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me Holman's Return -Marred?" Lewis Scores 20 in Loss • Special to THE TICKER* Nat" Holman's return to the CCNY scene was^ -marred by the Columbia Lions last night, as the Beavers dropped a 64-56» decision before a capacity ci%wd at the Lions' gym. City's defeat was marked by- id] «6' Ttrenty-Six Years at Responsible Freedom" ba

posals involving the Baruch plans for acquiring Mabel Dean _-C9 School _m the near future. Bacon High School and adjacent Chief among these are the pro­ property to erect _an annex to the Civil Rights Group. posed Student Center and the Baruch School.

SC President Declares Gallagher Gets Temporary Post •^ 6 By Dave Podof f hearing on discrimination in housr Dr. Buell G. Gallagher was ing February 2, 1959. --• s I Will Not Run Again' selected as temporary chairman One of the committee's tasks, Mr. Wilkins - explained, -will be of the New York State Advisory ; Larry Schiff, president of Student Council, has an­ to collect information on Committee of the Federal Civil nounced that he will not run for re-election. Schiff, com­ rights in the State from groups menting- on his decision, said, "I do not plan to run for re­ Rights Commission at its organ­ in the field, notably the State election, for personal reasons." izational meeting, Monday. Commission Against Discrimiaa.-* ^ Bob Nadel, ^vice-president of SC, is running: unopposed Subsequent Appointment tion and the Com* for the President's chair. mission on Intergroup Relations.' official recognition by the fac­ J. _Ej-nest Wilkins, Assistant • '••A SehiffV continuing, stated that, ulty," he noted. "I intend to de­ ecretary of Labor, who presid-. "It is my hope, however, that I Advisory Committee vote much, effort to this and ed until Dr. Gallagher was chos­ will be able to continue to be ac­ The advisory committee will other related areas next semes­ en, explained that Dr. John A. tive in some of .the more fruitful send its reports to the Federal ter,"-Schiff said. Hannah, chairman of the full activities that SC is now engaged commission, together . with . an < Petitions are still available for in. I am speaking particularly of commission, would subsequently analysis and evaluation of its 7 executive" and representative .our curriculum study." appoint the permanent chairman findings. Dr. Gallagher described-'- posts and Clais Council positions. Schiff said that he "would like of the State advisory committee. the. committee as "a factfind­ They may be obtained-from 921. v to see the establishment of a ing arm" of the commission.' _ ;\ They are due tomorrow at 4 in The meeting was held at the j$soup of students within each 922 and candidates will meet at 4 The members present in- addi*- - Baruch School. Dr. "BueH" GT Gallagher specialization -whose purpose it in the Faculty-CooneS Lounge. tion to-^r.-€kkttagh*HV Mr—De- wtivkt be to critically comment At Mr. Wilkins* suggestion, Insignium applications are.due Elmer Carter^ housing— and. laney, Mr. Carter and. Mr.jifon- subcommittee chairmen -were at" "•, "in :j921. "ulusig;mum JosepB ~serray7:were~I^riAianaTl*.: -BturieH "~ toWL that of Buff ate and Dr. WHnam. J» I

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' "Page 2 THE TICKER ; -^ Thursday; December 4, T< Thursday; Pecember 4, 1958 THE TICKER ftgeB

