Nestle Products Are Banned by FS A $32 000 Debt Vendors Asked Is Also Revealed To Follow Suit

By John Burkhardt The Board of Directors of the Faculty Student Association (FSA) unanim- A report on the Faculty Student Asso- ously endorsed a boycott of Nestle pro- (FSA) finances, discussed at ciation's ducts in all businesses and vending of Director's meeting Wed- the Board machines Wednesday because of find- found that at the end of January nesday, ings that Nestle is selling dangerous $32,000 poorer than it was at FSA was products in Third World countries. time last year, FSA President the same Though the board endorsed a boycott said. Rich Bentley os all of Nestle and Nestle Subsidiaries' said that most FSA opera- Bentley products, the resolution is non-binding had fixed costs that continued over tions because FSA has sub-contractors run- and since it continued for intersession, ning most of its businesses, and cannot all of January, they lost $25,000, "the simply add conditions in the middle of we've ever seen." Last year, Ben- largest the contract period, FSA President FSA lost $15,000 in Jan- tley esplained, Rich Bentley said. uary. FSA also lost about $30,000 running the End of the Bridge Restau- The only campus business directly rant in the Stony Brook Union. affected by the decision to ban Nestle is They had hoped to break even on it by the FSA-operated Main Desk in the the end of this year, "and that no longer Stony Brook Union. About 20 percent of seems possible," said Larry Roher, their annual sales, which are about FSA's director of operations. ,$100,000 are Nestle. Bentley explained There were two suggestions on how to that the consession will stop buying Nes- handle the funding; to either raise pri- tle products, allowing their current ces or cut back services. The cost of stock to sell out. using laundry machines went up from Bentley said that FSA will send let- 35 cents to 50 cents in January because ters recommending that the vendors - the subcontractor requested an who must negotiate with FSA to put the increase; Bentley said FSA could not machines on campus - also discontinue make too many other price hikes or they selling Nestle products. would simply discourage business, and However, FSA's lawyer Joseph Atto- the idea was soon dropped. But there nito, said a similar resolution was once was more discussion, and some dis- passed - "I think it was seven or eight agreement about where services should years ago," - and that most of the con- be cut back. tractors agreed. Attonito said contractors often agree Bentley suggested that the Whitman can write to con- FSA President Rich Bentley said the banning to suggestions. "You and James pubs both are used very of Nestle products in non-binding because tractors and say that FSA, with whom heavily most of the week, but draw little FSA has sub-contractors running most of its you have a contract, and you don't say business on Sundays and Mondays, so businesses and cannot simply add condi- but you imply very heavily, whose good that FSA could save money without sig- tions in the midst of a contract period. will you need when it's time to renew nificantly cutting services if they closed that contract," requested something them one night or the other. Polity Pres- Attonito said. However, he added, that ident Jim Fuccio argued that they FSA wouldn't force it on anyone, and should instead cut back on The End of many people this year from last. By con- that in any case, contractors would find the Bridge, since it lost $30,000 while trast, he said, in spite of promotions and it easy to use competitors' products the pubs lost a total of about $11,000. advertising, they were unable to make instead of Nestle's. But Bentley and Roher responded that the pubs profitable on Sundays and The Polity Senate endorsed a boycott much of the loss at The End of The Mondays. He also said that The end of late last semester and requested that Bridge actually involved investment, The Bridge was a large, expensive Polity President Jim Fuccio propose the not loss. Bentley said about $12,000 was establishment to run, and it could only boycott to the FSA board. spent on improving the establishment be made profitable by investing in its Commuter Senator Mike Kornfeld by renovating and buying new equip- operations and drawing more business. brought the issue before the senate, ment, for example, and that they had The board did not vote on wherf to cut (continued on page 13) succeeded in drawing roughly twice as back.

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Are Dropped - -Page 5 - ReaganWashingtonReagan~0 Attacked (AP) - The for Disarming Ui In announcing last October that his Washington (AP) - The Reagan of the Titans was justified by safety con- Retiring them before four years before the MX is ready "seems to me not administration would build the MX. administration was accused yesterday siderations and projected savings of President Reagan said the first 100 of The Titans a very sound argument if we are con- of "unilaterally disarming"' the United $500 million over five years. the new missiles would be put spills cerned about the window of vulnerabil- in "super- States in retiring long-range Titan mis- have been plagued by accidental hardened" Titan and Minuteman of toxic fuel, including two fatal acci- ity," Exxon said. silos siles before new, multiple-warhead MX reinforced against unclear blasts. mobile missiles are employed in 1986. dents near Rock, Kans., and Damascus, "What we are doing is unilaterally disarming" while "the Soviet Union is Gen. Lew Alien, the Air Force chief of Ark. Reagan said the aiming about 12 additional warheads a program, part of his staff, conceded under questioning at a defense buildup, would narrow the Senate hearing that retirement of the Sen. J. J. Exon, (D-Neb.) said the month at us or our allies," he said. "And this administration is recommending to "window of vulnerability," a term used aging Titans starting this October Titans' huge single warheads account to describe what some experts see as would shift the nuclear balance, at least for about one-third of the megatonnage, save a pittance compared with the $216 billion budget" it wants for the Defense period of Soviet nuclear arms superior- temporarily, "in the wrong direction." or explosive power in the U. S. nuclear ity over the United States. Alien, however, said early retirement arsenal. Department in fiscal 1983.

- -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~m -Newvs-- n^^olVnb DiWest -Stale and Loenl --- -International they did yesterday. There have been rumors of possi- ble anti-martial law protests this weekend, and offi- Peking - China yesterday accused Vietnam of cials in Gdanski, the Baltic port where Solidarity was deceitfully proposing a lunar New Year cease-fire born, said they have warned students and workers New York - A 25-year-old woman was in stable along their disputed border last month, then launch- against being provoked into demonstrations. Ccondition yesterday after a man raped her and then ing an attack that killed several Chinese civilians. stabbed her in the abdomen, killing her 6-month-old The Chinese Foreign Ministry sent a strong note to fetus, when she told him she was pregnant. the Vietnarrmese Embassy here protesting the 'continu- X -National The woman told police she was on her way home at ous encroachment on Chinese territory and killing and about 1:15 AM when she summoned what she thought wounding innocent border inhabitants and border Washington,D.C. - Rep. Shirley Chisholm, who was a gypsy cab near Westchester Avenue and Fox guards." came to Congress as an unspoken maverick 13 years jStreet in the Bronx. It said the Vietnamese would be responsible for the go, said yesterday she now finds the job "tedious and The driver of the dark sedan drove the woman 20 consequences if the border provocations, continued. frustrating" and will not run for re-election. Iblocks to Boston Road and Wilkins Avenue, where he For years, both countries have accused each other of "It has become increasingly difficult to carry the ordered her to undress, she said, and then raped border provocations. her. tragic messages back from Washington to the jobless, He then produced a knife, asked In February 1979, China invaded Vietnam with her if she was preg- homeless and hopeless Brooklynites," the New York nant, and stabbed her when she answered 600.000 troops in what it termed a "defensive counter- in the affir- Democrat said in a written statement. Chisholm, 57, mative. The woman cried out, "Oh, attack." China has promised todo it again if necessary, please, my baby! the first black woman ever to win a seat in the House of My baby!" and was stabbed but most military experts here think China suffered in the hand as she tried to Representatives, became known nationally for her prevent the man from serious losses during the invasion and is not likely to stabbing her a second time, fiery speeches and her 1972 campaign for the police said. She try again in the near future. then was shoved, naked, into the street, ** ** presidency. where she yelled to passersby for help. * * *. One person was almost run over when he tried to stop Beirut, Lebanon - Iran celebrated the third anni- the attacker from driving away, police said. The pas- versary of its revolution yesterday with Ayatollah Palatka, Fla. - A 36-year-old Wyoming prison paro- sersby managed to flag a car, and they rushed the Ruhollah Khomeini calling for increased vigilance and lee who has led police to the bodiesof three hitchhikers bleeding woman to Bronx Lebanon Hospital, where leftist guerrillas predicting the downfall of his regime. and reportedly claims he has killed at least 10 people doctors tried unsuccessfully to save the fetus. Radio Tehran also broadcast a statement by Presi- was ordered held without bond yesterday in his first dent Ali Khamenei, who said Iran should develop new court appearance. ** ** friendships to consolidate its fight "against our irre- Roberet Dale Henderson appeared in courton awar- New York concilable enemies, foremost of which is American rant charging him with the Jan. 25 murder of Dr. - The state began a new drive yesterday to help world tyranny." Murray B. Ferderber, 79, a physician from Pitts- women who are "hidden alcoholics." It will The state-run radio said "millions" attended a dem- burgh. Ferderber's wife found him shot in the back of include a television campaign that advises women onstration in Tehran's Liberty Square during which the head in their isolated mobile home near the small on ways to say "no" when asked if they want Khomeini's son Ahmad read his father's messsage to community of Satsuma. another drink. the people. Henderson has also been charged with murdering One TV spot depicts Scarlet O'Hara as saying In the message, the 82-year-old revolutionary patri- three of his in-laws in Ohio. He told police in Charlotte simply, "Frankly, Rhett...I decline." arch stressed the need for more organization in Iran's County over the weekend he has killed 10 or 11 people Another shows a champagne glass being held by a judicial system. in five states in recent weeks. woman's hand, but the bubbly keeps pouring in from a bottle and Khomeini also warned Iranian authorities to guard ** * overflows. The woman withdraws her hand against "corrupt elements" attempting to infiltrate in disgust as the narrator says: "Too much drinking Iran's major theological centers. He was referring to Beverly Hills, Calif. - Eleanor Powell, hailed as the can spoil a good time." moderate clergymen who might sympathize with world's greatest female tap dancer, died yesterday of Dr. Sheila B. Blume, director of the state Division of opposition groups such as the underground leftist cancer at the age of 69 in her Beverly H ills home, said a Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse, announced the drive in Mujahedeen Khalq guerrillas, and to those who dis- spokesman for the city Fire Department. connection with the proclamation by Gov. Hugh Carey agree with the policies of the clergy hardliners who Powell ws the toast of Hollywood in the 1930s, star- of "Women and Alcoholism Awareness Week." dominate the ruling Islamic Republican Party. ring in such movie musicals as "Rosalie," "Honolulu," Khomeini's forces came to power in Febrruary 1979 "Lady Be Good" and fittingly, "Born to Dance." ** * after Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi fled the country. She retired in the late 1940s after meeting and mar- ** * rying a young actor named Glenn Ford, but staged a Niagara Falls, N.Y. - Companies discharging comeback at age 48 with a dazzling 1961 performance wastes into the Niagara River will be asked to give Warsaw, Poland - More than 150 police trucks at the Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas. information about the discharges voluntarily or face rumbled slowly through Warsaw in an apparent show "It's the greatest feeling in the world to come back subpoenas, a state assemblyman said yesterday. of force yesterday and Roman Catholic church officials and find an audience still waiting," she told an inter- Maurice Hinchey, D-Saugerties, who heads the returned from the Vatican and mapped plans to meet viewer in 1962. Assembly's Environmental Conservation Committee, Solidarity leaders Lech Walesa and Jan Kulaj. * ** said he was angered when major chemical companies But Archbishop Jozef Glemp said he had no plans to and other industries failed to appear at a hearing Dec. meet Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, Poland's martial law 10 and Dec. 11. X Washington.D.C. - Kidney dialysis patients leader, and that all he brought from the Vatican were Since then, his committee "voted unanimouslY to use charged yesterday that their lives are threatened papal blessing because "the pope knows that we have to by the subpoena powers available to the state Legislature proposed Reagan administration cuts in Medicare solve our problems by ourselves." to obtain industry cooperation in studying toxic con- The reimbursement for dialysis. church in this overwhelmingly Roman Catholic tamination of the Niagara River," Hinchley said. nation of 36 million has acted More than 100 kidney patients and several dozen as a moderating force "We are planning in the coming weeks to call again social workers, nurses and between the government and Solidarity, but has critic- other advocates demon- upon these industries to provide detailed information strated at the headquarters ized the suspension of civil rights in the martial law of the Health and Human on what they are discharging into the Niagara River, Services Department against decrees of Dec. 13. the planned new limits Hinchey said. on dialysis payments. Witnesses said some of the police trucks were "The subpoena power insures this time they will not mounted with machine The new overall payment rate of $128 for guns and water cannon and dialysis in ignore our requests," he said. carried clinics and $132 in hospitals - with some officers with plastic shields. variations to The committee is looking into a report by the private take local labor costs into account It was the first such display since the early days of - is designed to save New York Public Interest Research group that indus- martial Medicare $130 million in the fiscal law in December when some 275 vehicles year beginning Oct. tries are dumping unlimited quantities of toxic chemi- cruised slowly through the city, stopping 1 and encourage patients to use less expensive traffic just as dialysis. cals into the river. 1, i , ISESMA N (UPS 715460). new spa pr at tne State Un vers it, o New York at Sto.y* I.s K and surrounding ot. ,u.uu n .^ i. tr ^------Vy,exrept e s a w e e k o n st to f t or )ecedmbe a*Ar Apr I inter sessions by Stesan Asso ciat toraron, tnr.an ne* pe ent not-fAor r, oait Yun r It c th re t , Monday, WWddn-f yand -Foriday. 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the undercradua February Page 2 STATESMAN 12, 1982 US' El Salvador Policy Protested

By Ilene Cantor request for more military aid to El Salvador's milita- The Peoples Anti-War Mobilization (PAM) and the ry/civilian regime and a reported escalation in the Red Balloon Collective sponsored a rally entitled "U.S. violence and civilian massacres occurring in that f r o n t o f t h e A d m in istration embattled nation, participants said. Out of El Salvador in The chief goals of the rally were said to have been to Building Wednesday. make political action The rally was held because of Reagan's recent visible on campus and to inform people of the need for it. The rally also signified a protest of the federal government's request for the names of those male stu- dents eligible to register in the Selective Service Sys- tem. Participants in the rally related the registration issue with America's involvement in El Salvador. According to one student, "With the increase of mil- lions in military aid, before you know it they'll be sending U.S. troops over there and they'll probably have to start up another draft. The rally principally included a circular march with partakers holding signs that read: "No More Viet- nams," "Give Peace a Chance" and "No Draft, No War." At the rally's height, there were about 40 marchers. Participants said this was dissappointing, but not a surprising number. Many of the participants cited student apathy as a problem at Stony Brook. "An overwhelming majority of people on campus agree the U.S. Should stay out of El Salvador but people don't know what to do about it. They feel demor- alized and alienated.'said Mitch Cohen, an organizer of the rally. Another participant said that students want to get an education here and that's it. After the march there were several speakers. Barry Ragan, a member of the Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador, gave a short history of El Salvador's struggle. Cohen related El Salvador's situation to America's Statesman photos/Roben Weiss "imperialistic" tendencies all over the world, A rally protesting and U.S. intervention in El Salvador and the stated that our institutions need federal government's request for the to be replaced. names of those male Some students students eligible for the Selective Service System was passing by said they sympathized staged in front of the Administration Building Wednesday. with the rally but did not like PAM and Red Balloon's militant rhetoric. Two Dorm Legislatures Condemn Polity Stipends Statesmnan Funds Frozer Unfrozen, in Busy Week The legislatures of two dormitories the legislatures would be a public sta- semester allocation from Polityl about condemned Polity and its executive tement. "It's a statement we would one-third of its total budget. council this week for stipending four of like an answer to from Jim Fuccio, Van Pressure from some Polity senators its members $75 a week each during Brown and Bournstein and all the rest of may have affected the decision, as some intersession. them," he said. The proponents of the of their leaders became upset because Kelly D unanimously attacked as plan in Kelly A said the leaders of at the freeze was not discussed at the 'morally wrong" the intersession sti- least two other dorms were considering Senate meeting Monday. In a Feb. 10 pend, Tuesday night. as well as the fact similar action. letter to the Council, Commuter Senator that no one knew about it, according to Fairhall said he could not respond to Babak Movahedi wrote: "I would like to Andrew Weiss, who brought the motion the charges since he had not heard about remind you that the Polity Senate is the before the leg. major representative body of the stu- Kelly A followed suit the next night, Editorial, Page 8 dents on this campus. I am. therefore. charging by a 51 to 2 vote that "there are taking my perogative as President Pro more immediate and essential uses for them, but did say that stipends over Tempore of the Senate in informing you our limited student activity fee funds." intersession were common. "To the best that unless these actions are stopped by The Kelly A statement also charged of my knowledge - always." Fairhall this five man Council, the Senate will that Polity's constitution permits only a said, citing one Polity president who he have to take measurements in insuring summer stipend for the president and says even got money while school was in that the Council consults the Senate treasurer. 'Though the Council may session. prior to taking drastic actions. fund itself," the statement read. "it is A number of informed sources within Brown maintained. however. that not highly unethical" Polity agree that stipends over interses- informing the Senate was merely an The stipends were voted on in the Dec. sion are common, although they may not oversight. 9 Council meeting. Freshman Repre- be as high as $75. This was not the first time the Council sentative Belina Anderson proposed the The condemnations were part of a locked horns with the Senate this week. motion for stipending President Jim busy week for the student government. A proposal before the Senate Monday Fuccio. Vice-President Van Brown. On Sunday. the Council froze its alloca- night to create a Polity students activi- Junior Representative Ellen Brounstein tion to Statesman, charging that the ties director. who would coordinate and then-lame duck Treasurer Chris paper's finances were mismanaged. The activities and also be responsible for Yairhall, provided they spend 20 hours a charges were based on an audit that Affirmative Action guidelines. was V week for the five weeks working in the found $1.200 in classified ad revenue turned down by the Senate after a Polity office. Anderson and Sophomore unaccounted for. and on a management heated debate. Representative David Gamberg voted report in which the Council expressed Another Council plan, explained in a =X i for the proposal. the four who would concern about firings of paid personnel. memo. which never made it to the receive stipends abstained. Secretary the fact that the paper employs it own Senate. was to specifically employ Fair- Dina Finkelstein was not present, and staff on occasion, and loans made to the hall as assistant executive director. with Polity President Jim Fuccio, Vicm-Preskhent thesenior representative's seat was. and editor. responsibilities to ensure that Affirma- Van Brown and then-lame duck Treasurer still is, vacant. But the budget was unfrozen on Wed- tive Action guidelines were Chri Fairl are among those who have followed. 'been condemned by though the condemnations have no nesday. officials saying that they two building lngsla- may Under the plan. Fairhall was to have tures for allocating themslves *75 per binding power over the Council have acted prematurely in the freeze. been paid $6.00() for six months at 25 week stipends during intersesson from members. Weiss said the sentiments of which affected Statesman's $30,000 hours a week. student activity fee money.

