FUNDRAISER Applications for PLAS scholarships BULLETIN BOARD The New Jersey Chapter of the Na- (Puerto Rican Latin American Scholar- tional Organization for the Reform of ships) are available for New Jersey High REAL ESTATE COURSE HAZARDOUS WASTE Marijuana Laws is sponsoring a fund- School seniors and undergraduate stu- The Office of Conferences, Seminars The Environmental Research Found- raising picnic at Deep Hollow Park in dents of Puerto Rican and Latin heritage. and Community Services announces its ation has announced the publication of Farmingdale, New Jersey on Saturday, Applicants must have completed high Fall Real Estate Course: Real Estate The NJ Citizen Hazardous Waste Net- September 18 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. school or its equivalent and submit proof Sales: Pre-licensure, to be held on Wed- work Directory. The directory contains Admission to the event is $5.00. of their acceptance into an accredited nesday evenings at 6 p.m. beginning the names, addresses and telephone The benefit will feature the live music New Jersey college or university. In September 22. numbers of dozens of ad hoc citizen of Laughen Bones, Itchy-K, H20, The addition, applicants must be United States A certificate of completion is issued groups that have sprung up in response Local Band, Rocker, and Final Plea. citizens and permanent residents of New for this course which enables an individ- to hazardous waste problems in New In addition, NORML Speakers will Jersey and presently enrolled as full- ual to take the New Jersey Real Estate Jersey communities. address the audience on pertinent issues time students attending an accredited Sales License Examination. In addition to citizen groups solely of marijuana reform today. college or university in the State of New Topics will include property rights concerned with hazardous waste, the NORML is a non-profit public inter- Jersey. Completed applications must be and interests, transfer of title, convey- 42-page directory lists the statewide est group seeking a non-criminal, com- submitted to the Puerto Rican Latin ancing deeds, liens, easements, con- environmental organizations, watershed mon sense response to the private use of American Scholarship, 443 Broad Street, tracts for the sale of property, mortga jes, associations, labor, religious and womens' marijuana. Marijuana has been decri- Newark, New Jersey 07102 by October leases, statutes of frauds, law of agency, groups working on hazardous waste issues. minalized in eleven states, including 15,1982. Application forms are available broker salesman relationships, real estate The directory is intended to help groups New York. But in New Jersey, mari- at the Intercom Desk, J-204. mathematics, and the New Jersey Real form networks to share information and juana is still classified with heroin, and Estate License Examination. Full tuition to pool resources and talents. It is also possession of less than an ounce of mari- VET TUITION FUNDS fee is $160.00 for people who want to solve hazardous juana can be punished by up to two years The New Jersey Legislature has ap- This is the State approved forty-five waste problems in their communities imprisonment. propriated funds for the 1982-83 aca- hour course. and are looking for nearby groups to A showing of the film"Reefer Mad- demic year for the Veterans Tuition SCUBA CLUB work with. ness" will conclude the day's program. Credit Program. There will be a BASIC SCUBA CER- The NJ Citizen Hazardous Waste The Program offers U.S. veterans TIFICATION course offered beginning Network Directory is available from the S.J. WAR FORUM who were, or are, eligible for federal October 25 and running to November Environmental Research Foundation, The South Jersey Forum Against the veterans' educational assistance, annual 22. The class meetings will be on Mon- P.O. Box 6483, Lawrenceville, N.J., Threat of Nuclear War is having a meeting awards of $400 for full-time study, and day and Wednesday night from 6 to 08648. The price is $4 per copy. this Tuesday, Sept. 21, in room G-202, at $200 for half-time study at approved ,10:00. The fee for the course will be 4:30 p.m. postsecondary educational institutions. $100 plus boat rental for'check out We need volunteers to help educate Applicants must have been New Jersey ACM H PLAYERS AUDITION dives. Anyone interested should attend The Mental Health Association in the community about the upcoming nue- residents at the time of induction or the next club meeting on Tuesday, Sep- New Jersey is seeking community vol- 4ear "freeze" campaign, which will be on discharge, or for at least two years prior tember 21, at 5:00 p.m. in H-116. unteers to join the Atlantic County Men- the ballot in New Jersey this November. to the time of application, excluding the For those who are already certified, tal Health Players. Everyone is welcome. time of active duty. Veterans must have we will be having a boat dive on Sunday, The Mental Health Players have re- served in the U.S. Armed Forces between September 26, and a quarry dive on ceived acclaim from community audien- ORCHESTRA RESCHEDULED December 31,1960 and August 1,1974. Sunday, October 17. For information on ces throughout the state for their pre- The Sunday, September 19 concert of Applications for the 1982-83 academic these dives and other activities, please sentations of real-life situations dealing the Atlantic Chamber Orchestra has year are now available at college Veterans' come to meetings every Tuesday at 5:00 with the subjects of parent-child conflict, been rescheduled for Friday,November Affairs Offices, or from the New Jersey in H-l 16. If you are unable to attend the marital problems, stress in the work- 5 at 8:00 p.m.and will be held in the A- Department of Higher Education. meetings, please contact Diane Evers, place, mental illness, teenage pregnancy, Wing lecture hall. Tickets for September JEWISH HOLIDAY SERVICES Box 5389. aging and retirement, death and dying, 19 will be valid for November 5 child abuse, and substance abuse. Per- The Jewish High Holidays will be YARD SALE formers improvise, using the role-play celebrated during September. Rosh "One man's junk is another man's SOCIALIST FORUM technique originated by the world ac- Hashana, the Jewish New Year 5743, treasure." You can help the volunteers "Ronnie Ray Guns" will be presiding claimed Elmira Players. Involvement in will be celebrated beginning with the of the Community Companion Program over the Socialist Forum Table in the F- the program necessitates a commitment Friday evening, Sept. 17 and continuing raise money by donating your unwanted wing Gallery on Tuesday from 12 to 2 of two nights a month. A training session into the next two days. Yom Kippur, the items for a huge yard sale. p.m. and Thursday from 12 to 2 p.m. Day of Atonement, will begin on Sunday for new players will be held on Tuesday The volunteers are special people who Leaflets and information will be available. night, Sept. 26 and continue into Monday. evening, September 21. help recovering psychiatric patients re- The Office of Campus Activities, in adjust to community living. The money Interested persons are asked to call cooperation with the Stockton Jewish raised will be used to help in the weekly Vickie Phillips at the Atlantic County Student Association-Hillel have made expense of providing recreational pro- CCP Office at 344-8335 for further arrangements with area synagogues (con- details. grams for this often-shut-in group of GBQ BCQOG ODD servative or reform) for Stockton students people. OQQ CEDED ••• to attend services free of charge. Op- Items may be dropped off at the Men- HEALTH PROFESSIONS CLUB DQQ •fcifcJU DEBO portunities also exist for interested students UGLULiiJ •• tal Health Association from 9 to 5, The Health Professions Club will hold to join local families for holiday meals. UE GEO DEDUCE Monday through Friday, 1125 Pacific a general meeting on Thursday, Sep- EQD EEEECEEBE Any Stockton student who is interested Avenue, Atlantic City, New Jersey, or tember 16, at 4:30 p.m. in G-202. CEDE QBE EEEE should contact the Office of Campus Act- •EDBEOEBE BEE you can call the office and arrange to Also planned is a slide series and ivities (H-201, ext. 205) as soon as EBEEGB QBE EB have items picked up at 344-8335. lecture on September 30, at 4:30 p.m. in BE GGEGB possible. The Yard Sale will be held at 1604 CC-103 .The presentation is titled,"Car- DEEE EHUD EGQ BEE EEOGE GEE SURF CLUB South Main Street, Pleasantville, on ing for your Heart," by Terri Schieder •EE EQEEE BEG The Stockton State College Surf Club Saturday, September 25 (rain date 26). and Elizabeth Lanning of Atlantic City will have a meeting on Tuesday, Sep- Go on! Clean out that attic! Help a Medical Center. All interested in the tember 21, at 12:20 p.m. in room 'G- good cause. Your help will be greatly Health Professions Club are welcome to 208. Everyone is welcome. appreciated. both the meeting and the presentation.

