'TRINITY COLLEGE RECEIVED FEB 10 1976

HA'. •RD. ;-1. Trinity Joins Citywide Movement Against S.I Bill by BriaIriann OfwlrrtCrockettt J *J J A controversial bill which could but does so in farreaching and conduct," an ambiguous re- Hunger Action Project, a concert be used in infringe upon individual ambiguous terms. imprisonment sentence. The definition of the Smith Act which featuring Welling and Wallach to editors of the newspapers which liberties, and freedoms of speech, Among its many provisions, the would give the government broad be held this Friday, Feb. 13 in bill would permit the death penalty printed the papers could also be assembly, and the press, the powers to suppress dissent which Hamlin Hall. A number of other prosecuted. Criminal Justice Reform Act or for a widened sphere of offenses; "could facilitate any future for- area musicians are also expected limit a wide variety of protest According to the Ameeican Civil S.I, is currently pending before- cible overthrow of the govern- to appear. Proceeds for the concert Liberties Union, anti-war Congress. action, especially against any ment." will go toward further S.I demonstrators could have been military function; widen the Workshops and radio spots in the publicity. prosecuted for sabotage for "in- The bill, an attempt to codify the definition of official secrets and Hartford area have recently put Several of the Hartford terferring" with public tran- Federal Criminal Code, has impose strict punishment on those together to inform people of the organizers spoke about the bill on sportation. Rights of association become an object of growing tho disclose secret information; nature of the Si Bill. A group WRTC radio last Wednesday night. and assembly could theoretically concern in the Hartford area. give the government greater spearheading this action, the Other radio spots, including one on be abridged under the statute's The 799-page document reforms freedom to extend their use of Committee to Defend our Feb. 22 on WDRC at 10:30 p.m., are language. and collates a number of federal wiretaps; and would forbid "in- Democratic Liberties, is spon- also planned. This Thursday, citement to imminent lawless Street protest could be in- criminal laws into one broad bill, soring, along with the Trinity Channel 8's AM-Connecticut show terpreted as a federal crime. will air a discussion of the bill. Anyone who "intentionally ob- A workshop will be held at structs, impairs, or perverts an Trinity soon, according to Ron official proceeding by means of THE TRINITY Cretaro, one of the Committee's noise, violent or tumultuous organizers. A workshop and press behavior or disturbance, or by any conference held last Friday night other means," would face felony TRIPOD at the Hartford YWCA was at- charges. According to an ACLU tended by about twenty Trinity pamphlet, this would make Vol. 74 Issue 16 February TO, 1976 students. "virtually every mass demon- S. i'l origins go back to 1966 stration ... at one moment or when President Lyndon Johnson another, fall within their formed the National Commission prohibition." The tertning in the on Reform of Criminal Laws. The statute leaves the definition up to The Presidential Campaign Poll commission, which included wide interprtation. Senators John McClellan and Mere advocacy to at least ten Roman Hruska, made its final persons to riot would be report to the Nixon administration punishable, even if no riot occurs. Tripod Receives Meager Response in 1971. The commission recom- The ACLU considers this a First mended generally lowered sen- Amendment violation. by Ken Grossman and Diane Molleson tences, provided more humane alternatives to the present Errors by members of the press "The majority of the students at Allen for the presidency. Eliot aim is to get as many college age criminal justice system, and in- found to be contrary to official Trinity are apathetic. They don't Richardson and Edmund Muskie students to the national convention troduced measures in line with military statements in times of bother to look at the real world. were some other write-in can- as he can; "Delegates under 30 are recent Supreme Court decisions. crisis would be a felony, including They don't read newspapers or didates. needed," he stated. errors made in good faith. Nixon look at politics," stated a The opinions of the students When asked if the Young Wiretapping would be per- politically active Trinity student. missable for up to 48 hours without concurred on many issues. For Democrats intended to come out in Nixon found these inadequate, The meagre response received example, most students felt that favor of one particular candidate, a court order when "an emergency however, and sent the report on to situation exists with respect to by the Tripod to the presidential inflation and unemployment were Cohen replied that "it is now too Attorney General John Mitchell, poll, distributed to the students of primary importance in the early to commit the group." Once conspiratorial activities who with his successor Richard threatening the national security." three weeks ago, reflected the upcoming campaign, (see poll) nominations come out, he hopes Kleindienst revised the bill. Over political apathy of the campus; of Also, the vast majority of people will rally around the can- Also, under two years ago, the Nixon version Also under the bill, the burden of 700 polls distributed, 125 responses students felt that Trinity is in- didate chosen. of the bill -entered congressional were received. This article will crediably apathetic towards non-predisposition in cases of Presently, Cohen is campaigning subcommittee hearings and was active inducement by government focus on this small minority of politics. Michael Cohen, head of for his fayorite candidate, Jimmy added to another version of the bill politically active students, in- the Young Democrats /and Don officials is left to the defendant. Carter, in New Hampshire. Carter, written by Senator McClellan's This opens the range of activities in cluding the Young Republicans Thompson, leader of the Young who came here earlier this year staff to form the present S. i Bill. and Young Democrats. Republicans share this view; both will be in Hartford again on which law enforcement officals are avidly trying to generate some Hearings will begin anew in can engage to induce someone to When asked to state their February 11. committee in late March and commit an unlawful act. favorite presidential choice, the political interest on campus. Carter, a favorite at Trinity probably run about a month. majority of student Democrats The Young Democrats are An ironic twist is that the bill according to the poll, "is a The S. 1 bill would provide for the would free government officials came out in favor of Jimmy primarily interested in trying to pragmatic, viable candidate who instigation of the death penalty for Carter. Gerald Ford received high get political support for a national from criminal liability if it can be can satisfy both liberals and treason, sabotage, espionage, and proved that their actions were backing from student Republicans presidential candidate. "It's much conservatives," said Cohen. He for murder under a wide variety of and Independents. easier to activate support for a added, however, that his personal taken with assurances by their presidential candidate," Cohen circumstances. Under the vague superiors of the legality of the Several undergraduates ab- interest in Carter should "not stop definition of espionage, Daniel particular matter. This would have stained from answering, a few said. "Trying to get students to the Young Democrats from sup- vote on the city or state level is like Ellsberg and Anthony Russo could absolved the Watergate defendants declaring that they did not want porting another candidate." be subject to trial involving a life from error. any candidate. An extremely small pulling teeth," he added. "I want to generate some minority of Trinity students stated Cohen wants to get as many political activism on this campus," that they would support Woody people to the polls as possible. His Cohen insisted, and "I would like to see as many people register and vote in the national elections as SGA Election Results possible," he concluded. BUDGET LECTURE "Hartford needs more Republican voters," stated COMMITTEE Thompson, the leader of the Young COMMITTEE Republicans. Unlike the Young Bruce Cameron Mike Leverone Democrats, Young Republicans Larry Golden. Kip Martha are primarily interested in generating political support for Richard Levan David Rowland state and local elections. "Hart- Mike Leverone Robert Schlesinger ford is run too much by the Donald Romanik Democrats; tfie city needs a two Debbie Smith SMALL ACTIVITIES party system," Thompson em- phatically declared. COLLEGE AFFAIRS COMMITTEE In order to accomplish this, there COMMITTEE Bill Bond will be a registrar at Trinity this Kip Martha week who can register interested Marty Kanoff Dean Karalis (write-in) students for voting in Connecticut. The leader of the Young STUDENT Republicans would rather see CONNPiRG people register and vote in Con- GOVERNMENT necticut than in their home state. Ken Grossman ASSOCIATION As for national elections, Lisa Passalaqua Thompson is not committing the Bob Zelinger Karen Ezekiel Young Republicans to a particular candidate. Jim Gascoigne Personally, however, Thompson John Gillespie supports Gerald Ford. He hopes CULTURAL Doug McGarrah that the Young Republicans can EVENTS James McGrath help rid the Republican party of Seth Price the shadow of Watergate and the Neil Kobrosky Nixon presidency. Yolanda Sefcik Viewing the college as Richard Levan Ann Schube "apathetic", Thompson hopes to Bill Shoff (write-in) Debbie Smith get political information out to the Amy Weinrib (write-in) Bob Zelinger 1 students'. Those interested in *Note—Ballots, talley sheets, and vote totals are available 1 m politics are urged to support a to all students in the Student Government Office on weekdays 1 Trinity students eat up "Munchie Night" last Friday, party. February 6, 1976 in Mather Dining Hall. (See poll results p. 2) from 1:00-5:00 photo by Larry Papel Page 2, The Trinity Tripod, February 10, 1976 News Analysis Bicentennial Evokes Student Criticism by Mike Brown jects of Saga Food Service prior to American Revolution has since to rejoice unless for some other The pillory which was erected Eventually the word will spread passed by the wayside as many reasons. What might these "other" that the "interesting" addition to the writing of this piece, the during the past week in front of common reaction toward both the people resign themselves to fate, reasons be? Trinity's Mather Campus Center our campus has something to do which often means a low standard with America's celebration of its new signpost arid the Bicentennial would hardly have been sufficient in general was apathetic. of living, the feeling of not much if One person who was questioned to hold some wrongdoer during an two-hundredth birthday. The "eye- any say in political affairs, and a early time in our nation's history. catching" pillory is supposed to "Why should I get excited about regarding the Bicentennial stated generate an interest among the it? It's a waste of time," com- general lack of any hope for op- that an interest in the art of the This fact was borne out by a mented one person. "The Bicen- portunity to get very far ahead in Revolutionary period had been group of students who, on the first Trinity community for our own celebration of the Bicentennial, or tennial? It's the biggest waste of the world. These and other similar stimulated by the increasing day of presence of the simulated money I've seen in a long time," modes of thought are responsible presence of works which have been stocks, attempted to "put them to at least to keep people informed as to the events in which they might responded another. "Just another for the lack of interest in the brought forth from dusty closets the test" so to speak. The test form of commercialization," said a Bicentennial. and private collections for public - ended in failure, of course, given participate. The mere presence of the stocks third. view. Here we discover another the ravaged condition of the pillory quite interesting response toward once the trial had ended. on our campus bares significance Seemingly, the apathetic at- to students since it suggests that titude toward the Bicentennial Certain lines drawn from The the efforts to celebrate our nation's Now the Trinity campus has a Preamble to the Constitution of birth. broken pillory and students still the Bicentennial has "arrived at follows the general pattern of Trinity." hopelessness which has manifested The United States of America were wonder why on earth anyone would itself in the minds of many shown to the members of a working establish such a nonsensical Why should Trinity celebrate the class section of Philadelphia Viewed from whatever stance contraption in front of Mather Hall. nation's two-hundredth birthday? Americans. The desired sense of freedom, without their having knowledge of one chooses, the Bicentennial Were it not for the signboard Furthermore, what'is it that we are the origin of the lines. Most of those celebration may take on any located below the stocks, we might celebrating? dignity and liberty which was realized to a great extent in the questioned felt the statements number of meanings. all still be left wondering. In speaking with various sub- were "communistic" in nature, and anything but "American." Students in an institution might 76 Election News respond to the events as certain facets of the celebration apply to a Rejoiners along this vein are not particular field of interest. Cer- too surprising, yet they lead one to tainly if a little time were taken, Harris Hits N.H. wonder whether U.S. politico- any person would discover by Steve Titus is decriminalizing marijuana. work for Harris. Steve Usdin '76, philosophical ideas (which are something rewarding in the "The basic issue in 1976," says "Making criminals out of people who plans to spend the entire 10- supposedly being celebrated in our Bicentennial years, if only to Fred Harris, "is privilege -- who use marijuana-a drug that's day period there, said he was recognition of the nation's birth) ponder the general sense of whether the Government will begin been found no more harmful than excited by the prospect of working have since come to be regarded as apathy. to look after the interests of the alcohol-also grows out of an elitist for Harris in New Hampshire. somewhat "un-American" by average family, or whetter it will attempt to use Government to Usdin is head of the Trinity many of those viewing the foun- continue to protect the interests of enforce a general system of morals campus "Harris for President" dation stones upon which our Even for those who do not really the super-rich and the giant cor- on its citizens." organization. present democracy has been laid. understand what philosophical porations." The current belief among most Students interested in Harris's ideas are being hailed, there is Fred Harris is the only liberal political pundits is that candidacy are urged to come to always that simple pleasure of Democratic candidate for although Harris may be right on New Hampshire to work in the Should celebrating the American marching in the crowds of people President talking about the fun- the issues, he can't win. Harris's primary. Information regarding Bicentennial be equated with a to Old North Bridge or In- damental issue of the 1976 main challenge is to dispel the transportation and ac- celebration of fundamental dependence Hall. As one Trinity Presidential campaign: the 'loser' image the press has at- commodations can be obtained by political doctrines which now student aptly phrased his own maldistribution of wealth and tached to him. getting in touch with Steve Usdin, appear to be "communistic," then reaction, "The Bicentennial? power in America. He believes Already he has begun to show box 1796; 249-2886. it would hardly be deemed proper That's America for you." some basic changes must be made that he can draw support. He in the economy and in the finished third behind Jimmy Government before America can Carter and Birch Bayh in the Iowa begin to solve any of its problems. primary caucuses, a strong second And perhaps more importantly, he in the Maine caucuses, and vir- A Fifty Year Crusade thinks most people agree with him. tually tied with Carter in "People are tired of elitism, Oklahoma. In New Hampshire, he privilege, bigness and con- stands to benefit from predictions centrated power," says Harris. which place Harris somewhere Black History Week "They want structural changes, behind Carter, Bayh and UdaJI.