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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1973 Faculty reacts to claims in local AAUP newsletter by Dan Brennan another point to be considered in a Fordham salary." Reactions to the recent any analysis of the allegations, Dr. John Phelan, chairman of American Association of and said that "you can prove the communications department, University Professors whatever you want to prove by indicated that even before the newsletter mailed to faculty and selecting the proper in- letter he was "well aware of the administration at Fordham formation." very low salary situation at University reveal both attitudes The fact that the newsletter Fordham," He also noted that of questioning and support. "did not deal with figures for the while reading the allegations The newsletter, mailed last 1973-74 year" was also cited by made him "wince again." It was Thursday, charges the Cammarosano as a statistical "no revelation," University with responsibility point to be considered before Discussing AAUP- ef- for low faculty salaries in coming to any hard-and-fast fectiveness, Phelan said that he comparison with other conclusions with regard to the couldn't see "how the AAUP was metropolitan colleges and AAUP charges. going to improve the situation" Ttw Maroon universities. On the faculty side of the but that "I would vote five times The letter also indicates that picture, Dr. Joseph Ball of the for them if I thought they would PHELAN: "I would vote five times for them (the AAUP) if I thought "there is no evidence that the political science department, make any substantial im- they would make any substantial improvements for the faculty." Fordham faculty is paid to the reacted to the newsletter by provements for the faculty." degree that the University can saying that "the AAUP figures Phelan further indicated his Bus driver defends self afford." simply confirm what faculty belief that the AAUP would not Dr. Joseph Cammarosano, members have been painfully do much else "except meet" and executive vice president, reacted aware of and "that it is almost that there already was "enough to the AAUP charges by raising impossible to make ends meet on paper work around the campus." Assailant knifed a number of rhetorical questions, mainly of a statistical nature. by Kevin Hayes In this situation, however, Cammarosano first indicated Last Friday afternoon the fatal police had arrived while the Reiss slated to meet that the quoted average salary stabbing of a man at Third Sentor guard was trying to reach figures for the City University of Avenue and Fordham Road, them, apparently alerted by $30,303 "does not apply to the someone else. directly under Third Avenue entire university but to the LACC in discussion elevated train, occurred as , Courtney mentioned Friday Graduate Center which has the Academic Vice President Paul atmosphere of a large mass Charles McCleave of 2064 Vyae that he had tested the radio at highest compensation in the Reiss told a Liberal Arts College meeting," said Dr. Peter Avenue, Bronx, was killed with the Third Avenue post earlier in country." CUNY ranked first Council committee yesterday Schneider of the committee. He the knife he had attempted to the day, and had determined that among 15 schools in the average that he and Executive Vice was referring to the October 4 use on a Metro bus driver, the guard could not call out, but salary of a faculty member. President Joseph Cammarosano council meeting attended by 200 Detective Davey of the New merely receive. While the guard He further noted the average will meet with the council and 34 angry students. York 9th Homicide Criminal at that post was given a new for the entire system is $24,065, non-members to discuss the Commenting1 on Reiss' Division reported that after the radio after this explanation was while the Queens branch average future of the evening session, stipulation that non-members driver, Jefferson Henry, had given, the radio had in fact been is $23,018 and Hunter College provided the non-members not simply observe, he said, "The arrived at the location across the disabled for transmission for as averages $23,012. be permitted to participate in the committee is reluctant to do that street from the northwest corner long as two weeks prior to the Another rhetorical question discussion. The meeting is because council meetings are of Fordham's Rose Hill Campus, incident, according to Marenc- raised by the vice president tentatively scheduled for generally open, but the four of us an "altercation" occurred bet- zuk. includes whether the letter Wednesday of next week at 5 are willing to accept those terms ween driver Henry ^and According to several guards, "compares like entities" meaning p.m. in order to have the meeting." McCleave. McCleave, who was- there is no prescribed method of whether the "faculty at in- The four member committee Reiss did agree to the with his brother, threatened the dealing with an outside stitutions such as St. John's met with Reiss to hear his possibility of showing the driver with a knife, which Henry emergency such as this one. One University and Farleigh response to the meeting format meeting on closed circuit grabbed and used on McCleave, said that they must pretty much Dickinson have the same and agenda proposed in a letter television, according to com- fatally wounding him. Police rely on their own judgement in teaching loads and number of to him and Cammarosano last mittee member Greg Fonti, from the 46th Precinct were on president of the Liberal Arts handling the situation. Another students as Fordham faculty." week. the scene several minutes later. Student Government. Dr. Denis says that he would always rely Cammarosano went on to "We proposed that the council Detective Davey noted that Kenny of the committee is in- on the city's emergency crews on mention the AAUP base period meet in modified