Ii.rdl.· s 1IJlte Volume 2, Number 8 F.H. LA GUARDIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE October 31. 1974 Phase II Construction Presents Growing Pains It's here. Finally. How Phase II will effect you: Parking: The College's parking And, whether you're a faculty lot was closed last Monday. From member, a day student or enrolled now until December 1, Faculty and in the evening, "it" is going to staff members with decals may effect you. now park at the L & P Building's " It" is the much t.alked about, parking lot which is east of Van oft-delayed , Phase II construction Dam Street off of 47th Avenue. program for LaGuardia Com­ Negotiations for permanent munity College. More than $9 parking facilities are currently in million will be spent during the progress and an announcement is next two years improving t.he expected. Anyone interested in College's physical plant and parking at. the Army Pictorial constructing a new gymnasium. Center site is asked to contact When completed, Phase II will Dean Mnrtin Meed's office. provide the College community The Great Hall: In a few weeks, with more than 240,000 square feet the Great Ha ll will be sealed off of space---an increase of more than permanently. For insurance and 100,000 square feet. However, safety reasons, no one land College trying to run an educational officials emphasize "no one" in· program involving more than 4,500 c1udes students, raculty and ad­ day and evening students while ministrators) will be allowed into simultaneously operating a multi­ sealed work areas. One college million dollar construction orficial noted that a Pratt Institute program, will not be without ~tudent was killed last week by a the near future, according to of­ in the back of the mam building. problems. piece o r ply800d that rell t 7 stories ficials. Bookstore: The College's President Shenker said, "I am rrom a construction project. "We Library: The College's Library bookstore wiD be moved by the end glad that it has finally come. We don't want ~omething like that will be moved out of the main of this quarter to the rea!" of the have waited a long time and happening here." building into a new facility in the workedhardto get Phase 11 off the Space for recreational purposes immediate area. However, this ~l~::e,s flp~~ts§~~~s s rro~ the ground," he added "basically is currently being sought by the move is not expected to be made Registrar: The Registrar's there will be problems, but in the College in nearby buildings. While until the early Spring. The location office will move to the L & P conclusion of it all there will be no decisions have been made, an should be announced shortly. Building in a short time. lasting benefits for everyone." announcement should be made in Cafeteria: The cafeteria wiD Fina ncial Aid. Nurse's Office. remain open in its present location Adm issions: These tilree offices for another year. It will move a will remain in the Main Building, LaG GETS year from now into its newly but may be shifted to different EXPERIENCED constructed quarters'which will.be quarters. COUNSELOR · by Karen Suri A Glance Mr. William Surita has started his work at LaGuardia Community College as a counselor after many years of experience as a youth At Phase II counselor and a community liaison Another story in this edition of the converted into two large multi· worker with the East Harlem FLUTE describes some of the purpose rooms. There will be Youth Employment Service. changes and inconveniences ex­ bleacher seating and locker and Mr. Surita attended Bronx pected when Phase '11 moves into exercise rooms for 700 students. Community College and Hunter William SlIrita high gear. But, in addition to noise, • The College's Library. College. He is currently working dust, disappeari ng classr ooms. currently holding 29,000 volumes, towards his Masters degree at City idealistic person. I do have some etc., what else will you get out of will be enlarged into a three-story College. problems with the advisory hours it? W hat follows is a thumb nail facility with a capacity of 55,000 He has worked extensively with in terms of getting the students to ~ketch of the.college .. -at the end of volumes. young people as a director of a ~tive l y participate. I am aware of Phase I I . • The exterior of the building Drug Rehabilitation Program for 2 it and am attempting to deal with • When completed. the new plant wilJ be refinished with a new brick years and as the Drug Program the situation effectively. I would will include a 260 foot long interior facade. and, new sidewalks will be Coordinator of City College for 3 like to be able to make the goals "street." running the entire length 1/2 years. and objectives more interesting to of the first floor. The 14·foot wide ~~::~~ffy~~' ~~~~:~i~~t:~a~~m~~~ T h e counselor's opinion of the students. "street" will connain small trees, official, we want to create an at­ LaGuardia is a good one. He says, Counselors are here to help so it shrubbery, flowers as well as mosphere which will make students "I think it is a relatively good is important for students to seek paintings and works of art. It will reluctant to leave the campus." school, although I feel that it is still their counselors' guidance in be lighted by a two-story high going through its growing pains. It dealing with scholastic and per­ g lass skylight. In addition. Phase II will result is not very clear how to effectively sonal problems. • A 25,000 square foot gym· in dozens of new classrooms, implement some of their programs. Mr. Surita is concerned about nasium wwll be located on the laboratories, lounges, seminar .. A II of the