-he not just new programs and new will most likely surprise the by Robert Gibson Week fostered Black pride in Black Through the Association for the regulations." national press and achieve a This week marks the fiftieth people and helped to shatter the Study of Negro Life and History This means that a majority 'moral victory.' anniversary of Black History racist anti-Black propaganda and Negro History Week, Woodson coalition of economic self-interest A year ago, when Harris planned Week, established by Dr. Carter G. which stressed that Black people proved early in this century that can be drawn across race, age, his campaign strategy, he hoped to Woodson in 1926. Acclaimed the had no significant history. This Black Studies was a legitimate sex, and regional lines. It means finish third in the early primaries "Father of Negro History," celebration demonstrated what academic discipline. Many private Harris isn't falling into the and caucuses, second in the middle Woodson pioneered the scientific Blacks had achieved despite their and public colleges and schools did McGovern trap of basing a primaries, and forge into the lead study of Black history. In 1915, he handicaps: "Yes, your ancestors not realize this until the late 1960s. political campaign on an appeal to during the late primaries. The founded the Association for the were slaves, but they had a Many still have yet to realize the moral consciousness. official staff position is that the Study of Negro Life and History, distinguished history before importance of Afro-American "What we're up to," he says, "is, Harris campaign is "right on the first independent Black America was discovered, and even history. However, America would based on two assumptions: one, target." organization to systematically as slaves, they never stopped not be America today had it not that people are smart enough to Mitch Karlan, a former Trinity study Afro-American history and loving freedom." This is what been for Black men and women. govern themselves; and two, that a student who graduated last publish their findings to the world. Black History Week meant in 1926. Robert A. Gibson widespread diffusion of economic semester, is currently working The "Journal of Negro History" This is what it means in 1976. and political power ought to be the full-time in New Hampshire for and "Negro History Bulletin," expressed goal of Government. If Harris. Mitch works at the state founded by Woodson in 1916 and you start from these assumptions, headquarters in Manchester as 1937 respectively, published as I do, a lot of things flow from Assistant Media Coordinator. He is scholarly articles on suppressed them." one of more than 50 , full-time and little-known facts about the Presidential Harris's program involves volunteer workers. Many of the contributions of Black people to radical new steps in most areas of staff members are college American society, and their Government. Most importantly, he students; however, a 72-year-old struggle for human rights in a Poll Results would make the economic struc- man came out of retirement to join hostile homeland. the Harris campaign as "Senior- PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN ture more democratic. His Negro History Week originally proposals in this area include: Citizens Coordinator." The POLL RESULTS dedication of .the staff is indicated grew out of the effort of the Omega PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES restricting mergers; breaking up Psi Phi Fraternity to annually i! of Students monopolistic industries; by the fact that they work a twelve- Candidates hour day and eat peanut-butter and celebrate the literary Democrats eliminating anti-competitive achievements of Black people. Jimmy Carter 25 regulatory policies; bringing the jelly sandwiches every day ,for 14 lunch. Woodson, an honorary member of Fred Harris Federal Reserve Board under the fraternity, convinced its Birch Bayh 10 public control; taxing all incomes In addition to the full-time staff, leaders in 1926 that he could make Morris Uda II 10 equally; simplifying the tax code; hundreds of Harris volunteers the celebration more effective by Henry Jackson 7 eliminating loopholes, and invade New Hampshire each sponsoring it as an activity of the George Wallace 5 financing Social Security benefits weekend. Association for the Study of Negro Sargent Shriver 3 through progressive income taxes When I spoke with Mitch on the Life and History. Woodson named Frank Church * 1. rather than regressive payroll phone, he was extremely positive the celebration "Negro History Milton Shapp 0 taxes paid by workers. about his experience. "The work is Week." Designed to popularize Harris wants a full employment stimulating and rewarding, and Black history, the Association set Republicans program which would finance the atmosphere surrounding the the celebration for the week on Gerald Ford housing construction, mass transit, primary is, indescribable." The which falls the birthday of Ronald Reagan solar energy equipment, and better value of Karlan's experience has Abraham Lincoln on the 12th and health care and day care facilities. been enhanced by hie having met the. supposed birthday of Frederick There were 15 abstensions Tom Wicker, New York Times1 each candidate personally. Douglass on the 14th of February. MAJOR CAMPA: columnist, called Harris "the only Mitch underscored the , im- It soon became a national success, .tits Democratic candidate with a bold plications behind Harris's slogan gaining support from Black Issues new economic program." thathis is a "People's Campaign." churches, colleges and public Unemployment «2 Harris would also end control of "What this means," Mitch said, "is ychouls, and several state boards Inflation foreign policy by multi-national . thatFred's success depends on the of education. Foreign Relations corporations, recognize the limits participation of ordinary people. Big Government of U.S. power, cut the defense The purposes of Black History Energy Unlike Scoop Jackson, Lloyd Week were to direct attention to Environment . • ,. budget substantially, and stop aid Bentsen, or Jimmy Carter, for Crime to corrupt dictatorships. "When the neglected field,of Afro- example, we have few wealthy American history and the Minorities' Rights I'm President of the United contributors. What we lack in this Women's Rights States," he says, "we're not going area must be made up in smaller achievements of Black Americans, to take that same elitist crowd and to promote historical research. contributions and in time and The primary motive of the Respondents were asked to designate liv • ••••• that's always run foreign policy energy from workers." to be most important to the race. and put them in charge of its again. celebration was to prove that A contingent of Trinity students Blacks had thought worthwhile That'll be the end of it for them." plans to go up to New Hampshire Note: 125 students responded to the poll; "9 u- i •. ;, Among Harris's other proposals thoughts and committed com- over Open Period to do volunteer mendable deeds. Negro Historv. 32 Independents, and 23 non-registered student' February 10, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, Page 3 The Presidential Trip Probing Patagonia

by Theodore and Serena Lockwood Two things strike you immediately when you say you are going to Patagonia: most people don't know where the Land of the Big Feet is and the rest ask why you chose that land of austere and remote grandeur As for the first, Patagonia is that southernmost region of South America near Cape Horn. To the second question one can only answer: you wonder about this tempest-swept region, stark, mountainous, wracked with cloud's and so delightfully uncontammated by the ravages of tourism - and you decide to go. We (my wife, Serena, and I) left Hartford with our Sierra Club group just after Thanksgiving and Flew to Buenos Aires, a swarming European city epitomizing all the problems of the distraught Argentine economy but still the Pans of South America. Then we headed southeast nearly 2,000 miles to the Falkland Islands a r protectorate of Great Britain some 500 miles east of the South American coast The islands are treeless but favored by marine birds and mammals. We stayed on one of the islands reached by seaplane, to observe the extraordinary rookeries of penguins, albatross, upland geese caracaras' and ducks. The group quickly Wentified itself as split between bird watchers and SKSTbuf^B trekkers became fascinated, as did Serena and I, with the incredible abundance of the wildlif e The rookeries on New Island have a quarter-million penguins; undisturbed by visitors,'they build their nests swipe sacks, and swim unintimidated by the fur seals. In their midst the albatross breed their young while the skuas await their chance to pilfer eggs. B f During that first week we discovered the vagaries of weather which sweep across the open waters of this sub-Antartic region. Rain soaked through our gear; winds ranged between 25 and 75 miles an hour- and

Fur-bearing seals and pup, the Falkland Islands. occasionally the sun baked the peat used for heat. It never became dark until 10:30 p.m., for this is summertime in that area. Hiking was punc- tuated by the swoop of indignant birds; and the tempo of life, especially in Stanley, the capitol, moved according to the sheep on whose hardiness the economy of the Falklands depends. We flew from there to Calafata, Argentina. This small and com- paratively new town is the point of departure for the lake region and the spectacular peaks of the lower Andes. Lago Argentino itself is fed by glaciers which come down from the permanent icecap that runs for 120 miles through the 10,000-foot peaks. The Moreno Glacier, where we spent a day, heaves and breaks off icebergs constantly into the cold lake waters. Our main objective of this leg was the Fitzroy region. To reach it we travelled by bus through the empty, flat, and open Pampas country. Once at the base of Fitzroy, we were struck by the magnificent wildness so characteristic of the Patagonia landscape. These mountains both r challenge and defy climbers. It is not their height but the severity of the weather conditions that intrigue expeditions into their midst. American, South African, and French groups were already trying to find new routes up the ice-laden slopes of Fitzroy and Torre, spires that catch the westerly winds and snows. They had given themselves three months to succeed. During our five days, two were rain-sodden and three were unusually brilliant. The clouds were awesome, building up behind the range and then dissipating before they reassembled to block out the view. Temperatures remained moderate, but the wind persisted, whipping the tent at night In a manner we had never known in the Himalayas. On such a trip inevitably a particular day assumes special significance. Paine range in Chile. photos by .Theodore Lockwood Such was the case when Serena and I climbed for ten hours to beyond the We crossed in an old World War IILST, and then drove along the picturesque waters of Useless Bay. What base camp at Fitzroy. There were upland meadows rich in early summer disappointment the sailors of the 19th Century faced when so many promising waterways ended along the flowers; then the boulders lining the streams challenged our agility; and shores of uninhabited, and uninhabitable, plains or dense forests of "haya" or southern beech. Yet, it is finally there was the thrill of viewing the approaches - glaciers and possible to realize the fascination this land held for Charles Darwin, the unwelcomed traveler on the Beagle. snowfields - to the main ramparts of Fitzroy. And, as we studied how to cross the stream when we were pinned by steep rock ledges, we saw two We worked our way down the eastern coast of Tierra del Fuego. On Christmas Day we had coffee with the torrent ducks practicing white-water canoeing downstream. It is never Goodalls, descendants of the original British settlers. Sheep farmers, they have valiantly sought a way of life easy to capture the thrill of being where so few others have trod. that would permit the sparse population of Patagonia a less lonesome existence than the lot of the gaucho and From Fitzroy we-crossed into Chile to see the Paine region of lakes and prevent denuding the land. Striking is the fact that it now requires 36 square miles to support one family of mountains, just a few miles from the Pacific. The granite towers broke sheepherders. And it is the sheep which have changed the landscape - cropping mercilessly the scant grass through a persistent cloud cover, and the guanaco (a southern Llama and cover, requiring the cutting of trees for fence posts, and dominating the economy of this region. cousin to the camel) grazed across the slopes. Given the forbidding quality of the landscape, it was shocking when flamingoes flew across the small ponds and black-neck geese swam contentedly over the alkaline There is a certain thrill to spending Christmas night in the southernmost town in the world, Ushuaia. A lakes. With snow and ice on all the peaks, it was difficult to remember seaport on the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia expresses the conflict which contemporary culture brings to even so that the altitude is not all that high and that the latitude is equal to remote a part of the world. New buildings are replacing the woodframe houses of the original settlers. The Oregon. Argentine government is trying to develop a national park at Lapataia, where we camped close by the Chilean One day we climbed some minor peaks to scan the Paine massif. A border. wind arose and "froze" us in our tracks; we were unable to go with it for fear our bodies would get beyond our feet, and to face into the wind meant And inthat forbidding land we found out why people hesitate to penetrate the forests and tackle the scree absorbing the biting cold. Yet, this austerity proved to be one of the most slopes beyond. Dead wood adds to the tangle of roots and bogs as you seek a way through. Ice and snow have invigorating environments we have ever known. yet to grind down the rock so that you can "run" the slopes. Yet, the way these Andean peaks drop right into Travel in Patagonia, equal in size to California, Oregon, and the ocean intrigues you into scaling a ridge. We were fortunate in the weather in Tierra del Fuego; at least Washington combined, is not easy. Thus, when we left Paine, the bus everyone we met offered the cliche comment, "Most unusual." For the photographer it was a problem. The rumbled many a mile before reaching the Chilean port of Punta Arenas bright clouds and snowfields picked up the light; the contrasting foreground receded. But the massiveness of on the Straits of Magellan. Suddenly the wind died and it became difficult the landscape, devoid of many level stretches, worked its magic. to recreate the pictures of sailing vessels fighting their way across the Straits in search of the calmer Pacific waters. From Ushuaia we headed back to Buenos Aires and warm weather. In retrospect it is difficult to summarize such a trip. We had tried to understand the quality of a landscape which at times resembles our West but remains distinctive. We hadsensed the clash of icefalls with blue-green lakes, the contrast of awesome clouds with mysterious forests. That is why I have left to our thirteen-year old daughter the closing section of this account. Perhaps she can convey the meaning of Patagonia, where a continent probes three of the earth's oceans at their stormiest extent and where the mountains rise sheer into the tempestuous winds of the lower Andes.

' 'My first impression was in toe Falkland Islands at Port Stanley where I saw how barren the land was. I had read books about the land, but it didn't sound as desolate as it appeared. When we flew to New Island, I found out why there is so little growth. In places where the sheep were fenced in, it was barren; but in other places, where there weren't any sheep, great mounds of tussock grass grow. The tussock grass, in some places, was almost eight feet high and hard to walk through.

' 'One sight that I will never forget is being at the base of Mount Fitzroy. In front of you is a large peak with rock faces glazed with ice on all four sides. Even before you get to those vertical faces, there is a huge glacier ?• which, even as we were eating lunch, had several avalanches. Seeing that mountain close up, I could imagine 4 what a challenge it is to climbers.