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If cuts in aid would be disasterous, she if the proposed state and/or federal reduction of services across the board. the Work Study Program is cancelled, said. I budget cuts were enacted. In the end this comes down to a reduc- he said, at Stony Brook a number of the Financial Aid Director Jack Joyce -According to Dr. Michael Denci, tion of student services. Fewer graduate 358 recipients of the grant may be said that next year some undergradu- assistant vice provost for the Graduate student teaching assistants would be forced to drop out. ates would be unable to pay their college School, the 735 foreign or out-of-state employed. The faculty would have a Foreign Students Counselor Lynn fees. graduate students who are research or heavier workload, classes would be King Morris explained that last year Jim Black, vice-president for Univer- teaching assistants would have to pay a larger, fewer recitations and lab sec- Stony Brook lost 12.5 percent of its sity Affairs, urged students to write to tuition increase of at least $485 per year tions would be scheduled and there undergraduate international popula- the state legislature, protesting the as a result of the state cuts alone. This would be less research activity. tion due to severe funding cuts. She said budget cuts. would trigger "spin out effects." There "Every graduate program on campus that this year the foreign students are in "Polity has formed a committee plan- would be an enrollment reduction, would be affected and so would the coun- an even more precarious position and ning letter writing and lobbying and mainly in the College of Engineering terpart undergraduate programs," that 38 of them can no longer afford to campaigning," said Polity President and Applied Sciences and the Physical Denci said. remain at the university. Foreign stu- Jim Fuccio. "We need students to get Sciences and Social Sciences Divisions He stressed the importance of the dents are especially in need of govern- involved." State Audit Plans Dropped By Adolfo Vargas The State Department of Audit and Control has dropped two controversial proposals to begin auditing university refund checks that could have delayed stu- dent aid checks up to 60 days this spring. Both Stony Brook Controller Richard Brown and Carl Hanes, vice-president for Administration, had stated that the pre-auditing would only represent a hardship for needy students and would be useless and unnecessary. In Buffalo and Albany, where a pilot program had been in effectState Controller Edward Regan's prop- osals "proved to be more trouble than they were worth," Hanes said. He said it was because of this, as well as complaints from students, that the proposals were dropped. "The controller's office has accepted the test at Albany and Buffalo," Hanes said. Random pre-auditing, which would have affected about 20 percent of university-issued checks, was sche- duled to go into effect April 1 and would have eventu- ally encompassed all university issued checks. The basis for the proposals was a legal technicality, Hanes said. According to law, all funds must be dis- tributed by the State Controller. Hiles said, though, Statesman/Darryl J. Rotherforth that local distribution Already serious parking problems in Roth Quad were compounded this week as Campus Operations Vice-President had been running smoothly, Robert Francis permitted 200 temporary permits for faculty and staff of the Graduate Biology Building allowing them to leaving no grounds for change. utilize the Roth lots. He also said that Stony Brook students should be grateful to students at Albany and Buffalo universities who were very influential in the decision to drop the for Faculty proposals. They simply flooded the controller's office Resident Parking with letters and telephone calls, he said, and brought about the downfall of the pre-auditing program. Nixed After Resident Protest By Laura Craven and complaints from women about having to walk long A decision made by Campus Operations Vice- distances in late hours fearing being accosted as rea- President Robert Francis to issue 200 additional park- sons for seeking the permits. ing passes to faculty and staff of the Graduate Biology Francis said that faculty and staff were to be res- Building, allowing them to park in the Roth Quad tricted to parking in Tabler Quad's parking lot and parking lot, was recinded yesterday after a meeting that the only people who would be allowed to park in with outraged members of the student Parking Con- the Roth lot are 17 custodians who come to campus trol Division which monitors that lot. between 5 AM and 5:30 AM because it is still dark According toSteven Kohn, founder of the division then. there are 243 spaces available in Roth lots, and there He also said that within a week additional lighting are already 373 residents of Roth Quad that have regis- will be installed from Roth to Tabler quads making tered their cars for parking there. This was worsened walking that distance more secure. when faculty and staff were allowed to park there Jeff Schnee, a mamber of the division, said that since Wednesday, when the passes were issued. the issuance of the permits he has had to jump out of "One-hundred-thirty residents must still find park- the way of on-coming cars several times when he told ing," Kohn said. "I find it very confusing to find a people that they could not park in the lot. He added reason for issuing permission for this." that in the 1'S hours that he was on duty yesterday he "There's no way you can snap your fingers and have had turned 50 cars away which bore the temporary additional parking," Francis said. "There's no where permit, 20 more, he said. ignored him and went into to go." the lot anyway. Kohn said that he was upset when the permits were "We have a massive parking problem on this cam- issued because he understood that they were to be pus," Francis said. temporary and yet the expiration date said "indefi- Temporary solutions included the agreement that nite." Francis assured him that they are only only the 17 custodians will be allowed to park in the temporary. Roth lot All others will park in the Tabler lot or be However, Dick Koehn, dean of Biological Sciences ticketed. In addition, women who fear walking any who sought the permits, said, "I would even debate distance to their cars can utilize the Student Escort that they're temporary." He added that 200 permits Service once it resumes operations. have already been issued and another 100 could con- Kohn expressed concern that placing the cars in ceivablY be asked for. He cited the fact that there is no Tabler may cause a problem there. Francis said the lot State Controller Edward Regan has dropped proposals to parking facility near the Graduate Biology Building will be monitored to avoid the possibility. bei auditing universty refund checks.

February 12, 1982 STATESMAN Page 5 Atomic Pizza Does Well in College Bowl Tourneey

Bruno said that his team's strong points were art, By Nadia Sefein of a double elimination, the team went on first game literature and movies, with team captain Brad "We played valiantly and we had a lot of fun," said play against Columbia University. Bruno said to Hodges being an expert alternate Mike Bruno of his College Bowl team that C.W. Post, once beaten and out of thecompeti- Atomic Pizza III, which competed in the College tion, sat cheering for Stony Brook, hoping that Once the competition was over for Stony Brook, Bowl regionals at William Patterson College in Pat- Atomic Pizza would reign supreme on Long Island. terson, N.J. Atomic Pizza remained enthusiastic as they rooted After beating rival team Bambhue Plague in the Unfortunately, the match was lost to Columbia, for Temple University, who vowed to avenge Stony Stony Brook College Bowl sectionals on Nov. 23, 225-210. "It all comes down to the quickness on the Brook's loss in the final game of the competition. Atomic Pizza was awarded the opportunity to play buzzer," said Bruno, explaining that the team had Temple University came out of the match victor- in the regional games. lost on a question they knew the answer to but had ious, captured the College Bown regional title and After being beaten by Princeton University in the not buzzed quickly enough. Atomic Pizza's loss had been avenged

PERSONAL SAFETY ESS Dignitaries AWARENESS WEEK SaganPress to Be Honored in March

l'he university will honor two fadviser to five U.S.Presidents; of the nation's leaders in earth Notre] Dame's President Theo- and space sciences March 27 at dore M. Hesburgh and Hartold 7 PM at the Stony Brook Foun- IBrown, former U.S. Secretary dation's Eighth Annual Distin- Iof Defense and former presi- February 15-19, 1982 guished Contrigutions to dent of the California Institute Higher Education Awards of Technology. Dinner. Announcing plans for the Department of Public Safety The dinner, the Foundation's 1982 dinner, Stony Brook major fund-raising event, will Foundation Chairman Charles be held at the Colonie Hill in Pierce said, "We are pleased Hauppauge. Since its inception this year to pay special tribute _ * STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT in 1974, the event has helped to the University's Department the Foundation raise substan- of Earth and Space Sciences for tial funds for scholarships and its major contributions to StonyBrook assistance to students, new aca- research and education." demic programs and other aca- Press, a geophysicist and demic and community seismologist, is considered one endeavors to assist in achieving of the world's leading experts Monday, February 15, 1982 Stony Brook Union Building-11 a.m.-S p.m., Main excellence at the University. in the detection, measurement Adlministration Building-8 a.m.-5 p.m., 1st floor Entrance Lobby This year's dinner, recogniz- Main Lobbv 1. Pamphlets and discussion with Department and analysis of seismic data, 1. Pamphlets of Public Safety Officers ing the achievements of STony the shock waves that constantly 2. Department of Public Safety Officers avail- 2. Lock display Brook's Department of Earth able for d1iscussion course below the crust of the 3. Slide Show-"Department of Public Safety" and Space Sciences, will honor: achieve 3. Patriot Security. Inc. 4. Classroom discussion "Personal Safety" at 12 earth. Among other A. Horne Security Alarms-10 a.m.-2 p.m. noon and 7:30 p.m. by Det. Jeanette Hotmer *Dr. Frank Press,presidentof ments, he has helped to deve 4. Slide Show library-11 a.m.-5 p.m., Main Entrance Lobby the National Academy of Scien- Librarv Building-11 a.m.-5 p.nm.. Main Entrance lopn seismic techniques for 1. Pamphlets and discussion with Department ces and a leader in Geophysics, 1. Pnamphlets of Public Safety Officers predicting earthquakes and 2. Department of Public Safety Officers 2. Lock display who had played a central role in detecting underground nuclear discussions Fine Arts Center Building-4 p.m.. Main Theatre developing seismic techniques tests. He played a central role 3. Lock displav 1. Town hall meetir.non Personal Safety. Open for underground tests both on Stonv Brook L'ioln Building-11 a.m.-5 p.m.. Main to campus community in the designing of a seismome- Fritraince lobb\ Earth and on the moon. ter for United States moon 1. Pamphlets * Dr. Carl Sagan, director of probes. 2. Dtepartment of Public Safety Officers Thursday, February 18, 1982 the Laboratory for Planetary Press has been on the facul- d§iscs s~ionfs Administration Building-8 a.m.-5 p.m.. 1st floor 3. Loc-k display Main Lobby Studies at Cornell University, ties of Columbia University, NMo%ies-"Solution to Vandallll n"sm-11 a.m. and 1. Pamphlets and discussion with Department an astronomer who has been the Massachusetts Institute of 12:30 p 1m..35 min. hilmn-25 min. discussion of Public Safety Officers closely associated with the Technology and the California 2. Slide Show-"Department of Public Safety" 3. Lock display recent Voyager flights and who Institute of Technology. He has Tuesday, February 16, 1982 Library Building-11 a.m.-5 p.m.. Main Entrance is known to millions for his served in several major govern- Administration Building-8 a.m.-5 p.m.. 1st floor 1. Pamphlets and discussion with Department best-selling book, Cosmos,and ment roles, notably as science M1ain Lobby of Public Safety Officers 1. Pamphlets and disucussion with Department 2. Lock display his television science program and technology adviser to Pres- of Public Saetyt Offic(ers St(onv Brook ('nion Building-11 a.m.-5 p.m.. Main of the same name. idents Kennedy, Johnson and 2. Loc-k displas Intran( lobby Last year's honorees were Carter. In addition, he has been Library Building-11 a m.-6 pxm.. Main Entrance 1. Pamphlets and discussion with Department Lewis 1. Pamphlets and d(isussion with Department of Public Safet% Officers Thomas, chancellor of active internationally, serving of Public Sadtte Officerrs 2. 10 ..mrn.-2 p.m.-Patriot Security. Inc-.in Main Memorial Sloan-Kettering as chairman of the Committee 2. Lock d1ispjla Lobbl-display on home security Cander Center, and Mary on Scholarly Communication 3. Slide Show%-"Department of Public Sattl-'C 3. Movie Lasker, co-founder of the with the People's Republic of StonyPBrook l'nion Building-11 a.m.-6 p.m.. Main A. "Betore t 's Too late-1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Entrance lobb% Albert and Mary Lasker China and with the U.S.- 1. Pamphlets and d1is(ussi(on with Dcpartment I Foundation. USSR Working Group in of PubNicSatet\ Oftie rs Friday. February 19, 1962 Earthquake Prediction. 2. Patriot S'c urmt. Inc . Adminnisration Building-8 a.m.-5 p.m.. st floor 1O aj.m.-2 p.m.-holme ,tc urit dislplav and M.ain Lobb% By tradition, the annual Sagan, as astronomer, astro- diicussuion in M1ain lobby 1. Pamphlehts ,Inddviscusson with Department dinners have singled out var- ,physicist and exobiologist, is on 3. Mo lMC of Public( S.tiet Otficers ious fields at the University. faculty of Cornell Univer- A. 12 noon-"hntitfation to Blurglar "-2- the 2. Slide Showv-"Dep)artlment of Public Satet" The 1981 mil. filn andcag ain at 1:30 pp.m. with isc us- Libirary uildint,-11 a.n 5 pIm.. Main Entrance event was in recogni- sity and active with the %ionafter film 1. lPamphletsand)i dill(tvusion with Department tion of the completion of Stony National Aeronautics and ot Publlil Safrt-\ Ottfcers Brook's Health Sciences Center Space Administration's outer 2. lo1 kd" is l.v and the opening of its Univer- space probes though Voyager Wednesday, February 17, 1962 Stony Bro()k nion Bilding-11 a.jm.-5 p.m..Mlain Adminlisr.a111on Building-8 &.n.-S p.m.. Isl 1loxr 11ntrancc1 * lohb\ sity Hospital. missions to Saturn and other 1. Pamplhlels and dcluiorn with Derlpartrient Previous dinners have planets. He is an authority on 1 PaIrphlelts atd dissls with DeIptrtent oftPublic Sitet% O ticc r% honored Sir Rudolph Bing, Lee atmospheres and ,f public Safet% Ofli (,I 2 ockl d-isplay planetary '. Patrlziot Se ut\rlx. Inc .- d~lsplays «»n] home KraIsner and John Houseman, surfaces, e billyof Venus sz'cunly h8 "HomeI- andt Pr()Ierty Plotet ticn"-11 30 a.m. leaders in the performing arts; and Mar. He isalsorecognised .»ind 1 W pmUm. uilh dr su{ssioln ttr each U.S. senators Jacob K. Javits for his research and theories on 11 Itl show anud DanielPatrick Moynihan; the origin of life on earth Mad in W. Averell Harriman, former the field of extraterretial j New York governor and biolo y. February 12, 1982 Page 6 STATESMAN Protection Key of Safety Awareness Week Her e

By Lisa Roman students because it is their once acting-director of Public campus experience. Students' "Our goal is to make Public The start of Personal Safety campus. We are here to serve Safety as the igniter of ideas and input, Little said, Safety one of the most profes- Awareness Week will be pro- them," Little said. He also said improved relations. "Cassidy have always been a top priority sional police departments in claimed by University Presi- that improving the quality of displayed the human side of to Barnes. "You have to realize the country," Little said. dent John Marburger in a student life is a firm commit- police work and we thank him," that we are not here to be the He enthusiasticall invites the special kick-off luncheon today. tment of Marburger and Jim Little said. "Then of course, Mr. tough guys," he added. "It's our students of Stony Brook to par- According to Doug Little, Black, vice-president for Uni- [Gary] Barnes, [director of community too." ticipate in the Personal Safety community relations officer for versity Affairs and Robert Public Safety], is carrying the By implementing programs Awareness Week for their own the department of Public Francis, vice-president for idea on. He would like to see the that stress campus police and !benefit. "Everyone is welcome Safety, the program is Campus Operations. "They students become more appreci- student relations Little hopes to to come down and voice their designed to offer students a have gone out of their way to ative of the Public Safety offic- build the department. One pol- suggestions and discuss cam- chance to become aware of the support the concept of student ers." Little said Barnes has had icy is the recent hiring practice pus life," Little said. "As various methods of home and life," Little said. an opn-door policy regarding of employing Stony Brook always, our motto stands true: property protection available. Little described Joe Cassidy, students throughout his college graduates. 'At Your Service."'

