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Wadsworth Cancels Porno Movie By Lori Schoenfeld may be shown in Toscanini College next College Legislature, Aronson felt uneasy that if another college on campus wanted A decision to ban the showing of the week, but not before a census is taken standing behind a decision that was so to show a pornographic film and if it was pornographic movie Debbie Does Dallasthroughout the colege to insure that strongly opposed. He brought the matter not met with opposition, the decision in Irving College this weekend was there is no vehement opposition. to higher administrators, and it was given would not involve Wadsworth. reached Wednesday, by Elizabeth Before reaching her decision, to Wadsworth by the Residence Life According to Mark Glasse, a Managerial Wadsworth, vice president for student Wadsworth had met with student Office. Assistant (MA) in Toscanini College, affairs, due to the fact that "'asignificantrepresentatives, including Polity President Pierrick Hanlet, an Irving resident, said, although -the college legislature has number of people in the building Rich Zuckerman, and Irving College '"if the movie wasn't brought to her decided to show a pornographic movie considered the film offensive andResident Hall Director (RHD) Mike [Wadsworth] the movie would have been (contingent upon the concent of the threatening." However, the same movieSaputo, -and iG-Quad Director David allowed.' According to Irving College residents), the exact movie has not yet Aronson. She stated that the decision to Resident Assistant (RA) Tom Kantor, the been decided. However, since Debbie ban the film does not necessarily set a "Quad Director is new and didn't really Does Dallas is currently on campus, the precedent for future matters of this sort, know what to do, so he brought it to a increased accessibility makes it easier to but if the question was brought to her higher position." But, Kantor felt that obtain the film on short notice. again, the decision would remain the Wadsworth was biased in her decision. He Irving resident Eddie Rosman same. She added that she did not said that she wears "three hats. One is complained about the fact that a intervene on her own. "I responded to that of Vice-President for Student pornographic film was shown last students who raised the question,' she Affairs, the second is that of President of Tuesday in the Stony Brook Union as a asserted. the Committee for Rape Prevention and "Tuesday Flick." "I can't understand The Irving College Legislature chose the third being that she is a woman. Wadsworth's position to deny us the film the pornographic movie as a way to raise Maybe someone else should have made when other things like that are being money for the college and to reimburse the decision if she was going to be shown." The movie shown Tuesday was residents of the cofieg for the biased," said Kantor. not met with opposition. approximately $200 they had layed out Kantor also said that the "hall feels Pornographic movies have been shown to redecorate their lounge. The film discriminated against; our first on campus in the past few years, with would have grossed about $500, enough amendment rights have been denied.' virtually no opposition. This year, the to pay back the investors, with additional Kantor and others are appealing to Womyn's Center opposed the film money for dorm parties. University President John Marburger on claiming that all pornography demeans Although the decision to show the film the basis that the decision was biased. and leads to violence against women. was approved and supported by the Several people in Irving college said (Continued on page 5)

SUNY Requests -~~~~~~~~~~~-. $903.4 Million; I _N~~ 15.8% Increase I Albany - Faced with unceasing inflationary price spirals, retroactive salary increases and its highest undergraduate enrollment in history, the State University of (SUNY) will ask for $903.4 million in State funds to support its operations in fiscal year Freshman Representative 1981-82. The figure compares with $747.9 million appropriated for the current fiscal year. 'he requested sum, together with $127 million of its own revenues, would bring the total operating budget for SUNY's 34 State-operated- or funded campuses to $1.03 billions an increase of Still To Be Chosen $140.7 million or 15.8 percent over 1980-81. 'Me recommended budget was approved by the SUNY Board of By Christine Castaldi Gamberg said, "there are both Trustees at its monthly meeting in Albany on October 22,1980. The Polity freshman class positive and negative effects. Donald Blinker, chairman of the Board, acknowledged that the representative race held in the First of all, because of the delay requested increase in funding was substantial in view of the State's beginning of October proved in time the freshmen are still serious financial problems. inconclusive since no candidate without a representative, and at Addresses SUNY's Needs received a majority of the votes the same time, they might ""'e Board is aware of the revenue shortfalls faced by the State," cast. become apathetic about the B1inken said, "but it also must realistically address the needs'of the Out of the four freshman upcoming election. The positive State University. She Board asked Chancellor Clifton Warton to who ran in the original rake, Jeff side is that the delay has given submit a recommendation that was an accurate representation of the Forman V with me the opportunity to sw as University's true financial condition." 