"What I shall always remember about Paine is the wind. There's nothing like standing with all your weight leaning into the wind, which seems to come from nowhere fo try to blow you over. Trees are scarce there too ^ for the sheep have grazed away most of the lower slopes. i^uaeiw,.-

"In Tierra del Fuego at the national park of Lapataia I had two of the best days of the whole trip. The main reason I had wanted to go on this trip was to climb, and here we had a chance to go where we wanted- We were also very lucky to have good weather. On these days we struggled through thick beech forests, up steep meadows, out on to scree slopes. We even got lost a couple of times, but the numerous streams and good visibility made it easy to find our way out. To me this was the best time because we could come to grips with the mountains and had good, rugged companions; to share the hiking.1' Like Serena, I found the terrain invigorating in this, the "uttermost part of the earth." Rock-hopper penguin, the Falkland Islands Page 4, The Trinity Tripodtod,, February 10, 19719766 ...... >""X /•/••

by Seth Price SGA Meets to Elect New Officers week and it is felt that some are not concert this spring have been The Student Government As for the officer elections, Steve Kayman announced at the computed, but Kayman has an- Association met Wednesday night, up to that level.The S.G.A. will be Kayman was overwhelmingly re- meeting that it "seems likely" that looking for a rationale for this. The nounced that they will not be Feb. 4, in a meeting which was elected to another term as a request to sit two students on the released at this time. Although highlighted by the seating of ten investigation will take into account President. Fellow Junior, Gil Trustee Committee on Admissions both the number of students certain artists and groups finished new members and officer elec- Childers was elected Vice and Financial Aid will be ap- high up in the poll, there are other tions. enrolled at Trinity, and in in- President and Freshmen. Bob proved. This will bring to five dividual courses. When all this is considerations as to who will ac- The ten new members of the Hurlock and Dianne Rosentrater the number of Trustee Committees tually play at Trinity. With this in S.G.A. come as a result of the were elected Treasurer and taken into account, recom- on which students are represented, mendations will be offered. mind, the Concert Committee is school-wide elections held last Secretary, respectively. In one the others being Buildings and now investigating prices and week. Originally, only seven were other result, Freshman Bennett Grounds, Community Life, the Adding to the practice of faculty available dates of those who fared to have been elected, but last Wethered was voted to fill a Library Committee and the Capital evaluations, this semester the well in the poll. The mass of names minute resignations led to the vacancy on the Academic Affairs Campaign Committee for Trinity S.G.A. will make administrator which you saw last Wednesday, contest for the additional three Committee. Values. It should be added that this evaluations. It has been decided has been considerably narrowed. seats. last committee hopes to raise that these will not be made public An expense list is now being twelve million dollars for Trinity. and will simply be sent to the' made up for the concert. Besides Students Shiver; The S.G.A. plans to investigate administrator being evaluated and the cost of the group or artist, an the course load for Trinity his or her immediate superior. expenditure will have to be made professors. Each professor should The results of the poll to deter- for a covering for the gym floor in be teaching nine course hours per mine student preferences for the Ferris. Will Crandalcoverinlg anDelivey vents which lead tro by Bill Flowerree and the outside air. Mary Richardson Students however, tended to be According to Buildings and less sympathetic to B & G's efforts. HUD OK's WRTG's ABC's Grounds Director Riel Crandall, "What heat?", replied an eighth- by Nancy Nies most severe heating problems in floor resident, when asked about WRTC, the Trinity radio station, interests focus on black and program and Jack Santos will help campus residences are caused by her room's heating situation, community programming. with the technical side. structural defects. He said that his although she admitted that it had is sponsoring a trainee program in radio broadcasting for twenty Jeff Mandler, WRTC station staff works to correct temporary improved recently. Crandall manager, followed up on the William Puka, Instructor of problems as efficiently as possible. pointed to Buildings and Grounds' students from Stowe Village, a low- Philosphy, will work with WRTC income, government housing program, organizing it and Although some students have recent discovery that the tightness preparing a detailed proposal. staff members in an advisory reported temperatures in the 40's of the windows in High Rise is project in North Hartford. The capacity. in their rooms, Crandall claims adjustable, allowing a vast program, running from Feb. 14, that he has followed up on some of reduction of heating problems. 1976 till May 1,1977, will introduce high school seniors to com- Using funds given by HUD, Samuel King of Stowe Village these reports and found readings of One major source of heating will be responsible for community 65 and 68 degrees. Crandall cited difficulties has been the Honeywell munication broadcasting and will Stowe village will pay WRTC include advanced work in 1000.00 dollars per semester which programming. Some of the the Municipal Code of Hartford self-contained thermostatic valve programs that presently are which states in section 9-23, that attached to the radiators in the productions and technical training. is 3000.00 dollars total. The exact The program's primary ob- use and distribution of the money is projected include English and any occupied building should be older dorms on campus. Although Spanish lessons, job openings kept at a temperature of at least 68 purported by the company to be jective is to train students in still under discussion with the techniques of radio broadcasting Budget Committee. announcements, community degrees. The section further suitable for both hot water and service information, shopping and defines "at all times" as the hours steam heat, Crandall claims that through individual sessions and on- the-air experience. The students budgeting hints, and minority between six a.m. and ten p.m. the valve cannot withstand the At present, however, it is ex- when the outside temperature falls extreme steam heat and tend to will also learn the Federal Com- history programs. below 50 degrees. munication Commission's (FCC) pected that 300.00 dollars per corrode very quickly when utilized semester will be used to pay back a Both Crandall and Elinor Tilles, with the college's steam system. rules and regulations, preparing them to pass the FCC exams which loan from the budget committee Assistant Dean for College One student related a continuing for WRTC's new transmitter. The Residences, stressed the large discomfort dating back to the would licence them for The Trinity TRIPOD, vol. 74, issue professional radio work. A second rest would be divided between the 16, February 10,1976. The TRIPOD budgetary expenditures that would beginning of the heating season. Stowe Village Program Director, be necessary to insure proper This fourth floor Northam resident objective is the establishment of is published weekly on Tuesdays, insulation of existing buildings. community programming for Jeff Mandler, and the seven except vacations, during the noted that his first complaint students teaching in the program. Tilles estimated that replacement concerning thefaulty regulation of a Stowe Village. academic year. Student sub- of all the leaky windows in Jarvis Honeywell valve was answered The three-semester program, In addition to Mandler, the scriptions are included in the would cost approximately $60,000. "rather promptly within three or involving groups of six, seven, and students involved in the program student activities fee; other sub- Crandall said that Buildings and four days,;' as was the second seven students respectively, will include James Gillespie, Director scriptions are $12.00 per year. The Grounds is "budgeting like mad" .complaint when the problem consist of six hours of class and of the.Thought Power TRIPOD is printed by the Palmer for insulation next year, and cited persisted. After the valve then fell studio instruction per week taught Journal Register, Palmer, Mass;, the newly-insulated pipes that off the radiator, he wants that by eight students on the WRTC crew, WRTC's Third World and published at Trinity College, formerly obstructed heat on its since early December, for a staff. The trainees will devote one Programming, and Sterling Hall, Hartford, Conn. 06106. Second way up to the upper floors of Jarvis remedy to the situation hour a week to community WRTC's Program Director. Phil class postage paid in Hartford, and Northam, as a recent ac- and has since resorted to con- programming. Bradford, the Technical Director Connecticut, under the Act of complishment. trolling the intolerable heat by at WRTC, Carl Roberts, the March 3, 1879. Advertising rates Stowe Village initiated the are $1.80 per column inch, $33. per Crandall suggested students can opening and closing Ms window, project by contacting Adron Production Manager, and David make some of their own minor Crandall stated that he knew of Kilroy, Director of Classical quarter page, $62. per half page Keaton, former WRTC station and $120 for a full-page ad. adjustments by taping the edges of no acute problem that was not manager. WRTC, one of only two Programming will also be in- windows to eliminate cold drafts solved within a day or so, and stations in the Hartford area that volved. Howard Garrell will help (which have been substantial emphasized that students should with the news aspects of the enough in some rooms to allow offers black programming, suited call B & G directly with any the needs of Stowe Village whose snow and rain to enter), and heating problems. . Berrone Re:joyces Professor Louis Berrone of Dickens essay contains substantial Fairfield University will discuss evidence that Dickens had an ef- his discovery of previously un- fect on Joyce's writings, a topic of ABC published letters and essays by Berrone's sabbatical study at the James Joyce in McCook time. Auditorium at Trinity College, Berrone discovered the Joyce Thursday, February 19 at 8:00 p.m. papers at the University of Padua Berrone, 1 1954 Trinity graduate, Library in Italy, where he was following up on a reference to PIZZA HOUSE will also speak on other Joycean works. The lecture, sponsored by Dickens by Joyce in a letter to his the Cesare Barbieri Center of brother. Further references to (ACROSS mom TRINITY COLLEGE) Italian Studies, is free and open to Padua by a Joyce biographer led the public. Berrone to the works. The 287 NEW BRITAIN AVENUE - HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT An exhibition of the essays, discovery has drawn international currently in process in the Trinity coverage in Germany, Ireland, and Richard Staron, Prop. College Library lobby and in the Italy. Watkinson Library, will run Berrone received his M.A. through February. degree from Trinity in 1958, and The works include letters to then studied playwriting with John Joyce's brother, Stanislaus, and Gassner at the Yale Drama School. • DELICIOUS PIZZA essays on Charles Dickens and the He received a Ph. D. in English Renaissance, circa 1912. The from Fordham University in 1973. • HOT OVEN GRINDERS • ROAST BEEF GRINDERS • SPAGHETTI FOR VALENTINE'S DAY. SAT UHDAY FEBRUARY 14fh Phone 247-0234 HM CALL WHEN YOU LEAVE AND YOUR 'rfiowtili PIZZA WILL BE READY WHEN YOU ARRIVE utu .Qlgntmt. BUY 4 PIZZAS - ANY SIZE - GIT THE 5th ONE FREE HAWT FO.BP.' CON N,; February 10, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, Page 5 Arts & Criticism^/ r MAXINE KUMIN

We are pleased to welcome Maxine Kumin who is visiting us this week as the poet-in~residence for the Spring semester. Ms. Kumin will hold a workshop on Wednesday, Feb. 11, at 4:00 p.m. in Goodwin Lounge for those students who have previously submitted their poetry. ,On Thursday, Feb. 12, she will give a lecture entitled "Suffering in Translation" at 8:00 p.m. in Wean Lounge.

