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VolumeXXXX October 27, 1972 Number 3 Council Elections Today Carroll, McGuirk, Santora Seek Council Seats By BOB NIHEN Juniors Alex Santora, Jack Carroll, and Sophomore Pat McGuirk are candidates for the two College Council positions of student at-large representatives. All students with a college 1.0. can vote today in the campus lounge in Dinneen Hall between 9 a.m . and 4 p.m. The College Council will decide all legislative policies at St. Peter's. The elected students will Academic Dean Aidan C. McMullen, S.J. discusses a point with Dr. fill the remaining two student John Mahoney of Detroit University at Curriculum Workshop. seats on the council. Eleven faculty members, eight administrators, and eight students, four of whom have been elected McMullen Pledges by EDSO, will comprise the College Council membership. Jack Carroll Pat McGuirk The elections. originally times." Change Of Curriculum scheduled for October 18, were He stresses the need for more postponed because there were By JUDY VALENTE involvement at St. Peter's both on only two candidates by that date. the part of the students and the "What we do here in the next curriculum innovations, offered Since the rescheduling. Pat administration. "We must get a two days may shape and should advice on what could be done at McGuirk resigned from the feeling that St. Peter's is a part of shape the course of the College St. Peter's and shared the Student Senate and entered his us all." McGuirk's ideas for more for a long time to come," said the knowledge gained from their name in the race. student involvement stress Rev. Aidan C. McMullen, in experience. McGuirk feels that since he is expanded student housing or opening the Currriculum The visiting deans were the only a sophomore he will have a possible dormitories on campus, a Work-shop, held October 23 and Rev. Barry McGannon, SJ., St. great opportunity to help better campus pub. and the newly 24. Plans for the work-shop had Louis University; the Rev. George St. Peter's. "I feel that since the proposed athletic complex. been announced at the McMahon, S.J., Fordham College Council has the most "I strongly support all of these Michaelmas Convocation. University, The Bronx: Dr. John potential for change here at St. ideas, I think that their addition Father McMullen invited four Mahoney, Detroit University: the Peter's. I can do more and get would be an excellent outlet for deans from other urban colleges Rev. Joseph Tetlow, S.J., Loyola more accomplished than if I were St. Peter's to become a more which have recently undergone University, New Orleans. a member of the student senate. involved community." curriculum revisions to form a Before the work-shop began, My main interest, if I am elected Jack Carroll believes that "the panel at the workshop. They each Father Mc Mullen formed four to this office, will be that of last chance for constructive gave descriptions of their (continued on page 18) .keeping the students in mind at all college government is the College Council. Students will now have Senate Appointment Was an equal voice. They will be able to influence life at St. Peter's." , Carroll's main point is that the Alex Santora College Council maintain the have to change. We must make ''Political Move'' academic credibility of the sure that we don't just institute - college. "St. Peter's is going to programs that look good. They BY BOB NIHEN AND received a letter from Lynyak must be effective." through registered mail; it was not BERNIE VARACALLI New Officers He also feels that the student even signed. I really question the By MARY KELLY life at St. Peter's can be improved Elias Sarkar, a prominent seriousness in which these Paul Magarelli has resigned his immensely. "There must be a political figure on the Saint appointments were made." The position as president of the class meaningful alternative to what Peter's College campus and a letter very briefly explained duties of '75. Paul explained, "The exists now." Carroll thinks that strong supporter of the Student of the Presidential assistant. .. "lt increased work load placed on me we can attain this alternative with Lobby, confirmed that he would would be my duty, as Presidential by my studies and a full-time job, massive lecture programs, a more not accept the position of Senate Assistant, to attend the executive forced me to make this decision." satisfying workstudy program in Presidential Assistant in an committee meetings of the Kathy Davis, former vice line with student's interests and a exclusive 'interview with the Pauw student senate. In reality anyone president of the sophomore class more intensive internship opened Wow last week. could attend these meetings of the has taken over the duties of up to a broader amount of Sarkar explained that he could student senate. I think the president. students. "St. Peter's must also not accept the position simply executive committee meetings Stan Fryczynski and George demonstrate their interests to because of his convictions. "I feel should be attended by all Emme have been elected to fill Jersey City so that when the city that this appointment is a political students, not just assistants to the the two class of '75 Senate seats needs help they will come to us." move on Lynyak's part and president." vacated by Paul Murdaco and says Carroll. nothing else. It wasn't ratified by Another duty is to become a Tom Mullins. Alex Santora sees the college the senate and there are not member of the Presidents Sophomore Pat McGuirk has finances as the biggest need for provisions in the constitution for Cabinet, "With these three resigned from the Student Senate, readjustment at St. Peter's. "If Elias Sarkar these positions. It's easy to say assistants, there soon will be in order to be eligible to run for I'm elected to the College Council yes and get an impressive title, but Wow and Jack Carroll, President thirteen members of the election to the newly-formed I will have the opportunity to I cannot allow myself to be a of the Honors Program were two Presidents Cabinet. If this keeps College Council. Pat stated that look over the school's budget and hypocrite. I just can't do this!" other students mentioned to fill up there will be more people on "the College Council holds the recommend where I feel things Lynyak annoucned the creation the new positions. Caprio and the President's Cabinet then in the most potential for change in St. should be cut and where we can of three new posts of assistant to Carroll have since accepted the Student Senate. In actuality, by Peter's College" and "I have done establish priorities with the President at the Senate assistantship. adding more and more people on this in order to better fulfill the spending." meeting held September 14th. In Sarkar stated that he was the cabinet, you are devaluing its responsibilities I initially took on Santora's primary aim is for addition to Sarkar, Angelo Caprio, formally notified threeweeksafter dignity, meaning, and purpose," in running for the Senate in tuition to be stabilized. He plans managing editor of the Pauw the announcement was made. "I (continued on page 18) February." (continued on page 9) Page 2 PAUW WOW October 26, 1972

I N ewsmakers Shriver's Son Visits; Urges - . Fellows~ips Student Campaign By MARTHA LARKINS Available Bob Shriver, 18, son of· By EILEEN CURRISTINE Democratic vice-presidential Mrs. Helen Rooney of the candidate Sargent Shriver, came Graduate Scholarship Office to Saint Peter's Oct. 17, urging announced that The Ford students to "get out in the Foundation and the National · street ... like you and I did in Fellowships Fund will give the New Hampshire ... to do long, following fellowship programs to hard, boring work for George minority students for the McGovern." 1973-1974 year: Graduate Over 125 students and faculty Fellowships for American Indians, packed a partitioned-off section Graduate Fellowships for Black of the Pavonia Room "not for a Americans, Grad~ate Fellowships political rally," according to for Mexican Americans and junior Paul Colford, but for "a Graduate Fellowships for Puerto time to get together and discuss Ricans. the McGovern campaign." Malcom Harris These Fellowship Programs are Wearing a smart blue suit, tie for students who plan to pursue and pink shirt, Shriver warned Harris Talk full-time study toward the that "political columnists are doctoral degree in the Arts of writing that we (the youth) don't About Agnew Sciences. These fellowships care a damn anymore." provide assistance up to a "I don't believe that's true," he up, and the majority of our in 1968, tragedies such as the By BOB LARKINS maximum of four years and are said. "We have to get out and growing up will have taken place Cambodian invasion and Kent At an open meeting of the available as Course of Study prove them wrong." under the leadership of Richard State would probably not have Political Science Forum, Awards or Dissertation Awards. He talked of the young people's Nixon ... I don't want to grow happened. economics professor Malcoim Application deadline date is "outraged sense of real passion" up under Richard Nixon. It When asked about the Eagleton Harris talked about Vice-President January 5, 1973; announcement in 1968. bothers me somehow." affair, Shriver said that if Spiro Agnew, particularly the of award date is March 25, 1973, "I had a friend who had a skull "The country can go in two McGovern had handled it context of Agnew's controversy All interested students should cracked in Chicago ... Then, we radically different directions this decisively, like a "master with the media in the fall of 1969. contact the Graduate Scholarship were concerned about the war in a year ... McGovern is trying to politician," he would have saved Harris indicated that there is a Office for full details. violent way almost." put the country back himself from what is considered real validity to Agnew' s charge "Now, in 1972, we've lulled a together ... Nixon's tearing it to be by many , his "political that the media, particularly Class of '74 little bit," he said, but emphasized apart." suidice." Instead he "wanted to television news, is controlled by a that now is the time that young He compared McGovern to his given him (Eagleton) a relatively small group of men with Andy Filak, president of the pe~ple must take action. uncle, Bobby Kennedy, and said chance ... He acted as a man and a liberal bias. "The charges of bias . junior class, said juniors who "By 1976, we will have grown that if Kennedy had been elected not as a politician." sprang," Harris · said, "when order their rings on Thursday, Democratic candidates William Agnew found a few colorful, October 26, will have them by Wolfe for sheriff and James Fusilli inflammatory quotes publicized Christmas. ·cadettes Planning for freeholder also spoke briefly. and the content of his speeches An elegent night of dining and Fusilli called McGovern "one of almost ignored." dancing is planned for both the the most compassionate men in Corrine Esposito, president of class of '74 and '75 on November Women's Drill Team Washington." the Political Science Forum, 24, the Friday after Thanksgiving. Junior Alex Santora, along with introduced the talk. A cocktail hour in McIntyre By BARBARA WEGRZYNSKI the SPC McGovern for President Lounge, beginning at 7:30, will Peacock Cadette leader, Pam the Jersey City Life Center. Committee, arranged the event. Class of 75 precede an Italian dinner in the Palmer, is organizing a drill team At present, the Cadettes are John Mansfield, chairman of Pavonia Room. The Hudson that is strictly female. interested in expanding their the Republican campaign on Room will be transformed into a Pam and her cadettes have been membership. According to Pam, campus, said Shriver spent fifteen Holds Party combination dance hall and open practicing the basics and a few "A large percentage of our minutes of rhetoric and said bar. tricks involved with the successful membership is from the senior nothing of importance to the The class of '75 will sponsor Bids are 20 dollars. Those who drilling with rifles. The rifles are class, so new members are mor.:: campaign. the "Open Pumpkin Patch" party paid the class fee at registration dummy rifles and weigh only a than welcome." Freshmen Mansfield also said the on Halloween night, Oct. 31 , from can enjoy the festivities for three few pounds. Margarita Beltran, Rachel Garrido, McGovern campaign efforts have 8 p.m; to 12 p.m: in the Hudson dollars less. Music will be provided Pam sincerely hopes that the Marianne Kacsmar and Roberta been "slandering the President" Room. Refreshments, including by Gibraltar. drill team will be both large ~cNamara have already become and not dealing with issues. He all the beer and wine you can Anyone interested in helping enough and prepared to compete active members and recommend said Shriver's speech was "a good drink, will be available. set up the affair should see Kathy in the Annual Cherry Blossom the program. example of this." Prizes will be awarded for the Davis, class of '75, or Cathy Festival and National Drill Meet best male and female costumes Longo, class of '74. Championships, intercollegiate and all contestants have the Plans are in the making for a competitions held in the spring. New Melllhers chance of winning the Mystery theater party over Christmas According to Pam, even if the By BOBNIHEN Pumpkin Surprise Package. A vacation. Further details will be team isn't ready for competition, asked the senate if the resolution Seniors Kevin Hayes, Sharon horror film will be shown, and announced. Junior representatives it will hold a spring trip to concerning the election o.f at-large Quinn and Peggy O'Kane were representatives to the College WSPC radio will provide music. welcome any suggestions. Washington to give the girls a Tickets are on sale now at the chance to observe several drill elected to the Student Senate Council read as it was decided Ticket Office and in the cafeteria. Fraternity teams in action. Election Committee at the regular upon at the last meeting. Junior Admission is $2.00. Last year the Cadettes senate meeting October 13th, in class senator Jimmy Connell succeeded in adopting a little girl Dinneen Center. These three, responded, stating that the Holds Party along with five members of the of the Cherokee Tribe through the . resolution was not proper because Al Beardslee, president of Delta Save the Children Foundation, executive board committee will the stipulation needed to exclude Sigma Pi, announced that the with funds raised by the various assist in next year's student senate class officers from running was business fraternity will hold its Cadette activities such as their elections. They were chosen from missing. The amended resolution rush meeting Oct. 31 at noon in cake sales in the lounge. among eight nominees. was then passed. McDermott 207. Any business The regular meeting of the· The girl is a fourth grader, Vera The senate meeting concerning student is welcome, as well as any senate was to have been held the Lee Partridge. She writes to the new business activities for the faculty brother. previous evening and was to have Cadettes often and Pam calls her, current academic year will take Beardslee said the fraternity included a long list of reports by "An adorable addition to the place within the next week. was the very first fraternity on senate members on new business Cadette family." campus, established in 1964. It is activities during the current 22 Journal Square Other activities run last year one of 178 chapters academic year. However, the Tel. 6S3-1 S83 and planned again for this year lERMJ>APERS internationally, which have a meeting was postponed until the include putting together Send for .your d.escrii,tive, up-to-date, membership of 80,000. following day and only included 128:page, mail order catalog of 2;300 &uks ofall Publishers Thanksgiving and Christmas Delta Sigma Pi, the only the Committee elections, the quality termpapers. E.,_ $1.1111 dinner baskets for needy families CIWtrpistJp•IIIMlilll. business fraternity in the school, passing of the motion to accept in the Jersey City area; raising ,.WE ALSO "Jilt; is eager for new members, new senators to the class of 1975, money for the Appalachian •. C_USTOM. MADE PA?(RS. Anyone who would like to according to pi'esident Beardslee. Volunteers; serving as hostesses at and passage of the amendment ·.. Jampape, .Arsual, Inc. volunteer to work at the polls· on concerning the College Council · various school functions such as election day, November 7th, SUPPORT elections, which will take place :.519 GI.EIIDCK AVE., SUIIE 203 please leave your name, address the band's spring concert for · ·-ii.OS UIEIES, CAUF. 9802-4 PEACOCK example; and running an egg hunt this week. (213) ffl-8474 • 411-149) and phone number at the Senate • Vice-President of for underprivileged children from "We need • local salesman" McGovern table in the caf. SPORTS! Internal Affairs, Kathy Nealon, . October ·21, 1972 PAUW .WOW Page 3 Name Fr. Yanitelli I ~ I United Port Commissioner Parc~I By MARTHA LARKINS [iisl_ Gov. William Cahill has considered the changing character Hudson Nutritional Agency, the nominated the Rev. Victor of Jersey City - like all aging Board of Education and the ~ Service Yanitelli to a six-year term as an cities in America, decaying, Superintendent of Schools are unsalaried commissioner of the radically changing its ethnic and trying to expand the free lunch Port Authority of New York and economic profile, beset by program. needs New Jersey. problems an~ having needs ~hich And, according to Yanitelli, the Father Yanitelli's assumption far outStrtP the _available Mayor's Task Force is making a of this major post would conform resources ... t_o beco~e involved, study of "possible ways in which to his stated purpose "to play an !0 pla~ an active role m the for~es the resources of both parochial active role in the forces imposing 1mposmg change upon t?e profile and public schools can be pooled change" while leaving most of the and t~e people of the City and to for the benefit of the children and part time daily administration of the college commit_ ourselves to the task of without creating a church-state to his subordinates. channeling those forces for change controversy." William A. Stemkopf one of into con~tructive, positive and Yanitelli also praised the the convicted defendants in the even creative goals." Parent's Council, which, under the Hudson Eight bribery-conspiracy Father Yanitelli serves as direction of Mr~. Cartell Ma~well, Package Handlers trial is the commissioner Father co-chairman on the Mayor's Task has been especially helpful m the . Yanitelli is replacing. Force on Education, as chairman '_'coope~ative effort" . towards Gov. Cahill acknowledged that of Title I Community Advisory 1mprovmg the Jersey City school Father Yanitelli has no expertise Board and as a member of the system. "Community cooperation in the operations of the Port Jersey City Board of Education, is not a threat. It is a resource, a Authority. He said he wanted a actively participating in the "new great resource." commissioner with "vision" rather . thrust" to involve the community Father Yanitelli defines as part than "another banker or in education. of his job as president "my businessman." The Mayor's Task Force personal involvement in the affairs $2.85perhu The Governor also said the St. recently held three community of the community with the Peter's president shared his meetings at three different optimistic hope that this will conviction that the Port schools, one predominanly black, make our society even just a 4- 5 HOURS A NIGHT Authority must assume more o n e p r e d o m i n a n t l y smidgin better." In addition to responsibility for the mass transit Spanish-speaking and one white, the above posts, he is on the 5 DAYS A WEEK needs of New Jersey. in order to "get the feel of the Board of Governors of the Jersey The 12-member board of people, to find out their City Chamber of Commerce, the commissioners will soon be faced problems, so that the Mayor's Mayor's Citizen Advisory Council, with decisions regarding increased Task Force can feed this back to and the State Scholarship mass transit construction in New the recommendations it is Commission. APPLY !N PEIISON AT Jersey and a possible raise in the preparing for the mayor." The President appointed him to fare for the PATH tubes. Yanitelli also said that the the National Advisory Council on This appoirltment is the latest Board of Education is Economic Opportunity. He was 493 COUNTY AVENUE in a long line of civic posts Father "cooperating more with the also one of the first on the Jersey Yanitelli has undertaken to serve community especially in the City Board of Managers for the SECAUCUS, N.J. as a sort of ambassador of St. appointment of teachers to special Medical Center, and was formerly Peter's to the community. programs in reading funded by chapter chairman of the Red At the Regents Orientation on Title I. The idea here is to find Cross. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. October 4, Father Yanitelli teachers who are more sensitive to He also helped to establish and summarized the purpose of St. the needs of children who live and incorporate the Hudson County Peter's College in the Jersey City go to school in the inner city." Narcotics Rehabilitation Program, community. With the help of the North which grew to be Liberty Park. "We made a leadership decision A Groovy Place To Eat some years ago in which we GREAT STEAKS, Tournament DINNERS I SANDWICHES 11 Bring The Family For A Treat Sponsored DELICIOUS by Chess Club~. • CHAR-BROILED BURGERS By BOB LARKINS Rich Mastrolia and Goran Beer on Tap Pestic were expected to playoff Enjoy Char Broikd Food At I ts Fir st ~ Tuesday to decide the winner in Open 11 A.M. to 11 P.M. Dail7 the experienced group in the chess Till 1 A.M. on Friday end Saturday club tournament, while George Seymour won the prize for beginners. The tournament was held Oct. ,.- 18 and 19. Thirteen experienced Future "scientists ' examine equipment in lab during tour of College. players and five beginners competed. Jack M uzikowski, president of Projects Children the chess club, said the club had bought a dozen boards for use in the tournament. He said plans call Take Tour of Campus for the club to purchase six By EILEEN CURRISTINE tour, agreed. The children walked official time clocks for future Two weeks ago, Saint Peter's from the housing project to the matches. College opened its doors to some campus, a few of the younger ...... a; ,·-~ M uzikowski said no women twenty-odd wildly exuberant ones marvelling at the distance. ·-·:<--OPEN H~ARTH ...... entered the tournament. He under-undergraduates who toured Assembling at the Counseling t &~ Rt. 440 Adjacent T~ Great Easternlllllll p· i speculated that this was because the campus with enough Center, the young visitors were most of the girls in the school enthusiasn to put even the most given warm words of welcome by who play chess are beginners and anxious freshman to shame. Aged Dr Lawrence Malnig, Director of teacher. One youngster stated the troop made its way to the very self-conscious of that. eight through twelve, the group the Center, Ms. Ruth Sweeny and quite emphatically that she Physics laboratories. Dr. James The chess club is also planning was made up of black children Ms. Sandy Morrow, also of the wanted to be "just like Denise Grant, Chairman of the lecture demonstrations. Gene from the Duncan A venue Housing Center. Valerie Mayo, director of (Kaplan)" when she grew up. Department, took great pains in Noce will give a lecture Project who receive tutoring the office, was also on hand to Another girl poirlting to a list explaining the nuclear reactor and demonstration for beginners every assistance from several SPC explain some of the areas of the displayed at the center, declared meeting hour in the history students. school. her hopes to be a stewardess. a variety of oscilloscopes and department office. He will use a "We never did get an exact But the greetings were Then the group began its tour ionization tubes irI basic terms. demonstration board like that head-count," said Martha Larkins, two-sided, and a few of the guests amid cries of "Didn't we come The children clamored about to used in the TV coverage of the a sophomore at the college. ventured forth with questions this way!" The momentary see the "beautiful lights" of one Fischer-Spassky chess match. Denise Kaplan, co-organizer of the about what it is like to be a confusion subsided, however, and of the tubes. PAUW WOW October 27, 1972 · Editorials College Council

