Students prefer privacy to gratuity VD problems take students off campus
by Maureen Corrigan go for VD treatment?" After a long pause the staff and equipment necessary to It is 10:30 p.m. on a Tuesday. The the volunteer returns. operate a clinic on campus. operator recognizes the voice that has "Do you want someplace in the area?" Certainly the infirmary cannot provide been trying unsuccessfully to contact "Yeah, I guess so, how about F'ordham any answers. Cope for the past three evenings. He is Hospital, do they have a clinic?" "This is a touchy subject, because we're obviously bored by the routine; the Bell "They'd probably treat it but you on a very personal ground," says Mrs. Telephone courtesy was discarded long wouldn't want to go there. How about McQuillan who is in charge of the in- ago in favor of sarcasm: "Pother your Morrisania Hospital?" firmary. "It would be a breach of faith to boyfriend is on the line or you've got some "O.K., where is it?" say whether a large number of students problems!" That type of remark might be "It's on 1309 Fulton Avenue in the come in requesting treatment. Students enough to push someone over the brink. Hronx. The number is WY 2-4200. Call see the doctor who answers their After three rings (and nine previous them up and they'll give you all the in- ' questions and, if necessary, examines phone calls) Cope answers. formation you need. And it's a clinic so it's them. The city clinics and other options "Hi, look I need some information about free." are open to students seeking treatment VD treatment." The words are difficult to "All right, thank's a lot." for venereal disease. There has never speak and the confused pauses come not been mention of opening a clinic here so much for effect but from em- For the student with a real VD problem, which would necessitate a lab and other barrassment. "There's a possibility that I this represents the first step in a facilities which Fordham doesn't have at might ha veVD and I don't know where to go. frustrating series of phone calls and treks present. I can't say whether I see a need down to city clinics in search of con- for one because again, it's too confidential Silence. fidential, free treatment. The situation a topic." "Does Fordham have a clinic or some could be improved by the incorporation of COPE, which handles V.D. problems on kind of facilities, like maybe the in- a VD clinic into the present campus health a referral basis, is also unclear concerning firmary?" facilities, but this solution gives rise to its Mary O'Connor the number of students who call "Uh, I'm not sure'.' The Cope volunteer own baffling array of questions, baffling requesting treatment. As one volunteer MARY McQUILLAN: The infirmary soundsdoubtful. "I don't think the infirmary because there are no statistics con- observed, "It's hard to estimate because nurse said "it would be a breach of faith treats it, hold on O.K.?" veniently compiled on the number of many of our calls come from people in the to say whether a large number of Mumbled conversation on the other end Fordham University students who have neighborhood. I don't see an over- tudents come in requesting treatment." of the line. "Hey, where's a good place to sought treatment for VD, or the cost of (Continued on page S) U.S. Postage PAID VOL. 56 NO. Bronx, N.Y. f Permit No. 7608 S Non-ProfitOrg.
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Commencement rcise reset by Joe Palenchar sideration was necessary." Ktinlham University will Heiss said, however, that reinstate a long standing Placement Office statistics put tradition this year by holding Wednesday attendance figures commencement excercises on a above Saturday's. weekday rather than Saturday. ] Heiss also indicated the ^ince the turn of the century, University Commencement the exercises were held on Committee is currently con- Wednesday afternoons. In the sidering moving the graduation 'at|1 sixties, administrators date up a full week. changed the date to Saturday, The measure, he said, would imssihly because of a desire for ll(1 force the administration to Uer attendance, according to rework the academic calendar. Academic Vice President Paul The second semester will have Keiss. to begin a week earlier, Reiss •Mss said Monday that the IVl(1 asserted, indicating the move »t switch to the first Friday may also force Fordham to ln 'lime, June 6, was prompted lluin reschedule first semester final '.v by the University's exams before Christmas. priH-arious financial situation. MALCOLM WILSON; Lost the gubernatorial election Tuesday toDemocratllugh Carey 58 percent to ''"<"• media coverage of past However, Reiss said, the exam 42 Dercent according to early returns. The graduate of Fordham Prep, Fordham College, and commencement exercises were question will be settled before Fordham Law School became governor in the fall of 1973 when then Governor Nelson Rockefeller :l's" !