146 votes, and many freshmen as possible on an Wharton sad the recommendation met this requirement for an NEWS David Gamberg, individual basis," Gambwsrt said. aent of wEatris Mied to meet the demands of with 104 votes, However running mate 1A _oidablecost A s and hger e 1ments and to preserve UPDATE received the high- Forman felt somewhat academic quality. "Anmost 85 percent of the increase requesed is est number of JEFF FORMAN differently. "I was very angry inflexible and is ma ted by ir tances over which we have no votes and wil run in the next about the dela;; I felt a run-off "My two reasons for say'ng this <-ontrol nhe said. Polity election which win be could have been done would be rstly, it is very rae to held sometime in late November. immediately . . . Also I feel that have an election where the Wharton pointed out that ed cost incueas in utilities, At that time,the Polity Treasrer there will be less freshmen voting machines come to the s ies, and s, combined with critical equipment rplacement race will also be doeided. voting in this upeoming election, people, and secondly. most and buikdig repairs, wiN require an additional $88.5 million for the "noe date for this run-off smply because people just do SUNY schools use centrlized compng year. cannot be determined vntil we not want to vote again." voting and they never have the Another $31 million bapresents "oDe-time" costs to meet fid out fom the Suffolk When asked what each of prbes that we have in an retro-cTV salry r dtst year. County Bowd of Elections when them would do if elected both election." "7hese two categ ps MeWatoempazd, xrepresent they will be able to rehfemy candidates p de with -$119.5 milion or 84.9 perest of the toa gequesIeincreae n voting dpas3t" aid Jackie According to Lachow, in this eageness. 'X I am elected I -O =a Ae other band, Wio s e Unea isy rq $2.9 Ladxow, co-chairman of tb* ekeffon the podl-watchers will be limoo, a 2.1 percent incmse, to Spat event (th at a Polity Elelto d. screened and interviewed

-M Whe i load _V hoe aomd to a ambih of We b D yet dcidddt if thorughy bfore doing their -164.318 ad tdo toa umber of te fty husdecreased. _ 1 we we ping to ue the voting jobs, ""mn thew eletion fm thene -os a thoris this fall dipped to 9,972, dow 125 tha IAt ma10hi sM or the llot boxm poO-watchnwi be doue man Vatieg Could cost at Y MMa iny a vkm e mtot $W, 70 ied by A end_ ssisat us 30 M pi wbeam the balot boom would The , job of fresdan orel e Bawde-Sh _at us m isy s some to 373,803, the cost *ppmoxtely »200," representative co at Iseh it lb bitoy s a _ FIM L aow id. in «dditon to te oe idtb Trustees also ped a *ith *my PoiHy tion in On the otY co on the 1981-82 _apita ireqest of $163.4 miily for the pas ere hane been several iSenate. S _ate-operated comp_ . Of tle total, $109.6 million I E problekm"' aid lachow. "Mis en asBked to comment on fixst-instance appropno whih will be repaid to Xwstate year we are trying to tun * tbe dely in eleting the (Conrimmed on pW a) smoother election." She added. freshman representative, I ------v . - - - -I Reagan Speaks to Media

Io Angeles (AP) -RonaldReagan Foreign Advisory Board. Congress starts to work on held his first news conference Reagan kept his pledge to tax-cutting legislation during the yesterday since his election. The establish a Bi-partisan approach "Lame Duck" session that President-elect said Iran would toward foreign policy. He named begins November 12th. not gain a thing by waiting for three prominent democrats to The former him to take office before his Foreign Policy Advisory Governor moved gingerly on a number of questions posed by i Satuda releasing the 52 American Committee - Senator Henry VlTld« Friday hostages. Reagan said he is Jackson of Washington, Senator reporters. When asked if he ------NO COVER ____ willing to do all he can to help Richard Stone of Florida and would meet with Israeli Prime win the freedom of the captives Washington DC attorney Edward Minister Begin later this month, LOU TVN held now for more than a year. Bennett Williams. Vice Reagan said he recognizes "the But he said, "We are not going President-elect George Bush was necessity of contact," although a to intrude" on negotiations at Reagan's side during the news decision has not been reached. ROBERT TORKOVA <^ during the final months of the conference. Begin will confer with President in CONITNEORY MIAGICIAN ^ Carter Administration. The President-elect dismissed Washington Transition Team reports that conservatives might about the lagging negotiations & More Reagan - began the news try to block the bid of Senator with- Egypt over Palestinian conference by announcing his as Majority autonomy. transition team. There were Leader. Reagan said he has Pursue Equal Rights generally no surprises. He complete confidence in Baker Also at his news conference, reached into the top echelon of and has been informed "that Reagan promised to aggressively his campaign organization in there is no friction." pursue the issue of Equal Rights choosing personnel who will Calling economics "the issue for women, even though he does assist him in making up the new of the campaign," Reagan not support ratification of the Administration. Campaign promised to move immediately Equal Rights Amendment Chairman William Casey, was to implement a freeze in Federal (ERA), Reagan has taken the appointed Chairman of the hiring. He also pledged to work position that the ERA issue is Transition's Executive for a 10 percent tax cut. He said