-•»~;T*." History Profesaw Bernard "Twenty-Six Year* of Responsible Freedom' Beilusii.has replaced ^BCOMQJMBCS I havelfound jaiyse5in35Rate^raiia5»- ST^^JVT r"g«* ^5T1 &ernard M. Baruch Professor Benjamin -Klebaar as e «**»> ^«^« S^SS* "r^Sfe" AU-CoU^e Pro Seboof of Business aad Public Aomiaisfratia* and tried ^aad pgaved thJT^^T J^f ^^ ^*^ *?** Three paintings by Italian. Spanish and German Old Crowrts 'Miss The City CotUt* of New YoVk faculty advisor to the Class of *61. The change was made «e> P Blasters, valued a.t more than $55,000, have been presented 17 Lexington A venae. New-York "" ^^n*^7H? ^ ^* ^ ^ th^proceS of gTow^a?' t£ the Coiiege by Richard H. Rush in memory of his great in Two Vol. XLI—No. 13 e*n*e of Professor Klebner's lay, Per 4, ?Qf intended more Ui the gpiown" there » one area in particular wiuch I. would HkeT^^^^ fZrpnA nn^i^, TnimnnnH TTo^i-tc the College's founder. The recent All-College Prom lost less than $100, accord- center. -ro college students, sex will alwav<* h*» »« ?«• ^ The gift was announced by Dr. Buell G. :Gallagher, who ing to final estimates of the Baruch School Prom Comimt- . ~_. Richard S. Gurtan hutnOTous topic to diaenss Wh-SL **Z *.- " -interesting an said the paintings, known as — ; ; < ss tee, chaired by Warren Pincus and Myles M. Merling. v^ Editor-in-Chief .M-SfMii: '; ^:^ '-:ii; '•^•!];;;fii:j;^;!!;^;-i;;ii;;r i^rdlesa «f'hZ- - Tf* ' W^enerer the subject is brought up, r, the-Rush Collection, will be this country including paintings garaiess of bow. xrrelavent it may be to f>i» t^^,« K - J- • is; Bruce Mark ens Actually, the Prom was the most successful Baruch ^ Morton J. Horowitz on permanent exhibition in in the Metropolitan Museum of Adrian Meppen Eisner Hall, which houses School social event held in two years. - ~--'- Stewart Kampelmacher Art and the Frick Collection. AVir.s- Editors the college's art department. Editor* Erneritti mmmmMmmim^m^*^' In April, 1957, the third Baruch A Hen LipLs . "L^The paintings inekide "The The Murillo portrait measures Ball, which headlined two name "i*t*~* Ann Sigmund lS1^ inches by lfi-% and is val­ Bus 17/ess; Mgr. Tt^T °n»• speak to the Psych. Society-^fcaday process should be pursued until the knowledge that is there as one of the major figures of the by 20 inches high and is an ex- William B. Williams, WNEW All interested students should many SC representatives felt, .was To be Specific, at 12:30 in »03. His topic is"Jun- amp& of early 16th century Ger­ amount i °nly -aft*r ^^"-^ of whST I have". iSte, Venetian Renaissance. There are disc jockey, will be on hand to leave their name-and phone-num­ that the affair was held on the: . '•.4> :"£.- -•r: . gian Psychology". man painting. y^ J ~ most capable to judge .which vahaea are best fTSm' many examples of his work in crown "Miss Charity Carnival" last day of school previous to the Earlier this week, the Baruch School was visited by aboi,t fTOm ber in the Sigma Alpha -office, $' ' :* Several diffnitflriefl, +nr*liirrinn; thn Dnprtty Mayor nT M**w Ifyy.y/-" ^ *«>**- It i3 also where one !h^,T >****'»*^»»^»»#^»^^^^^^^^^—^» »tn««f^«««^^fffffff ff r*w*m0* *r Christmas vacation. '_Z •'"""" JiL. • --- —nit r>«puiy mayor Ot IVew find eneself fiee to do what one wan . what^e Jea^ ill at the annual Alpha Phi-Omega" York CitV. Althmio-r h *h ~ f~»c - ~~ I^-L?--*- . • -•• - Students for Democratic Action *nc- -Student Council President ^ ?*" " "if York City. Although the tour was relatively sbort,~~it in­ Charity Carnival, Tuesday thru wilj meet Tuesday at;!2 in 911B. ^Professor Weintraub's seminar Larry Schiff said, "I am haghiy- cluded a majority of the individual sore spots in our wholly fiM*s-/rf^fe-and not only jast diseuss them. ^------1 inadequate physical plant. * * -* Thursday. is part of Sigma Alpha's "Eg;g- pleased at the results of the 45rftt - The National Association for alw^VSfCntiaIffUSlf*ti0n !n « seems *> be "that there masl Earn up to $100 per week The preliminary selection of bead Society" program which was All-City Prom.