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VOLUME 105, NUMBER 1 ESTABLISHED 1873 FRIDAY, JANUARY 13,1978 CAMPUS ATTACKS: A Report On The Facts in an incident with a Bates sk^y incapable of resisting, and BY CLAIRE BOUSQUET woman, the episode occuring in has Ml consented to the seiaal front of Cheney House. After the contact; |Chapter II, Section 225, In an effort to deal with the attack, the female student report- Title 17-A of the Maine Criminal confusion surrounding the recent ed the crime to Bates Security. Code, P. 79]. sex oriented crimes on or in the While searching the area with As a result of the arrest vicinity of the Bates campus. THE Security Guard Williamson, the Detective Morin and his colleague STUDENT interviewed Detective student spotted the assailant, her decided to review all such assault Roland Morin of the Lewiston identification of the man allowing cases occuring since September Police Department in order to for the issuance of a summons. of 1977. Interestingly. the obtain the facts on the matter. Detective Morin believes that the description given by another According to the detective who "co-ordinated effort" undertaken Bates female following an attack has handled these cases along by Bates Security and the LPD on the corner of Lafayette and with his partner Jerry Baril. the following the incident is Russell Streets fit that of the man first incident of this type to arouse responsible for the hasty arrest of arrested and charged with unlaw- the concern of the LPD occurred the attakecr. Charge with unlaw- ful sexual contact. The victim of in early December. In the course ful sexual contact, the man has this crime was notified and asked of one evening an intoxicated since made his initial appearance to identify her assailant who was local male made three separate in court. This crime is described to appear in a live line-up. As a attempts to "pick-up" Bates in Title 17-A of the Maine result of the fact that the man's women; twice on Campus Avenue Criminal Code. The definitive lawyer instructed him not to DANGER! and once on College Street. passage reads as follows: appear for the line-up. the LPD Although Detective Morin A person » gaily of Hli.fd acquired a search warrant for his be seen across the Quad? And mentioned that this man was of seiaal contort if he inientioaaUy body—the first such maneuver in By Robyn Gnzowski what about the few days the snow little danger to the campus com- subjects another person, not Us this state. Following positive had melted down to a reasonable munity, he did admit that the spouse, lo any sexnal contact, identification the charge was Notice any new shrubbereis on level? Unfortunately (?) the Main- "crude tcchniqe" employed en- A. And. the other person has Ml changed from assault to attempt- the campus lately? Actually they tenance personel number 107 and couraged the LPD to investigate. expressly or JinliriMy acqaiesced ed rape with the man being are not planned additions at all, most of the men now are spend- Approxiamately one week in such sexnal contact; or released on bail. Court action in but merely the spiny tokens left ing their time keeping the walks later, noted Dectective Morin. B. The other person is this second Charge is currently as a reminder of another main- clear. Mr. Hunter does promise to another local male was involved unconscious or otherwise pby- pending. tenance job done for the college clear the limbs away as soon as by the Goodall Tree Co., possible. Portland. The concern about the Speaking of the side walks... potential safety hazard these have you slipped lately? I'm sure BOTTLE BILL UPDATE stray limbs present is warranted. you will remember the skating The boughs are statigically locat- rink in front of Chase Hall finals by Peter J. Brann alter an acrimonious and pro- the deposit should only increase ed (i.e. at key shortcuts) and have week, or perhaps your own longed debate between environ- the cost 30 cents. However, the been well hidden under a layer of residence's ramp-like stairs and The advent of the new year in mentalists and distributors. distributors claim that the higher snow since before Christmas. front walks. Of course no one can Maine brought, amoung other The controversy is unlikely to costs of picking up the bottles, Walking, running, let alone fall- expect the continual chopping of things, a mandatory bottle bill. subside for quite a long time. The storing them, and possibly re- ing in the areas where these such large patches of ice (with the The new law. which is being distributors claim that the new- using them, increase the handling branches lay may lead to certain exception of stairs), but is it too phased in over a one month law is poorly written and will charges an additional 20 cents. impalement. The trees had not much to ask for more sand and period, requires a 5 cent deposit cause financial hardship for many The bottle bill does not require fteen cut before the snow, Mr salt than the sparsely tossed on all medium size soft drink and people. As people may have that distributors use re-usable Newell of the Goodall Co. says. grains of the past? Unfortunately beer bottles. Maine joins a select noticed already, the price of an bottles: they just have to charge a because regular maintenance of Frye Streeters will endure more number of states which require average six-pack, with deposit, deposit. Consequently, the envi- the trees is systematic and only so than other campus residents be- such a deposit. The measure was has increased from $2.00 to S2.S0. ronmental advantages of re many trees are cut at one time cause Frye Street is a public passed into law in November 1976 As any math major can figure out. usables will not be felt in the near due to cost. This does explain why street. future. Eventually, because it is the particular trees were not While you are trying not to lose cheaper to do so. distributors will taken care of before the snow. your footing and/or land on the switch to re-usables. Mr. Newell, has' informed the branches, try not to suffer any "Student" Has New Editor Beyond the simple economics "Student" also that the clean up crashing blows from the fallitii, of the issue, the effects of the new was to be handled by the Robert Cohen was named the ice. Signs have helped to wan- became Feature Editor of the law should be forthcoming quite Maintenance Dept. Why are the new editor of the Bates Student at people near Hathorn and Coram, "Student". He now continues soon. The Maine Department of branches still lying there nearly a a December meeting of the P.A. but do not trust your house or leading the Hubcaps, is a Transportation expects to see a month later? Mr. Tom Hunter of Board. Rob is a Junior majoring dorm past the threshold. The member of the Budget Com- noticeable effect upon the litter the Maintenance Dept. says they in both English and Sociology. He Maintenance Dept. is handicap- mittee, and will be serving until problem along the highways. As :annot get to the limbs because of had been active in his years at ped here however, with only December as the new Editor of any Cub Scout knows, "tliar's the snow. Logical of course; no Bates serving on the Residential 11-12 men working on the crew the "Student." mekles in them there bottles." one can be expected to clear away Life Committee his Freshman and only 3-4 of them willing to Rob hopes to experiment with Both Oregon and Vermont found vhat he cannot see, but what Year, and singing with The several ideas for columns, climb in the winter. So until significant decreases in their about the boughs large enough to warmer days...caution! Deansmen his Sophomore year. features, and other types of litter problems after they adopted During his Sophomore year, he articles that will, hopefully, im- a bottle bill. ■»#* ■W ■MF w also undertook the task of rebuild- prove the caliber of the The long-term environmental ing the Hubcaps which had "Student." He hopes that anyone effects will not be felt until the degenerated as a result of most who is interested in any facet of distributors switch to re-usable INSIDE: of its members' graduation the newspaper work will contact him bottles. Until that time, it is previous June. Rob was the so that we can have a college ironically less energy efficient to author of the controversial newspaper that informs and en- collect the bottles, crush them, WINTER CARNIViL "Campus Complaints" and later tertains us. cont. on 12 Pk» =*> a* —«-« 10

2 THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978

"SEE A DEAN- ANY DEAN"

It has come to the "Student's" attention that Bates students EDITORIAL (particularly upperclassmcn) are CETTER having difficulty in adjusting to the new structure of the adminis- tration. If one wishes to see a A recent article in the New York Times on campus dean about a particular problem, Dear Editor, I have heard of others ex- pubs caught my attention because of the contradictions more often than should be he will The new section of the periencing such situations. Have between the author's general statements and the try to see Dean Carignan. and. Commons dining hall is near you ever heard the classic Bates reality of the situation here at Bates. The article, Finding him busy will leave with completion. This is a good time to talc about the student that asked "Colleges Are Found Accepting Drinking On Their his question unanswered or pro- evaluate how we might consider for onions but was refused the Campuses," was written by Irvin Molotsky of Stony blem unsolved rather than see dealing with the ironic "seconds onions unless he would also Brook, N. Y. - the location of one of the campuses of the another dean. This is becoming helping rule" before the new accept the liver that "went with State University of New York. The fact that the quite a problem-one which is "seconds line" is put into the onions"? Several students university has nine bars is not comparable to Bates' unnecessary, for. as one of the operation, in an attempt, to were so annoyed that they all situation because of the much larger student deans told the "Student," "In resolve the present common participated in going back for population at Stony Brook, but it is interesting to note bringing these two offices to- occurrence of conflict between helpings of liver and onions so that six of these bars - all of which are quite successful - gether, we have tried to confront student and food service worker. they could eat the onions and are run by students, a possibility in Bates' future. student life. The office is now set Il appears that students are often leave platcfuls of liver in a refused the second helpings the revengeful heap on the tray Molotsky's statement that"...Stony Brook's acceptance up as a whole." In so doing, any of the deans is capable of request if they will not accept an chain. of on-campus drinking is typical of colleges across the handling academic or non- entire second full helping. I will Obviously the food service is country...."seems to suggest that he has never visited academic matter. After all. if you offer a personal experience to afraid of food waste and the food Lewiston, Maine. He clarifies his statement have a question that is important illustrate the problem at hand. servers' responses to students' by"...except those schools, mainly in the South, that are enough to take to a dean, One evening I chose the roast requests for partial second help- in 'dry' areas." The students in these 'dry' areas (where shouldn't it be answered? Even if beef main course. As I only ings is supposedly an effort to state law does not allow alcohol to be sold by the drink) the dean you do see does not succeeded at cutting two stingy combat food waste'. but in are not happy with their situation, as evidenced in know the answer to your pieces of meat off the beast after actuality they are defeating the North Carolina by the numerous appeals of the student question, he or she has the ability numerous attempts. I gave up on purpose. Bates students are re- governments of North Carolina and North Carolina to cut in for a minute on one of the the roast beef but not on the food sponsible, mature individuals State to the State Legislature to allow alcohol on other deans who will know the at Bates. I returned to the kitchen who are aware of the value of food campus. answer. By so doing, your and requested some scallops as well as the various food According to Mr. Molotsky's research, "...despite the question or problem would be rather than a full scallops-rice shortages around the world easy availability of alcohol, college administrators and solved without having to return maine course. I was refused the (consider the success of the Bates students for the most part have said that drinking is no another day or continue without scallops and asked if I would like voluntary fasting day to raise food greater a problem on campuses than elsewhere."....the ever having the question answer- some rice. Seeing as I was about supplies for the needy!) I suggest that Bates students be granted abuse of alcohol on campuses is not nearly as ed. ready to eat the plate. I replied So remember, feel comfortable "yes please, but just a little." In their reasonable requests of widespread as when I was an undergrad." A recent to see a dean, any one of them if response to my reply, I was second helpings and the food report issued by the Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies you're not quite sure which one handed a helping of rice with service "second helpings rule" supports Dr. Pond's remarks, concluding that college can help you. Any of them can scallops on top-to my surprise. be corrected accordingly. students are not drinking any more these days than in cither answer your questions or Thus, I was allowed to have the past. In fact, William Sinda, a junior, said of Stony can find the answer for you much scallops, but only if I would Sincerely Brook, "This campus has more saloons and bars than faster than you could by yourself. accept a full second main course. Sandy Lamb class of '79 any other one I've know, but there's little abuse." Sinda And. if you can't get an appoint- attributes this lack of abuse to "...a lot of academic ment immediately to see a pressure..." a factor that both Stony Brook and Bates particular dean, don't just leave. share. See a Dcan-Any Dean. At the University of Wisconsin, the consumption of beer has become a tradition with "beer being consumed with meals since the first dormitories were opened in R A Elections 1891." Beer is also served at four snack places and the university's most popular gathering place, the Rathskeller. In the "Rat," students "...will see anyone The ..Representative Assembly from the Governor on down come through, maybe have is now accepting nominations for President and Vice President. a snack, talk to people. Beer is nothing special. It helps The President and Vice President them relax." arc nominated and elected from Most colleges have not allowed on-campus sales of within the Assembly member- alcoholic beverages for more than about ten years. The ship. In accordance with the University of Ohio is one such campus. Although a by-laws, nominations were open- license was not applied for until 1968, drinking was ed at the first meeting of the popular in the dorms, after football games, and in local winter semester. January 9th. taverns. "The taverns, popular with students for The elections will be held at the generations, tried to block on-campus sales, contending second meeting of the winter that it presented unfair competition to them. The cause semester and the new President that it presented unfair competition to them. The case and Vice President will take office finally ended in 1975, when Judge Paul W. Martin of the in Fcburarvi Franklin County Common Pleas Court ruled: Selling beer is incidental to student life outside the classroom as much as selling Coca-Cola, serving food, scheduling football THE STUDENT games, or staging John Denver concerts." ROBERT COHEN It seems that the judge's ruling deserves some careful Editor-in-Chief consideration by those who are in a position to act upon NANCY AREY CLAIRE BUSQUET it at Bates College. Assistant Editor News Editor ROBERT COHEN DAVE SKINNER Business Manager • AftS*pfc$ MARCIA CALL NEIL PENNEY Are you fascinated by Sports Editor Arts Editor astrology? Are you caught up in • Craft Sippbes DICK CAMPBELL foltowing a certain sport? Does Circulation Manager the past and future interst you? is JIMCURTIN ROBER SPINGARN Science Fiction your favorite past- • Custom Franing Editor at Large Photo Editor Now, asking Cocktails! time? Whatever your interest, Contributors: Carol Spelich, Tricia Kehn you'd be surprised how many U-11 daily except Sundays other people have the same one art circle The Bate* Student ia published weekly by the Psblishinc and would love it If you would Association, Box 309, Bates College, Lewiston, Me. 04240. 403 Sabsttui St. write a column for the paper 128 lisbon street SabscriptHMM are 97.00 for the acade»fc year. Printed by about it. lewiston, maine 0424C Kastland Press. Inc., Liabon Falls, 2nd daaa postage paid at tfL 782-9209 207 783 7722 , Mr. 04240. 7/