Madore Kirchner Poet's Corner In 1902, oil paintings: were begun domorphs, elastic stockings, toward the cerise sidewalks, darts and later destroyed by the artist. erasers, endurances, electrons, are flung and the wrestlers lose What Any Paper Clip In Germany it was imperative that elongations, and embryos. Further their heads. The boats simply painting and the surface of pain- instances of "E" are carried out to Disappear! ting (we will translate: the Demon extremes. He is now watched. 1915: Kirchner is trained as an of Painting) be held to a Propellers are refined. Even the artillery driver which is quickly "decorative logic." Kirchner will plateau is a piece of glass. Many terminated by physical and ner- Will Teach You argue well. people are being fed. Solutions are vous collapse. The fruit trees attempted. The theatres are still withering. Rain like a Fever. The ridicously filled. first Ape of the century grins its In 1905: KunstlergruppeBrucke! Machine mouth. Revolutionaries In trying to straighten it you will have bent it In later years the Bridge will Shoulders are transformed into return the Honor. Kirchner refuses In some funny way collapse. Europe becomes whirlwinds, natural disasters, to involve himself in politics. He Then it's your choice: "distasteful." Amidst the frenzy, vortices, triangles, rulers, graph must Breathe and Breathe he Will! How badly did you want to straighten it? amidst the exodus of Barons, paper, marshes, concrete, trams, Brief visits to Dr. Kohnstamm's Kirchner abbreviates. Colour and prostitutes, twelve out of twenty- sanatorium. Long discussions on It can be done- Hieroglyphs. Colour and the Hard four angels, daggers, and many the significance of key-holes. No, Shell of the Egg. Elohim returns to cases of convex shapes. Shall we Priapus. Eden is infuriated. say: the Proposition of Convex! 1916: Kirchner is placed in a Make that "approached" (I, too, dreamt-- Revenge. The Witches begin the Shall we also add that this man, Berlin sanatorium. A year of traps. a gleaming, perfect silver line Attack. this Baron, this delightful Monster 1917: In February Kirchner is is Doomed to Colour. Yes, the struck by an automobile in Berlin. pointing to eyebrows smiling upsidedown Colour is trapped. A carpet near a The artist experiences increasing surrounded by hair glowing golden with 1906: the first Brucke group desert. Monasteries with a single lameness in his arms and legs. The what I thought could be heaven.) painting exhibition is held in a light. A courtyard of hinting. And Futurists will cripple. Scars, Her path bends only to its own logic lamp factory. The sun is a black then we find a single frontal youth anesthesia, and revolvers in hole. The river is flooded. The surrounded by a void. Do we dare theatres! Furies become useless. Clocks are to see the Faithful (certainly the Bill Flowerree mass-produced. Suddenly, the Pigeons of the World) in this Void, lights go off. 1918: A woodcut series of this Gouffre? In appropriate Hats! illustrations to Petrarch's "Triumphs of Love." The triumph 1908: Dodo becomes Kirchner's Yes, the city of Dresden. A city of of teeth? The gnarled hands of favorite model. Dodo will pose with demons and virgins. Of imported Munch. Ludwig's young boys. The her brother. Brother will have a fruit trees and sliding facades. And invention of the match. Flint in green mask. He is staring into a here the bridges are collapsing. Alexandria. The left feet of the glacier. A tower is cracking. The Elohim cannot predict the future Catharists. And now the dancers fourth Angle has fallen. There are but Priapus? model with machine guns pointed no longer any Princes, only at their knees. Life becomes a Monsters. Beauty has captured the And Monsieur Buber caught and Tapestry. Beast. No one wants to wear then caught again. Many people 1919: Kirchner carves almost all glasses. being caught in the rush towards of the house furniture. Wildboden the sea. In this mad and Stupid is abstracted. It is quite sad to Wadsworth News Also, the large areas of the scramble for Truth and Reason. search for dead fathers. Everyone women's varied hats obstruct the Come, Come, sweet Pigeons, is seen in relation to corners. The traffic. Angles are randomly Aesthetics is a question of Lying, trees are not wide enough. Workshop Acquisitions produced and children are thrown and of Lying Well. Think of Am- 1927-1935: Klee's "autonomous bush. The technique of mime per- , A portrait by John Singer aside. The theatres are needlessly line." Sailors marking the ocean formance, a series of photography Sargent, paintings by Henri ««ed. A dancer strips. The Baron floor. The Templars are recon- day trips and a portrait painting Rousseau and Winslow Homer, and yawns. Another cane breaks. 1913: Kirchner has one painting sidered in Corsica. Automobiles session are among the new short- the earliest known hooked rug are in the Armory Show. The circus as can ride on top of the walls. Coptic term workshops planned for among the outstanding new 1910: An increasing interest in a Huff. A cigarette carelessly manuscripts become quite the gift. Wadsworth Atheneum Art Classes acquisitions now on display at the primitive art sources. Temples thrown aside. Navaho Rugs. 1937: 32 of Kirchner's paintings this spring. The public is invited to Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, dismantled. These screen-prints Future Presidents. The Boring are shown in the "Degenerate Art" find out about these and other Connecticut. They are among a are indeed So Flat! After closing Rise of Photography. But New exhibition in Munich. Walter Atheneum Art Classes on a special selection of works acquired during one's eyes the foreground tends to York will Rush. Berlin at the eve of Benjamin will commit suicide Registration Day, Saturday, 1975 on exhibit in Gallery A107 on Merge with the background. World War: a series of volcanoes, when he discovers that he and his February 21, from 1:00 to 4:00 pm the first floor of the museum's Again, painting has always been Panama Girls, Japanese Um- book collection will be separated in the Art Classes studios. Avery Building through the end of Hat. This is it's Triumpth. From brellas, Train Stations (soon to be (A prediction). February. 1938: On June 15, Kirchner Instructors in Atheneum Art now on, the trees will always be filled); isolated flowers, dangerous Classes will be on hand to describe These works and several other blue, the lakes red, and mountains parties, overturned book-shelves, a commits suicide. The lakes of Dresden prove to be quite Deep. what they plan to do in their previously announced acquisitions as pink as naughty cherubims. In pianist laughing nervously, thin courses and there will also be an of 1975 may be seen during regular the distance, Melmoth is laughing. paintbrushes breaking, and The Windmill is a Relic. Eternal January. Even the Pianist has lost exhibition of their own work. Atheneum hours, Tuesday through Autumn is violet and the Huts are "spatial rhombi." Amongst the Atheneum Art Classes include Saturday, from 11:00 am to 4:00 burning. The Masks are Per- fifty and a half feet of debris: the a Hand. And Erasers? The Angle continuing. courses for children from two to pm and Sunday from 1:00 to 5:00 manent. "complex design structure of 'V,' eleven years, three courses pm. 'A,' %' %' and 'M.' Nearer to the (The Wadsworth Atheneum has designed especially for teenagers An attraction to the art of Lucas railways, the demonic possibilities just recently acquired its first from twelve to fifteen, and a wide yranach. Angular Chins! Slits of adjacent colour. And darting Kirchner painting). variety of courses for adults in 1234) l~MEXir$8-SllVIR UN6-ROBERTS ST. instead of Eyes! calligraphy, photography, drawing • EAST HHHTFCttD • a4Hft.m.lHF0.!U-HW > and painting. Three courses in ACRES OT FREE LIGHTED PARKING- Wi Itow MASTER CH 1911: Kirchner's first trip outside : weaving are also available, for BARRY LYNDON R £ Germany. Walks through BEERKEGS TRINITY beginning and advanced students, . ; CftMPUS and a lecture series entitled J £rague. A yeuOw leaf in a main Forest. The red trousers ALL BRANDS,^ "Social Change and American DOG DAY AFTERNOONK -sant Two clerks collide. ALWAYS COLD Painting," using Atheneum ck circles under the eyes. A StBAYS IN STOCK collections as resource material; O V ER THEJ eierence to an earlier sun which is ^CUCKOO'S NEST R n Atheneum Art Classes begin on °w impossible. March 6 and a brochure is SHERLOCK HOLMES available either at the museum or SMARTER BROTHER PG] In Berlin Kirchner meets Erna may be mailed upon request by. oS«ge&hidhschool students- Featuring Hartford's Finest Store Shilling, who becomes his Berlin Selects of,lmported aDome|t|c calling the museum at (203) 278- «""* yo||£jS|w fetsf showcas«•«««««e« cinecinemma 1 m t cardnow! odel and lifetime companion, Wines ana 2670. emanations, embalments, en- Page 6, The Trinity Tripod, February 10, 1976 Nashville: Masterpiece With Flaws

by Philip Riley During the summer of 1975, Chaplin's character, and Altaian's more. Gibson never misses a beat fallen off. He instinctively goes to like the others. He is the only Robert Altaian gave us his vision usually muddled sound track), but, with this performance. In the her aid, and refuses help for character who talks of leaving of America in a motion picture more importantly, it is a movie for opening segment, Haven is himself. But could this be a Nashville. called Nashville. Immediately, it us to wonder about, to question. Its recording a song. The camera reflection of the Haven Hamilton was praised as a masterpiece. story is that of twenty-four slowly approaches for a close-up, stage persona (remember that he Between Wode and Hamilton, Even by the end of the year, when characters who happen to be in and we get an insight into Haven's is in front of thousands of people), there are twenty-two characters so many popular films of the Nashville one week. The brilliance haughty nature by a certain look in and he has to feign great sorrow who want something from life and summer are often covered by the of their interaction can be at- the eye and a flick of the chin. This and tenderness? don't get it, or aren't satisfied avalanche of Christmas season tributed to Altman and screen- look returns when Walker's ad- A contrast to Hamilton is the when they do get it. (There is also movies, Nashville wound up at or writer Joan Tewksbury, and the vance man, played by Michael natural, common-sense figure of the figure of presidential can- near the top of many annual best believability and naturalness of Murphy, says that Walker thinks Robert Doqui's Wode. In the air- didate, Hal Philip Walker, the most film lists. It received three New these people is due to some fine that Hamilton would make a good port scene, when Sue Lynn asks pervasive character in the film, York Film Critics Circle awards: acting. Here is a movie in which governor for Tennessee. We un- him to wait because Barbara Jean even though we never see him.) two to Altman for best film and Altman left a lot of the work up to derstand Haven's megalomania, might sing, Wode replies, "She The characters' philosophies are director, and one to Lily Tomlin for the actors and with this cast we are but is there another, more com- ain't gonna sing unless she gets reflected in their music. My best supporting actress. glad that he did. passionate, side of him? After paid." Wode says to her later after favorite scene is when Keith Now, with the hoopla over (at Nashville is a city where country fellow country singer Barbara the smoker scene, "They gonna kill Carradine sings "I'm Easy"; he least until Oscar time), Cinestudio music is king, and Haven Hamilton Jean has been shot onstage, you. They gonna use you if you stay certainly is easy, easy enough to gave us a chance to reappraise (Henry Gibson) is the king of Hamilton' (who seems to have around here." Wode goes along on want that at least four different Nashville. Well, it is a master- country music. Hamilton is a picked up some of the fire) seems his feelings and impulses, unlike women think they have him. Haven piece. It is a movie not without a despot, a man who relishes the almost oblivious to his own wounds Hamilton, who must stifle his Hamilton follows the direction of few flaws (most notably, Geraldine power he has, and also hungers for and the fact that his toupee has feelings underneath his celebrity his "Keep 'a Goin" when he urges identity. In one scene, Wode starts Barbara Harris to sing after a brawl by reproaching a black Barbara Jean is shot. The show country singer for seeking to must go on, and it does. The music identify himself with the white can't stop or Nashville will die, and society. Wode is a man outside any it doesn't stop. And Altaian's song society; he doesn't need Nashville is "It Don't Worry Me". At The Atheneum Bicentennial Film Program Next to Custer's Last Stand, the fortunes rising again and is one of Shootout at the O.K. Corral bet- the shining glories of the film. ween Wyatt Earp and the Clanton Although the film is conventional Gang may well be the most famous in its story and pacing, Dietrich's incident of American western throaty renditions of "See What the history. Used as the central event Boys in the Back Room Will Have" in several motion pictures, but and "You've Got that Look that never to better effect than in John Makes Me Weak," plus her knock- Ford's "My Darling Clementine," down-dragout fight in the mud with showing at the Wadsworth Una Merkel add up to a zesty Atheneum Theater on Wednesday performance. -andFriday, February 18 and 20, at James Stewart plays the shy boy 7:30 pm • and on Saturday, from the east who surprises his February 21, at 2 pm. in the last western foes and the cast includes week of the museum's Bicen- such western film regulars as tennial film program "The Charles Winninger, Brian photo by Al Moore Legendary West". Donleavy and Jack Carson. "Destry Rides Again", directed by "My Darling Clementine" is a George Marshall will be screened beautiful film in every way, Ford's in the Atheneum Theater on favorite outdoor location, Wednesday and Friday, February Three Penny In Rehearsal Monument Valley, is 18 and 20, at 9:30 pm. breathtakingly photographed. Tom Mix was one of the few Despite the violent ending the western heroes who was the real picture has great warmth, humor thing. He came to films from and perceptions of the human rodeos, the Texas Rangers and a condition, Wyatt Earp himself stint as a small-town western acted as advisor to Ford during the marshal. An expert ropes, rider film's making in 1946 and Ford and bronco-buster, he rarely directed the cast with great sen- subdued villains with a gun but sitivity, if not necessarily preferred fancy lariat work or historical accuracy. trick riding. "Riders of the Purple The Earp brothers are played by Sage" is a slam-bang western with Henry Fonda,, as Wyatt, Tim Holt plenty of thrills and hardly any as Virgil and Ward Bond as : romance, in the best Tom Mix ;•-, . •• ,••••• \; '; -:^ %;:. • .,*$ Morgan. Opposite them are thetradition. It was made in 1925, Clanton brothers, played by John directed by Lynn Reynolds, and Ireland and Grant Withers with will be accompanied by piano Walter Brennan as their music. Screenings will be on disreputable old father. Linda Thursday and Saturday, February Darnell is a saucy dance-hall girl 19 and 21, at 7:30 pm. and Victor Mature, of all people, Tickets for "The Legendary does very well as consumptive, West" and other Atheneum film colorful Doc Holliday. series may be obtained at the Marlene Dietrich was becoming Atheneum Theater box office box office poison in 1939 when shortly before each performance. Universal Pictures borrowed her The entire Bicentennial film from Paramount to play Frenchy program is supported by a grant in "Destry Rides Again". The from the National Endowment for switch in roles, from imperious the Arts and will continue with siren to bawdy B-girl, sent her photo by Ai Moore additional series through June. MOW.SE BY Q.REG POTTER