On hand will be the Crime - - Prevention Unit Van, making its second appearance at any campus, the first which was GoodTI C friendss stand. g'J Is M up for you also at Stony Brook. The van I will be dirven around the cam- pus to demonstrate locking mechanisms, lighting equip- ment and alarm systems. "It is imperative to stress to the students of Stony Brook that eventually they will leave school and have a need to secure their homes properly," Little said. Beginning Monday, each day of next week will showcase a day of movies, slide shows and discussions with Public Safety officers. Pamphlets, keychains and whistles will be given to participants. Also planned is a lesson in self defense for both men and women, taught by members of the Tai-Zen School of Defense. "It is basically a dailyset of pro- grams designed for students to carry throughout their lives." Little said. Also on hand will be the Volunteer Dorm Partol and the Community Service group. Both of these organizations are ' hoping to expand the current I Student Escort service to accomodate increasing need. Little said he is looking for- ward to the scheduled discus- sion groups which will feature members of Public Safety. "We like to receive input from the -Crime -Bioundmf-Up -

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A two car accident occurred last night as a Datsun-210 was hit on the passenger side while leaving the Physics parking lot. The driver of the Datsun. a male student who Public Safety has not identified, was taken to the University emergency room. The motorist of the other car was uninjured, according to Public Safety. The Datsun was towed to South P-Lot. -N. David Goldblatt

Woman pI Phone calls got xnut i .i l t '< ; ,;'.. * , ' attention. A milSsi011 1-t r( Minii Q -iplit X ;1' .il . graduate student A female perfect p mlnniu andd iramikii . , 1lix .itl\, -lin-to{ fd. was placed in a straight jacket stand- up guys. and taken to University Hospi- When you Vomic down1 to earth, spring t or s nwtl-uflfli tal Wednesday for displaying Speoial. what a spokesman for the ooiht, ket it be biwetibrau. department of Public Safety termed "suicidal tendencies" in the corridors of the Social and Sciences Building. Loiwenbran.HsTXto AerC Behavioral 92 Bee ed by MOW BaeMg Co.. Mwaukee. "s - February 12, 1982 STATESMAN Page 7 rib itirm e- ml -Ed1TForia-- -- - )ay" throughout the univer- ity. Certainly the basic human "Murder" Games ightS is a respect for life, a view Are hat is clearly inimical to par- i Senseless t] On Mud-Slinging and Obligation tiicipatioinin or support of the rame "kill." While salaries for services that could be performed To the Editor: Norman Goodman Statesman reporters were busily Frankly, I was reporting by volunteer students; this year that kind of disheartened Editor's Note: The writer is the news in recent weeks, their by the omission of any substan- editors were unwillingly making it. frugle thinking is criticized. Fuccio's call to hairman of the Sociology Statesman's editor asking if the $1,200 tial discussion of the meaning Department.) Statesman has been the victim of an inves- had and implications been found just two days after the two organ- of the spread- tigation by Polity (read: Polity President Jim ing use of the izations discussed the findings, was interest- game of Senate Bill Promotes Fuccio and most of the Polity Council) that "murder," or "assassin," or concluded, although we don't know how or ing, especially since the investigation that "kill," (except in the final para- - Political Repression why, that there is "financial mismanage- turned up the deficit took weeks. The Polity graph) of the Dec. lth article ment" at the paper. The point Council froze their share of Statesman's in Statesman on the shooting of of this editorial To the is not primarily to budget (about one-third of the paper's total) a student at California State Editor: offer our defense, although This is to alert Statesman we will, but to explain honestlythe goings-on Sunday night, while the meeting the next day College at Long Beach because had been scheduled days before. of his apparent involvement in ireaders that senators Ted in recent days of a very confused group of No mention Kennedy of the freeze was made such a game. Contrary to the I and Strom Thurmond student journalists. Monday night. Nor are up to no was it mentioned to views expressed by Terry Gri- 4 good in sponsoring The story on page three of today's States- the Polity Senate, which Senate Bill 1630, a very repres- usually likes to vote on these things. gonis, I do not believe that the man, explaining that two college legislatures They establishment of sive bill. have publically criticized Statesman such games on I had condemned Polity earlier this week for for collge campuses is "no more Under S. 1630, public ser- paying some of its officials stipends over things that don't appear in their report to immoral than going to watch a vants who "blow the whistle" on intersession, posed a dilemna in what is ordi- Statesman and were not mentioned in the Clint Eastwood movie." Going official corruption or govern- narily a routine decision. Specifically, a meeting, which doesn't allow for retribution. to see such movies is a passive ment wrong-doing, and inves- number of Statesman editors worried Polity knew the loans violated not-for-profit acceptance of the "sick game" tigative journalists who receive that if such information we printed the story, it would appear to our corporate law when the investigation began that Grigonis believes is pro- could be readers that in November or December, yet saved the grammed into us by society. charged with the broadened we were getting even, using our crime of "revealing power of the information until now so that they could point But not everybody goes to see private press to fight politics. Others information submitted for a argued that the finger of accusation backed with other Clint Eastwood or similar we have a committment to report movies. Many government purpose." Senten- the news, whatever findings. Not knowing the law, we broke its people-young the consequences of and old-exercise their critical ces/fines: one year/$25,000. public sentiment. letter. They violated its spirit. We apologized. Preventive detention- We judgment and moral sense to Finally we agreed on the latter choice. discontinued the policy. avoid encouraging and sup- S.1630-gives judges broad Though we've been forced to wear the hats of Even the origin of the investigation has not porting such activities. new discretion to deny bail and both politicians and businesspeople recently, been made clear. Fuccio says it began early in Moreover, similar choices are to imprison persons accused of we're journalists first, and are obligated to the semester when then-Polity Treasurer also possible in considering the crimes before they have been the principles of that profession. Chris Fairhall became wary of a $ 15,000 debt more active role of setting up tried. This undermines a fun- The same argument came into play when it Statesman had to its printer; Fairhall insists and participating in such sen- damental principle of our sys- tem was suggested that we sling some mud the investigation began in November when seless, even barbarous, games of justice: that a person is back innocent until proven at Polity, the reason being that the best someone-he's not saying who- on college campuses. The two guilty. activities are The above is only part of the defense is a good offense. But again, we are complained. not identical. Furthermore, the existence of 18 sections in S. 1630 which, if forced not to by good conscience. When Poli- Aside from Polity, some words are cer- allowed tainly one is no justification for the to become law, will ty's childishness subsides, we will still have in order for our friends at the Stony mean the end of the cherished Brook Press. But existence of the other. to live with ourselves-and the public-as Statesman's Board of Direc- I am not Bill of Rights. tors arguing for the cen- journalists. Opinion, even disguised, belongs agreed earlier this week that it would be sorship of such silly and inhu- As a quote in the Socialist in this space, not on the news pages. better to ignore rhetoric and not lower our- nane " games" by the Labor Party paper, The People, The same sense of obligation applies when selves. It is awfully tempting, though. administration. In fact, I puts it: "When closely scrutin- we must decide to print news about States- In fact, one of the most disturbing out- believe Vice President Fred ized S. 1630 can be seen for man itself being investigated. It has been comes of this situation has been a renewal of Preston was quite correct in what it really is: a prescription reported once in the past, is again today, and an old fight that started so long ago. Most redirecting the issue back to for political repression in the will continue so long as people on campus have always assumed consideration by the student 1980s. It contains something Polity creates news dreadful where there is none. Unfortunately, there was antogonism between the two communitv. Asa major force on for virtually everyone, just as the from the labor and peace move our businesspeople do not understand newspapers. That was the case 21/2 years ago campus, Statesman (and the Polity as well) can play a signif- ments to the press and anti- politics of what is going on, our newspeople when the Press was founded by dissatisfied Statesman icant role by opening up a dis- nuclear demonstrators." do not really understand what's going on editors. But relations this year cussion Similar bills (HR1411, were on campus of why there news-wise either. good: Statesman does its job and the is "the monotony of college life HR1647) are pending in the An explanation, then, is in order, coupled Press does its. Reporting the day-to-day at Stony Brook" that Grigonis House of Representatives. The with our response as promised. Rumor and news and sports is the function of States- mentions, and how this prob- Socialist Labor party urges all personal insults aside, Polity's therefore man, the Press is designed to do feature, lem might be addressed in a Americans who value the Bill attenuated investigation has turned up four investigative and analytical stories. The two more useful and morally of Rights to protest and raise complaints: About $1,200 in classified ad papers are not competing, they were cooper- responsible way. It is ironic hell with Congress that S. 1630 revenue was not found after an audit con- ating. And the campus as a whole benefits that the article on this matter and the other bills must not ducted by Polity's executive director and oth- when the two newspapers are doing their appeared in the same issue of become law. ers, Statesman's editor borrowed jobs and not fighting each other. Unfortu- Statesman that reported the Nathan Pressman, money celebration of International Organizer, from the company, a number of highly-paid nately, this relationship has been placed in Human Rights Day and the Hudson Valley and long-time employees have quit or been serious. jeopardy. ttheIt is readerswhowill Socisalist fired Labor Party and Statesman occasionally employs its suffer. Dec. 10th as "Human Rights own editors to work on jobs the paper does to In conclusion, we believe this mess will be raise revenue, such as production of Suffolk cleared up soon. Statesman's budget was In Community College's newspaper. unfrozen three days after is was frozen, and a Our response is that the books will be tho- meeting is scheduled today in which many roughly gone over with Polity's executive differences could be ironed out. Nonetheless, director and an accountant if necessary to we've written a poem to sum up our feelings Statesman find the missing money, which is probably about our public servants, which we present not cash but an error in bookkeeping. In here with apologies to William Shakespeare: terms of borrowing money, it was paid back Howard Soa long ago, and the policy of loans has been Editor-in-Chief Double, double, toil and discontinued after we were informed by Pol- bubble Funds missing? Business trouble? ity that a corporate director cannot borrow Laura Craven If opressed you seem to be, Alan Fderbush from the corporation. (That law, incidentally, Managing Editor Or beat down to politicians' Cory A. Golmub does not prohibit a Statesman director/edi- knee... Don't despair and don't be Business Managers tor from paying himself the money, just bor- wary, About those thousands, don't rowing it, but whether a law is good or bad is be harried. 'News Editors John Burkhardt Glenn another subject completely.) Employees have Shy of malice, though not of spunk, Tavarns, MTtchll Wagner We will rise above this bunk. Sports Director Pmer WOrh e been fired in an effort to make the paper run Sport Editor Ronn The "long lost" funds we Gordon as much as possible by volunteer students in will reveal Alt WiNFm Directors Brrber A, Fein. vince Their whereabouts, Too a learning situation, the same way in which they're not concealed. Arts Editor Alan Gotnck every other paper of our size is-and shouldI And when the rumors we've suppressed, Photo Director Mich Will de LforMd Photo EEditorm Michael Chen, Gary be. That Statesman hires its staff for outside 'Retribution, none of jest. Higgnm. RobHrt WRW Besmirchers of our honored names, Contriutking Editor Dom Tavol work is a practical argument as well as one o1 Ammistnt Hluine Manq.Or And those of us -wd Durst principle: most of the jobs require the skills ol without shames, Asstnt A-o--f Edit rr LoriSeifer an editor, and for those that do not, as well asr Shall rise to battle with our foes, AmRatent Now Edhlors tbenr Gorski, 9wan Ruder for those that do, there is nothing wrong withh Each Statesman editor crows. Assitent~ Sports Edho a Tere- Hoya. Craig Seclw r "We knew of plans, no crowns Amist Ant Edtor j-i-j- MaxWn favoring people who do so much work foi SAnEwtiv-P I e worn here," to all Van Browns. otion As rfeEbb Statesman at other times and get very little AHen tant Phhot Edito Thom Shin Fuccio, like Glouster, shall be reward. smite AdnrWng Msnmgm Artie LJw.O And he shall tremble before the right Production MOuMW Jonse"J.Mookmn Evenwithout disseminating thecharges, thee A lesson here, for all who read, Ef orn* investigation is on the whole a farce. Thee Be mighty sure before ye concede rapBte the mer^y opmrwon of theEorimWl wtndw wrttn GM of Itstmrrws or a dnegrwe. Polity officials of years pastad attacked Sta To Deprecate a name that's true, L tesman editors then for pavina exorbitant Or vengeance might have wrath on you. _ ___

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r i and 13 year olds. U.oca Fiums wi» Pski 't " A, -- a!-l o- a1u 100 on Friday and Saturydj/ - -, -'; But someone Showtimes are 7 ? 3f! n ? 1-' '--r+"t *r Admission is free with an I.D. card screwed up. There are no predetermined answers in the margins of my books. In preparing to teach Harper Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird, I actually had to readthe book. Then I had to prepare questions and organize vocabulary lists, and consider projects, and formulate study questions. The quality of education has, to my mind, certainly diminished. When a teacher actually has to make an effort to approach a subject, then its time to reevaluate education. And, of course, teaching requires a level of patience and toler- l ance that would tax Job. And in exchange, one becomes priwy and confidant to girls who use their faces as canvases, weighted with war paint, and boys whose lives revolve around Adidas sneak- ers and wrestlina mats. First of all, it's a bit of a shock if, like me, you'veforgottenthatbells dictate life in a junior high. It's a good prepatory if you plan to join a monastery or a convent, but otherwise, one tends to feels like a racehorse in the paddock. "And they're off. Round the bend postA-21, Miss Fein takes the corner, a nose ahead of Mr. Smith. Miss Jones around the stretch-she's out-kicked by Billy Green just around his locker. The casualties and false starts are numerous (as is evidenced by the number of excused absences students present from the nurse's office.) And then we have the studious, personable types. For example. Answers to this puzzle weil appear next Friday. we have John, who can't, or refuses, to pronounce my last name correctly, never mind that the majority of my students insist that I'm ACROSS 3 Folds - I Opening 4 Knocks married. Dear Mom, guess what? You have a son-in-law. But he's 4 Electric cat- 5 Ventilate on leave.... fish 6 Worships CROSS 8 Reckless 7 Hinder "Mrs. Fane, what're we gonna do today?," he whines. 12 Everyone 8 Falls back "You talking to me, John?," I grin. 13 Assistant 9 Perform WORD 14 Parrot 10 Pronoun "'Yeah," he replies, a bit dejected that I didn't listen to his initial 15 Bishopric 1 1 Scuttle question. 16 Guarded 17 Latin con- PUZZLE 18 Cures junction "My name," I say gently, "is Miss Fine. Now, say that a fewtimes." 20 Nerve net- 19 French article "Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine," he chants. work 22 Cut 21 Tellurium 24 Diphthong FROM COLLEGE "Okay, John, so what was your original question?" symbol 25 1975 Wim- PRESS SERVICE "Mrs. Fane, what're we gonna do today?" 22 Pronoun bledon Then, there's Derek, who was concerned as to what I was doing 23 College head champ - 27 Pronoun 26 Want while I was allegedly observing the class. He waltzes in and hurls 29 Footlike part 27 Joints measure 44 Despot an extra credit report onto my Mickey Mouse desk. 30 Plague 28 Key 37 Box or can- 45 Solitary "Here," 31 Exists 29 he shouts, "Read this, so you won't be bored." So. I did. Dance step did 46 Let it stand On 32 Maul 30 Make lace 38 Tree 47 Resort the variety circuit, we have the dreaded "overhearing of 33 Possesses 32 Model 40 Contests 48 Small child hallway antics." 34 Pronoun 33 Torrid 41 Until 35 Entreaties 49 Fish eggs "Joe," Dolores shouts, 36 Printer's 43 Sun god 50 Inlet -you're queer." Joe mocktoe tips In a 37 Army bed circle about her to clinch the claim. 38 Marry Ra c h e l b l u b b e rs 39 Dispatched "Oh,yeah," , "well, you're a son-of -tch. and 40 Ship channel your mother chews on tires." 41 Scale note 'You d o n't k n o w w h a t yo u re 42 English ' talkng about." another county streWtcar reports. 44 Fees o u a q u rt e r t ha t c a n c ut o utta I I'll bet y w I class at 10:30." 47 Banners t o th e p ri va te 51 Land parcel Finally, we escpe , snctified Faculty Lounge. No 52 Indigent one under 18 Is Permted without aguardian present. I etWFat.and 53 Silkworm n o t t d ifi c u lt to h 54 Number reOPPreClate that Ws oo guesst e Pr sons f 55 Solar disk those people ni t her o o m ,t a kin gt h e i r coftnefix 56 German dis- "Fred, you're queer!" l trict w e yo u e a son b itc h 57 Damp *'Oh, yeah, ll 'r W -of- ,and your motherchews DOWN Y'o u don'tk n o w what I St you're talking about." 2 Toward shel- IIllbetyou a quarterthatthefacultymeeting lasts past4today." ter uoNnfo sfznd OXOM POi I (The writer Is a seniorEnlsh mqor, director of thissection, and l I only 5 feet 2 Inches fall.) am At I a 6 0 Page 2W STATESMAN/Weekends February 12, 1982 - - - - - z - z =! = -