THE BATES STUDENT, January 13. 1978 3

With the upcoming senatorial election in the State of Maine, trie news release from "Student" feels that it would be beneficial to present the views of the two major contenders for the seat: U. S. Senator William Hathaway and U. S. Representative William Cohen. These columns are submitted weekly by the candidates and will be SENATOR WILLIAM D. HATHAWAY printed with absolutely no charge. Any comments on the views expressed in these columns is welcomed by the "Student" and he will approve it. basic Social Security funding should be submitted to Box 309. The new law contains many problems. Social Security now affects good provisions, such as higher They would have increased almost every family in the United limits for the retirement test, taxes even more than the com- States. One out of every seven more realistic minimum benefits promise legislation, removed Amcricans--33 million persons- for low wage earners and federal employees from their bill cohen receive monthly benefits. More elimination of benefit reductions current retirement plans and than 100 million workers now pay for elderly couples who marry. raised the retirement age from 65 FROM CONGRESS into the system. But the greatest concern and to 69 over a period of years in an ■NEWS- These workers have every reason interest is over the law's pro- effort to reduce the amount of There have been disturbing estimates that every new house to expect that their contributions visions for additional payroll tax money paid out of the system. signs lately that the Farmers generates two person years of now will enable them and their increases. These taxes will be This would have been patently Home Administration is not be- employment. The jobs generated families to receive retirement, levied in graduated stages over unfair to those workers who are ing allowed to expand to help by FmHA are real, productive * survivor, disability and hospital the next 13 years, and there is no almost SO years old today and rural America meet its needs. In employment. Department of Agr- benefits in the future when they denying that there will be sub- have been paying into Social fact, it appears the Farmers iculture figures indicate that in need them. stantial impact on higher income Security for nearly 30 years. It Home Administration, which is 1976 FmHA farming, housing But neither the 33 million employees. would have ignored the trend usually referred to as "FmHA" and community development pr- present beneficiaries nor the Precisely because payroll taxes toward early retirement and actually may have its staff cut, ograms created and saved more millions of future beneficiaries bear most heavily on those least sharply reduced the benefits of making it difficult to perform its than 1 million jobs in rural will receive benefits which they able to afford them, I worked anyone retiring before age 68. present functions and almost America. are entitled to without major within the Finance Committee Other proposals were more flaw- impossible to implement new Congress has recognized the reforms in Social Security System and the Senate-House Conference ed. programs. importance of FmHA to rural funding. Committee to have other, more I do not relish voting for higher This development comes at a areas by steady increases in the Because of high unemployment equitable financing reforms en- taxes and my vote in favor of the time when rural America can ill funding level for the agency's and inflation rates and changes in acted. conference reported Social afford such a setback. We have programs. Congress has also the age of the workforce, less Specifically. 1 favored using Security bill was not an easy one finally awakened to the need for recognized that programs of this money is being paid into the general revenue financing which to cast. But the consequences of strong, decisive action to pre- importance and magnitude can- Social Security trust fund than is would have avoided large payroll opposing this reform legislation serve the vitality and viability of not be run without adequate, being paid out. As a result, the tax increases as the most would have been worse. our rural areas. competent staff. In response, Social Security System is in equitable means of solving the Without these urgently needed Since its inception, the Farmers enough funds for 300 new em- . serious financial trouble. If this problem. But not all members of reforms, we would hazard need- Home Administration has been a ployees for FmHA were providec situation persists, the Old Age the Senate Finance Committee lessly the well being of our boon to rural communities. The in this year's Agriculture App and Survivor's Fund will be would agree. Instead, the com- elderly who rely on Social FmHA is a major source of credit ropriations Act. bankrupt by 1983. The Disability mittee agreed on another ap- Security benefits as their major for a wide range of rural needs - Many of us in Congress were Fund will be cxhaustcd^y 1979. proach which 1 supported source of income. for farmers, small communities, very concerned to learn that the There is not much time to spare in involving wage-base disparity. We would jeopardize severely businesses and, of course, for Office of Management and Buc'- making essential improvements: This approach would have eased the system supplying the second those who lack decent housing. gct has required a reduction of the problems are extremely com- the burden on employees, largest source of federal dollars in The FmHA is uniquely suited to 1.600 people in the Department of plicated and there are not easy particularly the lower and middle the state of Maine. the special credit needs of rural Agriculture's employment ceiling solutions. income workers. It would have We would break faith with areas because it provided direct for fiscal year 1978. This brings Congress has been aware of also protected the small business- countless numbers of Americans service from locally based people into serious doubt the status of this problem, and the tax writing men from steep wage and rates who have been paying Social in more than 1,780 offices. the Congressionally mandated committees of the Senate and increases. The bulk of the in- Security taxes for many years who In addition, it provides direct staff increase for FmHA. House have been exhaustively creases would have fallen on the do not deserve to find the coffers loans in most of its programs, Several of us in the House have investigating various reform al- largest corporations and the empty when the time comes for thus assuring lower costs for the written to President Carter, re- ternatives for the past two years. / highest income employees. The them to share in the benefits of consumer. Today, the FHA is minding him of his campaign As a member of the Senate full Senate also agreed to this their contributions. the largest direct lending Federal pledge to make the Federal Finance Committee, I have been wage-base disparity mechanism. We cannot renege on the agency, making more than two bureaucracy more responsive to closely involved in these efforts But the House members of the promises and commitments hundred and fifty thousand loans the needs of the people. In the and served on the conference conference committee rejected inherent in our Social Security and grants valued at about $7 case of the FmHA, the bur- committee which recently report- this approach. system to the beneficiaries of million in fiscal year 1977. eaucracy has proven extremely ed compromise legislation on Were there any other alterna- today and in years to come. With After years of a steady loss in responsive to its constituents Social Security funding reforms. tives? Other approaches, such as this new Social Security law- population in rural areas, the first because of its locally based On December 12, 1977, both the borrowing from Medicare, were which was the best compromise reversal in that trend is now structure and direct loan pro- Senate and the House agreed to considered, for example, but they which could be worked under the apparent. As a result, the prog- grams. the compromise. At this writing, were overwhelmingly rejected as circumstances -the trust funds rams of FmHA are more import- We appealed to the President it awaits the President's being financially unsound and will be in surplus at least the next ant than ever to assure that new to instruct the Office of Manage- signature. He has indicated that ineffective in eliminating the 50 years. business and industry will be ment and Budget to permit the created, and that the essentia FmHA staff increases. To do water and sewer facilities will be otherwise, 1 believe, would be to made available, that small farm- stifle a program that has proven ers will be able to prosper and invaluable to Maine and other Conservation Capsules that low-and moderate-income rural states. We are also asking rural people will be decently the House Agriculture Committee housed. to hold hearings of the FmHA's Fearing loss of the city's peal of the plan, has endorsed a manure...apparently potency of Of particular significance in staffing needs, with particular appealing environmental and more flexible comprehensive odor and methane production are light of the high unemployment emphasis on the Administration's social characteristics, citizens of plan. interrelated. Pig dung ranks and increasing population in rural response to the problem. Boulder, Colorado, adopted new highest in fragrance, followed by areas is the dramatic impact of I hope that through these regulations limiting Boulder's The federal government horse and cow manure. Last year FmHA programs on the creation measures it will be possible t > population growth to no more seriously is studying ways to DOE spent $1.9 million building of jobs. The National Association preserve the FmHA's ability to than two percent per year, collect a plentiful natural re- and operating experimental of Home Builders, for example. serve the people of rural America. making it the largest U.S. city to source, manure, for production of stations in Nebraska, Colorado, try to limit population by re- methane, a natural gas just like and Washington state. So far, the gulating the amount of housing the stuff that keeps furnaces only drawbacks are collection and available. The controversial plan stoked in winter. The Department processing of the product, since, '<*r restricts new housing construc- of Energy's biomass fuels branch understandably, it is not deposit- tion to 415 units a year, half the is closely-well, maybe at a ed at one location; reheating MAN. A «? **** current rate, and sets a merit distance-looking at feasible ways requirements for proper fer- system to approve building pro- of collecting the barnyard mentation; and close monitoring <5? jects. Points are given for open- residues. An estimated 237 to prevent the volatile vat from space commitments, landscaping, million metric tons of manure is exploding. moderate and low income lying around, just waiting for TO TOIHIV ALIMTINI housing, architectural and government experts to discover a I from "Conservation News") FROM V ALIMTINI environmental design, energy way to ferment the wastes and get •xnil 11.00 whl. earn stamped/ conservation and access to public the methane into the pipelines. aililrciMMl Valentine for carefully timed services and facilities. Opponents Small farms and villages in Remember, when you point re mailing with beautiful personalized of the program charge that the mainland China and India have your finger accusingly at mesaaaCf from America's "Heartland." constraints will result in less been using this resource for someone else, you've got Vali-ntiii<-s. Trade Winds Lodge NP3214. housing for low and moderate years. And their experience has three fingers pointing at Valentine. Nebraska69201 income families. The Chamber of uncovered a helpful clue to get- yourself. Commerce, expected to seek re- ting the most out of your -Oak Leaves. V 4 THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978 WINTER CARNIVALS OF THE PAST