executive the District Attorney had been for averaging faculty salaries as session to avoid the difficult vestigating the feasibility of notified, but that no charges call from 911. television, Fonti reported. would be placed against the At yesterday's meeting Reiss driver, who is allowed to defend Discrimination charged approved five of the eight items himself. on the proposed agenda. Four of Immediately after the stab- them concern the future J"JK and before the Precinct organization and the decision- ««* had arrived, an uniden- making process of the evening Uied witness rushed to the Mishkin to submit protest program, including the plans for lt»ra Avenue Sentor Security administrative reorganization mittee, is not allowed to com- post on campus and asked Peter The faculty senate hearing proof of the charges. cited by Associate Dean Joseph ment on the proceedings of the warenczuk, the guard on duty, if committee has confirmed that Rev. Charles Whalen, Mulholland as a reason for his e case under University statutes. ™«I<1 call an ambulance. the College of Business chairman of the hearing com- resignation. The fifth deals with ,hl'll"-'r McCleave was still Administration professor David the procedures for granting life w experience credit. ;; not, was not determined. Mishkin has established a prima ycauk, who is equipped facie case and will submit a Reiss asked the committee to a walkie-talkie and a formal complaint to the com- clarify one item of the agenda: :'mpUs ^tension phone, dialed mittee charging the University "The educational policy of the tskk evening program." Two other 1i;!"T.^l ''ine twice, but gog t with discrimination on the basis nWe of creed. items were dropped because e connection both times they were repetitive. lh Contacted yesterday, Mishkin stated, "I think we are finally Only minor changes were Thomas Courtney, beginning to move on this thing," made in the division of seats (l alloted to non-members. There security at Rose Hill, His attorney, Steven VUideck w will be 18 members of the ad hoc , u . . hy Marenczuk di—d- commented that "we will follow llls committee of evening students, i(,()) walkie-talkie, with the proceedings outlined in the which is headed by committee ...,. ,' (01Jld have immediately University Statutes and file the fi'iidii'il ti •••"•*- "••iiniinuicij university owituwo u«« >••- -•— member Adrienne Berczeller, six ments and reporters from Evex, » " The Ram, however, second week of December. Review and The Unm. ra(illJ w»s taken to the In determining a prima facie Kuan) This week the committee will I'ost. Marenczuk noted case, the committee must decide lh:i| send council members a copy of *llh'/ut a workable radio. whether there are issues suf- liny the original proposals and Reiss' ficient to raise a case of academic MISHKIN: The Faculty Senate Hearing Committee has decided lie modifications, according to freedom and if the person h, "' the campus swit- hus a prima facie case against the University. . Schneider. Wllllltl ^ quite helpless. making the allegations oilers Introducing Tettuecine alia Trolley Cat. The East 58th Street Spaghetti and Macaroni Factoria is open. In Africa or in any of the 35 countries where Divine Word There isn't another restaurant like it. We make ten different Missionary Priests and Brothers serve. You will feel so good kinds of pasta on our own pasta machines. And there's ten after a day's work that you'll do a wheelie on your way home\ simmering sauces, fresh salad, hot garlic bread, vino, espresso and "mmm" desserts. 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Page 2-THE RAM-Tuesday, October 30, 1973 Students turn out despite rain I • The College of Business Administration annual dinner dance ommittee will hold a meeting today at 2:30 p.m. in the CBA student Bradley probes government office. ^ by Malcolm Moran go back in the clubhouse and tell the Olympic games and should be , The German #lu|pym^today at 12:30 p.m. in Dealy room 106. their cronies what it's like to have abolished," he said. Bill Bradley came to the lunch with Dave DeBusschere," ,The Maroon MffmMB hojjd.an important pledge meeting • And how there is no today at 12:30 p,m. Tfj'FMEH «$!• ? Campus Center ballroom to talk he said. "It doesn't make sense to relationship between Earl ,The Council of Delegate will hold a meeting Thursday at 4:30 about basketball last night. And me to pay 4.2 million i Hughes room 310. anti-trust laws, and class action dollars to say that about Jack Monroe and Dancing Harry, or m n for that matter between himself i The Dante Society will hold a very important meeting today at suits, and preliminary in- Marin. It gives them kicks." junctions, and Archibald Cox, and Dancing Harry. ,2-30 p.m. in FMH 419. • How the United States and the United States Olympic «Angel Flight pledges will meet today at 12:30 p.m. in FMH room Olympic Committee could use a Those who didn't know who Committee and Madison Square public accountability of all Jack Marin and Dancing Harry Garden Corporation. • Quota systems and unionization in the N.Y.C. fire department finances, and an administration are were surprised to hear He was not a Watergate hero. wjll be discussed on Dimension, a new talk show on WFUV on and coaching staff selected on someone who may run for Thursday 9 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., hosted by Ed Randall. There was no near-capacity the basis of merit and ability, not political office and who can • The Genesis UNICEF will have a short organizational meeting on crowd in the Gym, no ex- seniority. express himself on so many Friday at 12:30 p.m. in the Campus Center lobby. travagant fee, none of the • Why there should be no team topics say, "My whole life was elaborate media coverage the • Cheerleading tryouts for basketball will be held on Wednesday at sports in the Olympics. "When basketball." But those who did Ervin-Baker show received 4 p.m. in