people here are con­ LaGuardia's students and hopes pr.esent site of the parkin~ lot .. It rooms and/ lecture halls. A theater cerned and dedicated. I am hard on that they will accept the guidance will contain a regulatlOn,slZe for productions in the performing people in general because I am an that is available them. basketball court which can be arts will be constructed also. October 31, 1974 rEDITDRIR LT"~ A Consumer Assistance Bureau, to The Sale Purpase aid in the detection of consumer fraud and deception, was opened of the FLUTE is to print NEWS that will inform faculty, students and officially at LaGuardia Community community. We, like many good college newspapers, believe that there College. Long Island City. are two sides to every story, and we will make it our absolute formula to Presiding at the opening was print both sides. We will not allow the FLUTE to be overrun by one-sided New York State Attorney General opinions; instead, we will endeavor to print more basic NEWS articles Louis J. Lefkowitz. whose office and fewer opinionated stories. By the same token, we invite faculty and had worked jointly with Prof. students to dispute any article that is printed in the FLUTE. If the David Wertheimer, Faculty Ad· argument is sincere and decently written, we commit outselves to print it visor for the bureau, and Prof. in our LETTERS TO THE EDITOR column. The FLUTE sincerely Nathaniel E. Leichter, Assistant hopes that you will take the initiative and let people know what you think Advisor, as well as student and where you stand on various issues. Whether you agree or disagree volunteers, in establishing the with us, we hope you continue to read the FLUTE. We earnestly believe bureau. that everyone has the right to be heard. The Consumer Information r! C -t Center will provide in addition to· aU ammunl p,.. f,aud counselling, a chanc~ to L y forward consumer complaints is directly affected by the actions of those individuals elect.ed to requiring t~eg~~. at~~tibn to t~l~ ~JdUr~~~d Ct~~~rC!tL~c~ft~~:i~:~~,U[h~l:i~ets r:~;~~rc~a~ih:: :::ul!~t~~ :rsote;r~~id~rJv~~~nteeers u~~o~ ;:u heard through the POLL BOOTHS that have been placed in the Main act as for complammg Community College, 31-10 spok~smen Thomson A venue, Long Island Building and the SONY Building. We. speaking for myself and the other con.sumers I~ local s~ores where City, in room LB22 (LaGuardia memebers of the FLUTE staff, cannot emphasize strongly enough the their complamts are directed .. Basement Room 22). The Bureau need for your participation. You have two days left to vote, so go to the oWn. t~e dSPo~ ~o~u~er advlsorJ will be open Monday through POLL BOOTH. You owe it to yourself and the community. j~m:~cP~ndazi~ :Iong p:.~~~eo:h~r Friday, 9:30-6:00 P.M., and until ' FI H student volunteers who will have 7:00 P.M. on Tuesday and m appy had prior training in the consumer Thursday. For further information I assistance area. please call (212) 937-9200. ext. 337. to hear that Mr. LEONARD SAREMSKY and others in our community are supporting the United Farm Workers. I am surre t hat they are in harmony with other college faculty and students who are for coordinating BOYCOTT ACTIVITIES, ' Farm workers, the majority of whom are Chicanos, have been Letters To The Editor preserved as a cheap source of labor and exploited for a long time. Many U.S. corporations which drain the wealth and control the economy of "Father MacDonald, where are you?" Appeared to be the theme of an Mexico are responsible for the low paying jobs. I only hope that the idea editorial in the last issue of Fiorello's Flute entitled Lack of Spiritual of BOYCOTTING GALLO continues, and spreads as it deserves to do. Guidance. The point of the piece was that I was not available for spiritual guidance at LaGuardia during the summer quarter on Wednesdays from 9 A.M. to 12 Noon as advertised in the summer issue of the Calendar of Events. The fact of the matter is that I was out of state all summer and absent from LaGuardia by prior arrangement and with due notice. The Editorial Seniar Citizen Writer himself, toward the end of his item does acknowledge that he was informed by the Humanist Office that I was simply not available for the summer, but would be back in the fall quarter. "Father MacDonald, who are you?" Is probably a more valid question Eve Jackman, Senior Citizen of LaGuardia College, has started her on the part of the LaGuardia person as to Fr. Jim MacDonald aDd his club program for senior citizens who are active at. LaGuardia. Miss Jack­ new Spiritual Awareness Program. I am a Catholic priest working at man said that this is the first college to have a senior citizen's chartered LaGuardia on a part-time basis as a Campus Minister. club. Miss Jackman is working very hard to keep the club functioning. Together with some of the students &.nd staff I run LaGuardia's Their first meeting will be Monday, November 10 in room 126 in the Spiritual Awareness Program. Our purpose is to bring people together to lounge off the cafeteria, from 12 to }:oo o'clock. Joan Edmonds is the share ideas and experience on the spiritual level. Whatever a person's faculty advisor for the Senior Citizens' Club. Dean Marty Mood, Dean religious thought - be it a cold skepticism or a burning faith - it is not William Hamilton and President J08eph Shenker will be present at the good to be alone in it. To share our thoughts and feelings is a happy next Senior Citizens' Clut> meeting. Miss J ackman said, "Who can tell? experience. At. a later meeting we may be able to get our Mayor Beame to visit." Some functions of the program can be described as fo Hows: There are 30 senior citizens now -participating iq club activities, but (1) To make available through Dialog-Type Presentations insight and more are welcomed. . knowledge as to the spiritual side of contemporary life. (2) To afford a counseling service to aid in personal growth. (3) To encourage community and fellowship among those of common spiritual interests through meetings, country-renewal weekends, and person-to· person help projects. Those taking part in t.his program are now in the process of forming 1iorell,,' s nate T he Spiritual Awareness Club, which is to be an officially chartered club of LaGuardia Community College. Should you be interested in our Club &iitor-ilt-C/I __/ or in any part of our program, please contact me at. my office in the main MI'/lIi"Mlld building, room LI33, on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:30 A.M. to 10:30 A.M. M.~&lilor A.,Ut.IlIEtlilor Please look at. the Calendar of Events to check these hours and the G",~CQforo announcement of coming activities on a weekly basis. As I write this RQ.J~_ry' SeP'ftO article, a personal health problem of a dislocated disc in the lower back E.. r.ruilt_' raises the question about some days of absence from LaGuardia for Mi("'elA,,:oIott~ treat.ment.. In event of my absence, please cont.act Prof. Leo NewbalJ in the Human Development Center, room SB55 .t;TAFF Among our coming activities is the offering of Mass on All Saints' Karen Suri Sal Puleo 6 Day, Friday, November 1, in room 5126 at 12 o'clock. On that same day Ken Wynofsky we will have a discussion on The Image of the Church Before Today's Lorraine Kaiser Helen Chin Moore Youth. in room 8125 at 1:20 P.M. There will be a brief presentation by FHdy Amrt­ Father MacDonald in the way of an over-view of the CI urch's present Row~M(Vrir" situation, as seen by such writers as the American Church Historian John Tracey Ellis, and the British Theologian Frank Shoed. FIORELLO'S FLUTE is Pflblislrrd bj·mQlt,IIIy h.lJ 011 ;,td~peJtd~II' Topics for dialogue presentation in our series will include: s'wd",., slaft: /, isfjmJIIM ~y S'lIdflll' AUoc:WlioIt {N"ds o.llOt:okd by 1. New York's Spiritual Revolu t ion. '''ff S'ltdrrfl COItllril. Opinions "xp"ssed in coIllmns and f'tIi,wialJ 2. Dark Movements of the Spirit. a" nollll'~lId,.tJ '0 "pnsen, ,II,. "jews oj' t/w S'lld~", Cound/ 0 ' ,lit 3. A world of Hungry People. udmillutf'fl';011 a{ ,It" C()II"",. 4. Christ Today. October31. 1974 FIOREllO'S FLUTE Page 3 We need photographers and cameras to t ravel through the city. We need researchers who are JOHN CAlO GROUP EYES willing to visit libraries and museums. We need interviewers who will interview professional and PROPOSES non·professional people. We need SLIDE FILM writers to help write the dialogue Women In America for the script. We need typists, NEW PROGRAM A g roup is being formed with the artists, historians, philosophers, hopes of producing a slide film of psychologists."WE NEED YOU! the History and Life of Women in PLEASE HELP. EVERYONE IS by Gene Cafaro America. WELCOME regardless of sex, The purpose of this film is to race, color or status. Bring your An Independent Study Program provide an awareness, a con­ friends outside of school. was submitted to the Academic sciousness of oneself as woman, a Program Committee in May of this perspective of identity fo r w.-omen, Promise Excitement year that in theory will allow which is so lacking in our society We have great anticipation for students to do independent WOrk in today. suCcess. The scope of such a project one of the Social Sciences, with a faculty member of t heir choice. The Origins Tr~ced is far-reaching and promises to be exciting and extremely rewarding. original proposal was initiated by Tentatively speaking, t he film It will be a fantastic learning John Cato, Tom French. and Joel will attempt to trace the origins of experience, and we would like you Millonzi, all members of the the American woman: the varied all to partake of it. Although the teaching faculty in the Social ethnic backgrounds, their roles in nlm itself will be of the past and Science Division. society, the struggles and present, it is up to you to decide the "Some areas still have to be frustrations encountered, woman future! Only you can do it. ironed out," said Dr. Cato, "and I as housewife and mother, woman in For more information or to join, am really not at liberty to talk the workforce and, woman as a contact: Dr. Roberta Matthews, about the details now, because human being. Room L224. 937·9200 Ext. 359, there have been no reports from the John Cato What we need in order to Tues: 1 :20·2:30 P.M., Thurs: 9:20· sub·committee as yet." Cato produce this film are sincere, 10:30 A.M., Fri: 9:20·11:50 A.M. believes that the program when the Social Anthropology sub· earnest people who are willing to 0' approved ·will "benefit the in· division, consisting of John devote some of t.heir time, Helen Chin Moore, 793·9404, Mon., tellectual flavor of the college" and Hyland. Judy Gomez. Hildy capabilities, talents and hearts to Wed., Sat., Sun.: All day; Tues. & he admitted, "the administrative Richelson. John Cato. and several this unique event. NO TALENT IS Thurs.: After 2:00 P.M., Fri.: problems will be horrendous," adjuncts. Cato believes that it TOO SMALL FOR THIS JOB. After 3:30 P.M. because of the various areas that should not be an "elitist program"; still remain to be coordinated. the only requirement should be the Dr. Cato emphasized that what interest and ent.husiasm of the the program needs most of all in student. STUDENTS FIGHT order for it to be successful is Finally. aside from the kinds of "STUDENT SUPPORT." Cato credit that should be given, the said t hat there should be more amount of credits, and how the EDUCATIONAL .INFLATION information on t he program by t he faculty member shou ld be com· end of October. pensated, Cato is optimistic that Gregory Joseph Foster, Jr., 23, Legislative Committee Chairma n of t. he In the interim , t here are various an Independent Study Program National St.udent. Legislative Caucus INSLC), said today, " Both t. he problems to be dealt with , and the could mean intellectual growth for Ford and Wilson ad ministra tions have t ur ned t heir backs on higher issues are presently in the hands of everyone. education. T he pinch or innation on t uition bas placed extra·strain, a burden on pa rents' pocketbooks of students hom middle and low·income fa milies. Government. has become ' bogged dow n in t he para lysis or economic analysis,' and actuaUy,,,. nothing is being accomplished to counter·act our run·away economy." StudenLs are faced with another Student Employment Program. To projected 11.3% rise in tuition and halt the increase of tuition , the plan educational expenditures by spring calls for the "dusting-off" and 1975 . .while student financial usage of Anti-trust Laws, to ~~~" 4<~~ 'assistance, grants. fellowships. and quench the dollar·thirst greed of long term low·interest. bank loans "money-lords" in this Nation. have been seriously cut back. Foster concludes, "To further c,"~ k LD1T@ ~~ Special·study p rograms for tax the 'little man,' to stabilize t.he veterans, minority st.udents, the American economy. no matter how handicllpped. and foreign students sma:1l the sum, is ludicrous. Just [ [~ £u ru~ ~~ (C~ ~ ~ have a lso been reduced in funding, how much 'blood' do our elect.ed several programs have been t.otally public officials think they can t;1 "1'\\ {FilfFII N Ii 0 eliminated. St.udents who squeeze from us and expect us to $l L\JI.\Jl\Jl ,V e~[r •• semesterly depend on employment survive?" from Federal Work-Study Join Forces Programs have hud to seek jobs elsewhere, mllny adult graduate NSLC has joined with the Ol'ilv student.s have added to t he Association for Human Justice and ~~- ::> nation's 5.8% unemployment rate, Equality, Inc., an educational not­ ~ _ ~ $20.00 not being able to secure em­ for·profit charit.able organization, ~ , - I.)own ployment. Funds provided to in their FIGHT INFLATION Federal Work-Study from the CAMPAIGN to raise needed funds Department of Health, Education, to off·set the expenses of NSLC and Welfare have long si nce met legislative·action. Students, j A.D..P.. ACTION Ir-!SU~p;.NCE their execution on the Washington parents od college students, , 34·06 f>roaaway chopping block. volunteers, and supporters are Lang Island City, N. Y. 11106 Action To Start urged to actively participate by call joining NSLC, or contributing a NSLC student representatives tax-deductible contribution to AH­ H.R. #.I.ICMALOS AS 8·18g0 will begin legislative act.ion on JE. S-ae us for Elig Savings on ALL Types of Ins urance! Congress and the State Legislature Foster and NSLC represen­ after the November general tat.ives will be speaking to PTA. Empire Mutual Clau 1A.O Queens Terr itory 19 elections are completed. Active professional, student and com­ • inciuaes: S50,000 No Fault Option ~2 plus out fu ll-time, student lobbying is munity organizations in the , of State Coverage plus 10/2 0/S planned-with t.he introduction of metropolitan artlH to uuild effective a prototype, post World War II, support. If your club o r Marshall Plan on Education. The organization would like NSLC to plan calls for t he implementation of address them, contact Susan emergency measures by govern· Hamill, Student Coordinator, at ment to bring ·into law new Student AH JE office, 160 Baldwin Road, Opportunity Programs, with a Hempstead , NY, or telephone (516) com munity based Guaranteed 486-0500. ~P'."~"~------~------______FIOR

The Student Council is 8 unique organization that is elected by matriculat.ed students. The Council, consisting of 12 members, is the only agency that represents the student body in its dealings with t he administration of the college, faculty, student organizations and the general college community. The purposes of the Student Council are to increase student interest and p a rticipation in educational, cultural, and social activities of the college and to sponsor and supervise cocurricular and 80cial activities.

Robert Cohen "Rich" Franklin

Business Administration Data Processing andidates F r

Al Johnson NSally Ann LawsonEE

8;0.' Ror;emar,Y Serno

Stud"'n! CuuDcll eleclioD8 h,,\,e been ..kll,. f.l.ce .10('(' O('lober 28th und will conl.lnuf' until Novembl'r 1. Poll booth. are I'Illuated lit lhf' mal. ~ntranf:!e or lM SONY bult4II1M ••'" a .. the entrance ur t he ("a(dena J. the M.IM bultt&lllI{. Tbf' 1".11 boelh. • .. Hpenf'd til 1% ,t'clw-k fto& • . The general procedure if! to ttelect 12 represt:ntatives from 11 total of LwenL~'·five candidaOO!ll. includ ing fourteen sophomore" and de\'en freshmen. However. you are not comfJt!lled LO do so if you are nol familiar with all the candldates­ you mny vote for only thf' ones you know and endorse.

Batbra Padjack Sheri Reig Liberal Arts Secrelarial Science ;Fl~E ______~P~5~ ·~5

Students who desire to become active in student government should, by all means, consider running for Student Council. The Student Council offers the student an opportunity to assume a mature. responsible leadership role in the college. and provides him with insights into t he workings of democratic practices and procedures in political. hureaucratic and social affairs.