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-(continued from page 1w) between Reds and other films (apart from enormously precisely because of that). Reds movement, the movement for sexual free- the overt politics), and such a subtle one, pushes us to rise above our conditioning, our dorm and the Russian Revolution. And it is that it has slipped past the noses of most trained competitive desires to side with who. one of the best films coming out of Holly- other reviewers-which says something mever we think is right within the progressive wood. about the hidden power of this film. It is so spectrum. What is even more novel is that it What is the relationship between the events unusual, and so liberating, it bears discus- does this not through exhortation, but by of the world and our indivdual lives, that sion. creatively allowing us to become one with gives our lives meaning? Beneath the love A talented conception is one that sees the each of the characters, to see why theV feel story, beneath the history, this is what Reds is what they feel. We begin to understand what about: an understanding (or at least an forces pushed Louise Bryant to be the way exploration) of the complex dynamic ten- she is (and how she changes in the course of sion, and ultimate integration between our the film-another notch above other own lives and the world around us, a world movies), what actions on the part of Reed that helps shape those very lives we are liv- and others reinforced Bryant's subservience, ing. The editing is so tight and crisp, and the what caused Reed to act the way he did, and dialogue and action so human witly, tear- what enables them all to begin developing ful, joyous, sad, heroic-that one cannot the powers to rise above the meaningless simply observe this film; one experiences it. differences, the contradictions, between bohemianism that infects their lives, and to Louise Bryant enjoys creating scandals in things. An inspired or brilliant conception begin treating their lives seriously, as the stuffy old Victorian town of Portland. She Is understands the underlying unity through influencers of events. a dilettante (as the movie begins), a dabbler which the contradictions unfold. And Reds is What is inherent in the first haf of Re is In progressive causes. For her, the movement Inspired. made explicit in the second half. What is exists to combat boredom. She never jeo- In Reds there is an attempt to understand imbedded in an understanding of why the pardizes herself In any real way, and as a the interpenetration of the personal with the characters act the way they do in the first part result, she incurs the disgust of some of the political and thus, the unity beneath the radicals she later meets, among them unfolding of the dDiserent personalities and Emma Goldman. She clinches her Interview motivations. We see how historic forces and with John Reed by telling him that she just movements influence and, in a sense, deter- completed an article for Alexander Berk- mine the needs, desires, and actions of the man's The Blast!, a famous anarchist tabloid. different characters in a complex way. The "Interview" between Reed and Bryant is Instead of desiring to condemn Louise Bryant one of the more memorable in moviedom. for her early dilletantism (as Emma Gold- Overlapping photography and sound, politi- man does in the film), we move beyond the cal talk that comes at you like a locomotive, relevance of such desire as we get to know cup after cup of coffee and sexual tensions her, and as we get to see the forces that fire rapidly across the screen. The "interview' shaped her. Our conditioning in capitalist is integral to understanding, and not simply lasts into the morning as Reed, articulate society pushes us to rush to judge, to act like taking sides, in the truly heavy political little kings parading the litany of "counter- debates of the second, especially those revolutionary indiscretions" worn by the between Zinoviev (the head of the Third Inter- Louise Bryants of our lives, as i somehow, ifwe nationale) and John Reed, between Gold- could only expose, castigate, and expel man and Reed, Bryant and Reed, and Louis such people, our Revolution would be Fraina and Reed once again. For, in some brought that much closer. Indeed, the Left, ways, they are all right. particularly the Old Left-in both its Stalinoid Indeed, this is a major device of the film. In and Trotskyist "Tweedle-dum and Tweedle- part 1 Reed snatches back his manuscript dumber" incarnations-continues to from an American publisher who wants to and inspired, flashes his vision of socialism proudly prance about in its judgmental edit out the more radical parts. In part two, a before Bryant. A few hops down the road finds robes, waving denunciatory fingers at similar scene is replayed in Revolutionary Reed challenging Bryant's inability to over- anyone who doesn't follow its party line. But Russia when an oozing, villainous Zinoviev come, in his eyes, her bourgeois back- the Old Left is like the emperor in his new (played with fiery coolness by anti- ground: "I'd like to know just what your idea clothes, impotent and self-righteous, the one communist Jerzy Kosinski), intentionally mis- of freedom is?," Reed rhetorically digs. To dancing around the other in cyclical devoti- translates Reed's speeches to get the which Bryant snaps: "I'd like to see you with on, calling its partner into being. As a result, it maximum effect from the audience, while your pants off, Mr. Reed," and she lasciv- significantly altering the meaning. In part 1, iously observes the "liberated" Mr. Reed we learn how to see in a newway; in part 2 we reckon with his own contradictions as he can use what we've learned to generalize it faces the challenge. to the important political questions of the The insight that makes Reds a dialectical day. leap above most movies isthat Its characters From part one, we've leorned a method: are multidimensional. They have deep, con- caring about all the characters, not simply tradictory and conditioned motives for what siding with them in arguments; caring about they do that are translated gracefully to the them even when in disagreement, even screen. They are intelligent, true to life-both when they are being dumb and stupid; a their own care that comes from a flicker of understand- and ours-and they seek to never creates any entity or relationships develop ing. This process is a holistic one. t doesn't new ways of relating to each other through which people can work to change as they move exist in any other Hollywood movie. I is an to embody in their sexual and themselves so thatthey con, at the some collective anti-indivdualist way of seeing, and it is friendships, values that they hope time, change the world that is keeping them to see developed in the world socialist revo- amazing that Beatty, as director, can get boxed-in. It thus remains impotent. And even such a response from e s from the oppo- lution. The difference between Rbd and more selfrighteous. ot(er movies, of both Hollywood site ends of the poilficol spectrum within the and those So it Issignificant that the fnrst half of R1ft is produced by the Left, is that in syou don't working class. Perhaps there's hope for us Oabout us.about our conditioned ways of yet. end up rooting for each character separ- seeing, about how to see Reed and Bryant. ately; the emotional entanglements are so As such, itIs a fim hat is antl#ne. Not anti how we leam to care for themboth-even any particular line. Not anttoldd,or anti- extNemelV mature and complex thatyou feel when they appear to be taking opposite for each character, even those you disagree monogamy, for example. I simply reveals sides In an argument, or acting In stupid how the choractes come to hold the posi- with, In some pf stIckV situations. ways (this Isone movie that doesn't gloroty ts t*ons they became dogmatic around. 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A their ideas like A Man For AllS and his friends, all idealistic intel- Diane Keaton and Warren Beatty snuggling in 'voscow sons? A casserole of a movie, lectuals purveying free love and interview Lenin and Trotsky and Beotty and Trevor Grifliths, does Warren Beatty's long-awaited socialism, are fascinating. The watch with excitement as history not integrate the different ele- Reds. love triangle involving a young is being made. ments of the film. Each train of Reds is packed full of the Eugene O'Neill is enough for a Reds is about the revolutionary thought isolates itself from the magic moments of cinema's full length movie, but it is only a process, as Reed becomes dedi- other, so the plot doesn't flow past. But as the movie continues starting off point. cated to starting a Bolshevik forth, it jerks forward with abrupt one wonders whether Beatty has Redso is also a slice of Russian movement in the United States. A changes. anything new or orig- good deal of the film is spent in Beatty's direction is second Inal to say. Reds is 'E discussion of the different forms rate. There are so many easy. about a lot of things, a ch train of thought of socialism. Then Reed obvious choices that he makes but doesn't spend . becomes a part of the Russian that don't belong in a movie of enough time on IsOlateds itself from the other, government and his Marxist this scope. There is the cute dog, each particular thing ideals become tarnished as he the adorable little boy, the stir- to bring i to any reso- SO d he plot doesn't flow sees how revolutions sour. ring Russian songs, all predicta- lution. Above all, Reds is a love story. ble and banal. The length is also The story is that of Through it all, Reed and Bryant quite unruly and unnecessary. A journalist John Reed. foItlh, it jerks forward with go up and down in the game of full 60 minutes could have been He is introduced to us love, and finally Louise goes excised by trimming close-ups of when he meets a brupt changes. through the ultimate adventure bleary eyed actors. Louise Bryant, a to prove her love. To Beatty's credit, he has dentist's wife who has aspirations nistory.L- .1 -A - -. Reear A and- - A8 Bryant go offto All of this in one movie, but created a visually. handsome to be a globe-trotting writer. Petrograd to cover the impend- Reds does not deliver all that it film, in conjunction with cinema- Together she and Reed fight, ing Bolshevik Revolution. They promises. The screenplay, by (continued on page 7w) Dynamics of 'Reds' Inspired (continued from page 4w) scenes that had parallels the different world events, words. Reed remembers when lines clash- in part one Into some- the understanding of why the different necessities lashing out at a comrade whether they be between thing far more-profound: the characters do what they caused-forced new who violated discipline Reed's "free love," and that different social cir- they do that we have relationships between and jeopardized a plan Bryant's attempts at the cumstances call forth dif- become familiar with in one's view of one's life of action because of over- same, we could se how ferent ways of seeing and the first part. New ques- and the "objective world"; whelming personal need. it "felt different" to each of acting, even from those tions come to the fore, and this lesson, too, is As Louise Bryant looked them, and why they who are strong-willed and even though they seem novel (for American film), on in horror, saying acted, longed, and principled. For unlike the like parallels of old ques- in Reds, in which the indi- "Maybe you should -thought differently. show You capitalist publisher who is tions: What is the charac- vidualist approach more sympathy don't need to for Char- say who's only concerned with his ter of bureaucracy and doesn't win, or lose, but is lie...9IV Reed responded: right and who's wrong in profits, Zinoviev (and how does it emerge? How understood in its historic "Nothing such matters, because it will help his Reed) are concerned to resolve the conflict context. wife's dying. doesn't get you The only any- about the progress of the What radical hasn't thing that'll help Charlie where. And then, in part is revolution-which, accor- been torn by these con- the building of a party." two, just as you get used ding to both of them, Aicts? How much should Again, both are correct, a to this way of seeing, it entails sacrifices, includ- one live apart runs you into from the theme and a way of view- unbearable ing the placement of immediate locale of and, for leftists, seemingly the ing complex events that one's individual works at revolution? How does this becomes unreconcilable contra- increasingly the disposal of the revolu- reconcile with the need to apparent throughout the dictions. tionary movement. If Reed transform oneself Under into an film. The search for the normal Holly- didn't agree with the need instrument of history? wood circumstances, How underlying unity intensi- to do this, then the ques- between necessity and much time should one fies: How to build sensitiv- Zinoviev's intentionally tion would be very differ- freedom? Can socialism allow oneself false translation of Reed's for baking ity and care into ent, for this movie. But develop in an undeve bread, making love, speech would, at best, talk- organization? As Reed be since he does, the ques- loped nation? What is the Ing, sleeping-and how used to idealize the lone says: "Politics plays hell tion gets taken to a higher role of the artist, the intel- much is to be allocated with your poetry." individual artist, fighting level: Given this funda- lectual,in socialist revolu- to direct actions? against censors of every How to (This Is the first of a three mental agreement to put tion? Although a number integrate the two? type, be they Americon or Even as part series dealing with one's individual works at of incidents in part one in he clashes with Zinoviev, Rodu Part two will be Russian, the Individulist the disposal of the revolu- America were seemingly Reed standing up against the realizes that he, too, featured In Wednes- tionary movement, how symnmetrical to events in has acted rest ofthe world. But Beotty with similar day's AtMe does such a movement Part 2 in Russia (and in the harshness to comrades in writer Is a member doesn't fall Into that trap. resolve conflicts of the such as American movement), America, just as ZInovtev is Red BOaloon Colective He dramatically trans- this one, among people the different social now acting towards Reed, and a isrms this and similar who are part of it, beyond former Stony circumstances-that Is, with almost the exact Brook student.) Page 6W STATESMAN/Weekends February 12, 1982 I A 1- - Reed's L- Iis - amKimI 'Reds' (contfnued from page 6w) tographer Vittorlo Sto- roro. The Russian Negatives Make Positive Statements sequences, shot in Fin- ,land, were particularly well done. The skies are gray, the air is cold and Student Photos on Exhihit bleak, yet there is hope for something better in the faces of the people. by Rf In supporting roles, Looking through the came- (Maureen Stapleton, ra's viewfinder at a nude per- iGene Hackman, Paul son Is very different indeed, Sorvino and Jerzy than gazing at a naked friend Kozinski provide sparks within an Intimate environ- to keep .the movie from dragging. ment...The artist's view must be Jack Nichol- primarily keen and intense.- son, as O'Neill, doesn't Michael Edelson, fare as well. Nicholson Professor of olays Photography. his part as if he knew some private joke, To the photographer, rC)isVig his eyebrows and the nude smiling slyly. has long been a compelling Beatty, subject. Its ever versatile, is immediacy, emo- Reed. He is tional content an engaging and subjective and charismatic per- One photograph -4 i 7 s r t d, esthetic provide an unmatched ,,. 1 * -I !,t - ,- It,-' .A *-#.' ,h.-,-u,- A I I(#-t, through Sunday former, but challenge is unable to to the photographers fully realize this complex powers of perception and inter- show has the advantage of drawing upon many people's talents. This show pretation. Rather than seeing the contains a variety and gives some strikingly individual perceptions. human body as a pornographic Honey Teich's shot of hands stretching and distending the subject's skin is source of titillation, the students a perception of the grotesque, while Dom Tavella's soft, whitened studies of represented in "The Photogra- a young woman emphasize fragility. Peter Drakoulias' model with red phic Nude: A Group Exhibit," electrical cord and Teich's torso draped in blue silk fringe impress the viewer with I have chosen to explore its vast their abstract forms. The photographers have erased the essential graphic possibilities. A group quality of humanity from these subjects in order to express totally other qualities. This is a .ummon practice Of many of man. There I these is a certain photographers, although intensity missing that has the results remain varied and been replaced by a subjective in vision. MazelleTawil puppy-eyed takes pathos. By Camera's Eye View abstraction to a high the time Reed reaches degree with his solarized torsos. his tragic end, one is They become very beautiful long past carrying objects d'art. A sensous pair of about him. Hauppauge crossed legs is the subject of a On the other hand, Smithtown Bypass and Route 111 photograph by Ed Mapple- Jericho Turnpike, West of Smith- Diane Keaton 265-1814 is truly Haven Mall thorpe. It retains a tactile warm The Boarder remarkable as Louise 265-1551 (R) skin quality while standing on its Friday - 7:30, 9:30 PM Bryant. Keaton's face On Golden Pond is (PG) Saturday-2.6. 8,10 PM own as a study of forms. Friday - 7:30, 9:30 PM so beautifully expressive Sunday- 2, 68,810 PM Kimberly Ducote's work, on the Saturday and that her lingering close- Sunday - 2, 4, 6, 8, The Rocky Holor Picture Show 10 PM other hand, is disturbingly Friday and Saturday - Midnite ups are worth their human. The woman crouched in length. Her character a stark concrete is East Selauket Fox and linoleum well defined and comer is charged with a vague 4032 Nesconset Highway Brookhaven Theafte thought out, a woman tension which unsettles the 473-2400 Route112, Port Jefferson Station about fifty years ahead 473-1200 viewer. Making Love (R) Jane Giliberto's female of her time. Unlike Beatty, Friday and Saturday - 7,9, 11 PM Only When I Laugh (PG) subject expresses a different sort Friday- 7:15, 9:45 PM she is able to Sunday- 1, 3, 5. 7. 9, 11 PM of tension, more lift the Saturday - 2, 7:15, 9:45 PM dynamic. She is woman out of the barely captured history Sunday - 2, 7, 9:30 PM by thecafnera books and into real at the zenith of a startling life. Centur Theab move- Though there is plenty ment. Color texture and form SmithHaven Mall Pod Jelrson Twin Cinema pre- wrong in dominate jRct,there is 724-9550 Route112, South of Nesconset in a photograph by an indefagitable charm Phil Ralferty. This photograph Whose LUb Is It"Anyway? Highway of to it. The love story is over Friday- 7:30.9.40 PM 928-6t55 an androgenous form in a red sentimentalized, but Saturday - 7:40, 10 PM Mini East: RogHme (PG) bathrobe and a white sweater still Sunday - 7:20, 9.40 PM Friday, Saturday and Sunday - works. When Reed and expresses an intangible soai trie 1141h 7:05, 9:45 PM quality Bryant are reunited after Saturday - 2:30. 4, 5:40 PM Mini West: Rdes of the sAk* in a composit on quite pleasing a long Sunday Friday, Saturday, and Sunday absence, It is a - 2, 3:30, 5:10 PM - to the eye. Two of the photo- warm and rewarding 2:05. 4:10, 7:15, 9:25 PM graphers, Dayna Bell and Anne moment. Also, the Schlessil, sense Stony Brack Triplex use the classic quali- of the immediacy of his- ties of the nude in Brooktown Shopping Plaza SvMt*v AS WmorDd their photo- tory is too sureflre graphs. a con- 751 -2300 Route 25, West of Smithtown Mail The subjects are worm, cept to be ruined, Triplex1 d of Malice (PG) 2658118 sensuous, tactile and vulnerable though Beatty almost Friday- 7:45,10 PM Indoor VceSqud (R) by turns as one studies them. Saturday and Sunday - 1, 3:15, Friday and Saturday - 7:30, 9:30 beats this Idea sense- This exhibit, which runs 5:30,7:45, 10 PM PM through less. For those who Sunday at are TriplexN: Rect (PG) Sunday- 2. 3:30. 5:40. 7:30. 9:30 the Libary Galleia, is fans of the old three- Friday - 8:30 PM PM worthseeing for Its variety of artis- hour-plus historical rom- Saturday and Sunday - 1. 4:45. Outdoor The (R) tic visions. I 8:30 PM Friday. Saturday and Sundoy- ances, RO& will draw Triplex M: Venom (PG) 10:50 PM forth much nostalgia, Fbda - 8:10,10:10 PM and tlor anyone who Friday. Saturday and Sunday - Weekends Wshes can Saturday and Sunday - 1. 2:45. 9 appreciate fne perfor- 4:30, 6:20, 8:10,1010 PM PM You A Happy mances, there con be Valentine's Day tew finer than Diane l Keaton's. L