The Argo staff regrets To: All concerned From: Raging Roosters that, due to space lim- Concerning: Birch ct. Babes itations, there will be one ONAL Rule # I Our women are the finest! Rule # 2 No leeching! Be nice to the workers at the Zevon To my children. personal per week per Dearest Facr Rule # 3 There is no rule # 2. "Welcome Home." We hereby e :'.end a cordial invitation to Rule # 4 No leeching! cqncert, so everyone can enjoy it. person accepted. An Argo I'm sorry for neglecting you these first you for a long and leisurely bubble bath to To the ignorant pyros at the tenants party. few weeks, but I thought you could handle it. staff member must O.K. be taken at your convience. Write back with If you get your kicks lighting smoke a time and date. Well supply the bubble 1 was wrong. bombs at parties, pleasekill innocent people and initial your personal bath if you supply the soap. Well, I would just like to say one thing, in other countries, not at Stockton. This can Luv always, "Heckle and Jeckle" "Sex isnlt everything." in order for it to be ac- be arranged by calling your local Army, P.S. Finding the soap is more than half the Mom Navy, or Marine Corps. ceptable. An SSC Ï.D. fun. Bring two quarts of J.D. P.S. "Freda, where ever you are, please Card is required. Dead- read your Shakespear. Now!" That was a dumb move and the bums on my clothes will prove it. "I just made "ome pigsounds," G.O., G.S.. Note: Family dinners will resume as soon line for personals is Tues- J.J.L., G.L.G., D.M.D. as possible. Attendance is mandatory. Lucky to be alive QQIN day at noon. Thank you. Gatorade. Dear Jeckle, To all who walk the paths: The Argona'ught Well love, you graduated! Congratulations! I'll give you a dollar if you let me take a The grounds of Stockton are beautiful and I'm gonna miss you around school this bubble bath alone with Face. You've already when garbage is thrown around it becomes To: Mark. Rusty. Sally, Mary, Chîj», and of semester. It was a great summer we had had your fun-with him. Three's a crowd. ugly. So remember that garbage goes in course FiFi, ATTORNEY AT LAW together. Although South Jersey may think Love, Heckle cans. Thank-you all for putting me up and you're an ugly bartender, I don't! But hell, P.S. Besides, what color are you wearing Thank 'you. Nature Nut putting up with me. Especially'my two 2757 WHITE HORSE PIKE it's worth a weeks vacation in Acapuico! today? hang-over nurses whose help 1 could have All Alpha Chi Rho sisters and pledge- We're gonna have a blast there. Hope you P.O. BOX 72B done without. Well it's 3:25 , good night Fi- sisters are asked to contact Dee Lynch at have a fantastic birthday this weekend. Ellen. Fi. I just wanted you all to know that I really Box5857 or 652-6472 to arrange an organ- COLOGNE, N.J. OB213 We'll be getting faced for sure. What ever happened to my personal? do appreciate all you did. Thanks again. izational meeting and elections. Your Honey Your Drinking Partner (609) 965-<4550 Love, Judy ARGO September 17, 1982 Page 13 CALENDAR OF EVENT ENTAL FRIDAY, September 17 6:30 p.m. Glassboro Graduate Program. D-002. 9:00 a.m. Crew Club Recruitment. G- 7:30 p.m. Great Books Discussion ASTUR- ' Wing Gallery. Group. G-204. 9:00 a.m. Los Latinos Unidos Crew 7:30 p.m. U.B.S.S. Meeting. G-208/209. BATION Members Drive. G-Wing Gallery. 8:00 p.m. Iota PHi Theta Meeting. G- Answers on page 13 202/203. SATURDAY, September 18 , 8:00 p.m. Newman Club Meeting. G- osm 1 Pose 207. 2 Mouths SUNDAY, September 19 3 Young sheep 4 Stir 5 Colorful 26 Of the moon 12:00 noon. Fall Outdoor Concert winged insect 27 Composition Warren Zevon. Baseball Field. 