Hughes Hall. ., .. you have the Czechs and know who Jack Marin and October 1. • The women's athletic association will hold an important meeting, Russians in ice hockey, there are Dancing Harry are were not But everyone went home today at 12:30 p.m. in Hughes Hall. real national transferences. It surprised to see that Dollar Bill 1 happy. "Before you ask the »The Free University Iflm class taught by Rich Peterson is can- simulates war games. The whole was keeping up the old image. questions," Dollar Bill of the celled for today. Classes will resume next Tuesday. idea of the number of medals the For if you looked closely, you Knicks said after his opening • Mimes and Mummers will present "You Know I Can't Hear You United States and Russia get I saw that the bottom of his jeans remarks to satisfy the ones with think are all negative aspects of did not quite reach his ankles. When the Water's Running" Friday and Saturday at 8:30 p.m. the autograph pads and the Tickets are one dollar with Fordham I.D. and $1.60 for all others. instamatics, "let me give you »Any woman interested in playing in the women's intramural some answers. John Havlicek is bidminton teams sign up in gym office. the finest player I've played «Women students interested in taking swimming lessons come against in the NBA. Walt Frazier today at 12:30 p.m. in the gym office to sign up for classes. is the best guard. I don't know • All undergraduate psychology majors concerned about their how I would do as a coach and I future come today at 12:30 p,m. to Dealy room 401. don't care. Boston, New York, • The republican club will have a meeting today at 12:30 p.m. in Chicago, Milwaukee and maybe FMH room 419. San Francisco will fight for the • Rev. Pete Conroy will lecture in a program entitled "Fathers of NBA title. And the Knicks will the Church" tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Emmanuel House. snap out of the losing streak." • Auditions for Twelfth Night continue today and tomorrow from 7 So much for the fan club p.m. to 10 p.m. in Collins Auditorium. meeting. • Any student interested in an interview with a representative from the University of Pennsylvania Wharton graduate school, make During the remainder of the American Age-sponsored speech an appointment in Dealy room 219 before Friday. and question-and-answer session, the Princeton graduate turned Rhodes Scholar turned Badillo reappointed professional basketball player explained: • How "the right of any American businessman is denied to basketball players," and how os adjunct prof essor the reserve clause, common player draft and merger threat Representative Herman year, he was an adjunct accomplish the denial, and how Badillio will teach two courses in professor before leaving to the black players led the early the School of Education next pursue his mayoral can- fight for rights. semester, The chairman of the didacy.' The Division of Urban 1 Urban Education Division, Dr. • Why the 'rich gets richer Education is designed to provide argument for the reserve clause Sheldon Marcus announced that the scholastic and practical Badillio has been appointed as an doesn't hold, because the Celtics preparation needed to improve dominated the league (11 I-. S adjunct professor in the Urban the quality of urban Education Division. championships in 13 seasons) education.' The courses, with the clause in effect, a player At Fordham, Badillio will Marcus added, are open to the would rather play for a weaker teach classes in Puerto Rican and graduate students in the School team than be a tenth man on a other Hispanic American History of Education. He warned that powerhouse, and the owners and Culture as well as a course in students interested in the would never overstack two Urban Education and Public course, which will be taught on strong teams and let the others Policy, Saturdays at the Lincoln Center weaken. "A very knowlegeable in- campus, should sign up at pre- structor," Marcus called Badillio, registration next week. • Why anyone would want to "who leads very stimulating Marcus explained that Badillio own a basketball team, beyond discussions.'" Badillio taught at will be a positive asset to the the monetary reasons. "Because You Can Buy Fordham before, in 1970-1971 he University. "His honesty and on Saturday afternoon, they held the Mosler Chair of Urban integrity overshadow the fact really like to go to their country This And/Or This Education. In the fall semester that he's a politician," he added. clubs and play their 18 holes and

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Beat Madison Ave. Into Ca. 9492. gwn« Mp, alrfare' malds-bellman the Christmas spirit. Contact Genesis at rporl hotel taxes rou| t, ZirtV' " . W trip Box 526 or 367-3062, In the evenings. Hoi Hoi Hoi ______The Math Club—Computer Course will ma y free exlras Pf meet every Tues. and Friday In Freeman ^ "». «» for our brochure: Sat. Mats, at 2:30 P.M. you missed it. But nonetheless, it's the new rule. And $3.50 you have to obey it. Worldwide Student Opportunities P.O. Box 1255 St. Bartholomew's Theatre 50th St. and Park Avenue 1075 Camino Flores Reservations: PL 8-2000 Thousand Oaks, Calif. 