« factor governing the the commencement issue is resigned Wilson pictured here at an October banquet where several hundred Fordham alumni "•''•ision, he asserted, since fewer decided. honored him for his contributions as assemblyman, lieutenant governor, and governor. (Left to right: rilP»rlcrs would cover weekend A recent poll conducted by Rev Robert Gannon, past president of Fordham; Edward T. Brown, Garden City; John B. McGetrick, l Connie Cullen, Secretary- Franklin Square; Wilson; Thomas J. Higgins, Roslyn Heights; Dr. Frank Picciano, New Hyde Park.) l^'iss said commencement treasurer of the Class of 1977, (xpenses are "significantly indicated 91 percent of 1,116 '"Per" on weekends because students responding favor pre- Voting rules at issue "vertmic benefits must be paid Christmas exams. lll(1 "' t'ntirc Physical Plant staff Students wore also critical ot :""1 'I"1 University's clerical the Friday commencement date, NLRB nears union ruling Mall. although Heiss said the ad- by Rosemary McMunus Truesdale noted that once the units at colleges." When the Although unable to cite exact ministration "felt most people decision is made public, the board ruled in favor of AAUP in 1 The National Labor Relations 'P'"' *. Heiss speculated the would attend the function" Hoard will probably render its AAUP and administration of- its last unionization attempt at '""vrsity will cut expenditures ficials will announce the election Fordham three years ago, which llir lh( regardless of the weekday decision within two weeks on the ' 'jay by 50 percent. scheduling. membership of Fordham's date, usually 30 days after took only four months, "The •I'1 indicated, however that the notification. If, for any reason, board did not realize the com- ll (iraduating students Hanora proposed faculty bargaining unit, l ' ''"'• Lhe 1970 exercises could Carney and John Ferrari both NLRB Executive Secretary John the decision is further delayed plexity of the issues," Reiss '' Pushed back to Saturday beyond the next two weeks, it is stated. ; Kain indicated the workweek date Truesdale disclosed Monday. ' if attendance fell would pose difficulties for most At issue is the status of unlikely that the election will National Labor Relations ""ili people attending the exercises. departmental chairmen, take place before next semester. Hoard hearing officer Mary '•'liversity President James University administrators and Taylor said thi* case "requires l lv Most people, Ferrari said, will professional librarians, and "'' ordered the change on a be forced to lose a day's pay for faculty with temporary or AAUP spokesmen, however, great consideration" since the lla' basis'' in order to weigh the expected the decision by board, if it rules in favor of thu lai l( Inking the day off. terminal contracts all of whom ', ' >'' against total at- Others, he added, will have to the Fordham American September or curly October, administration, will be over- 1 •"" »>'•'•. Ueiss said. since the case was presented in turning its previous decision. take two days off if thoy live »nl Association of University lthough Ihi! earlier switch March. Therefore, she noted, the case of state. Professors claims are eligible to /"'I unlay was perhaps lll(1 vote in tin' upcoming vote on Academic Vice President Paul has taken longer. "If we're paying '*>•* 'iUed .ml of a desire for whether to institute AAUP an Ri'isH siad the delay may have However, AAUP exi'i'uUve ir •'tliuidtimv," lU'is.s said, exercises," Carney added, "we the University's officinl faculty been because the N1.R1! in "still Secret a ry of the Fordhtim can al, least have thorn on a ' ' have now escalated to new at determining bargaining [Cnitliltui tl mi /«l(/f 3) :| Point that a recon- Satruday when the family can make it." Jesuits expand Revisions volunteer corps in charter The Jesuit Volunteer Corps, Hinchen said he is recruiting near end an organization of laymen who through the campus ministries The United Student Govern work with the poor and offices of the colleges, afid has ment constitution committee will uneducated on the west coast, is found interested students at complete its revisions for this expanding its operation to the most colleges, including For- year's constitution within three east coast according to Al dham. He will be returning to weeks, USG President Jim Novotny, Fordham College '75 Fordham in the near future to Buckley announced yesterday. Jesuit scholastic. sign up volunteers for a pfogram The new document will then be The corps, which is non- beginning in August. presented for approval to the sectarian, lists its initial areas of USG Senate. concern on the east coast as the Novotny noted the biggest Buckley's disclosure came just inner cities of New York, demand in the corps is for one week after College of Philadelphia, Washington, and certified teachers and registered THE BRONX: may benefit from volunteer corps. Business Administration Baltimore. nurses, but