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February 18, 1982 Whalen Speaks Stu,,. d :.eti~~ ··>$.·r«?• Meeting
By Joe Halpern "You can always stop in an informal question and building roads," Whalen said, answer session, President "but you can't stop educating 1a mes . -Whalen addressed people.'' Student Government Wed He stressed that the college nesday night on a number of could try to make up the losses college and national issues. by building up endowments Whalen seemed to be at ease for extra scholarships, but that as his answers covered such the school could never hope to controversial subjects as pay back the 2,800 re students Federal Student Aid Cuts and who are taking part in the ithaca College tuition in- Guarantee Student Loans at creases. this time. When John Davidoff, congress representath c . When a congress member brought up Reagan's cutbacks asked, "is tuition going up? in student aid programs, and if so, how much'?" Whalen admitted "The impact Whalen insisted that the of the cuts will be College Budget Committee has devastating," and that iC will not made a final decision yet, lose a number of programs in and will not until the issue is cluding Guarantee Student put before the Board of and National Direct Student Trustees later this semester. Loans. "We are going to clo our He also cited the problem of best in kcl·11ing it (tuition in many students not being able creast·· , · 111i:11urn." wrong in his decision. '"':• ,111th 1,1,,'.!ram \\Iii h,, The presidL'llt ,aid that just to have the choice to enroll or Liz Ashbourne. ex-vice The Appellate Division of affected next year. The yesterday (Monday) Ile had stay at private institutions Presiacni lll ,\,aJ,·1i:1v, and the State Supreme Court had 1 made the dec1l,1on not to ap because of the elimination of still actl\e in StuJcnt Govc1 - :' .:,1-t,·n1 1n,i:-.tu.1 that 1hcr : \,ill he ,w reductions in the peal again. ruled that the Yale handbook such loans. nment, asked Whalen how the was not necessarily libelous, number of jobs on campus. Whalen said it would be "a " He said that the departmen matter of principle " if it was after school officials conten ts within the college will con only himself involved, but sin ded that the guide contained tinue to be allocated money ce another appeal would give "false and dematory" for students that work for the press a chance to smudge statements. "We are a good challenge," them. the school he will drop the Whalen said of the college. He Whalen seemed to be most case. vocal when Student President Continuing the stand he has then spoke of the excellent faculty and students here, and Jim Leech raised the issue of favored since the case was the college's lost appeal case dismissed December l 981, insisted that there is "A lot to be proud of." against the Yale handbook. Whalen said the judge was
Training methods will in Applications forms must be By Peeka Bunnell clude lecture, exercise com completed by March 19. The Peer Career Counselor ap pletion (individually and application includes the plications are available from through group interaction) , responsibilities of the position the Career Planning Office, role-playing, readings, and and two recommendations first floor Gannett Center, on group discussions. P.C.C.'s which must be completed by a February 19. Freshpersons, continue to be trained member of the Ithaca Co!iege sophomores and juniors from throughout the academic year community. any major .ire eligible to ap on relevant issues concerning Applicants must arrange to ply. students. "shadow" with a Peer Career counselor for a half-hour in The Peer Career Counselor The position is beneficial the Office. This enables .a (P.C.C.) is viewed as a "para because it enables a peer career student to observe a P.C.C. in professional and will assume counselor to identify his or her action and learn about the responsibilities somewhat own career goals. The position. comparable to that of the program gives a P.C.C. the An interview will follow if professional staff." oppo1 tuu;t, to be- e'
Bl' Leigh Leventhal c k1as, I love playing ,.,-;th them and spending time with "Drama majors are lltrl-tt--1-it-1--it-+---t+_-if--1+_-+f-~1--+¼--t--++-_-J_-+-_-J_-+_~1--l+_.J+l--l+_-+l--l+--+l--lt-+l--i-~+--i--~+--L--1+_-.J-l---1-t-..-1-l-_-t_-..J.+-_i_- +-_i_~+_-tl---1+~-1 1 4 4 4 them." :1rnazing," says Tony Raz- n-rH-t--t-H-t-++-H++H-++1-l-l--l-+-l-l-++-+--+-+-l-+-1W-l--l--W-t---l-WW-l-..U How docs Razzano find 1ano. a sophomore at IC who ,hould certainly know. In time for his studies while being only one and- one. half year~. so involved with the drama department? "You find the Razzano has accomplished what many students never time. Where there's a will achieve in four. Starting with there's a way. The first h1, frc!>hm:rn year, he ha-; rehearsals usually run from seven to ten at night. That received the leading roles in leaves you time. Sometimes most of IC's productions. His ,1r-i-t-t-+-+--H1---+--+--+-l-+ you fall behind, but that's credits include: El Guyo in normal, so does everyone •'Fa mas ti ck s", the narrator in 1n--t--1-+-+--+-+-1-+-+-4--1-1- 1 else." "Drink-; Before Dinner", and Razzano feels very comfor the lion in "Androcles and the table with the theatre depar Lion". tment. "I think the depar Ranano's interest in drama tment has helr.,ed me grow. In began in his freshman year in school, you get the most out of hi!!h school. "I saw some of Ill}' buddies after ~chool one lll-+-l--+-+-+--Hl-l---+--+-1--+-+---1--+ things from what you put in. They have offered an exquisite day. and they were going to amount of knowledge and audition for some show. Soc caring. They care about cer practice was 'cancelled, an guiding you, they give you the d ~o I went along. They got best of what they've got. me to audition. and I ended up There's a family kind of getting the lead." The situation in the theatre depar A.A. production was Milne's tment. I trust the faculty, and farce adaptation of "The Ugly I feel that trust is an extremely Dudding". important part of acting. You "I thought it wa!s a lot of have to trust those you are tun. hut- it wasn't until- my working with, and I trust the iun:or year that it became faculty. I am pleased with the mo, c than a hobby. I figured department.'' I'd imt do what made me Acting looms ahead in Raz- haJ)J)\'. '' TONY RAZZANO: There's no businesi;. like theatre business. zano's future. Broadway? What i~ it about drama that . "I do have major goals. and make~ Ra1.1ano happ~·? --"For that point. When I do, I'll the Dillingham Center for the like anybody in music - I try to broadway is one of them. one 1hing. I don't like the give up acting. You're saying Performing Arts). with our stay open to all kinds."), and Movies too. Anywhere I could 1hought or an eight hour uay. you've grown. In acting you warmup!, and everything. But spending time with1 kids. "I get the job. I'm gonna give it a fair shot. I won't give up 1101 a nine to five job." should alway!, continue to I 'vc never really run into a love kid!'>, go crazy over "Someone once said. 'an learn everyday. When you problem with it. We're all them." Razzano worked with easily. I've got quite a bit actor shoulu have ten year ... or stop learning. you might a" very individuali!.tic. It takes children in "Androcles", a ahead of me. I'd like a family. c,pcrienee anu ten year!', of well hang it up ... " !',(rcn!!th to be an individual, children's theatre production. I have a wonucrful family of my own right now, whom P"Ychoanalysi!,.' Well. I 'vc What docs Ranano think of which i!. why we're so f---ing "They took over the show. been going through a kind of the \tcreotypical imprc!.~ion amazing. Society oppresses They'll tell you exactly what love very much. "Acting is what I love. P")·,hoanalysi~ everyday that many student~ have or the different things. If you can be they feel. They're people Lio it all over ju!.t being 'tvpical' drama maior? vour!sdf and be comfortable uninhibited, which i~ wonder That's what makes me hap py." alive anywhere. I'm trying to "It'" been often said that ~vith who y0u are. then that ful. You can learn a lot from rind ~omcthing that will pull drama major'.., arc weird. and tahc~ a lot of '>lrength and my life together. I'm coming I can !sec what give" them that courage.· 10 term!. with my!'>clf. An ac imprc~~ion. We do funny Ra;,zano'" interests a!>ide Il1f1HIACA '§ 1f([))1P lHIA 1f tor ha!s to he plcascu with him 1hing\ that people !,CC when from acting arc music. ("a ,cl r _.. I do!) 't cxpec1 10 rc,ll'h thcv walk into the loblw (at verv hig intcre!',t of mine. I IlN JENTIE1R1f AilNM1EN1f ------=-~------=--- .... --=-- Mon:DJ SPiNNiNG RECORDS THURS:BEER Bl.AST $3.00 OPEN BAR $4.00 ALL YOU C,\N DRiNK ALL YOU CAN DRiNK DJ SPiNNiNG YOUR 9pm-lam FAVORiTE TUNES 9-larn
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.--.. IL@ttlt@u>~ - IL01IID §JPIEAlKIE:R by Stoneman - . - . Still Open F orufil on -OD ao ,u 1(.] 10 C JD C Open Mike Night - fo the Editor: putting his time and effort mto the third floor of Egbert In response to the open let each show. Last semester, he Union. Lisa can be reached at 1r· ter to S.A.B. in the Ithacan was unable to do more than . her office hours on Monday:-. concerning "Open Mike one show because he was in and Wednesdays from 1:30 to Night" on Feb. 5, there are volved in theatre productions 2:30. certain things that students on campus, since this is hi~ should be made aware of. major. This semester, he is First of all, Chuck Biondo making up for it by doin_g__two Lisa L'Huillier,'83 (the M.C. of the show) was at "Open Mike Niglit". shows Chairperson of the Crossroads the sign-ups until 6:15 pm. He and the "Best of'!. Committee closed the sign-ups because he _If there ··arc any questions had more than enough people about "Open Mike Night". Chuck Biondo, '82 signed up. During the show, the S.A.B. office is located on M.C. of "Open Mike Night" people who asked Chuck to be in the show were added to the show. The ideal number of 15 acts grew to 22. Some people· 'lrhe Best ]ob on Campus already signed-up before A:pplanm§