91360 letters to the editor was treated as relatively to do things when Fr. Walsh was for the followers of Ignatius right to free speech, to disagree, without whom, the same unimportant. president here; Fr. Walsh was to criticize and to suggest chronicler may also note, there Let me come to the most willing to let the students have a Green alternatives is older than would never have been a For critical point of Dr. Devlin's voice, and, in fact, sought their To the editor: religious tradition (even older dham. Whatever the seriousness letter - that I (or those who opinion. Welcome to Fordham than the Renaissance). of the participants of last choose to criticize) should leave However, if this spirit of University, or, the Botanical Responding directly to Dr. Wednesday's forum, it seems gracefully. The basic tenet of accepted equality is challenged Gardens annex. Now that we Devlin's charges, I should like to hard to avo^ the conclusion that academic freedom (and the from either side, what can only have trees planted right out in point out that confronting issues Ram is playing a game. The Freedom of Speech Amendment) result is a return to force. If the front of the Campus Center, the in a public forum is not anti- object pj the game is to annoy, encompasses the right of the. administration is one which Board of Trustees should shut democratic, but democratic; that concentrates its power, if it is anger, "get a rise out of the down the Rose Hill campus as an social thought is not anti- individual to state his views strong and unyielding, USG gets Jetuks noi|s woriyng at For educational institution, since no without fear of reprisal. intellectual, but intellectual; that nowhere. Fr. Finlay is such a dham_ ._... If, one doesn'tlvant to,, pla, y one's interested in education. We Professor Devlin raises an issue, t iai breaking down barriers between president; he wants to run the games, he shrugs his shoulders are told Fordham's biggest in my mind, far more important different religious perspectives show, and no one can deny him and goes his way. priority is increased faculty is not anti-ecumenical, but than that discussed during the that right. USG may squawk all However, the vicious personal salaries, since the faculty is our ecumenical; and that tolerance of Social Thought Forum. At no it likes, but they and, likewise attack on Father Frederick biggest asset. The campus could various viewpoints is not anti- time during the forum or af- their detractors, must face Dillemuth, S.J. on the editorial be turned into a botanical liberal, but liberal. Furthermore, terward has any administration reality: USG exists at the page, Friday, October 19 was not garden/movie studio. After all, this university requires no official, faculty member or pleasure of the administration. If a game. As a member of the Love Story, The Exorcist, and a religious test of its faculty or student suggested that holding Fr. Finlay does not want them University community, I Heaven Scent commercial have students. Indeed, no ad- views at odds with his own was involved in the decision-making vigorously condemn this attack. been filmed here. ministration official, no other sufficient reason to quit the process, USG has no choice but Father Dillemuth is highly We are told the University faculty member and no student campus. And I am certain that has, to my knowledge, ever they would not. However, Dr. to go along. The only way for USG respected on Rose Hill-by his profited by renting space to the Jesuit brothers, by his filming crews. Maybe that's why suggested that those in Devlin has! He has specifically to exert political pressure is to colleagues who chose him to be the place is made to look so disagreement have but one invoked the doctrine - agree with mobilize the student body, department head, by the chem. green; to remind us of the money alternative, to leave - gracefully. me, or leave. I should have never admittedly a relatively im- Fordham is saving. If anything, this university thought that a member of a possible task. majors and pre-meds for whom he works very hard. The Ram's Rose Hill is the only suburban stands for tolerance of diverse university community would It is, therefore, imperative views. As to those universities make such a pronouncement. that one put things in per- remarks would be out of place no campus in —a matter who they were directed plus in attracting students. So and colleges Dr. Devlin cites, I Shame on you, Professor Devlin. spective. Anyone can see that was fortunate to work at Roger S.Mazze USG does not create political at; they are doubly so when they we have yards of chain, and signs are aimed at a respected person telling us to Keep Off The Grass. Brandeis where, as at Fordham, political science fervor among the students; rather, the apathy is altogether who deserves them not at all. Ray Lombardi no test of religion (or acceptance too apparent. If Fr. Finlay and This vicious attack is really FC75 of the authority of a religious tradition) is offered. I am, Constrained his administrative cohorts foreign to everything Fordham choose to run an educational University stands for. It is however, heartened by To the editor: dictatorship, USG has no choice against the American tradition of Professor Devlin's mention of After reflecting on Mike Tolerance but to say "so be it." fair play; it is against the canons Dr. Martin Luther King and wish Brown's column (Ram, Oct. 19), I To the editor: of decent journalism; it is against to remind him that Dr. King have come to the conclusion that JohnGlatthaar Fordham - love it or leave it the perennial Fordham ideal that rejected suggestions that he he is right about what he says. FC'74 (gracefully). Is that what the Fordham man is a gentlemen leave the United States after his Yet to lay most of the blame on Professor John Devlin meant who avoids causing pain to criticisms. Gary Tulacz is not the solution, when he wrote: "If an individual Vicious others. I condemn this attack and The emphasis placed by Dr. nor is it a fair statement. The To the editor: is unwilling to accept the fact of a call upon the editor of the Ram to Devlin on the separation of whole essence of student A chronicler of later ages may religious tradition on a certain apologize publicly for this eating facilities requires comment government revolves around an well call the week of October 14, campus, I feel that there is only editorial which he wrote or only because had he either at- inherent cooperation between 1973 the week when The Ram one solution. He should simply go allowed to be published. elsewhere - gracefully" [Ram tended the forum or spoken with administration and students, a discovered the Jesuits. The two 10/26/73]? I shall not leave its participants he would have spirit of accepted equality. This front-page articles did not Elbert J. Rushmore, S.J. gracefully or otherwise. The learned that this particular issue is one reason why USG was able particularly show much affection Theology Department MMHe is to maintain a dignified demeanor at all contests ## by Maureen Corrigan and Michael Lalli

