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Vol. 5 No. 35 Thursday, May23, 1974 Education Vacation Page 6 Cornell, Ithaca Plan Exchange Cornell to Reassess Program soon Apartment Project An exchange program between and Ithaca College which will enable full-time students at Escalating cost estimates for Cornell's proposed student apartment project on the old Country one institution to take courses, at the other, without extra Club property have caused the University to reassess the project, President Dale R Corson said charge for tuition, was announced today by the two yesterday. schools. In a letter to Cayuga Heights Mayor Frederick Starting in the fall of 1974. the college and the remaining are "technical and legal " university will undertake a two-year experiment in G Marcham and members of the Village Board, The question of Cornell's reassessment of the project is exchanging undergraduate students in fields of Corson said that estimates for the project have expected to be a subject of discussion at a meeting instruction in which opportunities exist at one institution increased approximately 25 per cent during the Friday of the University Senate Committee on Campus but not at the other The program will expand curncular past month, that these estimates are based on offerings and will thereby make more courses available to Life. "most optimistic calculations we can get at this Cornell and Ithaca undergraduates A joint committee Corson said the reassessment of the project does not consisting of representatives from each institution will time, (and) may make the project unfeasible for affect the University's commitment to develop the administer the exchange both the University and for the students who Country Club land, located in the Village of Cayuga Ithaca College President Ellis L Phillips Jr. said. "The would live there " Heights, for student housing or other appropriate opportunity for students to enroll in courses other than Projected costs for a scaled-down project of some 500 educational purposes. those offered at their home institutions will, I believe, beds were $4 08 million on April 16 and $4 98 million The University's proposed housing development has contribute significantly to the quality of the on May 1 6 been the subject of discussion between the University undergraduate education at both the university and the Corson said he plans to discuss the subject with the and the Cayuga Heights Village Board for the past several college The exchange is also appealing in that it makes Cornell Board of Trustees during its meetings in Ithaca months Here is the body of the Corson letter delivered possible a wider variety of courses without the June 1 and 2 Wednesday to Cayuga Heights Mayor Frederick G duplication of instructional resources." In another letter to Mayor Marcham Wednesday. Marcham and members of the Village Board: Cornell President Dale R. Corson said he felt the Cornell Vice President for Planning Thomas W Mackesey program would be an "important new step in the said neither he nor any other officer of the University had "This is written to inform you that severely escalating growing intellectual dialogue between the two asked for another public hearing on the housing project, costs are forcing Cornell University to reassess the institutions Both institutions, as well as the indivfdual and that the University sees no need for further public proposed student apartment project on the old Country students involved in the program, will benefit from the debate on the subject Club property exchange ." (In news media reports of the Cayuga Heights Village "Our cost estimates for the project have increased According to William A Scoones. assistant provost at Board meeting Monday night. May 20. it was noted that approximately 25 per cent in the past month These the college, Ithaca students seem to be interested in the board had set a further public meeting Tuesday increases, which are "based on the, most optimistic taking courses at Cornell in art. art history and certain evening, May 28, and said the meeting was set on the calculations we can get at this time, may make this interdisciplinary courses not available at the college. request of Mackesey ) project financially unfeasible for both the University and Conversely, preliminary studies indicate that Cornell Mackesey referred to his most recent letter to Mayor for the students who would live there I will be discussing students may wish to enroll in courses in the college's Marcham, written on May 8, in which he asked for a this problem with the University Board of Trustees at its five professional schools and in teacher education meeting with the Village Board "so that we can finally meetings here June 1 and 2 In order to take advantage of the new cooperative resolve any issues which may remain," but made no Continued on Page 1 2 mention of a public hearing He said the problems Continued on Page 9

Spring and Student Poetry See Page 3 2 Thursday, May 23 Prof. Egner to Take Administrative Posts Joan Roos Egner, associate the Agricultural Experiment professor of education, has been Station, both at Cornell named acting associate director She will assume her new of research at the State College position on July 1, while Prof of Agriculture and Life Sciences, Joseph F Metz Jr., the associate and acting associate director of director, is on leave She will handle social science programs in the areas of funding, project review and processing Egner is currently using a grant from the Cornell Institute for Occupational Education to develop a model of occupational choice which has included an investigation of the factors .that influence a high school student's choice of careers. She has also completed studies on authoritarianism and TO BE DEVELOPED — Horses stand on part of the site that has been designated to be an Equine Research Park. discrimination, psychological The park will include stabling and field laboratories, and a half-mile track for the study of the metabolism of certain barriers to administrative drugs under simulated racing conditions. careers, student activism and bureaucracy, paraprofessionals. and others She is also an associate editor New Equine Research Park Planned of the ''Educational Administration Quarterly, " and A large tract of land two miles State Veterinary College field laboratories for sections of the international section of from the Cornell campus has Located between Warren and the Equine Research Program on "Educational Administration been designated an Equine Freese Roads, the parks 165 Nutrition. Bone and Joint Joan Roos Egner Abstracts." Research Park for the New York acres will provide stabling and Disease; the Equine Drug Testing and Drug Research Program. the Research By Cornell and I.C. Laboratory for Equine Infectious Diseases. and the Equine Reproduction Unit Eight-week Summer Repertory Season Offered The coordinating manager of the park is Dr John E Lowe, For the fifth consecutive extensive renovations have been starting June 17. from 10 am to 1 8th century comedy of manners associate professor of equine season. Cornell's Department of completed 5 p m Monday through Al-so playing will be Anton surgery at the Veterinary College. Theatre Arts and the Ithaca Opening July 2 and continuing Saturday, and reservations' will Chekhov's "The Seagull," one of Dr. Lowe said that the large dairy College Department of Drama- through Aug 24. on a Tuesday be accepted by calling 273- the great plays of modern barn and accessory buildings on Speech will offer playgoers an through Sunday performance 8588. Box offices will also open theatre, written with infinite the site will be renovated to eight-week season of summer schedule. Summer Rep. '74's six June 17 in the two theatres and tenderness and compassion. accommodate horses and repertory plays will rotate in 64 will have selling hours from 12 Oscar Wilde's winning 19th ponies. but. eventually, The Ithaca Repertory Theatre performances, with three plays noon to 5 pm Monday- century comedy. "The completely new facilities will be becomes a tripartite producing staged in Cornell's Willard Saturday, and from 7 p.m. Importance of Being Earnest." built organization this summer when Straight Theatre and three in the through curtain time on will also bring to the Cornell "Well begin construction -this the Center for the Arts at Ithaca Dillingham Center at Ithaca performance evenings Season stage a world of wit. beauty, year on a half-mile track for the loins the two campuses on a College All performances will mailers with order forms will be charm and grace in a memorable study of the metabolism of a permanent basis, bringing the have an 8:15 curtain mailed to residents of the area in evening of theatre. variety of drugs under simulated two "hills" together with Season tickets may again be the near future Those wishing to In the Dillingham Center at racing conditions. Dr Lowe downtown Ithaca to make purchased with a discount for the be placed on the Summer Rep Ithaca College there will be said "The track will also be Summer Rep '74 a total plays. as well as single '7 4 mailing list should contact Philip King's breezy farce- valuable for diagnostic and community effort to bring quality admission tickets Special the Theatre Business Office in comedy of fast-stepping fun in an instructional purposes since staff theatre to residents and visitors discounts will be available to (256- English Vicarage. "See How and students of the Veterinary to the Finger Lakes Region. students and senior citizens with 5165) They Run." Sophisticated adult College will be able to observe In future seasons it is planned ID and to groups In the Willard Straight Theatre comedy of pure entertainment is patients in actual performance " to present two plays of each A central box office in the this summer there will be Noel Cowards improbable farce. season in the Hangar Playfair in Center for the Arts office at 213 performances of Richard Brinsley "Blithe Spirit." a travesty of ghost impeccability At Ithaca College Cass Park on Cayuga Lake, when E. Seneca St will be open. Sheridan's "The Rivals" — an stories told with sardonic also will be one of the American theatre's finest dramas. Lillian Hellmans "The Little Foxes." 