Later, in 1953. students Camden was expanded to include By Nancy A. Arey decided to put on an ice show on a larger variety of winter sports. their own ice rink in back of As Bates approached the As Winter Carnival ap- Parker Hall (remember Lane Hall decade of the seventies. Winter proaches, perhaps it would be wasn't here then). Following the Carnival took on a new interesting to take a look at how ice show, a square dance was held atmosphere with the theme of the the generations before us during which songs submitted by 1968 celcbration-"Kaleidoscopic celebrated their own winter the various dorms on campus Experience." However, a queen celebrations. All of them had were judged. This song contest was still chosen, and many some sort of theme such as the stipulated that both words and students enjoyed an old- "Bavarian" theme of 1938, music must be original. Another fashioned hayridc. The Camden "Fariy Tales" of 1953, "Winter interesting event that was a part trip was given up for one to Olympics" of 1958, and the of the 1953 celebration was an Sunday River for skiers and "Kaleidoscopic Experience" of outing to Camden where a ski tow non-skiers alike. Even a famous- 1958. Each year, the men and and a skating and tobogganing name band from Boston was hired women of the school tried to find area were available. Everyone for the queen's prom-thc big. something special to make their piled into buses and away they bright. Boston sound of "The own Winter Carnival the best went to Camden. Thus. 1953 Flamingoes." This carnival was ever, and they succeeded most of added its own special (ouch to an effort to modernize Winter the time, for looking back over the Winter Carnival besides the Carnival. schedules of Winter Carvivals, no traditional (but now expended) Winter Carnival-1978 promises two arc exactly the same, and coronation of Carnival Queen and to be a combination of all of these each one has something special to the semi-formal Queen's ball past carnivals. For the first time offer. For example, in 1938 a where she and her court reigned in a few years, we will be enjoying Bavarian Ski Team was here at over all festivities. outdoor activities such as com- Bates to compete in an exhibition In 1958. many new events were petitions, fraying, tobogganing, with the Bates team on the slopes scheduled as Bates students used ice skating, etc. as did the of Mt. David. Later, at night, the fact that they were in New participants in carnivals of the under flood lights aimed at Mt. England. Ski novelties of every past. We. too are having a David, this Bavarian team put on kind including a ski chase, snow "prom" so to speak in our own an exhibition for all to enjoy games (such as a Softball game on Disney Dance (although perhaps followed by entertainment in the Rand field between students and this can be looked at as our new gym where Bates' men and faculty played in the snow), and a addition to Winter Carnival). If women learned shuhpratting. in- "sugaring-off" party in the old any one sees any activities from strumental playing, dancing, New England tradition. During these past Winter celebrations and yodeling from the team who the weekend, a variety show that you would like to see us have, dressed all in native Bavarian featuring skits by the faculty and there is still a week left until costume. The following day of the a demonstration of talent by the Winter Carnival and planning for 1939: WINTER CARNIVAL A new dimension of winter 19.38 carnival, the women's field students took place followed by a next year's will be starting in just activity is enjoyed by the daring on ski jump off Mt. David. hockey and the men's football dance and dance contests. All of a few months Both the Outing teams both played games on the usual activities occurred as Club and Chase Hall Committee Rand Field-the leading attraction wellas these extra new ones: The arc always open to suggestions, being that they were all wearing queen was elected; a skating so speak up and add to the Disney Dance snowshoes while they played. party was held; and the trip to excitement of Winter Carnival! Cha.sc Hall Committee is Florida- BYLOKIBOIST type evening wear for the conser- vatives or costumes of Disney "Hi. Ho; Hi. Ho; It's off to characters for the hardy souls dance we go..." No, this is not who are immersing themselves in t'.ie song of the Seven Dwarves the weekend's theme. Chase Hall but of Batsies as the plans for this Committee has suggested that year's Winter Carnival move into small door prizes may be award- high gear. Much of the attention ed. is focused on the Florida Disney The winners of the trip to Dance scheduled for Friday. Disney World will be chosen at January 20, sponsored by the the dance by placing all tickets on Chase Hall Committee. The a board and disqualifying them music for the occasion will be periodically throughout the even- provided by Everyday People. ing counting down to the winners This Boston-based band has ap- at about 1:00. This trip for two peared at over 30 colleges and in consists of three days and three several clubs in the past months. nights in Florida with all ex- This group of six members is very penses paid. These lucky versatile with several performing vacationers will be whisked off to on more than one instrument. As Boston on Saturday. January 28 a whole, the band plays every- then winged to Orlando for fun in thing from disco to Steely Dan to the sun. They will be the guests of the Beatles. The dance will the Royal Plaza Hotel and will be commense at 9:00 and the music given free tickets to Disney World will blare until 1:30. Admission and the rides inside. They will Hockey Rink will only take $1.50 out of your return to the Great Northeast on pocket for just dancing while it Tuesday, January 31. All trans- portation to and from Boston and will be S3.00 for dancing and bar Bates hockey fans gather around the hockey rink to spur their team on to victory. Notice Florida is included bringing the privileges. All tickets will be on the location of the rink and the abcence of Lane Hall, Adams and Smith. If you look sale next week in the dinner line grand total of the prize to about closely however, you'll see a store where good ole John's place now stands. so get them before all are sold $800.00. out!! Echoing the set-up of Sadie, Another trip for two is being there will be a bar in ,the Den given away at the Disney Dance, where- all liquor must remain this one courtesy of the Art since none will be permitted Society. The winners of this upstairs. The music will emanate excursion will travel to Boston on from Chase Hall Lounge with Saturday, January 21. They will small lounges arranged in the dine in Boston the see the lobby. Hirasawa and Skelton will Broadway smash, "A Chorus be available as a break from the Line." and be motored back to crowds. Dress suggested by the Bates 73 THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978 5 CARNIVAL

A *avTrt« nf winter carnivals past, a group of young men enjoy an awkward game of football on snowshoes! Looks like fun .dosen't it? Notice any buildings missing? (Hint: look at the age of the cars) OUTING CLUB BACK MOVIES IN CARNIVAL ACTION IN THE In past years, the Outing Club As of this date, the Outing Club is parkas and mittens and head for administration. The theme this GANNETT had sole responsibility for the still recruiting people who wish to the outdoors for the day. In the year for the snow sculptures is running of Winter Carnival; how- run this relay and thus be a part morning, there will be sliding, "Disney" andd sculptures will be ever, in the last few years, of the official inauguration of traying, and tobogganing on Mt. judged for their portrayal of this responsibility has been relegated Winter Carnival 1978. Anyone David. The O.C. Equipment theme. It is hoped that every ROOM to several other organizations on who is interested in taking part Room will be open Friday to rent dorm and house will take part in THURSDAY campus such as Chase Hall should contact the Outing Club toboggans to those who want building snow sculptures this Committee and the Film Board. representatives. When the relay them. Saturday afternoon will be year. The Pink Panther 6 - 8:15 This year marks a slight turn runners arrive here at Bates time for all to congregate on the Finally, on Sunday, there will One Flew Over 8:30 -10:4- towards the past with the Outing (usually between 5:00 and 6:00 quad for the Winter Olympics, a be more opportunities for all the Cuckoo's Nesl Club again sponsoring several p.m.) they make a ceremonial run new attraction this year. As part skiers to pack up their skis and High Plainj Drifter 11 - 12:46 outdoor activities. On Thursday, around Commons and then head of the Olympics, there will be a head to New Hampshire for the FRIDAY the annual torch run will take out to the Puddle where the torch Snow Snake competition (a long day, for there will be an alpine ski Doctor No 3 - 5 place in which a torch is lit in that they have carried lights the groove is made in the snow, iced trip to Wildcat Mountain in North Kelly. Heroes 6 - 8:30 Augusta-the torch is traditionally traditional bonfire, and Winter over, and javelin-like sticks (the Conway and across-country trip to The Pink Panther 8:45 - 10:45 lit by the Governor of the state, Carnival activities begin. A snakes) are thrown down the Jackson Ski Touring, Center also Midnight Cowboy 11 - 1:30 thus signalling the beginning of skating party will be held in N.H. Prices for these two trips groove as far as possible), a snow SATURDAY Winter Carnival; however, re- Thursday night on the Puddle volleyball game, possibly a snow have not yet been decided upon, My Fair Lady cently the governor has not been with refreshments being served. softball game on Rand Field, and so keep your eyes open for the 3 - 5 able to take part in the lighting On Friday, the O.C. will be a cross country ski race which is O.C.'s posting of further details. Cukoo's Nest 6:30 - 8:45 ceremony. A runner takes the sponsoring a trip to Sunday River hoped to attract everyone from All in all, the weekend Doctor No 9 - 11 torch and begins the relay run for both cross country and alpine those who have never skied promises to be an active one for Midnight Cowboy 11:15 - 1:15 from Augusta to Bates. Each skiing. The cost of this trip is only before to the experts. The outdoor enthusiasts, providing an SUNDAY runner who takes part in this $3.75 including transportation winners of these events will be opportunity to get away from the High Plains Drifter 1 - 2:45 relay runs as much of the course and lift ticket. Equipment rental announced at the Keg Dance books and have some good, Midnight Cowboy 3 - 5 as he wishes to run, then rides for can be arranged. Preparations Saturday night. healthy fun. Cuckoo's Nest 6 - 8:30 a while, runs again if he wishes, will also be underway for a busy On Saturday, the Snow Kelly's Heroes 8:45 - 11:15 or just rides back to Bates after he day on Saturday the O.C. hopes Sculptures will also be judged by or she has run as long as desired. that the whole campus will don members of the faculty and/or y\