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It is typical for those of us who live and general interest of society." Paraga was work in a college environment to take held without trial for six months before for granted the fact that we can say he was sentenced to three years of impri- what we want without fear of suppres- sonment. His crime was that he had sion or imprisonment. Yet in many signed and helped to organize the peti- nations where the right to dissent is tion and that he was alleged to be in denied, the academic community, which contact with a political emigre. thrives on new ideas and a variety of Amnesty International is also work- viewpoints, has become a natural target ing for the release of Gustavo Wester- for repression. Amnesty International, kamp, a 28-year-old economics student the Nobel Prize-winning human rights at the University of Buenos Aires. On organization, is deeply concerned about October 21, 1975, Sr. Westerkamp was the plight of students and teachers who seized by Argentinian police, appar- are being imprisoned without trial and, ently for the peaceful expression of his often, tortured for peacefully express- leftwing views. Today, over six years ing their beliefs. later, he is still being held without An all too common scenario is illus- charge or trial in the most inhuman of trated by the case of Didunka Wa Lami- conditions. He was forbidden to take any nisha, an outspoken professor of social physical exercise, has spent a winter in sciences at the University of Zaire. On an unheated cell where the temperature March 26, 1981, Professor Didonka was routinely fell to -100C, and is repeatedly arrested and taken to the headquarters tortured, both by brutal beatings and by of Zaire's national security police, where electric shocks. The Argentinian he was reportedly questioned about his government's explanation of Sr. Wes- links with other Zairean dissidents. terkamp's detention is that he is "at the Didunka is reported to have been tor- disposal of the National Executive Utilities Fees Cause Of tured so badly that he lost consciousness. power." Under the Argentinian consti- Nine months later he is still being held tution, prisoners in this category may incommunicado without charge or trial. opt for exile rather than face indefinite In South Africa, government repres- detention. Yet even though Sr. Wester- Dormitory Rent Hike sion of academics often takes the form of kamp applied for this option early in banning orders, which are imposed for 1976 and was granted it, his "right of arrived at by a cost analysis of the main no specific reason by the Minister of Jus- option" was suspended after the March By Mike Kornfeld campus electric bill for fiscal year 1980- tice, who is answerable to no one. All 1976 coup. It has since been revived in a The spectre of continuing dormitory 81, which was $7 million. In all likeli- banning orders have certain common restricted form, but all Sr. Wester- fee increases looms again. Governor hood, despite decreased electric usage, features, which, in combination, render kamp's subsequent applications have Carey has urged the SUNY Board of fiscal year 1981-82's electric bill will any form of academic study impossible. been refused without explanation. Trustees to raise the rent $150 per exceed that. According to Matt Durcan. For instance, banned people may not be Shocking though the plight of these annum-setting the stage for another campus energy coordinator, the dormi- quoted in public or private, attend any people is, it's easy to dismiss the human battle between SUNY student leaders, tories account for 10 to 12 percent of the meeting of more than two people for a rights problem as being somebody else's the Governor, and the SUNY Board of main campus electrical usage. And, common purpose, go outside their mag- concern. What, after all, can the average Trustees (many of whom happen to be according to Karen Burstein, Executive isterial district, or enter an academic citizen without international connec- Carey appointees). While I hope the Director of the New York State Consu- institution. tions or political power do to help prison- Trustees do not accede to his wishes, mer Protection Board, 10 percent of the Sedick Isaacs, a distinguished aca- ers of conscience in distant countries? In there's a real likelihood that they will. LILCO bill is attributable to CWIP. demic, was first restricted under a two fact, quite a lot. Through Amnesty -And although I have lobbied state legis- New increases in dormitory fees are year banning order in September 1977, International, hundreds of thousands of lators and SUNY Trustees in the past. imminent, but if resident students want when he was released from prison after private citizens around the world are in an effort to prevent such increases, I to keep their rent from increasing completing a twelve-year sentence for a working to free prisoners of conscience question the effectiveness of such beyond Carey's proposed $150 a year, political offense. The banning order was and stop torture and executions. actions, in and of themselves, now. they ought to urge their state legislators renewed in September 1979-this time The U.S. section of Amnesty Interna- Recognizing that increased dormi- to support legislation to prohibit utili- for a five-year period. Mr. Isaacs has tional has set up a Campus Network tory costs are attributable in large mea- ties from including the cost of CWIP in been unable to find suitable employ- whereby students, faculty and staff of sure to skyrocketing utility bills, we determi ning their rate base. State legis- ment or to continue studying for a docto- U.S. colleges and universities can act must take issue with the real culprit- lators serving the Stony Brook area rate in mathematical statistics. His together to warn offending govern- The Long Island Lighting Company (the include State Senator Kenneth LaValle repeated applications for permission to ments that they are aware of and con- nation's second most expensive. (698-1955) and Assemblyman George leave Tygerberg (the district to which cerned about human rights violations. utility)-and with the state's so-called Hochbrueckner (928-7788). Beyond he is restricted) to seek work, and his Members of campus groups write let- Public Service Commission which hold: that, resident students next year might applications for relaxations to enable ters, organize petitions and publicity perfunctory hearings before routinel! consider withholding that portion of him to study have all been refused. Sed- events on behalf of individual prisoners granting LILCO exhorbitant ratt their bill which goes toward CWIP. ick Isaacs is now forty, is married, and and educate their campus and commun- increases. Indeed, the student government should has a small child. ity about human rights. give serious consideration to organizing Members of the academic community Regardless of one's personal position a large-scale partial dorm rent with- Under Article 133 of Yugoslavia's on nuclear power, students ought to be constitution, anyone who depicts socio- also participate in the Urgent Action holding or delay of payment campaign and aware that current state law allows util- political conditions in a "false and mali- Network, which enables telegrams next semester, if the legislature fails to airmail letters to be sent on behalf of ities, such as LILCO, to pass along the outlaw CWIP. Aside from sending a cious' manner can be imprisoned for up costs of 'Construction Work In Pro- to ten years. Thus it was that Dubroslav prisoners in urgent need-those being message to LILCO and our state legisla- need of gress" (CWIP) to its customers. rather Paraga, a 19-year-old Yugoslavian law tortured, facing execution or in tors that we refuse to pay for their The than having its stockholders foot the was arrested on charges of immediate medical attention. extravagances-for nuclear plants student, a min- bill. CWIP insulates utilities from "hostile propaganda" on November 21, Urgent Action Network requires which LILCO officials have admitted It imprudent investment decisions. Part of 1980. A few days before, he had signed a imum of a few minutes each month. will sell most of the energy generated men, one's semester dorm rent is going to pay petition to the Yugoslav, State Presid- can and does save lives and free elsewhere-it could be the spark needed impri- for the Shoreham nuclear power plant ency which called for an amnesty for all women and children unjustly to rekindle the student activism that now under construction. such a vibrant that amnesty soned. once made Stony Brook political prisoners, stating by The Conservatively speaking, dorm resi- awould be a solid foundation for the (This viewpoint was submitted campus. of Amnesty dents are paying about $80 thousand is a senior PoliticalScience creation of an atmosphere of mutual Western Regional Office (The uriter Intermtional) towards CWIP this year. This figure is major and a Polity senator.)