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Thursday, May 23 CORNELL CHRONICLE 3 'the first anthology Contains Poems Trustee Committee's By Cornell Community Members Exxon Corp. Letter Take It quantitatively or qualitatively or both, the A woman whose new face fails her Following is the text of a letter shares against the shareholder title of a newly published book of poems by turns on the gas. in written by Nelson Schaenen Jr. proposal on strip mining and for students and other members of the Cornell her dollhouse kitchenette, or takes '50. chairman of the Investment the shareholder proposal on community is "the first anthology " too many pink candy pills. Committee of the Cornell Board Guinea-Bissau was made after Published under the auspices of The Society for Men blow their brains out. A violent woman of Trustees to J.K. Jamieson, discussions within the the Humanities, where it can be purchased for aims for the wrists, for chairman of the Board of Committee and after receiving $1 95. the paperback book ts loaded with the thin stems fragile as Directors of Exxon Corp. The recommendations from a superlatives, as its title implies teaparty china committee announced May 14 subcommittee composed of Speaking quantitatively, only, the first poem can that it would vote for a Trustee members appointed by be found on page 5 and the last on page 1 32. The Selfish as a pharaoh, a woman shareholder proposal calling for the Investment Committee and smallest poem is on page 113 and the largest keeps her treasure after death Exxon to suspend its operations members appointed by the starts on page 80 The fattest is on 117, the Surely beauty matters; it is in Guinea Bissau (Portuguese University Senate The University narrowest extends from 108 through 109 and the bartered every day for Guinea), but would vote against Senate is an elected body broadest lines are on page 88 emeralds and chocolates and other Exxon shareholder representing all segments of the even an occasonal proposals. University community. i.e.. The most poems were written by kindness. Think of thatl faculty, students, administrative undergraduates, the least by staff members. A kindness for and non-academic employees Mr J K Jamieson. Chairman Qualitatively speaking there is the best poem, the an accident of big blue eyes! and alumni. Exxon Corporation deepest, the truest, the most lyric, most traditional, 30 Rockefeller Plaza While the Investment most avant garde and on an on — all for the Lastly, a woman thinks New York. NY Committee voted to support the pleasure of the reader to find of her face She dies shareholder proposal relating to In the middle of the book, as good a place as any like a doll lying down to blink Dear Mr Jamieson: Guinea-Bissau, it did so with the to start, is this piece of Julie Kane. '74; I am writing this letter at the following understandings: request of the Investment (a) Our vote in no way reflects Lastly, A Woman Thinks Of Poems by 40 writers appear in the anthology Committee of Cornell University on the previous operations or compiled to provide a forum for student and following discussions of the conduct of Exxon in Guiena- unpublished poets in the Cornell community. The proxy material sent to us for Bissau Her Face project, which started at the end of the fall acton prior to the forthcoming (b) We do not interpret the semester; was directed by poet A R Ammons, the annual meeting of the Exxon resolution as requiring Exxon to A woman whose face has failed her Goldwm Smith Professor of Poetry. Other members Corporation terminate its concession in flips her skirt like a two-headed rag doll of the editorial board were Deborah I Auer. Arts Under separate cover, we have Guinea-Bissau Her new mouth is a cupid's bow. '75. Rachel J Davis, graduate student; Julie E. forwarded the proxies covering (c) In view of the recent a Barbie doll pout It is Kane, Arts '74, Bruce W Piasecki, Arts 77; Ross the 65,815 shares of Exxon by change of government in tongueless. and always calling Tharaud. Arts '75. and Carol Burke, graduate the University Portugal and the fact that the help. student. The decision to vote these independent government of Guinea-Bissau has been recognized by more than 80 nations, our vote should read as Lacrosse asking you to suspend your operations in Guinea-Bissau, while negotiating your concession or other concessions Cornell Meets Maryland in Semi-Final Game with the independent government of Guinea-Bissau. Maryland, the defending NCAA Maryland handled Rutgers, 12-6. Goalie Mike Emmerich, defeated Hopkinsfor the title lacrosse champion and the team Johns Hopkins, a winner over another likely All-America for Cornell and Maryland have had We also wish to express Cornell defeated in 1971 to win Hofstra last week, hosts Cornell, held Virginia to its four mutual opponents this year through our vote the strong the first NCAA lacrosse Washington & Lee. victor over lowest scoring total of the year — Navy, Rutgers, Virginia and concern of many in the tournament, represents the semi- Navy, in the other semi-final He has allowed 69 goals and Johns Hopkins. Both the Big Red University community regarding final obstacle to Big Red hopes game. made 152 saves for a and the Terps suffered their lone support by Exxon which might be interpreted as approval of the for another national title Cornell coach Richie Moran. a percentage of 688 losses to Hopkins. position of the government of Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in College 1960 Maryland graduate who Maryland, 7-1 on the season, The Terps are led in scoring by Portugal in its relations with Park. Md played midfield for the Terps is no stranger to the NCAA Pat O'Meally (53 points on 39- Guinea-Bissau The Terps will be favored in the when they were chosen national tournament, having been a 14) and Frank Urso (50 points game. They were ranked No 1 in champions in 1959, will be participant all four years. After on 35-1 5). Maryland's goalie is a Sincerely yours. the nation throughout this looking for his second win over bowing to Cornell in the 1971 brilliant freshman, Jake Reed. Nelson Schaenen. Jr season and will enjoy the home his alma mater In 1971 Moran finals, the Terps were beaten by The winners this Saturday Chairman. Investment field advantage against Cornell and the Big Red trimmed Johns Hopkins in the 1972 semi- advance to the NCAA finals on Committee The home teams in last week's Maryland, 12-6, to win the first finals. Last year, Maryland June 1 at Rutgers. Cornell University quarter-final games all advanced NCAA- sponsored lacrosse cham- to the semis Cornell exploded pionship for seven goals in the fourth The Big Red will be led, as it period to break open a tight has all through its 12-1 season, That Time of Year game and defeat Virginia. 1 5-8. by the scoring tandem of sophomore Mike French and senior Jim Trenz French, the leading scorer in the nation with 90 points on 61 goals and 29 assists, fired in four of his six goals against Virginia in the final period Trenz. second nationally in scoring with 87 points on 44 goals. 43 assists, had four goals and three assists against Virginia Chronicle All items for publication in the Cornell Chronicle must be submitted to the Chronicle office, 110 Day Hall, by noon on the Monday preceding publication Mike French 4 CORNELL CHRONICLE Thursday, May 23 Chronicle Comment Light Commands Sky Chronicle Comment is a forum of opinion for the Cornell Community Comment may be addressed to Barry Strauss, managing editor Chronicle, 110 Day Hall Reflections on the Cornell 'Malaise' Editor: offended On the other hand, I The AAUP discussion with Hope for Meeting look around me and beyond the President Corson has moved me University and ask myself how to put down my own reflections Emotional Issues many times have I heard anyone upon the "malaise" of our acknowledge that his University. In Rational Way organization discriminates - or I joined the University faculty that even unconsciously and many years ago. and yet I would interpretations of the meaning of unintentionally the members divide my Cornell experience into the crisis might be exercising two very unequal parts: 1948 Some of us felt called upon to discrimination? Since so few through 1968 and 1969 to the engage in intense efforts to people ever plead guilty to the present It seems to me that the introduce changes which we sin and yet. since discrimination crisis of 1969 has left us with thought would make Cornell a so clearly exists in American unhealed wounds. Let me better University As we tried to