important, but an amendment is Committee and head of its it would be all right with him if not the best way to proceed. I-- SOFLENS'd* ----NEWS-DIGEST- ---- CONTACT v _ A International LENSES _ _P * HARD (S le Vision) S2* A PA Caracas, -Venezuela - Hijackers seized a Havana for home -yilhout the air pirates. The Venezuelan jetliner with 62 people aboard spokesman says the .wo hijackers, armed with yesterday, forcing it to fly to . According to pistols, took over the jet just after it took off from DESIGNEREYE an Avensa Airline spokesman the plane later left Caracas. GLASS SALE National loS^SA aNgsa S Washington - Two former FBI officials have obstruction of justice and conspiracy charges atNWawmvmWS" been convicted of violating individual civil rights. against the Bergen County Democrat were A federal jury in Washington returned the guilty defective. The panel said that fedalr.1 prosecutors verdict yesterday against Mark Felt and Edward in Newark presented evHI-.ince protected *+ ,< Miller. Felt was once the number-two official in by Congressional immunity. 6 ; the FBI. Miller headed the Bureau's Intelligence In a decision issued Monday, the Appeals Court I,-- SgassfT 1 Division. The two are accused of authorizing said the Constitution's speech or debate clause warrantless searches at homes of friends and prevents Congressmen Car l For A_ Appointment from being prosecuted, or relatives of the radical "" in even investigated, in connection with legislative SAKOVE SCHVICEGOO1 ONSOW7M BETT M CP SMMA M ByS CAES!SS66E the early 1970s. No date for sentencing has been acts. set. They face maximum sentences of 10 Helstoski, a six-term Congressman, was charged * EYE-dAl OPCTIALS years and up to $10,000 in fines. -~~~M An lfflCE in 1976 with accepting $8700 in bribes to AnuSS.ry

New York -The New York State Public Service show a 4'A2percent rate hike, since the plant was Commission (PSC) has cleared the way for Con not shut the entire month. Edison to charge customers 10 percent more a month to cover the $800,000-a-day cost of the New York - With New York City's water shutdown of its Indian Point nuclear power plant supply dipping and rainfall projections bleak, the However, the PSC warned that it will order the City yesterday declared a "drought warning" and extra charges refunded to customers if the told residents a "serious" shortage may become a Commission determines. that management reality. neffligence and "imnnielan* -:_-»» -- I ,,-- - -.^. -^SuuI a{cuons- were involved The "drought warning," announced in the water leak that led to the shutdown. by Environmental Protection Commissioner Francis 'DINNER SPE .A Mxe PSC also ordered Con Ed to respond within McCardle, is the second step in a three-phase seven days to allegations by State Attorney Pe III 4 pa. ft a_ contingency plan that began three weeks General Robert Abrams that ago with - CLtUDS --- the water leak was a "droughtwatch." ' the result of gross negligence. -Cup of Ha e Soup McCardle said that if the current dry spell ThePSC said in a four-page ruling today that it -Spinach continues, a "drought emergency" involving Tossed Salad was ordering an intensive investigation of the mandatory conservation measures 100-thousand-gallon leak -could be * Fntree of cooling water into the declared by March. reactor containment building at the plant in He said Moadaq...... Meatballs & Sit tt Buchanan (in Westchester County). that in the meantime, 'There will always be water when we turn Tfd y...... Hot Open Roas BePi kit Shutdown Costs on the tap or flush the toilet, but if we don't use it wisely there may A b r a m s o b t a i neda court order on Monday W> ...... Meat Loaf PhIRe ... be serious consequences in I blocking Con Ed from pasting along its shutdown early 1981." As of Tlwday...... Hot yesterday, officials say, water levels in the City's Opn True Pl Ite costs to its customers. But after yesterday's actio n t h e SC 18 upstate reservoirs averaged 42.9 percent b y , Abrams withdrew the court action . of Erddy...... iab Calces Pls IOC O capacity. According to Con Ed, bills for lNormalautumn levels are 70 percent of Srtuy...... Co. d Steak Plo October will only capacity. IC(ompas from the AnolaMted Awmi - =AR$E3.50 STATESMAN WUPS716MM. ------______s53wIis"Ay~s~i2.ttNow A&&- "~''3 ^ & y<£s &--. g . ASECONSAR N USt- R

Page 2 STATESMAN November 7, 1980 0 z A ... i I C: IIcl s cl ;oDill Ioi) Center 'INFORMATION HELP & COUNSELING FOR -<- - =By Barbara Ann Fein wide-scale genocide of Jews, postcards sent to A coalition of Jewish organizations on campus Becker himself by Nazi party members ABORTION; l- consisting of 4illel, Masada. and Jewish internationally, and American election results in Association for College Youth (JACY) sponsored a an effort to impress those present with the reality BIRTH CONTROL lecture featuring Brett Becker, national director of of, and the likel hood of another Holocaust. He the Jewish Defense League (JDL), in Athe chose particular cases of violence and uprising to Humanities Auditorium Wednesday support his philosophies. -VASECTOMY- evening. * FREE PREGNANCY TESTING In addit on to defining the purposes of the JDL Citing the national leanings towards and establishing some basis of recognition between right-wingism, the wide-scale loss of liberal RECA RDLESS OF A CE OR MA RI TA L S TA TI N Jewish youth and the JDL, Becker concentrated polit cians in the recent elections, and more -II STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL on the topic of anti-semitism in America today. specifically, the fact that a known Nazi, running OPEN 9 A M-9 PM -.Quoting figures and names frequently, many from for attorney general in North Carolina, received 2-u-i-- -- . 