- The financial One of the sorest spots visited were two rooms in the "the Advancement of Colored Peo­ always ~be a mutaal rel«tio»hip between the two people involved! the four finalists -will take place started last term. was minimal and my only disap- tT^<: Library. In both, books were piled on top of other books and, and sxnee each person has his own set^»W * E2*^£Z£M ple is iioidin^a dance today, m Many young men and women—people just l»k« n;tr;a TiiT-j poiiitweiit -was that moiw~^BCi today in Lounge B -at 12. ..;»iiir; in general, space was extremelj' short In the business Ref­ Lounge C, from 12-2. you—&re earning up to $1.00.00. -even $125.00 dents were not able to attend. erence Room, an average of two racks wecje plotted per field A contest *ri\l be -held for ^e tosay that compromises are not made or Aat-it ia * »re occaXl mmm+mm»* IM»>t*MIM»«HHI»t*««—t«M««««««»«M^ of specialization. Hardly a setting for intensive research. week after week—in their spare time. This oppor­ **I look forward to ^utjartr"" best Charleston, itefeeahmeata when you meet someone in accord with yo«r c*n> atandards, bnTSb,3 tunity is open to everyone; you don't need-a car, • Shop ttt . -proms, perhaps on JBL more .rataj-f " Yet this research is supposedly one of the high spots will be served. «t». a*e tumble and won^t campromise with you] ci*us -date than Thanksaiv ing- * * ,* becaase your values 4*rfl« .a-diaeord with theirs. In other words, j^L youdon't furnish us wiTrr^any leads or do any sell­ of a college career. It is understandable why some instruc­ S." ing. We simply want people who would f tke to be • J. 4. 4'MIEN & S examine.'* _ tors are loathe to give_assig3Hfierrts requiring intensive re­ Herbert Adler of Clarence It -appeared to several SC ex- search when the material is not to be found at the School. Raines and Co. will speak on ac­ their own boss . . . call: €S 6-9505. (Opposite CCNY) •^ortibxes .and representatives that counting from the managerial the main cause for loss in the ., in-the Reading Rt 1 !J_2_A,Mij>r_Afe#t£j£0if JUL ^QJEr^iyTTVf: "r.ARng FOR ATJ^ piled faig-h..o* the atuinl u# • «•• ui- +*- frrtruntimg ~iaeei>tty held proro was toe a .shelves* -and it- wa* mm pie to see -wiry only trained personnel ~S©etety~ 'meeting, today ^ tion of Thanksgrving night* Aatd ask for Mr. SHevrin Semin&CCNY SUu&ents Since 1844 are allowed-to-go^to^ these shelves—it is doubtful "that any­ at 12:1«. ^ ^ —rf , try i^ sometime Tf may do yool Most agreed that the price/f5 one but these trained persons would be able to find a book. * * * Sex is not ski, it's great! 1 Do it today—NOW! An opportunity like this Printers, Stationers. Artists per couple, was the correct .price Society places many restrictions on us as to what is considered 123 East 23rd Street Aside from these particulars, the 'UbrarV fa generally The Christian Association's an­ may never present itself again. Supplies, Drafting Materials New York City for the Prom, and it appeared understocked. It is not unusual to find New York City Pub­ nual faculty-student hobby show right and wrong, -especially sex. I am one person who feels that it i?, that effoits will be made to keep up to- the individuals mvohred"to determine what they believe is good •*»^^^^^s«»^J lic Library branches with more completely stocked shelves, will take place next Thursday, the cost at this jjrice.