6 THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978 ARTS ARTS ARTS

off the record FOOT LOOSE AND FANCY FREE

BvNeilPeaaey heavy coke habit with a deep Flynt. seated desire for bestial orgies. This album also features Well. here he is again folks, the The two songs that first catch several sappy ballads (visions of Leopold and Loeb connection of one's attention on this disc are cheerleaders, with the words schlock punk rock. Rod Stewart, Stewart's cover versions of "You "Rod's Pods" written across with his latest collection of sure- Keep Me Hanging On" and "If their buxom chest singing the to-be hits. Appropriately entitled Loving You is Wrong. I Don't background harmonics-is this FOOT LOOSE AND FANCE Wanna Be Right." The first, what a Stewart concert is like?). FREE (or is it. FOOL'S LOOSE originally done by the Supremes "You're in My Heart" is the AND FANNY'S FREE?). Stewart and then Vanilla Fudge, is the single from the album. That is. it annoys us with his incredibly beginning of a new genre in rock. is the single greatest atrocity boring lyrics and his famed Going by the name of limp rock, it since My Lai. Rod sounds like he throat problems (when is the will feature an overdose of has Lcgionairc's Disease on his operation. Rod?). One new de- sentimentally nauseating voice vocal chords in this classic. velopment, though, has arisen in ovcrdubs and plodding drum Unfortunately, the album cover Rod's continual jet set dream of riffs. The second feature is now a docs not list any of the supporting discovering new philosophic standard part of the Stewart musicians on the album. I suspect depths. His source of inspiration, rcpetoire. "If Loving You..." that this was their major stipula- formerly Britt Ekland (remember brings to mind certain parts of tion in agreeing to play with Rod TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT?), is Camdcn. N.J.. where the chief (no puns intended). The last song now a mangy mongrel, seen entertainment on a Saturday on the first side. "Born Loose" strolling with Stewart on the back night is playing marbles with has lyrics that deal with, as far as cover of the album. Stewart's rat's eyeballs. Just imagine soul I can figure out. bowel problems even considered doing a movie sounds with a singer whose major in aging rock stars. It epitomizes called SNOW WHITE AND THE claim to fame is his physical this album-diarrhea plagues our SEVEN CHURLS, a documentry resemblance to an Iguana and his cars. Do us a favor Rod. and Marian Mcpartland to Reside at Bates about the hazards of mixing a emotional affinities with Larrv search for new faces. Jazz pianist and composer Lounge, she plans an open Marian McPartland will be in seminar on jazz improvization. residence at Bates this week. She To emphasize the ties between will start her Bates program with jazz and classical music, she will Book Review a solo jazz piano concert in the start the improvization seminar Chapel, this Sunday. IS January, with a performance of the Grieg from "The Committee" 's at 8 p.m. Piano Concerto in a minor, a work In 1969. thousands of fans "cons"; how Leonard Nimoy was Though McPartland is current- which she will play with the mourned when "Star Trek" was smuggled out of the hotel and ly performing in New York, she is Rochester Symphony Orchestra in cancelled. Three years after the William Shatncr into it: how interrupting her schedule to make the spring. Jack Roberts, a local series' demise. "The Com- Jimmy Doohan gave Security Jazz the Bates trip. "I like being an pianist, will play a reduction of mittee." as they came to be cardiac arrest: how George Takei artist in residence," she says, the orchestral part on another known, all d'xlicated "Star Trek" One of the finest traditional was lost, found and lost again: "and I don't get a chance to do it piano. fans, put together the first "Star Jazz Bands on the scene todav. and many other adventures and as often as I want to." For those who would like to find Trek" Con (convention) in New THE NEW BLACK EAGLE JAZZ misadventures of "The Com- Bates Professor Lewis Turlish. out more about jazz history, York. The rest is history. From BAND, will be appearing for a mittee" and their "cons." THE also a jazz enthusiast, expects an McPartland will be in the Gannett three "cons" in 1972. the "Star one performance Camdcn Opera MAKJNG OF THE TREK CON interesting concert Sunday~night. Trek" phenomenon has mush- House concert. Saturday evening. Room on Tuesday, 17 January, at VENTIONS is a must for anyone "A McPartland performance 11 a.m. "Students don't know roomed-in 1977 alone, twenty- January 28th at 8 pm. who has ever enjoyed "Star commonly runs the challenging enough about the history of jazz," one definite "cons" are In great demand, the Black Trek", been to a "con" or wished gamut from Cole Porter, Jerome she said. "And its an important scheduled. Eagles arc booked solidly playing they had. Kern, and Alec Wilder, to the In THE MAKING OF THE at conventions, college and ja// subject. Modern jazz is great, but JOAN WINSTON has worked compositions of Moles Davis, there's also lots of interesting TREK CONVENTIONS OR HOW club engagements, as well as for CBS and ABC. but she is best Chick Corea, and Herbie older music. People should know TO THROW A PARTY FOR headlining such annual events as known to the public as one of the Hancock," Turlish commented. about this, too." 12.000 OF YOUR MOST IN- the St. Louis Ragtime Festival. most enthusiastic and energetic In 1974, McPartland recorded McPartland's teaching effort-; TIMATE FRIENDS. Joan Win- Sacrcmcnto Jazz Festival. New "Star Trek" fans in the world. her first solo piano concert at will not be restricted to college ston, an insider who was there Orleans Jazz-Fest. etc.. and just She is the co-author of the best- Haverford College, in Pennsyl- students. On Monday, in the from the beginning, provides a this past summer won rave re- selling STAR TREK LIVES! and vania. As well as standard songs, Chapel, she will conduct a class fascinating-, in depth look at "The views by jazz critics at the she is known far and wide as one the album includes works by the for about 200 Lewiston Public Committee" 's famous "cons" week-long Breda Jazz-Fest in of "The Committee". When she Beatles, and current popular per- School students of all ages. and the growth of "Star Trek" Holland, the world series of jazz is not traveling to "cons" she formers. "McPartland is a really special fandom into an international events. makes her home in New York City In addition to a solo concert, phenomene- Highlights from Each band member is an jazz artist," according to George in a two-room apartment packed McPartland will also conduct Waterman, Bates musk in- THE MAKING OF THE TREK accomplished soloist and has had with "Star Trek" memorabilia. student seminars and visit class- structor. People like her don't CONVENTIONS include: 32 experience in a variety of New Publication Date: Nov. 25. 1977 es. On Monday, 16 January, she perform at Bates very often." pages of previously unpublished Orleans-style bands in the U.S.. Price: $7.95 will lecture and perform in a All events are open to students. photographs of the stars and the Britain and Holland. Tony Prig- Pages: 252 Bales Music Theory Class, at 10 There is no charge. conventions; pocket programs cont. on 12 a.m. That evening, in Chase EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY The Student' is looking for a student who is willing to make trips to the Eastland Press in Lisbon FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DRIVE FaHs every Tuesday and Wednesday. Payment will be made at $.15 per mile. This person must be able to provide their own i s imniws^inwa'wiMh'' -\M«-\«i»jn«^ iKMlk >.«Ln M*«\r.nnTKr* transportation. M interested, contact Robert Cohen. Box 309. 7f THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978 7 ARTS ARTS ARTS complete with the oft used "Vote for Wallace' bumpcrsticker cartoon background song "On the to drive to North Carolina in, Trail" featuring braying wearing my State Trooper sun- Treat Exhibit donkeys). Paul claims that his glasses and with my hair cut musical aspirations are to make short." love during the finale of Paul lives in a single in Adams Photographs by Eadweard Beethoven's Ninth Symphony that dcfinately needs the other Mm bridge will be on display at (the Chorale) and to learn to play half to make an androgynous Bates College Treat Gallery from the bagpipes. whole (no puns, please). In the Jan. 4 - Feb. 3. Muybridge, noted Paul now resides in northern past. Paul was easily recognized landscape photographer, is the Jersey where the only cultural by his "barbershop quartet inventor of the moving picture. .advantage is a free trip over the moustache" and his appearance Born in Kingston-on-Thames. last year at a coffeehouse as a George Washington Bridge into England (1830). Muybridge sail- New York City. Besides the member of the comedy/rock ed to America in 1852. He studied classical show Paul has also group. MIGHTY FROG, in which photography in San Francisco dabbled in a rock format and he was costumed as a erstwhile under Carleton E. Watson, an helped establish the most popular Scotch Highlander. Unfortun- early photographer of the news broadcast (Thursdays at 7 ately, he was mistaken by many Yosemite Valley, and they be- PM. this semester as well as last) in the audience as a female came business partners in 1867. with sidekick. Ron Hemenway. impersonator. The same year Muybridge or- The pair built up a reputation for Paul's ideal show would consist ganized an expedition to verbal diarrhea that bordered on of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony Yosemite. The plate negatives Hustler-like obscenity (no, there (conducted by Von Karajan). and stereoscopic slides that he was no religious conversion). Vaughn Williams' Tuba Con- made during the expedition are With a known affinity for certo. Bruckner's Symphony No. believed to be some of the best redheads. Paul has never gotten 4 (conducted by Barenboin) and landscape photos ever made. His more than a suspended sentence Schubert's Symphony No. 9-the excellence as a photographer Great (conducted by Kaitink). and a small fine for child earned him the appointment in Paul's career aspirations molesting. Asked about his views 1868 as director of U.S. Photo include becoming a lawyer and an DJ of the Week on punk rock, Paul said, "I think Surveys. that it's wonderful that musical agent for the FBI, whom he works Muybridge later began photo- for now on a volunteer basis. illiterates and castrates arc being graphing objects and people in given the chance to express Paul's love of irony is matched by Paul Jeffrey McPhee, a backyard." Intensely involved in motion. In 1878 he took 12 his flights of fancy. Questioned Scotsman by heritage and a music (he has had 8 years of themselves." photographs in less than one Also a student trainer for the about the liberal atmosphere at Renaisance sophomore by lessons in both piano and trom- second, an astonishing ac- Bates. Paul said, "Its been all accident, is the highlighted DJ bone). Paul Jeffrey does a athletic department and a complishment then (given the down hill since the death of from WRJR this week. Paul classical music show from 12 noon ferverent deliverer of food for the cumbersome photographic Allcndc." Jeffrey was born and raised in to 3 PM every Sunday. bedridden in the infirmary, Paul equipment). That breakthrough bourgcoisc Westchester County Weaned on the classics claims that his social goal is to led to his invention of moving in New York, where his family (in (including "I8I2 Overture" and "have a pick-up truck by —-• " • Ik •» T-r, -s» pictures in 1880. Muybridge was February, with a gun rack and a his words) "grew money in the Grofc's "Grand Canyon Suite" cont. on 12 JIMMY SHINE: A CRITICAL REVIEW