construction Cammarosano to attend President Charlie Clarkson's Novotny asserted the corps "is workers, cooks, radio threat to withdraw the college not looking for people with technicians, secretaries, floaches from USG unless it took stepS nothing to do or who want to and day care workers are also in toward restructuring itself. escape from something, but demand. Council agenda set Buckley emphasized that the people who will try to do some need for constitutuional revision Christian work." In the past, volunteers The Liberal Arts College planning the meeting, said the has existed for a long time. No The Eastern recruitment of 75 enlisting for a minimum of one Council will host Dr. Joseph agenda will include allocations one had acted upon it, however, graduates from Eastern Jesuit year have worked with Alaskan Cammarosano, University for clerical and administrative until Clarkson issued his threat, colleges is coordinated by Rev. Eskimoes and with Indian executive vice president, staff, which some council David Hinchen from St. Joseph's missions in Idaho, Montana, New tomorrow in a meeting on members feel are inadequate; The recent USG Court College in Philadelphia. Mexico and other states. services at the intown campus. campus student services, such as decision that the government bursar and registrar's offices and must revise some contradictions Seek pre-Christmas finals Dr. Peter Schneider, a the bookstore; and the and obsolete provisions in its member of the committee relationship of the council to the constitution also prompted the administration and of the move, Buckley said. University administration to the 91 % favor new exam schedule college. Although he emphasized that Final results of a pre- "It proves how out of touch questions aimed at explaining all revisions are tentative, he Ully Hirsch, an assistant dean, Christmas exams poll held at fall with student needs and wants student attitudes toward pre- expressed hopes of creating a registration reveal 91 percent of the administration and faculty at Christmas exams. The results of and member of the council's student affairs committee, said well- structured . committee 1, 116 students responding favor Rose Hill are," she added. the poll are summarized in the system. One possibility includes pre-Christmas exams. The poll also asked three following chart. the committee is compiling a comparison of downtown changing the USG committees The poll, taken among For- into constitutional branches of dham College and College of QUESTION YES NO student services and uptown 1. Do you want pr*-ChrUtm*i t*im«? 91% [941] 9% [92] the government. Business Administration services, a report which will The committee will also revise students, was sponsored by 2. Would you b« willing lo rrtum from include a report on the ratio of summer vacation t*rlltr to lUrl school, In YES NO YES NO secretarial and administrative contradictions noted by USG Connie Cullen, FC 77 secretary- order to hav« exama before Chriitm««? 84% 1«% 14% 86V4 Treasurer. staff to enrollment. She said on Court Chief Justice John (Responses divided between yet and no Mondcy that the committee had Ferrari. Ferrari cited the fact Cullen said, "The results prove responses to Oueetlon "1] that senate impeachment what the current student body not compiled any figures yet 3. Do you take a part-time job or are you proceedings must begin either in knows and has always known, working before and/or altar Christmas? 73% 27% 67% 33% Tomorrow's meeting, will the senate, or the court, that we want exams before start at 4 p.m. in the Pope Christmas." 4. Would exama before Chrlstmat Interim depending on what section of the with your Job? 24% 78% 40% — auditorium and is open to all. constitution is read. Having a Party? Ramskellar ACCOUNTING AND WANT A/ Kegs and cases FINANCE MAJORS Coming Nov. 15 available from Ramskellar Let us help you: PLAN AHEAD TOYOTA The COFFEEHOUSE STEVE MARTIN To Become a CPA Every Tuesday TALK I Comedian & Banjo Player THE BECKER Ramskellar 8-11 p.m. from L.A. 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FORDHAM UNIVERSITY financial surplus STATEMENT OF CURRENT FUNDS REVENUES, EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS Although University by the large debt retirements on FOR THE YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1974 President James Finlay recently the recently constructed Lincoln revealed that Fordham's budget Center campus buildings, as well showed a slight surplus for fiscal as the dormitory at 555 East UNIVERSITY RESTRICTED 1973-74, Executive Vice 191st Street. FUNDS FUNDS TOTAL Perc«nlag» President Joseph Cammarosano Although the University has recently warned against un- received several impressive warranted optimism. grants from foundations and REVENUES) Cammarosano claimed the industry, Cammarosano said the figures showing the surplus, in entire budget structure of the Kdiie.itinnal and Ufiier.il: Student tuition ,tml lees ,... >22,917,546 122,017.546' 69.7 excess of $100,000, were University remains "unhealthy New York State appropriation ,.. 