7 DA 1'S A WEEK recent Jewish history, in an effort to "shake" 56,000 popular votes. he intensified his efforts to tHEMPSTEAD, N.Y. HAUPPAUGE, NY. BOSTON, MASS. those 30 people in attendance, Becker repeated his bring the danger closer to the minds and hearts of - (516) 538-2626 (516) 582-6006 (617) 536-2511 key points at various stages of his lecture. He his audience. stressed the urgency of a Jewish return to Israel. Becker concluded his hour-long lecture with a "We have no future here. Come home! But if question-answer session. Anxious students reacted you stay here, be prepared. Be prepared to fight to with positive support and real interest. protect yourselves," he warned. Originally, Becker had been asked to speak here The JDL, founded by Rabbi Meir Kahane in in rebuttal to an article printed by Stony Brook's, 1968, is, according to Becker, a "militant Jewish Blackworld (newspaper of the Black Student youth movement primarily distinguishing itself by Union). In an article entitled "Zionism and, employing civil disobedience and soft-core Apartheid," reprinted from Amsterdam News in: violence, if the need arises, to defend Jews and Blackworld (9/3/80), Becker was quoted as saying Jewish interests." Becker defined soft-core that Israel supports the system of apartheid in Pizzeria violence as sit-ins, chain-ins (for example, chaining South Africa. Becker claims that, in reality, he said - . ftetauraqt, oneself to the gates of the ), and mild that Israel will do what is necessary and right to forms of violence. Becker carefully elaborated on maintain her strength and political standing and if Welcomes you to visit our new the differences between murder and killing. The that includes maintaining diplomatic ties--with Cozy Family Dining Room JDL, he stated, does not advocate murder. South Africa, so be it. As to the alleged According to Becker, the JDL focuses its efforts misquotation in Blackworld, Becker laughed it off.' -Grand Re-Opening Specials- on five principles of Jewish life, "Let them those being love think what they want to think." - YOUR CHOICE OF. of Jews, strengthoiron-might, Jewish pride, faithful Regarding a comparison linking Zionism and I -as.agn.- M-nicottI R- i lollRvh - 13.kd Zitn orStutrfed Shells St RVI- I) Jews and discipline. -The organization's main white-supremacy in the aforementioned article, he Wl I Ht; Salasd,.- J. Rre.id& 1utter, .C t omnplimnt.Brv *|.iss *t nx interests in these areas revolve around cultivating a further chuckled, "then they're stupid." Jewish identity and a Jewish education, relieving Becker tried to give what he considers a basic $3.95 the problems of oppressed Jewry (specifically synopsis of the JDL, with less emphasis given to Onc I .irge ChecsP lie. \ ith A I.ltf .ir.4fe t \\AV'iI mentioned were Soviet and Iranian Jewry), Jewish violence than to the ideologies behind the actions. $5.95 defense matters both here in the United States and "'iMe only ally for a Jew is another Jew. Too Shrimp P.rmigiana, chice (»f Sot.l (r Sp.ghctti SHt1-1 ) WI I If (abroadand, again, the need for a mass migration many of us feel the need to be loved by the Brcad & Buttcr Atso .1Comnplinwrnt.arv <.l.iss ot Wine to Israel (Aliyah). non-Jew, to curry to the non-Jew. Jewish youth '. .' _ ' $4.90 ; On the topic of anti-Semitism, Becker presented are apathetic today. If we don't change that, we're | WITH THIS AD an impressive array of materials, including on the same road as European Jewry. Be I FMH C.h<»kr tf rs>.JHot .,, j . 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By Nancy J. Hyman Engineering and Heavy Safety received another There have been four Engineering buildings were all anonymous call saying that a unfounded bomb scares in evacuated and secured until 1:30 bomb would go off in 30 campus buildings since Monday, that afternoon. minutes in the Lecture Center. -~~~~~~~ 4 The building the department of Public Safety On Wednesday, Public Safety was evacuated and b~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ reported. received an anonymous call from searched. The latest bomb scare a male stating that a bomb was And, on Monday, at 2:45 PM, occurred yesterday shortly past set to go off at 5 PM in the Stony Brook Union Director Bill 10 PM in the Engineering Quad. Fornadel reported that a phone Humanities Building. The ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 0 call The building manager for the building was evacuated and was received saying that a g~~~~~~~~ A * three buildings in the Quad, searched. - * bomb would go off in the George Wolf, notified Public Earlier Wednesday, just after I Union. Public Safety responded, Safety. The Engineering, Light PM, the Department of Public but the building was not evacuated at the request of Fornadel. XNYPIRG Seeks Students I ~ ~ ~ ~ o: No actual bombs were found Denied loting Rights in any of the above incidents. The Stony Brook chapter of NYPIRG Project Coordinator. la the New York Public Interestl he group is trying to collate 40 Research Group (NYPIRG) is names of students who either seeking students who were did not have their requests for denied their voting rights, or not absentee ballots fulfilled, or sent their absentee ballots. were told their requests were I mc NYPIRG groups throughout the submitted too late, or were not tES' state reported an unusually high allowed to vote here. Anyone incidence of students not falling under any of these Family Style - - receiving absentee ballots this categories should contact * year, said Stephen Johnson, NYPIRG at 246-7702. Open 7 Days urs. 11:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. New Bus to New York' Sat. 11:00 p.m.