By Daniel J. Griffin of humanity, undistinguished and small parts. Smith played a essentially stupid, and extended sequences. Near the end of "Jimmy useless in every way. In short, a seemingly prudish school teacher beyond reason or thought. Bryant Thayer's music and shine." the title character be- nurd. However, as Jimmy, who "let down her hair" after Under Larry Loonin's direction, Mary Thomasine Harkins's cos- comes apprentice to Mr. Lcpke, a Michael Zajchowski made his class. Anderson was Sally Weber, the production was enjoyable tumes were both adequate and boisterous Jewish fish vender. character enjoyable. Where the pseudo-prostitute who cheats because of its fast pace. Things useful. Placing a fish on his scale. Lepkc Jimmy was tiresome and tedious. Jimmy first out of his pants, then moved, and that helped ease the "Jimmy Shine" seems de- asks Jimmy how much it weighs. Zajchowski changed his voice, put out of his money. pain of the play itself. stined for the high school play "Four pounds, six ounces," on a funny face did something to Martin Andrucki's brief perfor- Norman Dodge created still circuit."which is where it belongs. Jimmy reads. make the untalcnted artist mance as Mr. Lepkc was another terriffic sct-they get Loonin should have picked a "No." Lcpke corrects him. "in tolerable for two hours. hilarious. He sang, he danced, he better every timc-and the atten- nother work. As I said, the this business, it weighs five Joseph Phaneuf was good as lovingly ran a dead fish under his tion to detail was amazing. He production was fun to watch. It's pounds." Michael Leon. Jimmy's "Friend" nose. His appearance was one of used interesting lighting tech- just too bad that so much talent In a cunning way, Mr. Lcpke who slights him at every turn. the few saving graces of the niques to add a startling dimen- has to be invested in a play that makes his fish "better" than they Phaneuf incorporated the right conclusion of the play, which is sion to Jimmy's dream yields such meagre returns. really arc. With "Jimmy Shine," amount of calm, snide savoir- Bates Theatre managed a much faire into his part. Hating Michael more genuine transformation. was a real pleasure. Largely through diligent work and Jean Wilson played Rosie professional standards, they took Pitkin, Jimmy's prostitute-girl- a not-so-hot play, and transform- friend. Her slceziness was won- ed it into a worthwhile and derful, and her ability to whine entertaining production. In spite and- cajole Jimmy was really of its shortcomings, "Jimmy special. As Constance Fry. Shine" was fun to watch. Barbara Jill Dort was sweet to the The play centers around Jimmy last. It's hard to imagine a match and his high school friend., between Jimmy and an innocent focusing on the divergent paths of school teacher. Her talent made their lives after graduation. the idea believable. She and Though he has not artistic ability, Zajchowski worked well together. Jimmy decides to rent a loft in Bobbi Birkemeier played Green Village, and become a Elizabeth Evans as a comically painter. Michael Leon, his sup- cold-hearted woman. And it posed "best friend," steals and didn't work at all. When Eliza- marries Elizabeth Evans, the girl beth was warm, Birkemeier was Jimmy loves. Constance Fry, cold. Where Elizabeth revealed a another high school classmate, trace of regret for what she becomes Jimmy's girlfriend, but eventually became. Birkemeier's leaves him when he proposes sex icy voice and efficient movement before marriage. buried the sentiment. It ruined Unfortunately, one of the play's the character, and it certainly main problems is its main detracted from the play. character. Appropriately termed, Lori Smith and Layla Anderson Jimmy Shine is the "Appendix" both made tlie most out of their Michael Zajchowski (Jimmy Shine) and Joe Phaneuf (Michael)Leon) 8 THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978

\'r. -?;^iv WCBB Suggested Viewing

The Salamanders' Ceremony for the Week 1/14/-1/20 Caffeine and nicotine are the ambrosia of the Gods on Lower Lisbon Street. WCBB is the Colby Bates Bowdoin Public Television station, for those of you who are not The salamanders chant familiar with it. The station is channel 10 on your in the Cathedral's spires, dial. Starting with this issue of the "Student" we will the high priests be providing you with a suggested viewing list of that dwell in fire enternally. shows to be aired on channel 10. We hope that you But the flowing river will find something that interests you, and that if you has sacrificed its youth do find this service helpful you will, perhaps, write to the "Student" and let us know that the idea was a to the mills, success. chilled in foam-flecked deceit. V. Brotherhood Saturday, .January 14, 1978 5:00-b:00 and 8:00-9:00 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The legacy of L.S.B. Leakey" Because of this man, mankind now has some startling knowledge about its origins. f>:30-7:00 WILDERNESS This new series features Antony Smith's journeys into eight contrasting wilderness areas. Tonight: "The Himalayas" Sunday. January li>, 1978 4:00-5:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES "American Ballet Theatre" Two complete ballets from their extensive repertoire. "Billy the Kid" and "Lea Want to be a star reporter? Do Piitineurs." you yearn for fame? Bave you not <>:(K)-(i:30 DANIEL FOSTER. M.I). -Alcohol and the Liver" yet found your field of interest? 7:(H)-7:.«) LIKE AROUND US "Riddle of Heredity- Tapper and Burton to Perform Are you looking for something in Will man ever be able to control his biological which you can excel? Search no destiny? By Davis and Keith is a fine singer- longer. The Bates "Student" is 8:00-9:0(1 EVENING AT SYMPHONY Crumb and guitarist. Steve's roots are deeply now looking for writers who want Saint-Saens by Seiji Ozawa. Saturday evening, January 14, jazz but the duo's repetoire is to be a part of the regular weekly at 7pm the Chase Hall Committee made up of mainly popular tunes. staff or who just want to write an Monday, January i«, 1978 presents the talents of Burton and (Eagles, Stevie Wonder, Jesse occasional article. Why not let 8:(M)-8:.tO CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT This hard Tapper. Steve Tapper is a Bates Colin Young). that special writing talent that hitting series about the do's and don'ts of spending money wisely returns for a new season Grad, class of: 73 now attending A great evening of wine and your professors just don't ap- the BerUee School of Music in with Banks, Tots and Over the Counter Drugs music in Fiske lounge brought to preciate have fun? 8:30-9:00 U.S. ART: THE GIFT OF OURSELVES A Boston. Steve is a talented flautist you free by the CHC. look at the history of American art in animation form. 9:00-10:00 IN PURSUIT OF LIBERTY A four part series that examines some of our most important personal and civil liberties. Tonight we look at SURVEY privacy. The new editors of the "Student" are intent upon Tuesday, January 17, 1978 transforming it into a quality college newspaper. In ...COMICAL ITEMS 7:30-8:00 SPORTING TIMES Chappy Menninger's order to do this, however, we need a great deal of guest for "Cross-country Skiing" will be participation: input of ideas, articles, columns, ...OTHER (please specify) enthusiast Richard Williamson and Ray Heelan information of events in the area, artwork, comics, of Camden Me. who makes his own skiis complaints. Almost anything that anyone would like 6.) Do you think that too much emphasis is placed 8:00-9:30 ERIC HOFFER: THE CROWDED LIFE A to share with the rest of the campus is being solicited. upon any of the following? If so, which ones? documentary portrait of Eric Hoffer, the We hope that you will accept this invitation to take "longshoreman-philosopher" who stirred part. You might be surprised to find that you enjoy it! ...BATES NEWS ...AREA NEWS America with his thought-provoking The following survey is presented sincerely to observations on the human conditions. discover what it is that you want the Bates "Student" 9:30-10:00 SYMBIOSIS The San Diego Ballet to be. If you're one of the majority who complains ...STATE AND NATL NEWS ...FEATURES Company performs a dramatic ballet portraying about the "Student," here's your chance to do the relationship between man and technology- something about it. ...MEN'S SPORTS ...WOMEN'S SPORTS created especially for television. Please take a few minutes to fill out the following 10:00-11:00 EQUALITY The controversial question questionnaire, and when completed, you can drop it ...INTAMURAI.S ...COLUMNS of equality in America. Specifically age, sex, either in the student mailbox at the Concierge (Box race, and economic situation. 309), or give it to Robert Cohen, Nancy Arey, or Claire ...PROFILES OF PROFESSORS Bousquet. Thank - you. Wednesday, January 18, 1978 ...PROFILES OF STUDENTS 8:00-9:00 HEAD TO HEAD Host Bert Prunty and 1.) Dq you usually read the "Student?" guests battle the question of "Mandatory Retirement" in a mock-courtroom trial. ...COMICAL ITEMS YES NO 9:00-10:00 GREAT PERFORMANCES "Dance in America"-"Merce Cunningham" Merce 2.) Do you enjoy reading the "Student?" ...OTHER (Please specify) Cunningham and his dance company present the best of contemporary choreography with a YES NO 7.) Do you think that announcements should be made diverse group of selections from his repertoire. in the "Student" of major upcoming events? 10:30-11:00 SHEPHERD'S PIE "Junk Power!" From 3.) Would you prefer the paper to be the wastebaskel of his mind, Jean Shepherd ...YES ...NO dredges up an appreciation of the Comet Custom, ...LONGER ...SHORTER sesame seeds, and Johann Strauss. 8) Do you think that student governing 4.) How long should it be? organizations should report their actions in the Thursday, January 19, 1978 Student?" 8:30-9:00 LIFE AROUND US "Survival in the Sea" ...4 pages ...8 pages ...12 pages An exciting film telling how fish survive in their ...YES ...NO fish-eating-fish world. 5.) Which of the following do you think should havt 9:00-10:00ONLYTHEN REGALE MY EYES Astudy more coverage than it is presently receiving? (check 9.) Are you interested in working for the "Student? of the works of French painters from David to as many as are applicable) Delacroix. ...YES ...NO 10:00-10:30 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS ...BATES NEWS ...AREA NEWS These zany British comedians return with more If "yes",Name Box No.. fun. ..STATE & NATL NEWS ...FEATURES 10:30-11:00 BATTLELINE This program traces the 10.) If you are interested, what would you like to do? experience of two different soldiers, one from ..MEN'S SPORTS ...WOMEN'S SPORTS either side, through the major battles of World War II. Each program features a new ..JNTRAMURALS ...COLUMNS ...News Reporter ...Feature Writer ...Photographer circumstance and a new set of soldiers.