2.442.600 2,442,600 7.4 "illusory", and pointed out the for the nervous system— Investment income 668,526 668,526 2.(1 Grants 1 2.038.681 2,038,681 62 University is only running in the especially mine." The executive Indirect expense recoveries 414,068 114,068 1.1 black on paper. noted the University will not be Direct expense recoveries 199,761 199,761 .f. Other sources 30T.093 301,093 M The vice president stated the financially able to undertake all University has incurred almost the needed plant repairs im- Total education iind ueueral . 26,963,594 2.O38.6HI 29,002,275 88.1 Student aid 1,678,774 1.678,774 5.1 5,8 million worth of "deferred mediately. The longer the Auxiliary enterprises ,...,.. 2.121,439 75.165 2.I98.6IM Kh maintainence", on the Rose Hill project is delayed, he said, the Total revenues 29,087.03:! 3,792,620 32,879,6cH campus' physical plant. Citing worse becomes the problem of UKMi the almost critical conditions of deferred maintenance, presently CAMMAROSANO: A queasy the plant, Cammarosano added Fordham's most critical financial stomach over budget worries? the budget's plight is worsened problem. EXPENDITURES*(
Kdinatinnal .ind ueneral: Plaia negotiations near end (•eiicr.il .tilmfiiMr.it'"!! 853,013 853,013 2.8 General iiistittitioii.il .,., 4,581,038 119,277 4.700,315 15.3 1 us trtiL linn 11,-365,862 1,108,258 12,674,120 41,3 Oru.mi/ed research Hl),Sl9 600,907 681,726 2.2 Libraries 1,212,222 10,230 1,222,461 . 4,0 Operation anil maintenance ol Post Office makes $4.7 million bid pliwc.il plant ' 1.791,451 3.791,451 12.1 Neil Pariser of the Bronx office The United States Post Office was previously priced at about Tiit.il educational and uener.ll - 21,884,405 2,018,681 23,923.0«fi 77.9 of the City Planning Commission Student aid 2.470,814 1,678,774 4,149,618 1.1,8 put a price tag of $4.7 million on $9 million. said, "The dispute was not »,fiS:,2«l Sli its three acres of land within the The Plaza site runs from settled but a positive attitude Total expenditures 26,912,145 3,792,6211 .10.724.965 proposed Fordham Plaza Friday, Fordham Road south along Third I00.0 Avenue to 188th Street. was created. We got across to according to a Daily News report the Postal Service our sense of yesterday. University President James Finlay recently said he believes a urgency, which they were never The move came at a meeting, aware of." letter he sent to U.S. Senators : between representatives of the Pariser said another meeting :•{ --' :•" • • -:.' ' ... Economic Development James Buckley and Jacob Javits EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER threatening moving the Rose Hill between the same people would , EXPENDITURES! Association and the U.S. Post campus to Westchester unless be held in about two weeks. He Office, designed to re-negotiate Plaza negotiations moved for- speculated the question would be resolved "in a couple of months." the price of the land site. ward, may have been influential SiSf The land, which the EDA must in bringing the Post Office to a Meanwhile, Finlay's letter purchase to develop the Plaza, reconsideration of its position. continues to gain media LESS TRANSFERS, fisiiSISii coverage. On Thursday, Doug ,-,:•.•;; i'fe1" In student loan limits Johnson of ABC news in- |-,i plant hinds In! ilel.t retirement, terviewed Finlay on the Rose and capital impinveiueuts — 1,961,907 ^'^•/r''/'::f*riSim ••" •' • . •.-• :'..•--.•:•. ••:•'-;,«•,- AAUP Hill campus. The president Total Iranslels • i,»72,38t). •. ' •:;•':;: 5 (Continued from page 1) university cases, where it has repeated his statement that chapter, Haul Trensky had the least experience. Fordham could not remain viable disagreed, stating that the case He also cited the 1,200 page if conditions in the surrounding INCESS OF REVENUES OVEI1 is substantially the same as it record from the hearings which neighborhood continued to EXPENDITURES AND TRANSFERS * IN2.308 » 1H2.308 was in 1971, and therefore should NLRB. had to review before deteriorate. require less consideration by the rendering its decision. board. AAUP Fordham Chapter Trensky also noted that the President Leo Hoar stated NLRB this time has more yesterday that association CINEVENTS_preSents precedent to follow, which representatives and University should have quickened its administration officials will decision. speak before the Faculty Senate Trucsdale attributed the delay to discuss collective bargaining. to the board's heavy schedule of However, the association wants eases, and said the delay "is not to wait, he said, until it receives uncommon," especially in official word of NLRB's decision. Get a head start on Santa...