The College Council will be a two year experiment in tri-parite decision - making, with students having a full one third voice in detennining most important college policies. This can be a significant step in helping St. Peter's students to regulate their own education as mature individuals. However, it can also turn into an empty, meaningless gesture unless quite a few students wake up, take notice, and start to get an interest in what is happening around them. Student voice should carry some impact in determining academic and extra-curricular policy. We are the majority here; we have as much, if not more, at stake in this college as the faculty and the administration. Without students, no college can exist. And yet for all the voice we have had in the past, we might as well not even have existed. Now the opportunity is being offered for the student body to have a part in legislative decisions, through student representatives. It is an opportunity which must be taken and used to the utmost of its potential. We. at the Pauw Wow, urge you to vote in the upcoming College Council elections, but more importantly, we urge you not to let it end there. There will be issues coming up this year - that is inevitable. They \, (: be issues which cannot help but affect students, as the most ,-.:_-.nible segment of the college_ The student government must show ::_:::.1:i\e and intelligence to make the faculty and administration realize - _, ~ force to be reckoned with. Whether it does or not, whether ;:_..::cnt> have a voice or not, is up to you. ''Four More Years? '' OUR VIEW Coach Kennedy

On Oct. 18, Don Kennedy was retired by St. Peter's College after "For The1People" serving as head basketball coach for 22 years. Kennedy, who helped form St. Peter's into a major athletic power was told that the move With the Presidential election d) 150,000 American troops would, was made "for his own interests.'' only a matter of days away, the remain in Southeast Asia. a) make education a top The Pauw Wow feels that Kennedy should at least be afforded the American voter is faced with a The President himself has said, priority in his courtesey of knowing why he was dismissed. More than anyone else, serious choice of whether he wants "those who have had a chance for administration b) establish a Kennedy has been the most influenced non-clerical figure for the St. his country to continue to remain four years and could not produce more equitable tax system Peter's community over the past quarter of a century. He left his job a closed society reeking of peace should not be given another by relieving the tax burden without dignity. He is a human being and should not be discarded like a scandalous dealings between the chance." from the working man and machine. White House and moneyed It is up to the voter to see that placing a greater tax on the This man has been done a gross injustice. Instead of bowing out with corporations (the I.T.T. scandal, Mr. Nixon does not have another rich corporations, c) lower pride, honor and dignity, he leaves without any show of gratitutde on the Russian wheat deal, the chance. This country could no, unemployment through a the College's part. Rather than a gold watch and a banquet in plush Watergate break-in), or whether bear another "Four more years." federally funded program surroundings, he steps down with a pink slip and a good-bye in a he wants it to become one of George McGovern deserves a that would guarantee a job to anyone who wants to paneled athletic office overlooking a gym. positive, constructive change chance. Mr. McGovern has through honest, effective ~teadfastly opposed our work. ® ~:, r5,+- government which will benefit the involvement in Vietnam since the We see George McGovern as an majority of the people and not beginning. He knew then that it able leader who offers America merely a select few. was a grave mistake and voiced his the chance for constructive change through honest • lv,, The results of this important opposition when other politicians Wowfl election a-re crucial, since the agreed to send American troops government. A government that PAUW outcome of it will determine to lndo-China. will serve all the people, not whether the American electorate Now that the majority of only a priviledged few. does have a conscience of its own, Americans are able to see the folly It is our hope that the or has succumbed to the empty of our Asian fiasco, George American electorate accepts this Dinneen Hall Room 231 promises of Nixonian rhetoric. McGovern offers a peace plan. His opportunity because if they don't Bernie Varac:alli The choice is obvious; Nixon or three steps would; they will get what they deserve - EDITOR-IN-CHIEF McGovern. The Pauw Wow I) stop all the bombing of four more years of Nixon. believes that George McGovern lndo-China, 2) withdraw all Angelo Caprio and Sargent Shriver are by far American ground forces MANAGING EDITOR the candidates best qualified to within three months of his Letters restore government back to where inauguration, 3) DEPARTMENT EDITORS it rightly belongs - with the people immediately end all military assistance to the corrupt Number Two FEATURES - and out of the hands of those NEWS ARTS regime of Thieu without Kathy Norton with special interests. Sir: Bob Nihen · preconditions. Bob Larkins We ask you to consider voting In reference to your reporting This plan offers a final solution CENTENNIAL for the McGovern-Shriver team of Professor Renee Kogel' s ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHY to all American involvement in Bob Macisaac for the following reasons: appointment to the History Debbie Miesler John Signorello lndo-China. 1) Mr. Nixon was elected to the Department's Charimanship as a 2) With regard to wasteful defense COMMUNITY NEWS presidency in 1968, pledging "a "College first", I think it is fitting SPORTS CIRCULATION spending, McGovern has voiced a Denise Kaplan· secret plan to end the war." Four that I establish the fact the Dr. Fred Kerber Barbara Thorry sane policy. He has maintained Suzanne Karnut years and 15, 214 American lives Savine Gova, a very talented that we should not let our later we are still engaged in a woman art historian, was military strength decline but STAFF senseless war in which; a) 512,154 Chairman of our Department rather we must invest in any Maureen Brennan, Doreen Bessny, Mike Caulfield, Mike Chelik, Jim Connell, more Asians have died b) from January 1964 to September Eileen Curistine, Bill Eireinhofer, Stan Frycznski, Jim Fussilli, Maureen Hughes,, military equipment needed to 3.7 million tons of bombs 1967, when I succeeded her. Mary Kelly, Martha Larkins, John La Placca, Eileen McGee, Mary Pat Magee, have been dropped - more defend our freedom. However, he Charlie McAllister, Ann Mary McCleary, Bob O'Hare, Judy Valente, Marie has voiced opposition to wasteful Vignola, Linda Vogel, Barbara Wegzynski, Cosmo Sancilio, Steve Rosenblum than the total Allied Sincerely yours, Bombing during all of World spending on defense systems that The ,._ Wow is a bi-monthly student publication of St. Pet•'s College. War II, c) $133 billion in the military-industrial complex S.- artici. r.tlect the opinions of the authot'S. Editorials express the views of American tax dollars have tells us we need. Daniel Serra-Badue the edilDt'illl boud and do not repr-nt the opinion of the coltege.community, been wasted on destruction,. 3) McGovern's domestic proposals Chairman ...... I\Otad. October 27,_ 1972 PAUW WOW Page 5