-Midnite , Travelling to and from New York City and Stony Brook will be made easier with the start of a rew bus service, commencing operation on December 1. Running acros Long Island from Stony Brook to Queens Plaza, 'the bus will operate Monday through Friday for a flat rate of $5 per - one way trip. However, a weekly rate of S40 and a monthly rate of $110 are also available. - T-Ihe bus, sponsored by the Wunston American Tranportation - - tompany, will leave Queens at 7:30 AM, arrive at Stony Brook two - houir bter. and then return to New York Cit. In addition. a bus WSIFAce .~-,__- * Z_- - _-. a__ ff9 r_-- I E_ that leaves Stony Brook at 3 PM and readies Queens Pl= at 5 PM PRIVATE DINING ROO] * - AnxPWMd-0jrM~r- mmm will abo be offered. . -M

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l-~~~~~~~~~-- * Z * \ - \~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i 4,D~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I . vl -- ", -M pP 4 I- . STATESMAN * November 7,1980 'WD,- 4 m -~~- - ; .~. Porno Movie Canceled (Continued from page 1) who requested anonymity had biased manner. Also, according However, some Irving differing opinions. One felt that to Saputo, 150 signatures were residents feel that violence and she "4didn't care either way needed before any action was to pornography are not related. because if it had run I would ensue, but after all the signatures "There is no correlation between have gone to see it," and the had been checked, there were assaults and pornography," other said, "I feel bad for the not enough. asserted Cliff Krinsky. He added, guys because they needed to "6ryApin" "'they were biased. And it raise money. But for the girls its As of yet, Irving, College does bothers us to think that if better because it's supposedly not have any ideas for someone else was in safer now." alternative methods for raising Wadsworth's place the decision Petition money to reimburse those who - r randy might be different." Liz Watts, who organized a laid out money for redecorating. The LOU STEVENS PROGRAM Some of the women resident's -petition to sto p the male Some male residents in the 6:00- 7:00 views differed from those of residents of Irving from showing college said they will "try again" Guest: DAVID ASELROD their male peers. the movie could rot be reached and take the matter up with and GRANVILLE FAIRCHILD Joanne Schlaeger felt that the for comment. Although the somrone "higher up than Saturday movie was a "tacky way to raise presence of the petition was not Wadsworth." It is "not for the II REGGAE w/ Lister Hewon-Lowe money," and that, "if they a deciding factor, the fact that movie anymore; we're doing this 12:00-3:30 p.m. wanted to show it in their own there was so much opposition on moral prounds," said one ONDA NUEVA w/ Felix Palacois hall, fine. But this is not a cool led to involvement of resident. "It's not fair that our 3:30 - 6:00 way," to do it. Caroline Wiig Wadsworth. dorm can't show it and others JAZZ ON THE AIR stated that she was "glad about Many of the male residents in can." w/ Louis Heckheimer the decision because everyone Irving felt that the petition was would have kept bitching." "quite invalid." They claim that She added that she did not the petition was not filled cut know how much influence this correctly - there was no typed decision would have when it letterhead, no signature by the came to other matters of this petition organizer, and no ID sort because, "if porno exists, number. -here was also a censoring one film will not do duplicate signature, a misspelled much." rame and, they claim, the Two other female residents, petition was presented in a Freshman Election (Continued from page 1) "I can almost assure the would want to see more freshman class that I will look orientation programs for into the various problems that freshmen while they are enrolled are facing them on this campus," in classes," said Forman. "I said Gamberg. "If I get elected," would like to see more advising added Gamberg, "I want to and guidance services available work towards a project that the to the freshmen. Also, I want to freshmen can get involved in, unite and make the freshman maybe some sort of benefit or .class act together." fund raising activity." t: SUNY Budget (Continued from page 1) tuition income. A total of $53.8 million in direct, "hard dollar" support is sought for major and minor rehabilitation work, plus $4.1 rnillion in access projects for the physically disabled. Wharton pointed out that the University's construction budgets reflect the University's efforts to complete the construction of necessary physical facilities at the newer or 'emerging' campuses. No new major construction projects are planned for the established campuses. Last year the University requested capital construction support of $124 million and received $47 million. I With respect to the operating budget request for the 34 State-operated campuses, Wharton said the University is asking $12.4 million next year to maintain existing programs at current levels. Of that total, two major expenditures of $5 million each are proposed to replace outdated academic equipment and to support overdue building repairs.