Julius Patterson Dorothy Mealing Occupational Therapy dent Coun

Bill Adams

Liberal Arts

Tht! o ppurtunlly LO ntt'cL t he ca nd i d ate~ took plnct' last \\. l!ek in a forum o pen to a ll !'I tuden t ~ Fourteen of thl' twenty·fiye can· dklale& apl}eared in the LaGuardia lounKe opposite the cafeteria. Addre",.ing tht:mseh'H to ap· ptoximattiy fift~: lItudenLA, t he r..ndidate. introduced lhemselves and 4.'xpre~.,ed their vie"'"', on Studt>nt Coundl pnd theiT' ooncem for .ludent net'dh. :\ delNoite then en.ued on lIuch "IUDjecU 811 t he p ••' and prttSi.'nt (·Hecliveneu of Studtont Council and the twer· ,tr'f!'!'t'nl prohlem of STUDE!'>.T APATlIY. From the .. izt· of the turnout at the forum and the tont' of the dehatl'. !II ludenl 8"Ulh~ ~mt.od lCI !:X. tht' OI\t'ra l! thl'lnt· Linda Bonner Hobert Sprance Human Services Accounting P,e6 FIORELLO'S FLUTE October 31 1974 Television Talk MOV~ES~ MOV~ES~

Chico and The Man 'DUbfiK 'D~ "Something Old, Something New .... " This old adage describes t he basic elements that make Chico and The Man the success that it is. ".L!eHJCg" Jack Albertson, a very successful stage and screen star, adds his long comedic experience to television. The meteoric rise of a young Puerto " Lenny," the eagerly awaited Rican comic, Freddie Prinze, is the second half of a comic team that motion picture starring Dustin will last for a number of years. Hoffman as t.he famed nightclub Freddie Prinze claims he got the job by pulling a gun on the and recording s'tar Lenny Bruce, producer. Such is the style of his comedy, being of Hungarian and will have its World Premiere in Puerto Rican parents he figures himself a "Hungarican," Working at New York at the pinema I early in the Improvisation in Manhattan he was featured on the Tonight Show November. This will be followed by a few times and then again Dean Martin's Comedy World during the a gala charity premiere in Los Rober t. S haw summer. He is responsible for a phrase that has become part of Angeles for the benefit of the everyday language: "That's not my yob!" His role in the series is of a American Civil Liberties Union on In a sinister role, Robert Shaw is Chicano mechanic working in A lbertson's garage. Friday, November 15, at t he quite at·home. his first appearance Jack Albertson's career of successful Broadway shows and Regent and Plaza Theatres, to Americans was in From Russia television character roles is culrninative in his theatrical expertise. Westwood. The United Artists With Love, following with The which co'mes across in his role as the grumpy garage owner. Neither is release will begin its regular Battle of The Bulge. As Matthau's the straight·man; they playoff each other extremely well as each has engagement in Los Angeles on adversary he conveys the strength his own comic forte. November 16. of rnilitarymen. uncaring and Valerie Perrine is co·st.arred in impersonal. A ruthless villain, the Marvin Worth Production. Shaw is at his peak. which highlights some of the most Martin Balsam's voice is gentle. vivid and dramatic events in t.he even when he's making t.hreats, career of Bruce, one of the most giving his Mr. Grey a sense of original, colorful and controversial reluctance. Greed is his mot.i vation. personalities of the American in thesp t. imes it's understandable, entertainment scene from the late but it's laced with revenge. Mr. 1940's until his untimely death in Grey is a dismissed motorman. His 1966. ironic end fits in well with his A Bob Fossee Film "Lenny" was hapless nature. produced by Worth, directed by Fosse and filmed on location in Miami Beach, New York, imd Los Angeles with David V. Picker as executive producer. The screenplay wa.s written by Julian Barry and the musical supervision was by Ralph Burns. F'reddie Prinze Jack A lbertson fu Takiug 06 fu The show's success is guaranteed through its zaniness which comes Mart.in Balsam from its executive producer. James Karnack. Kornack's past television. peffctutt Otce TWll 'fktIoo experiences have been enormous hits, the first was Hennessy. It John Godey's suspenseful novel, The other two hijackers and with starred Jackie Cooper and Komack was featured as Harvey Spence r through a screenplay by Peter the rest of the supporting cast do Blair Ill, a lunatic dentist. He also produced and played in "The Stone, has been successfully their jobs well and the t.otal effect Courtship of Eddie's Father," a hit a few seasons back. In it he played transformed into a good action is. a hell of a suspenseful film , very f1 free-spirited photographer. For "Chico and The Man" he writes and film. The film develops a good air en Lert.ain ing. supplies the series' initial development drive. of urgency and suspense with Director Joe Sargent did a great More Casualt ies breaks of relief through a job in pacing t.his film , carrying the For ABC Friday nights have been a nightmare. The ratings for its humorous line here and t here. T h is audience, along with rapid speed. entire evening Hne·up have been the lowest. In an effort to salvage may also have a negating effect He has his act.ors come across Friday's, they have dropped two new shows, Kodiak and The Texas because Walter Matthau, as Lt. st.rongly reali stic. All his film s Wheelers. Filling t hat empty hour will be Kung Fu. ABC is first going Garver, delivers these lines so well seem to have this air, a prime to hit Friday and Saturday nights with successful movies in an at­ in that a military type of nature is example is "The Hell With tempt to bolster ratings. CBS has decided to drop Sons and needed and he fits the bill. Martin Heroes" which was