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Wednefiday, November (j, 1974-THE RAM-Page 3 Hoyas' wishbone offense overpowers gridders 35-7 by Jerry Buckley top of their game, Fordham's kickoff and drove 09 yards at will against the Ram defense, with Led by halfback John Burke's defense spent most of the al- three touchdown runs and a ternoon on their butts watching fullback Brian Melody from Iona stubborn defense, the Burke and company run by them Prep scoring from one yard out. Georgetown Hoyas trounced the time and time again. Hoya After intercepting an errant Ram grid squad 35-7 last quarterback Tom Gargan ran the Hommel toss, the Hoyas closed Saturday, disappointing a Wishbone offense to near per- out the scoring in the fourth partisan Homecoming crowd of fection, particularly when he quarter as Danny Lopez ran for •approximately 4,500 at Jack combined with Burke on the the touchdown. Coffey Field. option play. The win raising their record to Burke, who scored on runs of Meanwhile, Fordham's 4-1, was sweet revenge for 71, 11 and 24 yards, gained 190 rushing game, their usual strong Georgetown since the Rams spoiled their homecoming last yards for the game on 18 carries, point, was virtually non existent Thorn Malleo and earned the Madow Trophy, as the Hoya defense held the year in D.C., 13-0. However, the awarded to the. game's most Maroon runners to a measly 14 Maroon should have an easier HOMMEL: The Ram signal caller had the best passing game of valuable player. Previously, the total yards on 28 attempts. Owen time against Hamilton College in his career, completing 21 of 37 passes for 226 yards, even though trophy had been awarded in the Ward, who gained 188 yeards the final home game Saturday at he was sacked six times by the Georgetown defense. Battles of the Bronx. just a week ago, could only 1:30 p.m. After the game the question manage 28 yards on 12 carries. on many minds was: Is George- Georgetown scored first Strong field In Met finals town that good or is midway through the first period Fordham that bad? The answer as Burke ran off tackle for a 71 you receive depends on who you yard score. Three plays later, Harriers cop third place talk to, of course. Nevertheless, Ward fumbled for the Rams and the 4-1 Hoyas made believers out the Hoyas took over on the by Charlie Gelati Jim Kelly, and Alex Trammell, twenty. However the in of Ram head coach Dean Loucks Maroon's 33 yard line. The Although the Maroon harriers all of whom finished among the termittent rain, and the sur- and his quarterback, Don mistake proved costly as Burke, bunched five of their seven top 15. In addition, freshmen prising competition by two Hommel. on an option from Gargan, scored runners in the top 15 finishers, Gene McCarthy and Jack Lynch talented C.W. Post entries, Mike "Make no mistake about it", from 11 yards out, and suddenly Fordham could only place third placed 18 and 25 respectively. Butynes and John Biedrzycki, said a dejected Loucks, the Rams were behind 14-0. in the Metropolitan Cham- However, the Scarlet Knights soon dispersed the block. "Georgetown is a very good Forced to go to the air, pionships, held at a soggy Van placed Ron Spiers, Miquel Byrnes, who admitted the football earn and they deserve Hommel finally gave the crowd Cortlandt Park yesterday af- Roche, Jay Vickery and Bill elements took their toll, all the credit." As for his own something to cheer about as he ternoon. Westman within the first eleven however, said "I thought wi> had team's deficiencies, the coach moved the Rams to a score late The closely contested team finishers to take the meet. the race." McNiff noted the team commented, "Sure, we can play in the half. Throwing mostly to title was won by Rutgers, even finished strong at the end, and better than that, but his talented wide receiver, Kevin though Manhattan's Pete A dejected coach Tommy made the result even more in Georgetown is a better team McQuade, Hommel directed the Squires repeated as individual Byrnes nevertheless was proud teresting. than we are." Rams to the 1 yard line where champion with a time of 24:50, of his harriers' showing. "They The Rams, who have come on Hommel, who completed 21 of Dennis Demeo dove over for and Tony Colon placed second, couldn't have run a better race as of late in their crosscountry 37 passes for 226 yards in his Fordham's only score. McQuade, The Scarlet Knights won with 52 place-wise," he said. "Our only program, showed a definite best day ever as a passer, agreed also had a stellar day receiving, points, while the Jaspers chance of winning was to bunch improvement from last year's with Louck's praise of the Hoyas, as he hauled in 12 passes for 115 finished with 58 and Fordham 61 people together, and that's what fifth-place finish. In addition, the saying, "They are a hell of a yards, the modern record for points. they did. You can't ask more of a new depth this year was evident team. They forced us to play passes caught in a single game. Bob Byrnes came in ninth for team to do what the coach by Fordham taking the junior catch up ball and we just couldn't The second half wasn't much the Rams with a time of 25:33, wants." varsity race championship on the do it." different from the first as and was followed in the pack by The Rams, who had not won strength of transfer Tim While the Hoyas were at the Georgetown took the opening John Jureens, Howie McNiff, the Metropolitan Championships Weaver, who finished second in over twenty years, seemed to with a time of 26:30. Phil See, be on the verge of victory at the Brian Bourbet, ami Kri1' halfway point, as all seven Trammell also finished within runners figured in the top the top ten to insure the \iciory. Maroon icemen shade Brookly