/ THE ITHACAN5
CF AA: W (O):rmt®Illl With a Cause
FAA), a coalition of students, 0 The Editor: budget. Under the pr\!sent ad ' With this administration, a have joined hands in acting, inistration, radical en particular group of people · discussing, and fighting ingements[sic], cut-b~cks, have received enormous set current oppressive political,
nd denial of human nghts backs and enfringements[sic] social and women's issues ID O • J ·f ~ · ave occured. ~ractically on their rights, and that group from a feminist perspective. Anyone to do this .1[' ({)§Utnon us :nee. very newspaper, daily state~ a is women! Among the recent events ew 'policy' Reagan has m and attempts against women's Students desirfog input into IC's Conduct Review Board . tituted, which _in general e_f Women's oppression has . liberation that are being should apply for the now-vacant position of Student Justice . , ects the majority of peop!e m existed for years, but presently discussed are the Family The justice position, sort of a year long jury duty, involves . egative manner; whether 1t be the situation seems to be get Protection Act, the Human sitting on the Conduct Review Board to examine alleged h;ough smaller amounts .of ting worse. The Ithaca Federalism Amendment, the violations by alleged perpetrators to assess their guilt or in · ood stamps, welfare checks College Feminists for Human Life Statute and the nocence. The position is a one-year app0intrnent. .. r an increased military Awareness and Action (IC- Human Life Amendment. The Family Protection Act is A mandatory meeting for justice candidates will be held in described by conservative fac the Board Room (Job Hall, 3rd floor) on March 17 at Greek_§ Speak~ tions as "the best strategic tool 7:00pm. available to the pro-family Applications are available from Frank Lamas in the office Way~ movement." However, it is of Student Affairs located on the second floor of Job Hat! or the tool designed to level a from the Student Government Office on the second floor of ' dangerous blow to human the student Union. ·: To the Editor: . , .. rights in the United States. , ; am writing in regard to the Faculty Council s decJS1on to Deadline for applications is Feb. 26, I 982 Using the powerful issue of submit a request to Dr. Correnti that all social/service frater- protection and preservation of Jk. f nities be eliminated on the Ithaca c.ollege C~m~us. . the American family as a cover Get y Oll.11.Jr Hands on a lHiandhoo ,.· Being president of a social/~erv1ce s~ronty 1 am surpns:d focus, the bill proposes :· that not one member of this council approached m_e_ m legislation to encourage and '.-' any way to discuss this issue. i cannot imagme ho"". a dec1s1on OFF-CAMPUS students can pick up their hhaca College legitimize racist, sexist, Handbook at the Union l.nformation Desk. Students must ·.: so grave as this can be submitted purely on the evidence of a homophobic, and single ,:. Greek Life Report that is almost one year ou~ of date, and present their LD. in order to receive the b?ok. T~e ha~dbC?ok parent discriminatory prac includes information about student affairs, residential hfe, ·i without even considering talking to the people tt would effect tices. The three Human Life ·: the most. . .. campus employment, financial aid, the various services on Amendments propose to campus: health center, counseling center, and. Carrer Pla~ ,:' ; do not think the Ithaca College Community full)'. realnzes outlaw women's frt!e choice on 1 the extent of what social/service hbuses do for this com ning. The campus ministry, Safety and Secunty, acaderi:nc deciding a very personal, advising, writing lab and international programs are also m ~- munity. We perform many s_ervices throughout the l.t?aca moral issue -- abortion. The ;_ area such as visits to the hospital and Ithacare, Bood Dnves, cluded in full detail. A complete listing of student clubs and Amendments will organizations are published for your conve_nience along with : food baskets on the holidays, collecting for Unicef, Roll-a- automatically ban the right of : thons for M.D., and Tin Can Drives to name a few. No other mformation regarding sports and recreation. The Student 1 a· women's own decision Conduct Code of Ithaca College is enclosed to protect the '.· organizations on this campus have _contributed so much for regardless of such cases as rights of all individuals. Pick up a copy now!! .: the College. To eliminate these services would be a great loss rape. ·, indeed . The rise of the Moral •'. The social aspect of our houses is very important also. Majority and the New Right 1 Through our fall rush programs we offer a place for freshmen also shows the drive to further · to get to know people during the first few weeks of scho_ol. the oppression of women. ,. Pledging is an opportunity to get to know a group ~f can~g Behind their fancy rhetoric of All Notes on lHiall/Oates ~ individuals. The sense of security and warmth of fnendsh1p pro-family and pro-life, there received from such an organization is indescribable. To take is immense pressure to deny ) away fifty years of tradition, all the securtiy, eve_rything that human rights. Here's everything you wanted to know about the Hall & has made our college years the best years of our hves, to even The preceding statements Oates concert but couldn't find out: suggest taking that away from us without giving us a chance are fairly recent occurances, It was a sell-out with over 3,300 people cramming into Ben to be heard is most unjust. We have spent the last two years but we must not think that Light Gym ... It was the first sell-out concert for the re working harder than we ever have to strengthen ourselves and women's oppression is a new Bureau of Concerts since Little Feat came here in the Fall of ., to show others that we are an asset to the community and phenomenon. Women have 1978 ... Security at the show involved approximately 10 SASP worth keeping on this campus. We feel it is the right of the been subjected to sexual people, 6 or 7 Safety & Security officers and 35 ushers ithaca Community, College Students, and ~uture_ ithaca harrasment, rape, poor wages authorized by the BOC. The security was excellent except for College. And we are not going to give up that nght wuhout a (.59~ to the dollar a man the confusion after the doors opened--the first five rows that fight. receives), and a marital were supposed to be saved for Hall & Oates entourage were inequality; women have filled by fans. Respectfully Submitted, always been at the mercy of The Hall & Oates gig at Ben Light was only their fourth Kathy M. Presicci white-male supremacy. date on their current "Private Eyes" tour. This tour will take President Delta Phi Zeta Today, Now, women and them all over North America including Philadelphia, Mon men alike must begin to re treal, and Saturday Night Live and will conclude in the mid dle of April...Insiders with the Hall & Oates entourage 1murrmnvvnn1m:wmmmrnurnntttPmunun111 n to nnmtnnnnnrsrnuwmunn examine the myths that have been fed to us since childhood. claimed that the reception of the fans at iC was phenomenal We must no longer accept the compared to that at the Syracuse War Memorial the night before. As a existing structure or any future planned one, that continues to result, the Hall & Oates performance at l.C was "much more oppress women. ICFAA has spirited." -· . started to serve this purpose. Hall & Oates blitzed into l.thaca late on Saturday mght on This student organization has their chartered bus from Syracuse... John Oates, the diminuitive rhythm guitar player, bopped into Woolw?rth's already sat at tables in the Union, gathering signatures to on Sunday afternoon and attracted a large following of youngsters. The kids attempted to get autographs ... Hall oppose the Human Life & Amendments. They are Oates' backing band arrived in the Ben Light Gym at 4:15 lITHAC~N Policy organizing a rape awareness Sunday afternoon for the sou~ 9 Il1t § rrn@11: 11:he 4«Jf77 Illun tt itt ll§ §]P i:irll "111lllall ml fill cdi ce mm (Q) 1t n@ rm sill By Pedal Bunnell run for fun, new games, and a MASH, . (Multi Activity carnival sponsored by SAB with Spring Happening) will be of various clubs on campus fered April 13-17 ~o the Itha~ representing different booths. A College community, and will barbeque picnic will finalize the give students the opportunity to carnival's events! actively participate in programs The Chaplains are preparing concerning emotional, physical· for an art show exhibition of and spiritual well being. religious art. Lyon Roney, director of the Roney said, "This kind of Counseling Center, is the chair campus wide program has of the MASH Steering Commit several benefits. First of all, it tee. Roney stated, "the Univer allows faculty, staff and students sity of Wisconsin Stevens Point to work together on a project held a similar event and it was that will benefit the whole cam very successful." pus community. Secondly, at a The week will kick off with time when there is a lot stress in the film "MASH" on Tuesday our lives it will enable us to April 13, and events will be held develop skills we can actively throughout the week during the practice to move our lives in day and evening hours. more healthy directions." Programs planned include the The MASH steering commit "Elmira Mental Health Players" tee members are: Linda Gasser, from the Elmira Psychic Center. director of Career Planning; The players will present a psycho Sharon Policello, director of · drama on relevant issues concer campus activities; Liz Griffin, ning students. These issues in recreation; Michael Pagliarulo, clude roommate conflicts, allied health ; Don Runyon, parental