7 A final major cost category is a request for $9.2 million for further development of the teaching-research hospital at Stony Brook. : A request of $3.2 million is targeted for instructional enrichment and one of $1.6 million is needed to support Programs for the Disadvantaged. - The budget actions by the Trustees capped an intensive internal review period which begins each year in early summer when individual campuses come to Albany for budget hearings with Central Administrution Staff. WEATH ER WATC H

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November 7, 1980 STATESMAN Page 5 -EDITORIALS-- ni IP4A NT ree x presio n In any community, the right<. of some people will transcend the confines of their own private realms and into those of others. When such a situation occurs, it is important to realize that, even though some may disagree with their doings, it is nonetheless their right to exercise their freedom. The recent decision to stop the showing of an X-rated movie in Irving College is nothing less than a censorship of people's expression and a violation of their First Amendment right of free speech. We neither condemn nor condone pornography. Nor did any of us intend to see the film. But we strongly condemn the denial of ;Obasic right. The fact that some members of the dormitory were offended 'by such a film is unfortunate, but not sufficient ieason to stop the showing of the film; doing so is even more offensive--not so the particular peoole who wanted to show the film, but to all people that cherish their freedoms of speech and expression. Opponents of the film have argued that showing it can - F lead to violence against women and rape. This argument, i-LETTERS however, is dilatory since this was not the reason for Returnable Bottles for profit and for the ideological Republican Senate coupled to a stopping the filrn. We must be wary of people that try, and effect on dividing men from conservative President are in this case succeed, to exert their feelings over others' To the Editor: women-and it is these big ominous. Some -reasonable r ights. There were many cases of bosses which must be fought. It conclusions on the policies of Perhaps those who planned on shovwing the film should beer put away by the fans is unfortunate the Statesman Reagan's administration, based have exercised more sensitivity. Perhaps, waiting for the Zappa shows. editors choose to prostitute on his campaign rhetoric are: in light of the Now the Administration and before the spectre of themselves *A substantial increase in large number of people that have taken offense to it, Polity are at odds over who Rockefeller rather than siding better judgment might have been to voluntarily cancel the should clean up the debris. If with the masses of workers and military spending, with an movie and choose another. But the power to make this both sides meet to discuss the students hurt by sexism. emphasis on 'tactical' nuclear situation, they might consider weaponry such as the Trident decision belongs to the majority- when it becomes Jerry Schechter installing a returnable bottle submarine, the MX missile and someone else's, it is censorship. Psychology system on campus. Department of the B-1 Bomber; all to promote This decision is of great concern to those ot us who each member President Marburger has Progressive Labor Party the concept of a strong America day deal intimately with the right of free expression. We m e n t i o n e d c a m p u s capable of launching a 'limited' support this freedom with this, the only tool we have. But beautification in the past. This is nuclear war. an opportunity for a serious Fair Price if freedom of speech may be curbed, or limited, then may *An increased lise of nuclear views because .commitment. The New York we, too, be presented from expressing our Public Interest Research Group To the Editor: power and legislation to speed there are people that will take offense with them? (NYPIRIG) is working to have While in the University up the licensing of nuclear The importance of free speech cannot be overstated. If New York State ban Bookstore today, I noticed power plants. Increased use of it is allowed to be limited-- even with good intentions-the throwaways, and we are willing among the other books for sale a coal and oil, with incentives for translation of Madame Bovary. community as a whole will suffer. to endorse and seek the same on domestic cooperation to increase this campus. The idea saves It was a used paperback: cover a production. bit frayed, pages fingerprinted- energy, natural resources, jobs, to the ERA, but clearly not a recent printing of *Opposition costs to consumers and of agreement with the idea of -cleanup. the novel, but not so old as to Keep in mind. four words that merit antique status. equality. make me bum: No Deposit, No I mention the latter because * O p p o s i t i o n to -Correction Return. the sticker price of the book was environmentalism. Stephan Johnson $3.98, whereas the original *An attempt to establish a It was incorrectly reported in Monday's Statesman that Project Coordinator price, printed on the front cover separate (but unequal) minimum the Patriot Football team had gained a berth in the playoff NYP1RG by this sticker, was 95 cents. I wage for unemployed minorities. finals. The game today against Niagara will be thei telling Sexist Society