society, affirmations of personal explain'by comparing the nature develop these new initiatives, we moral righteousness are hardly a of faculty discourse for these two came to realize that we were solution to the problem Nor am I periods looked upon by some opponents impressed by the Williams' I recognize that nostalgia for as malicious misguided people suggestion that a person who the "good old days" may well who. by politicizing the feels discriminated against exaggerate their virtues, and yet I University, were undermining the should lodge a grievance against find the changes so marked as to sacred values of academic life the department committing the require a comparison between Others interpreted the crisis as alleged offense If the professor the two periods In those old a grave challenge to academic knew more about the enormous practical difficulties of days, faculty discourse seemed freedom and to the standards of developing adequate grievance to me to rest upon an a great university As they fought procedures to deal with offenses assumption of broadly shared to preserve these values, it that are next to impossible to values and mutual respect. You seemed to some of us that they prove — especially in a could argue1 vigorously with your were trying to rally the troops to University community — he colleagues in faculty meetings mount an attack to recapture would not be so ready to offer and other public forums without Willard Straight Hall. such simple answers provoking personal animosities. A large majority of the faculty Since we assumed we shared fell between these two camps, If we believe — as I do — that the same principles, arguments yet the polarization separating the government has a focused upon the methods and two active and dedicated groups responsibility to try to eliminate procedures best suited to made it impossible to revive the discrimination from American reaching our common objectives. civilized faculty discourse that life, then it seems to me that, in When disagreements over had prevailed in the previous era. deaing with universities, the principles did arise, the clashes From issue to issue, the positions government basically has just were moderated by the implicit that would be taken in faculty assumption that two equally high meetings by many of our Continued on Page 8 principled individuals could colleagues (myself included) reasonably disagree as to how a became highly predictable. Gone given principle was to be was the fluidity of exploratory Critique of Some Hayes Procedures understood In my own college discussions out of which group decisions seemed naturally to Editor: (ILR). I sensed a creative fluidity (b) The committees should to evaluate than others. evolve. Opponents came into On March 12. after evaluating in faculty opinion I could not consider the job content first and (c) Management style in a meetings to fire their salvos from 37 job positions submitted to us predict from one issue to the then establish job requirements particular unit often has a strong prefixed ideological positions. as part of the Hayes Study of next, with any degree of — the reverse of what is now the influence on how a job is Practical issues were escalated Exempt Employes, we signed a accuracy, what opinions my case One should know what defined In a strongly controlled into vital matters of principle joint memorandum expressing colleagues would state and how a job entails before setting centralized unit the individual When people conceive and some of our reactions to the they would vote. Our decisions requirements for it. may have a more restricted phrase their disagreements in experience. Our Committee seemed not to arise out of (3) EMPHASIS position The same job in another terms of moral principles, it Leader, Nancy Elliott, submitted confrontations of fixed groups (a) While the committees are unit may allow for greater becomes exceedingly difficult to it to the Benchmark Committee with pre-formed positions but not aware of point counts for independence with increased make progress toward the for consideration. Because rather out of the exploring and particular questions, there does decision-making authority and resolution of practical problems- others may have questions about responsibility weighing of ideas in informal appear to be an administrative- the Hayes Study, we are now discussions and in faculty The current debate upon management-budget bias The (d) Few of the questions submitting it to Chronicle. meetings affirmative action symbolizes our question concerning the address themselves to the issue problems in communicating with handling of sensitive information, of the intellectual or creative After months of increasing COMMENTS ON THE HAYES tension, the old era came to an each other Pearce Williams for instance, essentially comes content of a job or the degree of would have President Corson risk STUDY down to the issue of how many sensitivity required in making end with the takeover of Willard FROM THE PUBLIC AFFAIRS Straight by black students. That 33 million dollars in annual employes the respondent decisions Inquiring whether federal support in order to fight FUNCTIONAL EVALUATION supervises. decisions are subjective or not traumatic event precipitated a COMMITTEE brief but intense period of for what the Professor considers (b) There is a tendency to does not go far in determining a moral principle and what (1) PREPARATION discriminate against the the degree of intelligence or skill discussion and debate Respondents should have participated in by thousands of seems to me an issue of individual who is one among that is needed procedures Like Professor received better information on many in a classification as Educational background." skill. students. professors and the content and intent of each administrators. The crisis left in' Williams. I believe in the opposed to the individual who is and training are further principle that employment question to avoid its wake a polarization of the in a one-on-one position deprecated when the evaluation decisions at Cornell (and understatements or community that still plagues the Committees tend to consider the committee is asked to consider elsewhere) should be based overstatements and to ensure faculty average parameters of a job only the minimum requirements upon merit and not be influenced consistency The crisis also produced when the same job is held by a for a job while at the same time by sex, minority group status, or among many of us a heightened (2) EVALUATION nunber of people (despite the determining the average job any other discriminatory content and the average impact dedication to campus political (a) Evaluation committees fact that some of those in that criterion But how is that activity: political in the sense of job category may have more re- The Public Affairs Functional principle to be applied in should be given computer print- seeking to exercise influence sponsibility) whereas it is likely Evaluation Committee — Kay practice? outs on the data included in the upon the governance and future questionnaires Thus, they can to consider additional factors Barnes. Charlotte Gold. Sol development of Cornell If someone were to accuse me better establish norms for a when it is aware of the realities Goldberg, Joe Leeming. Jack University But this dedication of discrimination in my position, making adjustments for of a particular situation. Further, Lowe. Stephen Martin. Anne S. was acted out by groups which judgments on employment and the accuracy of the information some committees have had Moffat. Elsie M Stainton. Ben mad© * i.

Carlton H. Baker, '58, of Elma, N. Y. presses a point during the final session of the three-day conference.

Aristotle Onassis and some people |ust got their collective 100 Cornell alumni and spouses backs up." have something in common: an How much of the vote was uncommon understanding of the concern over the refinery's threat ways of New England and, in to the environment and how particular, the New England much of it was against big- town meeting. Onassis's government and corporate knowledge came as a rude arrogance was one of many awakening last March when the points of discussion. townspeople of Durham. N H. In addition to the background nearly unanimously turned down information provided by the his bid to construct a $600 faculty during lectures and million oil refinery in their midst. discussions, participants in the On the other hand, the Cornell conference had been sent copies alumni understanding was of the book. "Peaceable developed during a three-day Kingdoms." a discussion of 18th conference. sponsored by Century New England life They Cornell Alumni University (CAU). were asked to read the book in it took place recently at the preparation'for the conference conference center of the Marine Mary Beth Norton, a member of Biological Laboratory at Woods the history faculty, outlined a Hole on Cape Cod number of questions to be taken into consideration while reading During a series of lectures, six the book, and expanded on these members of the faculty from the points during the conference. Ithaca campus provided the Other members of the alumni with a many-faceted look conference faculty were Bruce T. at New England and its social, Wilkins, professor of natural political, religious and ethnic resources, Fred Sornkin. heritage. The faculty of historians professor of history, and