separation and stress director of business services; problems. Frank Lamas, assistant to the V.P. of student affairs; Barb There will be a pace setter in Weed, health center; Ann the dining halls on April 13, and Chipouras and Wendy the theme will be nutrition and Lebowitz, SAB. Publicity diet. Exhibits and information members include: Roger will be on display in the Union Eslinger; director of Union; Eva on alcohol, CPR, breast Stambaugh, · resident director; examinations, and life stress in and students Jim Orr, Paul ventory. Cremo, Bonnie Bitterly, Heidi Gruphu· Colla}!.e h ,. Tom Pou Physical activities include a Kopen and Carol Fetter. .. r ..:: that's what CVS ; -is all about. ___ 17 years ago we accepted a challenge. Today CVS has grown to over $500 million In annual sales with over 400 phar· macy/health and beauty aid stores In 14 states. Now It's time for you to share In our challenge, too. We"ve got unlimited opportunltles·tor women and men with retail, supermarket or chain drugstore experience to enjoy reward· Ing and lucrative retail management careers. Excellent com petitive salaries and benefits package Including health and dental plan, tuition assistance, manager's bonus and more. JJunstt Asll{ lFor lF1RIEIE Cokes CVS Representative Wntlln younr Pizzas will be on campus Thursday, February 25th *lFOR nc CAMPUS 1DE:Lll'VE1RY ONlL ¥ Contact your College Placement Office for appointment Or send resume to: CVS 400 Founders Drive Woonsocket, Rhode Island 02895 .,I Attention: Employment Manager 2]J_ lELMIRA ROAD CVS/pharmacy A Division of Melville Corp. 272-7600 E~ual Opportunity Employer M/F -~~~--· ,.,,- .· •.., .. ~--·- ...... ,.,,,- .. t•: .. F"ebruary 18, 1982 THEITHACAN7 0 This ]1§ 11:he Voice of Amrthorrity ooo Don't Fooled: Oscar Welles Gabriel's a Serious ]ounalist lh Sue l'"laxman He has been working at WV When you first hear · the BR for over a year, and is in distinctive voice of Oscar volved mostly in the news W t'lles Gabriel on WV BR -M-t--t--t-t-+-t-H--++-H--+-l--W-1--l--W-L department at the station, New,, it might cause you to although he has done some <,!Op what you're doing and commercials and production wrn toward:-. the radio. It work as well. might even make you laugh. But behind I.he hmm voice i, a Oscar plan'.'t to continue his competent and e,per icnL·cd work at the ~tation until he iomnali\t. graduate'.'t next year, and is then planning to go back to o~car Welle, Gahriel i,n't New York and perhaps to hi~ ri.:ally :-.cnsitive about h1, voice. job at Associated Pres~. but the response it gch from This Friday, o~car will be people punk~ him at time,. going to Washington. D.L'. He think:-. that a\ he hcrnme, for a presidential pre,~ more familiar to the WVBR briefing at the White House. l1'1ening audience. the~· will The briefing is specially for begin to 1001' (or li'1l'll) OSCAR WELLES GABRIEL: When he tolki., we all listen. smaller radio stations and beyond his voice and hear newspapers around the coun- what he is '.'taying. Osca1 ha, He then worked at the Ithaca. He i., an cduea11onal been a teacher's as:-.istant for try, and will deal with been recogni;cd lw \OmL' of A,,ociatcd Pres, as a communication, graduate cla,sc\ in the Communications Pre~ident Reagan'-; new the ruhli..:: becau,e of h1, 11c·\1·,writu helorc coming to ,tudcnt here at IC. and ha, ~chool in the pa..,t two years. fedcrali,m program. UlllhtWI \OiCl', and (Jill' J)L'I ,011 l'\ L'll I dcrrcd to it a, "nL·at". Ori!!inall, from New Y 01 h ('11,. ()\car g1adua1cd from Fo1dham Uni\cr,it, in 1979. DANSKIN;i(NOT JUST FOR DANCING INTRODUCING Just Arrived: G.H./M.A.S.H. all XDANSKIN® cotton, green scrub shirts, smocks, dresses and pants. SWIMWEAR '82 In Colk:q:::town at IOJ D,)(len l(.ood lthoca NT )]J-6200 u E c .;, ~ ,,,_,.....,===== ~ l' ______., .. - 'l , -··· ,· ~ ..:: "' ' ' - \' .-- 1_':: ·. 5kf0..~ Wine Country Restaurant Phone 607-272-6484 New for '82! 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By Mark Paluga will study offer~ extcm,ivc Would living in a climate cour~e~ in Spanish, including where it remains warm and Politb and Literature. sunny well past Thanksgiving Various Business course!. arc be appealing to you? Are you abo offered. This b ideal fo1 horrified at how little you can Businc~~ minors as well a, do with $10.00? Has the majors who could plan for a thought of studying in Europe semester of two or three elec ever crossed your mind? Do tives. Cla~scs meet Monda~. you have a basic knowledge of through Friday with all Wcd the Spanish language? · nc~day~ free so a~ to provide a If you have responded to the mini weekend to hit the giant above questions in a somewhat Spanish class out in the street. affirmative manner, then The studying, social life anu perhaps Ithaca College has real life experiences that you , something very worthwhile to will encounter will dcfinitcl~ offer you. In addition to the prove to be something that London Program there is also you will long remember, s, a studv orogram in the much so, that you may con Southern Spanish Province of sitlcr staying or at least retur ~ndaluc1a. f'or the same as·an ning at another point in time. J.C. tuition, one may study for Having participated in the a semester or full academic 11/uj/rallve Cartoon by 811/ Meme/ pilot program in Seville la,t year in Seville. This vibrant foll, it is in my interest to SCL' and bustling city of over one only one hour and 1000 joy spending warm day!. at the $10.00 I previously mentioned this succeed in the future. million inhabitants can easily pesetas away. ($10.00 for bus beach, the Mediterranean is will go a long way for basic Hopefully many can share in be termed one of Spain's blended with big city fare, meals, ctnnks etc. for one items such as food, drink. cabs the same wonderful experience "most Spanish cities". Some sophistication. day) A most unreliable source and buses. When you go out that I myself was pan or. II of you may regard life in a city· must have coined ·the phrase at night $4-5.00 will usually you arc in any way interested. "In Spain the Rain fall. that size rather shocking. Seville is an ideal city for suffice. You will rarely be watch for further announ mainly in the plain." Seville i~ Here in America, cities of any meteorologist for the charged more than 50~ for a cements concerning a meeting in a plain and can assure you similar size tend to become pleasant reason that there is lit ! beer. Of course Seville has prior to spring break. The of that you will be at no disad rushed and the people come tle else to report apart from many things to do and buy and fice of foreign studic~ is al~o vantage whatsoever if you off as cold and apathetic. The s:.m and warmth. Towards the if you wish to he extravagant, more than happy to answe1 forget to bring your umbrella. people of Seville however end on November, you might that is your option! . any question~ that you mm Concerning money, that posse'ss a southern - hospitality find yourself donning a ·light The institute at which you have. type. of friendliness uniquely sweater ...at night. If you en- 1Fto Lauderdale *MONDAY NIGHTS* 7 nights, 8 dayEl :AJLIL YOU CAN DRINK $5.00 *lF1RIDAY NIGHTS* $129 KHJLIL A KEG - 8 TO 10 - $1.0 ON THE STRIP Tennis Courts, D~ly Parties, Pool, Make your graduation \;.~~11\::::;~~~p,r.~ Patio, Bar, Restaurants, . . reservations at (IDo Kelley's Dockside Kafe ~ and MUCH MORE! as soon as possible. 105 N. ,Aurora St. 272.9504 800 368-2006 THE-JTHACAN9- The lthacan's Guide to Arts and Entertainment '"!;_' Hall and ates ,, ' D'raw Sell-Out- Crowd By Debbie Green You" and went into "How Does It Feel To Be Back"; the If Hall and Oates is con crowd was fired up im sidered the ultimate of "bub mediately. With a hint of ble gum nrusic" (as ·I have Re ggae they played "Ditty heard rumored on campus) Doo-Ah" getting the audience then there was a Bazooka con into a clap-along which con vention last Sunday night, tinued on through "Mano A February 14, that rocked the Mano". Daryl Hall then took shorts off the Ben Light Gym. to the keyboards for "Rich The IC Bureau of Concerts: Girl" and "She's Gone". pulled _it off this time with a which were definite crowd sell-out show and a gym filled · pleasers. The band was "real to capacity--if not over hot" from here on in with capacity. · "Kiss On My List" and an ex The line at the main entran tended version of "I Can't Go ce of the gym began forming ~~or That", which incidently at 4:30 that afternoon for the received a standing ovatfon. general admission show. They epitomized the term Three hours later the doors "Motown" with a tune called were opened; and there was an "Goin' To A Go-Go". "every man for himself" scene with hoards of people stam- Daryl Hall, the obvious pcding to the stage. Those ham and dominating factor of who were fortunate enough to the duo, introduced the mem grab seats up front had to bers of the band who are: prove their worth, however, Tom Walcott on base; Charlie by sitting through an hour's Dechant on saxophone; Micky much too loud warm-up by Curry on drums; and G.E. Aldo Nova and his band. Smith on lead guitar. He gave ,. ··-. Aldo Nova is a new, sup- each band member a few posedly up and coming young minutes for a solo, which artist from Montreal. He has dragged· on a little too long recently released a self- almost becoming boring. The produced debut album en- sax player, "Mr. Casual" as. titled, none other than, "Aldo Hall calls him, was a big hit as Nova." In an interview with he not only steppedjnto the~ Aldo, he said he categorized audience but took a spotlight himself as playing "semi Pink stroll through the gym wearing Floydish/pop-rock music". his Ray-Bans and wailing on However, after witnessing his horn. This exhibition was Aldo in concert cranking out followed by "Sara Smile", heavy metaf tunes at some which could have been the terribly rude decibals with a · highlight of the show if Daryl guitar between his legs half the . Hall hadn't hogged the stage time, I'd put him in the and over done it by rolling category' of ·"semi Van around on the floor and hit- Halenish serious Arcade ting drawn out high pitched · music" --with a touch · of screams. tackyness._. The :audience· in "Wait For Me" and general didn't ·appear - too "Private Eyes'' got-everyone thrilled by Aldo Nova. on their feet; and t.hen they When ·everyone's ears had -c1osed the show with "You've regained con~ciousness, the • Lost That Lovin Feeling". To real performers took the stage. say the least, they received a Hall and Oatl!s re·ceiveo a very standing ovation; which I warm welcome from- their must say was well deserved. . !oi,'AF(,' P!IOTO BY ~FA>FF l!ONOVAN Ithaca fans; who ranged from They came back pn stage to age nine on up. There wa:s a face a crowd going absolutely John Oates and Daryl Ball Tak~ _the Stage At Ben Light noticeable abundance Qf high biserk, and play,ed "You school and junior students at . Make My Dreams Come the show. (I think .we know True". For a second encore ~ Top _40 hit tu11e~. They are a hand for their good Each person was restricted to where those girlish swooning· they did ":United States'.'