hope Barnes & Noble, Inc. paid a Stimulation of the job market buyback pric* to the previous through aid to small business. factor. To the Editor: o w n e r of the book Severe cuts in government In addition, it was Bilrly Flynn, not Wah Wong, who had The editors of Statesman have commensurate with the spending, especially money for completed a total of 150 of the 400 yards gained during once again waved the nag of anew-edition price they planned 'the game. freedom" in order to obscure to charge me once it was theirs. welfare, food stamps, education, it. Their contention that the arts and most importantly, Trry Hewd showing a porno film is an in government job programs. individual's fundamental right is Jeopardizing In short, Reagan's election like saying the only thing wrong marks the beginning of an era, with Hitler is he went "a little Election an era that will witness the Statesman too far." People's behavior is a To the Editor: resurgence of religious reflection of their ideology. self-righteousness, the rise of Nazis are Nazis because they put Tuesday night I watched the a particular set of ideas into election results with ever racial strife fired by the recent return of the Ku Klux Klan, the '"Let Each Become Aware" practice. Rapists are rapists increasing bewilderment. I asked because they have put the ideas myself how it was possible that establishment of a permanent Benjamin Berry of A sexist capitalist society into 52 American hostages became a u n d e r c I ass terminally Editor-in-Chief practice. This is as far from pivotal issue, when the lives and unemployed and discriminated freedom as you can get. well-being of over 218 million against; perpetuation of the Undoubtedly, the editors of opression, socially and Howard Saltz Americans and countless Richard Wald this so-called newspaper would economically, of women, blacks, Managing Editor millions abroad should Business Manager say rape is terrible. But movies Hispanics, Asians and other which present the ideological ultimately be our concern in an utter disregard for underpinning for rape are also choosing a President. minorities; terrible. Okaying a porno film is Very often the President is the en vironment, and in News Editors Nancy J. Hyman, Ellen Lander supporting rape - whether that directly associated with the particular a reversal of al Sports Director Lisa Napell support is conscious or not. I prevailing attitudes of the progress made by the Sports Editor Laurie J. Reinschreiber believe the only way to fight cou n t ry under his Environmental Protection Alternatives Director Audrey Arbus against this sexist garbage is to administration. Jimmy Carter Agency vis a vis the major Photo Director Dom Tavella I do away with the system that came to be associated with industrial giants who Photo Editors Nira Moheban, Henry Tanzil creates it and to join a inflation, Unemployment, the contaminate our surroundings. multi-racial/national hostages and floundering foreign However, it won't end here, Assistant News Editor Laura Craven organization of men and women, Reagan will carry us with great Alternatves Assistants Barbara Fein, affairs. It is only logical that the an organization which hits at the nationalistic zeal to foreign Sarah Schenck Vince Tese c o re of racism people should seek an and she, so that we can impost Alternatives Promotional Assistant Arlene M. Eberle sexis italisand fights to alternative. But the alternative our kV or morality on theme I Myung Sook Im change it with socialist they have chosen, Ronald FAsitant Photo Editors can only hope that we te* Robert Lieberman. Darryl J. Rotherforth revolution. Such an organization Reagan's government, Is the people can exert ou influence Advertisinq MAner }Art Dederick Progresive Labor Party. jeopardizes the future of the Porno flicks do not arise in a ,American to -thwart the nostalgic Production Manag e James J. Mackin people and that of the vwcum. They are carefully leof the world. rWedeaon to follow. Executive Director Carole Myles . nurtured by big busin-both - The consequences of i a

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Compiled by David Durst 'would not last long but most The Dow Jones Industrialexpected it to be longer than Average plunged 17.75 points one day. Investors should not yesterday after rising nearly 30 expect to see the effect that and closing up - 16 in Reagan's administration may Wednesday's post election day have until at least the third trading. quarter of 1981. For this reason Wednesday's euphoria turned I am agreeing with those analysts to panic yesterday as investors that recommend a bearish realfzed that a correction is still position in this stock market for due and that the economy still the near term. We are still feeling fiats high intpr«ct raticsAna hiah -tch jaefft nf the Fin*AwAinei« and MIUMD jllrAd Ul.sacobm laXU aiiurac IIV ULb ULgnl«iv11 « V%-.VDDtuq AUW nIKDFM%.rcK inflation. Analysts said that a a 50 point correction is Milla *#: at W boost in the prime rate from possibility. - ; at :-14* to 1512 percent triggered For those investors -who X; X0- the sell-off. --believe that a correction is . ;-..BOOK-STORE 03: 0t Volume -was high, but imminent, I .,would suggest nowhere near Wednesday's looking at put options. A put .