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February 12, 1982 STATESMAN Page 9 -Classsif ed s VALENTINES A R., I hope your heart is happy. E.M. DEAREST BIVENNE, I just wanted you to DEAR CUTIE. there couldn't be a better DINA (OF TRIPLE TWO) Your secret(stilHl) know that you haven't been forgotten for day to say I love you. HappyValentine's admirer wonts you to krow he Still lusts ARLENE, even though you blew the bet Valentine's Day. I want you to know that Day. Love your chum. for you in his heart. He aV.D.I thing you ever had, I still love you. J.J. maybe we'll understand each other some day and if not, I'll still love you the way I DEAR CYNDA, unseen and unheard by DONNA. I'llbe your botfriend if...well DEAR AUDREY, Florida was unforgetable did before. Happy Valentine's Day. With others, the thought of you and I together you know the rest. ADAM ANT: I wish you, dear Princ and so are you. HappV Valentine. Love all my love, Ron. interupts my hectic day and holds me stil- Charming a sensual Valentine's Day. Farshad P.S. Tochiki. I...for the moment. I love youl Happy Val- DONNA, the times we spent together are Love and scorpions, Sushi of your insect DEAR BLINKY, I love youl I love youlI love entine's dayl Love, Seth. P.S. Happy 16 so special to me. I really wish we never nation. youl Understand? HappyV.D. Always, Lei. monthsl had the BS because there is still a small AND A GREAT BIG HAPPY VD TO ALL MY flame in the furnace. AMY IN DOUGLASS 312A: Roses are red, FRIENDS. Especially: Diane, Diane, BLUE EYES, Ibe my valentine. Lovea CYNTHIA, we all just wantedto wish you a violets are blue, I think I fell in love the Dawn, Dawntress, Joni, Laurie, Lisa, Lori, Susan. happy, happy birthday. We all love you DOOMP...DOOMP...DOOMP...DEAR LEN moment I spoke toyou. I'll be by to seeyou Marianne, Roberta, Sarah, Tanya. Love, and wish you our best. Love all your sui- I will make it short and sweet. I am glad real soon. Happy Valentine's Day. Steve. Me. BLUE EYES, Je t'aime beaucoupf Love, temates. you are around. Happy Valentine's Day. Susan. Love always, Ellen. DEAR ADRIENNE, I haven't asked you yet DEAREST CLAUDIA, Happy Valentine's because I wanted to surprise you here, so. BLUE EYES, your not-so-secret valentine Day to the best girlfriend in the world. won't you please be my valentine? I can't loves you muchlyl Love, Susan May we always be together. Love always, always promise flowers or dinner, but I Jay. can always promise you my lovel Happy BABE, I love the first day we met, today, BLUE EYES, I need you more than you EL, You are the softest, warmest, swee- Valentine's Day. I love you. Jon. and everyday in-between. But more so, I know, and love you even more than that. DEAR CHRIS, Happy Valentine's Dayl I test, and most beautiful thing that I have love tomorrow. Happy V-day #5. Eternally Happy Valentine's Day, my love! Love, want to take this time to tell you how ever known. This is our third V'day DEAR A.J., Happy Birthday, love. Don't yours, Midget. Susan much I love you. You mean more to me together and each one becomes more feel bad that you're out of you're teens, than anything else in the whole world. the best meaningful. You burnt me last night but is yet to come. I hope this birthday BABYCAKES, know why I'm writing this? BOBBY, I will love you always and foreverl You have touched me so deeply and loved will be the light up my life every day. I love you, Rob- best that you've ever had. and I "A" you're adorable, "B" you're so beau- Happy Valentine's Day. Your sweetheart, me so tenderly. I am the luckiest person hope to spend bie. many more with you. I love tiful...Happy Valentine's Day. Dianal Kitey Jr. alive and I have you to thank for every- you very much, Jon. thing. There is nothing we won't do for ELLEN, it's only been four months but it BARBARA S., you've got the most gor- BOB, Many "hugs and kissesl" Dorothy. each other. There is never a moment DEAR ALAN, this is will last me a lifetime. I love you more our second Valen- geous eyes I've ever seen in my life. Sap- spent apart. We share our love, we share tine's Day together than words can tell. Happy Valentine's and my love is grow- phire blue I just wish you would look at me DEAR BOB, thank you for putting my h our lives. I know in my heart I have found ing more Day 143. Donnie Bear. with each day. Happy more so I could look at you. You're beauti- eart back together. Happy Valentine's that someone special who can fill my life Valentine's Day. I love youl Love. Lynn. ful. Happy V-Day. A friend. Day. All my love, Laura. with happiness. You are my reason for ELLEN K. OF F-2: 1love you. I want to lick living. I love youl Cathy. P.S. Kouneli loves the bongos ALICE, H.V.D. to a terrific friend and roo- BBBBABE, Darling this isn't like any other BONZO, you're not as good as you think your chubby thighs, and play you) admirer. mie. I love you always. El. personal because it's especially for you. you are. You're a lot betterl Happy Valen- on your fat cheeks. Your secret Thanks for the two most wonderful years tine's Day. I love you. David. DEAR CAROL, though I may not say it ALICIA, have a great weekend. Enjoy the I've ever had. I love youlfl Ca. every day I love you more than words can concert. H.V.D. Robin. DEAR BO, sexpot, wicked lady. bubula: Be say. Yeah huh? Say's she yeah huhil BBBBBBBBABE. Happy V-Day and espe- my valentine now and forever. Alphie Say's he. Love always, Jeff. cially Happy Centorrie's Lover. Anniversary. You're the best FACE: I love you. Won't you be my valen- thing to happen to me and I wuv you too DEAR ALICIA, I've never really looked for- DEAR C-3 SCHMECKS: Although we ve tine? Pleasel Pony. much to ever let you go. Love always, DEAR 312 BOYS: I thought Valentine's ward to a Valentine's Day before. But this had our troubles in the past, we still want BBBBBabe. Day would be the best time to let you you to know that you'll always have a DEAR FRAULEIN LISA, I think it's dreadful one is special because it's my first with know how I lust for all of you, you sexy you. All my love, special place in our heartsl We love you and bloody awful that you are so worried your little puppy. BARBARA. Quieres ser mi valentin? Para hunks. Let's have some funl Happy Valen- alt! Have a happyVDdayl Loveandkisses, about Danny. The Plus walked you hornet siempre? TOPS, Francis. tine's Day. Love, Lynn. A MESSAGE TO KEITH ON THIS SPECIAL Julie, Jean and Melissa. P.S. We've only Love, Danny's friend. DAY: '"Don'tyou ever, don't you ever, stop just begun. By the way, we just adore B.B., A special Valentine's wish, for that DEAR BRIAN B., Happy Valentine's Day. being dandy, showing me you're hand- rosesl DEAR FFURDY, Happy Valentine's Dayl special guy in my life. I love you. Pup. No matter what I'll always value our some. Prince Charmingl Prince Charm- friendship. Love ya a lot, Love, Lynn. Love, your Fferdie. ingl" Your ever-loving nut. DEAR CELINE, to my one and only valen- DEAR BECKY ANN, one day we will meet tine, always wantingyou as mine. You are FLAVIO, you make me s-wet, you make and I won't be drunk. J.P. DEAR BRUCE, Happy Valentine's Day the love that shines on me, the two of us AMYCITA, A day to be with the one you babel I love you always and forevert Tati- me hot, but deep, down inside, I like you a love, to share the feelings that have will always be. Love ya, Joe. lot. Love, your S.V. BEEBA NAN, I can't imagine a valentine's ana. P S. Mie foame for youl '85. yeahl grown over time Though we may not be day without you...our fifth one together, ''together" now, my thoughts and feel- FOUND: (MY SUNRISE) A woman who still going strong. Love you much, SRG. BUCKO, rev don't touch me or I'll get sick. COOBERS: Gee, I say that I loveyou every ings are of you I really miss you dogness. means more to me than whipped cream. I Do ya want to get into bed? No I want to day. But it'salwaysworth repeating. I love Love. one lost love you so much, Dawn. Thanks for com- puppy BELLE, I love you and all your bell-istic get into you. Let's go into my room. youl After all, it is Valentine's Day. Your ing into my life. Love, Todd. qualities. I want you forever. Thanks for Thanks for the fun. Love you, Flee. "beep-beep," Sarah. ANGELO, You've added so much love and being you. Clem. happiness to my life No matter how busy BUNNY WUNNY TRUNNY, Happy Tine's CRASH-Love ya anyway-Crash. you are you're always there when I need DEAR BEN, I love you all over the place. Dayl I love you very many and stop being a you. Here's to our past, our present, and Forever and ever and always, Amen. Wuv wreck. Love always, John. CHERYL. Stony Brook's not as warm as our future. Happy Valentine's Dayl Love, Mary Beth. Florida, but you're helping3 Happy Valen- Angela. GARY, As our good friend James would tine's Dayl Love, Me. funniest guy I say, "and though we are but nothing to BETH, Roses are red, violets are blue, BOB G., to the nicest and ANITA, a great roommate and even better much about compset the stars that shine above, you are my there's only one thing better than burnt know who knows so friend, Happy Valentine's Dayl I love you, machines. Happy Day. Love the always- universe, you are my love." Love always --- pop-tarts and that thing is you. Happy V- - Jody typesetter, Sarah. and forever, Sue. day. K.L. bove-to-be-entertained DEAR ANITA AND ELEANOR One of you could have been GERI, Happy Valentine's Day from the BETSY (ETHELt, we may not have valen- DEAR BRIAN, I wish we likes to argue, one of vou is constantly friends after all you and I and the Comosei luckiest brother in the worldl Love tines this year but at least we've got each DEAR DOUG, for my sweetheart, my com- sleeping, I wonder how I could love you Office desk chair ane the always, Rich. other. Happy Valentine's Day, roomie. and the Union plete heart. Happy Valentine's Day and both so much, the answer is unknown but portable heater and Montauk Point have Love ya and looking forward to a happy Happy Anniversary. Forever yours, Kim. the feeling so nice to experience. Love, meant to all six of us. It's your move. GLENDON, into my life you came, bring- semester together. Love. Ka (Fred). ing peace to my heart, fire to my body, love the Mind Manipulator Happy Vantage Points Bunny. Loving and DEAR DOROTHY, Happy Birthday and Bubbles. to my soul, in your eyes I see myself...feet- BILL, my love for you grows stronger Missing Your Spunk, many more. Love, Peter. ANITA, you'll never have to look far for a ing, reaching, looking for perfect har- every day. Thank you for bringing sun- valentine, because you'll always have my for your help when mony. Happy Valentine's Day. Your loving shine into the past eight months of my BABS, Thanx so much DEAR DEBBIE, it's another long distance heart Love, Dennis You're a great lady A.W. life. I love you. Happy Valentine's Day. I got my head examined. personal, but only in body, in spirit I'm friend and I only regret that I didn't know always with you. I think we have some- sweetie. Sue. GLENN: Today, tomorrow, and forever. I ANTHONY, this is for your reassurance, you sooner. Happy Valentine's Day kidl thing special. Miss you more now than love you. Peggy. P.S. Happy Valentine's be my valentine. Love, Caren. Laura. yesterday. Happy Valentine's Day. Love, BILL, the few hours we share together are Dayl the happiest part of my day. I hope you Andy. ANTHONY, You are my very special valen- know how much your frienship means to GODDAMN BEARS[ Every time I'm here tine and I love you with all my "heart." DEAR DAVE, Sharing the most intimate me. I am so very much in-like with you?) they take up all the space. No bears in Lauren dimensions of my reality with you these Happy Valentine's Dayl Lotsa luv, Karen. Westchester. By order of the owner. This past nine months has been greatl Happy ones easy but so is falling in love with you, DEAR CHRIS. I'm in love with you, Valentine's Dayl Love, Dara. because you empower me. Happy V.D. Love. Love ya, Amy. DEAR BABY SNAKE. I'm so glad you're GREGORIO, Happy 5th and Valentine's mine. Love, Pushkie. CAROLYN, leaving you was the worst Dayl Muchos besos y carinos. Tuya siem- pre. Con amor, Eunice. mistake I've ever made. I love you more DEAREST AND MOST PRECIOUS SUE, than anything in the world Please love you will always be the one for me. I will GREG. for all the yesterdays that have me back. Tom. always keep our hopes most deep. Wewill passed, all the todays that we plan, and aways share our love so rare. Remember the forever we still have. I love you. Happy C. CHING. it should have been our first always, sweetheart: love can conquer all, Valentine's Day, Mry. anni. but how about the second valentine and I love you. Always, Tony. on the ads. Happy Valentine's Day. Love. Dennis. DEAREST. I left my heart at End of the Bridge Restaurant. I go into surgery CELERY. the post year and a haof has seen tomorrow. Snookums. us through a lot. Just the fact that we've HAYATIM, you are the most beautiful, managed to stay together whenever our DACY. Happy Valentine's Day. Love kind and warm-hearted woman a man relationship isn't going too well says Deven. could mrhave. I'lllove you for the rest of something. What we hae is very special. mylife the same way I love you now. Mr. Knowing you and growing to love you is DADDY. Thanks for bringing so much Super-sensitive. the best thing that's ever happened to me. happiness into our lives and mommy's. Forever yours, Sweetness. We love you dearly. Your sons. Horsey DEAREST HESSYBOOBOO, All I ha" to and Teddy. say is that I love you berry berry much. CHARLIE, now and forever. I'm yours. Thanks for coming (chikal) into my life. Happy Valentine's Dayl I love you. Your DARA, these past months hae to be the Happy Valentine's Day, Love ya alwys. baby. best I've ever shared with someone, espe- Bouche Booboo. cially someone so special as you. Daral CHRIS, words can not express what I feel I'm so sure our relationship will continue TO HAU (EL). Nancy (TTALL Maorprie for you. We had our ups and downs but to grow as will our love for each other, (CMW). Debbie(RATC). Our songs. Happy what we have now is very spedal and I forever. Being there makes me "so Valentine s Day. Love always. Pat (FUIL love you more each day. Have a happy happ'--always be there) I love you baby. Valentine's day and Happy Anniversary. I Dave. P.S. Will you be my permanent val- HECK, we say to ourselves -We're love you. Love, Jim. entine?...Grot lI together forever.' Happ V Day. Loe ya, Jack. COACH, thanks for all your encourage- DARLING Stop apogzing because ment, patience, and time over the past believe me, it's worth it Happy #5. Love, HAPPY VALENTIE'S DAY Toot, Ith. three years. I wiN be awaiting news that Debbi. P.S. You lose the bell Ellen. Amy. andCaro. You girS Wethe Stony Brook is 41 in the state. Elena. bowl H"Ws's t0 a grea semese hoe. I DIANE-Happy Valentine's Day to the one I lote you all, Rachel, CUTIE, thank you for a* your beautiful and lae. Tom senotie way . You wll be specal to me HAPPY VALENINE'S DAY to the gwrs in foreer. Happy Valntine's Day. Loe, Bom DIANE: You re my only Valentina. Love. A-14 Mount. Love. 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HAPPY V-DAY TO THE ROWDIEST lounge. You're our JAY, my lovewis my heart, soul, and self. MOUNT C24, SH0N8S. OKY, J(LL, Just a GROUP in commuter You are the only one I have ever truly DEAR LIZ, meeting you bat semester was DEAR MIKE, Now and forever yours kinds people. Anita &Elaor. dynamite. The times we've had were ter- Happy Valentine's Dayl I love you. Lova reminder...lI Low- Youl Hapw Valentines given my love to. I hope it stays that way Day, Jody for a very long time. I lowveyou. Love, Pup- rific and I know they will continue. Love, Karen. HELENE: Valentine's Day needn't be PfCet. Rockhead depressing when you have good friends. DEAREST MELANIE, I don't know what I MRS. M, I her N.Y.C. is a great plaoe to spend a summer with your boyfriend Have funt Love, us. JAY: You're the half part of a blessed DEAR LYNN, I just want to let you know would do without you. You are my love man, Mr.M lef to be finished by such as that you'll always be number one with my sweetheart and my valentine. Stay HELLO PRINCESSI Thankyou for coming me; and I am a fair divided excellence, whose fullness me. Forgive me for being inconsiderate at with. me forever. I love you muches. into my life. You made me realize what times All my love and Happy Valentine's Thanks for your love and understanding. MY BELOVED JPA, Your indian may not of perfection lies in you. Forever yours, shown himself but this guy is here. happiness is. I love you so much, maybe Maple. Dayl Love and Kisses, Alan. Love always with all my heart, Lenny. tf you too much. Be my valentine forever. P.S. will call him, he will ttake you to Little Mandarin for sweet, but not sour soup Where did you come from? From your DEAR LARRY. Happy Valentine's Dayl DEAR MARK, This is our first Valentine's JECK, On this V-Day, let me say, that I tonitel chagi. love you in every way. Hock. Remember orientation, the soccer field- Day together, and I just wanted you to have a lifesaverl. ruining your boots, the know how very special it will be for me. I MY DARULING TA, I Love You with all my MONEY. SWEETHEART, BABY. DARLING: midnight stripper, sid night, Cl day, love you sooo much (and then some) hoe Happy Valentine's Dayl It's been the best heell Happy Valentine's Dayt Love you heart. I count the days till our next recite- JFK: Twisted Sister, summer lovin. drive-ins, year and four months I could ever imagine Just my way to say to you, did you always, Lori. tion and live for your review sessions. I'm know that "I love you?" MDH. gel beds, dirty movies, the beach, wee- and it's only the beginning Please make kends at my house, Upside Down, Taco so glad that this Valentines Day I have a reason to celebrate. those plans conme true. I love you forever. Bell, your apartment, the carrels, Ham- P.S. TO MARK: Here's an official oongrat- Love Always the girl JILL: I just wanted to tell you how much I in the front seat. "M" me? Love always, your little bunny. merheads, Lydia Probe, quarters. making ulations on all of your acceptances. P.P.S. love you on our first Valentine's Day up. Avi's party, phone calls till dawn, Jack Wherever you decide to go, (even if you go together. You're one in a million and I'll MY DEAR JOHN, There are no words good HUBBLES, you're the greatest and I love Daniels and Wild Turkey, bong hits, mid- to Oshkosh,) I'll always be here for youl always be in love withyou; that'sfor surel enough to describe how I feel about you you super lots-now and forever. Your Butch. night munchies, Led Zep-Thank youl 1 wifey. love you, babydoll, and I'll be yours MICHELE (TOES), you have filled my heart and all in the past few months but I Love - forever, Sheri. with so much love and joy. Nothing will You. Happy Valentines Day Sweetheart. JIM: Welcome to Stony Brookl I'm glad ever change the way I feel about you. So My Love Avlways, Penny you're here. Terri. DEAR LARRY, welcome hornmeI'm so glad warm and beautiful, you have given me a we can share Valentine's Day together. friendship that I will always treasure. MY DEAR PASSIONATE Gromish Ques- non: JOANNE P., after all these years. hope How much Larry? I'll show you how Happy Valentine's Day Honl Love you Can a mildly eccentric, verbos, neu- you still get what you want (and I hope I muchl Love and kisses (finally), Elyse. P.S. with all my heart, Richie (Hiney) rotic EGL major who loves ELP, poetry and mini-skirts find get my dinner). Always a friend, Steve. Happy 5 month anniversary. happiness with a stable, DEAR INDIAN GIRL: Injuns are red, Rus- organized juvenile MSC major who loves sians are too, which one to pick to satisfy JOANNE, seeing you the other day made DEAR LINDA, Almost a year and quite a defender, foosball and skiing? ANSWER: I me realize, I want to make a deposit already havell Happy Valentines Dayl you? Big Bear loves ya. in terrific one. Our experiences and adven- DEAR MAIN MAN, Happy Valentine's your bank. Happy Valentine's Dayl Love Always Your Uncontrollable Natter. Love, tures by far surpassed anything I could of Day. Love, Your Leading Lady, Natalie. IF IT'S DIRTY, FILTHY, ROTTEN AND Steve. imagined. From yellow to red. Happy Val- MY DEAREST LEL Everything has been SMELLY, it's a Hotter. Langmuir A-2 we entine's Day. Love. Marc. DEAR MARYANNE: Happy Birthday and JOE (STUD): What can just fine and sweet. Let's try to keep it that love you. Thanks for playing with us. I possibly say tothe Happy Valentine's Day. Thanks for 4 years way for a long long time. Happy Valen- perfect guy who's done practically DEAREST LITTLE SHEEBA. Happy 4th as friends. Pat. tines Day. Love ILENE, these five months have been the nothing but lifted me up in times of need? Anniversary and Valentine's Day. Plase Always Pete. best days of my life. It takes a special Absolutely nothing will come between come to Dallas for a lifetime of pleasure. I MARC, Thanks for all the patience, under- MY EVER SO PRECIOUS "Sweet person to do all you do for me. Someone our one-of-a-kind friendship. Happy Val- need you, I want you, I love you. Love standing and lov. When things seem dif- Cheeks"s Within me, you inspire desires, who never stops giving, never stops car- entine's Day, pal. Love, Eleanor. always, Your Heehee head ficult just remember that I love you. All my contemplation and creation. In those rare ings, never stops loving. I love you Ilene. love. Alice. moments when al&desires have been ful- Happy Valentine's Day. Love, Paul. JOHN (RUFFY): Although romance isn't LANGMUIR D-3, do you know why we're filled my mind rests on only you. This, for one of your stronger points, you're still sending you a valentine personal? MARC, you're my someone special-share me, is Love. I Love You for choosing me, I INDIANA JONES, I just knew that some- one helluva guy. Despite our feuds, I've Because it's Valentine's Day, you stupid my each endeavor-you're my inspiration choose you for Loving me. It's nice to have day you'd come walking through my doorl loved being with you. Happy Valentine's assholesl Happy VD1 Love, C-3. and joy-be mine always and forever- someone who really makes a difference! It was inevitablel (We were meant to bell Day (though we won't be spending it you're my support and best friend-my Cheers to allthegoodtimes. With Love on Birthday to my one and only valen- together). I love you. Eleanor (stuffy). LANGMUIR C-3, need I say more? Happy heart you did touch-Happy Valentine's Happy Valentine's Day and Always, Your Very tine. The sky is so bluel Love, Marion. Valentine's Day. Love, Virg. Day-1 love you sooo much-Linda. JOYCE, I'm still working on it. Maybe I'll Own "Hot Cheeks". INGRID AND MARYELLEN: Thanks for succeed soon. It's up to you. I don't think LAURA: Glad we got to know each other MARIAN, To the sweetest person I know, MY SWEET NIGHTS of tea and flakes will everything; the birthday cake. the stamp; you really have to worry about time, and better. I know we will have lots of good a wish for a very special Valentine's Day. be less frequent but my weekends are whatever. Love, Bob. P.S. I'll pick you up times together. Be my valentine. Love, Love, Dave. the pen and especially for being such free forblueberry pancakes. Happy Valen- at 7:45. RBC good friends and neighbors. Happy VD. tine's Day Love Tovi Cathy,. MARILYN: You are everything to mel JUDES, we want to wish you the very best LAURA, you are one super special friend. Happy Valentine's Day. All my love, love MY LITTLE BUNNY -I couldnever explain belated birthdayl You are such a giving, It's nice to know there's someone who youl Howie. IRA M, THE BULBOUS BEAST: Have a to you just how much you mean to me. I caring person and we hope we've given as can listen continuously, react spontane- great Valentine's Day. Don't catch any- never knew I could love or be loved so much to you. We love you sooo much. ously. and be here unendingly. And in MARK, I love you bunches. Don't you thing. The animal. much more than ever, I really believe we Best wishes. Tammy & Linda. return, accept the same from mel Happy forget itl Happy Valentine's Dayl Love, the reaty are a '"Dream Couple". Hunny, Valentine's Dayl Lotsa Luv, Karen. Baby. IRISH TEDDY, Happy Valentine's Day to please put up with me and let's JUUE: Happy Valentine's Day with love fulfif ll of you; the only one who I'd ever want to our dreams. I Love You Forever. Your Big now and alwaysl I love youl Jeff. L.E.H., Happy Valentine's Day K1000 share it with. Donna. Rabbit 1982. Even tho you're not always here, you are in my thoughts every day of the IT ISN'T WHAT YOU'VE GOT TO SAY, to MARTY, You've become a special part of MY LAMB, Vacation together was like a year. We've been through thick. We've me the words are nice the way they my life. We've had so much fun in so short honeyinoon to us. The vacation my be been through thin. How did this ever sound. I loveyou. Never forget that. David of time and there's alot more to come over, but our feelings aren't. Love ya, begin? Valentine's Day is the time to Thanks for just being youl If you ever take Spoon remind us, that we both have made such a off to the Great White North, How About fuss, over things that shouldn't mean so some Company? Be my Valentine? Love OKAY KEITHI What's my Valen;na much, and we must always be in touch. Always, Laura. surprise? -You know who. DEAR KIM: Happy Valentine's Day and For without you I wouldn't be whole just a is a per- body without a soul. So let's forgivte, Happy Anniversaryl I know this MARY, DONNA, SUE. USA, TONI, LES- ONEILL FLOWER GIRL, with dark eyes. sonal, but I thinkthat I'll save what I want forget and begin once again, and forever LIE, FRAN, DEBBIE: Anyone for a Vdlen- Don't be bashfull, say hello, you know until Valentine's Day. when 1 can and ever I'll be your friend. Yeawitwtm to say tine Day dunk in Roth Pond? Next year where. DEAR JOOY, well, we've shared the best in per- Ygaf lly. J.E.B. give you a more personal personal, Send Barnyard Back to Their Dungfilled Christmas and the bst New Years that Doug. son...Love, Stablsee O'NEIKL E- 1 We're good and we know itl we both have ewr had. Because of you. I LEN, you're my world and my hopes. I love Happy Valentines Day. Love Bonnie & had a fantastic birthday. Why stop nowl DEAR KEIKO, I love youl That's all I have you, muches. Love, Melanie. Happy V- MUI HOPE YOUR 22nd birthday is a special Mindy Let's hae a mint Valentine's Day. You're Dayl to say. Rob. P.S. Welcome backl as you are to me. Forever your's Love K. the bestI Love you always, Warren. DEAR PAUL As each day does by I find Let's keep smiling at LILITH: It has been a yar but you are at DEAR "KKEEWEE": MICHAEL DON'T Cha Stop. Don't Cha myself loving you more and more. You are )JOHNB., THE NEWS EDITOR: Hav a rot- for the happiness you last mine. You make me so happyWsun- each other. Thanx Stop, Don't Cha Stop. Don't Cha Stop, If it a wonderful person and you make me ten Valentine's Day. (I only said it'cuzyou shine. I can't believe how really wonder- brought me. Love, "'Harvey." mdakes you feel good Love forever. Your incredibly happy. Happy Valentine's Day. want me to be moon). Sarah ful you are. Te Adoro, TimRith. "are you Tough Guy. LowveAlways, Iene having fun" B. HOWIE: In the past few days I've learned LINDA: One year together, I can't believe more about you than in the 1 '2 years MICHAEL. "I guess you're just what I DEAR PAUL As each day goes by. I find it. I hope the coming year is as good as the DEAR JIM., one year seems like such a we've spent together. I like what I've needed'_-my special person with whom myself loving you more and more. You are last, 'cause it can't get any better. So this short amount of time when you consider learned. Thanks for being you and for to share my joys and my tears, my excite- a wonderful person and you make me is lovelI Tom all that we've ben through. But every- being so special to me. Stick around-the ment and fears. You're a part of me I could incredibly happy. Happy Valentine's Day. thing has been grot, and I've never been best is yet tocome. Much love, Laura. P.S. never do without, for with you I'm happier Love Always, llene. LIZ: When you see a chance, take it. happier. I can't put all my feelings into Will you be my Valentine? than I ever imagined I'd be. Happy Valen- Happy St. Valentine's Day John. words, it's impossible. All I can say is that i tine's Day Sweetheartl I Love You, DEAR PAUL I KNOW THIS IS THE BEGIN- love you and always will. Happy Valen- DEAR KAREN: I hope all the times we Monica NING of the uphill dimb I want you to tine's Day. I love you. Chris. spent together will be reflected and cher- LORRAINE: I don't know about you. but I know I will always be there. I loe you. could put up with you for a long time to ished not only on Valentine's Day but for MICHELE AND RICHIE, Hud to two unpre- Hapy Valentine's Day. Kathy come, Happy Valentine's Day. The Bum. DEAR JERRY, they sary "absence makes the rest of my life with you. Love.,your not dictable. crazy., superfluous friends. I love the heart grow fonder"...we made it so secret valentine, Ted. you almost as much as Ziggy. Smurf, and OFAR PEGGY, Happy First Valentines Day L.W., Happy Valentine's Day. The lst two through intersession, we can make it Funky. A friend alwys -EL together. I know we will share many through Spring 82. Happy Valentine's KAREN. Adel's roommate. What else can I years have been the greatest. I hope we more. I Love Youl Love, Glenn can have some more. Love. J.F. Day. Love Denies. say, except Happy Valentine's Day. A MONICA. FROM THE SNOW coverd friend. fields in New Hampshire to the sunshine PABLO...29 MONTHS of pure ecstasy and LB. B.N.Y. You've been the biggest part of JODI. "Drop dead" Love. Sensitive. cowered beaches in the Hamptons, the moe is what a lover could ask for... I have my life in the past two yers. You are the KEVIN: Think not you can direct the eding always remains the same, I Love never been so fulfilled and contented In best. My life could nver be the same DEAR JOANNE. for being able to under- course of love. for love. if it finds you Youl Hap V.D. From one of the Boys my life... "Ini-ibig Kits". I Love without you. I love you so very much. stand me in more wa than anyone else wothy, directs your course. Let's hope it who's still Hot on Iee Nou... Rogebo could ever. Be mine. Love. Mitch. leaves us together I love you. LL. Happy Two Year Anniversry. Please love me forever, because I d you in my life MONIQUE-THE PERFECT VALENTINE- ;P and MARG Them Roomie for always Love always and forever Me. DEAREST JEFF, Happy Valentine's Day KILLER STRANGLES BROOKLYN GIRL Her hair is beautiful as the goden sun- beig them You're aoo (Bowfing honey. I love you. All my love always with love, the beautiful details to be found shine on a warm summer day. Her Strn face.,watering plann. p.c.s) Love Jubie. on page...OP1 One ered girl can heo innocent faoo is bwyond omporo. Her alwow Go only half of my loe. let's gt together and bulng personaWt can br ightaen darl DEAR JAN. every litte thing you do is fed it all...DJW. we know your legs are of days Hr nrOc.sensual moods make PETER -- APQPY VALENTIN'S DAY - magic. I'1 bloe you sa ys. You're my very beautiful, but can we see a little more nmy Seamm a few sis too smal. fNo HOWy Annivrsry. Your Lint P won special valentine. My love foe , Deft. Lowe, Loves. DEAREST MELISSE. I'm so Ogd that you woman could bo more precous to wy «il Wom you mor thn ever. lMWAM1) are my fiane, won't you plea be my man. No VYntin could be kvd any Love, ChrisA AR JOHN0(AUAS MACHO). Happy Val- KlTY AND CHEESE: No Valentine's Day valentine too? I le you so much and more. ocky entine's Day. Love. Ronnri would be complee without preVsing believe ywoume seh6 at I don't er PHYLLUS YOU COULD nove be cons- my ove to my two greest triends at the want Hnyone ee in your plae. s god MOWNKEY YOU Got soe damn goodquei dred a friend. You re too spcal. I will J: The shol t doFebrury pao has finth Brooy Much re Kitey. Mondy Doodke and you mm. this yr 1 fetioona yourslf Loa JK akvys fad loe r ou. I anm0edro kow disappeae e's «o old friends and didn't orget you vantine's perso t * greet g lIb you. Hopy Valetwine's brtdanrnw beginigsV& H "*im-'sVim Lov" always frn Vow smucet admeir M WE BOM-rmde it thru te oug ti Day LoW Rob Dyl La*, L P.S. nst is bs1 l _ogther.,so W share the happy bime MERRY CHMSTMASMII Nw thai I hme s*he LamuI o a y uc. I_ p d PMESS AINT7 it hfnny how a bor Ohm J.A..you have- evrow a w could eWr yVor saacion, I lr ymo Koco-Koo ewdI SHOTwyors. You Chm s Man howy. To the Aweeest M"ini m yl LIZ, Happy Valentine's DO. want i a girf trnd (wunhypenated DtAR Lovek Banish. Yow Irish Teod. HowY Valemine's Day. R..msber, Brooyn's the beate.fdt 1Hap Valenine's Oay. Lw Gar. MNCHEL HAPPY 1 W e'bbon s the ------A- the rgt Lve Ho wi. I- DEAR MIKE. HMopmVoWnw' s Dey. Got a parm d Glalbecatorlth_NI Oi»WYk*v VALEIcueIw OAnl rOn JACKIE: VWh hath Cupid wrought? My job and eso me Le Suam, Undo and reel of our yersr luueih LGove yu We rYu alWaylb~Uee I aw an optimist ULOA, I wN yu the It noe tever-n'durmomDhee le fr Happ Vavn- DEAR KIs"ea rowewshAo w MM Mseee. 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DEAR RELLA, I'LL take off my clothes if 'EAR SANDY, You make everything NANCE, AFTER two yews the following RESIDENTS ON KELLY N10B1 (A and 8kY ROCKY - Red is a row, white is a pearl, you lot me be your valentine. Will you do I'orthwile The pst four monrth have question should only take you a split Thank you for being s t call receivers you're the betboyfriend in the whole the some for me? I love you. Happy Valen- been the happiest. Have a very *pedl second to answer. Would you be my Val- whenever I make silty phone cals. After wide worldlHappy 2nd Valentine's Dayl tines Day. Love Elie. V.D. I Love You. St~n entine? I'll love you always and forever. almost 1 %years of being together, I never Love you a whole bunchlJuanita Seth have said this: "I love you all[" Hap DEAR RICHIE, Happy Anniversary to my SARRAH H. Hope ylyour Vdentine Days Valentine's Dayl Love, Sue Who? P.S. Can DEAR SARAH, Man VD thanks for aO bot friend in the whole shine, John. DEAR NANCY, Thanks for being a great world and Happy I signal 34 6-4828 tonight? repeats on file. BAF Valentines Day to my roommate. Have a Happy Valentines Dayl sweetheart. I Love Love Sue Youl Love always Donna. P.S. Remember DEAR STEVE, You know they say that SETH, DO you went me to leave? I'm gd July 25, 1985 finding sqmeoe who loves you as much you said nol Happy Valetine's Day, Love as you love them is very rare. We have Tracy. DEAR ROB Happy Valentine's Day to you NATTER, YOU may not want to look into RICHIE I can't sy that either one of us is something special. Let'skeep it that waylI and your mice. Love Keiko perfet...just SETH, HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY and the future, but if it's anything likethe past, that we are perfect for each want, need, and love you very much. These pet two years it will be fantastic. Love your Gromish. other. H.V.D. I love you always and forever Vanessa Happy Anniversary. DEAR ROSS, RICKY, George, Tommy and .have been the bow of my life, and as long P.S. I'll meet you in the log cabin -Michele. Paul. To all of you from one of me. Have a DEAR STEVE, I never thought I could love as we are togethw it iwi continue that very Happy Valentine's Day. Hope to sm RICK, HappyValentine's Day sweetie, and you more but everyday Ido. Thanks for the way. I Love You, Nancy. *NAZ'-ATFIRSTweseducedeach other; you soon. Love Jon. Quarters over the then our lust turned into lovel You satify here's to a lifetime of Valentine Days pet two years. I Love You Forever. H20 bed? ever. SHNOOK, I want everyone to know that all my desires and are the answer to all my spent together. I love you more than Georgia I'm devoting this entire seeser to your wishes. I love you more than I every A &tF, Me. DEAR RUSS, Rose are red, violets are happiness. I Love Youl Happy Valntne's thought possible. Yours forever, 'Jane' - blue, If you will have me, I will have youl RISA - MAYBE it's Christmas, I Love DEAR SILVIA I thought the rose idea Day. Love, Your very own nymph. P.S. OUr love will always keep us Love, Kara togetherl I Love you Babe. Youl J.Q again would bore you but I saod what the heck you could always chuck them: Happy STACE: ALL that I want to my can't be DEAR RITA, Hope you enjoy your stay at R.L.'S MOTHER: Knowing that you are in -Valentines Dayl S.H. said in the" few lines. To the few short NAZ: WATCH OUTI There's a wild Susan Stonybrook. This weekend will be a spe- my life is a joy I also cannot desibe. You months we spend together at Stonyflrook stalking you. She's going to pounce; then cial one for me. Happy Valentines Day. I are trulI the one I've been waiting for and to the lifetime spent in each others arms. attack you. Bewarel -Jane Love You. Joey. will always be in my heart. Love, R.L's DEAR SUNSHINE, We hae shared a lot All My Love, Bobby. Father together and I care for you so very much. ROGER, WITH THE lovethat I'vefound, I'll RAMONA, Happy Valentine's Dayi I told But we came together at the wrong time STACEY, JUST being with you brings so shout out loud. you're the one for mel you I'd write you one sooner or later. ROBBIE, ANOTHER year, another Valen- -and the wrong place. It just was not right much happiness into my heart. I'll atways Happy Valentine's Dayl I love youl Paul You're a great person, friend and dinner tine, I'll always be yours, you'll always be for us. You will always hold a dpcial place love you. Michael. companion. Love Ya lots. Nancy mine. H.V.D. I love you to pieces. EL in my heart. All My Love, Andy STEVE, "Happy Valentines Day and One Year AnniversarylI" With aN my love, Jane.