by Vivian Dennis Brooklyn only two shots on goal, Monday night's Fordham The game may not have had hockey game could have been such a happy ending if it had not dubbed the Kern-O'Beid- been for the freshman K«he O'Connell show, with goaltender Bocchino. Although Fonlhai" 1 SOCCER: The Ran, hooters kept their hopes for an NCAA p.ayoff b'erth alive with their'win"^ Vinnie Bocchino picking up the was only outshot 20 11 in I" ' y- Iomorrow the wil1 life-savor honors as the Maroon first two periods, it seemed that Parade °" V face nationally ranked NYU at 3 p.m. on Edward's skated off with an impressive 4-ii Brooklyn was taking aim mi the see-saw victory over Brooklyn Ram net more often than W' To foce NYU in big tesTThursdoy College. statistics indicate. Bocchino was Center Jim Kern collected two out of the net as much as he w goals including the game winner in the net, handling the |'lll'k"1" with seven minutes left, and in one instance, checkim: •"' Soccerrams defeat Middies 2- ? added an assist, He had a shot for opposition. That is the reason ne by Ernie Paliudino 1 portunities as Middie forward lom Coutu and fired it to the the hat trick with less than two is playing. Fordham's coach. I''" Bob Eckstein was left virtually right side of Greg Boles, who minutes to go in the game and an Clifford said, "I want 'he The soccer team brightened its unguarded. hopes for a post season playoff replaced Margus Junker after empty Brooklyn net. Kern goaltender to handle the \ni<+- berth as dusk descended over Things changed in the second the Fordham goal. Boles never grabbed the puck, alter Bill Ril,.y Clifford has tentatively selceien Edward's Parade Ground half as fullback Paul McCullough saw it. Neither did anyone on the went down to block a shot, and senior goalie Frank I»rSant.> » Monday night, downing a speedy stuck to Eckstein. sidelines. started down ice. Instead of start against Wagner, l^ u'vl* contingent of midshipmen from shooting, he passed the puck off DeSanto has played well '•"""^l "The main thing in this game s|: Kings Point, 2-1. The victory In addition to keeping the to Matt O'Boid, near the blue in practice to warrant .i " ' was that we kept the ball on the gives the Rams an 8-3 record on Midshipmen in check, the Rams line. An elated Kern explained ground, we passed, and we found the season and could move them succeeded in starting plays from why he did not take the shot. "I each other," said the coach, 1 1 1 into the too 10 in the state. the back line. It payed off at the wasn't thinking about the hat Fordham was able to I '' ' '''' 25 minute mark as forward adding, "We were trying to work trick. Usually when 1 do stop to with the fast skating U'""kl The Maroon will seek to ice Armando Giordano scored an the ball into Giordano, and we think (about if), I blow it," staled team for the first two I"'1"1" that berth on Thursday as they unassisted goal. just dominated the game." Kern. "1 guess it was stupid of The third one, however. «••' play sixth ranked NYU at 3 p.m. me to pass,, hut I saw Matty different story. "I've never-' Soon after, Lenord Kelley took The Violets are on a six game The Rams more than dominated wide open and passed it to him," a more desire filled period. - winning streak with their only the ball and raced around the the game last Thursday as the he added. Kings Point defense with it. He Clifford, describing his i.ai loss coming at the hands of team bowled over New York performance. He concedes n Fairleigh Dickinson. wound up and kicked it a foot Tech 7-2. Kelley scored three O'Heid had a hand in the l|sl wide of the goal, pulling a muscle scoring of all four goals including Fordham is not the goals in that game to put him skating dub on the in-. ^ "•' The Rams drew first blood in in the process. "I felt a pop just into the top scoring slot in the his own in the first period. I| Wils before I kicked it," Kelley said in is probably the only sell""' '' their encounter with Kings Point state as of Saturday with a 16 •> very productive night for the locker room as he applied ice dhaiii can skate with. as Dick Langan kicked in a pass goal total. Kern's lin,, with Mike Burke to the area. He could be out of "(1(li"K » goal in || . ,, . | from Lenord' Kelley at the 0:27 u s ( on( action for the NYU game, but |>oriod to tie the score at three 1 1 mark in the first half. From that On Saturday, the team pluyctl "We made adjusti"' " that is still undetermined. "II- The line collected viv\\[ time until the end of the; half, the » squad of alumni in an exhibition compensate foroiirlack nhi on Edward's Parade. They beat points in the game. Clifford continued. "()l" play shifted back and forth With darkness fully settled, ll e ' "lumnl 4-3. Immediately Defense-man Mike O'Connell wards were coming bael; between the attacking zones. Kings Point scored their only "HIT the. display, Fordham •'en-ivi-il three assists for hi- out our di'l'i'tisi'iiH'ii. 