. definite1y big tlme m·u_§~cians, judg ment on getting Hall and , his/her seat the entire time screams were coming from;. and .their sfage presence Oates, and for the orderliness and those- without seats wer; Hall and bates played The crowd's reaction to showed .them as being in· which the security people kept standing in the back of Predominantly recent hits, but Hall and Oates proved the some_what cocky and very im handled the -large crowd. the gym. It seemed that the mixed in· a .few- old favorites show an obvious success. personal; which_for me put a Security was so strict in fact, · B.O.C, had things perfectly from their ten year career They know exactly what ·songs · damper on an over-all good that the crowd resembled one under control, however there ' together, as well. _ .. ·----~. to play for a g~~d response. show. that might be found at a con- _were some apparent internal. They opened tfteir hour and Yot! can't go wrong w_hen ·cert in a Communist country . hassles that wer~ noted by the ~ · 45 minute show with ":t W~t your repetoire consists of all · I think.the BOC deserves (that is if they have concerts). press. ' ; ' . ~, . ~ . ~ .,.. ~ ... - .. ' ~ ' , ...... -.-- ...... ,.-, ,..., ...... , ·. ;- ... .. ' - .. . --.... - ,' .. - . ,. . ., -. . - ~ .. - .. ,...... · ,,. II l· 1 F~b~u~ry J.8.. 1982 l~C® WINTER' PHOTOS BY GEOFJ<' UONOV AN J~hn Oates Gets Down And The Cro-wd Gets Up - Daryl Hall Caught Flashing Those Private Eyes . - Hall & Oates's "'Mr. Casual" Gives Goo_d Sax Aldo Nova.For Openers ,. / .,,' ... : " ------' -- . ------ebruafY 18~_1981 CARNIVAL PHOTOS BY GEOFF DONOVAN Winning Marathon Couple Gets Psyched F~r Aruba And Games at the Dance Marathon ,·,· • 4- Hatfields Battle McCoys In A Traditional Family Feud It's Up For Grabs At The Volleyball Game Marath«iners Kick Up Their Heels 112 THEITHACAN Kreskin ystifies His Audienc By Karen Kasius My only knowledge of "The There were a variety of reac man surrounded by an aura of Amazing Kreskin" came from tions as Kreskin selected par mental energy slowly found a rumor I heard in the Union ticular people and revealed to his way to the chair where the regarding his ability to bend the audience meaningful check had been hidden. By spoons with his mental names, dates, initials and this point in the show Kreskin energies. I reacted to this places. At one point Kreskin had developed such an easy claim the same way any in asked one girl who he was and warm rapport with the telligent individual would; speaking with "who's Rose?" audience that there seemed to with skepticism. Never the From her combination be a silent but strong desire for less it seemed unfair to judge scream, laugh and sigh of him to find it. this man by mere rumor; so "amazement" it was obvious As Kreskin lifted up a Navy motivated by curiousity I she was somebody important. blue coat he hesitated and went. . The girl gathered her com seemed momentarily con Ford Hall was "filled with posure and responded, "she's fused. However when he students, professors, and my best friend!" withdrew a copy of the other interested individuals Kreskin labeled another prestigous and popular last Thursday night, February event as "the most difficult Newspaper, "The Ithacan" he 11. Feelings of anticipation, thing to do." He selected a found within it's pages his excitement and a bit of skep few students frqm the audien check. The audience, as well ticism radiated from the ce, withdrew his paycheck for as Kreskin resumed their crowd. At the peak of the the show from his pocket, and breathing. audience's impatience "The handed it to one of them.· He He entertained, amused and Amazing Kreskin'' parted the directed them to hide it most of all "amazed" many of yellow curtain and stood anywhere in the auditorium. us. It was not surprising to before us. His thin frame and The anticipation of this event learn that this man had been modest brown leisure suit were was heightened by his offer to called by C.B.S.'s Mike far from what I had expected. give up his paycheck (undoub Wallace "a scientist and a I had a pre-conceived image of tably a notable sum!) if he showman." It was no wonder a suspicious looking could not find it. Any chance that he had been nominated as mustached man, shadowed by of his seeing anything was "The most Amazing perfor a voluptuous assistant. My removed when two students mer in the world." It is under expectation of this escorted him to a room of standable that his half hour "Amazing" man being fstage. television show has been arrogant and condescending After a short deliberation renewed nationally for through his magical mysteries the check was hidden. Kreskin another year. Kreskin spoke quickly dissolved after his first came back and announced in a warm, humane, far from few lines. "Take all the pic that he had lost during this condescending manner about tures you want" He said, particular feat nine times and life and questioning its "they won't come out!" he that if he failed that night he mysteries. While his mental added with a unique infectious would never do it again. His feats were definately· laugh. His humorous style, humor wa.s still intact ,as he "amazing" his personable ability to laugh at himself and laughingly said, "after all it's manner, humor and insights warmth were well received by not much fun giving up your were equally so - even if he STAFFPHOTO·~~'iim·FD0:'<10\1\ the crowd. salary!" didn't bend any spoons. Kreskin Re.ioyces . The show gradually went The crowd was silent as this When He Sniffs Out His Paycheck from traditional, magical kin ds of feats to more mysterious and impressive ones. He directed the audience to write down meaningful thoughts, people, events or dates. These "thou~hts" were then collec ted by audience members and YEARS& sealed in envelopes. With ob 0 vious concentration Kreskin succeeded in "locking into " Those are the figures you ~an count 01m 9 several individuals minds. Exciting Career 111l@W through SAUE MONEY 1111111 TAIIE-Olr. FOIII FROM OUR DELI and BIIIEIIV DEPTa~ !0' * OVERSIZE SAND.WICHES *:SUPER SUBS * PIZZA BEER SODA · * READY TO EAT MACARONI SAlLAD * COOKIESP ROLLS & BREAD Saturdays Til Midnight - Sundays 8 am • 6 pm 7 42 s. Meadow St., Ithaca ... 11.4 THE ITHACAN Februa~y 18, I 982 No-Nukes Oum- Planning 2/3-3/28 _ Ar_t of the Omcstect La11- Student, and facult, who ,uc nm dscape: Photographs and other ex Reaulting ! Music Concerts Women Film Series ccrnc I _J THE n:HACAN febiuar~_-l-8, 19&?. 15 Who Say§ You Can Never Go Back? By Kirn Gormley Working, going to school here for about a year until she Returning to school after a and managing a family is no left in '72 with a feeling she few years can be difficult for easy task. "It's like two full would return to South Hill. some people. The ad time jobs,"Barbara Since she works full-time and ministration at I.C. however, says.· But her children, all takj!s classes part-time (around has found a way to ease the six of them, have been very two a semester) Vicki's burden for its employees by helpful and supportive. Derr diploma is far down the road. allowing staff to earn up to 8 also thinks that ataff people She expects to get it credits a semester - for free. have a couple of advantages so'mewhere around 1990. And And, as the new Return to when going back to school and what will she do with the piece College Program indicates, J.C. First, she says, the staff of paper then?.. She has no many staff members do take member is familiar with an definite goals, other than to advantage of this intellectual academic setting because enjoy and learn from her fringe benefit. she/he works with in it. She studies. may also know the professors. Those two facts can make it . Barbara Derr of the H&S easier for someone to make department, Sue Capista of Sue Capist is not as visible the plunge back into the college Relations, Vicki Cox· as. Barbara and. Vicki sin classroom after an absence of ce she stays hidden behind a of Career P1anning Linda five, ten or in Barbara's case Longwell of Student Affairs cubicle on the third floor of and Jeannie Reed of Personnel twenty ye~rs. Job. In the office Sue is in charge of computer records are just a few of the people for college relations and who both work and study at Development;in the class our college. Eventually, Derr would like room however, she studies to council adults who are business. Right now she's thinking about returning to taking Business Management the academic setting, but are courses- Production "afraid and really don't know Management . and Personell where to go and what to Barbara Derr is a familiar Administration. When asked Photo By Kim Gormley doTve been there." face