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l-ti February 10, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, Page 7 Career Counseling r And Organized Crime by Chico and the Man Equal Justice It was learned yesterday that closely with Dinkman in an at- Strong-Campbell exam, that Career Counselor Christopher J. tempt to establish semester in- should be right up your alley. Dinkman has obtained at least five ternships with different branches Chico: No, that's too controversial. To the careful reader a not-so-humorous irony may seem to of the mob. Dinkman: Well, uh, what do you surround the controversy over the antics of a certain fraternity jobs for graduating seniors in organized crime. think of the model car here on my and their victimization of Elton's residents. However In a recent telephone interview, desk that I built last year? reprehensible their actions may appear, there is still a Tinslow had this to say: "In spite Chico: It's very nice, sir. Must widespread tendency to dismiss those events as cute tricks by According to reliable sources, of the controversial nature of have taken a lot of time. But what Dinkman has a connection with the organized crime, my office feels about a job? rather adolescent, but fun-loving pranksters. mob through a certain Michael that there is great educational So we chalk up the events as unfortunate - maybe "irrespon- Lampo who is known to make value for a student spending a Dinkman: Oh yes, a job. Have you sible" at worst - occurrences. The solace to the disruption and several trips to Italy each year. semester interning for the syn- looked at our parent-alumni ad- fear suffered by those in Elton, the retribution for the potential dicate. It's our feeling that any visory file in the alumni office over hazard of empty fire extinguishers, the penalty for breaking The sources indicated that the student graduating from Trinity on 79 Vermon Street. That could be some five regulations of the Trinity handbook is a stern word to jobs Dinkman has thus far been and looking forward to a life in very helpful. There's at least 1000 the culprits. If they'd been caught they would have been fined. able to obtain for students are of a crime should not have to go names in that file of old students, clerical nature. It is believed, through the channels of petty theft, friends of the college, etc. who've Finally, there are more warnings full of firm "Henceforth's." and arson when he could utilize our Compare this to the quiet, peaceful protest of Marine however, that one brawny football said that they'd be willing to help player has been retained as a connections with organized crime. recruitment carried on by some 50 students, all of whom, at all out our students get jobs. Certainly bodyguard to the tune of some The writers of this column, both makes mine a lot easier... times, avoided any verbal or physical disruption. These students $30,000 a year. received summary suspension, academic censure (a harsher fascinated and enraged, decided to see just what the opportunities in Chico: No sir, I haven't checked penalty than admonishment -- the penalty for the next offense of Dinkman refused to comment organized crime were. Ac- that out yet. Has it got any names the fraternity people), and the threat of explusion if such actions about these allegations but the cordingly, Chico, using an of people involved in the syn- were taken again,-not to mention the scorn of many students and long-haired Counseling intern assumed name, got an interview dicate? faculty. working in his office said, "How on with Dinkman to discuss career The point is not to crucify those "fun-loving" fraternityites, or earth did you get that information? opportunities in organized crime. Dinkman: Sure, I think Russell to complain of their easy wrap; but only to bring into question our That's been one of our best kept Baker's name is there. You know priorities, responsibilities, and notions of equal justice as a secrets since the CIA interviews Here is a transcript of that in- he writes a syndicated column. community. here after the Marines left in terview. Chico: I don't mean that kind of October." syndicate. I'm talking about Chico: Mr. Dinkman, let's not play crime-you know, bang, bang, Lampo was not available for games. I want to get into organized shoot 'em up-that kind of thing. comment. His secretary said that crime. I'm just not interested in he was in a convent in Rome. one of those nine to five jobs: I want Dinkman: Oooh! Why didn't you • These developments are something that pays well, allows say so in the first place. This is evidently a first in the history of for flexibility, and gives me a taste gonna take some time but first I .rareer counseling at Trinity, ac- of life and death. want to eat lunch. Come back and cording to one school ad- see me later. ministrator. A spokesman for Dinkman: That's a tall order. Dean Tinslow's office reports that Have you thought about the CIA' the dean is presently working According to the results of that Praise The Lord

by Seth Price Isn't it enough that when you One night, I decided to call up "Where do you think you're turn on your Boob-Tube, you have PTL ... . collect. This call, made going after God calls you from the to be subject to Mr. Whipple and during a live "pledge week" earth?" Charmin, Cora and Maxwell telecast was refused as PTL does House, The Six Million Dollar Man not accept collect calls. "Six feet under, just like you." and The Bionic Woman and scores Perhaps my comment was a of other idiots? Do we now also A few weeks later, having little bit strong but he did not in- have to witness commercialized decided that it was unfair to dicate that. He merely corrected religion in our living rooms? You criticize PTL without hearing me with the words that "I'll spend bet your Bible we do. about it from someone connected my afterlife in eternity with with the show, I dialed direct. My Christ." conversation was certainly worth Praise The Lord. I really mean it He based this on Christ's words folks. Praise The Lord. No, no, no. the few dollars that it cost me to call Atlanta. before his crucifixion that I'm You've got me all wrong. Praise going to prepare a place for you." the Lord is the name of a television My religious beliefs were not program. It calls itself PTL for The gentleman that I spoke to told me a few things that I already really at issue here. The phone call short ... and just what is PTL? did confirm my belief that the PTL Why religion, my friends, religion. knew, such as the money that PTL raises goes to keeping it on the air. show was nothing but trash, a Tripod I figured that I should find out why cheap exploitation of.religion. In Based in Atlanta, PTL has its PTL should stay on the air. He told my mind, it does not accomplish its own syndicated television show me that the purpose of PTL was to stated purpose. It remains nothing telecast throughout the country. It "save souls, teach the word of God more than I had initially thought. Editor-in-Chief can be seen in Hartford, nightly on ..." and attain total salvation for I leave you with one last channel 18. us. question. In a society with Dial-a- Meredith Adler Prayer, Drive in Worship, and Managing Editor If you are brave enough to tune Praise The Lord, can the days of At Then we got on the subject of the Home With The Pope be far off... Jeff Duf resne in PTL, what you will see is a set afterlife. Hs began the con- Arts Editors that would put the Tonight Show to versation. News Editor Chris Hanna shame. Not having seen PTL for a Henry Merens Ti'Maun Southworth while, some of my thoughts on it Asst. New Editors are unclear, but not my general Jeanine Figur impressions. It is hosted by a Letter Diane Schwartz Photo Editor gentleman whose clothes could Sports Editor. certainly make anyones Ten Best Steve Roberts List. Along with a few regulars and 'Housing Edict' George Pilligmn - Contributing Editors many guests, he preaches the word Asst. Sports Editors . SteveKayman , of God to us, each and every night. • . Seth Price Religion is mixed in with en- To the Editor: backed out; however, let's make John Gillespie tertainment and talk. The show is Howard Lombard Ken'Grossman In response to the edict ap- the cutoff more realistic, say June ' Mike Brown kept on the air through con- pearing in this issue in regard to 1. At least in that way, students will tributions sent in by its viewers. A Copy Editor , the new non-refundable $100.00 be more confident as to what they Advertising Managers number is flashed on the screen if housing deposit required of all are going to do the following year. Marc Blumemhal . James Essey you would like to call in a pledge. students on April 6,1 wish to raise Scotte Gordon After all, it's your money that Looking at this plan, it's very Roxanne Mckee several points which perhaps our easy to see how it was conceived. Nancy Nie's keeps PTL going. This, in short, is Assistant Dean for College what PTL is. From an administrator's point of Business Editor Residences has forgotten to con- view, it's a marvelous idea. After sider in formulating this proposal. all they, unlike students, don't Jim Cobbs You might ask what does it do? I, April 6. Let's look at that date. A have to worry about being ac- Announcement Manager Circulation Manager good number of applications for cepted at either domestic or T.Kim Jonas for one, think that its prime func- Carey Laporte tion is to offend any normal human transfer, exchange, etc. are not foreign programs and losing the being. I resent someone telling me even due until March 30. Unless $100.00 if they are accepted and do The TRIPOD I, published by the students of Trinity< College andis that I will find Jesus Christ in my these colleges are a lot speedier in pay their deposit, or being without written and edited entirely by the student staff. All materials are eo their acceptance procedure than a room should they choose to a lance 181 18 television or in my telephone, as I "d printed at the discretion of the editorial board; free f '^ ^: was told one night. I resent the Trinity is, I would venture to say gamble and lose. warmly encouraged. Deadline for articles, announcements, an« , general tone of the show which that a good number of students will I think it's time that the ad- verttament. is Saturday, 12 noon; deadline on letters to^he ed or and appears to be finding Christ on the still be in the dark as to what their ministration started taking the fher editorial page copy is 5 pm Saturday. Th. TR POD .oftic plans are. April 6? ReaEy Dean s tu d a v airwaves. To me, religion is, at student into account when deciding Seated in Seabury 34. Office hours daily, 3-5 pm, fA [. n o JL*' s Box least, a somewhat private thing. I Tilles! . upon such a policy. After all, it's from 3.pm. Telephone 246-1829 or 527-3151, ext. 252. Mailmg address, The deposit idea is a goodone. A the students who pay their rent. ^lO, Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., 06106. don't consider the television a tool of religion. - large number of students have Jim Essey '78 Page 8, The Trinity Tripod, February 10, 1»76 '»IIM ''•• H^————— Commentary Will There Always Be This System? dealing in various parcels of Real Washington in August of 1974. purposes (this Grand Jury indicted In 1973, the same year that which reinforce our feelings that This investigation of corruption Ellison for larceny in May of 1975, Richard Nixon was having politics is the dirtiest game in Estate in and around Baltimore. (After the racing dates were in Maryland politics has been but the recently concluded trial problems with what the American town. going on since December of 1972, involved the alleged attempts to people have affectionately come to In Maryland, Governor Marvin granted, the group turned right around and sold the racetrack to during which time numerous in- influence the witnesses. Ellison know as Watergate, a political Mandell and five of his cronies dividuals, including former , was indicted for that in July of scandal was also occurring in were indicted on the 25th of another, which eventually closed Marlboro and shifted the lucrative Maryland officials and 1975.) England. This scandal involved the November, 1975, charged with 20 businessmen who have had The alleged scheme was to have Heath government. An American counts of mail fraud and either 1 or dates to a larger, more profitable track nearer to Baltimore.) dealings with the state of Maryland paychecks made out to various journalist posed this question to 2 counts (depending on which have been convicted or plead guilty Ellison aides (who were not, in one of the British officials in- defendant you are talking about) of Needless to say, a lot of people got rich and the State Racing Com- to crimes stemming from an fact, working for him) endorsed volved. "It is said that while all prohibited activities under Federal elaborate system of payoffs and over to him and deposited in his American political scandals in- anti-racketeering laws (a very mission came out with egg on its face. kickbacks in connection with the checking account. Very simple. volve money, all British political sinister sounding charge which granting of contracts for And very illegal. Someone caught scandals involve sex. What does really means being involved in Doing business in this manner is apparently nothing new in engineering and other work done on and the matter was brought this suggest to you?" The English- relationships where bribes and for the state. before a Suffolk County Grand man thought for a moment, payoffs are concerned). Maryland. This most recent set of indictments were handed down in a It was the testimony of some Jury. The prosecution contended chuckled, and replied, "It suggests The indictments stem from that at the time when some of the to me that there will always be a allegations brought before a continuation of the same in- Maryland contractors who had. vestigation which in 1973 forced participated in this game with then witnesses were to appear before Britain." special Baltimore County Grand the Grand Jury, Ellison had them Well, both the Nixon and Heath Jury that Mr. Mandell peddled his Spiro Agnew, then Vice President Baltimore County Commissioner and former governor of Maryland, Dale Anderson, and with Agnew summoned to his home in the governments are now out of power. influence within the legislature to Roslindale section of Boston and Britain, at least from this side of get favorable racing dates for to step out of the position that before him, including Agnew's would have made him, rather than bagman I.L. "Bud" Hammerman, made various offers to them if they the Atlantic, seems quiet as far as some friends of his who owned would commit perjury, political scandals are concerned. Marlboro Race Course, in return Gerald Ford, the heir apparent to that unseated Agnew in the fall of Not so for America. Let's examine for which he was given secret stock the throne of Richard Nixon upon 1973. This testimony was procured Gerald Gill testified on January some of the more recent events holdings in two corporations his not at all graceful exit from through that sometimes distasteful 22,1976 that the evening before his process known as plea bargaining. March 13, 1975 appearance before Hammerman, a Maryland in- the Grand Jury, Ellison and James vestment banker, Lester Matz, an Crecco picked him up and took him Not Another of the Same engineer and partner in Matz, to Ellison's apartment where he by Jonathan was promised a car a nd "any job in • Jonathan Goodwin J Childes, and Associates Inc. and "I ought to stop my munching on chained to an unwanted part. It Perhaps, then, in sharing some of Jerome Wolff, who had been the school system" if he would in-between-meal snacks." seems inevitable, part of our the "things I've wondered about" Agnew's director of the State Road testify that he was, in fact, an "Perhaps you ought to stop your existential Eleanor Rigby myth, in column, some response will Commission, all plead guilty to administrative aide to Ellison munching of in-between-snack Everyone and everything is occur. Individuals who have various charges involved in the between January 1972 and Sep- meals." hopeless and helpless. something to say (a suggestion of massive kickback scheme, which tember 1973. Crecco testified that Haha? So many want to be given some kind, an idea, a new way of started when Agnew was he was requested by Ellison to Another Saga "joke," another something new, something real looking at something, a solution, a Baltimore County Commissioner testify that the check cashing "laugh." It doesn't take thought, and different. So few seem ready good question...) may feel like and continued until he was Vice scheme was a matter of "ad- only wit, to respond with P classy to volunteer this in return. A fear, sending in something (however ministrative convenience." long) or perhaps as well, turning President. Anderson, Agnew's punchline. And I indulge perhaps, or maybe indolence, may