^^ -± even on business subjects. from 12-2 in the Faculty Council or bad. What a couple may enjoy and cherish without regret need Lounge. The purpose of the show not be regulated except by themselves. Ugliness is only in the be­ 1 These problems are not really the fault of either the is to further faculty-student re­ holder and anyone or any society which feels differently is not only LAKtN FURNITURE CO., INC. setting itself up as God\ but is restricting the private and personal. MOTHER: You'll Get It By Tomorrow Morning, Every Administration or the Library staff. The fact is very sim­ lationships. 15^ E. 23 ST. • NEW YORK, N. Y. FAVORITE... ple—there is just_not enough mnnfy__tn arJ^quax^y *t.imL..... lives of individuals they/ had no business intruding into in the first Penny Of It! =B J==== place. / - - • "- " * GRamercy 7-3846 the lJt>raTyT^"'° " A" folk lestival is being EeTd" •o* CHy CoW^e Stitdenti AH this rime I have been speaking only about the physical re- ^3£onday in Lounge C, from 1-5. 4 FLOORS OF FURNITURE lai*mmm^~amd it- Singing , dancing and refresh- BEDROOM - LIVING ROOM - DINING ROOM - complete a college career without the use of an adequate •ments will be featured. towards someone or what is -more readily known as love. Tome, : Put Another Penny In That Arm! SOFA BEDS - OCCASIONALxPIECES, Etc. NATHANS library. In most all subjects of fields of specialization, the tfthe word lave -has no significant meaning. I have never been in lave • , j ,..:•>'.•:..•• • ••...!'!:•.•.;,•;,• 7!.:.j::.-. ;;.,i! K „<:*? need for adequate library will always exist so long as stu­ nor have I really waated to in the past. I have had several wonderful DELICATESSEN APPLES: We Got Her Down In The Car Now dents wish to do a satisfactory job. Despite this, students relationahips between^thase of the opposite sex, but none of them have " She s Got No Clothes On! at the Schooljire-iorced to struggle with a Library suffer­ 4ftepu? beetr anything like the relationship I see in my parents or that which j DISCOUNTS ing from jwstnutrition. can be found in "The Fotmtainhead" by Ayn Rand. | DREXEL - KLING - AMERICA - WHITE - CUSHMAN In Tuesday's issue of THE - 4 RESTAURANT JOHNNY: All I Need Is Twenty Dollars! I don't mean to say that some sort of "love** isn't necessary in < KROEHLER - ENCLANDER - SEALY - PULLMAN TICKER we announced that^ MODERATE PRICES Cail Rechson had been named sex, for in my opinion it, is. But I don't feel that sex should have to ; AND MANY OTHERS "Miss Peach." However, we depend upon full mature love to have its^outlet. What I simply mean FREE INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE ^ ... And^jii^G^iierMjt to say is that neither sex nor Iuve should be dependent upon each failed to mention that she was 108 EAST 23rd ST., N. Y. othar but intertwined with a aehse of uniqueness and independence ThpJ.ihrary wan not the uiily-sore spot visited b~y~the~ ~TKe candidate of Alpha Delta TT ...... xiwu me vmy sore spot visited by the about-eachaboi . - - -- ^ Open t*l 12 P.M. group. They also toured the Cafeteria, Hansen Hall, the Sigma, the Baruch School adver­ WI I hope that after you have read this rather candid opinion you 5 **-? ' T* Textile Lab and the Faculty Council Lounge. Unfortunately, tising fraternity. "> n will dwell upon your own values. After you evaluate them, have rv nr most of the emphasis was placed on what the Baruch School :•'• '••" *; >:- i Lh-t-fi ^ 'n^tnTT"..''' W' '•• does not have, rather than what it does have. Even more un­ enough courage to live by them. fortunately, this emphasis, was entirely .justified. A HATFUL Throughout the School, there are examples galore of Gallagher