STEVEN, I LOVE YOU baby. You make me so happy. Let's go to North Carolina againl 1 want little Deo Dee's. I love you. I love you. I love you even though... Happy Val- entine's Day. Love, Vickie.

STEVE, THIS IS Round 2 and you've been a knock-out. The distance has only brought us closer. Happy Valentine's Day. Love Donna.

STEVE JUST knowing you're there makes it all worthwhile. I Love You. Happy Valen- tine's Day. Stacey

STEVEN M - For all the confusion, Gray hairs, toar, laughter, and pure fun you have given me, I don't regret one minute of it. You have made my life just a little bit brighter. Most of all, Thanx for being my friend. Happy Valentine's Day. -D-

STU - TO THE Sweetest, nicest most caring, super terrificamundo Valentine in S.B. I love you for being youl Thanx for Fred, Ethel, Merv, and Mildred. Walter is adjusting. Looking forward to more fun times together. - Ka

SWEETIES OF 211 Jude, Gina. Pat and JoAnn. Happy Valentine's Day. I hope lit- tle cupid struck everyonel It not, we'll put I .I -.. V i a;'. up a harpoon. Love Jen. P.S. In Pink? or Charlie Horman thought that Grey? being an American DEAR SWEE ROSE: This is out third Val- would guarantee his safety. entines together, and I just want to take the time to remind you that you are my one and only Love, and always will be His family believed that Love, Tweety's Dad being Americans SUE, THE LOVE of a rose is the fulfillment would guarantee them the truth. of my life. I Love You. Gary missing. SUSAN, YOU are always there when I need you. You are always on my mind They were all wrong. You are my love and my Valentine forever. THE RRST AMERICAN ILM BY COSTA-GNPAS. Love always, Greg.

BASED ON A TRUE STORY. STEVE, YOU'RE One of my closest friends here at S.B. Thanx for everything. Love UNIVERSAL PICTURES and POLYGRAM PICTURES Present You Always, G b.

JACK LEMMON - SISSY SPACEK DEAR TYRONE, HappVValentine's Day to in an EDWARD LEWIS Production of A COSTA-GAVRAS Film my favorite little purny. Lifewith you is heaven. Love you sooo-much. Yours. "MISSING" starring MELANIE MAYRON * JOHN SHEA 'Felchy.

DEAR TOOTLES, I never knew that three months could be enough time to bring two people as close as we are now.The time we've spent together has mde me realize just how much I really love you and how much I care. Through good andbad, we've shared each others love and in time, we'll beat thomall. Happy Valentino's Day. Love Forever QwinVohn Zhang

DEAR TOM PUMPERNICKEL: Good kuck at the SUNY's this weekend. Be caeul not to lose your tiny little bathing suit Also, happy Valentine's Dt. I hope we're oursn way to becoming do" friends %gain Good luck. Lam Julie Guppy.

DEAR TED, I can't begin to tell you how much you mean to me. I low you very, very much,and I weyswin. Happm Val- entine's D Forever.,t Bnnio. P.S. Mshy Vall

TO A MANKIAN, Want to 'Dancethe Nigh Alwy?" Happy Valeninea' Day. Love. 2 Starzien.

TO MY FAVOOM Punke, This i the Sn of 9oWethg NO Your Cepwest To.

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TADDO. ALL MY love to you on this day TO MY CLEM: I love you so very much. I'-l make you happy forever. and everyday NOW Valentine's Day. Sigi Thanks for want- TO THE "NEWS" JT - The Rob, SO. and TO MY VALENTINE, What can I say that I DEAR ing me to be Mrs. Clem. Pabily. All my Squirms (and of course Bruce) want YOGI and Boo-Boo, Thank you for ove, Your Salle. to have not said already. Being here at Stony TED, WELL WE made it pat number four- wish you the happiest Valentine's all the poem. All I can say is, "Beauty is in Day Brook makes me only wnat you more. I teen, Hope this makes uppJor last year. Birthday the eyes of beholders." Even though I ever. We miss youl Love You. Happy Birthday Love La. TO MY DEAREST WAYNE: I love you more and Happy Val- don't deserve that beautiful poem, I know entine's Day. Love, then I can say...Your Love Rob that I am the luckiest one in this world Lily TO MY COOBERS (Beepl Beepl) Rose are who has sincere, beautiful and sweet TEDDY, THERE has been no one in my life red, violets are blue. Laura has Luke, and I so far that has made me as happy as you TO MY FAVORITE T.A. -1love you beyond have my Pool TO MY VERY SPECIAL LOVE - "Deep friends like you two. Thank you for being hve. Just knowing I have you to kve and description, You have made such a differ- within me, ther will always be...a you." my friends. Happy Valentine's Day. Love, once in my Sohim PS Ich Liebe Euch. to be loved by makes my life so much more life during the past few OKAY KEITHI What's my Valentine sur- Darling, I love youl Happy Valentine's fulfilling. Please don't Oer change. Stay months. Vacation was amazing, let's have prise? Sarah. Day. sweet and adorable always. I Love You. a thousand more just liek it. Happy V.D. YVONNE, Did you ever stop to think that Love, Your Favorite T.A. maybe we aren't crazy about each other, Karen TONI AND MEL, Thanx for everything. maybe we're just crazyf Happy Valen- TO MY LITTLE Tush. the chemistry You friendship(s) mean TIMOTHY, TO MY ICE HOCKEY Buddys, Schmitty, is just a lot to me. (Toni- tine's Day? I love you, Eddie. BE My Valentine pleasel? right, Your Little tush monster. thanx for your hand/Mel- Weis. Seth. Kwas. Pike, Danny, NR, HS, OK, Elaine Joe Ed, bye) Love always. Glo. and Schaeffer. H.V.D. Love your commo- TO ALL OF GERSHWIN College. HappV rade, Levchuck. TO MY SIS. FRIEND AND valentine's Day: With all m love, ROOMIE. Happy Chester Valentine's Day to one the Molester. TO MY STEVEN, You're so special. Happy I really look up to TO THE MOST "Exciting" suite on cam- (and not because you're tallerl) Valentine's Day my love. From your A million pus. You are all valentines for making our VICKIE, I love you more than you will ever thanks would never tO ALLTHE Sandy. be enough for all suite the bestl Karen and Laura calm and know. I hope things stay the way they are GIRLS at Stonybrook, Happyn you've done for me. Lots a love and luck in order, Robin like a party all the time now. All of my love, Steve Valentine's Dayl Blaze and Bam-Bam. always. Eleanor and TO THE GODDESS of Soczoll sitting in the Eleanor -a bit of both and being a fantas- center of tic sister and roommate WENDY, I love you for everything that you TO DEREK MY LOVE, You brighten my life the room in the center of my (RB, tool) It's been and gave attention. Signed An Admirer. P.S. Like great with volleyball (No. 111). Our V-Day are to me, a friend, a lover, a shoulder to me joy and I love you for it. TO MY TUSHY Happy your long purple coat. MONSTER, Happy Valen- party, going out to drink, etc.11 Keep our cry on. I know you will always be there. Valentine's Day. Love Sweets. tine's Day. I love you very much and I suite No. 1. Miss you all when we gradu- Happy Valentine's Day. Love, Stephen always will. Love Always. Tush. ate. Anita TO KAREN, The one that I truly love TOM, SWEETIE, We've had our and ups and DEAR JIM -How could you possibly think means the most to me on Valentine's downs and plenty of themI And still Day I love that we could forget to send you a per- and forever. Love Always, Derek you more than yesterday and TO THE CUTE GIRL WHOM I HAD less than sonal for Valentine's Day, We may have tomorrow. No matter how Search for in Rochester while she lives in bad it gets, no money -it's lost -but we do have class! TO MARY EILLEEN we'll make it White Ston. Do enjoy your Valentine wee- WAHESH - Never change because I love JOYCE, HAPPY VAL- through somehow. We We love you! -.You know who.___ ENTINE LAB. Won't be the same without always do. Years from now we'll sit back kend. Just want you to know that I'm you dearly the way you are. Happy Valen- you - I don't have and laugh at the early years thinking of you on Valentine's Day. tine's Day. Forever Yours, WAHESHEH a lab partner thanks to of our mar- HOWIE -I was just sitting here typing your dropping riage. We still the class. love each other more than away wondering what you're up to hope life and that's what TO THE "MEN" of Langmuir D-3, This is a counts most. This is WALLY, Happy V-day. Here's to all those you're having a wonderful time. Happy TO MR. our Second Valentine's Valentine's Day wish -A What? A Valen- AND MRS. WORM. Happy Valen- Day together. I moonies, kisses, 'deserts,' hassles you've Valentine's Day again. tine's Day. can't believe tine's Day wish -A What? -A Valentine's A representative of the slum. it's been almost 2 years. It given us but we still ----yout Library broke seems Day Wish -OHI A Valentine's Day Wishl like only yesterday we said "I Do " down, it's Roth's trun. The lovable Yee We love youl - Helium and Happy Valentine's Day, lovin'. Always, D. Hydrogen gals