around campus. You what she has in mind for the Vicki Cox is another lady might have seen her working future Sue dryly replies "I still who has also "been there". Barbara Derr, employee of Ithaca College and returned in che H&S complex in Muller, don't know what I wan't to do Anyone who has been into student after twenty years -::; . typing away on her typewriter, when I grow up.'' The thirty or walking around the campus one year old mother of a four with a load of books weighing year old girl finds her days down her backpack. A full Career Planning may quite busy with a full-time job, time student now, Derr will recognize Vicki. She is a not so part time part time graduate in May with a degree career information specialist, studies, in sociology. But that degree and loves her job. She also en senior for another year or tioned students like that joys her courses, which lean two." She's been taking cour diploma within the next few hasn't come easily or quickly. towards economics. Like a child that won't let ses at I.C. off and on since she years and working and Barbara started working for Barbara, she values a college her get any homework done started working here eight studying at LC. seems to be a the college seven years· ago, education much more after until her (the child's).bed time, years ago. This semester, she · great way to go about it. and was persuaded to try her being out in the "real world" and two hours of commuting is taking two courses instead Many other motivated people first course in 1976. That was for a while. "I enjoy being a time daily. of one "so that I could get a are studying under the Personal Essay. After that she student her far more not. I degree sometime before I program. Unfortunately, "fell in love with education" think I can appreciate it alot retire." there is not room enough to and nothing could hold her more." This is her second Capista "thinks" shes a So too, would Barbara, mention them all. senior and "will probably be a Vick_i a_~d many other unmen- back time at I.C. she was a student r------1 unntUAhhlhiht.lJiiiillihilhliiihihllU _I TATOOING ! QliUIWQ1WIHWUIWIUUililU11UlllilWliditiiUl11ilUIIJiiliiill I U hl,i,lliiJUIQUWiUUIUlUm I / UNUSUAL .. : I GIFTS ~ Fine Line Craftsmanship ! 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They Are you sure you weren't at POETS 1·t~ a weekend of. reckoning for You put up a good fight, but [ havem G. W. & Roger biorhvthm'>! Great luck to.you in P should be submitled on 11 FULL this Saturday nite? stopped dancin' yet ... · SIZED sheet or typing paper, You weren't e\·en "under pressure" Town on Saturday. but hey, ... let's be -J. Rusty, typewritten. Personals will not be ac and look what happened. real. .. i1, not really lucf--merely pure Mi. cepted past 5 o'clock Monday after BFBI Do. Re, Fa, Se, La-La, Co5mic ,!,.ill. Aaanyways--go wild and get G.T.J.- _ Wimp-out, Acc. noon before publlcnllon. · p,ych ·d for Saturday night .... II, Last weekend was terrific. had a To the PT in the gray Capri, LomaJunic,r fate ... t1iorhy1hms cant be demed. great ··1ime with the guys of the i heard about tho~e limber fingers "Southern Mansion" and the "Nor thern Estate" and of i:our~c Kurt. from a trucker down in Jersey, when i~ Hey Tinstcr- Happy" 10." it my turn? Yah-YOU, THE ONE We had 5ome great times. i'm glad icki- To Agent Soi and M.lii. WHO'S DEFINITELY NOT Italian. -Lo\'e ya, i got 10 know you because you're a ' Ha!Ha! We fookd ya. But tell u, did Thc~e last days are definitely going Cheers 10 the Alabama Slammers and T. 5pecial guy .... Even if you broke 111~ yon ever find a Valeniine? to fly by. Thing~ won't be the ,amc "those liule green things." favorite earmuffs. Can we still he Gues< •·ho? without your dc-LIGHT-ful pre~cncc. The one on the Hump. friends? This Friday, February 19 Ju~I rcmcmb1•r - there arc plenty more TH:NK BEf"ORE YOU DRINK. East Forry Post-Valentine's Bash! day~ for wild lime~. Let's make the H,,und. I\IAKE HAPPY HOUR HAPPY Refreshments, DJ All campus bc,1 of them. K&R, AGAlN; STAY SOBER wckomc-$1 E.T. Residents-free 9:30- Love. - Much thanks for the red ones. 1:00 ToweVi Dining Hall The one~ they'll marry Love, ·Pi~s,· - C'ome home ~oon! i mb~ \OU. 12½ ·• big guy,'! To my favoritl" (former) 1st grader, M&L Say· Hi I<' th, Queen for 111e.:.and Ai~- Shelly too! What a Friday: i am glad we have bl-en able to talk a Wc'rc glad to have you bad and sec To the mys1ery v.oman, Slammcr5, Pitchers, little, even if i1 's only been over the T.C., the noor ... phone. Maybe someday ~oon we can that you had an cnLIGHTcning ex Life is full of surprise5 and so was the Lmc, Linus. perience. Tho~c two wee!,.~ wc1cn'1 card from you. Tham<~. Stop by tapes. E,tcr ... talk in per~on. jn ca~c you are won the same without our favorite role some time i'II show you my Cal\'in'~. it will be done a!c!ain. dering, i sent the'card. model! Welcome home. wench! For ~ure. Lo\·e always, The Beach 27-2-8 Laurie, Barh, Tammy, and Tam,on - Love. --Hey ~Jeeping spcw1y much? A friend Get psyched for wild times in Florida. The T-3 Wenches Ok who stoic the keg? it', !,!oin~ to be one big wild D Phi 27-2-8 · time. Dear Barkley, Starbuck-You have such a wa~ \\ith Mellow Out! number5-"7ero sandwiches and Dear Lori. ::!::~~===~~=~==~~~ checks"' The only numbers your'c I Ok who blew off the fire cxtinquishcr? I me, Kath. ·I Thank, for letting me come over tor 27-2-8 Frozen Raisins ~urc about i5 counting beer~ at ,j ~ome scriou~ babbling. J u,1 n:mcm Prunc~-Grape nuts Dimcy'~ when you drink with him. .' bcr that the door i, alway, open in T- Ok FiNE we won"t have any more RI Prank phone calls- Love- 3. So cheer ulij"dalinl.. ! Than I.., again. dl· P0lice, ~quce,c parties. We're goin 10 Florida!!!We're gonna Trip & RL'omie Love. 27-2-8 ha\e GOOD TiMES. do the SAN- The Original Wench No Ball~-Brown out: RZS- ~~~~~~=~~~~~~~ BORN.andnomorei HATESO.K.? ==~~~~~~ To all bird lover, in 26-2-8: Spi1 on dog5 much? Sometime, it', hard to keep up with Watch it. they burn ou1-- vuu and occa5ionally our timl"S Knock, knock. Who's there? Kres Lo\ e you; r2 Dear Goldie & Roommate. Krin. Kres Krin who? Kris~ Krin Onl~ if they speak French i,11?cther are few Bur we both now that Well. Mom & Dad arc coming un Gull. Lt•vc, ou-, union is rare i1 ·s bccausc·wc try ,l, Fw&.lean (etc.) hard-and (.><,pecially care l can·t thi~ weekend. I'm ~urc Mom will lo,e Chirp, Chirp, George, Pat, Da\e, John, Mike, to ,cc how creati,c you arc. She": A friend of a Dove lo\'e1. SATURDAY AT PRINCETON ... !::':;:g:;:i-1=,..,a~==~~:ii+!Ei!Ei!:l!·"!:!lY!!-etil ~=::~eze~ d,·,ide whar i enjoy mo5t rhe laughter. definitely want to ,cc you mastcrp11:c-e QU.(P Lilt\ 4S£P#}! •$ I f Row for it!--Suisse th·: touching, rhe talking. thl" roasi(?) Congrats to your room1c - the new To my Link- Ru5ty Star, . What i do know i5 rhat i Lon· You my Phv,io maior. By the way. I'm going Two gold medal5 and four l\'Orld dear and i think we should g,, ror ar To the guy upstair~. to he horn~ lhi, weekend ,o I can go records-unprecedented talent. M.- lca\1 0111· 11111re year! i mi5~ my best friend- i"m ready. Cindy & Ellen, out Sat. nitc. Did Freddie Y. gel Conncll ... a pup ... fireplacc ... and a -Noopy', Mnm Brown Betty Cnl_lagcu'? Hope your'e both "living it up" in blanket ... new record, will be ,e1. P.S. Thanks for remembering. London. All is great at i.C. i miss ya Word5 can'r expre\s the wa~ i fl-cl tons, (especially Cindi, your'c "oh about you. i love you. Dear Mc, To· my once a year travelling com Dear Mom. my ... ing God!") it ju~1 isn't the same Your Nau!!hty Mu5ician Thank, for the Valentine. You're a panion- Hope you and dad ha\'C a ,upcr without you. Enjoy. real buddy! 10 days '1ill Roch, 13 day5 'till C.M., Lo\'e. Valentine, dav. We love you lot, c,cn 17 days 'till though you threaten that we arc adop ted! We also promisl' nol to gel To my once a year travelling com poked! panion- Love. T)le Kid, IO days 'till Roch, 13 days 'till L.i., 17 days 'till C.M .. a5 the countdown con tinues. The Student Activities Boardl Love, your roomie Happ\' Valcn1ine'5 Day 10 mv London buudic,! ! ! P.S. Do you ever intend to throw ILY. those nower~ out? ({))f Jithacm College Sm1e Andrea, Hope you enjoyed your birthweck Pennv-bahy. Bet vour stomach will nc,cr be 1he When arc we !,!Oing 10 ,µo 10 Fast sam~. So don't i. couldn't Y('U die? -Oncd,,wn Hill Dl•pot tor lunch a[!ain'! ns ill1l seairclin of responsible peopfle to Your pinh pillpal Coach, i'm not mto ropes- and i am i1111, clltafir. 1flhle committees of §.A.JB •. foir Happv B-ua, And1ca! pole~. Light on the mogul,, plea~c. -Not ready for Prime Time Skier. The ,taiis iu,t aren't tlw ,an1L' 11982-83 w11hou1 ~ou. Love. 4-8, The lorn: ,tmr Sprinter Please write or .:all. Mi,s you-3-4 The committees include:· M- 'Rob111, Who lhcd? Boo!, hu~me" 1, Thanx for being my Valentine, than" Extra University Crossroads booming ant.I I'm not cornplainin~!. for being my sweetheart. thanx for Speakers Community Activities Love, being my girlfriend & bcstfricnd. can't Publicity L wait till Florida! Fine Arts i Love you forever, Recreation Films Rob Recruitment To Tony (The half-Italian Rughv Plaver). To my high energy friend- and Chairperson of S . .A.B. l;VL" alway, had a great ,cmc ot i know vou did it all night, But i liming. You're a ,wee! heart. didn't re.ali1.e you'd bc 50 good on Love you alway,. bleacher~. lt was fun! me Love, (The half-Italian carnation rcc1picnl). A diet soda in a diet gym Dear Triangle Face, JP>ick up and return applicatioHlls to To Mile~ Pappi,h Now that you have a single-when are Wanted Dead or Alive. we invited over. For breakfa5t? Your Friendly Neighbor P&M tllie Office of Campus Activities P. Hubbs, d\; *!fyif g: ) :ee fin the Unio11ll from.Feb. 17th-26tlno -= Stairs and Guardrails Forever! is that you? Yea huh! Dear T Watt, Girl of my dreams, Loma&Pam When you see me with other girls just take advantage of this opportunity remember the 3 rea5ons that your'e Julie, special to me. Has 1he Mod Squad gone punk? to practice your ideas, get involved, Love Caveman Surely NOOCD." Sha-bow! Captain Greer & Linc and gain valuable-experience~ . l ', SemorPIS: = Thanks for the great weekend and Harris, Check it out! showing us how it's done "Bronx The show is starting to meltGus1 a 5:.i ~tyle." Good-Luck_ on your exams reminder.) and affiliations. We'll see you out there in the real world. Junior PT Class. "8 - ' February 18, 1982 THE ITHACAN]. 