Opposes: ••s&ggz -| what we lack. However, there are bright spots in the picture. Among these are the improvements on the 11th floor, in !] the Cafeteria and the new lighting system soon to be put into effect. Tuition Plan for Coileg J: COFFEE SHOP ): OF RAW A proposed Cuition system, made money received from these fees We regret to say this is not enough. The entire struc­ public Monday by the New York campaign for State ad to the mu­ would be used to increase cky T\%o Years on Broadway Brought tm ture is completely inadequate for the needs of 2400 Day Chamber of Commerce, would nicipal colleges. i! reyenues and thus avoid the need Session.students and many thousands more at night. But have municipal college students Denouncing the "modestness'' | the future does not look very brigbt. With a $200 million for further taxation. (NEXT DOOR to CCNY) I,ife Again by Bameh Seitool Talent ii pay a •'modest fee" of $250 for - of the plan, Uptown Student Gov­ '<: deficit predicted for New York State next year, the pros­ the college year. The tuition plan, in addition to ernment-President Mike Horowitz <. Two 3Hgfe£s at Stnyvesant. a number of other suggestions i: pects for State aid cannot be considered overly good. President BaelJ G. Gallagher said it -wotrid fee a step wnich for efty revenues, will be dis­ criticized the proposal, saying would allow- "a foot in the door" Enough has been said about the City's poor condition, cussed this .week by New York that. "This question was settled to tremendous tuition charges in Last Chance to Get- Your MHwnts but it is from this source that we must hope for funds for -Budget Director Abraham D. a new building. by the voters of New York City the future. Such a move would Welcomes Beame and Governor-elect Nelson ••* in 1847,'when they established the herald an increase in tuition costs B. Rockerfeller's budget assist­ We feel that the Baruch School is the victim of as •- College for the purpose of^up- throughout the nation. ant H, Noj!xnan_.HuwL'- 1 vicious a financial squeeze as.-has~ever been applied to any plying higher education, free, to "Fight NoW^ •H*?«!d^Lff ton, president of-the DECEMBER 5 and 6 institution of higher education by those supposedly in favor residents- of New York." _,_ _ _ — Galling the i>ku* "directly'con­ _ AJ^tt^ai^Associaaini^-said" that the 1 Gustave G. Rosenberg, chair­ trary* to what ought to be, Hdro- of its existence. The very life of the Baruch School (and coniinittees--of ^Jhe Association the other city colleges as well) is at stake in this battle. man of the Board .of Higher Edu­ wrtx said" that ""the time to make All City College STUYVESANT HIGH SCHOOL wouM'ftaJce an* active role in __ Unless something is done about this pitiful situation, cation, said that the Board plan­ a fight is now." This plan ''mat counteracting* the plan. He stat­ be stopped,** he noted, aad we our doom is certain. __1"_____1 •-' ._.....".-"-_..,-.——:•.- ned no statement. rz^Che- CluwUmi »lated Thaf^g»~^ ed, that tb* Question of ta^ti™ J5rfc Str iMMMMiMMiWHM IH»>I»1II l«»«««««ttlM»»MM>l m& JM . 1«I»WJ J»J r a mifo -wTnft-^:-y*t?*lfg?,-ffr.^- - ifii-JS-JEi .