6 Danish land 29 Lion's WEDNESDAY, September 22 division: PI. "pride" 5:30 p.m. Programming Film. Lecture 7 Also 31 Fish eggs ACROSS 8 Tuetonic 33 Declare Hall. 1 The sun 24 Courage 44 Tantalum 9:00 a.m. Club Sports and Service deity 37 Wine cup 4 Lassen 28 Male sheep symbol 6:00 p.m. Mass. G-208/209. 9 Guldo's high 38 Mine excava- Organization Recruitment C-Wing 9 Ogle 30 Mistaken 45 In action note tions 8:00 p.m. Programming Film. Lecture 12 Man's name 32 Arabian gar- 47 Path Gallery. 10 Still 42 Thus Hall. 13 Report ments 50 Cut 11 Female, 45 Qlri's name 9:00 a.m. Crew Club Recruitment G- 14 Man's nick- 34 Preposition 51 Corded cloth 10:00 p.m. Programming Film. Lecture sheep 46 Jog Wing Gallery. name 35 May flies 54 Time gone by 17 Apportioned 47 Ordinance Hall. 15 Scottish cap 36 Short capes 55 Hindu queen 11:00 a.m. Physics Society Meeting. 19 Bone 48 Mature 16 Man's name 39 Chinese 56 Native metal 20 Males 49 Negative G-204. 17 Partner pagoda 57 Damp MONDAY, September 20 21 English 50 Man's nick- 18 Boxing 40 Vaporous 58 Collect 12:45 p.m. Physics Program Meeting. streetcars name matches 41 Possessive 59 Make into 22 Clerical collar G-204. 20 Pronoun pronoun leather 52 Time period 9:00 a.m. Crew Club Recruitment. G- 24 Abases 53 Write 3:50 p.m. College Republican Organ- 21 Editor's abbr. 43 Railway Wing Gallery. (abbr.) 25 Tipster 55 Sun god ization Meeting. B-113. 23 Compass pt. 11:30 a.m. BASK Program Meeting. 6:30 p.m. Glassboro Graduate Program. G-201. 12:45 p.m. Physics Society Seminar B-113. Meeting. G-201. Somewhere in this very newspaper there 5:30 p.m. Programming Film. Lecture Hall. will be a page dedicated to satiating the 8:00 p.m. New Life Christian Fellow- THURSDAY, September 23 creative whims of the Stockton populus. Yes, ship Meeting. G-208/209. 8:00 p.m. Programming Committee 9:00 a.m. Club Sports and Service it will be called, oddly enough, the Creative Film. Lecture Hall. Organization Recruitment C-Wing Gallery. ' . Writing Page\ I, as its editor, am requesting TUESDAY, September 21 9:00 a.m. Crew Club Recruitment. G- that all you budding Frosts, Miltons, and Wing Gallery. 9:00 a.m. Crew Club Enlistment. G- 4:30 p.m. ARHU Division Meeting. Morrisons submit both your poetry and short Wing Gallery. K-102. stories. Bring your work down to the Argo 12:30 p.m. Surf Club Meeting. G- 4:30 p.m. Audio Club Meeting. G- 208/209. 204. Office in C-004. See your work in print! 4:30 p.m. Liberal Arts Meeting. D- 4:30 p.m. Dean of Student's Hour. G- 002. 207. Dan Lessard 4:30 p.m. Psychology Club Meeting. 4:30 p.m. SOBL Division Meeting. H- H-115. 115. 4:30 p.m. Senate Subcommitte Meeting. 4:30 p.m. Washington Internship Pro- C-104. gram Meeting. G-207. 4:30 p.m. Tennis Club Meeting. G- 6:30 p.m. Glassboro Graduate Program. STEVE'S PLACE • D-002. 207. Across From Spencer Gifts Office Complex- Pleasantville, N.J. 5:00 p.m. Scuba Club Meeting. H- 7:30 p.m. Aikido Club. A-Wing Gallery, (609) 646-6900 • 115. second floor. 6:30 p.m. Faculty Writing Group. B- 9:00 p.m. Sigma Gammo Rho Sorority LIVE ENTERTAINMENT • 105. Party. CC-103. •FREE ADMISSION» • • ZEVON TICKETS 6 Days A Week NOW APPEARING EVERY Your ticket contributes $1.00 WED. & THURS. toward the Australian Memorial •BRAWLER* Fund. The fund aides the families of Stockton's Best Rock & Roll the 3 Stockton students who APPEARING EVERY FRI. & SAT, died in a tragic highway accident •PLUM LOCO* in Australia on Aug. 21. These Live Dance Music families need our help. Have Wednesday Thursday STEAMED SHRIMP NIGHT Special Drink CLAMS $1.50 A Plate you bought your ticket yet? NIGHT Price With LADIES NIGHT College I D. All Drinks $1.00 On sale now outside G-Wing For Ladies