7 H.A., N.A., P.M., J.B., K.D., Jeff, To my Champagne Buddies- a------iJ GREEN CHUNK, Thanks for the best Valentine Thanks for making Sunday night ,o BADE'D BADATE BADPSE wild! It was a riot!-(As it should be!) 0:Br c,}k n1 dl\ffl.O IEoriw to IlTIHIACAN D Weekend ever. Hurry up and get rid The 4th one e= \L,,u, \L,§ iw J of your cold sol can collect my kisses. ~~~=====~~=====~~~ ll i H.A., N.A.; P.M., J.B., K.D., Loveyou, Lynn- ~ Because of mid-term responsibilities, the ITHACAN is I GREEN CHUNK, M. Congratulations to you & your fian.:e! n going on Spring Break a week early. We will not resume n BABE'd BADATE BADOSE ~======~==~~=====~ Youbothdescrve&havethebest! ~u publication until March 25. · U Di, Sooz n BADlTS BADIN BADOUR BADACES BADALL I had a great V-Day weekend, it will be ~~:;;:;;;;~~~===~=~=~ ------_,. - - - ...., - ...... ,. - - - - - U BADAY-Y.H.I. & 1.H.I. ~nc that l will remember for a long Jenny-baby- -ROBERT ZIPKIN time to come. What's up for spring break? Let's go P.S. SO in 30 will ge1 you 25 plu~ a sur- wild!I frito(dorito)Breath, charge. 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To reach costly to the Saints, calmly hit cohesion leads to success, or smiling coach Tom Baker. but only temporarily. Ithaca the top, a team must get help ting all four free throws, whether success breeds team Retracing Ithaca's steps to proceeded to wait four from someone else and seize making the score 52-46. cohesion. Whatever the an the top of the ICAC ladder minutes before scoring the moment. At the same time There is no love affair bet swer, one cannot argue the backs us up to Friday night's, another basket, but by then that Ithaca defeated Clarkson, ween St. Lawrence and Her fact that the Bomber basket win over Clarkson, 59-57. Clarkson had taken the advan the news came that conference zing, a Division I transfer. His ball team has grown even Playing a bit tentative in the tage 53-52. leader St. Lawrence Jost to aggressive play has resulted in closer together as a direct first half, the Bombers forced Both teams exchanged Alfred, giving the Saints their leadership qualities and again- result of their new-found suc themselves into a 3l-31 baskets and the lead until · first league defeat. st SLU Herzing was tough. cess. stalemate by the intermission. Clarkson's Jamie King hit two This set-up a showdown "Herzing was, without a Back to back two-point vic The Bombers regrouped and free throws to go ahead 57-56. between first place St. doubt, a domin<'.llt force in the_ tories against Clarkson and St. came back on the court deter When the game gets tight, Lawrence and Ithaca, now game;' said Baker of his cen Lawrence boosted Ithaca mined and immediately out Ithaca forward Mike Guidi only a half a game behind in ter's statistics which included College into first place in the scored the Golden Knights of stays loose. Dependable in the second place. "This is 16 rebounds, l 3 points and Independent College Athletic Clarkson 10-2, to take a 41-33 clutch, Guidi hit a jumper with probably the biggest game this 7xl l free throws. Conference and increased lead. They held on to their 45 seconds left to give him a school has seen in six years" The Saints played the entire their record to 8-l in the eight-point lead (48-40) until game-high fifteen points and said Baker growing confident. second half with a never-say league and 14-4 overall. It was ten minutes remained when his team a winning margin 58- ln preparing for the SLU game die attitude. Down seven a wild weekend of basketball Clarkson's center John 57. Center Mickey Herzing Baker said, "l think that the points with under a minute to and the Bombers gave the Golden shut down the IC was fouled with seconds feeling is in the back of our play, St. Lawrence stormed hometown supporters plenty scoring and netted a few of his remaining and hit a free toss minds that we can win . . . back to within two, 53-51. to voice their approval about. own. to bring his team to insuring Ithaca's 59-57 vic When it gets down to the nitty- With just eleven seconds on "Never before have I felt that within one, 48-47. tory. gritty, this team seems to find the clock, Vanderwall flew in - -·~, a way to win." for an uncontested layup and . ;:,i: St. Lawrence could not even put the game away. With five find a way to the hoop. seconds left SLU had a chance Ithaca's tough 2-3 zone locked to tie but Berkman's short the path to the basket, holding jumper missed and Herzing SLU to two points in the first ripped down the rebound to 12 minutes of the half. "We assure first place. played an incredibl~· intense "We beat the team we had zone", said a proud Baker. to beat to gei the lead and also "We did a real good job ad- the only other team that's got ,:> ,, justing on our different zones a chance to win it. Beating for specific reasons." SLU was a great win for us, After trailing 16-4 at one but we understand ·that we point, SLU guards Jim Berk- have a tough road to go yet, man and Mark Coleman but it was a step in the right found the mark from the out- direction" said Baker. Ithaca side, but found it impossible has a tough road ahead, to get the ball inside. Their playing five of their next six long-range shooting did take games on the opponent's the heat off the Saints, home court. bringing them a 23-18 halftime BOMBER TIPOFFS: deficit. At the start of the second half. Ithaca fired in seven Herzing was named l.CAC unanswered points, five by Player of the Week. He scored Tod Hart, who had a game 41 points and grabbed 30 high 16 points. A Mickey rebounds as ithaca won three Herzing layup provided the games by a combined total of Bombers with their biggest 5 points. Herzing leads the lead, 36-22. Bombers in rebounding with a St. Lawrence took a long 7.5 average. overdue timeout in order to regroup, and they did just that. Going from corner to ST. Lawrence (53) corner, Berkman hit on several Coleman 6 r -0 12 jumpers and Coleman had the Cates 2' •-0 4 range from the top of the key. Berkman 7 )-0 14 Along with center Blaine Ford , )-0 8 Harris, the Saints rallied back Harris 5-5 15 18-7 to cut !C's lead to 43-40 Totab: 24 5-5 53 with 5:50 to play. I The Bombers bounced right Ithaca (55) back on a 15-footer by Hart Hant 6 4-7 16 and a layup by Guidi, who Brown 3 1-2 7 went around Herzing's pick, Herzing 3 7-1 l 13 to add to their lead 47-40. The Frank 2 0-24 Saints never gave up however Guidi 20-14 and sliced the Bomber lead to Zielinski 2 0-0 4 four, 48-44. Vanderwall 3 1-1 7 STAFF PHOTO Bl' GEOFF DONOVAN SLU went into their two Totals: 2113-25 55 minute defense and anxiously Tod Hart weaves his way to the hoop between Blaine Harris (50) and Bob Cates. applied their fullcourt press. St. Lawrence 18 35 - 53 Too anxious. Center Herzing 1thaca 23 32 - 55 2@ THE JTHACAN February ·1s, ~9Sl I. CC@ ©nm College on Saturday. 11 Slipper)' Rock 137.35. lthim1 135.70 il~~ (UTt0yM· \. . .• NAST·~\ ·_. "'. I ~ LOSE::.· ':. · •• Vaultin~: I. Monica Rcave~ SR. 9.0: 2. Bai:b Allgaier IC. 8.85: 3. Carol Gray SR. 8.8: 4. Julie Morrow SR. By Doug Clauson broke their team record with Ithaca again surpassed its score of 9.0, while Allgaier 8.65 133.0 total points. However, team record total with a score placed first in floor exercises Uneven baN: I. Sue Bourne IC. 9.0: After winning their first Cornell totaled 137 .05 for the of 135.70. Slippery Rock, the and third all-around. 2. (tic) Chri~ Ficken IC and Carol three dual meets, the Ithaca meet to take the victory. defending Division II Eastern "We performed well, again Gray SR. 8.85: 4. (tic) Barb Allgaier College Women's Gymnastics Chris Ficken led Ithaca's Regional champion totaled st some pretty tough opponen IC and Kathy Water SR. 8.7. Team suffered its first two individual performance with a 137 .35 to win the meet. ts," added Coach Harrie, Balance beam: I. Julie Morrow SR. losses of the season despite first place finish on bars and a Allison Cooper scored an Carnes. 9.05: 2. (tic) Allison Cooper IC and record breaking team perfor second on the beam. Barb 8.55 on the balance beam to The Bombers go on the road Cary Cilimburg SR. 8.55: 4. Chri~ mances. The Bombers looked Allgaier took third in vaulting, break Chris Pickens old mark this weekend to Boston and Ficken IC. 8.50. good in meets with Cornell while Marcia Castratano had a of 8.50. Sue Bonne and Barb Springfield, Mass. In Boston 1-'loor exercise: I. Barb Allgaier IC. and Slippery Rock, but fell ~econd place finish in the floor Allgaier also turned in good on Friday, they will face Nor 8.70: 2. Maria Castrataro IC. 3. (tic) short of victory each meet. exercises. performance for IC. Bourne theastern and then travel to Carol Gray SR and Julie Morrow SR. Against Cornell, Ithaca Af°tne _Slippery· Rock meet, placed first on the bars·with a Springfield to face Springfield 8.65 DEFEATS CORTLA D 83~76 B k TotaITT3-17-83 By DoujfClausuu roe port and Colgate," ad- CORTLAND STATE (76) l'he Ithaca College ded Smith. Bunkley 12-8-32. De~tcfano 2-0-4, Women's Basketball team JTHACA COLLEGE (83) Gorton 1-2-4. Compton 5-1-11. jumped out to a 17 point half Bertram. 8-0-16. Didio 5-1-11. Lazl>ski Cisanelli 7-2-16. Sherman 1-3-5. time lead and cruised in the 0-0-0, Dalaker 3-1-7, Biship 7-0-14. Totals 30-16-76. Olson 3-3-9. Johnston 0-2-2. Price 5- Ithaca College 42 41-83 second half to a 83-76 victory 1-11. Mancinkowski 0-6-6. Galcucia 0- Cortland 25 -7f. last Thursday over Cortland State. The girl~ played really well in the first half and were able to build up_ a big lead," added Jo.GOULD'S Coach Natalie Smith. The Bombers utilized a balanced • scoring attack in tr WIN A GIFT CERTIFICATE C\ ~ - .