successor as County Com- Ellison's defense contention frequently. be the cause. This, though, and applying the thought to one's neighbor, to see the result. missioner, was also convicted. was that Gill tried to "shake It's just a role to play, to be so remains realtively unimportant, (Ellison) down" for $2000 in ex- clever with those attraction- for few columns in a newspaper The Mandell case is the third 1 Then maybe someday people change for favorable testimony. getters, sorta like baseball, one will change a person's mind. won't need to get bored for lack of instance of a sitting governor being Maybe the best that I can expect, indicted (the others occurred in He contended that there was a bats at a line, and fields the smiles. new things to say. When the litany conspiracy to defame him, and the So fun. and all I really want, is to provide has disappeared, then, too, Saga 1924, when Indiana Governor And it is fun (for those that can to the reader some (hopefully) new Warren T. McCray was convicted jury believed him. Other witnesses jokes may finally be able to rest in testified only in order to and wish to play the game of and thoughtful ideas that are more peace. on Federal mail fraud charges, striving after the "real topper"). than likely not at all unique. and in 1934, when governor William corroborate the evidence that Heaven knows I don't want to take Langer of North Dakota was there was a plan to cash checks I find other people's thoughts can For those of you who may wish to either made out to aides who did fun away from people. I'm all for be stimulating. After a good drop a line, or many, please send convicted of extorting political people enjoying life. This idea "talk," I inevitably end up lear- them to either Box 485, or to the contributions.) Mandell is, ac- not work or to endorse over- should be strongly encouraged. ning something and enjoying the TRIPOD care of D.A.R.C. Thank cording to the Justice Department, payments on paychecks to Ellison. It's just that I get uneasy when I feeling of having shared thoughts. you, the 20th current or former state The Suffolk County district hear a well-worn "cliche" (or one official to be indicted in 1975. Attorney must now decide whether of its many minor tran- The second case may have ended he feels the evidence is strong sformations) paraded because yesterday. It involves a former enough to prosecute on the larceny someone, even though having Tankers: The Game member of the Boston School charge. Whether the testimony of nothing to say, nevertheless feels Committee, Paul Ellison, who was corroborating witnesses in this the need to say something. It recently acquitted of charges of trial would be inadmissable in a irritates me to have knowledgeable for Deans and Professors attempting to influence the. second trial because of double persons reciting perennial biased jeopardy is a question which could by a close relative of Dean Lee is so serious about it that testimony of witnesses who ap- lines and act as if they i) mean it 2) Chico and The Man peared before a Grand Jury in become somewhat sticky con- believe it. How many think Nixon he won't play unless he's got his stitutionally. President Lockwood might not "imaginary helmet." Others are Boston in March of 1975. Ellison was our greatest president? How be able to boast about intellectual allegedly attempted to bribe the many believe student apathy is not quite so serious. This story will be continued in values at Trinity, but he can sure Whatever the fascination is, one into giving favorable testimoi the next issue of The Trinity Tripod good? Who finds Saga food boast about haying one of the best about a scheme to misappropria delicious? thing is certain-it attracts only the on February 24, 1976. pin-ball playing faculties • and campus elites. The ordinary hodge- City of Boston funds for his ow The game is made old. Too few student bodies around. will take a non-traditional stand. podge of students and local Ask Assistant Dean of Student youngsters just don't take a fancy At times we are automated, per- Services, M. David Lee, for forming our programmed parts to it. example, or his boss, Dean Ellen "Why should I play Tankers The President's Shadow with precision albeit without Mulqueen. They're probably two of novelty. when I can play baseball or Cap- by C.P. Stewart almost naked." the best "tanker" players on tain Card for ten minutes or more, President Ford woke up To the outside, we must appear campus. And it's not because, as "Well, you are naked." at times too carefree, 'too engaged if I'm good," said one pin-ball yesterday morning and saw his "Do you know what it means to Lee insists, his grand-dad was addict. Another intimated that shadow. It was only the second in the necessity of the games we General Patton. It's because he me and the United States now that play. It seeems to him that little there "just isn't any satisfaction" time in his life that, he's ever seen I've seen you?" knows when the pin-ball man in playing Tankers. it. The first time was when his wife else is important to us. To our- comes around to fix the machines "No." • • selves, too, we make hasty In spite of this aversion' to the Betty pointed it out tohim, but then "It means four more years ot and that he'll get at least two free he barely got a glimpse of it. generalizations on visible games from him each time, That game by the large majority of me, my pot smoking son, niy behavior, so that frat members kind of practice is invaluable when students, there's no doubt that This time, however, he really promiscuous daughter, my wife become rowdy, Elton residents too it comes to Tankers! Tankers is making money. One took a good look. Apparently the and our dog Bicentennial." studious, etc. And, of course^ yes: student was seen playing Dean Lee shadow was brushing his teeth "What would have happened if Tankers isn't just another pin- for over fifteen minutes, pumping We seem apathetic, too. ball game. It's something dif- when Mr. Ford came into the you hadn't seen me?" Anyone ever had the urge to cry the machine with over seven bathroom. Immediately the ferent, something exciting, quarters. That same student was "I probably would have broken out: "Doesn't anyone really care? something that stimulates deans shadow ran into the bathtub, my leg scoring the winning touch- Does anyone have real feelings?" later seen playing a professor from slipped, and hid behind the shower and professors. It's played on an the history department. down in our annual touch football Yes, they do. One doesn't even electronic screen with real tank- curtain. game between the Executive need to look far to find such per- like controls. The screen is filled Just what is it about this new The President started talking to Branch and the Supreme Court. sons. with x's which represent mines game that attracts deans and him. "Well, I guess we're stuck Take this "groupie" you see that and if your tank strikes one, it professors? No one seems to know "Mr. Shadow-" together for a while anyway." _ is so "carefree" and "apathetic." blows up and you're out of a point. for sure. Some say that it's strictly "Just call me Shady, Gerald." "That's right, Shady. You and 1 Separate him/her from that The object is to maneuver your a cerebral game requiring lots of "Ah, Shady, why is it that you concentration, skill, and finesse. are going to walk this rocky road "group" and just ask the right tank around the mines and various always want to avoid me?" as an inseparable team. You on questions in the right way. More other barriers to within firing There's something else about "Because I'm cool and it is your back and me on my feet, times thannot (s)he has something range of your opponent's tank. Tankers, about all the pin-ball definitely uncool to be hanging games, in fact. The female "Do I have any choice?" genuine and original to say, almost Each successful shot gives you a around with a bumbling, bald old "And now will you come out from as if (s)he had been storing them point. population on campus just doesn't President. Why can't I be Princess seemjnterested. It is a rare oc- behind that shower curtain?" away, waiting for someone to care But the toughest thing about it all Caroline's shadow or even Cher enough to listen. Maybe you might casion to see a young co-ed playing Bonehead's?" "Only if you turn off the lights-. is the sixty-second time limit, If baseball, Captain Card, or I'm kind of shy." be surprised.... * you're not careful; you'll find "But you should be proud to be Or watch somebody sometime especially Tankers. And that's serving your country as the "Okay, but don't try anything yourself rushing through the mine strange in this day of "Women's tricky." that thinks (s)he is alone. Feeling field blowing yourself up every shadow of the Commander in free of any roles his/her mind will Lib." Chief," "Wouldn't think of it. I left all my inch of the way. tricks with Dick Nixon." wander, exploring many avenues On any given week-day, if you're Whatever the psychological "You've got enough shadows in of thought, and occasionally some lucky that is, you might find Dean reasons behind Tankers, there's no the Cabinet. And anyway, I'm from "So you were behind Watergate will show as displays of ex- Lee or any number of professors doubt about one thing: "Tankers" Poland originally and I think I've et al." pressions across a face, known to frequent the machine, is the game for adults who are served America long enough." "As they say, only the shadow One can get.to feeling lonely playing the game for all it's worth. really,kids at heart. "You're making it awfully dif- knows. And now it's you and me ficult for me. Without you, I feel baby." February 10, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, Page 9 Railroad Bill Passes Congress After four weeks of intensive new bill. Under the branch line Announcements negotiations with the Ford Ad- plan, so important to a "rail state" ministration, the Senate and House like Connecticut, the federal have cleared the way for passage government will pick up a full 100 of "the single most important law per cent of operating costs the first graduate, for making the program ever enacted concerning American year, with a decreasing 90-80-70-70 Dorm Selection. possible. railroads," Senator Lowell per cent share over the next four Financial Aid Weicker (R-Conn.) said Jan. 23. years. Some $360 million will be The Office of College Residences Students studying state and local Applications for financial aid for government and public ad- A Congressional conference made available to states under the announces two new procedures in 1976-77 are now ready. Both committee unanimously approved program. ministration will listen to formal current financial aid recipients conjunction with the Housing a revised version of the railroad Weicker also won significant Selection Process for the academic lectures given by Judge Lexton and new applicants should pick up reform and revitalization act and Mr. Kaufmann on the Trinity materials at the table that will be concessions for hirhcspeed year, 1976-77. Thursday and sent it on for final passenger service in the Boston-to- It is hoped that these measures College campus. They will then set up by the Post Office in Mather Congressional action as early as observe the activities of the Small during the following hours: Wed., Washington corridor - a $2 billion will help all students to make and today. The President has promised package for massive rail im- early and firm decision as to their Claims Court, Court of Common Feb. 1111:00-5:00; Thurs., Feb. 12 to sign the bill. Pleas, and Superior Court. Mr. 11:00 - 5:00; Fri., Feb. 13 11:00 - provements. academic and residential plans for Weicker, who with Senator In addition, the rail act will next year. In so doing, the entire Kaufmann will provide briefings 3:00. for these observations. At the end Vance Hartke (D-Ind.) led the long reorganize the bankrupt Nor- student body can be equitably If you cannot pick up your ap- fight for rail reform and the theastern railroads under Conrail; accommodated prior to leaving of the study unit the Political plication during these times, negotiation efforts with the Ad- Science students will prepare a finance much needed im- campus for the summer vacation. please call or drop by the Financial ministration, praised the end provements in track and other Every year, after the housing report, which will be evaluated by Aid Office. Applications are due by result as "a strong bill that will facilities; expedite railroad selection process there remains a Judge Lexton and Mr. Kaufmann. March 16. modernize our rail system merger procedures and reform large group of students (75 or Professor McKee said, "Hart- nationwide and solve the most railroad regulatory agencies. more) who have not secured a ford is one of the best places in the "Public Enemy" critical rail problems of Con- United States for students and "Through long and detailed room for the coming year. In the The American Studies '30's Film necticut and the Northeast." negotiations over the Christmas majority of cases these students faculty members to study politics, The revised $6.3 billion bill cuts a government, and public ad- Series will continue on Wednesday, holidays we fostered a spirit of remain in a state of concern and Feb. 11, with the showing of "The full $1 billion from the original rail compromise and conciliation with anxiety throughout the summer ministration. The metropolitan Public Enemy," starring Jimmy legislation approved by Congress the White House, not con- until housing is secured in August. area has a wide variety of political Cagney, one of the "classics" of in December, but maintains the frontation," Weicker said. "The The following procedures should forms and institutions, as well as the Warner Brothers gangster new programs and regulatory result is a fiscally sound, landmark hopefully eliminate this problem. typical urban problems. But even genre (1931). 4 p.m., Cinestudio- reforms needed for a modern rail bill which will usher in a new era in A non-refundable one hundred more important, public officials - Free. system. rail travel in America, especially dollar Dormitory Fee will be state and local administrators, city The Weicker proposal providing in the Northeast." required when students submit councilmen, party chairmen, major federal subsidies for state their signed housing contracts on legislators, and judges - are Bill Discussion branch lines was reaffirmed in the April 6, 1976. This fee will be ap- readily available to share their plied to the Christmas Term room experiences, wisdom, and con- If you are interested in learning Mystic Events bill. For those students planning to cerns with undergraduates eager more about Senate Bill #1, a reside in college residences for to test the theory of the text books comprehensive federal criminal Mystic Seaport's 1976 Upcoming devoted to antique tool collecting in Trinity Term only, the Dormitory by observing what is actually offense bill covering such areas as Events calendar presents an November, Seaport Bicentennial Deposit Fee will be required with happening in our public in- political protest, press priviledges, impressive listing of special ac- events, the calendar notes, will signed housing agreements in late stitutions." marijuana use, and conduct by tivities throughout the Bicen- reflect America's Centennial era, federal officials, please come to tennial year at the outdoor in keeping with the museum's 19th Fall and the fee will be credited maritime museum. towards the Trinity Term bill. Job Workshop Wean Lounge at 10 p.m. tonight, century orientation. February 10. Activities range from a series of The Upcoming Events calendar No room changes will be per- adventure films, January through is available free to the public mitted between the Housing As a followup to the initial Information for appropriate session held two weeks ago, the April, and the opening of a through the Public Affairs Office, Selection Process on April 19th & action concerning this bill and Bicentennial art exhibit in June, to Mystic Seaport, Mystic, Ct. 06355, 20th and the beginning of the Career Counseling Office has other issues will be available. scheduled a second workshop a rendezvous of antique and classic (203) 536-2631, ext. 318, or through Christmas Term. Room changes boats in July and a weekend the Tripod office. will resume on Aug. 31st. If a entitled: student should withdraw from the "PART II: College during the summer, THE JOB INTERVIEW" his/her roommates should notify We feel that all seniors can the office for College Residences to benefit from this important make arrangements for a suitable workshop. A professional recruiter News Notes substitution. Will openly discuss interview All students will receive a technique and strategy and Housing Selection Process packet students will !