With SSC I.D. $6.00 Monday & Tuesday Without I.D. $8.00 In case of rain, concert will be •D.J. BOB held in the Gym at 7 P.M. & 10 EVERLAND- P.M. this Sunday. ARGO Page 14 September 17, 1982 •••••••••••••••••••• PORT •••••••••••••••••••• SOCCER LOSES OPENER 1-0 By Tony Abruzzo the field. They took a shot, and goalkeeper Jim Sweeney mack a gooc stop on a not stay away from the ball, therefore After coming off of a great record last Ricky Barrett came out and made a good breakaway which prevented a sure goal. interfering with play. year at 9-6-1, taking third place in the save. Minutes later, Hunter took a shot Then at 38:50 Ray Salazar made the conference and adding some depth to the which went wide. score 1 -0, when he scored an unassisted At 28:12 Mickey Hurley was injured team through recruiting, head coach Walt The Osprey's had another chance to goal which deflected off of defenseman when he went up to head the ball; his legs Pericciuoli had very high hopes for the score at 23:05 into the first half. They Jeff Dworkin's leg and went into the net/ were taken out from under him and he soccer team this year. brought the ball into Hunter's end. Mickey Had the ball not been deflected, no goal came down hard. At the hospital his Those high hopes were dimmed slightly Hurley took a pass from the left side and would have been scored, as Barrett anti- condition was diagnosed as a sprained on Saturday as the Ospreys lost their scissor-kicked the ball over his head and cipated where the ball was aimed and back. As the situation stands, he should season opener to Hunter College 1-0. the net. was in position to make the save. be back in action this Saturday when The Ospreys applied pressure early Immediately after that play, Hunter's The second half was mostly back and Stockton hosts William Paterson College and took about five minutes to get in the coach was issued a yellow card by the forth. Both teams played good defense, at 1:30 at the Athletic field. This game first shot of the game. It was a litte referee for refusing to go to the bench. and also had their opportunities to score. promises to be very exciting. When dribbler which Hunter had no trouble From then on, Hunter applied pressure At 15:55, Hunter College was given a these two teams met last year they stopping. for a good portion of the remainder of the team caution for encroachment. What played to a 0-0 tie after double overtime. At the 13:00 mark, Hunter finally first half, but the Ospreys remained that means is, everytime Stockton set up William Paterson was also a nationally moved the ball in to the Osprey's end of tough. for a free kick or a penalty, Hunter would ranked team when they met.