- - 2460 Nesconset Highway . record one day volume of option gives the holder the right 84,080,000 which surpassed the to "put" or sell a stock at the Stony Brook, NY (Next to Burger previous record volume of 81 exercisable price, which varies. .King S&Howard million set in October 1979. Put options, like call options, Johnsons) ; Volume totalled 48.89 million have expiration dates of up to shares yesterday, and there were nine months and give investors a 75 1-4299 257 advancing issues, while chance to make money while the a..1,390 declined, and 290 stock market declines. EWV-&-USED remained unchanged. The New Ifstock A is selling at $50 and York Stock Exchange compositeyou buy a put option exercisable *NaturalSciences *Technical *Nursing index closed -down 1.35 -at at $50, with an expiration date 74.29. The ten most active issues of three months, you have the' *PaperBacks,* I*Juvenile * *Math on the Big Board were: right to Nsell100 shares of stock *Medical #-= *Craft *Cook Boioks OLTV Corp. 15 1/8 up 7/8 A at any time during those three *Boeing - 37 down 1V4 months for $50. If the price of *Genera! Dynamics- 71 up 3 the stock should decline to $40 *ATT-48hdown 7/8 .then the holder of the wt *IBM - 661h down 2 option can buy 100 shares of the HOURS: *Con Ed-21 3/8 down 3/8 stock for $40 a share, or a total 10-6 Monday-Thursday *Sears -153/4 down 3/8 of $4,000, and sell them for $50 *Getty Oil- 90 down 1 or a 10-9 Friday total of $5,000. Total *Mobil-73% down 2 1/8 profit: $1,000 less brokees 10-6 Saturday OGulf Oil -403/4 down 5/8 commission. So you can see that Many analysts predicted that there is money to be made while - the so-caed "'Reagan Rally" the stock market declines. - As -7-- ---i ,-- IAl Pi Pl AIRI ITrTT nTm-^MA MniT IT I i f r~~%1 1 a lul i P R oIIr AN_ t ; K H .Answers to N IPE E Ir U;' 0 IE A ,2 E1 T P RI Wednesday's ,~~~~ T ''Puzzle

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A Hectic Athletic wrap-up

By Raymond Stallone -m Without a doubt, the final weeks of autumn provide the most hectic and exciting moments of the college sports year. It is a time of year when the winter sports teams eagerly prepare to wind up their intercollegiate season and the fall sports schedule is winding down. a,, For a college sports publicist like myself, it is rather easy to make the transition from outdoor sports to indoor sports, but it is an Altogether different ballgame when one is confronted with the dilemma that has arisen in 1980. Just when you thought the fall sports teams had worn out their welcome and would step aside for the more prestigious winter squads, along comes the premiere events of the fall sports campaign throwing my carefully laid game plan out of synch. In the next 14 days, a wave of outstanding championship-caliber events will spill onto the Stony Brook sports scene. It all gets underway on Thursday evening, Nov. 13, when the Patriots varsity basketball team will take the court for its 1980-81 debut. Third-year head coach Dick Kendall will unveil a potentially awesome unit in an exhibition contest againrt Catholic University of Leuven. What makes the match-up so interesting is the fact that Leuven is located in Belgium, and one's curiosity is always aroused by the STONY BROOK SOCCER PLAYER in a valiant but vain attempt at Adelphi. Statesman/Frank Estrada presence of foreign visitors. Following Thursday's international competition, the University Stony Brook Soccer Team: Gynmasium will be qui:kly set up for the arrival of the state's top 16 women's small college volleyball teams. On Friday and Saturday, Nov. 14 and 15, Stony Brook will be the site of the 1980 SNew York State Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women Division III Last Game of the Season Volleyball Championships. First-rourd action gets underway at 12 noor on Friday. and the By Frank J. Estrada is ranked 10th in the state -for its the Panther goalie into the upper womnen Patriots are expected to be among the Division III selections. The Stony Brook Patriots division. right corner of the net. Forward In addition, squads from Potsdam, Fredonia, Brooklyn, St. Soccer Team played the last The game's first half, which Jeff Schmidt received credit for Lawrence and defending champion Rochester are anticipating match of its 15-game regular ended 2-0, belonged to Adelphi. the sole goal. On a fast break by receiving tournament bids. season schedule Wednesday. The The Panthers outplayed the Adelphi, Jim Ainwick sent a pass The tourney's championship match 's slated for a 5 PM start on Pats went down fighting as they Patriots, with Ed Fonseca and to George Mercerod who was Saturdav, a time which could take on greater significance for the lost to the Panthers of Adelphi, Fernando Dazzi scoring goals at running up the left side. Patriot Patriots football club. 34 on Adelphi's field. The 10:41 and 43:07 respectively. goalkeeper Phil Lesko came out Journeying to upstate New York, the 5-1-1 Patriots will face regular season record for the The second half contradicted to challenge the Panther, but Niagara University -this afternoon at 1:30 PM. A victory by the Patriots is 8-4-2. Now the Pats the stat paper that favored Mercerod took a grass-grazing Patriots tomorrow wfl' clinch a berth in the National Collegiate are waiting to hear from the Adelphi. Stony Brook played up shot that pierced through the Football Association Playoffs for th

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