Pauw Wow lllACAZIN SECTIO Features October 27, 1972 To Attend, Or Not To Attend By FRED KERBER weight as possible. Also practice To cut or not to cut. .. coughing. The day you are ready The majority of college to return, wash your face with a students find themselves asking solution of talcum powder and this question about five minutes water to achieve a very pale before every class. Face the facts, complexion. there are some courses which Now for the moment of truth. could easily make sleeping pills Approach your professor before obsolete. With such a task as he enters the class. Keep your sitting ( or doodling) for 50 eyes semi-closed and stutter a bit. minutes before them, the average Relate how you've been very sick scholars search for some means of and although your family justification for sitting in the physican advised a hospital stay, cafeteria playing cards and chess, you felt your obligations as a talking with anyone who'll listen student far more important. or simply wishing they had gone (Remember, Keep Coughing!) to class. Of course, not every Should it seem that he isn't student can afford such a luxury. buying your story, try to weasel As most painfully know, there the topic of your illness back into exists an enemy of this seemingly the conversation, telling how it is blissful freedom. It is a horrible, a chronic thing, therby setting an wretched creature whose name is excuse for further cuts. If things whispered in dark, gloomy circles. seem desperate, make an This fiend of freedom, this intentional slip and say, "You see, plunderer of pinochle, this it's this terminal...er, silly chessboard cutthroat is known as sickness... " Slip on the word "The Six-Cut Limit." The thought of cutting classes is a constant temptation which gnaws at the mind of every stu_~~11t. "terminal." For dramatic effect, Hatred wells in the heart of Now it must be made clear that loose on a totally unsuspecting Make excuses. This is an essential either break into tears or if you're every student at the very mention not all teachers adhere to this world. art for collegiate survival. A law unable to do this, turn and run of this ogre. Yet · with the rule. Those who don't are a gift In coping with cut-counters. should be passed making a course into class. Who could flunk a development of the intellect, most from God. Those who do are just therefore, despair or suicide is not in this art mandatory. in high dying man? true-blooded American collegians one of the painful torments (like the answer. There is hope! And · schools across the nation. If you can stand pain, you' re still manage to circumvent this shoelaces that snap when you're that hope rests in the . Excuse-makers are made, not in. Inflict wounds and bruises restriction. in a hurry) which were once let resourcefulness of the individual. born. upon your person, apply bandages Take a hypothetical situation. and wear dark glasses, then go to You have a 9:00 class Monday class. Since the teacher probably Innovations Aid In Placing morning. (This, incidentally, is the wouldn't recognize you if you favorite time slot of all looked normal anyway, go up to masochistic students and sadistic . him, introduce yourself and give Grads,, Freshman Class professors.) You wake up at : all the gory details of your half-past ten. This teacher counts , automobile accident. This of "With the introduction of the course is good for sympathy By EILEEN CURRISTINE cuts and this is your seventh one w associate degree in the evening, a and it's still early October. What points and a limp makes it even If you're a senior and you've different type of placing is called do you do? You go to your next more effective. checked your mailbox lately, for. We have a close watch on class, apologize for over sleeping Then there is the old stand-by, you've probably received a letter North Hampton Community and offer to do extra work. "Personal Problems". This is a inviting you to use the services College in Bethlehem, Right? Wrong! The proper thing very touchy excuse. Since offered by the Career Pennsylvania, to see how they to do is cut the next five classes or everybody uses it, one must come Development Center on campus. handle associate degree so, while trying to lose as much up with an original problem. If you're not a senior, but are placement" ' The Center also looking for some type of cooperates with metropolitan employment and/or advice schools in exchange of job lists. Listening Service Gives concerning your career, you are The Center's form, used as a still invited to drop by the Center. follow-up on alumni, has been "Because each person is studied by the University of different, I try to treat each Vermont. You Anonymous Help student as an individual," says By DENISE KAPLAN "The Class of '72 has been a William K. Stoms, Director of the equipment is being "A lot. of people are hurting in community volunteers from rough class, registering CDC, adding that the amount of considered as an addition to taped society who won't respond to churches, colleges, and nursing approximately 350 resumes, We students who registered for the ten-minute interviews with church organizations. We offer schools. To preserve the are still in the process of up-dating Center's services has tripled in the students, which can be presented these people anonymous help," anonymity of the program, the our files, Some '72 grads are last five years. Stoms prefers the to recruiters who express interest explains Father Donald location of the telephones and the coming into the Center only term 'career development' to in a student's resume. Enlarged McLaughlin, Vice-President of the identity of the volunteers are not 'placement' stating · that the career day programs are being now." Stoms added that seniors Jersey City chapter of Contact, ;n revealed. Phone workers must be Center can provide valuable planned. Stoms is anticipating may be limited to one or two international organization offering over 18 years old and are required recruiting interviews so that all assistance in helping students pla:n increasted travel to conferences telephone counseling to people to complete 50 hours of training. their careers in addition to seeking and meetings which review may have the opportunity, with problems. In describing the people Contact employment. current trends in recruiting, keeping, however, an outlook for As a joint ecumenical effort of attracts, Fr. McLaughlin says, Last spring, the Center interviewing, etc. the best possible matches. He Protestants and Catholics, Contact "These are people who are both submitted itself to evaluation by Presently, the Center is admits that the office is still opened in Jersey City in May idealistic and altruistic wanting to an outside organization involved watching an alumnus-student more- business-oriented but 1971. David Pierson, pastor of the give of themselves." in college placement. · The co-op effort in operation at states that the Center is pushing United Methodist Church Presently, 106 volunteers man strongest criticism leveled at the Rutgers University, in which into other areas. recognized the need in Hudson the phones, 24 hours a day, 7 Center was a lack of students work with alumni in "The seventies ..,ill be a tough County for Contact because so days a week. Any call the communication between the theii chosen field for on-the-job decade, especially due to the turn many of his parishoners were volunteer feels he cannot handle is faculty and the Center, which is contact with the profession. the economy took last year," unaware of assistance offered by transferred to a backup team of being rectified. But in view of the "Cooperation of a number of continued Stoms. "In the sixties, local social agencies. Jersey City clergymen. The group aims to increasing demands placed on the alumni and several other aspects it was much easier to place a was chosen because of its dense keep the calls personal, yet Center, innovative techniques are of the offi~e would have to liberal arts major; now business is population. anonvmous. being reviewed to add to career function for such a plan to looking for business majors. A Contact is a listening service So, if you have a problem and and recruiting days and the vast succeed · in this office," Stoms degree no longer guarantees a which also acts as a referral need someone to talk to, the amount of printed matter rema!ked. . job." agency. Its phones are staffed by Contact number is 451-9100. Page 6 PAUW WOW ,' October 27, 1972 Present Frosh Differ From· Previous Years By MARY PAT MAGEE remember that I stated that more quality education. Affairs of the nation are in a students this year were in the The freshman class recently constant state of transition, and upper 2/5 of their high school took a reading test and again there St. Peter's College freshman class­ class. Director Robert Nilan can be seen a noticable variation is no exception. They vary from attributed this contrast between in results between this and past previous years academically, test scores and past academic years. More people scored in the irlterest-wise, and in general achievement to background. bottom of the fifth or lowest 20% attitude. The enrollment number "There are many students with than in previous years. Dr. Malnig, ( 685) is the highest in the history minority, poverty-level, and of the Counseling Center, feels of the school and the C.L.E.P. bilingual background who would that the nationwide norms by (College Level Examination not necessarily do as well on which this test is rated, need to be Program) and E.O.F. (Educational standardized tests as someone changed. Another factor which Opportunity Fund) have also who is accustomed to this , influenced the test results is again caused an increase in students educational method. They have that there are more students in who are receiving benefits shown promise, however, in the class. The Counseling Center financially. regard to previous performance." discloses to each student his mark In 1972 , out of the I 624 high Mr. Nilan also said that there are and encourages those who need school seniors who applied to St. more students who are involved in to, to look into the reading Peter's, 89% were accepted. This advanced courses which gives a improvement program. is a marked increase as compared balance to the class. On the whole, Dr. Malnig · ' ~ ~ ~~ -~~ to other years when close to 70% St. Peter's seems to be observed "The freshman class, • L ' '': were accepted to the college. progressive in its attitude toward although confused and less certain Interior of former location was in need of repair. ti.~ .? However. more students are in the admissions, but what about the about the future, is open and upper 2/5 of their high school · value of a degree? How will it receptive to help." Life Center Relocates classes than in any other class at compare to that of another The E.O.F. Program is in its· S.P.C. institution which has a more rigid fifth year at St. Peter's. It is a Academically speaking. the policy? scholarship funded by New Jersey Seeks More Volunteers SAT scores have shown a decrease To answer this, Mr. Nilan cited for students who fit certain By MARTHA LARKINS O'Brien and with the United from last year. The mean score New York City College as an standards. 43 out of the 150 who According to Roma Safranek, Methodists' own parish tutorial was 460 for the verbal. and 480 example of a great university with receive benefits are freshmen. The assistant director, the Life Center program. Each of these however, for the math, as compared to 480 fine standards and yet open Admissions Office decides how should reopen at a new location will maintain its own identity, verbal and 520 math averages for admissions. They maintain a many E.O.F. students may be very soon and will need volunteers name, budget and staff. the preceding year. The extreme distinguished faculty and superb enrolled and sets the standards. and work-study students · to help The other services of the Life high and low marks for ·72 were I facilities - all of which serve the Financial need dependent on staff it, Center, such as draft and welfare score over 750 in math, and 3 local community, which is home salaries, constitutes one The Life Center, an all-round counseling, will operate from the students between 200 and 249 in presently made up largely of basis for admittance. SAT's are community center headed by SPC United Methodist Church office. math. This is a slight variation on Puerto Ricans and blacks. It is no not considered, but rather graduate, Peter Schirmer, had to "All we'll need will be people," '71 when 3 men scored over 750 less difficult to earn a degree, and emphasis is placed on motivation stop all tutorial and counseling said Ms. Safranek, the only SPC in math and the lowest category regarded as a mark of superior and maturity. Recent studies have programs recently when it was student now involved with the included 5 students with score achivement. Since we have no shown that the retention rate of forced to close its headquarters at project. According to her, only between 250 and 290. dormitories and our primary goal E.O.F. students is equal to or an old, abandoned church about six people are presently However, admissions are based is to suit the needs of this area, St. greater than the average of the desperately in need of repair. working with the Life Center, 40% on SAT scored and 60% on Peter's must adjust to the changes whole college which is 85%. Miss At a meeting of the United She noted that volunteering class rank and school in the area, while at the same Mayo, director of the program, Methodist's Board of Ministers on may be of particular interest to recommendations. You will time, they must maintain a pointed out "This admissions Oct. 17, Ms. Safranek, supported Urban Studies, Education and system questions the validity of by Dorothy Rapino, a board Sociology majors. present criteria being used to member, and Reverend David Some students will be able to John Birch Society_ evaluate people who apply to St. Pierson, pastor of the church, earn college credits for tutoring at Peter's.'" Some E.O.F. students presented a proposal to give the the Life Center in a personal "big do follow a slightly varied Life Center a new base of brother, big sister" capacity. program in that they may spread operation. • The Life Center also needs Operates Bookstore out courses over 5 or 6 years, or If the board passes the people to make sociological By DENISE KAPLAN else take advantage of summer proposal, it will permit the Life studies dealing with Jersey City's Have you ever received a leaflet George Wallace on the American development courses in math and Center to set up its tutorial problems and needs. Students urging the U.S. to "Get out of the Party presidentail ticket. Schmitz reading. piogram in St. Joseph School on · might want to use this sort of lnited Nations"? If you have, is also a John Birch Society An outstanding trend found in Baldwin Ave. It will share the research topic as term paper then you should get acquainted member. the class of '76 is related to choice tutoring center with St. Patrick's material at the same time, said with the American Opinion Larkin describes the political ( continued on page 16) program headed by Father Ms. Safranek. Bookstore which distributes this position of the organization as material. moderate. "To the left, "he says, The American Opinion "are all the isms: totalitarianism, Newest Campus Activity Bookstore, a subsidiary of the collectivism, communism, fascism John Birch Society, originated as and socialism." These represent to a reading room to compensate for him government control in Circles:ln On Community the deliberate omission of certain different stages. "To the far By DOREEN BESENEY books from most libraries. Bob right," he concludes, " is no membership this way: "A friend services: The Circle K happens to be a Larkin, one of the store's government, anarchy.'' of mine was a classmate of new activity on SPC campus. A - Tutoring and counseling managers, sees the Jersey City On the topic of revolution, Jablonski's. This person wrote to local Kiwanis group sponsors each disadvantaged youths: store as "a way of getting our Larkin states, "The kids are me, telling me the purpose of the Circle K Club, and its members · - Aiding orphans, mentally point of view across to the basically right but have been sold club and asking me to join. It aim to be of service to the retarded children and public." a bill of goods by their parents sounded good, so I did.'' community and to the campus. physically handicapped people; The _bookstore is basically for and grandparents.'' According to Similarly, most members joined Circle K was started in April, - Ushering campus activities, the convenience of John Birch him, the revolution is a conspiracy after friends and acquaintances of 1972, when Mel Kromer, governor orienting freshmen, and Society members, . but not all of the Establishment and Doug's approached them. Since of Circle K at Rutgers, New managing book exchanges; material is directly connected super rich, Michael Harrington, Doug Jablonski was the only Brunswick, call Miss Barbara - Promoting blood drives for with the Society. Mr. - Larkin Rockefeller, Carnegie and the member with experience, the Chryst, then Dean of Students. He national charities; emphasizes that the store carries, Rand Corporation and Ford members decided he should be told Miss Chryst about Doug - Providing clothes, books and "Good Americanist books which Foundation supporting groups their president. Jablonski, an incoming freshman funds for underprivileged. every American should read." He like Students for a Democratic Right now the club is who spent three years in Key Club adds that the books are on "what Society. ' concentrating on new members. Their last project was a disaster. in high school. Doug wanted to Circle K chose Tuesday, October the Founding Fathers had in "There is a legitimate need for The Circle K has 17 members now continue he work helping people 3rd, and Wendesday, October 4th, mind: a constitutional republic, civil rights," says Larkin, though - all male. It is co-ed and they are while in college. So the Circle K to run a King Kong movie. The individualism, a limited he feels the present movement is · looking -for men and women to government." was born at SPC. Club planned on using the Communist instigated. "Injustices join. Although the Society does not Most members of the Circle K proceeds to buy underprivileged exist in American society but it is While intent on attracting new officially endorse candidates for are freshmen. None, except Doug, children dental aids like not racist," he explains. members, they are mainly public office, individual members was a member of the Key Club, . toothbrushes and toothpaste. Actually," he continues, "being a working on community projects. are encouraged to do so. The but when September 5th, the first Security guards and members, discriminatory person years ago Although the group doesn't bookstore provides literature on day of class came, so did 15 new numbering about thirty, were on was a virtue.'' · restrict itself to any particular John Schmitz, a Congressman members. hand each night to help. Each He also sees black studies as a project, it sticks to the,following from Califomia who replaced Communist plot. · Mike Dobrowski explains his night only ten people showed up. October 27, . 1972 PAUW WOW Page 7 George McGovernSpeaks Out ,,

PB)PLE'S "~he_ m~st urge~t moral . pnonty m America RIGHTS • todav is to end racism in all its ugly forms. And, just as important, is our special obligation to right the wrongs against the first residents of this land - the American Indian. \Ve need a fresh new commitment to replace paternalism and neglect with eco­ nomic and educational opportunities for the Indians. Beyond this, the day is long overdue to assure women equal rights, and to end all forms of sex discrimination. And, there is no right stronger than equal educational oppor­ tunities for all children."