•SSsr***:- «_.i ,i. • y.1 " "?',>^ Wi^3&Sgg£m&i*^%: "m ^m^ Page 4 THE TICKER r&jursda^v Dszerr&ezA*T£5t 15 -•">-•--.4 fixity Meets Hunter SinkAAerraen JBROOitLYN LAW SCHOOL . . _l .IUU-T.1UJII . ln 58Dd3at Educational Institution American Bar Association ^i Stein Fund Tilt City's swimming team was DAY AND EVENING p By Bob Signer stmk in-its 1358* detent yester­ Undergrad uate Classes Leading to LL.B. Degree, J day. GRADUATE COURSES T Citv will meet Hunter College at Wingate Gymnasium, Leading to Degree of LL.M. Saturdav. in the annual Stein Fund basketball game. The College, by virtue meeting" will be the first of a home and home series. of a close win irijtRe final event, Last rrar, CCNY played Hunter twice — losing the the 40O-yard freestyle, Jjroke New Term Commences February 4,1959 first, 52-59, on a last-second stolen ball, and won the second, through the mermen's 4JU38 lead Further information may bt obtained ^o take the .meet, 45-41, at the frtrm the Office of the Directsyr of Admissions, fray, with plenty to spare, 76-51. Wingate poot^ — Hawks coach. Mike Fleischer, •;M 375 PEARL ST., BROOKLYN T, N, Y. Near Borou** Ha* The City College team held the^ Telephone: MA 5-2200 said, "The team (-Hjjnter) lacks lead throughout the contest as v.ViWh.L'-sz: SB S3S as height, and injuries always both­ fwrutifft* seven men achieved first-place ss er us. finishes. THE TICKER will play the "We're tried and untested," he Joe White took the 440-yard adds, "**btit very willing and able Intra-Mural Board in a ^friend­ freestyle and the 220-yard free­ to move the ball well. The kids ly" game of basketball-—usual­ style for City. In the 220-yard nave pood spewed and are fitting: ly labeled a grudge match — event, Baruchian Dave Altneu into the patterns. Who knows..."? MEI\S SHOP tomorrow, from 2-4 in Hansen finished third." Leading: the Hunter players 10 WEST 23 St., N. Y. C. • Near 5t|i Ave. will be Barry Falk and Mike Bri- HalL Roth "er: East year, i^"a-Hc was—high- The Newman—Club retains City's Carl Roth also took THE COIMEKE MAH*S STYEIST — scorer and also tied for the lead its Intra-Mural £oard football first-plsrfe honors twice. He won Featuring Strictly IVY and in rebounds with Brier. ._ crown by virtue of a 30-0 win in the 50 and 100-yard f reestyles. According to Coach Fleischer. Mike Bayak cashed in on two CONTEVEBiTAE Fashion* in 7 ~ over the Highwaymen, last first-place finishes *for the Bea­ Brier is expected to be a "steady­ • Sport Coats fir Slacks s • Sweater* week at the East River Parks. ver mermen as he copped butter­ ing Influence" on the team. • Su4nirbaiL Coats _1 5_Shirts fir .frierfcwear In the 1MB bowling—meet". fly and hraaatatroke laurels Coach Nat Holman's team, • Sport Shifts • AH Olhot-Accessories .. the Winners lived up to their Nick West was the seventh seeking its first win of the sea­ name. Members of the Winners City nian to finish first as he At DISCOUNTED JPfices son, will be led by big Hector are Jerry Farra. Sam -Murray, won in the diving,, competition. ATTEjfiriON: C.CiV.V. Students Only — L«wis. Marty Groveman, Julio Manhattan took the medley Delatorre and Barry Klansky. Bob CTConnel and George- I*riv- Present Your Bursar Card to us and Get a 10'"r Discount racky. relay, the 200-yard backstroke Guy Marcot will most prob­ and the freestyle relay to clinch Off Our Already Discounted Prices at any Time ably be a starter along with the the victory. above four, for Ascher will not 1,; have recune rated "from "his leg: in-" "JOE JV—fl» OiwoH Shorn Otan^~Sfe6*-S*tadOy-NgC-TV wtU tba tHtf Bcoae Gtw-j Shawnaem waafely on -ABC-TY.. jury. T "There'* no fracture." Ho:man : said. "All we know is that it • hurts and >weiis up a bit when he puts too much pressure on it." ' The basketball team will have four Baruchi-ans on the roster. Besides Grovt-man. there is Herb Waller. Tony Pellicionc ar.d Ru­ dy Rimanifh. Waller is a 5-11 senior while ""the" "two sophs. PeTTIcTbrfe" and Himanich nu-asure 5-10 ar.d H-2, respectively.

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