became a reality rather than a mere Rameses HI received his chance to live symbol. Several over-zealous Ram up to those expectations. He did so. In reporters, armed with newspaper slush RAMESES XXI: Disturbed by kid- 1929, the third mascot was honored by a nappers from munching on Fordham's funds, snatched Rameses I from the fatal visit from Bert Hansen, a former U.S. FORDHAM MASCOT: has, through a lawn, Rameses XXI found that the grass environs of a slaughter-house. That Marshall from Alaska, who brought along long line of descendants, learned to accept wasn't necessarily greener &t Seton Hall, Saturday, he was brought to the polo his dog Tundra to meet the distinguished kidnapping as a usual fate. N.Y.U. or Iona, grounds to lead the gridiron struggle animal. Rameses, thinking that Tundra elderly Italian woman who was picking against Boston College. Blanketed with .. to replace him, resented the intrusion dandelions in his vicinity, with his the new Fordham banner, the royal Hail' Men of Fordham, Hail on to the fray into his domain and proved his displeasure graceful but mean horns. The incident mascot brought home a victory. Once more our foes assail in strong array by butting the startled dog to the ground. might have been an item for the following Once more the old maroon wave on high His reign was cut short when, at the Somehow, though, the two parted as day's obituaries had not the blow pushed And sing our battle song "we do or die" end of that year, Rameses I was friends. the woman into a zone of safety. As it was, Let us cheer with a Ram, Ram, Ram, for delivered unto a taxidermist. His head, The following November, Rameses III she found it necessary only to seek toyalty mounted on a wooden plane, adorned the met his demise. On a dark night in treatment at the infirmary for severe Let us cheer with a Ram, Ram, Ram, for walls of The Ram office. (The present November, 1930, a pack of wild dogs lacerations. "Long Live Rameses VII," editorial staff denies any knowledge of the victory attacked the mascot and were gone by chanted Fordham boosters as the beast whereabouts of this trophy although a Let us off to the fight, the fight to win our daylight. He was found, tangled in the led them to the first victory over St. Ram banquet is held every year to chain that held him to his stake. The Mary's in four years on October 24, 1936. laurels bright' commemorate Rameses I.) By writing this song, John Ignatius surrounding ground was torn and THE WAR YEARS THE SUCCESSORS uprooted and white fleece was scattered Due to the rude interruption of World Coveney, FC '06, unwittingly gave birth Although they did not meet with such to the Fordham mascot, the ram... which around him. Then there was Rameses IV, War II, Rameses VII-XIV spent their glorious ends, the successors to Rameses I whose reign was undistinguished. in turn begat The Ram (the newspaper) have carried the Fordham name reigns overseas entertaining Fordham which in turn begat the RAMS (football, courageously despite the actions of evil- servicemen. No record of their service is basketball and hockey teams, et.al.) which And somewhere there are gloomy skies, available but it is rumored that a ram doers. And somewhere hearts are blue; begat the Aquarams, which begat the Appearing initially at the George accompanied the offensive task force Ramelettes, which begat Ramblings But there's only joy in Fordham now when it landed at Normandy. Washington game on October 13, 1928, For the Ram took N. Y. U. which begat the Rambler which begat the Rameses II led the defeat against the MODERN-DAY RAMESES Ramskeller. rival team. As his popularity soared, his The Ram, Nov 16,1933 After being ram-napped and reluctantly This frenzy of ram-christening picture graced the sheets of the once returned by Scranton University generated a desire among outsiders to widely-circulated "Bronx Home News." So sung joyous Fordham students after students, Rameses XV received national Rameses V returned from the hands of join the fun and they revived the ancient His pose was decidedly ingenuous. fame when he appeared in the Photo Quiz three heavily bearded Bronx residents medieval ritual of ram-napping. of the Oct. 14, 1949 issue of Look In an article appearing in the October who ram-napped the mascot from the Coveney originally wrote the "Ram 19, 1928 issue of The Ram, the ex- Magazine. Rameses XVI enjoyed an Song" for a one-act play which his Fordham campus by bribing him with pectations of future mascots were ver- choice cigarettes. First, they transported uneventful reign at the end of which he classmates presented. Following his balized: peacefully expired one October morning. graduation, Coveney pursued his natural him to University Heights, then off to "He is to maintain a dignified and the wilds of Connecticutt. State troopers For almost a year, no one made an at talent as songwriter and arranger. unruffled demeanor at all contests; he tempt to crown a successor. In September Unfortunately, the "Ram Song" remains rescued Uameses and gave him a grand must bear with gentlemanly complacency motorcade escort home. 1956, however, eight juniors pooled t.ht»i r his only musical landmark, as he died five the endeavors of young ladies to pet and resources to buy Rameses XVII. Alter years later of a respiratory ailment. fondle him outside the polo grounds. He Rameses VI, renowned for his short tail five hundred shares of "preferred stock" On October 29, 1927, the ram mascot must seek revenge." J * Sh°rt tempcr' «xhiWted were sold at fifty cents a share, the beast manners when he butted an (Continued on paKl> b) Page 4-THE RAM-Tuesday, October 30, 1973 r73 Mayoral Election Election time is upon u$ once again and, naturally, it is sometimes difficult to differentiate one candidate from another. In light of this confusion The Ram is offering a brief profile of each of the four mayoral candidates. Today, Democrats Abraham Beame s and Conservative Mario Biaggi's campaigns are presented Friday's stories uW cover the efforts of Republican John Marcki and Liberal Al BlumenthaL ;.'<:'."/ " '