-, :•,,, building up their big lead. Joy Q FORAN J.C. T-SHIRT I ~ Bertram led IC with 16 points while Sherri Didio, Kathy Price, and Allison Bishop ad T •• , 0 ' , .. ded 11, 11, and 10 respectively 1cK1E u"\>~ as Ithaca improved to 10-6 on the year. • Tracy Olson also THIS WEEKS UESTION: ~ '', played well, scoring nine poin . ':' .. ·:' . ·-: '. ~. ~ ,' . ~ ' .. . ts and pulling down seven Who did Larry Ho~mes defeat rebounds after coming off the to capture the WBC bench. heavyweight title? Two games remain on the - Bombers schedule with a very important date at Brockport State tonight. "Brockport is a very improved team and t-:H·r) W"""· J.Got:1.o·s (al 1he fool of the hill on Aurora have been getting some fine . Slretll "ill ~ponsur lhe Qlll('~U-: QUIZ. Readers 11r" inwilrd to an,"er 1hr que,liun and ,ubmil ii In The Ithacan ("/0 Ba.wment play from several Freshmen of I ar.::lon Hall ... or bring ii in per.no by 5:00 p.m. We'dnesday. players,'' added Smith. .\dra"inl! of tht rnrrttl ,uhmi\\ior. will delermin" ih" Wttks A victory over Brockport \\"inn<"r. !',u romt" on and gi," ii 111n ~ will almost ensure the Bom bers a bid into the New York Print : AllenliQn Sports Writers. State Division II Tournament - Teri Stalker bid. "The possibilities of get tif!J! a bid a~e yerv 11:ood. but we must play well against ;, I,'. - - ~------. - February 18, 1~8i · THEITHACAN21 ::t~ft .!!!!_ :::. .::: .....ur:1 • ...... ••••••• !!!!!-...-...... !!••• ::::. . • ... =.. .-... . -== ...... =~==-= :::.::• ::: ffltl&: ...... 11:•u. .:.. ::: .::-::. =---~.:r =!L::T::: ...... ::: ::: ::: ...:··· :::···· ..·· ::. -== ...... R ... ·······...... :::.::· m .::: :a .... • ::: ·:: .:::::_r. _::::::: m i 'I!::::: 9:i::F' !I! m :::•••• =--= =, m =·· '::::ur-· lie l'Lo• ....• u::..::- -i&:F-m :n BASKETBALJL §TAT§ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING G FGM FTM Pts. Avg. Bill Byrne, Alfred 21 167 11S 449 21.3 Tod Hart, llhaca 18 158 50 366 20.3 Ron Thorpe, RIT 23 1~6 92 364 15.8 Dave Conklin1 Alfred 21 118 79 31S 15.0 Mike Lewis, Clarkson 19 102 60 264 13.9 Men'.s Varsity Basketball (15-4, 8-1 ICAC): Jeff Spafford, Clarkson 12 63 20 146 12.2 Pat Roohan, RPI 18 92 34 218 12.1 Wit_h a st~nning 55-53 win over St. Lawerence on Saturday, the Bombers took over first Joey Wright, Hoban place m the 1?dependent College ~thletic Conference.' The game drew the biggest crowd of 23 110 51 271 11.7 Jamie King, Clarkson 19 85 51 221 11.6 the season as_.aCJumped out to a big lead and held on for the victory. Center Mickey Herzing John Golden; Clarkson 19 74 72 220 I 1.6 sc?red 13 pomts and took down 16 rebounds along with hitting five free throws in the final mmute and a half. Men's Junior Va~ity Basketball (10-2): The JV Bombers ran their. record to 10-2· after splitting two contest last week defeating ~neonta S~ate 93-6~, and losmg to Cornelt 75-65. Leading the Bombers in scoring is Todd S1_bel who 1s averaging 18.6 points per game. Gene Sackett leads the teamd in rebounding I. College of Staten Island 19-2 w1~h an average of 10.1 per contest. IC travels to RIT on Wednesday night and Alfred on 2- Hamilton College 17-4 Fnday. 3• Ithaca College 15-4 Men's Varsity Wrestling (6-7, 2-2 ICAC) 4- Albany State 15-6 5. St. Lawrence University 14-6 Bill bray qualified for the nationals with a second place finish at 177 while the rest of his 6- Alfred University 15-6 Bomber teammates combined for a fourth place finish in the ICAC championships. Bill 7. (tie) Old Westbury 17-4 Conddn was ch<;>sen as an alternate at 190, while Steve Schlink and Greg Smith also took Potsdam State 14-7 second !'lace fi~1shes. The Bombers split a tri-meet on Tuesday, beating Union College 41-9 9· John Jay College 17-S and falhng to Binghamton 35-8. JO. (tie) Cortland State 12-7 Women's Indoor Track Oneonta State 11-7 hhaca finished in third place at the Cortland Invitational on Saturday. Cortland State was Honorable Mention: Baruch, victorious with 158.S points, Syracuse took second with 148 points and the lady Bombers Brooklyn, Buffalo State, Clarkson, totalled 68.5. Colleen Murphy placed first and Mimi Koster third in the 1500 meter race, Elmira. Rochester Tech both having state qualifying times. Women's Varsity Bowling (1-1):· HCAC S1f ANIDilNGS The women's Bowling Team rolled over Oswego, Weils and Cornell to win the Oswego in vitational. Cathy Haight knocked down 688 pins in four games, high game being 193. conference Freshman Ruth Karch bowled 679 in the four games and had a high game of 226. llhaca w L Pct. Women's Varsity Basketball (10-6): St.•Lawrence 8 I .889 8 2 .800 The women's basketball team ended its home schedule enjoying two wins, giving them a 6- Alfred RPI 6 4 .600 1 home record. lthaca won a satisfying 58-46 game versus St. John Fisher, -ind went on to RIT 4 5 .445 defeat Cortland 83-76. Sherri Didio had a game-high 23 points with 12 rebounds against Clarl..,on 4 6 .400 Fisher and co-captain Joy Bertram scored 16 points with 12 rebounds against Cortland. 1-lohart 4 6 4()() I Men's Swimming (7-5, 2-4 ICAC): II .083 The men's swim team had two victories over Utica College, 65-30, and RPI, 49-46, but O\erall w L Pct. lost ast Rochester, 67-46, and to undefeated Alfred, 58-45. Divers Dick Comanzo and Ithaca JS 4 .788 Todd Metcalfe qualified for the nationals, and Don McVeigh was a double winner against St. Lawrence 14 6 .700 Alfred· Rochester and Utica, and won the 100-yard backstroke vs. Alfred and the 100-yard freestyle 15 6 .714 RPi vs. RPL 9 9 .500 RIT 12 10 .545 Women's Swimming (9-3): Clarkson Getting ready for the NYSAIA W championship at Cortland, ihe ladies won their closing 9 10 .473 Hobart 17 .26() two meets against Cornell 73-67 and East Stroudsburg State 76-64. Catherine Lyons and 6 Lora Newberry were double winner against Cornell. Lyons set school record in the SO-yard freestyle with a 24. 74. Intramural Standings Men's Indoor Track (3-3): Men's noor hockey The men placed third in a five team meet at Rochester, who won with 98 points. Alfred Semi Pro Ea~t was the runner-up with 68 points and iC with 59 .. Jim Pryor, Dan_Green, and Jim Nichols Pro division swept the shot put. Guns&Dope 3-0 X-men 3-0 Knobs 3-0 Joint Therapy 3-0 Confederates 2-1 Old No. 7 3-1 Crazy S's 1-2 Seth Ryders 2-1 Piranas 0-3 4th Floor J-3 Linsters 0-3 Semi Pro North Semi Pro South Stone Men 3-1 Flying Pucks 4-0 Sticks -n- Stones 3-1 Rollin' Raloons 3-J Cheeba Brothers 2-1 Jerry & His Boys 2-2 Bone Heads 2-2 The Flesh Scrappers 2-2 Hager's Heros 1-2 Non-conformist 1-3 N.J. Giants 1-2 The Beaks 0-4 Earh Ri~er; 0-3 Men\ Basketball Pro South Pro North 2Sers 4-0 Free Agents 4-0 Untouchables 3-1 No Names 3-1"' Runnin Gunners 2-2 69ers 3-2 BBB 2-2 Spontaneous Combustion 1-3 Men of Moselles 1-3 1-·ree Baser.. 0-4 Orange Pack 0-4 Semi Pro North !,emi Pro South 8irdmen 4-0 HIiiiard Hound Dogs 3-0 Ithaca Niles 4-1 P .B. Ranchers 3-0 Lodgers 3-2 Cuisines 3-1 Floaters 2-2 Slammers 2-2 Sport Shorts 1-2 Stones 1-2 OK Tums Susie Chapin is consoled by a furry friend '· 1-3 lchlban Warriors 1-3 Misfits 0-5 STAFF J'JIOTO BY GF.OFF DONOVAN Pi Lambda Chi 1-4 - . South HIii Blues 0-3 Women's Varsity Gymn-astics (3-2): - After winning their first three dual meets, Ithaca suffered two straight setbacks to Cornell Women's Basketball Coed Voleyball Power Hitters 7-0 and Slippery Rock. Despite the losses, IC broke their team point record in each meet. Again Stellato's Team Kamakasls 5-0 5-~ 4-2 st Cornell, Chris Ficken turned in a fine performance placing first on the bars and s;cond on D.P.11 5-2 The Hangovers 2-1 1 Bunbos 4.3 6Beaks the beam. Against defending Division II Eastern Regional Champ Slippery Rpck, Allison 1-3 Perfect Touchers 4-3 V-Bop Cooper scored an -8.55 on the balance beam to break Chris Ficken's old record of 8.50. The 1-3 Nothing bot Nel .3-4 Bognrtlans · Bombers traver to the state · of Massachusetts this weekend to face Northeastern and Patterson's .3-4 Sprin'gfield C~llege. , Gators .3-4 -~ / . \· 22 THE ITHACAN Febr~ary 18, 1982 j l If YOII wont to ;,und off iioo'ut spons, adifris.ii l~~ers to V .F.'f ·.!J·· the ltlman' d,g. Landoa-Hali;. - Women swimmers want more coverage To the Sports Editor: volleyball, and basketball but losing to St. Lawrence, well formance of the Ithaca selves as national contenders I would like to question have neglected to put one ar did you know that the College Women's Swim Team within the AJA W 11 Cham your sports coveragt!. You ticle in the paper on the women's team traveled with who has compiled a record of pionships. . have done a fine jeb reporting Wqmen's swim team. For the men's team and won -the 10-3 and have failed to J.C. Women's Swim Team the Men's sports aJong with_ example, the article of last ·meet"! YOU have also neglec recognize those individuals J.C. Men's Swim Team Women's gymnasucs, -week on the men's swim team ted to report on the fine per- who have established them- Hard Luck hits wrestlers By Tom LonRO. ce was good enough to land Naturally. Coach Murray 1:30; Hwt. Connors(SL) over l~t St. Lawrence; 2nd ·1n ihe oeginning of this him a wild card spot in the was disappointed when his Smith(IC) default. Clarkson; 3rd RIT; 4th Ithaca wrestling season, coach John Division m Nationals at team fell short of his great ex Team Results: College; 5th RPI. Murray was very enthusiastic SUNY Cortland. Knight is no pectations but his matmen about his team's chances in the newcomer to beating fine were certainly not disgraced in ICAC national qualifiers but wrestlers from .IC; Two years their heartful battles against injuries and illness combined ago, he stopped All-American some of the best wrestlers that to melt his