INFLA~ "The continuing spiral TA y~~f rising costs is eating AND I~. up more and more of the family income. Food prices go up, rent ''I'm fed up _\\'ith old goes up, taxes go up ... but wages lag behind. "!,ifcon VIETNAM: ENVIRONMENT: men dreaming up wars I believe to help the economy we must first birth sur- for young men to die in. The war in Indochina help people. We need to reform our total tax ,·i,·cs only because of a delicately balanced is the greatest military, political, economic, structure. The ordinary citizen is now being thin layer of soil, water and air. That balance and moral blunder in our national historv. asked to pay heavier taxes while many of the is l~ing disrupted at an alarming rate by pol­ ~ever again should we commit our forc~s to rich and powerful escape through loopholes - lutmn of our em·ironmcnt. I ndi,·idual states war without full debate and a declaration of in some cases, paying no taxes at all. Further­ cannot afford the massi,·c task ·ahead. · 1· hc war. '.'.iow is the time to announce and abide more, we must reduce property taxes across federal go\'crnmcnt must help. ( )nly through a major commitment by the next president by a timetable for withdrawal of all U.S. the board. Excessive reliance on property armed forces. Until we agree to withdraw, our taxes has made home ownership impossible to a decent en\'ironment can we fully protect prisoners will not he rctur!1cd, the killing will for millions of families." our resources, and re\'ersc the damaging onslaught of man on nature." continue, and more billions of dollars will be wasted." On November 7th We Urge You To Vote McGOVERN­ SHRIVER Gary Vanowitz Jimmy Fusilli - Good Luck Sharon Goodhart Pat "Eddie" McGuirk Kid Steve · Joe DeMonte - '75 Student Senator Louis V. Spagnoletti Phil Szymanski - SPC Postman A Friend Judith Valente - Reporter Joyce Calefati Peter Mattiace . •73 Mary Ellen Healy Bob McQuillan - McGovernite ' Bill Cahill Eileen Roche - No More War Bob Nihen · Pauw Wow & WSPC Brian Church - WSPC Radio D.J. Fruita Louise Perkins Joel LaFrano - Philosophy Major "Dutch" Gurtatowski Kevin Hayes - Student Senator •73 Alice and Martha Larkins Larry Warchola. Come Home America Guy Gregoy - F.G. Agnew Huggy Bear - Down with Nixon Tom Galla~er · "Foxy'' Roma Safranek - The Life Center Greg Arnold_- '74 Student Senator . Sam Costantino. I Hate Nixon James Francis Connell - Former Conservative Republican Ba St I F. C "Junior" - Liberated Biolonu Ma'or rry rume er· ive ent Beer . '" I . David T. Kelly· Peace thru Revolution Dr. Angelo Danesino - Psychology Department Chairman N -1 J L b _ D. · f M O John Paul Marosy - Capricorns for McGovern D~' ·Ma; p I ISClpFle cGovern Susan Staub. Theology Major '74 ,ane . e a ma . or the People ,Capnan Puma. N.V.C. member Gerar~ Burke· _Poli!ical Science •75 Joe Lombardo . S.P.C. Mailman Carmine Borelli · Nixon for Dictator Jack Cohen . History Major Maureen Hu~es • McGovern Supporter Joe De Fazio. History Major Nice Try Buddy - Leonard H. Franco Diane Bratton. History Major Frank Chirco - Accounting Major Gary Mongelli • Class of •73 Kathy Bender · Stop the Bombs Alex Santora. History Major James F.X. McCarthy - Swan Song Manager Pasquale Caputo _ F G Brenda Keiser · Screwing is Fun Bob Black. s.P.C. Maiiroom Jackie Bellini· Buy at Wenton's THE PEOPLEr The McGovern-Shriver Campus Campaign is sponsoring a ••party For George" with sangria, food and fun on November 3rd in Paid far l:iif SP.C Studlnta .for McGovwn-Shrh,..· McIntyre Lounge from 3 to 7. Tickets are St.SO each and may be obtained at the McGo\'el'll table in the cafeteria or at Jc,vce Calefati, Treasurer Ticketron. Proceeds will defray the expenses of the campus campaign. Page 8 PAUW WOW October 27, 1972 ·' Vails burg Youth Center Wins Community Support

By KA THY NORTON Volunteer community projects, especially those staffed largely by people under 21, usually have a notorious record for ambitious hopes and half-achievements. Nixon Contrasts McGov However, in the Vailsburg section of Newark this summer, an incoming St. Peter's freshman was But Reps Are Similar ·a moving force in one which By KA THY NORTON the history of American accomplished 99% of what it set In speaking of the two prime government." He then went on to out to do. presidential candidates, George cite what he terms "Nixon's Kevin Mancini, one of two McGovern and Richard Nixon, inability to meet the needs of the youth directors of the U.V.Y.C. one is immediately and most people." "He appeals on a basis of (Unified Vailsburg Youth graphically struck by the contrasts fear. Yet he cannot handle basic Committee), proudly described between the two. lrorucally, in urban problems. Welfare and the program as "an attempt to interviewing two of their crime have radically increased. develop community, especially respective campaign There is no distribution of the tax among the young people of representatives in the state of New base. Private corporations are Vailsburg, Newark." Initiated by Jersey, I was immediately struck favored. Money earned on money, two substitute teachers from Unlike the well-known commercial, this youngster is quite willing to eat by the obvious similarities is not taxed." Vailsburg High School, Robert the whole thing. One of U.V.Y.C. achievements was a full time day care between these two. Marks simply states that he Misurell and Joseph Trabucco, the center. Robert Aglow, 22 years of age "cannot agree with McGovern's program employed 45 Vailsburg citizens for contributors. much of a turnout for these. "We and a recent graduate of philosophies. Nixon can stand on kids, average age about 15 or 16, $ I 00,000 is the projected figure actually measured the success of Missouri's Washington University, record of the last four years and for the entire summer. And they they hope to attain, and he feels the program's popular appeal by with a major in international this is what we intend to present did everything: from setting up a they can, "because we have our Aug. 27th "Halloween in relations. seems an articulate, to the people." fulltime Day Care Center "Happy Newark behind us now." August" parade and fiesta. This idealistic and sincere individual. When speaking of the youth House" for welfare mothers; Asked whether they had received overwhelming support Mike Marks. also 22, a recent vote, both representatives were running a teen coffeehouse every suffered from any public from the community." graduate of Princeton University confident. Aglow admits that "to weeknight; tutoring daily; oppositon to the project, he The biggest dream of the with a major in economics, too a certain extent, our candidate is a entertaining the aged at nursing admitted that "there had been a program's initiator is to found a seems an articulate, idealistic and very vulnerable man. He was homes in the area; to finally bit, at first". In fact, to Vailsburg Youth Center within sincere individual. nominated at an open convention, sponsoring the biggest parade ever counteract this, the kids published three years as a permanent center Both hold a large amount of unlike Nixon, and has an open held in Newark ("Halloween in a newspaper with a circulation of of communtiy life. Kevin has responsibility as full time workers campaign. It is not a public August"). In between, they also 10,000 (almost the entire great hope for the within their organizations. Aglow relations thing, and therefore of ran a successful community-wide population of Vailsburg), which accomplishment of this and is is the college coordinator for New course, there is dissent in it." July 4th Festival, ten swimming had described everything the extremely enthusiastic about the Jersey, a job which entails his Marks thinks that this has hurt trips with the Milton Campbell program was attempting to do success of the program so far. He keeping in constant McGovern especially on college Program of Newark and the "Hire They also ran public forums sums it up appropriately by communication with, and serving campuses. "If you had asked me a Vailsburg Kid Employment dealing with problems in Newark, stating, "It's great to be able to do as a back-up strength for two months ago, I would have Sercice", which got 100 part time although they did not recieve things like this, that's all." pro-McGovern college · groups said that McGovern and Nixon jobs for 100 kids in need of throughout the state. Marks serves were about even in campus summer money. The most surprising factor in all as the state coordinator for the support. Now, however, the tide THE ACADEMIC RESEARCH GROUP, INC. has turned and I know that Nixon of this was that the goal "Young Voters for Nixon," and 240 Park A venue has several men working under is leading by a wide margin." envisioned by Misurell and him in the field, while he is a As far as the Vietnamese war, Trabucco was to get their young Rutherford, N.J. 07070 central information source. which both agree is still the workers to run the program (201) 939 0189 There are differences, of biggest issue among New Jersey entirely by themselves. According course. Aglow has been a political youth, Aglow says that "Nixon is to Mancini, "We achieved near REPORTS, PAPERS, RESEARCH MATERIAL activist deeply involved in the obsessed with the prospect of maximum success in this also." Personal Service. Low Rates peace movement for over six defeat in Vietnam." He considers Beginning next June, the Call, write or come in years. Marks, on the other hand, this symptomatic of "a twisted founders of the program along M-F, 9 to 4; Sat. 10 to 3 has only been directing his efforts mind.'' Marks, though, sees with Kevin and his fellow you-th towards political ends since last Nixon's course of action as the director, Debbie Trub of Paterson summer when he did volunteer "only honorable way out of a State, hop·e to establish the work for the Republican state tragic situation." program on a year round basis. committee. He will also be serving Both, of course, hopefully Kevin attributes most of their in the National Guard for six project their respective candidates success this summer to the fact months after the election. as winning the upcoming election. that they were financed by private Of the two, Aglow was Aglow is eloquent in his funds. "We could do it the way definitely the more vocal in projection for the political future we wanted, without interference criticizing his candidate's of this country. and in ,particular to anyone." To set up the year opponent. He quoted Ralph the future of his party. "The round program, he said they Nader as saying Nixon "is the Democratic party has had basic would again be approaching most corrupt administration in changes taking place." , Newark businesse& and private * "Blvd. Mart & Liquors" · COLD BEER SODAS * CHILLED WINES - CHAMPAGNES "Best Sandwiches On The Blvd."