Robert and scientists approached the F. Morns and Glen'C. Alschuler. overall theme. "The Nature of doctoral candidates in biology New England" from both the and history, respectively physical and the metaphysical standpoints The convergence of The conference was the these two elements in the past second of three "education and present, emphasized vacations." staged this spring by frequently during the conference, CAU The first, at the Airlie was dramatized in an episode House, near Warrenton, Va , in during the Onassis venture in early April, also was attended by Durham. John M Kingsbury, more than 100 persons The professor of botany at Cornell theme. "Our Technological and director of the Shaols Future Can We Control It?" was Marine Laboratory near Durham covered by faculty members related the episode: including chemist Franklin A. Long, former vice president for "The Onassis people," he said, research and now the Henry R. "were trying to obtain options on Luce Professor of Science and all the land along a proposed Society at Cornell. pipeline A key parcel included the home of a widow and a The third conference was held spinster They turned down offer May 10-12 at Raquette Lake in after offer. The last offer made the Adirondacks on the theme before the whole proiect fell "Can the Adirondacks Remain through was for $200,000 Forever Wild?" Their resonse was, "Now, what The New England conference would we do with all that had two added attractions: an money?" unscheduled tour of the research vessel Ernest R. Knorr, operated Much of the dialogue during by the Wood's Hole the conference revolved around Oceanographic Institution, and a the word consensus and how conference-ending, pre-season this cornerstone of the New tour of Heritage Plantation of England society was arrived at in Sandwich The special tour was colonial times and what vestiges arranged by Josiah K. Lilly III, a of it remain today. Its presence 1939 graduate of Cornell, who is Alumni inspect the Ernest R. Knorr, one of the world's most advanced oceanographic was most evident in Durham a founder and sponsor of the research vessels. when as Kingsbury put it: "The educational facility Thursday, May 23 CORNELL CHRONICLE 7

Ronald (Elizabeth) Durand of Rochester, N.Y. examines early timber shaping Cornell Trustee Joseph P. King, '36, of Rochester leads a mounted parade of alumni on visit to museums at Heritage Plantations of Sandwich. a restored 1912 merry-go-round in crafts museum at Heritage Plantation. Alumni Education Vacation on Cape Cod Photos & Story by Martin B. Stiles

Cornell professor of natural resources Bruce T. Wilkins conducts small discussion group on patio of conference center over looking Eel Pond at Wood's Hole. 8 CORNELL CHRONICLE Thursday, May 23 Comment Continued from Page 4 recent experience as chairman of beings to value especially the Job Opportunities two alternatives (1) the the recruiting committee of our recommendations of people who government could demand that, Department of Organizational think as we do. it is quite Continued from Page 5 until our departments have X Behavior We started by doing possible that, by breaking out of Lab Technician I. NP-8 (Vet College) percentage of minority group and what we had always done in the this narrow circle, next time we Lab Technician II. NP-1 1 (3) (Vet College) of female members, we must past: calling or writing the will have our attention drawn to Research Specialist (Agricultural Economics) hire applicants in those leading professors in the leading a first rate individual that we NP-10 (Plant Pathology) categories even when we believe graduate departments in our field would not otherwise have an Research Technician II. Research Technician II. NP-10 (2) (Natural Resources) that other individuals are more to ask them to send letters of .opportunity to hire Whatever the Research Technician II. NP-10 (Geneva) highly qualified (2) The recommendation and vitae on chances of such an outcome in Research Technician III. NP-1 2 (Plant Pathology) government can require that, in their best candidates. Then, the future, the essential point is Research Technician V. NP-1 7 (Vet College) recruiting to fill a position, we through on-campus and off- that the new procedures did not Research Technician V. NP-1 7 (Agricultural Economics) make extra efforts to assure campus channels of people in any way limit our ability to hire Research Technician, A-2 1 (Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell ourselves and others that able concerned with minority and the individual we considered Biology) minority group and female female employment, and through best qualified for the position. Technician I, A-1 5 (Laboratory of Plasma Studies) candidates are included in our advertisement in professional How are we to bring emotion- Technical Assistant, A-17 (Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell applicant pool and are given publications, we announced the laden issues such as affirmative Biology) serious consideration qualifications of the person we action into an area where Experimentalist I, NP-1 1 (Genetics, Development & I would regard the imposition were seeking and solicited rational discourse becomes Physiology) of the first requirement a applications. This meant that, possible? I suggest that we start Experimentalist I, NP-1 1 (Agronomy) violation of a fundamental instead of having 30 to 40 with recognition that the Experimentalist II. NP-1 5 (L H Bailey Hortorium) principle of university life, and I applicants, we accumulated a file purposes behind Federal Research Associate (CRSR) would then join with Professor of over 200 When the sifting out legislation are in accord with our Research Associate (Agricultural Economics) Williams in urging President was completed and the own moral commitment to keep Research Associate (Animal Science) Corson to oppose the candidates we judged best discriminatory influences out of Research Associate (Mechanical and Aerospace requirement at any cost But that qualifed had been invited to the our hiring and promotion Engineering) is not the situation we are facing, campus to speak to us and to our decisions From this base, we Research Associate (Geneva) and it is my judgment that, if we students on their research, we can then go on to consider Research Associate (Agricultural Engineering) show good faith and diligence in ended up by hiring a white male whether we can devise a set of Researach Associate (NAIC) carrying through the procedures We did so because, in the procedures that will be in accord Research Associate (LASSP) that are required, we will greatly unanimous judgement of with the spirit of the legislation Research Associate (Applied and Engineering Physics) lessen the possibility of the members of the Department, this and yet will be less burdensome Research Associate (Division of Nutritional Sciences) government one day deciding was the best candidate to the faculty and administration Extension Associate (Division of Nutritional Sciences) that the imposition of quotas is While the extended canvass, in and less offensive to some of our Postdoctoral Associate (LASSP) the only way to get Cornell to multiplying the number of colleagues. I cannot guarantee progress along this pathway, but Postdoctoral Associate (Ecology and Systematics) comply with a non-discrimination applicants, added greatly to the this kind of discussion has far Extension Aide (Agricultural Economics) policy. Since Professor Williams work of our department, I more chance of being productive Medical Technologist. A-18 (2) (University Health Service) finds it morally repugnant to personally do not resent this than exhortations that President Assistant Cook. A-14 (Statler) "eyeball" his Department. I can extra burden. We can now satisfy Corson attack the government Cook I. A-17 (Dining Services) only be grateful that other ourselves and any outsiders that for immorality Cook. A-16 (Phi Gamma Delta) Cornell people are willing to use we made a good faith effort to Cook (Delta Gamma Sorority) their eyes in order to protect the avoid any discrimination in our Whatever nostalgia we may Dining Supervisor. A-18 (2) (Dining Services) interests of all of us in providing search and decision making feel for earlier days, we cannot Dining Manager, A-2 1 (Dining Services) information for a reporting procedures. Furthermore, while go back to the past. We can only Executive Dietician (Dining Manager. A-21) (Dining Services) system which is necessary for the final decision was the same hope to find new pathways to Mechanician. A-1 5 (Student Housing) any meaningful affirmative action as it would have been without restore civilized discourse in the Sheet Metal Worker (Apprentice) (B&P) programs. the extended procedures, given Cornell community Plumber (Apprentice) (B&P) On this matter. I speak from the natural tendencies of human William Foote Whyte Painter (Apprentice) (B&P) Electrical Engineer. A-28 (B&P) Mechanical Engineer. A -28 (B&P) Hum. Ec. College to Award Assistant Foreman (Heating Plant) (B&P) Research Engineer I. A-26 (Lab of Nuclear Studies) A $300 Annual Scholarship Gabriela Research Engineer II (NAIC) The establishment of a new $5,200 scholarship fund in the New Sr Electronic Technician. A-19 (Biological Sciences) York State College of Human Ecology was recently announced by Synchrotron Operator (Lab of Nuclear Studies) Dean David C Knapp. Samper Supervising Housekeeper. A-14 (Student Housing) The fund, established by women associated with the home Custodian, A-13 (Student Housing) Gabriela Samper of the economics division of Cooperative Extension. Westchester County, Patrol Officer I. A-18 (Safety Division) Committee on U.S.