You gotta believe1 by Rosemary McManus " In addition to the literature, Biaggi's Despite the usual tension of election workers are promoting the 56-year-old preparation, Conservative Party can- candidate in radio spots, and plan one big didate Rep. Mario Biaggi's mayoral newspaper advertisement, although the campaign headquarters at Manhattan's general ad campaign has been extremely Hotel Lancaster retains a relatively calm light. environment. Clark, an attorney who, when he leaves Amidst posters proclaiming "In Mario his office, usually comes directly to the We Trust" and "Biaggi for Mayor" in bold Lancaster and often stays until closing, red, white, and blue, the largely volunteer predicts that despite the derogatory staff answers phones, addresses en-' rumors "this campaign is going to come velopes, and attends to the typical jobs alive" in these last days before election. accompanying any mayoral campaign. The "Beame isn't the heavy favorite anymore," he claims. scene is one, however, that emanates BIAGGI: has his strongest supporters in . something less than great excitement. Biaggi supporters are strongest in his To charges by the media that Biaggi's home borough, the Bronx, where he is answer questions pertaining to an ad- provide the overall direction for the War campaign has been a disappointing one, received favorably at high schools and in vertising job which he allegedly acquired on Crime." manager Bob Clark answers that money, other public appearances. One need not for his daughter because he worked for Clark, shaking his. head in disgust, feels or more correctly the lack of it, is the main walk any farther than 187 St. to see that Beame. that because of Biaggi's stand on crime problem. the Italian section is strong Biaggi "The whole thing is ridiculous," Fufidio and his background as a policeman, "the "Back around Labor Day, when the territory. All of the north Bronx, in fact, states bluntly, "but it could hurt him, as it liberals have stereotyped him as an in- campaign got under way," Clark pointed including the Kingsbridge Road area has hurt him badly in the past." sensitive law and order redneck." out, "the media called (Democratic through Throgs Neck-Pelham Bay, The camapign workers are discouraged, comprise a voting stronghold for the man but not totally disillusioned, by the un- "After all," he sarcastically adds, candidate) Abe Beame the overwhelming "aren't all cops like that?" winner. We don't have the funds because who's "right for what's wrong with New favorable polls, that predict a Beame it's hard raising contributions for a man York." victory. They're working hard for a man Trying to break down the stereotype, who supposedly has no chance." Bronx campaign manager Michael whom they feel knows New York and its the staff have emphasized Biaggi's work John Tracey, a retired instructor at Fufidio, a retired New York City problems. to expose Willowbrook, and his Delahanty Institute whose easygoing detective, estimates a Biaggi sweep in the Biaggi is a twenty-three year veteran of rehabilitation plan for Riker's Island personality and friendly warmth make candidate's 10th congressional district, the New York City Police Department. prisoners. visitors to the headquarters feel at home despite a marked lack of support in During that time he became the most Despite the lack of money, the polls, instantly, agrees that "we're not pros like southern Bronx areas. decorated policeman in the United States, and the generally dismal outlook, Biaggi the other campaigns." In fact, there are "We'll win the Bronx," Fufidio con- receiving twenty-eight commendations supporters have adopted an attitude that only six paid staff porkers, three of whom fidently predicts. "Mr. Biaggi has many including the Medal of Honor. suits their hopeful candidate. are on Biaggi's congressional staff. friends here." He has also represented, This background has made crime a For example, Tom Cronin, Biaggi's To compensate for the money problem, during his three terms as congressman, at major issue in the congressman's plat- congressional executive assistant and a campaign workers print literature least 40% of the residents. form. In light of the rising crime figures in Fordham alumnus, seems never to lose his themselves, and distribute what they do Manhattan, on the other hand, projects New York, Biaggi proposes greater law cool among piles of papers to be sorted print sparingly, often door to door. a less favorable picture. There, Biaggi ran enforcement manpower and more ef- and ringing phones. With the smile he With a note of optimism in his voice, a poor fourth during the primary. A fective use of auxiliary police officers with seems to wear consistently, he quoted the Clark calmly answers that "we don't have factor which may badly damage Biaggi's special concentration in school areas. The Mets' famous philosophy: " 'You gotta to advance Mario Biaggi by a great chances, claims Fufidio, is the in- conservative candidate calls for "more believe.' amount of literature. He's immediately vestigation into Beame's 1968 mayoral judges to provide sentences that fit the "We're the underdogs, but if the Mets campaign, in which Biaggi worked. The crime," and the establishment of a "special can win the National League pennant, we recognizable and people know who he is Anti-Crime Task Force to meet weekly to and that he's running for mayor." controversy stems from his refusal to can win this mayoral race." Beame: 'worked all his life in New York1