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Hurry Harry Dies In A Scurry By ROBERT O'HARE What can you say about a rotten musical that died, What can you say? Well, if you were one of the poor slobs who saw it, lots of things ; such as @+*&$*$$*$**$*$*+*+*+*+*+* and furthermore *&/$**+**&%&%&%+$+$%. And in summary ] *&%%$%%+%%$*!!! The only consolation that a theatregoer has is that the gods have smiled down upon us. Hurry Band's Rock Of Ages Harry did indeed hurry. It closed after one performance. Thank you Thespis, Clive Barnes, and anyone Good, Solid, Live, Lp else who happened to hear my By JIM FUSILLI prayers. My mother thanks you, Live albums are very super group. Not in the sense that my father thanks you, and as for unpredictable. At times they are everyone is well-known, but the myself, when I stop vomiting, I enjoyable new looks at past way they perform together. They will thank you. sounds. More often they are just are like a fine machine, each Tune in next issue for the old songs replayed with nothing instrument working with another, adventures of Job, the roving added other than crowd noise. producing great music, song after theatre critic with sores on his King Kong Was Only The ·Band has released a song. Robertson's guitar weaves body, aches in his ears but a song two-album set of the New Year's its way throughout the cuts in his heart. Goodnight Virginia, Eve concert at New York's almost unnoticed due to its all the ships at sea, and yes; there Sixteen Inches Tall Academy of Music. Rock of Ages perfection. Garth Hudson proves is a Santa Claus. is a good, solid, live album. a rare his talent by doing a 7½ minute By ERNIE MALIK feat these days. ' solo called "Genetic Method", In 1931, Merian C. Cooper, a other creatures in the film, the From start to finish, The Band which includes a few choruses of ********* filmmaker of the '20 s and '30 s Tyrannosaurus Rex, the performs superbly. The addition "Auld Lang Syne". So many of ARGUS EYES specializing in jungle stegosaurus the men gas with their of Brass, who J. Robbie the Band's tunes are considered documentaries, toyed with an idea bombs, the prehistoric snake Robertson refers to as "... The classics. "The Weight" and "The School wide auditions will be of making a film about . an Kong fights in the cavern, and the best horn man in New York," add Night They Drove Old Dixie held the first week in November overgrown ape of superior rest, were also built in the same unbelievably to some of the cuts. Down", are perfect examples. for The Night Thoreau Spent In intelligence that terrorizes a city fashion as Kong. "Live is a Carnival" and "W.S. This album is probably the best Jail by Jerome Lawsen and after being captured and brought O'Brien first built a jointed, Walcott Medicine Show" have thing they have done. It's hard to Robert E. Lee (Inherit The Wind). back to the States. After filming metal framework, the model being much more energy than the say becauseThe Band has released It is the most widely produced scenes of the monster's original moveable at the arms, legs, neck, original versions. One of the so much quality material over a play of our time and requires a habitat and his battles with and mouth, up to one inch, group's best, "Chest Fever", is period of only four years. One cast of 20 people. Watch dates on various jungle enemies, Cooper depending on the action required. tremendously influenced by the thing is certain: it is a perfect stage door callboard in Dinneen wanted the climax to have the He covered the framework with horns. The arrangement by Allen example of what a live album Auditorium. The play is open to creature make his last stand atop .flexible rubber, and in Kong's Toussaint is perfect; not should be. For new fans, this all and it is most imperative that the newly completed Empire case, covered the rubber with overpowering, but an effective album gives an outstanding idea of the play has a black actor who can State Building. In the original shaggy, colored lambskin. To back-up to The Band's work. the group's material. For fanatics move and mimic well. idea, Cooper was to have filmed animate these doll-like creatures, Rock of Ages proves a notion of The Band, Rock of Ages can be real gorillas and lizards, and the process of stop-motion that The Band's supporters have a new addition to an already enlarge them through trick photography was used. For every had for a long time: they are a excellent collection. photography. movement Kong make, O'Brien Cooper took his idea to David had to position him in that ********* 0. ·selznick, vice-president of posture, photograph him, stop the "For Literati Only" RKO films. After Cooper saw the ·camera, reset the model , work of effects technician Willis photograph him again, and O'Brien, he discarded the idea of continue in this fashion. This using live animals in the film, and tedious method produced only 25 Apple To The Core left the effects up to the feet of film in a day's work that imagination of O'Brien. To prove covered just about half a minute that a film such as this could be in running time. The scenes in By GUY GREGORY successful, O'Brien prepared a which Kong battles with Guy Gregory is substituting for and the world waited while the The book should have been one-reel piece to demonstrate to carniverous Rex or the regular Pauw Wow book critic band disintegrated in a law suit. titled "The Life and Death of RKO stockholders. The scenes he Pterodactyl, the giant prehistoric Jimmy Connell who is on vacation This book by Peter McCabe and Brian Epstein and Their made were the ones in which bird, took many months to this week. Robert Schonfield attempts to tell Cummulative Effect on the Rise Kong, the SO-foot gargantuan ape, complete. Every movement made Back there in the never-never the story of that disintegration. and Fall of the Beatles". In short, battles to the death with a by Kong and his foes was land of the sixties there was a The authors discuss the court this is "The Brian Epstein Story". Tyrannosaurus Rex, and kills a positioned and photographed as I relatively successful rock'n roll fights, the managerial disputes, The thesis here is that Brian took crew of men by shaking them off explained before. band called The Beatles. In the and the petty arguments in great care of the band like a mother; a giant log into a deep ravine. The O'Brien photographed his early days they wore leather detail. The authors are complete that he kept the boys happy; he stockholders were so overtaken by doll-like creations on a miniature jackets and they played sleezy and unbiased. ( continued on page 12) the sheer marvel of O'Brien's set resembling the actual set used bars in Liverpool and Hamburg. creative genius that the film went by the actors. After completing There were five members then. into immediate production. The the principle photography with John, Paul and George along with result became the epic film of the the actors (they must simulate the Stu Sutcliffe and Pete Best. Best fantasy genre. Today, the film presence of Kong, making believe left the group and Stu died stands up as the best in its class, he is actually on the set), O'Brien suddenly. He was replaced by and O'Brien's special effects are worked on the models in the Richard Starkey A.K.A. Ringo incomparable with any of its kind studio. After he completed the Starr. As the four became more ever created. King Kong as it was model work, the two films were and more accepted, they began to titled, was finally released in 1933 spliced together using mattes. record albums in twelve hours and at Radio City Music Hall, and a The film took over a year to perform in concert before great success it quickly became. complete, at a huge cost of stadiums and halls packed with The first question people $650,000, a phenominal sum for screaming teenage girls. They were usually ask after seeing King Kong those days. If was well worth the wearing suits then and their hair is, "How do they make Kong price. Anyone who sees King was combed different. They appear so real, and so huge?" Kong has to marvel at the sheer looked cute and they made a lot O'Brien did not construct a brilliance of the special effects. of people happy. But things never SO-foot robot to be controlled There will never be another film stay the same and the teenage girls from the inside, nor did he use like it. King Kong is, indeed, the grew up; the band began to grow costumes of any kind. In the film, "Eighth Wonder of the World". musically; they began to get The Beatles, pictured here in five different stages of their fabulous Kong appeared as a monstrous, Willis O'Brien is, indeed . the married; their hair grew longer; career, are the subjects in Peter McCabe and Robert Schonfeld's current 50-.foot giant, where in reality, "King Kong" of special effects and they formed a partnership rock book Apple To The Core. Kong was only 16 inches tall. The technicians. )ctober 27, 1972 PAUW WOW Page 11 Argus Eyes "Importance" Premieres Tonight

The Argus Eyes Drama Society. still savoring the success of The Glass Menagerie, will present Oscar Wilde's The Importance of By BOBNIHEN Being Ernest on October 27, and 28 and the following weekend on November 3. and 4 in Dinneen Rock n ' Roll Lyricists Auditorium at 8 :00 p.m. The show will star Bob O'Hare That Mess Up Your Mind as Algernon, Jay Hammill as Jack, You're listening to the Rolling Stones "Tumbling Dice'' for the Kathy Norton as Cecily, Mary 200th time and you still can't figure out the lyrics In fact. you Carter as Gwendolyn, Mike never will. Maybe the current Hit Parader has them. But looking up Caulfield as Rev. Chasuble, lyrics in Hit Parader is no fun - expecially if you like to listen to the Sharon Quinn as Miss Prism, and words. Cathy Nealon as Lady Bracknell. But the Stones don't usually leave you much of an alternative. They The Importance of Being put Jagger's voice well behind the music so often purposely, making the Ernest is simply a 19th century lyrics unintelligible. How many listenings did it take you before you farce with double entendres and were able to figure out the words to ''Honky Tonk Women?" or what much play on words. The plot about "Gimmie Shelter" from let It Bleed? You could keep going, revolves around two gentlemen counting up Stones' songs with muffeled lyrics. who are trying to receive the According to Marshall McLuhan: rock lyrics are a cool medium. Go attention of Cecily and ahead and mumble. Gutter the voices with guitars. If somebody really Gwendolyn. Cecily is Jack's ward wants to know what you're saying, goes the McLuahan manifesto, he'll and Gwendolyn is Algernon's take the trouble, and in alleviating that trouble lies your art. cousin. Both are intent in With the Rolling Stones the listener is on his own if he decides to marrying a man by the name of search for significance in the words.Most serious rock listeners will buy Ernest. This leads to a situation Stones' records, take them home and listen JOO times, still not realizing where both men want to be what the singer is saying because he gets caught into that pile driving re-christened so that they possess rock beat. You can dance to it. the name Ernest. This results in Perhaps ·rock music's master of hideaway song is Ray Davies of the one mad rush after another Kinks. Possessing talent for working m the pop idiom, he unobtrusively creating a frantic zaniness in the juxtaposes the lyrical inventory of Bob Dylan and John Lermon in one play. shot. The production is directed by Davies most effective device is using double meaning in his lyrics. Tony Spaldo, an alumnus of You have to listen over and over again so that you can make some sense Argus Eyes who received his out of what he's saying. At one minute Davies sounds like a jester master degree from Montclair straight out of King Arthur's court: the next minute he's as se1 ious as State. The stage manager is Mike Walter Cronkite broadcasting the 7 o'clock news. It's as if both things Chelik and the set is designed by occur at once. You don't want to take him seriously but you're Joanne Frank. Tickets are now forced to. available for The Importance of On a completely different level Being Ernest which will premirc Randy Newman's music is insane Friday in Dinneen Auditorium. enough to make you do a tailspin in the middle of Times Square. His ability to see common truth through the eyes of creeps and losers is secretly his weapon for unending success. Newman's songs programmattic scores, plot lines, and sensitive characters. It's the most illustrated use of ironic humor displayed in contemporary rock music. When you listen to Randy Newman it's like listening to Cheech and Chong in the middle of one of their comedy routines. It's just one absurdity after another. but its good. Mick Jagger and Keith Richard Absurdity is even exhibited one step further with the music of Frank Zappa and The Mother's of Invention. Here, you find a pattern of spitefulness, vapid and trite, with an irony permeating in the music. His lyrics are filled with outlandish sexual metaphors and evocations of America's teenagers. Zappa's music is so bizarre that its been called everything from a fascinating monster movie to riddles with parodies of Charles Ivers and Guy Lombordo. Pete Townshend of The Who is a constant manipulator of wry, perky, lyrics that have a beginning, a middle, and an end. He joins together crackling guitars, shouting voices, and other assorted instruments creating a mixture of gimmickry that even Stanley Kubrick would be envious of. His lyrics sometimes tend to even be more transparent than a see-through blouse. Who else, but Pete Townshend could possibly create a rock opera about a deaf, dumb, and blind boy named Tommy who is moelested by his uncle and slipped LSD by an SWAN unscupulous gypsy. Former Crawdaddy editor Paul Williams once said that sometimes you have to listen to a record awhile before you can accept it on it's TRUCK ON DOWN TO own ground. Bob Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues" immediately 0 comes into mind. THE When you first hear the words to the song you get the feeling that 'CAMPUS COFFEEHOUSE ~~~i)'i(~E S~~ Dylan is sitting back laughing at you, laughing harder as you try harder N to understand. The lyrics and the music ramble on too quickly, as they ·NOW OPEN . :~\J~¾l_tL~o1h ' q do in many Dylan songs, making it hard for you to catch on in your first couple of listenings. And after you've finally deciphered the words, WEEKNIGHTS 'b B~LLs you're still left with the task of picking the concrete from the abstract •30 10•30 Sl\TV~y·Novr~-=-ll--,18~,_..,....~~1• if you want to find meaning. 7 • • • TICK~ ON SALi: AT JEJtSl:V CITY NO"TH al:"Gl:N HOaOKl:N You might call it a perfect example of confusing sound and lyric to C1mpu1 filKOrck G for h1rtt1• ticket outlet Into. call mess people's minds. And there is more than one way to do that; REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE TICKETS: ss.oo!?~!~M~~~Clinwa= especially with rock music. Now, as far as "Tumbling Dice" is concerned, you've probably made some headway with that by now. Isn't it about a gambling casino, no wait a minute, maybe its about ..... Page 12 PAUW WOW ' .. October 27; 1972 Woody Strikes Again With Profile Latest Flick "Everything" By Jim O'Donnell