>e given the op- portunity to critique simulated job from the onset of infection. If the University of Connecticut. in their P.O. box oil-.-March. 1st American Maritime History will Please read all the enclosed in- interviews. The job interview is a Flu Virus symptoms persist, see your doctor. vital step in the employment The state's first two flu cases for If you are over 65 or suffer from be taught jointly by Dr. Labaree, formation and give serious con- the season were identified by the Ephraim Williams Professor of sideration to your decisions. process and the final decision as to lung, kidney or heart disease and the candidate's acceptability. state laboratory this week, ac- you develop these symptoms, it is American History at Williams Thoughtful and firm action will cording to State Health Com- best to check with your doctor. College, Williamstown, Mass., and enable all students to benefit from inevitably will be at the close of the job interview. The Career Coun- missioner Dr. Douglas Lloyd, and The U.S. Public Health Service Dr. Edward W. Sloan, Professor of a fair and workable housing an increasing number of cases has predicted that the Type A- American History at Trinity process. seling Office believes that students can acquire the interview skills may occur over the next few Victoria strain, which originated in College, Hartford, Conn. The which will allow them to develop weeks. Australia, will be the strain most history course will explore the Complaints? the confidence and control that will The laboratory isolated Type A prevalent throughout the country development of American lead to successful employment. Influenza in cases reported from this winter. There have been a seaborne commerce emphasizing If you have any complaints or PLACE: McCook Auditorium, Weston and Prospect. State Health number of cases reported so far in its relationship to the economic, suggestions for improvement officials suspect the occurrences California, Oregon, Minnesota and social, political, naval and TIME: 7:30 to 9:30 P.M. Date: involve the Victoria strain but concerning Mather Hall, come to February 11, 1976. Tennessee. The two Connecticut diplomatic history of the United the College Facilities Committee further identification will be cases reported this week are States. meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 10th, at necessary at the U.S. Center for believed to be the first occurrences American Maritime Art, to be 1:30 p.m. in the Cave. Disease Control. Influenza in New England. Statewide flu taught by Dr. Roger B. Stein, Summer Trek A/Victoria has been isolated in surveillance based on school and Professor of English at the State several areas of the country. work absenteeism and emergency University of New York at Court Classes Anyone interested in visiting the This viral disease usually starts room visits has not shown any Binghamton, will deal with the Political Science students at northeastern Ladakh region in a day or two after the person is increase, signifying no widespread visual tradition of American Trinity College will use the state India, and then trekking in the exposed to the virus. The person flu activity at this time. seascape. Using slide and artifacts courts in Hartford as classrooms Great Himalayan range of Kash- with flu will usually develop a of Mystic Seaport's collections, the for the study of criminal and civil mir this July, please leave word feeling of fatigue, chills and a fever Munson Courses class will discuss 18th and 19th justice during the next two weeks. with President Lockwood within that may rise to 103 by the second century marine painting, Dr. Clyde D. McKee, Jr., praised ten days as a final decision on the day. This is usually accompanied The Frank C. Munson Memorial figureheads, scrimshaw and other Chief Judge Roman Lexton and trip must be made soon. by a headache and occasionally Institute of American Maritime folkarts of the sea.. Administrative Assistant Siegbert aches in the back of the neck, Studies will offer a series of Graduate students, teachers, Kaufmann, a Trinity College shoulders, arms and legs. Often the graduate courses at Mystic professionals and exceptional person will have a dry, hacking Seaport, June 28 through August 6, undergraduates who have com- cough and possibly a runny nose. according to an announcement by pleted at least their junior year Some people who have the flu Dr. Benjamin W. Labaree, may apply for the courses through complain of pain in the eyes, Director of the Institute. the Summer Sessions Office, We Deliver nausea and vomiting. The courses include American University of Connecticut, Storrs, Outlining the treatment for Maritime History, American Ct. 06268. Deadline for application Phone 547-0263 Influenza Dr. Lloyd said, "If you Maritime Art, American is May 1. are normally healthy and do not Literature of the Sea and an in- Further information and ap- have any chronic medical health terdisciplinary seminar called plications for financial assistance problems, then the treatment is American Maritime Studies. may be obtained by writing to the bed rest, especially while there is Classes will be held at the G.W. Frank C. Munson Memorial In- fever, aspirin and plenty of fluids. Blunt!White Library on the stitute of American Maritime TRINITY It is important to stay away from grounds of Mystic Seaport, and Studies, Box R, Mystic Seaport, crowds since the disease is con- .they are accredited by the Mystic, Ct. 06355. tagious for a period of five days f?iMBBYTHESTARS PACKAGE - Swank - Riviera - Exportimar STORE 114 New Britain Avenue No matter how many "specials" our competitors may offer you, our prices are special 7 days a week. WINES & LIQUORS 219 NEW BRITAIN AVE. Open LATi 7 Days a Week •JOHN W. DULKA, PROP. HARTFORD, CONN^ 100 JEFFERSON.ST. ""•"— We Deliver (COR. HENRY ST,) 522-6769 10% discount to Trinity Students with l.D. 527-9088 Page 10, The Trinity Tripod, February 10, 1976 loss of revenue to the federal Gains Tax government, he maintained "There would be revenue U.S. Rep. Stewart B. McKinney generated from taxes on income (R-Conn.) has introduced from the productive, private use of More News Notes legislation which would remove the the money. Additionally, such as capital gains tax from the sale of a economic stimulant - as the influx home which has been a family's of some of these dollars for con- principal residence for five years sumer items ~ could result in in- proving economy will provide good or more. creased demand and more jobs." Mystic River Bailey Dinner opportunities for summer job The exemption is currently McKinney said it was his view A fund raising campaign was The annual Jefferson-Jackson placement this summer. extended to those over the age of 65 that "the cumulative effect could launched this week by Friends of Day Dinner, a major fund-raiser but McKinney said there are too far outweigh the lost tax revenues the Mystic River, a citizens' for the Democratic State Central National Parks, guest ranches many people who have to confront and in fact, it could be rapidly organization formed to appeal Committee, will bear the name of and resort areas are looking for this question long before they recouped through the taxes applied State Environmental Com- the late State Chairman John M. their "biggest" year ever. Mr. reach an arbitrary time limit. to the circulating nioney. missioner Joseph N. Gill's ap- Bailey this year. Citizen's tight pocketbook for the He emphasized that under the proval of George P. Korteweg's State Chairman William A. past few years has substantially terms of his bill, a family would Weieker Urges application to fill in half an acre of O'Neill announced today that the reduced the number of sum- only be able to take advantage of ttej river and build a fast-food dinner, to be held on the evening of mertime travelers and its provisions "once in a lifetime" Good Rail Service restaurant. vacationers, however, this year the and this section was incorporated March 6, will be called the "Jef- improving economy will encourage Senator Lowell Weieker (R- A letter requesting contributions ferson- Jackson-Bailey Dinner." into the measure so that it would to help pay the appeal's legal costs literally millions of families to not be abused by developers and Conn.) today urged the U.S. Bailey headed the State head for vacationland U.S.A. Railway Association to "guarantee was mailed to about a thousand Democratic Party for nearly 30 speculators. residents of Mystic, Stonington, The existing captial gains dependable rail service for years, and served as National The gas scare of the last two Eastern Connecticut" by Ledyard, Groton and surrounding Democratic Chairman from 1960 to years does not appear to be an exemption also applies if the towns, who have shown interest by homeowner purchases a new designating the Providence and 1968. He died last April 10 at the issue for this summer which should Worcester Railroad Company to signing petitions and attending age of 70. ' provide an added incentive for residence of comparable value meetings and public hearings on within 18 months after the first operate lines in the region. "Democrats throughout the vacation travelers. In a letter to and personal con- the matter. State of Connecticut will always sale, "The importance of this appeal versation with Arthur D. Lewis, cherish the memory of John Bailey "This totally misses the point," Chairman of USRA, Weieker said goes beyond the Korteweg ap- Job placement specialists at McKinney said, "since many plication. The issue is whether or and strive to live up to the stan- the Providence and Worcester dards of leadership which he Opportunity Research indicate people sell their homes when their "has the capital, equipment and not Gill has too easily granted a that there will be in excess of 50,000 children are grown and move privilege allowing an individual to personified," O'Neill said. "It is demonstrated ability to provide the' ; fitting that we honor him in this good summer job opportunities at away. At that point in life, it's area with quality service." gain private profit at public ex National Park facilities, State obvious they're not interested in pense," the letter asserts. way." . "I am fully confident that Art The Jefferson-Jackson-Bailey Parks, dude ranches and private moving to a home of comparable Lewis and the USRA understand Nancy R. Richartz of Stonington, summer camps. Students are size ~ nor comparable price." treasurer of Friends of the Mystic Dinner will be held at the Hartford the importance of tneir decision Hilton. Tickets are $100 each, and urged to apply early (prior to April McKinney also contended that it River, said a special bank account 1) as the good jobs go fast, Free and its effect on Eastern Con- in the name of the Mystic River the proceeds will be used to fund is at that time of a couple's life necticut," Weieker remarked. "If the activities of the Democratic information on student assistance when they are beginning to think of Defense Fund has been established for summer job placement may be our State is going to get back on its to receive contributions. "We're State Central Committee. retirement and the bite of the feet economically, it will need obtained by sending a self- capital gains tax deprives them of asking that checks be made out to addressed stamped envelope to viable rail service, And the the Mystic River Defense Fund Summer Job the opportunity to invest in their massive rail reforms just passed Opportunity Research, Dept. SJO, future. and mailed to P.O. Box 291 in Summer job placement by Congress won't mean a thing 55 Flathead Drive, Kalispell MT Although conceding that enact- Mystic. Every dollar will help, specialists at Opportunity 59901. unless sound, proven companies go Mrs. Richartz said. Research report that the im- ment of his bill would result in a to work to build that better service. Office of Educational Services

programs. Barbieri Center East Anglia The first meeting on a specific UConn Credit toward degree requirements for The Barbieri Center (Rome country will be at 7:00 p.m. on any course will require the ap- Campus) will conduct its seventh Students interested in' this ex- Tuesday, 26 February, in Alumni The Curriculum Committee of proval of the appropriate depart- consecutive summer program change with a British university Lounge. At this time programs in the Faculty adopted, at its meeting ment at Trinity. It will be the from June 10th through July 20th. for the 1976-77 Academic Year are Great Britain and study in Great on 15 January 1976, the following student's responsibility to contact For further information contact reminded to read the information Britain will be discussed. policy regarding the acceptance of the department chairman initially. Professor Andrea Bianchini at Box available in the Office of credit earned through the Each department may set its own 1374. Educational Services and to obtain University of Connecticut's procedure for approving credit for Applications for the Christmas a copy of the procedure sheet for Philippines Cooperative Program for Superior courses in the University of Con- Term, 1976 at the Barbieri Center applying. Interested applicants High School Students: necticut's Cooperative Program, may be secured from the Office of might also wish to speak to two There is an arrangement bet- 1) a student may receive toward and such procedure may include Educational Services on and after UEA students here on exchange ween Trinity College in Hartford his degree requirements at Trinity (but is not limited to) a personal Feb. 13,1976 and must be turned in this year. Simon Lewis and Nigel and Trinity College in the as many as four course credits in interview, review of the course on or before March 1, 1976, Mills, or Trinity students who were Philippines for a student to do an the University of Connecticut's syllabus, review of textbooks, at UEA last year, Cathy Eckert, Open Semester in the Philippines Cooperative Program in Con- perusal of written materials Leslie Zheutlin, Susan for the period July through necticut high schools. If a student produced by the student and/or a Weisselberg, Maryann Crea, November (coinciding with the has credit for more than 4 courses qualifying examination. A brief DC* Semester Deborah Moser and Anne Brown. first term of the Philippine on a University of Connecticut note from the department chair- It is anticipated that six places academic year). Any student in- transcript, he may choose which man to the Registrar shall be will be available for the coming terested in such a prospect in the ones he will seek credit for at sufficient for indicating approval. Several programs (focused on area of Economics, Inter-Cultural national government, urban afairs, academic year. Trinity. Mo more than 4 course A department may, at its The application deadline is 24, Studies, Sociology, History of credits will be given. discretion, give permission for a foreign policy, international Urbanization should consult with development, science and Feb. 1976. 