'I In Kings Point failed to capitalize goal with 2 minutes remaining, |||! l"«ywl Villmiovu in a one hour ••llorls, and played well, not always the case in on a couple of breakaway op- Dun Ih'iO'os.'i took n pass from si'i •'•yHnlly in the third period two periods." Howes' i wh"n lh" UnniN allowed adjustments were -•'t'1<'1 Page 8-THK KAM-WedneHday, November (i, 1974 'Gambler' features new type anti-hero by G. Kevin Lally disease has reached ridiculous propor- There's a new kind of anti-hero on your tions. The Gambler has become such an local screen these days. His name is Axel annoying protagonist one almost waits Freed, and he fills the title role in an oddly anxiously for the mob to smash in his face. disturbing film called The Gambler. Axel does receive his share of xruises, Like the mythic James Dean-Marlon but he also gains a second chance. The Brando personas of the mid-fifties, Axel's syndicate offers to forget the debt if he a fierce, frustrated individualist. But will fix a university basketball game—by while Brando and Dean played social bribing one of his students, a star player. outcasts who expressed the underlying Does Axel sacrifice his principles to lensions of the Eisenhower era, The save his neck? Does Axel have any Gambler is a man of position—a college principles left to sacrifice? I won't uncover professor—who expresses nothing but his the details, but anyone can safely predict own self-indulgent obsessions. Unlike the from the unrelieved dankness of this glorious rebels of the movie past, this movie that Axel will sink further into self- particular anti-hero is sick, really sick. disgust and degradation, revealing the Axel Freed is no run-of-the-mill true masochistic nature of his gambling gambler. He isn't especially interested in fever. The finale, properly enough , is one material gains. For him, a wager is of the seamiest since the days of Erich von rewarding only when it involves a high Stroheim. degree of risk—which could mean his The Gambler could have been a per- reputation, his life's savings, even his ceptive portrait of a psychological very life. In effect, gambling becomes a disorder but for Toback's insistence that perverse test of his manhood which he his character take on heroic dimensions. JAMES CAAN: makes some phone calls trying to borrow money to" cover a heavy takes to incredible, pathological extremes. Axel is always quoting Dostoyevski and gambling loss. James Toback's bizarre screenplay D.H. Lawrence on the value of risk-taking volved living with the brawny actor for a his skill at one-on-one and his propensity to begins on a depressing note as Axel loses and raw experience, as if this were some year and competing with him on every mess up the lives of those around him? As $44,000 in one night in a New York justification for his suicidal lifestyle. Does level of manhood, including sex. a symbolic life force, Axel Freed's about Gambling casino. Unable to raise the Toback mean what Axel says? Probably. Since Axel remains firmly entrenched as metaphysical as Dennis the Menace. money himself, he is forced to humble Just consider the curious alliance between in his macho masochism from beginning to Axel's not the only thing that's wrong himself and borrow from his mother, a the author and his creation. end of The Gambler, one could conclude with the Gambler script. The dialogue, vivacious doctor. Although he is now in a Like Axel, Toback is a young, Jewish, that Toback has learned nothing from his especially when it involves women, is position to clear his debt to the syndicate, Ivy League-educated professor of personal experiences (If he has, he's not painfully pretentious and usually terrible. Axel's compulsion prompts him to try his literature in a New York university. Like telling us). His only point seems to be that Most of the secondary characters are luck in Las Vegas. For the first time in the Axel, Toback has been known to pile up Axel's style, no matter how misguided, stereotypes. And when Axel walks alone film, he wins a bundle—only to throw it all massive gambling debts. And like Axel, represents a vital life force in this dull into Harlem at the film's close, his com- away by betting on Sunday football Toback has a powerful macho complex, as new world. But what is Axel really panions react as if he were Fay Wray games. evidenced by his notorious biography of proving—his manhood or his capacity for returning to the jungle. The script's one My this time it's pretty clear Axel's Jim Brown, for which his research in- childish behavior? Is a man measured by (Continued on page 6) Search for VD treatment fContinued from page I) type of program envisioned—whether ik doctor who would keep his statistics evident that people need treatment, and whelming amount of calls which would would be part of the existing health confidential. 