The first thin;:; to establish about Bob Dylan is that there really is By ERNIE MALIK one. By last count, 96 percent of the civilized world thought he was a In his previous films Take the Allen, the dealer, finally wins a brain controllers, and Allen as a rumor. The rest either thought he was a whispered secret, or just Money and Run, Bananas, Play It hand or two with the last two homosexual sperm cell. The breast weren't thinking. Again, Sam, Woody Allen struck scenes, one concerning a mad scenes save the film from total You stand more chance of reaching him with a Ouiga Board then you gold with his hilarious absurdity. scientist ( John Carradine) who disaster, and alone are worth the do with a telephone. In Everything You Always creates a giant breast that price of admission. He's an utter failure as a tourist attraction. He evades an immense Wanted to Know About Sex, But 4 Allen's segments parody many faceless fandom so well, he mades Greta Garbo seem like an Were Afraid to Ask, Allen pans other films: Allen as the court overanxious publicity hound, Howard Hughes like a pole-sitter with a for laughs that don't exist. jester borrows from Olivier's megaphone. "Everything... " fails as typical "Hamlet;" Carradine epitomizes COMPARED TO BOB DYLAN, J.D. Salinger isn't even shy. The Allen comedy because it i s one all those ghoulish mad-doctor word. "Dylan," on a reporter's assignment sheet strikes horror. Seeress of those films that sounds better horrifies; the giant breast takes its Jeanne Dixon could probably tell you more about his whereabouts the on paper than it looks on the form from Steve McQueen's 1958 past month than any Dylan-friend, Dylan-worker, Dylan-journalist, screen. What Allen has done is blunder The Blob; and the Dylan-fan or Dylan-garbage picker on or off Desolation Row. selected some of the more ejaculation scene comes direct via Give him a 20-second head start and a pair of sunglasses, and the important subjects discussed by "Fantastic Voyage." All this Eyewitness News Team wouldn't be able to track him across a desert Dr. Reuben in the book and originality and imagination cannot flat. That's on foot, too. Latched to his speeding motorcycle, he'd transformed them into sketches make excuses for the film's failure make Cronkite secretly inquire about an early retirement plan. that ask such questions as "What to make sides spliJ: with laughter. "rm a trapeze artist.'" he once told a pair of reporters by way of is sodomy?", "Are transvestites Allen is sometimes funny, clarification. homosexual?", and "Do sometimes repulsive, always You've probably never met him. I haven't either. So you are not the aphrodisiacs work?" One is not to absurd. When the giant breast only one rm trying to convince here that he's not a hallucination or discredit Allen for the originality destroys its creator and looms in maybe the Cheshire Cat in Alice in Wonderland. of these questions, which are front of Allen, ready for further WHICH ISN'T so easy. When you read the liner notes on a Dylan typical of his insane talent with destruction, Allen address the album cover. you feel as if you're gazing at a Top Secret Pentagon the pen, and, which do sound like mammary monster with the line, paper pasted to special cardboard that will decompose in ten seconds. promising premises. But, what "I'm going home to get my His song·s lyrics are often so deliberately abstruse he should have put starts out with such an hilarious catcher's mit." This kind of each word in its own safe deposit box as he wrote it. Then slugged each bang soon fizzles out like a absurd hilarity is what makes box RESTRICTED AREA. You feel like the interceptor of the World firecracker tossed into a puddle. Woody Allen in one of t e many "Everything... " a worthwhile film War 1 Zimmerman Note every time your ear catches four or more words We see Allen hamming it up as zany scenes from his latest to see. As for Woody Allen, he in a row, a court jester, entertaining the Everything You Always Wanted does :;atch the giant breast, not Bob Dylan's one book, Tarantula, does for the organizational head King of England (Anthony To Know About Sex. with his catcher's mit, but with a · what Crime and Punishment would do for the head of a female Quayle) with Henny Youngman terrorizes the countryside, and giant brassiere, just when pawnbroker. A real crusher. like one-liners ("It's so good to be one showing what happens during everyone though he was going to There's one movie on Dylan, the documentary, Don't Louk Back back at the palace") that draw ejaculation, complete with Tony be nursed to death. What a way to (1965 ), in which his zingers at notetakers placed him among the Top groans instead of laughs from the Randall and Burt Reynolds as go! Five reporters' nemeses of the Twentieth Century. Every journalist who audience and screams of "Not owned a typewriter probably came away from it feeling it should have funny, not funny!" from the been called Lord of the Zings. Anyhow, it furnished another frame in King. The King's howls may Old Worn Out Theme the Dylan image. paraphrase the entire film. What is WHEN YOU think about it, in fact, we're not really Bob Dylan funny, though, is Allen trying to fanatics: we're Bob Dylan LP. film and writing fanatics. "A man who is seduce the Queen with a for New Rock Musical cloaking himself in myth must believe in his own magic to make it all non-prescription aphrodisiac, only By JOHN BATTAGLINO work.'' writes Anthony Scaduto in his intimately engaging Bob Dylan: to be hindered by a secured The ecology theme can be a Universe" were superb, She also An Intimate Biography. chastity belt, with Allen pretty worn out issue at this stage sang the poem Tiger! Tiger! by Robert Allen Zimmerman drifted to Greenwhich Village in early rhetorically retorting, "I will of the game, especially when Walter Blake with a style and 1961 at age 19, so small and frail he looked as if the only thing he move with dispatch, to open the presented in an over-simplified softness which was not typical of could beat without getting hurt would be a carpet. It was like Peter Pan latch, to get at her snatch." Allen, and blatant manner. Such was tli. the whole format of the show - embarking at Never-Never-Land-after he had traded in his wings for a here, abounds in laughter. case with the new rock musical Brave! Rick Podell and John Perry couple of harmonicas and a Gibson guitar. In "What is sodomy?" a which opened at the Belasco did fine in their respective songs He came from a mining town near the Canadian border called wealthy Jewish doctor (Gene Theatre. In its format it was "Ecology Waltz" and Hibbing, Minnesota, a place about as wildly exciting as twin beds on a Wilder- helplessly and hopelessly nothing more than a low key "Ozymandias." honeymoon. In Hibbing. a pool shark is an inflated rubber tube with a falls in love with a sheep Laugh-In with various skits of The script was very poor and fin; the town's taxpayers wouldn't know David Cassidy from Jack belonging to an Armenian cane and hat Vaudeville nature. the directing awful. There was Casady from Hopalong Cassidy. shepherd, who is also sexually The humor contained too much much sloppiness in the show ALTHOUGH TRAVELING light, Dylan brought with him a bundle attracted to the animal. Allen sets corn and not enough substance - and very little freshness, save for of stories so imaginatively shaped they make Grimm's Fairy Tales the stage for us extremely well, ( typified by the billing of such a some good mime and acting by sound down-to-earth. He also took along an adopted accent as country building up to a climax that skit - "Corn on the Macabre.") Rick Podell. The only novel idea sharp as a brier patch. And a talent several leagues above average. should have us rolling in the aisles, The show even had the old was the projection screen in the He didn't run to fame. He high-jumped ...Blowin' in the Wind," the laughs bringing tears into our Laugh-In news report with back of the stage where slides 1962, made him rich. eyes. But, the laughs never do headlines from the l980's! were shown during most of the People discovered that Bob Dylan could do one thing better than any come, and we are left to watch The music wasn't altogether numbers and skits. However, it other figure in the history of pop music: write poetry. At a time when the silliness of Wilder dressing his ' bad and the performers were even became a haunting image in pop lyrics were about as timeless as skywriting, he fused his genuine wooly lover in a garter belt and mediocre with a few standouts the rear of the Time-Tunnel-line feelings with his music, feelings that were as deep as his technical stockings. Surprisingly enough, trying to keep their heads above 1 set. virtuosity was expanse. the next few skits leave us ·with water. Kelly Garret was by far the ' If you are from an area where WHEN HE ELECTRIFIED his music in 196S, arguments over the that same, silly, when-are-the­ best, although she was sometimes you do not receive news about sanity of the move nearly raged to the Supreme Court. Folk-purists laughs-going-to-come feeling. In hampered by a miscrophone what is going on in the world, went around trading in their autographed Dylan programs for acoustic - these scenes, we see a gorgeous without which she did very well. then maybe, ... possibly you can guitar pegs. Italian girl (Louise Lasser) who Her renditions of "Talons of view this show and think it is They predicted-in what must be the most mistargeted prognosis can attain orgas m only in public Time" and "Sail on Sweet fresh and relevant, since Chicken Little passed the word the sky was falling-that he was places; a male transvesite (Lou stifling his talent. Meanwhile, in real life, his fan club was taking over a Jacobi) who parades around town sizeable slice of the planet. dressed as a woman, only to have Apple to the Core Today, there are still some fallen Dylan fans-but for the most part his/her purse snatched, and ( continued from page 10) rock'n roll. fallen for a non-musical reason. They point their fingers at Dylan's nine his/her identity discovered; a TV created things for them to do; and The book is supposed to pick gold records (a gold record is one which grosses over $1 million show called What's My that after his death there was no up where Hunter Davies' wholesale), and say that he is now an over-30 corporate exec who has Perversion?, in which celebrity leadership, no direction - only biography left off. Actually the sold out. contestants try to guess the secret civil war. book is more like a supplement to If this minute, according to some of his old followers, a stranger on perversion of a man who exposes The total effect is that the Brian's autobiography "A Cellar the street asked Dylan if he had any "papers," Dylan would direct him himself on subways, and a rabqJ. members of the band are cast as Full of Noise." If you care for the to the nearest newsstand. who enjoys being bound and greedy-neurotics. McCartney's true story approach to rock'n roll BY FAR, however, most of those whom Dylan has affected see him whipped while his wife eats pork lawyers {John and Lee Eastmen) joumalis·m, you'll like the book as their leader-a role he has always shucked, claiming that he writes his chops at his feet. Allen's perchant and the manager of the other because it lets you in on all the songs for himself. "It's rough times," said Dylan to biographer for the absurd doesn't breed any three (Alan Klein) are cast as inside dirt. If you still believe in Scaduto. "Everybody needs a Father." laughs, but only a giggle here and parasites. Only Epstein is cast idol worship and beloved Bob Dylan-the Father of Modern Times? The Modfather? No, he there that finally gives way to with any dignity. Actually, Brian institutions, you'll be may be an Untouchable, but he's only human. · · sigh~ of disgust. is painted as the patron saint of disappointed. I know, I was. I mean, he is ... isn't he? I l October 71~ 1972 '' PAUW WOW Page 13 ·

PAUW wow SPORTS l(ennedy: Boland Set ''Plot''

By JIM O'DONNELL director or anybody else. I had his On October 22, 1972, Don full promise that for the Kennedy was dismissed as St. remaining two yea~s of my term Peter's College basketball coach as coach no one would bother me after holding the position 22 in any way whatsoever. years. The Pauw Wow talked to I never expected after Fr. Kennedy October 18. Here are his Yanitelli's statement ang after Mr. comments. We approached Fr. Mertz's promise that Fr. Boland would be able to scheme and get &Jland the same day on the enough power behind him to fire matter, but he did not comment. me. He has done a terrible job as athletic director. These What possible reason could qualifications are very specifically they have for my firing as athletic state educationally-wise by the director or for my firing as Athletic Director's Association. A basketball coach? No reason was priest should be able to find more given me. No one ever worthwhile and priestlike work to recommended that I be fired as do. athletic director. There have been What's more, I would say that in my 21 years as athletic director, I did not make one-half of the mistakes that this man made last year. He went almost $22,000 over the budget. He antagonized an awuful lot of people. The athletic department for the last two years has been on the edge of terror because they ;,:Jidn't Kennedy holds strategy session with his players on floor of Madison Square Garden. know what was going to happen. The football coaches went. Some that many more sports. This is a finances were concerned. All the college are concerned I know of the other people thought that wrong statement. We had more other coaches, I think, felt very only what I have heard from the they were going to go. The sports during my early years here comfortable under my regime alumni and from friends. Many director of sports information felt than we have now. There have there. They haven't felt say that it is bound to cost the that he would be fired. and was. been sports terminated, like comfortable since. college at least a million dollars in The football coach was let go so swimming and water polo, and we The last two years, admittedly, contributions. Fr. Yanitelli .has Fr. Boland could appoint the had a sailing team, and even had a the basketball talent has not been already received at least one letter brother of a friend. And now, bicycling team. So that Fr. to my liking. We had trouble last ,telling him that it has cost the with two days to go before the Boland's statement is erroneous. year. I went along with ballplayers )esuit society a substantial opening of basketball practice, he I think that we are now in spite of reports that they were amount of money as far as a has managed to have me fired. regressing by playing such teams misbehaving in various ways. I ·bequest is concerned. no reasons given for my firing as I am not annoyed or "bitter," as Jersey City State College and gave them every chance in the I know that the image of the basketball coach. My basketball as the papers put it. I am not Stonehill. These are the fit two world with the result that we lost college has been damaged. I know contract had two years to go. bitter against St. Peter's College, games on the schedule now. These five out of our first six ballgames. that the alumni and many others There is nothing they could say or against their athletic were the type of teams we played Once I decided to sit certain are taking a dim view and will in the way of inadequacy: of Jack department, with the exception of before I came here. In my time we players, we started to win. .have a further feeling about of contact with ballplayers; of the athletic director. The athletic never played Jersey City State I don't particularly like the donating to the college. I know lack of knowledge; or senility; or director is the man behind all of College. And I know that already type of ballplayer who will not that it should make all concerned anything else. No one would say this. I don't know how he could the alumni have displayed play team basketball. And in the wonder why a thing like this that because they would be laying be allowed to do things which one displeasure in this particular type last two years, each year we have could happen. · And by all themselves open to suit. I'm a prominent alumnus described as of scheduling. had a condition where one or concerned, I mean the press, the 65-year-old man with a "immoral" in my firing. I had elevated all St. Peter's more boys would prefer to get general public, and alumni, and 50-year-old body. I can do almost Fr. Boland came o~t with a College sports to the level of their names in the papers as the students in particular. anything I ever did. statement lately that the athletic major sports. I had trouble in my scorers, to winning ballgames. I understand that a "Square I think all of my difficulties director's job was much more time there with only one coach, This is the type of boy that may Deal for Don Kennedy" have to do only with the athletic important now because we have whom I caught cheating as far as or may not be a little critical right movement is underway and I am director's job. I don't think that now. very thankful that so many·.people the basketball situation at the I was really looking forward to resent the injustice done to me. I present time, or my dismissal as coaching this year's material. We believe Fr. Boland was able to basketball coach, has anything to seem to have a fine bunch of boys perpetrate a plot which fooled the do with my ability, my health, or with transfers and freshmen administration into seeing it his my age. coming up. I was really looking way. I think the whole thing goes forward to coaching this kind of The personal consequences to back to why Fr. Boland was made ballclub. I thought that once again me will be terrific. I will be an atheltic director. Now, this was a I could work with the type of unhappy man for the rest of my great shock to me because I had boys I've always loved working life. been led to believe that I would with. FREE be athletic director until such I don't think my dismissal will Complete listing of magazine time as I could no longer function affect the team. I have asked the subscriptions at discount rates. as athletic director. Most colleges team to give every consideration Write: make the faithful old coach the to the new coach. I think the new GIFT TREE, College Dept Box atheltic director after he no longer coach is a tremendously capable 5922, Grand Central Station, New wishes to coach. This I had hoped coach. St. Peter's College should York, N.Y. 10017. for and had been promised. have a real good couple of years DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT & Fr. Yanitelli came out in print under Bernie Ockene, Howe-ver, I WEDDING RINGS 3,000 ring years ago with the statement that have one very definite fear. I selections in all styles at 50% I would have a job as Jong as he think that Ft. Boland will find discount to students, staff and was President of St. Peter's some excuse to unload Ockene faculty. Buy direct from leading College. Within the past two and bring in some toady of his manufacturer and SAVE! ½ carat weeks, Mr. Mertz had promised own. And I think that other $179, ¾ carat only $299. For free me that there would no longer be , _people fear the same, color folder write: Box 42, any criticism from the athletic Kennedy and Ockene watch the action from the bench. As far as the consequences to Fanwood, N.J. 07023. Page 14 PAUW WOW October 27, 1972