2) courses graded "A" or "B" course it has approved to be used to Dean Winslow during February will be eligible for credit at Trinity. satisfy major requirements. technology, and economic policy) 1976. are sponsored in Washington, D.C. Honors Day Courses graded "C" or lower will by The American University. not be eligible. Trinity is a member of the group of The annual Honors Day London Study 3) a student's obtaining credit colleges which may nominate ceremony, to be held in May of students to participate in these 1976, is a time when many prizes programs. Admission is not highly and other awards are presented to Present sophomores interested LIBERAL ARTS SENIORS competitive. Students interested in members of the student body. Most in study at the London School of participating in (or finding out of the prizes to be awarded are Economics for the 1976-77 about) these programs for the described in the Catalogue Academic Year should have at THINKING ABOUT Christmas Term 1976 are urged to beginning on page 228. Interested least a B plus average through the consult with Dean Winslow no later students should contact ap- first term of their sophomore year. than 12 March 1976 (before Spring propriate departments or faculty Please plan to talk to Professor A CAREER Vacation begins). Applications will members that are listed if they LeRoy Dunn and Dean Winslow be due right after Spring Vacation: wish to know more about the terms before mid-February if you are Consider The Master of Arts In teaching on March 1976. of awards. The Office of interested in this possibility in Educational Services coordinates Great Britain. Both Alan Hergert Honors Day. and Steven Salky, now seniors at Program at Northwestern University and Trinity, were enrolled at the U of PR- -London School of Economics last a career in teaching. Study Abroad year. Debi Kaye and Conrad Exchange Meyer are enrolled at the London A general, informational School of Economics frond Trinity •15 month Masters Degree Program June '76 - August '77. Students interested in 1976-77 (or meeting on study abroad wDl be College this year. •Advanced study in your field. either term) in Trinity's exchange held at 7:00 p,m. in the Life •PAID INTERNSHIP in nearby schools program with the University of Sciences Auditorium on Thursday, •Summer student-teaching experience Puerto Rico are requested to talk 12 February. The purpose of this with Professor Andrian and Dean meeting will be to give you general • Last year 91 % of our graduates seeking teaching positions Winslow no later than 16 February information on studying abroad COLLEGE SPORT SHOP found employment as teachers 1976. without going into specific 112 New Britain Avenue •State certification (3 min. from campus) SINCE IBtiU THE MUST FAMOUS NAME IN 247-9905 HEAD-WILSON BANCROFT - DAVIS SIGN UP at the Career Counseling Office for an ap- pointment with Joan Elisberg, Program Coordinator, who TENNIS & SQUASH will be on campus Wednesday, February 11 from 1:30 to 4:00 -^'Business Men's Luncheons Daily &Dinner Daily— 'sed Sundays' RAQUETS p.m. 1 STOP SPORTS I MARBLE PILLAR EQUIPMENT 22Central Row, Tel. 247-4549 Vl 22CentralRowJustminu, t T>I U __ sales & Service February 10, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, Page II Wrestlers Drop Two On The Road byv Matt RezultRezults daydavs thethpyv woulwnnind ratherat-vimr- fnmnforgeti . ,v>nmK«__ ~c«... L ...... members of the team managed to few minutes later in the grand total of Trinity's team points Let's face facts, when you come Tuesday's match falls into the win their matches. Dave Coratti's right down to it, nobody really Heavyweight bout (earlier in the to eleven. Well, that's it for this latter category. The hapless win at 190 was Trinity's first vic- day Chip Meyers had managed a 5- week. If I've offended anybody, let wants to read about losers; Bantam wrestlers could only tory of the day. This was followed 5 tie at the 126 lb. weight class). me know and I'll send you a Candy- therefore I'm not going to write manage two victories against the by Pete Bielak's startling upset a Thus Bielak's pin brought the Gram. about them. Needless to say, this powerful UConn. team. Co-captain wrestling article will be rather Mike O'Hare wrestled ex- short, but that's actually all for the ceptionally well in his 177 lb. bout, better because as soon as you're beating a highly touted opponent. Hockey Skates To Slip, done reading this, you can start In the next bout, Dave Coratti doing your Bio of Man or En- fared just as well, did a number on vironmental Physics homework. his adversary. One other bout must be mentioned in connection with Trip, and Whip Anyway, this past week the this match. In that bout, co-captain Trinity Grapplers travelled from Dave Katzka hyperextended his by Caleb D. Koeppel Ted Walkowicz played an out- Facing M.I.T. on Saturday night the friendly confines of their elbow, thus giving an early end to The Trinity varsity ice hockey standing game, stopping 38 the Bantams were led to a 12-0 wrestling room to face two strong his season; he will be sorely team played three games last Amherst shots. In the overtime victory, over the hapless squads. On Tuesday they travelled missed. week, tying Amherst, losing to period Walkowicz made two engineers, by freshman George to Storres to face the Husky Babson, and defeating M.I.T. spectacular saves to preserve the Brickley and sophomore Rick wrestlers of UConn. There are On Thursday the Bantam tie. Kingsley who each had three goals. days that Trinity's wrestlers will Grapplers dropped another Travelling to Amherst on Dave Peters and Tom Keenan had always remember, and there are laugher. Once again only two Tuesday afternoon the Bantams Playing at home last Thursday two goals apiece, while Sandy skated to a l-l tie against the Lord night, the flu ridden Bantams were Weedon and Bill Dodge each had Jeffs. Amherst scored first, when routed by a strong Babson squad, one to round out the scoring. Drake McFeely tallied while his 8-1. Trailing only 2-1 at the end of Trinity goalie Walkowicz repelled team was a man down. That goal the first period, the Bantams gave 22 shots flawlessly to post the Miller Time After Yale!! stood up until the third period, up three goals in each of the next Bantam's first shutout of the by Thurgood Three Wall when sophomore Bill Dodge not- two periods, as Babson won han- season. BOY, OH Boy, OH Boy, Oh boy, outside the door to the gallery in ched his first goal of the season by dily. Babson connected for five This Thursday night, at the oh boy, was it ever Miller time! anticipation of the final results. tipping in freshman Clint Brown's power play goals, as the young Glastonbury Arena, Trinity faces With JG putting up a keg for the Charles had the fourth, and what slapshot from the left point. Bantams paid the price for foolish rival Wesleyan in a Division III squash team if we beat Yale, how would have been the final game, Getting only his second start of penalties. Ted Judson made 38 contest. Game time is 7:45 P.M. could we do any less? wrapped up with a 12-6 lead, but, as the season, freshman goaltender saves in the Trinity nets. it sometimes happens , he choked Trinity squash, 7-0 at that point, to put in bluntly. And it was on the traveled to New Haven last fifth game. The deciding game Wednesday and grabbed the bull lacked excitement, though, as by the tail. It was the first time . Charlie won easily, not about to J.V. Squash Nabs Two Trinity has ever beaten Yale in blow it a second time. that sport. Ever. Did you catch by Edwin Lichtig III that? Ever! Moving right along, this past weekend four more victories were The J.V. squash team beat they should remember who Trinity were very polite, as we beat them And the Trinity fans, who have handed to Trinity as the team Wesleyan and Amherst only to see is! When Coach George Sutherland 8-1. Fred Gardner, who apparently provided tremendous support accumulated wins over Wesleyan, their perfect record fall with heard this he told the team he respects good manners, faultered Cornell, Stoneybrook and Franklin matches against Yale. The J.V., simply would replenish their in a surprisingly close match. The throughout the season, faithfully comprised of a majority of last came down to watch and out- and Marshall to capture the memory. The Bantams rolled over rest of the team came through with Wesleyan Round Robin trophy year's winning freshmen team, them in one of the quickest mat- victories to please our coach. numbered the Yale fans three to gave up just one of 28 games ches in the history of squash at one. Their cheering was non-stop which we've won every year for as Against Yale (who are both rude long as I can remember. played against WeJeyan. After a Trinity. from the time of the introductions. wise comment by one of the Car- In the other match against hosts and ungrateful guests) we dinal's players, "who's Trinity" Amherst, (who had heard of us) we lost both home and away. The Elis, Trinity took the first three That makes it 12 and 0. who were total barbarians, treated matches played at numbers 2, 5 We could mention that Alec us unkindly as they won 8-1 at Trin. and 9. Charlie Stewart played a Monaghan broke into the top ten and 9-0 at Yale. Yale, which is in guy named Dinnerman; but ac- and won a couple of matches for Division ] while Trinity is in the tually it was only a snackas he tore experience, so let it be known that JVB-Ball. . . much smaller Division ill, was him apart 3-0, (Arid they say puns Alec is a budding spirit, and it is just too powerful. The only win with bated breath that he awaits are the lowest form of humor.) (Cont'd from page 12) against Yale in the starting line- Blair Heppe and young Andrew the moment when the flu will up came from Trip Hansen. He Storch had few problems, though menace one more player so that he a John "Bird Man" Foley stuff, Trinity lead by a mere three beat his opponent 3-1 and is only fora while a Heppian victory in the can play officially. scored 16 points to Amherst's five. points. Then as the second half one of two men on the team to have third game was looking fairly From then on Trinity stifled any began, the Bantams caught fire. a winning record. In the tenth spot, dubious. And Bill Ferguson, who Faces in the crowd are Mai Owen chance of an Amherst comeback. They sank six field goals to Cen- which is an exhibition match (does can tell his grandchildren that he who found out that beer can do The final score showed Trinity tral's lone bucket to lead 55-42. At not count toward the team score) was the only one to have beaten funny things. Frederika Miller who victorious, 66-53. this point Central pleaded (nolo Stu Lovejoy, Dave Beckwith, and both his Dartmouth and Yale has been an instrumental influence Again the high scorer for the contendre) no contest, and the Neil Mcdonough have all come opponents, had a strong act. in the success of the squash team. Bantams was Ken Sarnoff. The big game was decided. through with wins. Rounding out In fact, Miller time was not just rebounder was John Foley, who Ken Sarnoff, rounded out a the squad, all with 2-2 records are arrived at haphazardly. And played a magnificent game. Steve perfect week as again he was high Alec Monaghan, Chris Myers, Ty But the clincher came at the finally, Red, who goes to Cornell, Krasker was all over the court as scorer with 21 and top rebounder in Tregellas, John Cox, Rig Goss, and revolution number nine spot when but whose educators obviously he had two personal high: 8 assists the game. He finally has broken Ed Lichtig. The remaining two are the overall match score was tied at have not taught him the word and 8 recoveries. into the starting line-up and has Doug Thom, our number one man, four all. You could hardly get a "no." In the most recently played done an excellent job. Another fine at 2-1, and Fred Gardner, at hole through which to watch game against Central Connecticut, performance was turned in by number three, with a 1-3 record. Charlie Johnson's match. For This Friday at 7:00 p.m. is a Trinity won by their biggest Dave Whalen, who again came off those who couldn't see, it was like a match against MIT, followed by an margin of the year 95-78.' the bench and tossed in double Our next match is against away match at Amherst on It started as a close see-saw figures. The next J.V. game is M.I.T., 7:00 on the thirteenth. It is rather waiting for his child to be ballgame, with each team leading tonight at 6:00 p.m. against W.P.I, a home match. born as some spectators waited Saturday. by six during different times in the in our gymnasium. half. When the first half ended, Fencers Slice Through SMU Classified IN AN EFFORT to better serve the Trinity College Community, each issue will now contain a classified ad section. All ad copy must be in Last Saturday while most people In a breakdown of performance M.I.T. at 2:00 in Unit D in what is to the Tripod office by Saturday, noon, the week prior to publication. were concerned with the Trinity- by squad, the sabre team matched considered one of the more im- Cost? An unbelievably low 12 words for $1.00 or multiple thereof (.24 Colby basketball game the Trinity its previous best performance by portant matches of the season. The words, $2.00), ioe per word thereafter. What better way to get rid of fencing team went on to face achieving a remarkable record of team hopes to have the same large those unwanted textbooks, pieces of furniture, etc. Transportation, southeastern Massachusetts 8-1. The foil team achieved its best crowd that viewed the S.M.U. etc??? Box it's will be assigned if stamped, self-addressed envelope university in an attempt to pull its record of the year with a mark of 7- match, even though it will be the isenclosed. Please note payment must accompany adcopy. record up to 3-3. Trinity fencers 2, while the epee squad, having an first day of open period. succeeded in doing this by off day, still managed to defeat STUDENT CLASSIFIED ORDER FORM destroying S.M.U. by a score of 20- S.M.U. by the count of 5-4. The Women's team also faced Name: S.M.U. and came off with a record GARAGE FOR RENT: Large space, Address: . Four members of the team who of 3-6. The best performance was little bucks. 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Following close Spinella, a former Olympic fencer, 1310, Tripod Bo* "1. behind, in number of victories, it was remarked that the team had FOR SALE-Simsbury, West-Vermont were Bill Engel and Howard finally put it together and had I ike small charming house amidst over i Cropsey, foil and sabre fencers exhibited an amount of spirit that acres mountain woodland, near respectively, who each compiled a was unusual to see in 'any team recreation center, skiing and reservoir record of 2-0. One other highlight of area, 30 minutes from Trinity. Private sport. "Overall the performances access road around mountain. Suitable we match were the performances were very good," srM ^:,inella. . throughout the game. But perhaps oppressors is the emergence of a senior stalwart Rich Lovering <«" the best performance came from new class—the Trinity fieldmen. in the 1000), Merrill O'Brien (Wo Ken Sarnoff. He was our leading The leader of this movement is (co- mile run), sophomore Jon t>enuu rebounder and scorer as a sub and captain) V. I. Novak. His first (mile run) and Paul Votze (60 yaj this performance helped him into place effort in the shot put (47'11") dash). The mile relay the starting line-up for the next and third place performance in the composed of Baur, Sendor, game-The final score was 75-73 in 35 lb. weight (41'11") rallied the Riccio and Pat Hallisey and favor of Wesleyan, but the game masses behind him. Comrade marked a turnaround in the Wayne Sokolosky (24) stifles a Colby scoring attempt in last Moose Poulin contributed to the two mile relay of Howe, W Bantam's play as they won their Saturday's game. Trinity won the game 92-85. success of the revolution with a Lovering and Forbes put f orwarc. next two games. third place in the shot (45'5-l/2") fine performance by achieving their best times of the season. The next game against Amherst Frost Squash Win First as did Bret Maclnnes with a first in was the J.V.'s first comfortable by John Gates team performed with expertise to the high jump (6'0") and a fourth Let Williams tremble at the victory of the season. Actually the Trinity's freshman squash team gain their first win of the season, in the 60 yd. high hurdles. Trinity Track Revolution, i first half was a see-saw battle as came back with a stunning victory setting the team record at 1-3. It is runners have nothing to losei Trinity lead by only one point when over Williston Academy, after now apparent to all that the frosh the half ended. Other fieldmen banded together their breakfasts. They have a met losing to Wesleyan last Thursday squash team is on its way to bigger to win! But after four minutes gone in by a score of 5-4. It was a clean and better things. The squad is to aid this cause, including Eric the second half, with Trinity still sweep with few difficulties, One eagerly looking forward to their Wright, third in the long jump and fourth in the triple jump; Tom Final Score: Williams-^; leading by one, the Bantams broke negative aspect of the match was next match and most likely, their Amherst—38; Trinity—^' it wide open. The team, inspired by that number two seeded John Cox next victory on Saturday, January Lines, third in the high jump; Hal was injured by an opponent's 14 at Kent School. Smullen, fourth in the pole vault; Wesleyan-20-; Frencn (Cont'd on page 11) squash. Despite this problem, the and John Ziewacz, with a second in Radicals—0. m