well received Daughters, a new show from their Wednesday night line-up. Balsam functions well as bandit by t he critics and the public. This motorman Mr. Grey, a not. so film has had t he same recept.ion. angry man who seems to have bit off more than he can handle. Fields Fielday Radio WLGC's Rebirth "A Celebration of W .C. Fields," with songs by Al Carmines from The long silent radio station is Secondly, our Musical Director the mus ical ··W.C." performed by alive and well and situated in room Dave Rudbarg will be programing members of the Judson Poets' SB 55. Oh! we've had our troubles thirty minutes of music other than Theater, and three Fields films, alright, what wit h being closed what the OJ would be playing for " The Dentist, " "The Barber since August, having a good the majority of his two·hour show. Shop," and "The Fatal Glass of percentage of our equipment stolen In this way, we hope t o put a Beer," will be held as a benefit for during' the s um mer and j ust. variety of music on the air instead Judson Memorial Church, 55 recen tly having over 100 new of two hours of all soul or two hours Washington Square South, New records stolen by some big brute of all rock etc. York City, on Friday and Satur- who had t he nerve to ask for a day, November 15th and 16th, at show! It's been enoug h to fr ustrate Walter Matthau 8:30 p.m. anybody. . Another big improvement will be Reservations are required and However, we're going to start that. we will now have two studios. Matthau as a good cop is a role can be made by calling SP7·0033 fresh this quarter with a lot of new One will be used for on·the-air he has already had experience with weekdays between 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. personnel, a growing record library broadcasting and the other for t he in The Laughing Policeman. As Refreshments will be available. and some new station policies. production of tapes and the Garver t he natural humor that" Contribut.ion: $5.00. Primarily, we're increasing our reviewing of new records by OJ's. makes Matthau gives his role a security measures. We've carefully If a nyone has questions or - believeability. He plays off t he For Addit ional Inform atio n ' screened a ll potential OJ's and suggestions, please feel free to talk sinister Mr. Blue very well and Contact: visitors will no longer be allowed to to Dave Rudbarg or me in SB 55. along with Jerry Stiller, as a TA AI Carmines sit in on shows or hang ou t in the' cop in command central. keeps the 55 ,Washington Square Sout h office); Also, an alarm is being put - Eileen Ziegler pace fast-moving through the New York City 10012 in. Station Manager film's entirety. Telephone I 12121 477·0351 October 31 .1974 FIOREllO'S FLUTE Pepe 7 eager to contribute a share in its continual progress and prosperity. College Students To And what better way is there for young students to draw public attention to what they feel ought to Converge On State Capitol be law than through a mock senate ? College st.udents from all parts of triguing elements of compromise plan was achieved only by over· Any cl ub, organization. or in· the state will converge on tbe State and cooperation. Trained citizens coming formidable administrative dividual who is interest.ed can write Capitol. T hey will be t here, not to are alert citizen s: thus the motto of opposition and by the untiring to: Michael Breen protest, b ut to participate. T he Mock Senate is: "Youth in efforts of t hose students who 9 Kinderhook Drive New York State Intercollegiate Government Today Means Better organized and put into motion the Poughkeepsie. New York 12603 Mock Senate will be convening its Government Tomorrow." machinery of Mock Senate. 19141452-4680 - 9'00 AM-S'OO PM 25th Annual Session beginning The present Mock Senate was Because Mock Senate stresses April 2 and ending A pril 6, 1975. organized in 1950 by a group of the importance of present day The New York State In­ students attending Albany State social, economic and political 01111010 ElaI8EIIEI' tercollegiate Mock Senate is 8 College. They had been attending problems, it has received praise HllaS student run, non·profit an evening session of the State from such notable figures as former organization. It is the purpose of Legislature when t hey became Governors Dewey and Harriman, 1,4 carat $199 the New York State Intercollegiate motivated by a desire to fo rm their as well as former President Dwight 3f4 carat $395 Mock Senate to acquaint the own legislature, free from faculty D. Eisenhower, Mock Senate has 1 carat $596 college participants with the supervision and organ izational also received the Freedom Buy direct from m anufacturer and workings of democratic procedures, restraint. Mock Senate was to be Foundation A ward. SAVEl For catalog send . 1 to SMA to familiarize the student senator independent, completely student The history of Mock Senate is Diamond Im poners, Box 216. Fanwood with the apparatus of legislative run. owing allegiance only to the the biography of young student N.J . 