76ers Get Malone

Moses Malone is no longer a Houston who averaged 7.9 points per game ano Rocket. Last season's most valuable 708 rebounds in 81 games last season. player was traded to the Philadelphia Second, they are getting a first round 76ers for Caldwell Jones and a first draft pick which the 76ers acquired from round draft pick. Cleveland. If the Cavaliers do come in This deal could very well work out to last in the Eastern Conference, and Houston's advantage. First, they are Houston wins the coin flip with the getting a proven player, Caldwell Jones, Western conference's last place team, the Rockets will most probably pick 7-4 Virginia star Ralph Sampson. Malone's $13.2 million dollar contract over a six year period will make him the highest paid player in any sport. IRC There will be an IRC meeting Monday at 2:00 p.m. in the Athletics office J- 216.

LAKE FRED REGATTA

The 2nd Annual Lake Fred Regatta will be held Saturday, September 25, at 10:00 a.m. Stockton students and faculty are welcome. Entries are $1 per person or $8 per boat.

Thompson Injured Stockton's Rewi Thompson will be going to the Temple Sports Medicine Clinic during the next few days to have his left wrist examined fift; a possible break or fracture. Thompson, who was nationally rank- Stockton Versus B ed for his 90-plus free throw percentage, complained of pain in his left wrist after e playing in a pick-up game earlier this William Paterson week. The injury apparently occurred when Rewi used his hands to break his fall. The decision to send him to Temple1 Saturday 1:30 P.M was made after different doctors' diag- T noses were in conflict. At The Athletic Field

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CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE MEN'S SOCCER SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER SEPTEMBER 15 Philadelphia Metropolitan Small College Hunter College 2:00 H Cross Country Tournament •William Paterson College of New Jersey 1:30 H 18 •Montclair State College •Trenton State College 4:00 A 25 Philadelphia Pharmacy/ •Kean College of New Jersey 11:00 A Eastern/Alvernia OCTOBER OCTOBER •Montclair State Collçge 8:00 A Monmouth College 3:30 H 2 * William Paterson College of New Jersey Spring Garden College 3:30 H 9 Lincoln University •Glassboro State College 3:30 A 13 •Glassboro State College •Jersey City State College H 16 Trenton State College Cabrini College 1-00 A 19 NJCTC Championships College of Staten Island 3:30H Salisbury State College NOVEMBER of Maryland 3:30 H Rutgers University at Camden 3:30 H 6 CTC Cross Country Championships •Ramapo College of New Jersey 1:00 A- 13 NCAA Division III-Regional Cross Country Championships NOVEMBER Cheyney State College of PA. 3:00 A •Denotes NJSCAC Meet Allentown College 1:00 A Head Coach: Bob Zentmeyer •Denotes NJSCAC Game Asst. Coach: Dave Pfeifer Head Coach: Walt Pericciuoli Asst. Coach: Doug Grant

WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE

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