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We don't make a lot of noise, but this is where it's Why? Because it's good business. Helping to clean really happening. You see, a large corporation like Kodak has the Genesee River not only benefits society ... but helps pro­ the resources and the skill to make this world a little more de­ tect another possible source for the clean water we need to cent place to live. And we intend to do what we can to see make our film. Our combustible waste disposal facility not that this is exactly what happens. only reduces pollution ... but just about pays for itself in Toke our home city, Rochester, New York for exam­ heat and power production and silver recovery. Our black ple. We cut water pollution in the Genesee River by using enterprise program not only provides an opportunity for the natural bacteria to dispose of unnatural wastes. We cut air economically disadvantaged ... but helps stabilize communi­ pollution by using electrostatic precipitators in a new com­ ties in which Kodak can operate and grow. And distributing bustible waste disposal facility. We helped set up a black cameras and film to teachers and students not only helps enterprise program in downtown Rochester, and we've been motivate the children ... but helps create a whole new market. experimenting with film as a way to train both teachers and In short, it's simply good business. And we're in busi­ students-including some students who wouldn't respond to ness to make a profit. But in furthering our business interests, anything else. we also further society's interests. And we didn't stop with Rochester. Kodak is involved And that's good. After all, our business depends on in 47 countries all over the world. Actively involved. society. So we care what happens to it. Kodak More than a business. - ·' October 27, 1972 PAUW WOW Page 15 Pirates Perk Peacocks Play

By FRED KERBER they will win. Didn't Paul Simon Cummings and Walter Wilkes all And in the beginning, there was say something about not giving handed in commendable Club Football. Then the gods of "false hope on this strange and performances, for the most part, athletics at SPC said: "Let there mournful day?" After the first in turning the "Mad Bomber" into be a varsity squad." And behold, five games of the season, the a fire-cracker wielding dud. there came about a loud football team was like a group of The Pirate strategy finally paid thundering and when the ugly girls. After you talked about off right before the half. Edwards lightning subsided, there was a their personalities, there wasn't saved a TD with a bruising varsity squad. But after one too much to say. But then, what unassisted tackle, but not after a season, the gods grew restless with may very well be the turning gain of 39 yards brought the ball the losing ways of the team and point of two frustrating varsity to the Peacock 26. Prior to this again set about to change things. seasons, arrived. October 21, play, D' Angiolillo was given fits "Let there be a total shake-up in 1972. Scene: Roosevelt Stadium. by the Peter's rush. and -in the coaching staff, and let there The Seton Hall Pirates, arch-rivals particular by Lorme, who was the be a new man, who we will call in every sense of the term, chief antagonist all night with our head coach and he will come invaded the Peacocks' home excellent lateral pursuit. But as all from a winning background and grounds as a m1mmum good things must come to an end, mold our team into his ways." three-touchdown favorite. They D' Angiolillo found Dennis Martez And once again the bolt.s and won. But something funny in the corner of the end-zone with clamoring of the gods were happened on the way to the final but 11 seconds remaining in the . 6un. They were totally outplayed, half. The kick was wide. sp ' outclassed and outhustled. intermission interrupted a 6-6 Unfortunately, they weren't deadlock. outscored. The third quarter had Carl The Peacocks went into the Altilia split the uprights from 32 Rifle Team game as heavy underdogs and yards to give the Peacocks a 9-6 Saint Peter's rifle team startec without the services of star lead at 6:56. their season with a bang b) running back Mickey Albers. Yet A 52 yard return by Henry swamping Fordham Universit)' the outstanding performances Reames gave the Pirates excellent Tony 1016to88i came from their ranks -- Hartigan, position at the SPC 19. After The top four St. Peter's Palumbo, Lormel, Mai, Dispoto, to the end-zone. The ensuing losing a yard. thanks to shooters whose scores counted the list goes on. Seton Hall won extra point snap was high, but the DeStefano, D' Angiolillo pegged toward the victory were captain through the advantage of the big Peacocks had a 6-0 advantage. what proved to be the winning Cesar Garcia with 272, Dave play, as a bomb, a long runback, An outside penalty nullified a margin with a 20 yard aerial to Shields with 258, co-captian Pam but it was St. Peter's who were 60 yard Pirate TD bomb, and the Rich Carrig. The kick was good to Marsh with 250, and Barbara Jon Cummings the consistent ones. The defensive defense, most notably Jon make it 13-9 and that was all she Wegrzynski with 236. released upon the ranks of SPC line was little short of superb and Cummings, Dennis Lormel, John wrote. In rifle competition each football. And all was as they said in the end, it was only a bitter Viola, Matty Kearney, Dick So "I will not give you false shooter fires ten shots in each of it would be. Now they hoped they tasting 13-9 defeat. Dispoto and Mai checked the hope." St. Peter's will not win three positions: prone, kneeling would be good. The opening stanza saw the opponents' thrust. their next four games. But if they and standing. The highest possible 0-6. Outscored 14447 over Peacocks and Pirates practicing The Seton Hall attack relied can play as well as they did last total for each shooter is 300; the that span. Yet everyone hopes punt formations until the first big heavily on cashing in on a long Saturday night then wins over four highest totals on the team gain. The Peacock secondary was Western Connecticut and Newark count. consistently taken deep as QB Joe State are in the making. And that Kathryn Bender and Michael Soccer Team Plays D' Angilillo tried to bomb SPC out would still be two more wins than Knapp also competed for Saint of the stadium. Wayne Edwards, all of last season. Peter's. Best Season Ever By STAN FRYCZVNSKI "There is no reason why we and Bill Hill the center forward, can't have a winning season. Our all had brilliant afternoons with attitude is great and we're in good their endless hustle throughout . . . shape now." This is what Coach the game. GRAND OPENiN& Granelli had to say about his Against Newark State, the team soccer team when asked how played what was perhaps their things were shaping up for the best game yet, but still fell to a 3-3-1 Boaters. "If we can get by 1-0 defeat. "We did everything Seton Hall, Brooklyn, Poly, and but put the ball in the net. The Fordham with our heads up, this closest thing to a goal was when. is going to be the best year for the ball hit the eras bar," Granelli ANGLE soccer in the school's history" he 0 said. "We controlled the whole . added. game and had all the breaks but Undefeated Federal City just could not capitalize on any of College proved to be a tough foe this. Newark's record is 7-1 and as they registered their fourth yet all they managed to get was ITALIAN -AMEf\, f OOPS victory, making St. Peter's the one goal. They're supposed to be victims of a 4-1 stomping. Jim a strong team but I feel that we Marrone netted the Peacocks only were the better team," he added. goal with an assist from Tony It was a hard day for Jim FRANKS ITALIANO Matos. Goalie Ray Amato had a Marrone because he had to cover hectic day but managed to scrap Newark's Peter Alli, the state's HAMBURGERS - FRIE up 25 saves, many of which leading scorer. Jim stayed on him looked like sure goals. man to man until he broke .loose SOF-T ICE CREAM Playing in a field that was half to score late in the second half. submerged, the Boaters salvaged a Winning ways came back again 1-1 tie with Georgetown when they romped over SHAKES - MALTS University. The Hoyas got on the Monmouth College, 6-1. Granelli scoreboard when a goal slipped by substituted all of his 22 players SODA Ray Amato in the latter part of when he, felt the game was the first half. Amato had been clinched. working on his third shut-out. WESTSIDE and F AffiMOUNT AV E. J.C. Things started to get desperate CHAMPION TERMPAPERS with time running out for the 636 Beacon St. {#605) Peacocks until Chico Martone NEXT'DOOR TO ~ffi.E'.RLIN,t;,.,'1; Boston, Mass. 02215 made a breath taking goal with (617) 536-9700 just eighteen seconds remaining on the clock. Jim Marrone picked Research material for Tennpapers, ANOTHER GREAT PLACE FOR up the assist on Martone's goal. Reports, Theses, etc. LOWEST - . Ron Ruela the right half-back, PRICES. QUICK SERVICE. For Mat Percontino at center fullback, information, please write or call. THE1FINEST IN HOME -COOKE Page 16 PAUW WOW . Octotier 27, 1972 Sports Quiz Height Sparks Cage Attack Questions: I) Who holds the NFL record for most touchdowns running, in By: FRED KERBER O'Reilly, junior Albio Sires and one season? The Saint Peter's College sophomore Brian Corcoran. The 2) Name the five quarterbacks Varsity Basketball team started its season gets under way against city who have thrown seven TDs in official practice sessions last week rival Jersey City State on one game. under the supervision of new head 3) Give the teams and scores of coach Bernie Ockene. the six Super Bowls. The new skipper, who replaced 4) What are the college teams in the Big Ten and Pacific Eight Conferences? Answers: I) Jim Taylor 19, Green Bay 1962. 2) Sid Luckman, Chi. vs. NY 1943; Adrian Burk, Phil. vs. Wash. 1954; George Blanda, Hous. vs. NY 1961 (AFL); Y.A.Tittle, NY vs. Wash. 1962; Joe Kapp, Minn. vs. Bal t. 1969. 3) arry Richie Fuller I Green Bay 35 Kansas City I 0 Anderson was the team's second 14 games last season and Cierski, a II Green Bay 33 Oakland 14 leading scorer last season with 384 baseball standout as well, hit for a Ill New York 16 Baltimore 7 points. good for a 16 point 5.3 average as t!1e third man in IV Kansas City 23 Minnesota 7 V 16 13 average. Fuller, a defense the backcourt. Baltimore Dallas specialist, hit for 204 points while Last year's freshman sensations. VI Dallas 24 Miami 3 composing an 8.1 norm and Ken Markowski and Cornelius .-(l 4) Big Ten: Northwestern, Ohio Ken Markowski1'. snaring 170 rebounds to place State, Iowa, Wisconsin, Barker should also play vital roles December 1 and culminates March second on the team. Abrahamson Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, in the overall hardcourt drama. I against Seton Hall at Madison did not play at St. Peter's last Both players hit for averages of Michigan State, Indiana and Square Garden. In that s1'an, the Purdue. Juan Jimenez season. but the junior will add better than 23 points a game. - Peacocks will also meet such Pacific Eight: Oregon, Oregon needed height under the boards Juan Jimenez will be the other formidable foes as Jacksonville, Don Kennedy as the squad's where the Peacocks were hurting giant employed by Ockene. At State, California, USC, UCLA, mentor. will rely heavily on Niagara, Detroit, Fordham and Washington, Washington State and last season. 6' 1 I", the former St. Joseph's star Duquesne. returnees Harry Anderson and With the starting guard duo of returns to action after sitting out Stanford. Richie Fuller and 6' IO" Ted Martiniuk and Tony Holm last season with an injury. In his newcomer Tom Abrahamson. lost to graduation, junior Pat freshman campaign, Jimenez Bradley, and senior Ed Cierski are scored at a 16.2 clip. NAKED FLOORS * BARE ROOM.S Bowling Luck due to see plenty of action. The remaining members of the Bradley's serviceswere limited to squad should be senior Bob DRESS THEM WITH Lies On Zuck * MasterCharge By: STAN FRYCZYNSKI * BankAmericard Coach Ruppert and company Present Frosh Differ * Easy Terms are back for another season of ( continued from page 6 J area. There also exists a great deal Sunday bowling. However, the of studies. We must remember of uncertainty among the * JUST RfCEIVED THOUSANDS OF RUGS personnel has changed quite that S.P.C. is primarily a liberal newcomers in that they do not 5 drastically since last year's squad arts college, and yet a great bulk have any definite goal. Although 9 X l2 FIOM 21 which took Division and Eastern of science students are and they will make mistakes soon, lletl llue, Green Gold plus many other colors to clloOM from. Siles: States honors. business majors. Last year, there they will realize that what they 6ll9, 9x12 12x12 12x1 S 12x18. All ru91 9uara11tNd perfect. HUllRY Pete Zuck is the only returnee was a slight increase, but nothing are now receiving is just a basis of FOil IEST SELECTION! and will lead the Keglers as this compared to this year when an education." year's team captain. Freshmen • between 160 and 200 are pursuing It is difficult to make an John Fiedrowicz and George non-humanities studies. evaluation of the changes that Novotny along with Tom Dean McCabe also cited other occured since it is too easy to see Smarowicz, Vincent McCarthy, tendencies common to the class. results. St. Peter's has responded and Steve Prochaska are the new "Many are first generation college · to the demands of the area at this faces who answered the S.O.S. students with the same financial time. Whether these advances will At the moment, the young background from the immediate be beneficial is yet to be proven. 3quad has proved themselves to be quite efficient while leading the ENCYCLOPEDIAS N.J. division with a 5-1 record. 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by Fred Kerber "Well, Debbie, what do you think of the game?" Did you ever notice how exciting and entertaining rain "It's too wet." delays are- during'JJleiised · baseball games? Usually, the "I see. You must be a real fan to come to a game even announcers give the scores of other games five or six times, though the weather's so bad." · ask enthralling trivia questions like who was the batboy for "No, not really, You see I won two tickets in a raffle at the 1918 Cleveland Indians and generally sit around showing school." that they have charm and personality of the Belmar Police "That's a good_idea. Getting our young people out to· Dept. After they've shown how hard the rain is falling and view our national pastime. You must have been very happy clocked the ground-crew in getting the tarpaulin on the when you won." field, they look around for someone to talk with. More "Well, not exactly. See this was the third prize. Joyce times than not, they get a celebrity, reporter or retired Schoenfelder won two albums and my boyfriend, Joe sports figure and just chat to show the audience that they Bonaparte, won three bottles of Ripple." really don't have cement in their blood. But what would "Are you glad you came?" happen if it wasn't an important game and nobody famous "I guess so. I mean there really isn't too much to do on a was in the ball park? Since their conversations are about as Tuesday afternoon." exhilarating as watching the chrome rust on the side of an "Any more scores, Curtis?" Edsel, something of this nature would be catastrophic. "No." Therefore, this is probably what would happen if such a "Where are your sentiments for this game, Debbie, who situation did occur: are you rooting for?" "Okay, baseball fans, this is Algae Rogotit along with "The team with the red hats. Their pitcher is cute." Curtis Grumpy and we're just sitting here watching the rain. "They're the Phillies, Deb. That's strange that you're not We're in the bottom of the fourth with the Mets trailing the rooting for the home team." Phillies, 3-1. It's been raining for about one hour now, but "Are they from Bayonne?" the umpires haven't reached a decision. This is a "No that's not what I meant. See the home team is the tremendously important game even though both teams team that gets up last. Where are you sitting?" were eliminated from the pennant race last month. The "On my bumper, doesn't everybody?" season series is tied at eight games apiece and the winner of "No, I meant where are your seats located?" this game will break that tie. Gee, Curtis, it's raining pretty "Oh, over there. I'm behind some clown that keeps hard but I don't think any of the 651 fans who jammed the jumping up and down with a sign that says 'Parsippany stadium have left, do you?" Loves the Mets! Really an original sign." "No." "You said your boyfriend may have gone home? Why "Do you think they'll continue it?" would he do that?" "I dunno." "He was bombed. See, he brought the three bottles of "Well, let's see how the other teams are doing. You have Ripple with him. Downed all three." any further scores, Curtis?" "Well, I see that they're removing the tarpaulin which "Nope." means the game will be resuming shortly. Debbie Gallo "How about that Boston-Chicago game?" game and we were hoping an from Bayonne, it's been a pleasure looking at your leg ... um, "It's tonight." Would you care to accomodate us?" it's been swell talking to you and we want to thank you. Do "Gee, let's look around and see if we can find someone "What's that supposed to mean?" you think you'll be coming to any more games?" else to talk with. I don't see anyone I know, but here comes "l mean, will you sit and talk to us for a few moments?" "Well, there's another raffle next week. I'll just have to a fine piece of broccoli, er I mean a very attractive young -Sure, I think my boyfriend went home anyway." wait and see." woman. Excuse me, Miss." "My, you are a very attractive girl. What's your name and "Okay, maybe we'll see you again, good-bye now, Deb. "I have a boyfriend." where are you from?" Anything on that Boston-Chicago game, Curtis?" "No, it's nothing like that. We're the announcers for the "Debbie Gallo from Bayonne, New Jersey." "Nope." The following members of the f acuity and administration· of Saint Peter's College endorse a1Jd will vote for Senator George S. McGovern for Presiden~ on November 7.