-Latin will make about $300 a year available to an undergraduate student in American Relations (CUSLAR), human ecology at Cornell who has graduated from a Westchester PART-TIME AND TEMPORARY POSITIONS died in Bogota. Colombia, on County high school. (All temporary and part-time positions are also listed with May 16 The award will be renewable for up to four years as long as the Student Employment) recipient fulfills all requirements set by the university. Any year Samper was known to Temporary Service Clerical (SASS/Sociology (temp p/t)) student may apply for the scholarship, which will increase as the Ithacans and throughout Central Typist (B&PA (temp p/t)) donors continue to contribute to the fund. New York for her outstanding Clerk-Typist (Agricultural Economics (temp f/t)) Scholarship Chairman Carolyn Vincent Bruenn and Westchester work in interpreting South Recorder (University Senate (temp p/t)) County Cooperative Extension Agent Gloria Laidman said it had taken American culture to North Steno II. NP-6 (Vet College (perm p/t)) two years and seven months for the women to raisethe money Americans, especially the role of Department Secretary. A-13 (Housing (temp f/t)) The fund was accepted by Dean Knapp in a ceremony immediately the U.S. presence in her native Secretary (Committee on the Status of Blacks (temp f/t)) following the scheduled activities of the College's 14th Annual South American continent Senior Account Clerk (Library (perm p/t)) Institute. Administrative Secretary. NP-8 (Communication Arts (perm Samper said her role at Cornell p/t)) was "to build bridges of Steno III. NP-9 (Education (temp f/t)) Sports Scoreboard understanding" between people Library Assistant. A-10 (Library (perm p/t)) of the hemisphere. She showed Searcher 1. A-1 3 (Library (perm p/t)) BASEBALL — Final Record: 13-19. This weeks schedule: films and lectured at the Lab Assistant (Biochemistry. Molecular & Cell Biology (temp, May 24-26. exhibition games with Brown and Dartmouth at university, churches, schools, f/t)) Keene and Hanover. N H nearby towns and a prison LACROSSE — Record to date: 12-1 Last weeks results: Lab Assistant {.Geneva) Cornell 15. Virginia 8 (NCAA quarter-finals). This weeks She was first and foremost a Lab Technician II. NP-11 (Vet Pathology (temp f/t)) schedule: May 26. at Maryland (NCAA semi-final) film-maker, and many of her Laborer (Laboratory of Ornithology (temp f/t)) TRACK — Final Record: 1-2. This week's schedule: May 24- films were awarded international Shipping Clerk (Southeast Asia Program (perm p/t) 25. IC4A championships at Pittsburgh. prizes Her last film. The Salt Assistant - Food Service (Statler (temp p/t)) TENNIS — Final Record: 2-10. Man. received The Maltese Laundry Worker, A-10 (General Services (perm p/t)) LIGHTWEIGHTCREW — Final Record: 1-3. Cross award in Cordoba. Research Specialist (Community Service Education (temp HEAVYWEIGHT CREW — Record-to date: 2-0. This weeks Argentina, in 1972 f/t)) schedule: May 25. Pennsylvania. Continued on Page 10 GOLF—Final Record: 5-3. Thursday, May 23 CORNELL CHRONICLE 9 Cost Estimates Rise; Project Reassessed Kudos Continued from Page 1 Mackesey said: Cornell's Office of University Publications has been awarded "May I assure you that this "I was surprised arid first place in the Public reassessment is based strictly on dismayed to hear on the radio Service/Public Relations financial considerations The and read in the Ithaca Journal classification in the third annual University continues to have the that the Village Board has Addy Awards competition same plans for the use of the scheduled another public sponsored by the Elmira-Corning land in question as it has had hearing on the Cornell University Advertising Club. since the property was application for a permit for the The award was based on a purchased nearly 20 years ago, construction of student housing selection of posters, invitations with the clear intention of using it on the old Country Club site. and catalogs created for for student housing or for other Neither I nor any other exhibitions at the Herbert F. appropriate University purposes. representative of Cornell has Johnson Museum of Art at "I have become increasingly asked for another public hearing Cornell during the past year. concerned about the general In fact, we believe that no useful Graphics submitted included tone of the discussion arising out purpose would be served by a materials for the May Stevens. of the proposal to build this public hearing Asian Art and Robert Sloane particular student apartment "In my letter to you of May 8, exhibitions project. Let me assure you that 1974, I did reiterate earlier Cornell has every intention of requests for an opportunity to being a responsible neighbor, at discuss with the Village Board Two budding Cornell the same time being mindful of the concerns that the Board, as playwrights are winners of its obligation to provide housing the agency charged with making awards given by the Department that is both suitable and a determination under the of Theater Arts for submitting the convenient for its students. I am Zoning Ordinance, might have best one-act plays in this year's equally mindful, however, of the about the proposal which has competition Two separate prizes University's close and valued been before it for many weeks. were combined this year into one relationship with the Villagers in For reasons which we do not competition — the Forbes Cayuga Heights Cornell certainly understand, our requests to meet Heermans Prize and the George has no desire to pursue its own with the Board have been A McCalmon Award, giving needs without regard for this ignored I am still confident that $1 50 00 to the first prize winner relationship. if University people could but sit and $75 00 to the winner of the second prize. Sessions on Working Women "I believe that Cornell has around a table with the Board, or Karen David. a graduate "Women in the Work World" will be the topic of four behaved with full regard for this with some members of the student from Great Neck questions posed by the Office of Personnel Services in morning concern. Board, those technical and legal received first prize for her play. sessions held June 4 through June 7 for employes "To make certain that we have problems which remain could be "ROOMMATES" Second prize All sessions will be from 9 am to noon in 110 Ives Hall and been working from the same soon cleared up went to Ray Grabo, a junior in the are free of charge record of the University's "I was also puzzled by the College of Arts and Sciences, for On Tuesday, June 4, Jennie Farley will discuss "Do Women relationship to the Village inference in the May 21 story in his play. "IT HAPPENS EVERY Supervisors Have Unique Problems?" Farley is director of the regarding this property, I have the Ithaca Journal that Cornel] TUESDAY." Grabo is from Rome. Women's Studies Program and assistant professor of industrial asked Vice President for Planning University was not following the New York. and labor relations Thomas W Mackesey to forward procedures specified by the In a bequest to the University. On Wednesday, June 5. a panel moderated by Alice Cook, to you in the next few days a Zoning Ordinance I think you professor emeritus, will discuss "Career and/or Family?" chronological history of that know that Cornell has been Forbes Heermans. Class of 1878, established the annual Panelists will be Alison Casarett. associate dean of the relationship. I encourage you to meticulous about following the Graduate School; Maria Emmons. extension specialist, Human read it carefully. If any significant stated procedures. We have awards given in his name The McCalmon Award was Ecology: Maria Rivera, assistant professor. Health Services, material has been omitted. never been notified that there and Priscilla Romond. administrative secretary. please call it to my attention and have been any procedural established by the Department of On Thursday. June 6. Joan Egner. associate professor of it will certainly be considered." deficiencies. If.there have been, Theater Arts as a memorial to the education and acting associate director of research. Agriculture we would appreciate knowing late chairman of that In his letter to Mayor and Life Sciences, will speak on "Femininity — Yes or No?" what those deficiencies may be department. Marcham. Vice President On Friday. June 7, Francine Herman, lecturer in Hotel so that we may correct them. Administration will present the topic "How Can Women Get "There has been so much Ahead?" and will show a film "Twelve like You " Hotelmen Group misinformation and Employes may attend any or all sessions with attendance misinterpretation concerning the limited by the facility Signups may be made by calling Linda Donates $2,500 relationships between the Village Bodine. 