FSA Bans Nestle Products

(continued from page 1) which also voted unanimously to agree in business. with the World Health Organi- zation that Nestle Corpora- "It's a lot easier with a Texas Instruments calculator tion's marketing of Infant designed to solve business problems." Formula in Asia, Africa and Latin America has led to the Touch a few special kevs on these Texas sales and earnings and perform statistics. disease and death of millions of Instruments calculators, the TI Business And problems with repetitive calculations infants because mothers cannot Analvst-I11"and The NIBA" and lengthy are a piece of cake for the M BA. because it's properly use the formula with- time-value-of-money problems suddenly programmable. out sterilized uater, which is aren't lengthy anmnore.You can automati- These calculator-s mean business, and what often unavailable in poor areas. Even if contractors cooperate cailv calculate Drofit they giveX ou is time-time to trasp w le -mgine with the boycott, some Nestle products mayl be so be sold on campus for a wvhile. because the resolutions does not ask con- tractors not to sell Nestle pro- duets they already have. One board member commented "Nestle won't make any money if contractors sell what's left." Attonito said contractors often agree to suggstions. "You can write to contractors and say that FS:\. with whom you have a contract, and you don't say but. you imply very heavily. whose gproo1 will you need when it's time to renew that contract," AttAonit) said. However, he added, that FSA wouldn't force it on anyone, and that in any case. contractors; would find it easy to use com- petitors' products instead of Nestle's. -John Burkhardt

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(W.S.I.), Tennis, gymnastics, team sports, But a breakaway layup by Sly Williams clinched the victory Snatch. waterski, fine arts, photography, dance, LOST AND FOUND for New York with seven seconds to go. Bill Cartwright added dramatics, guitar, camping and nature. A NICE JAPANESE ENGINEER, educated 19 points and Michael Ray Richardson 18, all in the first half, CAMP WAYNE, 570 Broadway, Lynbrook, LOST: Human memory textbook. Brown, at Japanese and American colleges seeks N.Y. 11563. for the Knicks, while World Free had 24 points for Golden soft cover, author Riatzky, in Old Bio 044 American gal for friendship and maybe Please call 6-5153. Reward. romance. Loves travels and has been sent State. FOR SALE here by the company. Write Sam, P.O. Box LOST: A 1951 yellow high school ring. 1939, New Brunswick, N.J. 08903 or call Very important. Left on piano in Rainy 201-545-3384. Templeton Becomes a Padre POT SMOKING FULLY EXPLAINED IN MY Night House on Thurs., Feb. 4. 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February 12. 1982 Page 14 STATESMAN Suffolk Crushes JV Team By Steve Kahn "We have a lot more horse than they have." collected five rebounds. Victor Peguero bolstered the rebounding with six rebounds. That was the synopsis of the Suffolk Community About Jordan, Wood commented, Aollege's Basketball team's coach Gene Farry. His 'He's a leader, a hard worker and a competitor. Sam possessing a 20-1 record, and ranked sixth in the When hets on the floor, he tends to motivated his teammates, and get them to country among community and junior colelges, have a positive attitude." soundly defeated the Stony Brook junior varsity, 96-44 Wednesday night. Although Ledgister had a bad shooting night, he still managed to pass well, massing five assists. Much of the damage was done by its top scorer and The turning point of the game was a steal by Suf- star player, Wes Correa. Correa scored 27 points, and !olk's Tim Slevin with less than 10 minutes left was effective all over the court. He scored on lay-ups, in the irst half. It led to a lay-up by Correa which made side jumpers, and tip-ins underneath the basket. the icore 13-11. This seemed to rattle the Patriot Stony Brook unior varsity coach Nat team, Wood stated aecause at 11:02, they were called for traveling. about Correa: "He's a player". "He's unselfish and shoots within his range.' A succession of missed shots followed and that was Where Stony Brook got into trouble was in its shoot- the beginning of the end for Stony Brook. By half-time ing. For example, Tab Borbon was 2 for 7; Tracy Willi- the score was 37-20 in favor of Suffolk. ams was 1 for 8, and Roger Ledgister was 1 for 10. In the second half was Suffolk rested many of its As a result, it changed the battle plan Wood used. front-line players. Each time a starter came out, he "The original game plan was to run a zone defense, and was warmly received as he came to the bench. This was Tab Borbone afer a shot in a practice. to slow the pace down. We had to switch to a man-to- an indication of the spirit inherent in the Suffolk team, man defense because we were missing so many shots," a spirit that was there even in the pre-game warm-ups. SUFFOLK CC (96W Wood said. When Coad 3 1-3 7, Correa 10 7-7 27, Cummings 1 3-4 5. Chevers 1 3-3 5. i.a:1'3 1-3 7. the Patriots shooters missed their "It was a tough ball game. We did as well as possible Hatcher 2 2-2 6, Lamison 2 2-2 6. Pacalli 2 2-3 6. Potter 0 4-4 4. Shcehan 1 0-0 2. shots, it enabled Suffolk to control the temp of the under the circumstances. If we had made a few more Slevin 3 3-3 9. Smith 3 0-3 6, Tarrant 1 0-0 2. Brumsey 2 0-0 4 Totals: 34 28-37 96. game. shots, the game would have been closer," Wood said. STONY BROOK JV (44) Despite the score, the Patriots played a spirited 'Suffolk Community College played a good game. The Jordan 9 3-521, Williams I 0-0 2. Borbon 22-2 6, Peguero 1 1-2 3, Ledgister 20-1 game. Co-captain Willie Jordan scored 21 points and team is well-coached and they execute." 4. Forsen 0 2-2 2. Leahy 1 0-3 2. Tonn 1 2-2 4. Totals: 17 10-17 44. Halftime: Suffolk CC, 37-20. Menus Swim Team Loses its Perfect Record By Gloria Sharp swimmers encountered a tough New and set a university record of 3:18.7. suffered two losses Coach DeMarie is Despite numerous strong swims, uni- Paltz team and lost 67-46. Factors con- However, the Kings Pointers narrowly optimistic and proud of the progress of versity records and national qualifying tributing to Stony Brook's lossc were the defeated them and decided the meet . the team which tookfourthlast year in its times, Stony Brook's Men's Swim Team absence of a breaststroker and diver The final score, 60-53. division and is third this year. He attrib- has met with two back-to-back and frus- Alan Ripka who was injured earlier and Diver Rick Wertheim proved to be uted much of the teams progress to one trating defeats. is out for the season. Highlights of that quite valuable to the team by winning swimmer in particular, senior Rod The Patriots were in excellent shape meet included three first place swims by the low board competition. Additionally Woodhead. Woodhead's consistantly Feb. 2 after conquering St. Peter's Col- Hansen who set a university record in there were other exemplary performan- good swims have made him an instru- lege by taking eight of 13 firsts. Fresh- the 200 Individual Medley with a time of ces by the Patriots. Artie Shemet and mental part of the team. man Tommy Aird qualified for the 202.0. Jimmy Donlevy. swam two fine Jeff Kozan finished first and second, The team has begun to taper by drop- NCAA Nationals and set a univeresity -races, the 100 and 200 yard freestyle, respectively, in the 200 yard backstroke. ping its workout yardage from 8.000 to record in the 100 yard butterfly with a capturing first in both. Overall, the Once again Hansen was a triple winner. 5,000 yards. This will help the personal best time of 53.6. Swedish Patriots swam well but could notget the His most impressive swim was the 500 swimmers prepare for their Metropoli- superstar Bjorn Hansen won the 200 edge over New Paltz. yard freestyle where he set a university tan Championships, an important meet, Individual Medley with an outstanding and Metropolitan Conference Record as where the swimmers expect to shatter time of 202.4. Perhaps the most encou- The most recent meet against Kings well as a NCAA national qualifying previous times. The NCAA National raging aspect of the meet was Stony Point Academy was a critical one for the time of 4:46.45. Many of the races were Championships take place in March and Brook's medley relay that touched out swimmers because winning meant lost by just tenths of a second. Stony Brook already plans to be repres- St. Peter's completely stacked relay con- that Stony Brook would be co-champs of According to coach John DeMarie the ented by Hansen and Aird and conceiva- sisting of its four most powerful Division II. The meet was very close, meet was loaded with "incredible bly a freestyle relay. swimmers. The meet ended with a final right up to the last 400 yard frestyle swims,", and 'they valiently tried to win This weekend, Feb. 13th, the Patriots score of 70-43 and the Patriots were relay consisting of Donlevy, Steve Tar- the meet. I can't be upset because eve- will compete in the SUNY Center undefeated once again. pinian, Aird and Howie Levine. Three of ryone swam well and we produced some Championship against Albany, Buffalo However, days later, on Feb. 5th, the the four did their personal best times terrific times." Although the team has and Binghamton at Binghamton. ,o-Intramurnal TRavrndunn I a---- a--o Langmuir A-3, ngmui Rocdkets D-3 Battle inCoed door For Cup By Morris Brown The race for the McDowell Cup is well under way, as the men's season varsity By Craig Schneider and junior varsity basketball seasons One thing had to be decided before wind down. The McDowell Cup, which the co-ed intramural soccer finals is one of the most coveted honors that a could be played, whether Hendrix hall can achieve, is awarded to the hall IA-B or the Langmuir Rockets that achieves the best record. With nine would compete against Apollon. The intramural sports still remaining for choice was decided in a shoot off. the 81-82 academic year, Langmuir A-3 Carol Martin stepped up to the ball. finds itself in sole possession of first The Hendrix goalie crouched down- place in the current standings. hands out- standing on the balls of his In this race, however, there are two feet. A kick-a drive by the goalie- horses, Langmuir A-3 and Langmuir D- and the swish of the net decided Hen- 3 who are way out in front. Langmuir drix's fate. They would sit and watch A-3 and D-3 are the owners of 690 points and 595 points, respectively. The the finals. is remaining horses are bunched up in a The final itself is the culmination of The Langnuir Rockets won the indoor co-ed soccer intramurals last night. 17 co-ed teams battling in games and pack, hundreds of points behind. It is playoffs-Appollon, which has been pre-game predictions. bouncing right off the goalie's hands. safe to assume that this race is being playing together since September, barly in the game Apollon domi- The second half was a try for a taken quite seriously. If Langmuir A-3 and reigns as the intramural outdoor nated play. It's spirit was broken not comeback. Apollon's confidence was can keep up its pace ontonly will they be temporarily restored champs came into this final, confi- on Langmuir's first goal by Finn by a goal by the owners of the 1982 McDowell Cup dent in their experience, and a bit Dyrvik (that was just luck they said) Athanaios Tsigos. only to be frus- but they will also have achieved the cockey too. "We're going to rip them but by Langmuir's second score trated again by Blane Olson's scoring honor of winning the cup three out of the apartf was one of the team members which came late in the first half, Langmuir's third goal. last four years. which came late in the first half, PI . February 12, 1982 STATESMAN Page 15 - - w ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~E tatemun InoorSo Champs P O R T __l__s- Pag e 15

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Fluke! Fluke! Fluke! Sometimes its Craig Fluker's one handed shot that sprarks the crowd in the Stony Brook Gymna- sium to chant Fluke! Fluke! Fluke! Sometimes the fans are aroused when he pins an opponent's shot to the backboard; sometimes the cheers come as he sinks a key bucket to keep the Patriots in a tough game. Although he's out there playing hard every game, somehow the extent of his contribution to the men's basketbally team goes largely unnoticed. After posting 24 points in an intense, heartbreaking loss to New York Tech during the championship game of the Stony Brook Classic, Fluker was selected to the All-Tournament Team. He duplicated this achievement on Dec. 30 by being selected to the All-Tournament Team at the Albany Invita- tional. He believes his accomplishments are the result of hard work, the desire to win and fan support. "The crowd is like the sixth player", he said. "They help a lot. They were responsible for our winning a couple of games. If we *-*--*-----*--"--*"--* were away I Jame Nobles don't think we those games.' Because of the invaluable role supporters play at basketball ,Ames. he said, "I want to thank the cheerleaders and the fans. When I hear my name echoing throughout the gym it makes me player harder. This year's team record is the worse one in recent memory in the Squash nationals tomorrow in Washington, D.C. but Fluker feels the record does not accurately reflect the Neil Vohr will participate team's quality. "We have a good team...most of our losses were really close. We loss because we just don't have enough person- nel." So why don't we have more personnel? Fluker seems to Squash Player Goes National share the view of the coaching staff-the problem of recruit- ment. According to Fluker, if he were once again a senior at Squash Team Brooklyn's South Shore High School, he could be recruited to By Steve Weinstein come here to play basketball. For him Stony Brook has every- Neal Vohr, captain of the Stony Brook Squash thing it takes to recruit ballplayers, "a winning reputation, a Team has been invited to participate in the Defeats Fordham The good coach, a good academic program and lots of females." Squash Nationals tomorrow in Washington, D. C. After handily disposing of Fordham Univer- problem seems to be that Stony Brook's academic program is Fifty-two amateur players from Canada, the sity, 9-0, Wednesday, trhe Patriot Squash Team too tough. Fluker suspects that most good players who can United States and Mexico will be vying for the is looking forward to its big match against withstand the rigors of the academic life here, choose to go to number one ranking in North America. Army on Feb. 16. A win against Army will cata- school elsewhere on scholarships instead of playing here where pult Stony Brook into the top 10 in the Squash the university doesn't even arrange for adequate housing dur- "I'm really excited about tomorrow's tourna- rankings. ing intersession. ment," stated Vohr. "Just getting an entry is a "We really appreciated the big crowd that Fluker, a senior, is more than just your ordinary gym rat. great achievement." turned out to watch the match," remarked cap- He's also a candiate for Academic All-American, having main- Among the many past champions and All- tain Neal Vohr. tained a grade point average above 3.0 during his junior and there was such a big crowd," Americans participating, three former Stony "The reason that senior years. As a matter of fact he transferred here from Bob Snider, "was the anticipa- Brook Patriots will be on hand to play. Brett explained coach Eisenhower College for academic reasons and played no bas- Vohr against Ford- Notine and Bruce Horowitz will be playing in tion of the match pitting ketball last year. He plans to continue his education beyond All-American Bill Ramsey. But the their first Nationals, while Phil Barth will be ham's the B.A. He explained that because he has one year of eligibility coach pulled Ramsey out of the match there for the second straight year. Fordham left he could theoretically attend graduate school here and play when Ramsey said he would miss his team's wee- for the Patriots next year. There's an outside change that the "It is really great that Neal will be playing kend matches in New England because he was fans next year can once again whip up a little magic by chant- tomorrow," said coach Bob Snider. "But as of going to play in the Nationals in Washington. I ing Fluke! Fluke! Fluke! now we can't locate any statistics on his first think that was a-gutsy decision on the coach's round opponent. If he can get by the first round, part. A fter that, the intensity was lost and we put (James Nobles is a regularStatesman Columnist) i vou never know what can happen."i them away. easily.'

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N. Vohr 8-0 F. Kelsey 3-0 I J. Seidel 3-1 D. Gottfried 3-1 The women's basketball team defeated Barnard College. 94- C. Frazer 3-0 47 on Wednesday. Coach Sandy Weeden said that the 94 points A. Khan 3-1 3-0 scored was the most she could remember of any Patriot team in E. Oh 3-1 her 13 years as coach. R. Kellermann 3-0 High scorer was Detra Sarris with 20 points. Center Agnes M. Chen Ferro scored 17 points and forwards Amota Sias and Barbara Bischoff had ten points each. Weeden said that this was the best Total 9-0 game this year. The team's record is now 13-5. ohr against Bob Stone from lot yer's Coksm- Im. L- I

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