by Geri Farina headquarters back in early October, Director and concerned himself with a continued. With little time remaining before former United States Senator Eugene wide variety of municipal programs, The campaign aide couldn't estimate election day next Tuesday, Citizens for McCarthy introduced Beame as "the next evaluating their usefulness and efficiency. exactly how well his candidate is doing in Beame have their forces in full throttle in mayor of New York City." This confidence Since then, Beame has served on many this locale, but he predicted a strong a final attempt at mustering support from permeates the entire campaign; Beame city and state committees and com- following from Jewish residents and a public preoccuppied with a crumbling appears to be the "only" man who can missions dealing with management, social minority groups. Regarding age groups, national government and imminent in- make this city work. services, the courts, city employees, the Schapiro noted, "I think we'll get a heavy ternational crisis in the mid-East. Of the four candidates for mayor, the state constitution and intergovernmental percentage of our votes from the middle- Many politicians and news sources present City Comptroller has the most fiscal relationships. aged people but I think Beame also has an consider Abraham Beame, Democratic experience in city government. After appeal to young Democrats." Last spending a number of years practicing He has gained considerable support in Saturday, campaign volunteers took candidate for mayor, to be the front- the Bronx since he received an official runner in the race. The latest polls con- accounting and teaching business subjects advantage of the clear autumn weather at city high schools, Beame was appointed endorsement from Herman Badillo on and lined Fordham Road to distribute ducted by CBS and NBC news show him October 1. The Brooklyn borough resident bright yellow smile buttons with "Beame" to be the leading contender. At the Assistant Budget Director in 1946. Four years later, he was promoted to Budget beat the Bronx Democratic represen- printed on them. They also gave out opening of his Manhattan campaign tative in a run-off primary election last handy, shiny plastic bags bearing the June, capturing an overwhelming 61% of slogan "He'll make it work" to passing the vote. The two men are not very fond shoppers. of each other. Only when Badillo realized he could not obtain sufficient support to A campaign pamphlet reads: "The boy run as an independent candidate did he who worked all of his life in New York...is decide to back Beame. now the man who will make New York work." Inside is a description of Abraham Herbert Schapiro, spokesman for David Beame—his background, his life, Councilman Stanley Simon who serves as and his work. While attending public coordinator of the Bronx headquarters schools, Beame worked in a factory at 13 describes their goal. "Essentially, we first years of age. In 1928 he graduated cum want to make the people aware that there laude from City College with a bachelor's is an election for mayor being held. degree in Business Administration. He Secondly, that they should go to the polls became a Certified Public Accountant two on November 6 and vote, for Beame." years later. For the last eight years, according to Schapiro, the only county that has Presently serving his second term as received any attention is Manhattan. City Comptroller, the two-time mayoral "With Beame as mayor, we can be sure hopeful, who also ran in 1965 against then- the Bronx will be given a chance," he : has a strong following from Jewish residents and minority groups. (Cotitinued on page 6)

Tuesday, October 30, 1973-THE RAM-Page 5 Democrat's campaign labeled 'low-keyed' Until now, it's been difficult for his (Continued from page 5) crime shifts through the use of overtime. White-haired, with dark bushy- opponents to smear Beame's long ex- Republican John Lindsay, first took office perience and dissipate' his trustworthy in 1962. As a member of the Board of eyebrows, Beame projects himself as someone favoring innovation but not image, and it's doubtful if they can arrive Estimate, he helped make important at a successful strategy so late in the decisions about housing, urban change for the sake of change. With that image, it is easy to understand why the game. development, transportation, zoning and However, the confident Beame, who The Pena Central Jus repaired the capital construction. During the last New York Daily News endorsed the steps of the trestle leading to Webster Democrat for mayor about two weeks ago. once lost even though he was considered a few weeks, the New York TimeB has shoo-in candidate by many, can not be Ave. on 194th 8t., but the steps on the attacked Beame for avoiding issues that This newspaper, usually more con- Fordham campus side remain servative, praised Beame as the best man sure of victory until election results come in might be too controversial and therefore in next Tuesday night. dangerous condition. upset his lead. The Times, which recently for the job. endorsed Liberal Party candidate Albert Blumenthal, has labeled Beame's cam- paign "low-keyed." If elected, the 67-year-old candidate Manhattan to Georgetown ram-napping abounds promises to establish a Senior Citizen (Continued from page