256-4869. To Meek Fund and University over the use of the Supervisors are encouraged to allow employes to attend, Country Club property that we according to Gerald S. Thomas, assistant director of Personnel The Cornell Society of are assembling a factual record Services Hotelman has donated $2,500 of those relationships since to the Lois Farmer Meek Cornell acquired the property. Memorial Fund established after You should have copies in the Barton Blotter the death in an automobile next few days I think that you accident in February 1973 of the and the other members of the wife of the late Howard B Meek, Village Board will find it useful." founder and first dean of the Some Packed; Some Lost Things School of Hotel Administration. Hinman Grant In the rush of getting things ready for the mass in Warren Hall; a purse containing wallet, cards exodus. Cornell students may have packed some The gift of the alumni The Grove W Hinman and and papers from a locked car in the southwestern rather incongruous items Listed among the 21 association of the Hotel School, Agnes M. Hinman Charitable Barton parking lot; two pin-up lamps from the first- said Dean Robert A Beck, Foundation of Hamilton has thefts on campus in Safety Division reports for the floor women's room in Upson Hall; a bicycle from greatly helps in reaching the made a $5,000 grant to the past week were such things, as a fire hose and the rack outside Sibley Hall; a bicycle wheel and $5,000 goal needed to establish New York State College of nozzles, pin-up lamps, a microwave oven and 30 gear assembly from a bike parked outside the fund as an endowment Agriculture and Life Sciences chairs University Halls 5. a small pair of scissors from a Funds from the endowment, he The grant will be Among thefts listed were: counter in Campus Stores; about $5 in change said, will be used to purchase supplemented each year and About $75 from a pastry vending machine in the from a container on top of a coke machine in the additions to the Memorial Book will be used to establish basement of Warren Hall; an electronic calculator basement of Phillips House Shelf placed in Mrs Meek's scholarships for students from a desk drawer in an office that was burglarized Also, a wallet containing $32 in cash from a honor in the Howard B Meek attending the College from in Warren Hall; a salf-containe.d airbreathing secured locker in Teagle Hall, a desk lamp from an Library at the Hotel School Madison County and other apparatus, including race mask, tank and regulator office in Hollister Hall; about 30 wooden chairs The society, which made its counties in Central New York. from a hallway storage case in Baker Laboratory; a stolen from the graduate student lounge on the gift at its annual meeting this Eight to ten Hinman microwave oven from ;he kitchen of North Campus second floor of Phillips Hall, over the past six spring, also pledged future gifts scholars will be supported by Dorm 7: unknown quantity of coins from a pastry months; six locker baskets damaged and contents of $1,000 if they should be the grant each year. They will vending machine broken into in University Halls 1; possibly taken in Teagle Hall; a fire hose and needed in order to reach the be selected on the basis of unknown quantity of coins from a candy vending three nozzles from the basement hallway of Statler $5,000 endowment level Others scholastic merit, financial machine in the basement of Upoon Hall, and the Hall; a typewriter and a cut glass ashtray and wishing to contribute to the fund need, character, and their same from a pastry machine in the basement of decorative candle from an unlocked room in Clara may send their gifts to Dean interest in the agricultural Goldwin Smith Hall Dickson Hall, and six record albums from an Befcfc at the-'Hotel School sciences. Also, about $1Q*i»Kiuaneis from a dftplj fliawer unlocked room iti-Boldt Hull 10 CORNELL CHRONICLE Thursday, May 23

Chairman of the FCR Executive ex offiao members of the University Committee. Professor Walter R Lynn, Faculty did pass. Civil and Environmental Engineering, Before the meeting closed. Provost who presented a review of Dean Cooke gave a brief tribute to Professor Penney's three years in office During Olum who was attending his last Bulletin his term. Professor Lynn observed. University Faculty meeting in his 25 Dean Penney had provided important years at Cornell before assuming new leadership and guidance to the duties as Dean in the University of establishment and operation of the Texas The meeting seconded the FCR standing committees The FCR tribute with its applause. of the Faculty has been taken from a "paper existence" to a viable, operating Retired or Retiring Professors— 1973-74 legislative unit, he noted He also cited Dean Penney's role in organizing the George P Adams. Jr. Economics (Publication of this Bulletin is supervised by the Secretary of the Faculty response to the Cranch Report. Frederick B Agard, Division of University Faculty Robert AA. Cotts, 315 Day Hall, 256-4843) While keeping a tight rein on Faculty Modern Languages and Linguistics business, the Dean has kept up his Robert J Ames. Communication Report of the Meeting teaching and professional Arts responsibilities in the Law. he George W. Brooks. Industrial and Of the University Faculty observed. Professor Lynn especially Labor Relations May 15, 1974 emphasized the effectiveness of Dean Wallace D Brown. Cooperative Penney as the spokesman for the Extension At its regular spring meeting, the adopted to prevent such an occurrence Faculty, pointing out that his advice Martin G Cline. Agronomy University Faculty heard an address by in the future. and counsel was.often sought and J Milton Cowan. Division of Modern President Dale R Corson. two reports Dean Penney reported he had received by the President and his staff, Languages and Linguistics from Acting Provost W D Cooke, and a initiated correspondence with officers the Council of Deans, individual faculty Lawrence B Darrah. Agricultural report from Dean of the Faculty of the AAUP to determine why the members, and by students Professor Economics Norman Penney The Faculty took the censure had not been lifted Initial Lynn also kindly expressed Faculty Herbert Dieckmann. Avalon occasion to honor 34 of its members indications from AAUP are that they appreciation to the Secretary whose Foundation Professor of Humanities retiring this year and to express its term expires this year. At the David Dropkin, John Edson Sweet appreciation to Dean Penney who is Vote! conclusion of Professor Lynns Professor of Mechanical Engineering. completing his term of office as Dean University Faculty members are presentation. Dean Penney was given a W. Duane Evans. Industrial and of the Faculty urged to vote in the general mail- standing ovation Labor Relations and Economics. (President Corsons address and ballot elections for Faculty Trustee. Reeshon Feuer. Agronomy Provost Cookes report on salaries Faculty Committees and FCR at- Provost Cooke reported that plans to Harrop A Freeman. Law were reported in last week's Chronicle.) large members. The election for purchase the new IBM 370/168 Frank F Gi/more. Business and Dean Penney expressed the Faculty Trustee is subject to computer had been temporarily Public Administration appreciation of the University Faculty challenge if less than 40 per cent of delayed because financing from Henry P Goode. Industrial to all of its retiring members noting the Faculty votes. Ballots should be outside sources has recently appeared Engineering and Operations Research. that they had the respect and gratitude received in the office of the Dean of to be much more of a risk The John D Hartman. Vegetable Crops of the entire faculty. Those retiring Faculty, 315 Day Hall, before Friday situation was reviewed by the Glenn W. Hedlund. Agricultural members present at the meeting stood afternoon. May 24. University Computing Board and, Economics and received a warm round of Faculty members are also through its FCR representative Robert F Holland. Food Science. applause. The retiring professors are reminded of the special ballots for Professor G V Chester, Physics, it has John K Loosli. Animal Science listed on this page election of Dean and Secretary of decided to go ahead with the original Thomas W Mackesey. Regional the University Faculty, due In his report. Dean Penney reviewed plans Professor Chesier reported that Planning and Vice President for Wednesday noon. May 29 the present status of the AAUP several of the college deans had Planning. censure. The failure of the American expressed strong support for the Howard W Matott. Extension Association of University Professors to want to examine the new policy in proposed purchase and had agreed Administration. some detail, he stated The problem, he remove its censure at its recent that the plans should proceed In Arthur M Mizener. Old Dominion observed, belongs principally to the meeting has caused deep concern on answer to a question Provost Cooke Foundation Professor of Humanities. New York campus which sets policy the campus, he observed The problem stated that the University does expect Walter L. Nelson. Biochemistry. essentially independently from the has to do with a failure of the to sell time on the new computer to Biological Sciences. Ithaca campus University to provide a written other nearby colleges. Katherine J. Newman. Human Dean Penney also announced the notification within a prescribed time for Nutrition and Food. candidates for the offices of Dean and Lacking a quorum, the meeting could the recent termination of employment Michael Peech. Agronomy. Secretary of the Faculty not act upon proposed legislation from of a non-tenured faculty