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The Evening Student Jeter, Henry Lockett, Mary "whole council" a» 12, the Why give THE WEB all your business??? Representative Council will McClure, Spyro Orfanos, total number of seats, minus For a change of pace come to the Mixer In begin holding elections this the Ramskeller, Friday, Nov. 8 and dance Angela Rasmussen, Edwin the vacant seats, according to to the music of "Potter's Symbol". evening to fill four vacant Rodriguez, Grace Shaw and Ken Huber, a member of the Admission: $1.50. Sponsored by the Dante seats, according to Charles Margot Welch. elections committee. Society. Mathis, council president. In addition to selecting four Voting will be held today FUTURE CPA's: Learn how to prepare for Fourteen candidates, the candidates, students will vote through Friday and Monday the CPA Exam. BECKER CPA REVIEW COURSE. Call collect: Long Island (516) majority of them freshmen, on three amendments to the and Tuesday of next week 538-8176, Newark (201) 622-1313, New are competing for the seats, ESRC constitution. These from 5:45 p.m. until 8:15 p.m., York (212) 751-4643. vacated when their holders would require monthly and Saturday from 11 a.m. to THE BEER BLAST OF THE YEAR • This left Fordham because they meetings instead of the 1:30 p.m. on the Leon Saturday night, November 9 in Bishop's changed jobs, Mathis said. Lounge. THE OKTOBERFEST - 8 to 12 present bi-weekly meetings; Lowenstein plaza, Huber midnight. The candidates are: permit the council itself to fill noted. Amuarie William Baldwin, vacancies instead of holding a NOTHING TO DO THIS WEEKEND? Of Finally, the SABC gave El course there is. THE OKTOBERFEST, with James Dean, Olando Hart, special election, as the con- Pueblo, a Puerto Rican that great German beer • Lowenbrau Ponce Hatch, Carl Huggins, stitution now prescribes; and Oktoberiest on tap, only 25 cents per cultural group, $331.21 of its glass. Free food too! 2 free beers with the Adrienne Hurtt, Beverly' would define the meaning of $529.06 late budget request. price of admission. Bring your own stein!! This Saturday night. LC SABC Queen IT'S HERE! THE OKTOBERFEST ON NOVEMBER 9th!!! Get your tickets The Liberal Arts Colle'ge additional funds they One element missing at cheaper In the CC Lobby this week. THE Carl Rossi EVENT THAT EVERYONE WILL TALK Day Student Activities requested, $43.35 and Saturday's football game ABOUT THIS YEAR. HUGHES: directs the Budget Committee has ruled $165.36, respectively. between Fordham and Poetry Forum, the Political Georgetown was the The Creative Talkshop Workshop will meet popular Cinevents series. on six appeals, allocated Tuesday, November 12 at 12:30 in FMH money for student activities Science Club and The Ram, traditional Homecoming 229. The workshop will be in sensory coverage and decided one had their appeals rejected. Queen. awareness. Plans for a flea market will be discussed. All are welcome. Movies original budget request. The Literary Journal was The Maroon Key Society granted $40 of its $290 Cinevents will present Five According to Associate decided during the summer Dean of Students Vincent request and Peer Counseling not to sponsor the contest for Vusy Pieces and an animated received $48.10, according to short, Why Man Creates, at 8 Bucci, Gannon Debute Council Homecoming Queen, which it and Review, the weekly LAC Bucci. The referral group's had done for the past few I'm. tomorrow in the Campus request was unavailable. U'nter ballroom. publication, received all the years. According to Tom ''"'« Easy Pieces,starring McQuillan, FC '75 and JiH'k Nicholson and Karen Workshop president of the club, "People is about a frustrated are not interested in The Urban Education Dr. Robert Elms of the Homecoming Queens. It is a t pianist who goes to State University at Buffalo w°rk in an oil field. Division of the Graduate custom that has outlived its School of Education will hold and Dr. Loretta Butler of the Jhe film cost Cinevents time." a workshop on instructional *^0. which Cinevents McQuillan added that in- supervision Tuesday and Fordham Teacher Corps will ""Mtor Bob Hughes called a terest in the event had been Wednesday at Lincoln present the program from 9 , good deal." waning since last year. y Center. a.m. until 3 p.m. each day. A Man For Y There IS a *• Others- difference!!! 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