07023. Or. to ..e rings call (21 2J assembly, with all its complexities, participating student.s and their citizens in action. These young 682-3390 for location of show room conru~ts of interests, and its in· respective colleges. This ambitious people are proud of their State and nearest you. FORDHAM U. ABANDONS BRONX CAMPUS Wbatsyour In a New York Times a rticle of October 9, 1974, F ordha m 's P resident , Reverend J ames C. FiDlay, aaid the university will aba ndon ita Bronx Campua for a job outlook? W est eheat er site if the propoaed Fordham Plaza continues t o be ThaI's our prime concern at NYU's the small classes ... and the school's stalled . The delayed development College of Business and Public location in New York City. of Foodha m Plaza . caused by a Administration: Because we are so close to the recalcitrant Federal Post Office - Your career. world's largest job market, our moved Father Finlay to aeriously As one of the nation's oldest, most Placement Services can offer a conaider reveraing his pla n to keep prestigious schools of its kind, we tremendous range of opportunities. Fordham in the Bronx. have been preparing students since And because our graduates have Failure to implement t he For­ 1900 for careers in management. received a thoroughly career­ dham Plaza plan could also ha ve Many of them are two-year oriented education, they usually are disastrous results for three in­ transfer students-attracted by the quick to win leadership roles- stitutions which are part of City immediately practical curriculum . and rewards. Universit y: B ronx Community College, Lehman College and Hostos Community College. The same reasons im pelling Father CAR!!R STUDIES IN IUSINESS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE The IrensferstudentwiU find a wide range 01 An eilltenslve scholarahip and loan program Finlay to reverse his decision affect prolesslonal studies availabre to him us in t he most fundamental way. Accounting. Banking and Finance. Computer ~~~~~~~~p~~~~~ei~ ~~~l~~ir:~ ~0~::1: Fordham Plaza could provide an Applications and Informalion Systems. special scholsrships lor students from economic anchor and a barrier to Economics. International Business. middle-.ncome backgrounds Quantitative Analysis. Science Adminlstra· further erosion of community life in tion. Management and Ma.r1Iellng are just the neighborhoods of the Bronx. some of thoe programs avallable_ Fordh am Plaza represents a ASSURED ADMISSION physical and psychological model In most instances. a Iransfer applicant who hasa cumutative 25average is assured for t he economic resurgence of the CAREER STUDIES IN GOVERNMENT immediale acceptance. Bronx. If built, it will bring jobs. Advanced professional studies in public deliver urgently needed goods and administration are offered as erective courses in such areas as Urban Public Policy. services to the community, and Health Policy Planning and Administration. TRANSFER CREDIT create a badly needed tax base. Comparative Public PoUcy Studies. Urban A standard of 59 translercredlls IS generally Planning. and Public Administration Theory granted. and Practice. Health PoUcy Planning and Administration IS also ollered as a more comprehensive undergraduate program For further Information calf (212) 598-2311 Ofw"te:

Poetry readings are scheduled this INTERNSHIPS rall at Richmond College. The Outstanding students have lhe oppartuMily In readinga are s ponsored by t he theirsenlo/year to test theofles devetoped college's Division of Humanit iea In Ihe classroom in a businessenvlronmenl II NYU and receive a sal~ry at Ihe same lime Mr. Dooald A. Do/um.n and Parnassus: Poetry in Review. DlreelOf. Tran"er Program ,Dr. Herbert Leibowitz, aasociate Coil.". 01 Bu,ln ..a and Public Admlnl,lr. lion proressor Rnd editor of Parnassus 800 Tosch Han. 6o~ I) is coordinating t he series. ACCELERATED DEGREE PROGRAM Washlngtoo Squa,e. N,w York. NY t0003 A transfer sludent can complete a bachelor's Pte lsese<>d m,more Inlo,m.llon about your Adrienne Rich. author of Diving degree program in two summers plus one lutt Iran,fetptog ••m Into t he Wreck. and a co·winner of academiC year; or if he .s ,n the combined undergraduate·graduate program. he can the National Book Award for complete the program .n two summers Poetry. will read November 18. and two furt academ.cyears Next will be a reading by Jonathan i Williams, author of An Ear in c;,~ ______Bart ra m's Tree and Blu es & Root s, COUNSELING Ru e & B lu ets. on December 16. Mr. Close. personal counseling IS available to $I'I8 ___Z", ______Williams will also show slides and every student. An educational support lecture on "Crazy Architecture and program of lutorial assistance and other Literary G raves and Curiosities." supportive services is alsoavallab1e The readings are free. open to the pubHc, and will start at 8: 15. p.m. '!5,e8 FIORELLO'S FLUTE October 31. 1974 The Death Ford Seeks To 01 privaCY "The death of privacy" has become DA Y STUDENTS Veto GI Bill a sensitive subject among college Nov. 20-26 During Advisory students, part.icularly since President Gerald R, Ford is creases. Ford proposed dropping Watergate. St. Lawrence Hours "seriously considering" a veto of the loan program and the extension University is developing a new Nov. 13·19 During Reg. the Vietnam Era Veterans Re- to save an estimated SI30 million a Hours policy on student files which adjustment Assistance Act of 1974 year. hopefully will "c1ear up some of the passed overwhelmingly by both The bill has not yet reached student paranoia which exists on EDUCATION ASSOCIATES House and Senate on grounds it Ford's desk and Congress is due t.o many campuses," according to would fee d in nation. W hite House recess in a few days for t he cam· Louis F. Saltrellie. director of 3,00 P.M.-6,00 sources said Wednesday. paign. That means Ford could seek student services. Nov. 13-14 Senate Veterans Committee to kill the bill during t he recess by Under the policy students will P.M. sources said Ford expressed his a pocket veto, blocking any later 3,00 P.M.