member in the Howard G Smith. Electrical Acting Speaker. Professor Paul the Membership Committee, but "a Medical College. A settlement has Engineering. Olum, Mathematics, departed from the sense of the body" resolution favoring been made with the former employe, Robert M Smock. Pomology agenda to give the floor to the addition of the Treasurer to the list of he said, and a new policy has been John C Swan. Extension Administration. Kenneth L Turk. Animal Science. Ethel L Vatter, Consumer Economics and Public Policy Robert J Walker. Mathematics. Recent Judicial Decisions Ernest N Warren. William G. McRoberts Research Professor in Administration of the Law Two students admitting failing fireworks on University premises written reprimand was to redeem bad checks after two and refusing to accompany a acceptable to all parties to the Car/ton E Wright, Consumer warnings from the University Safety Division officer when case Education. Unions. Each accepted a written apprehended He accepted a Charlotte M Young. Nutrition. Three students admitted reprimand, and one received a written reprimand and a fine of having painted the Andrew $10 fine as well. $ 1 50 or 60 hours of community Dickson White statue with green Two students admitted service paint. Each accepzd a written upting to-defraud the Co-op A student admitted being in reprimand, a $15 fine, and an dining program. Each accepted a knowing possession of two order to make restitution in the written reprimand and the choice stolen cameras He accepted a Job Opportunities amount of $55 of a $25 fine or 10 hours of written reprimand and a $60 fine Continued from Page 8 acceptable community service or 24 hours of community Two students admitted having Administrative Aide 11. A-20 (Division of Biological Sciences One student also agreed to make service damaged $7 50 worth of ip/t)) restitution for the price of the A student admitted the theft of shrubbery in the Cornell Acting Sea Grant Program Leader (Water Resources & meal he had eaten. a vacuum cleaner from a public Marine Sciences Research Center (temp p/t)) Plantations The summary Another student admitted room in one of the Unions. He Extension Aide (Agricultural Engineering (temp, f/t)) decision agreed upon by all having attempted to steal $10' accepted a written reprimand Research Associate (Vet College (perm p/t)) parties to the case stipulated that worth of food from the Co-op and a $25 fine or 10 hours of Research Associate (Applied and Engineering Physic?) program. The summary decision, community service. The penalty each student pay $75 restitution Research Associate (5) (Lab of Nuclear Studies) agreed upon consisted of a was much reduced, because in cash and work off another Research Associate (Plasma Studies) written reprimand, a $75 fine or there seemed to be no intent to $250 for the Plantations, in Sr Research Associate (Education) 30 hours of community service, remain in possession of the item. addition to paying a penalty fine Postdoctoral Associate (2) (LASSP) and $10 restitution A student admitted hitting of $50 or performing 20 hours of Extension Associate (Design and Environmental Analysis) A student admitted using ludent The penalty vtce Thursday, May 23 CORNELL CHRONICLE 11 Bulletin Board Holiday Schedules Announced The Senate Page The Office of Personnel Services has announced the University The Senate Page is the official bulletin of the Cornell University Senate. Publication is supervised holiday schedule and bus service schedule for Memorial Day, July 4 by Michael E Fisher, secretary of the Senate, 133 Day Hall, 256-3715. and Labor Day Memorial Day will be celebrated on the last Monday in May (May 27) July 4 will fall on Thursday. Labor Day will be celebrated on Monday, Sept. 2. These days will be given as days off with pay to Senate Calendar . Room Rents to Rise At its meeting of Friday, May 17. the Committee on Campus Life regular full-time non-academic employes. The holidays will also be THURSDAY. MAY 23 given as days off with pay to regular part time non-academic approved a proposal by the Department of Housing to increase room Subcommittee on Student employes who are regularly scheduled to work on these days. rents by $24 per year. This increase was made necessary jn order to Housing. 3 p.m.. B-40 Day Hall. offset the sharp increase in costs of utilities The $24 increase covers The University will be in session on Sept 2. Regular Summer Subcommittee on Dining, 7 only part of the total cost increase, and the remainder is offset by Session classes will not be held on July 4. but most special programs p.m.. G-92 Uns additional sources of income. including Summer Studios in Art and all Hotel School-sponsored non- credit courses will hold regular class meetings Adequate staffing for these units will be at the discretion of the responsible dean, director and department chairman. Any employes who are required to work Sponsored Programs, Awards Received on these days will be given equal time off on another day at a time The Office of Academic Funding announces the following new grants and contracts for sponsored prORrams mutually convenient to the employe and supervisor. for the Ithaca and Ceneva units of the University. Directors of special programs which will hold classes on July 4 are Project Director Department Sponsor Amount Period requested to contact the Safety Division several days in advance to Anderson, J. D. UNIV. UNIONS Cornell Cinema Support NYS 2,000 6 mos make arrangements to have their particular buildings open as usual Boegly, C. 0. COOPEXT Cooperative Extension Consumer Edu- NYS 24,480 1 yr. on July 4. cation Program There will be no University bus service on May 27 and July 4. Brutsaert, W. H. CIV & ENVE Regional Evapotransplration NSF 25,400 1 yr. Employes with "A", "B". or "A/B" stickers may park on campus on Capener, H. R. RURAL SOC Environ Focused Issue. & Social ROCKFLLR 37,100 1 yr. these two days Structure of HUDSON FNDN

Chapman, L. D. AGEC Economic Structure & Performance NSF 181,200 1 yr. of the Energy Industry Absentee Voting in The Primary A change in New York election law now permits absentee voting in Clemen., E. T. VET Olin Research Grant OLIN RESEARCH 1,565 3 mo.. CENTER any contested primary election above the local level During previous

Dueland, R. VET June primaries most students were able to vote in person When the Total Hip Prothesis For The Dog SEEING EYE 30,762 1 yr. primary was changed to September, this Ijw was passed to allow Finch, C. H. LI BE Lafayette i, The Age Of The Amer- CSA 106.635 1 yr. ican Revolution students to vote absentee

Hedlund, D. E. EDUCATION Development Of A Systematic Process NYS 40,420 I yr. If a person is registered and has voted tn a general election in the For Occupational Educ. Curr. Dev. past two years, he can apply for an absentee ballot from the Board of Hoy, R. R. NEURO BIO Neurological & Genetic Analysis NIH 57.039 1 yr. Elections no earlier than August 12th and no later than September Of Acoustic Behavior 3rd If he has turned 18 since the last general election then he may Jaquette, S. C. OPERRES Nonlinear Utility Criteria In Markov NSF 17,000 18 mo. Declaion Proces.e. register and request special enrollment; he will then be eligible to vote in the primary September 10th Unfortunately, if he doesn't fit Jonea, B. G, POLICY PLANNING Large Scale tion In Urban Planning NSF 27,634 1 mos. either of these categories and he registers between now and October, Kaser, D. he can vote only in the general election November 5th. Applications LIK Title IIA HEA, College Library Res- 0E 6,250 1 yr. ources Program for absentee ballots for November 5th should be made between Kavin, M. R. JOHNSON MUSEUM Museum Exhibition Extension Through NYS 3,000 6 mos. October 7th and October 29th at the Board of Elections. Use Of Portable Video Equipment Because undergraduate students are not always eligible to vote in Uiat, E. HUMEC NYS Social Services Contract-Time NYS 4,000 1 yr. Sec'ty Srvce & Tel Cvrge Tompkins County (one must receive most of his income here and be a Levit.ky, D. A. NUT Nutrition & Behavior NIH 19.800 1 yr. year-round resident), it is often simpler to remain registered at your home Remember that if one registers as an independent he will not L). C. Y. MATLSCI/ENG Mechanical Equation Of State For NSF 29.600 1 yr. Plastic Deformation be able to vote in primaries. Malcolm, N. A. Wittgenstein: Tractatus To Inveatig- NFAH 42.410 9 mo.. ations --Summer Seminar, Philosophy NSF Pre-College Materials Program Meinwald, J. Corp Ceneral Research Support HOFFMAN- 4,375 1 yr. LAROCHE The National Science Foundation invites proposals for projects in Meinwald, J. CHEM Graduate Fellowship in Chemistry UPJOHN CO. 5,000 1 yr. science literacy at the elementary level (K-6) and secondary level (7 1 2). and for projects leading to careers in science and technology at Oliver. I. E. GEOSCI Deep Earthquakes And Descent Of Llthosphere--Tloga Island Arc NSF 69.900 1 yr. the secondary level High priority will be given to consideration of Oliver, I. E. Recent Vertical Movements Of Crust INT 30,795 1 yr. proposals for development of materials that relate science and In--And Geological Info. technology to environmental and societal problems. Prospective Robson, D. S. Dev Reference Manual/Statistical R, 50,000 1 yr. applicants should normally submit a proposal in preliminary form or a Analy.i«...Do.e Response Relations letter of inquiry before the formal request is prepared Proposals may Scheraga, H. A. Travel Money For Israel Symposium INDUSTRIAL 1,500 9 mo.. SOURCES be submitted at any time, but from 4 to 6 months should be allowed for a formal decision Further information on this program is available S.herage. H. A. CHEM Second International Symposium On NSF 7,000 1 yr. Polyamlno Acids--Implications in the Office of Academic Funding. 1 23 Day Hall