...PROFILES OF PROFESSORS Friday, January 20, 1978 ...Columnist ...Sports Writer ...Cartoonist 8:00-8:30 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 8:30-9:00 WALL STREET WEEK ...PROFILES OF STUDENTS ...Layout Worker ...Arts & Upcoming Events 10:00-11:00 THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW "Our Obsession with being Thin" and 'l,ooking Our ...PROFILES OF STUDENTS ...Other (please specify) for Number 1. 11 THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978 9 Film Board Presents: Movies

by Rick Thayer played by Ruth Gordon. Anarchy will be presented about During the semester, the Film Next is Hick for all the pool an anarchist on a terrorist mission Board presents an excellent selec- players on Campus - The Hustler who is waylaid at a cathousc. tion of films to the Bates Campus. starring Jackie Glcason and Paul The Grapes of Wrath will be They manage, quite satisfiablv. to Newman. Skip your night for presented on March 22 and then amuse, shock, intrigue or other- playing pool and watch some on March 24 and 26. The Last wise distract students. This sem- really great pool. Picture Show will be shown, ester again will yield a great Lili Tomlin is among the cast of maybe for the last time. Cybill variety of films with many an stars in the film Nashville which shephard stars in this film. nl'ili/,-il star. everyone seems to have heard After Ashes and Diamonds on The first six weeks of films will something about. This will be on March 29 is and Alfred Hitchcock be a thrill to lovers of detective Feb. 10 and 12. Also in March will thriller. Notorious, held on March movies. These movies will be: be a trio of French Films for the 31 and April 2. This film stars Jan. II - Alphaville; Jan. 18 - foriegncr or traveller in the Ingrcd Bergman and Carey Nick Carter - Master Detective; group. Grant. On April 5 a typical Jan. 25 - double feature - Murder The Magic Christian starring Bergman film will be shown. Wild at the Gallup and Charlie Chan's Peter Sellers and Ringo Starr will Strawberries. Murder Cruise; Feb. I - Raymond be shown on March 3 and 5. A To lighten the load at exam Chandler's Farewell My Lovely wealthy Peter Sellers and a time. The Three Stooges Follies starring Robert Mitchum; Feb. 8 - hippic-ish Ringo Starr proceed to will be presented with the usual 1 The Maltese Fakonn for all you shoe ', the wealthy in many and antics of the Three Stooges along Bogart lovers. The culmination of interesting escapade. with a Buster Kcaton and pos- this detective scries will be the Among a few co-sponsorships sibly some other comedies of that Budget Committee Ready- showing of Murder By Death - an is one with the History Depart- era. inthralling picture if ever I've ment on March 8 which is I think the film Board has done to Act Brother, Son, Sister Moon. It is a an excellent job in its choices for seen one. by Carl Neilson advance. Second, a greater de- On Feb. 13 and 15. a documen- modern portrayal of Francis of this semesters films. Due to cir- Asisi. cumstances beyond the Film gree of responsibility and pre- tary of the Vietnam War. Hearts ssure could be placed on the new All should definitely plan to Board's control all films will be On December 12th. the Extra- and Minds, will be shown. Jon curricular Activities Committee, officers to administer their club Zanger recommends that one attend the film on March 10 and held in the Filene Room unless 12. which is Wizards. Totally and advanced notice is given. There in a close vote, initially deter- according to their set budget. should see it on Sunday night This would decrease mismanage- awesomely animated it portrays a will be a charge of 75 cents and all -mined there would be no in- rather than Friday or it might ruin crease in the R.A. Student Activi- ment problems and give the club battle between two brother wi- films will begin at 7:00. Also, any an entire weekend as it is a very ties Budget for 1978-1979. Pro- strong guidelines to follow. hard-hitting film. zards. It has been said to be a suggestions for Short Term's or truely incredible film by many the Fall Semester's schedule of ceeding this vote to freeze the Unfortunately, the College and Feb. 27 and 29 bring Harold budget at $63,830, the R.A. the Trustees draw up the school's people. films should be submitted to Jon and Maude. Harold is a younger Budget Committee had proposed entire budget and set tuition rates man with an obsession and fear A silent comedy on March 15 is Zanger or any other member of The Freshman, about the at- the Film Board. Here's hoping an $89,290 budget, representing in January. This meant a bottom for death who. through his rela- an increase of $25,240. or a $20 line had to be selected in Dec- tionship with a very flamboyant tempts of a college freshman to that attcndcncc at all films will be adjust in a college atmosphere. large to show appreciation for a increase in tuition per student. ember for the R.A.B.C. to allo- elderly woman, learns to accept A special fund of approximately cate to clubs in March. This also On March 17 and 19. Love and great list of films. death as part of life. Maude is $6,170 has been created by EAC meant that the R.A. Budget 10 • M\ M flB " to be added to the budget if Committee was required to justify CT 1" sufficient evidence" warrants its a sum of money in December 11 use. This fund was not suggested which can not be adequately ACROSS B by the R.A. Budget Committee defended until information is 1 Flood survivor ■ M ■ for they continually attempted to acquired in March. 5 Tartan design convey to the EAC the belief that The EAC was not wholly insen- 10 Black tea 15 Punctuation mark many clubs were reindered impo- sitive to this quandary. A fund 16 Main artery B tf"" B aVBB tent due to insufficient funding. was set aside for possible in- 17 GIs "over the Instead, the fund was established creases as justified in the spring. hill" 18 For college by the EAC to reflect the custo- The Budget Committee was still exams L. r | mary incremental annual in- left with the task of developing a 20 Slights creases in extracurricular activi- system by which the officers 21 Custom 22 Outlet opening ties budgets. selected for next year could 23 --- Hart of "Act The EAC is currently examin- design and defend their own One" 25 Tosspot ing the entire "club" system to budget. 26 Communique determine if it is the most On January 5th, the R.A. 28 Actress Merrill efficient manner of organizing Budget Committee approved a 29 Sea gulls 30 Palmer is one 60■ 1"1 "' _ ■ lr_ J H64P"...!.. ■■■ activities at Bates. Perhaps this budget format which will insure 31 Hideaway study will also show, aside from better accountability of clubs as 32 Novelist 68 ■V" m^ B possible structural club misman- they operate next year, while O'Flaherty 34 Flowed out 72 7.1 ■ 75 * agement, that most events and providing evidence for the EAC 37 Boast programs sponsored by Bates when the final club allocations 38 Give the go-by B ■ ■ organizations do involve substan- have been established. In this 41 Word realtors like tial costs. past week the Budget Committee 42 — ne va plus: Fr. B" B ■ This is not the final chapter on has conducted interviews with 43 Daughter of CAMPUS QUIZ Cadmus the 1978-1979 Budget, as indi- each club to explain the new 44 Unit of weight Your old school try W.E. Jones cated by the extra evidence fund. budget format. 45 Greek letter REPRINTED FROM This particular situation has ari- The budget format is not as 46 College official 48 Paul Newman sen because of a massive over- important as the fact that newly role "THE EXPERTS' CROSS WORD PUZZLE BOOK' : haul of the budgeting process elected officers must draw it up in 49 Noun suffix initiated by the officers of the each individual situation. As a 50 Genus of ragweed 51 Girl's name BY EVE GARRETTE R.A.. under President Todd Web- result, the R.A.B.C. has received 52 Festal occasion ber, and the R.A. Budget Com- tacit approval from the EAC to 53 GoUer's position DOWN mittee last September. At that change the dates of elections for 55 Knights' title 56 Made a mistake 1 Lariat loop 36 Annapolis colors time it was concluded that the club officers. ALL presidents, 57 "High 2 All: Lat. 37 Two-horse chariot previous budgeting process was chairmen, coordinators, or edi- 58 Hush' 3 —, amas, amat 39 Itinerary 59 One: Scot. 4 Oldest U. S. college 40 Finished grossly incapable of providing tors, of clubs that wish to apply 60 Hippies' habitats 5 Oklahoma county 42 Retaliation hard and accurate information on for student activity funding must 62 Pluck 6 Balzac's "— Illusions" 46 Puerto --- club activities, a fact attested to be selected by February 7, 1978 64 American college 7 Comedian Carney 47 Legal term 68 Unit of work: 8 Making a memo 52 "Born also by the EAC's proper yearly and reported to the CSA office by Phys. 9 Pythias' alter ego 54 Digits: Abbr. a protestation over mcagerly con- February' 8. 1978. This election 55 Swizzle stick 69 Tiresias was one 10 Sea --- structed budget proposals. does not imply that the R.A.B.C. 70 — virumque, 11 Possess 56 Heighten : cano 12 College hostess 59 War weapons : The plan, then in October, was insists that these officers take 71 Goddess of 13 Arm part 60 — Corps to move the entire R.A. Budget office in their respective organiza- 14 Aids: Abbr. 61 Russian trade guild healing Committee review operation to tions. The current leaders may 72 Mexican porridge 15 Pal 63 Tire job 74 Alabama's 19 — lily 64 Conductors' upbeats second semester. The advantages continue in authority in accor- varsity 24 Cal. county seat 65 Queen: Fr. of this would be twofold. First, dance with the usual club prac- 27 Hastened 66 Surface boundaries 77 In "As You Like tice. To repeat, the only reason It" 28 Honor roster 67 Very: Fr. new officers could design pro- 78 Eagle's nest 29 "A --- For All Seasons" 69 Scorch grams for their own term of for requiring elections at this time 79 Walking sticks 31 Three: Ger. 70 Girl friend: Fr. office, in opposition to previous is so the new officers may write 80 Pliny the — 33 Composer Stravinsky 73 Falsehood I 81 Peeps 34 Colorado park 75 Sparta's river insistence on the prediction of their own budgets, which are due 82 Visualizers 35 To imply self-praise 76 Scottish river next year's budget a full year in February 15. 1978. 10 THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978 SPORTS