-5:00 have maximum access to their own Nov. 18 displeasure to the committee attempt by Congress to override. P.M. files so that they can get assurance chairman. Sen. Vance Hartke. D· Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 0- that the contents do not constitute EXTENDED DA Y Ind., about. the raises in Mass .• has a suit pending in an invasion of privacy. No outside educational benefits for veterans. Federal Court challenging a agency or individual may get Nov.16 During Registration The compromised version of the president's right to pocket veto specific information concerning a Hours bill passed the House on a 388-0 bills during a short recess. The suit student unless the student gives Nov. 18·21 During vote and the Senate by over' contends the pocket. veto can only his consent. St. Lawrence is also Registration Hours whelming voice vote and provides be used constitutionally during wary of the frequent requests from '======:::; for a 23 percent increase to in- long recesses or breaks between business firms for lists of incoming I school veterans. a S6oo-a-year loan sessions. The sources said if a freshmen. The public relations program and extension from 36 to pocket veto is used the committee office carefully screens and rejects 45 months for undergraduate may consider joining the Kennedy many request.s for the directory of Uefe!uuc3 Gel study. among other benefit in- suit. st.udents which is published each September. 0pfJ0Ilfwdfy NOTICE The Writing Center will be open from 9:20-8:00 Monday flVt ~ through Thursday; 9:20-4:00 DESCRIPTION Club Meetings Held. Friday: and 11:00·2:00 Work for 20 hours a week at Saturdays. a meaningful job helping A meeting of all clubs was held Wednesday. October 16. for the pur­ other veterans at the college. pose of letting the clubs know the rules and regulations involved in REQUIREMENTS developing and maintaining their organizat.ions. This meet.ing was ACCOUNTING CLUB Must be a certified EYENT extremely important, for any club not attending would not be veteran attending LaGuardia recognized by the Student Council. The Accounting Club Community College. Sally Lawson, Anna Maria Gallo, Jim Montalvado. Roseanna executives cordially invite you Must be a full time student Acevado. and Dale Jones were on hand to talk to the club represen­ to attend the general Ac· at LaGuardia. tatives and t.heir faculty advisors, Instructions on making a con­ counting Club meeting on PAY: $3.00 per hour stitut.ion and budget were discussed besides information on procedures October 30th, Wednesday at FOR APPLICATIONS AND for special events and other club functions. 1:10 PM in RQom 427. MO RE INFORMATION, The speaker will be Mr. Go to t he Job Placement CLUBS Gerald Bostwick, Offic:.e in the SONY Building representative of Arthur Basement B·44 (See Janet FACULTY ADVISORS CLUB Andersen. public accounting Cyril) or go to the Veterans' firm. We will discuss career Center, Main Building Room Emil Wittek Accounting Club opportunities. Refreshments B-12. Rupert Rivera Adelante will be served. E. Manshell S.C. O.P.E. Jim Tso Asian Club FREE H EARING TESTS Nick Rossi MusicClub Do you suspect that your hearing T. Demetriou Greek Club is not AI? Max Rodriguez International Do you have difficulty hearing Anita Rosenblithe Literary your instructor in class? SPDRTS John McKee Threatre Club Do you have a problem un­ Prof. Christopher SAM. derstanding your friends or Joan Cummings Data Processing Club relatives in everyday WHIRL Dorris Williams Haitian Club versations? Bill O'Reilly Media Production Club Maybe it is time for you to have Richard Wallace Outdoors Club your hearing checked. Why not? On October 17, LaGuardia's soccer Dan Avlicino Italian Club team remained t rue to form. Nancy Birdwell Secretarial Science Club COME IN ANY TIME ROOM 145 p laying well , hut losin g to Leo Newball Radio Station to make a n appointment with the Queensboro Community College by Prof. Southern Black American secretaries, Ms. Elaine Colucci or t he score 12-0 in their fifth game of Bob McVeigh Newspaper. Yearbook Ms. Kathy Padilla or in Room 123 the season. Prof. Wertheimer Law 8. Justice Society Ext. 254 with Ms. Jamie D. I'm happy that most of us a re Noah Jeuism Fine Arts Club Chalfon. Speech and Language fairly liberal and understanding in John Bihn/ Mary Abkemeier Ecology Pathologist. terms of winning and losing by the Father MacDonald Spiritual Awareness evidence of the record, Otherwise I S. Watson Vets. Assist.ance would consider the iniquity of it all. A SPEECH CENTER It is well known that a good team Ujamaa and t.he Senior Citizens' Club are in the process of looking for FREE FOR ALL STUDENTS makes a good coach and vice versa. Faculty Advisors. with any type of communication or The Flyers and their coach deserve speech problem including: stut­ a great deal of credit, this being a W. IInow Tou'r. Good looking I tering, tlrticulation, lisping, hard of rookie club. Their morale is But Ar. Tou Good licking? hearing, lip reading, language. noticeably up and the team is voice, etc. spirited, because they're readily looking forward to their next. game, A New Dlmenllion In High., Education Aevored COME.IN ANY TIME ROOM 145 They go so far as to say that they Scented 4oz. Body Spray. LOVIN' lIME, BANANA to make an appointment with the are confident to find teams to beat BINGO & HARLEM CHOCOLATE secretaries. Ms. Elaine Colucci or before this season is over. We at Ms. Kathy Padilla or in Room 123. the F lute find the rest of the school $4.50 Plul .50 pOltag' & handling Ext. 254 with Ms. Jamie D. wish you "guys THE BEST OF GEORGE· STUART- DAVID ENTERPRISES. LTD Chalfon. Speech and Language LUCK~:! 226 We. 34th St. New York. N_Y, 10001 Pathologist. by Sal Puleo Suft.l808