Robert Ackelsberg,Assistant Professor Management, Marketing Edward Allen Special Services Counselor John Amandol~re, S.J., Assistant Director of Campus Ministry Joseph Belvedere, Associate Professor of English Ray Martignoni, Director, Public Relations John Benson, Associate Professor of Classics George Martin, Instructor in Political Science John Buckley, S.J., Associate Professor of Theology Valerie Mayo, Director, E0F Program Donald Cannon, Assistant Professor of History Samuel Morneweck, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Edward Cavey, S.J., Associate Professor of History Sandy Morrow, Counselor Michelle Cahill Culll, Instructor in Urban Studies Thomas Oberhofer, Instructor in Economics Angelo Danesino, Professor of Psychology John O'Halloran, Adjunct Instructor in Political Science Thomas Donnelly, Assistant Professor of Sociology Joseph Pace, Assistant Professor of History Joseph Doria, Urban Coordinator Eugenia Palmegiano, Director, Honors Program Stephen Doyle, Assistant Professor of Sociology Joseph Papay, Professor of Philosophy John Dunn, Professor of Modern Languages Vincent Pezzuti, Adjunct in Busienss Law Josephine Eckert, College Nurse James Pegolotti, Associate Professor of Chemistry James Folliard, Assistant Professor of History Hermann Piatt, Associate Professor of History Cornelius Galvin, Professor of Physics Lawrence Pontrelli, Professor of English Thomas Glavey, S.J. Assistant to he Academic Dean Edward Reuter, Assistant Dean of Students Neal Goodman, Adjunct Instructor in Sociology Anna Rodriguez, Special Service Counselor James Grant, Jr., Associate Professor of Physics Camill Ro nay, A~istant Professor of Political Science Rev. William Gray, Ill, Director of the Afro American Studies Program Therese Salunier, A~istant Registrar Connor Hartnett, Assistant Professor of English John Schlereth, Professor of Sociology Edward Heavey, S.J., Dean of Student Loren Schmidt~rger, Associate Professor of English Brian Horan, Adjunct Instructor in History William Stoms, Director of Career Development Francis Keating, S.J ., Assistant Professor of Theology Ruth Sweeny, Counselor -William Kiernan, Assistant Professor of Philosophy Richard Tetreau, Driector of the Library Renee Kogel, Assistant Professor of History William Thomaier, Adjunct Instructor in Film James Mc Cabe Dean of Freshman Norma Turner, -Instructor in Urban Studies Edward McGlinchy, S.J ., Assistant Professor of Philosoph J oho Whitely, Director of Public Information Jude Maher, Counselor John B. Wilson, Director of Development Lawrence Malnig, Director, Counseling Center Paid for by the Above Facuhy . and Administrators for McGovern Faculty and Administrators for McGovern . . I I Page 18 PAUW WOW October 27, 1972 Ockene Stands As Giant For Tracksters Work Toward '73 Schedule Hardcourt Coaching By: ST AN FRYClYNSKI BySTAN FRYClYNSKI It has been a frustrating season for the Cross-Country team. Their It's the year of giants for the Bayonne High School. It was have to be a giant, right? record, presently 1-5, is sure to Peacocks basketball team. First there that he commanded the WRONG. Besides shooting for a look more lopsided before it's all there is Jiminez who stands 6' 11" Bees for 15 years. In that span he law degree at John Marshall over. Continued improvement just tall, next comes Abrahamson who accumulated over 260 wins, five College, Bernie Ockene was an hasn't been enough to win and so is 6' 10", and then there is Ockene Hudson County Championships, outstanding varsity playmaker. now all they look for is more at 5'4" But who said a giant had and four N.J. State Regional His atheltic achievements earned improvement. to be tall? titles. One of his clubs put him the Jersey Journal's .....aNew Coach Ockene Defense is what the team will be The Admissions Department Bernie Ockene is anything but together a win streak of 26 before "Outstanding Athlete of the Past working on because he feels that a should accept more St. Mary's of new to St. Peter's athletic dropping a game in the state From Bayonne" in 1967. big defense will make the offense Rutherfrord graduates. Jim department. He will start his semi-finals. When he left Bayonne, Without a doubt, he was tick. Brindle and Jim Lynyak, both thirteenth year with the he became the fourteenth considered one of the best Right now, the 17 man roster alumni from this school have been Boulevard Blues but only this winningest high school coach in associate coaches in the nation. has been practicing under a the only highlights for the season it will be as head coach. the country. Like Kennedy, he is a strong watchful eye. This same eye has team. Linder Don Kennedy he served as When the one time Bayonne Jr. supporter of the Peacocks' "Run never seen a losing season in his At a triangular meet with asso.:iate .:oa-:h from 1952-1960 College existed, Ockene coached Baby Run" fast break. He is a 20 years of coaching. If anyone is Adelphi and F.D.U., the Peacocks and J.iter a brief absence, he their team for a remarkable tally believer of fundamentals and has going to stimulate a close finished last. Brinkle captured reiL,ineJ ihe ~l.lff in 1968. of 122 wins and just 27 losses. the reputation of being an player-coach relationship, it's sixth place in 29:52 over the Van · Bern1e \\ J; J huusehold name in To be a good ball palyer you excellent teaching coach. going to be this man. He's tough, Courtland Park torture course. fair and understanding to a point Lynyak was next man in at where whether you like him or twelfth with a time of 30: 15. McMullen Pledges Change not, you still respect him. His Despite putting five runners in , "! ::r?:tiai ..,. y•: vae-e 1) interest for players extends far the top ten against Fairfield, the ,'0:n:::1:r~e; :,' i,, :~;eJ;.:h in four have to take his practical training Mertz called for the students beyoond . the courts and their opposition came through with the !X'Ss1::.,i~ J:e.1; .:,;" :nrwvmon. The at a clinic or hospital. and faculty to recommend to him problems are his problems. 25-35 victory. This time Lynyak .ireJ.s s ru.i1eJ included Father Mc Mullen said, in ways in which the money Do you still think a giant is was the Peacock's top man mrerJis.:1plm.1~ and theme relation to Father Shuh's report, available to the College could be only a very tall person? coming in third with his best time p: 0gr.1ms. health services, that the College would have to spent. Figures presented at the of 28 :50. Brindle followed in tranmiunal year programs and the "watchdog" health services work-shop showed that in the Golfers 14th sixth with 29 :58. Bob Short Jr. Ass0.:1are Degree. because of the growing demand of revised budged for 1972, there also had his best day when he Dr. Frank Rush, chairman of people in that field. He said the will be an excess of revenue of On ECAC Card finished seventh with a 30 :4 l the mathematics department, State may soon offer a grant to 43,000 dollars. In the projected By STAN FRYCZYNSKI clocking. Short has come a long way considering thisis his first heads the committee on schools for health service budget for 1974, the excess of Coach Jack Reilly's golf team year of running the five mile interdisciplinary studies. This is a programs. revenue is estimated at 29,500 had a sub-par day at the E.C.A.C. paths. Andy Kelly and Mike philosophy of education which The transitional year dollars. Championships but finished Sullivan rounded out the pack emphasizes the inter-relationship committee, headed by Dean of fourteenth out of a field of 23 with ninth and tenth places for between disciplines. One of the Admissions, Robert Nilan, studied schools. "We didn't perform at the Harriers. proposals suggested by the the problems confronting SAINT PETER'S COLLEGE our usual best and I feel that we The C.T.C. Championships are committee was a double major educationally disadvantaged 1972 - 1973 could have done much better," VARSITY BASKETBALL CHEOULE program. The requirements for students in their first year of Reilly said. coming up soon and Coach Short is hoping that Brindle and Lynyak each major would be relaxed and College. This problem has become DECEMBER John Weiss was the Peacock's 2 JERSEY CITY STATE .. J.C. Annorv can receive individual medals to the student could select his two pertinent because of the increase 4 STONEHILL ..•••••• J.C. Armory low scorer after the two combined majors from two different in enrollment of Economic 7 MANHATTAN ... . Mad. Sq. Garden cap their undying performances. 9 KING'S (Pa.) ....•.•. J.C. Armory matches with an 80. Weiss missed divisions, for example, major in Opportunity students who 14 WEST TEXAS ST..... J.C. Armory out by just two strokes to qualify 16 JACKSONVILLE ••••• J.C. Armory SPOOKY HAPPENINGS history (humanities) and genereally have a poor 23 NIAGARA • Buff. Mem. Aud. for the final round. 27- 28 BEA · ·ana Tech, AT THE chemistry (science). background in math and English. This was the team's only match . Peter's) CLASS The theme oriented program Nilan proposed English as a of the fall season, and they will of was proposed by socialogy second language courses, and have to sit it out until the spring. '75 professor, Thomas Donnelly. In it, vocational and career training rn, Coach Reilly has produced some at "OPEN a student would study a particular programs for these students. He fine teams in the past few years PUMPKIN theme, e.g .. "Inequality," and the also said special courses should be and remains confident that the PATCH" political, social, economic , offered to veterans, who have upcoming season will provide psychological and historical been away from the classroom for some more good golfing for St. TUES. OCT' 31 8-12 P.M. aspects of inequality. Or, the a period of time and for foreign leter's. HUDSON ROOM student could concentrate on a students. E.C.A.C. SCORECARD: particular theme within a Assistant to the Academic John Weiss 39 - 41 - 80 discipline, e.g., public Dean, Father Thomas Glavey, is Dennis Guidera 43 - 43 - 86 administration is business. chairman of the Associates Degree Tom Luddy 46 - 40 - 86 The Rev. Joseph Shuh, committee. This committee is Lou LaRocca 43 - 44 - 87 chairman of the biology studying the possibility of Dan Promin 54 - 55 - 109 TICKETS ON SALE NOW - IN department, spoke on implementing the Associates CAF AND AT TICKETRON. implementing a heealth services Degree into the day session. The Team Total: 339 program. This type of program degree was offered in data would prepare students for processing and management in the I> paraprofessional fields in medical evening division for the first time science. Father Shuh, said the this semester. Father Glavey said Open new vistas of hope for her. College "could handle this it is both "feasible" and program without difficulty" "desirable from an academic She's the kind of young girl that feels themselves to guiding adolescent girls because of the facilities already stand point to offer it in the day lonely. Feels left out. Feels the whole who have personal, social, and family world is a hostile place. difficulties. available. But the student would session also. The kind of girl who has crumbled As psychologists. child care and under the awesome pressures of a social workers. teachers. nurses. rec­ Sarkar "Political Move" disrupted home and an inconsistent reation leaders. and in other fields. (continued from page J) done." He continued "I don't society. The adolescent girl who has the sisters strive through love, under­ said Sarkar. The last duty is to really think that this is a sincere built a wall around herself and who standing. and total commitment to become totally educated with the move on the President's part." will never grow up emotionally unless Chri~t to help these girls find them­ love breaks through to free her.... ,elve, and God again. processes of student government. "I intend to carry out the same "From all the confusion of the policies I've held for the past The SISTERS OF THE Gooo SHEP­ Do you have a deep interest in past, I didn't know a process HERD who are religiously committed others? Would you like more infor­ three years, and that is to reach and professionally trained dedicate mation on our apostolate of caring? existed in our Student out to my fellow students and Government." explain to them what is Summarizing his attitude about happening with our student Yes, please send me information. I("') Vocation Director the new positions, Sarkar adds, government. I really think I can "In my opinion the way these do more for the student body by SISt€QS or th€ {jooo Sheph€Qb positions are structured they mediating to them Student r Mt. Florence, Peekskill, New York 10566 would serve absolutely no purpose Government Policies. After all the but to give three people titles. student is the sole purpose for the Name Age Titles will not solve the pressing existence of Student problems facing our student body, Government. Unfortunately our Address Zip there are more and more people student senate exists for itself and College with titles and less and less being not for the students." ------.------October 27 ~ 1972 PAUW WOW . Page 19

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