dreams. Despite Ralph Salem in his second bid New York has to offer. By Jim Tobin Not until the last thirty secon- four finalist, Ithaca College to go to the Nationals at 167 All the first place pokier~ The IC Mens Hockey Club ds did IC have any chance of only took fourth in the five pounds. Bill Condon (190) will go to the NCAA Division took to the ice against Sig~a coming back. With a cancer team tourney. was caught at I :30 in the first 111 National on the 26th a~ Nu of Cornell at 11 :00 ted effort by the front line of Hard luck were the words of period by Saint Lawrence's well as fLve wild card wrestlers. Tuesday night at Cass Park. Borhard, Cole and Meinel, IC the day for the Bombers. Bart Chuck Lanzatella who is an Mattiais(SL) 142, Wilson (SL) The scoring started with a came back within one in the Morrow and David Kattay alternate on the US Roman 150, Smith (RlT) 150. Nor goal early in the first period by last thirty seconds of the were absent from the roster Greco team. In the semi thrup (SL) 158, and.Bray (IC) Sigma Nu but IC tied it up game. Left wing Dave and Murray could not muster finals, Greg Smith reincured a 177 were all chosen as wild only a few minutes later with a, Borhard pumped the puck into a wrestler for the 126 pound subluxation in his right c9rds for their excellent goal by Senior right-winger the oppositions goal and only class. Their dark cloud shoulder against RIT's 302 wrestling that weekend. Bill Meinel. IO seconds later Cole scored followed them right into the pounder. Result of the ICAC cham The game remained tied on a powerful slap shot from finals. Freshman Steve Schink Smith went on to beat him pionship finals: throughout the first period just inside the blue line came out strong with a 8-1 3-1 in overtime but had to 118 Cook(C) dee. Schlink(]C) until Sigma Nu took the lead bringing the final score to 5-4. lead in the first period but that default the final match to 12-10; 126 Lewis(C) dee. by two goals but IC came back - Although IC ended the lead reversed to 12- 10 by the Connors from St. Lawrence. Welles(RPl) 7-0; 134 Tor within one with a goal by game down a goal, there end of the match because of Smith will be unable to com torello(SL) dee. Vasciannie(C) freshman center Bill Cole was excellent goaltending by fatigue and tough calls by the pete in the Bomber's final 5-2; 142 Leslie(RIT) dee. Mat towards the end of the second Ricky Steinhauss, and sharp referee. 167 pounder, Bill match at QAl!<;>nta tmU1e.m.ust tias(SL) 5-2; 150 Read(C) dee. period and brought IC within passing and hard-hitting by Bray, who is 15-13 for the be pleased with his 21-4-1 Wilson(SL) 9-~; 158 Cook(C) two goals after another Sigma the JC defense and forwards. season, lost a close one to overall record for the season. dee.,Northrup(SL) forfeit; 167 Nu score. !C's next game is Friday Dudly Knight. Bray has been Tim Wilmot and Steve Davis, Smith (RIT) dee. Town After a very physical second night at 9:30 at Cass Park nose-to-nose with the 177 who both took fourth, w_ere son(SL) 7-5; 177 Knight(RIT) period Sigma Nu scored early agairist the Ithaca Midget All pounder trom Kl I (~-7 and 6- the only other Ithacans to dee. Bray(IC) 5-3; 190 Lan 3) but has never been able to again in the third period Stars. place in the event. zatclla(SL) pin Condon(IC) taking the lead bv three goals. beat him. His 5-2 performan- _Jwdor center Mickey Herzing acond 13 points __ and pulled down 16 rebounds in Ithaca'!-' 55-53 wlc over St. Lawreaee om Saturday. Herzing ·bit five Ira tbrows In the final millate ad m half to nail down_ die Bomber TICtor.,. F.;,r a 8-e performance~ The . -ltlHICU. floaon Mlaey·-- Bening a AO-.Jete ef tlle Week.- .. ·~-' February 18, 1982 NCAA 0 Demotiorm 0 Blessing Disguise (CP.S) -- As the first effects of in the Big 10 and PAC-IO compe'titive schools from its ferences. You don't have to worry the National Collegiate didn't participate) ended in top, 137-member Division I Independents Northeast about going through the bowl Athletic Association's compromise in January. A, and to let the teams in each Louisiana, North Texas State, structure. We don't feel we're (NCAA) compromise with its Sixty-one major teams had division approve their own Cincinnati, Colgate, William lo~ing anything by moving to major football powers sink in, coelesced as the College Foot television contracts. and Mary, Richmond and I-AA." some of the dispossessed ball Association (CFA) to gain In return the CFA aban Holy Cross also stand to lose· "It's really not going to hurt schools and conferences are a more direct voice in doned the $180 million con their Division I-A status. anyone," counsels Dave negotiating tv contracts, an ac finding to their own surprise tract it had signed on its own Oddly enough, at-least some Cawood of the NCAA. "All tivity in which all NCAA that their expulsion from the with NBC. The NCAA had ~f the li_chool!i an~l_~~~ferenees the rule changes are really most lucrative football members could participate. already signed a $263.5 million don't seem to mind their going to do is give the mem CFA members argued that, television contracts may help contract for all its ·members - downward mobility much. bers of Division I-A a better them. since they appeared on tv most including those also belonging "Frankly, the major foot opportunity to control their "We think it's the gfeatest often and generated the most to the CFA -- with ABC and ball powers have always run own destiny in football thing that could happen," says profit, they should have the CBS. the contracts committee," the issues." Dick Oliver, commissioner of biggest voice in the Under the NCAA's new Ivy League's Litvack says, "so Rumors have circulated negotiations. the soon-to-be-downgraded rules, a team can stay in the fact that they are now around the Ivy League that Southland Conference. "The NCAA has over 900 Division I-A by averaging allowing for separate Division Northwestern, Army or Navy And though the accord may members of all categories and home crowds of 17,000 over I-A contracts isn't gomg to might join it. Under the new make some conferences sizes," explains CfA four years, or by having a make that much difference." rules a confererg:~ change shapes -- the Ivy Executive Director Chuch stadium seating at least The Southland Conferen automatically becomes 30,000. League, for one, may take in Neinas. "Before the recent ce's Oliver confesses, "We Division 1-A if half its teams some new schools -- the new changes, you had a situation Schools can no longer know that we don't play foot meet the stadium or average formulas for splitting up the where all schools, with or escape those requirements by ball at the level that some of attendence requirements. millions of dollars television without a football team, had a sponsoring at least 12 Division the bigger s_shoo!Ll_n I-A do, "It's conceivable that we pays to broadcast college say-so in the tv football con I spans teams. ·so we're looking forward to might expand the league," football each year "isn't going tracts. In addition, there were The new agreement the change." Litvack concedes. "But we to make that much differen teams with entirely different threatens to push from He adds that "everybody in haven't approached any team ce." agrees Ivy League Com levels of football programs Division I-A to Division I-AA I-A has to play their way onto yet about joining us. And if missioner James Litvack. operating within the same all teams in the Missouri tv (and into the tv revenues). we do, it won't be on the basis division." The NCAA's four-year Valley, Mid-American. Ivy But in I-AA you have a of whether they'll help us meet struggle with most of its The NCAA agreed to drop League, Pacific Coast, guaranteed number of ap Division 1-A qualifications." biggest football schools (those about 40 of the smaller. !cs<.. Southern and Southland Con- pearances in each conference. By Smith F. Ragsdale it ts probably a surprise to with soft, redirecting Force who have both studied concerning their body and an beginners' classes. H there are most people here at ithaca movements. Goju-Ryu for five years. 'enthusiastic thirst to learn any questions, or if someone is College that instruction in Unlike most metropolitan Currently the club has ten more of the art. The new interested in joining, the club Karate is readily available in Karate sch'ools, which teach members. The low number of member will also get one-on meets for instruction and exer the gym three nights a week, self-defense in as short a time students have surprised the in one instruction until they are cise Monday, Wednesday and two hours on each of the as possible, Goju-Ryu stresses structors, for they expected a able to be a part of the general Friday, 6:00-8:00 pm, in the evenings, for a modest cost. body-control, and discipline much greater response. Cor class exercise. He/she will also dance/ gymnastics room of The style of Karate taught here owr both mind and body, way ne!i has over ten different experience frustration at the gym (end of gym closest to ,~ Okinawan Goju-Ryu. before any actual sparing oc styles of Martial arts offered. times, but this is not unusual the Music building). Everyone "Goju" means hard and curs. The club also has no women with any new way of is welcome to come, watch, "Ryu" means soft, which The Karate club began here members, a fact which disciplining the body. and ask questions. The club is translates into saying that this on campus during October mystifies the teachers. New members are always open to everyone, students, form of Karate combines both 1980. The Classes are taught A new member first ex welc6med at any time, for professors, and those not a hard, forceful movements by Ed Savage and Bruce La periences a novel awarness there are no set dates for part of ithaca College. . .-- ··,· ,..,,,,, . ' ' • ...... 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