Schulti, A. C. CHEM Vinyl Sulfides In Organic Synthesis NIH 30,409 1 yr. Scott, N. R. AGENG Study On Thermoregulation Of Chickens NINIHH 26.708 I yr. Guidance Center Open to Employes Sears, W. R. MECHAERO Theory And Application Of Unsteady AF 62.250 1 yr. University employes will be able to use the services of the Flowa University Guidance and Testing Center during the summer months Severance, D. G. OPERRES Data Access File Organisation Tech- 17,000 niques to assist them in defining their academic or vocational objectives,

3 yra. according to Howard G Andrus, director Sheffy, B. VET Alpo Crant ALLEN PROD. 157.100 15 mos. The Center offers counseling to help the employe define his Optimal Ecological Pest Control NSF 16,900 Shoemaker, C. CIV & ENVE Including—To Corn Production concerns, interests and abilities, after which the employe may be 1 yr. Permeability Measurements For Hollow 13.695 encouraged to take a series of aptitude, interest, achievement and Stevenson, J. F. CHEME Fiber Membranes personality tests Testing varies from three to eight hours, with time 9,400 9 mos. INTL POP PROG Photographic Exhibit:"Hargin Of Life" ROCKFLLR for both testing and counseling ranging from 10 to 15 hours in most Stycos. J. M. FNDN cases If testing is required, a fee of $35 will be charged 25,700 1 yr. Theoretical Studies On Astron AEC Sudan, R. N. EE Stability Because the office is open during the regular work day. employes must make arrangements with their immediate supervisors for Prob:«ms In Complementary Theory NSF 17,000 15 mos. Todd, M. J. OPKi'RES released time. Andrus said. Study Of Membrane And Thermal Turcotte, D. L. GEOSCI I yr., Stresaes In The Lithosphere NSF 19.000 The Center is located in 203 Telephone 6-5044

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H-nttL. interview Index Medicus consists of more than 2 million references from 2,500 journals (1964 to the present) covering a wide variety of medical and biological subjects DQD--Departraent of Defense 12 CORNELL CHRONICLE Thursday, May 23 Thursday, June 6 Prizewinner Calendar No events scheduled. May 23-June 6 Exhibits Franklin Gallery: Katrina Vanderlip-Cathy Gins — to May 18. Herbert F. Johnson Museum: Cornell collects Modern Art: Paintings from the collection of the Johnson Museum — to summer. Architectural Preservation in Tompkins County, an exhibition by Historic Ithaca — to June 16 Cornell Boxes — to Thursday, May 23 summer Self-images — May 18 to June 3 Hours: Tues-Sat 10 8 p.m. "Cornell Cinema Film "A Thousand Clowns" Uns a.m.-5 p m Sun 1 1 a m -5 p.m. Mon closed Auditorium Attendance limited to Cornell Community History of Science Collections. Recent Acquisitions (changed 8 p.m. Free Film: 4 Shorts from China — "Shenyang monthly) Acrobatics" — "Depend On The Masses" — "China Today" — Olm Library "Petrarch A sexcentenary Celebration " "Red Flag Canal " Willard Straight Theatre Sponsored by the Sibley Dome Gallery: Paintings by Tim Engelland. Graduate New China Study Group Thesis presentation — to May 18 Uns Library "American Institute of Graphic Arts. Fifty Books of the Year Friday, May 24 6 pm "African Freedom Day Dinner One World Room. Schullian: THE BAGLIVI CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE Anabel Taylor Hall Sponsored by the African Students LIBRARY OF SIR WILLIAM OSLER Publication date was May Association 7 & 9:15 pm "Cornell Cinema Film: "Summer of 42" 10. 1974. $45 00 Dorothy M Schullian was CuratoT. History Statler Auditorium Attendance limited to Cornell Community of Science Collections. Cornell University Libraries, until her 7 & 9:10 p*m "Cornell Cinema Film. "Yellow Submarine" retirement in 1972 with The Beatles Uns Auditorium 8 pm Free Film: 4 shorts from China — "Shenyang ' Admission charged Acrobatics" — "Depend On The Masses" — "China Today" — Attendance at all events is limited to the approved seating "Red Flag Canal " Willard Straight Theatre Sponsored by New capacity of the hall in which they are presented. . China Study Group. All items for the Cornell Chronicle Calendar must be submitted to the Office of Central Reservations. Willard Straight Hall (either through the mails or by leaving them at the Straight Saturday, May 25 desk) at least 10 days prior to publication of the Chronicle the Calendar is prepared for the Chronicle by the Office of Central 1 p m Freshman Crew, Pennsylvania, Cayuga Inlet Reservations 1 30 p m Junior Varsity Crew. Pennsylvania, Cayuga Inlet 2 p.m Varsity Crew. Pennsylvania. Cayuga Inlet 5 1 5 & 11 30 p m Catholic Masses Anabel Taylor Chapel Exchange 7 & 9:15 p.m "Cornell Cinema Film "Summer of 42" Continued f/om Page 7 Statler Auditorium Attendance limited to Cornell Community program, students will register with the extramural 7 & 9:15 pm "Cornell Cinema Film "Yellow Submarine" with The Beatles Uris Auditorium division of the other institution, after having received approval from their own college or school. The exchange KUDOS — Russ Hamilton, Photo Editor of Cornell Chronicle, Sunday, May 26 students must fulfill any course prerequisites and must recently won first place in feature photography in the 35th receive the permission of the instructor to enroll in the annual photo competition of the Philadelphia Press 9 30 am. Episcopal Church at Cornell. Anabel Taylor Chapel course Students" will be accepted into courses on a Photographers Association The photo shows a dog jumping for •a balloon during Fall-In festivities All are welcome space available basis 9:30 am & 11 am Catholic Masses Anabel Taylor Chapel All are welcome CORNELL UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES 10 30 am. Ruhani Satsang — Sat-Guru Kirpal Singh's Divine Schedule of Hours Science of The Soul Loft II. Willard Straight Hall Summer - May 24, 1974, through September 1, 1974 11am Convocation The Rev David B Callen. THE FOLLOWING LIBRARIES ARE ADHERING TO THE SAME SCHEDULE: University Catholic Chaplain at Cornell 0 1 1 am Cornell Cricket Club practice Bacon Cage New Library Date Monday Tuesday W ednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday members welcome. BPA May 24 - Sept 1 Engineering May 28 - Sept 1 ILR May 24 - Sept 1 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P Closed Closed Monday, May 27 Law May 28 - Sept 1 No events scheduled 1

VARIATIONS ON THE;ABOVE SCHEDULE Tuesday, May 28 Alricana 10A-5:30P 1OA-5:3OP 1OA-5:3OP 1OA-5:3OP 10A-5:3CP Closed Closed 9A-12N 9A-12N 9A-12N 9A-12N 9A-12N 7 30 p.m. Free Films: "Flim Flam Man" — "Gang That Entomology May 28- Sept 1 1P-5P 1P-5P 1P-5P 1P-5P 1P-5P Closed Closed Couldn't Shoot Straight " Cartoons. Uns Auditorium Sponsored by Senior Class Council Fine Arts May 28 - Sept 1 8A-6P 8A-6P 8A-6P 8A-6P 8A-6P Closed Closed May 28 - June 16 8:30A-5P 8:3OA-5P 8:3OA-5P 8.-30A-5P 8:30A-5P Closed Closed Hotel June 17 -• Aug 2 8:30A-9P 8:30A-9P 8:30A-9P 8:30A-9P 8:30A-5P Closed Closed Wednesday, May 29 VACATION: Library \vi11 be closed the entire week <3f August 5 through August 16 Aug 17 - Sept 1 8:3OA-5P S:3OA-5P 8:3OA-5P 8.-3OA-5P 8:30A-5P Closed Closed 7 30 pm Lecture by close disciple of Guru Majaraj Ji. .May 28- June 26 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P Closed Closed Mahatma Vijayawand Memorial International Lounge. Willard Mann June 27 - Aug 9 8A-9P 8A-9P 8A-9P 8A-9P 8A-3P 1A-5P Closed Straight Hall Sponsored by Divine Light Mission Aug 10 - Sept 1 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A- 5 P Closed Closed 7:30 Free Films "Flim Flam Man" — "Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight Cartoons Uns Auditorium Sponsored by Mathematics May 28- Sept 1 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 9A-5P Closed Senior Class Council Music May 28 - Sept 1 9A-5P 9A-5P 9A-5P 9A-5P 9A-5P Closed Closed May 28 - June 26 3A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 9A-1P Closed Thursday, May 30-June 1 Olin* June 27 - Aug 9 8A-10P 8A-10P 8A-10P 8A-10P SA-10P 9A-5P Closed Aug 10 - Sept 1 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P HA-5P 8A-5P 9A-1P Closed No events scheduled. Phy. Sci. May 28 - Sept 1 8A-12M 8A-12M 8A-12M 8A-12M 8A-12M 8A-12M 8A-12M May 28 -June 26 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 9A-1P Closed Sunday, June 2 Uris June 27 - Aug 9 8A-10P 8A-10P 8A-10P 8A-10P 8A-6P 9A-5P 6P-10P Aug 1Q- Sept 1 8A-3P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 8A-5P 9A-1P Closed 1 1 am. Sage Chapel Convocation. Honoring the Class of 1974. W Jack Lewis. Coordinator of University Rein; ALL LIBRARIES EXCEPT PHYSICAL SCIENCES WILL BE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY, MAY 4. : 27, AND JULY Affairs: special music by the Cornell University Glee Club 'No desk service before 9:00 am 8•15 p.m. "Senior Week Concert The Cornell University Glee Club Bailey Hall. Monday, June 3 Commencement, . 1 1'a m.

Tuesday, June 4 No events scheduled Wednesday, June 5 8 p.m. Lecture: "Sexism in Language" by ! Sally Helen Newman Lounge. Sponsored by Cornell Campus Club. Women's Studies Group.