Colasante - Best East of the Mississipp

By Dana Forman are. still do not reflect his full with all kinds of athletic ability, extreme pain, Colasante's achievements. For example, fully utilized his nifty hands to statistics and the team's overall Looking back on the 1977 Bates Murphy's record for total yards grab 30 passes. performance would have been Q College football team's perfor- passing in a season was attained Little Tommy Szot heavny con- much more ordinary. mance, one may note a respect- in 9 games. Hugo broke that in tributed to Colasante's aerial Given these ideal conditions, able 4-3-1 record and be tempted only 8. assault on the record books. The Colasante truly earned himself a to leave it at that. However, one Colasante's pass-completion 5'4" Sophomore proved one of place in the record books. Head player has left his mark in the average of 50 percent is extreme- the tougher players to tackle, as it Coach Gatto has nothing but **k Bate's record books-Hugo ly high! yet game films reveal: 1) usually required 3 or 4 of the praise for the senior quarterback. Colasante. The quarterback from "He's the best quarterback Bates BC High achieved a long list of has had. He was consistent and accomplishments at Bates during he was exciting. We gave him the the 1977 season. Several of them MVP and it was no surprise." BY KARGO will probably remain unsurpassed Gatto also reflects that it is the for many years, as he led the little things that separate the After two weeks of hard Bobcats to their first winning superior quarterback from the (raining during the Christmas season since 1968. average. His ability to check off at vacation, the Bates trackmen Colasante was ranked 6th in the the line of scrimmage, to read the returned to take on tough nation in passing and 8th in total blitz, to throw the right type of opponents; Dartmouth and Holy offense in Division III. No other pass, and in short, to always be Cross. This meet took place on quarterback east of the mentally alert make Hugo a truly January 7th at Dartmouth's fast _ Mississippi River came close to superior quarterback. track. Several personal records Colasante's feats. His stamina on Many of these little things do were set by the Bates men in their the field enabled Bates to be not come naturally; they must be losing effort, giving Coach Watt ranked 8th in the nation in taught. Therefore, Colasante gave Slovenski some reason for passing in Division 111. never-ending praise to offensive optimism. Bates' top competitors Despite exhibiting better all- coach Thomas Thornton. Cola- were half-miler Bill Tyler and around statistics than the sante insists it was Thornton who two-miler Paul Oparowski. Amherst quarterback, Colasante helped him tremendously. As Oparowski led from start to finish was placed on the All-New Hugo put it. "He taught me all with no serious competition in the England's second team behind the little things that made the two mile race, ending in first ' Amherst's play-caller. For the difference." Mutually, Coach place with a fine personal record third time in 4 years. Colasante Thornton was impressed with time of 9:08.6. George Rose came was named quarterback to the Colasante's effort. As Thornton through with a big surprise in this CBB team. stated, "Hugo was the best race, finishing third with a Ask any coach to give an quarterback we saw this year and personal record time of 9:20.5; appraisal of one of his players and his statistics hear that out. He the second best time ever for a I he will probably say, "Don't rely didn't throw the ball up for Bates freshman. Chris Adams on my personal opinion; if you grabs." also set an individual record in want an accurate account of any Perhaps even more important the race. In the 880 yard run. Bill player's performance, look at his than the records and the glory, Tyler, after being knocked off the statistics." Such was the re- however, was a certain feeling track at the quarter mile mark, sponse of head coach, Vic Gatto. that many of the players develop- came back to win with a time of For starters, Colasante broke ed as the season marched on. 1:58.4; his best ever. Jay the Bates season passing record That feeling was something little Ferguson placed fourth in the for total yardage, formerly set by known to Bates teams of the race with a time of 2:20.2. Tyler Jim Murphy in 1968. While past-A WINNING FEELING. It also set another personal record Murphy threw for 1580 yards, was an emotion gained only in his leg of the two mile relay Colasante amassed 1636. Colasante on his way to the record through confidence and positive with a time of 1:56. The Bates Another of Murphy's marks thinking. It was a feeling that no team won the relay with a time which toppled under Colasante's several passes that should have opposition to finally bring him matter how much momentum the 7:55.8, due to the outstanding pin-point passing was most yards been caught but were dropped, 2) down. He made the most of his opposing team had mounted. performances of Tyler, Rick passing in a single game. The balls that Colasante intentionally tiny size, converting 21 Bates was going to win no matter Gardner (who also recorded a deadly-accurate quarterback fired threw away because his receivers receptions into over 25 yards. what. Former Bates teams had personal record in the relay), for an astounding 294 yards Were well-covered, and 3) balls Also contributing to the record seen sizeable leads squandered Greg Peters and Tom Cloutier. against rival Colby. that were intentionally thrown out yardage via the air were elusive away, resulting in defeat. This In the 600 yard dash. Bill Colasante attempted 226 of bounds to stop the clock. Tom Denegre, powerful Gary year was different. The defense Blanton finished a good second passes during the season, Therefore, the 50 percent com- Pugatch, Sem Akanian, John hung in there all the way, with a personal record time of completing 113 of them for a pletion rate, while excellent in Summonte, and Bob Simmons. enabling the Bobcats to grind 1:14.7. Mark Soderstrom and sizzling pass-completion ratio of itself is still a diluted figure. As All of these players battled for out some grueling victories. In- John Walker placed third and exactly 50 percent. To complete Coach Gatto reiterates, "Cola- every extra inch, thus playing key deed, when Bates hung tough to fourth respectively, with times of half of his passes, one would sante was on the money every roles in Colasante's personal stymie a superior Tufts team 2:21.1 and 2:21.7, personal ' think many of them would be of single time." achievements. 27-16 in the final game, it was a records for both in the 1000 yard the short variety. However, Of course, Colasante would not Good pass-receiving begins reflection of the entire season. run. Tom Cloutier and Greg Colasante averaged a convincing have been able to achieve these with good pass-blocking. Without The team had developed a win- Peters placed third and fourth in 14.4 yards per completion as accomplishments without the aid a strong offensive line, Colasante ning attitude. the mile run setting personal compared with 10.7 for Jim of his teamates. The unselfish never would have had the "It was one of those years," records of 4:18.0 and 4:18.8. Paul Murphy. quarterback is the first to give enormous amount of time he got reflected Gatto, "When you just Fons and Rich Gardner also set Perhap-r the most amazing entire credit to his sensational to throw. Indeed, many coaches wish it wasn't over." personal records in the mile run. accomplishment is that in 226 receivers and gutsy offensive and spectators lost substantial The Bates relay team did a goad pass attempts ONLY 7 WERE line. Senior standouts Tom parts of their fingernails just job in the mile relay, finishing INTERCEPTED. In other words, Burhoe and Steve Olsen were watching Colasante wait to the second. Over in the field events, on the average Colasante had responsible for some of the most last possible split-second to re- Paul Brown placed fourth in the fewer than 1 out of 32 passes incredible receptions in this lease the ball. Sometimes the pole vault with a good vault of picked off. During his sensational College's history, gathering in cagey quarterback had a full 5, 6, 13.0 feet. season, Jim Murphy threw 24 over 1,000 yards worth of or even 7 seconds to find an open Bates first home meet will be interceptions or about 1 in every Colasante passes between them, receiver. Without the blocking of held on January 28, when they 12 attempts. at 6'6", 240 lbs.. Burhoe proved Terry Burke, Ernie Guy, Mark will attempt to break into the win Further more, Gatto points out quite the awesome target, Massa, Sam Peluso, Gary Page, column after six losses. The meet that several of Colasante's nestling in 33 receptions. Mike Swanson, and Tom Donovan will be against Vermont and New statistics, as outstanding as they Captain, Steve Olsen. blessed who played much of the time with Hampshire. Be there. Aloha! . 7i THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978 11

Bates Icemen Off To Hopeful Start

The Bates Hockey Club, des- care ot the scoring. Left winger way. pite a 1-2-1 record, is looking Mylcs Jacob scored his second Bates, hoping to cve» their forward to possibly its best sea- goal in as many games on what record at 2-2 against Bridgton son ever. Under Coach Dick proved to be the winner, Mike Academy, lost a 5-3 third period Williamson's close-checking Swanson. Willc Ring, and David lead to come away with a 5-5 tie. style, the Bobcats have hung Thompson also scored in the Bates dominated offensively tough in every game so far. second perios to make the final throughout the game Dot was Improving game by game, the score 5-1. foiled by good Bridgton goal team is optimistic for a winning In what was billed as the tending. Freshman David Thomp- record by the end of the year. toughest game of the season for son, the offensive suprise of the The first game of the season Bates, the Bobcats travelled to season, scored his fourth and fifth was a good indication of the kind play St. Francis College last goals of the season, but Pat Casey of play the scrappy, never-say-dic Friday night. St Francis, a very stole the show on this night. game the Cats have been playing. physically intimidating club, had Casey, a defenscman and last Against a very talented Portland- all they could handle in pulling of vears team MVP. scored two Gorham team. Bates rebounded a 7-4 win over underdog Bates. goals and made several sterling from a 6-1 deficit to close to 6-5 by St. Francis surprised everyone by defensive plays. Pat's first goal the 6:34 mark of the third period. playing a relatively mild first brought the crowd to its feet with Seniors Mark Cauchon. Chris period in posting a 2-0 lead. Bates a pretty rink long rush. He took Callahan. and Lars Llorente. a- was pressed hard in their own end the puck from Brooks behind his long with Junior Mylcs Jacob and for most of the period as Brooks own net. went by the entire Freshman Carl Hellings netted faced 17 shots. The visitors Bridgton team, and flipped one goals to lead the comeback. Two turned it around in the second over the sprawling goalie as he power play goals midway through period, taking advantage of num- was tripped from behind. Bridg- the period by VMPG iced the erous' St. Francis penalties to ton never let down though, and victory for the opposition who outwore them 3-1 and knot it at scored the tying goal with only 29 eventually took a hard fought 9-5 3-3. An unfortunate five minute seconds left in the game. major penalty to Bill Quiglcy gave Bates has a chance to redeem > victory. Bates first victory came against the edge back to St. Francis the losses against VMPA and St. sophomore, is in his second year DICK BROOKS Tufts in a game played in midway through the final frame. Francis at home on January 23 on the team, having played center Lcwiston. The good guys jumped Tired and undcrmancd. the Bob- and 30. The next home game is Based on his outstanding per- last year. This year, with only ten out to a I -0 lead on Callahans goal cats succumbed to the offensive tentatively scheduled for Monday games previous goal tending formance on Friday, January 6th at 10:45 of the first period. Tufts deluge which led to two more St. the 16th. so watch for signs in lor the Bates Hockey Team, Dick experience, Dick took over the evened the count just 24 seconds Francis goals and the resulting commons denoting game time has been chosen the athlete of the starting goalie position. Brooks later on a weird deflection from loss. Bates, outshot by a wide and opponent. Come support the was pleased with his performance week by the sporting staff of the the side of the net. Bates goal margin in the game, took advan- club; admission is FREE! "Student." Dick, a native of and attributes much of his suc- tender Dick Brooks shut the door tage of the opportunities when Sudbury, Mass., handled SI shots cess to the fine defensive play of after that and the shooters took they came to keep it close all the on goal, saving 44. Brooks, a his teammates.

members, will award achieve- Attention Skiers ment medals to skiers completing 20. 40, and 60 km of the course. Governor Richard A. Snclling country competitors vying for a Medals will be of bronze, silver, " recently signed a declaration spot on the 1980 Olympic squad and gold. proclaiming Sunday. Feb. 12, as well as the family out of a day USSA is a national governing m 1978. as "Vermont Ski Marathon of winter recreation. This de- sports federation, with nine ! i Day" in conjunction with the finitely has the potential of be- regional divisions, which serves i The Week In Sports running of the United States Ski coming one of the greatest races the recreational and competitive I Association's 60 km Henncssy in North America." skiing needs of its more than I I All Day January 14 Men's Track: Dartmouth Inv. Hanover. N.H. Cognac American Ski Marathon, The Henncssy Cognac 100.000 members. I 7:30 p.m. Men's BaskctbalLKccne State Alumni Gym -m recognition of the growing American Ski Marathon will be Helping the Governor with the j All Day January 15 Men's Track: Dartmouth Inv. Hanover. N.H. numbers of recreational cross run on Feb. 12. over a course signing ceremony was Marathon J 8:15 p.m. January 16 Men's Hockey: C.M.V.T.l. Lcwiston country skiers throughout Ver- through the Green Mountain mascot Preacher, a blue ribbon ! 7:30 p.m. January 18 Men's Basketball: Colby Watcrville mont and the entire United National Forest. The course starts champion St. Bernard who will be | 7:00 p.m. January 19 Men's Hockey: Bridgton Bridgton in South Lincoln and concludes in at the Marathon start in February States. Snclling said. "It is my | 7:30 p.m. Men's Basketball: M.I.T. Alumni Gym I hope that the Henncssy Cognac Brandon. VT. USSA-Eastern and will have a keg of Henncssy | All Day January 20 Women's Skiing: New England Hcnnikcr. N.H. i American Ski Marathon will which has its offices in Brattle- VSOP to keep the racing officials I 7:00 p.m. Women's Basketball: St. Francis Alumni Gym ' attract many of the top cross boro where is serves over 35.000 warm. Womens Track

Women's intercollegiate track hurdler; and freshman Kathy made its debut at Bates College Leonard (Windsor Locks. Conn.), this week, and it appears that the a middle distance competitor. Bobcats are ready for the opening These four have the competitive meets. experience we need to get off the " The Bates team competed ground." Coach Harrison notes, against Radcliffc on Wednesday, adding that "all four can help out and several Bates women will also in various events as they arc compete in Saturday's (January needed." 14) Dartmouth Relays at Han- Other Bobcat women who over. N.H. should help a great deal include Coach Web Harrison. Asociate senior Sue Beckwith (Way-land, Head Coach of Track in charge of Mass.) in the mile; freshman the women's program, feels that Jane Boatncr (Fort Richardson. the Bobcats will be strong in Alaska) in the middle distances; certain events and weak in others. freshmen Lillian Buckley (Kit- The team's assets appear to be tery, Me.) and Lissa Stiles (Bar- the distance events and relays, rington. R.I.) in the shot put; while early-season the weak- freshman Sue Collins (Littleton, nesses include the shot put and N.H.) in the two mile; sophomore sprints. Chris Flanders (Chilmark. Mass.) ' Among the individual stand- and freshman Sue Simpkins outs arc junior Allyson Anderson (Grafton. Mass.) in the high 'Hingham. Mass'.) a middle dis- jump; freshman Priscilla Kidder tance specialist; freshman Janet (Concord, Mass.) in the middle MacColl (Wilton, Conn.), a dis- distances; and senior Carolyn Janet MacColl winning women's 2 mile against Harvard tance runner; sophomore Dcanna Parsons (West Hartford. Conn.) Henderson (Duxbury. Mass.). a in the sprints 12 THE BATES STUDENT. January 13. 1978

Bottle Bill cont. from 1 English Anyone??? and then re-use them. However, Compared to many other envi- as more and more stores begin to ronmental issues, the bottle bill s iT 1 By litn Curtin stock re-usable bottles, and not may seem too unimportant, and additions n just rcturnables. the environ- almost superfluous. The long- ysuisubtractions For too long now a crippling mental advantages will begin to term impact of nuclear power, ailment has afflicted English Ma- take effect. gasoline consumption, and sea- jors throughout Bates-Major The most obvious result of the shore development will certainly American Writers Disease. This new law is that people will have to be more dramatic. Even if the ailment strikes Junior and Senior save their bottles, return them, bottle bill succeeds in accom- UNISEX HAIRSTYLING English Majors, and the symp- and markets will have to find a plishing its goal, the environ- 89 Bartlett Street toms may vary from individual to place to store them. Clearly, this mental battle is far from over. Lew n ton individual. This list of symtoms is an inconvenience for people, Although the verdict is not in. may help you to detect individuals and a real burden for the elderly, the initial indications arc that the who are afflicted. although it will pose little pro- bottle bill is not either as horren- Ernest Hemingway syndrome - blem for large supermarkets, dous or as wonderful as it was By Appointment Only Tends to use short "athletic" small corner stores may have portrayed two years ago. It has prose, usually seen wearing Bas- problems storing the bottles.' increased the cost of a six-pack, Telephone 783-1161 que beret drinking wine from a If these are the things that the but it is unlikely to put anyone out pouch. The afflicted tend to talk law will do. then what are the of business. It has begun to affect about nothingness and bullfights. things that the law will not do? the environment, but it has not If you see a person with these First, it only affects medium size solved the problem of wasteful symptoms merely ask him/her, bottles. Very small bottles and consumption. Instead, it is like New Lab in Carnegie "Arc you thirsty?" If the reply very large bottles will continue to the man who said that "I was told be, "Thrist engulfed his body. be no deposit, no return, also, that if I voted for Goldwater in By James Miller psychology. These improved Water was all he wanted. Thirst fruit juices and the like are 1964. the United States would There has been some talk and/or new capabilities would was him. He craved water. I am outside the parameters of the law. become involved in a land war in recently of plans to enlarge the add a new dimension to our going to sec the bull fights.", In fact, a bill extending coverage Vietnam; I did. and we were." animal facilities in the Carnegie science departments. then you have one afflicted with to such containers was defeated Both proponents and opponents Science Building. In fact, there Dr. Peters added that the Ernest Hemingway syndrome. last week when the Maine Audu- can point to the bottle bill and say arc several plans, says Dr. Ralph planned addition would not, how- Make sure these people avoid bon Society testified against the "see, I told you so." Peters, Assistant Professor of ever, be an exhibit, a museum, or shotguns. bill. They wanted time to see Biology, but no definite decisions a zoo open to the student body F. Scott Fitzgerald disease what the effect of the law is going Treat cont. from 7 have been made concerning the and/or public too many of the to be before they rush into matter, other than that some kind specimens will need special and These people arc usually found anything else. known to have worked occasional- of addition to the current facilities guarded conditions, and a flow of together with Ernest Hcminway The bottle bill may change ly with Thomas Eakins, has to be made. visitors would possibly disrupt types. They tend to drink Cham- some things in more subtle ways prominent American painter, and The expansion would improve the animals. pagne by the magnum and call than just requiring a 5 cent Thomas Edison. He wrote several Bates' students' opportunities of Dr. Peters closed w/the remark evervnc near them Zelds. These deposit on beverage containers. books about his discoveries and' utilizing animal subjects for that "something will be done, as people arc not dangerous and are Enironmentalists hope that re- techniques, including "Animal experiments, laboratories, and to what extent or when is still up a lot of fun at parties. turnables will start people think- Locomotion" in 1899 and "The theses, particularly in biology and in the air." ing about energy conservation Human Figure in Motion" in Kurt Vonne gal Fixation - This and cutting down on waste. Given 1901. He died in 1904. type is very hard to find owing to that the United States wastes The public is invited to visit the Think Fast the fact that these people usually more energy than almost any walk around incognito. There is exhibit, which is circulated by the Jazz 1. A One-pound weight and only one dead give away - their other country uses, that is no International Museum of Photo- three-fourths of a brick on one small task. It is hoped that the speech. Here is a sample: "Lis- graphy at George Eastman cont. from 6 side of a scale are balanced by a bottle bill will lead the way ten: I am full of bad chemical and House, Rochester, N.Y. The whole brick on the other side of towards a more responsible at- Treat Gallery is open from 1-4:30 am about to die. but I am better glc' the bands leader, is the the scale. How much docs a whole titude towards our resources and p.m., 7-8 p.m., Monday-Friday, now though I didn't know that at founder of several prominent brick weigh? how to use them. the time. Earth was like that. and 2-5 p.m. Sunday. Admission British jazz groups and has long America's Choice she said as she is free. 2. What would be worth more: to been recognized as Britain's top lifted a drink to her lips. Drinks ja/z cornetist. choose a carton half-filled with were made by yeast, yeast is $10 gold pieces or a same-sized The Black Eagles handle tricky yeast and west is west." Study Languages at Ellington arrangements as easily carton filled with $5 gold pieces? as they play the great old jazz Why? E.E. Cummings obsession. - standards of Jelly Roll Morton. Those affected by this severe MlbDLEBURY King Oliver, Louis Armstrong, 3. A coat and a hat together cost malady arc almost unrecogni- Scott Joplin, Fats Waller and $130.00. The coat cost $100.00 zable in an cnglish class. The only others. Their repertoire also in- more than the hat. How much did way to discover them is to observe SPEND THE SUMMER on our beau- cludes the blues and other pop- each one cost? the writing of those afflicted: tiful Vermont campus. Complete ular tunes of the 20's and 30's. "dear mom, i'm well how are your M.A. — Courses for graduate The Black Eagles concert is a things in boston? i am taking credit in FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN. mid-winter event sponsored by many courses here at bates, and \ ANSWERS RUSSIAN and SPANISH lead to Master the Maine Downcast Jazz Fes- doing well." tival. Tickets are $5 for reserved of Arts and Doctor of Modern Languages OO'SIS Js°3 Jeq Hunter Thompson Syndrome or degrees. Six weeks beginning 27 June. seats and $4 for General Admis- sqj pue 00'SIIS 1S03 JBOD Dm •£ Reality Deficiency - A recent sion and may be obtained at the Courses for undergraduate credit in •p|o8 jo ||nj-}|eq arrival on Today's campus, this door or by sending an order to: FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN and X|UO UOJJB3 B UBqj 3J0UI qjJOM syndrome is very easy to detect Jazz, Box 733, Camden, Maine SPANISH. Seven-weeks beginning 24 June Sj pio8 JO [|nj UOJJB3 B -33U3J3JJJP and is growing in frequency. The 04843. XUB 3MBU1 MJS.iop S33D(d disease manifests itself in shades Courses for undergraduate credit in p|o8 aqj jo uopBuiiuouap aqj^ j and vested suits, the individuals CHINESE, JAPANESE and RUSSIAN. spunod JMM'I afflicted injest all manner of Nine weeks beginning 17 June. 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