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IDs N€WS DREG College o* Business Wednesday through Saturday, HONORARY DEGREES Administration elections: John is designed mainly to discuss niBlasi overwhelmed all op- different aspects of current Amer- D p tion in the vote for College of ican foreign policy, with an em- Liness Administration fresh- phasis on student opinion. enpresidential election last Dr. Peter Remec, political S DiBlasl totaled 106 votes science department chairman, The 1974 University Commencement Committee To runner-up L>rry Nelelka's 31 explained that thev conference, and Chuck Maftin's 27. will consist of various student DiBlasi's United Party gar- panels, with each group is Now Accepting Nominations nered every executive position discussing one area of foreign vrith the exception of one student affairs, under the unifying theme government delegate. Ron "Building a Generation of Fodrowski captured the vice Peace." for Honorary Degree Consideration presidential spot, defeating Montelione, chief student Brian Bray and Russel Gunyan representative to the depart- 89 to 44 to 31. Joe Reichel, with ment, will sit on the United 78 votes won the f»ce for Nations panel, while Sottile will - Nominating Forms are Available secretary-treasurer over Anne be a member of the group to Croty and Elizabeth Schumann. discuss Latin America. Karl Kalkbrenner was the only • •• At Student Government Offices and United Party member to lose his Accounting majors: are eligible race. The freshman finished for four-week accounting in- third on the ballot for student ternships during the Christmas government delegate, behind Ron holidays. About 12 accounting Offices of the Deans Schaffer and Carmen Goria. firms will begin interviewing Marc Magnoli and Maria Gomez majors November 1 at Fordham, also lost in this race. and will indicate their choices to Rose Hill and Lincoln Center Voting for the Fordham the accounting department College freshmen class elctions Students can indicate to began yesterday and will con- faculty members the firms with clude on Wednesday. which they would like to work, and a committee comprised of faculty and the accounting Nominating Forms Should be Submitted Botanical Gardens: Dr. John department chairman, Salvatore Irwin, director of the New York Palestro, will try to match the Botanical Gardens, met with requests of employers with the To the Office of the University Secretary, University President Rev.- students' preferences of firms. James Finlay and Academic Vice Although students will receive President Paul Reiss last week pay for the internships, they will to discuss possible areas of not receive academic credit The Room 33, Administration Building, Rose Hill cooperation between the internships are for full time staff professional staff at the Garden work, and include going out for and members of the chemistry audits. and biology departments at • • • DEADLINE: MONDAY, Fordham. The Student Activities Budget Joint research projects, use of Committee of the Liberal Arts the Botanical Garden's library Student Government will and the possibility of Botanical resume hearings tomorrow to NOVEMBER 19,1973 m Garden personnel becoming consider partial and total budget adjunct professors at Fordham requests from nine were discussed, according to organizations, and to deal with Reiss. *.. K two appeals for additional * • • funding, according to Vincent Political Science: The faculty Bucci, associate dean of students has chosen Marlene Montelione, at the downtown campus. Thomas More College '75 and With only two groups ap- The C.A.B. Presents Tom Sottile, Fordham College pealing, The Ram and the 74 as Fordham representatives Review, Bucci hopes to wrap up to the 25th annual U.S. Affairs all the requests by Friday, conference at West. Point. although additional appeals may "Jaques Brel is Alive and The meeting, planned for be received before that time.

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Rams fumble their way to a 28 - 20 win over Manhattan as DeMeo captures MVP almost total when Murray second interception soon after, by Gerry Meagher Manhattan fans found new ways all-Pro with the New York fumbled at the Ram 40, but the and Hommel entered the game Fordham as expected retained to sneak liquor past the Sentor Giants. defense forced a punt. To as quarterback replacing the bragging rights in the Bronx by guards who were fostering With the score 14-0, the complete the farce, Jim Hurley's mistake prone Murray. Hommel, beating Manhattan College 280 prohibition on . Manhattan cheering section fell punt was almost blocked and relying on DeMeo's running, before a large and noisy crowd at Ram quarterback Brian to silence, but on the last play of dribbled to the Fordham 17. brought the Rams 66 yards for Jack Coffey Field, Saturday Murray scored two touchdowns the first quarter the Jaspers Another Smith to Dowd com- the tieing score. DeMeo ran the afternoon. on runs of four and one yards to came back to life, perhaps an pletion brought the ball to the 5, last 2 yards for the touchdown on But, wait a minute. How about give the Maroon a 14-0 first omen of things to come, as but linebacker Desmond Lawe a brilliant slashing, cutting 21 the second quarter, wasn't the quarter lead. Manhattan's 6-4 tight end Doug intercepted the next pass to let yard run. Colleary's kick put the score really 28-20? Oh, yes the The first points came after a Dowd caught a 20 yard pass from the Rams escape at halftime Rams out in front to stay. second quarter. Fordham coach Manhattan quick kick on third Brian Smith, broke two tackles behind amazingly only by six Dean Loucks, his five assistants down travelled only 20 yards and brought the ball 46 more The Fordham offense sput points. and 62 players would prefer to giving Fordham the ball on the yards to the Fordham four yard tered the rest of the way, forget those terrible 15 minutes Manhattan 43 in great field line. The sloppy play of the Rams fumbling now and then. DeMeo when the Rams totally collapsed position. A 15 yard penalty for But the Fordham front, which continued into the second half as also led the team in this allowing the Jaspers to have piling on, tacked on to a 14 yard limited the Kelly Green to 37 a Murray interception gave the department with two bobbles. In visions of victory in a game they run by freshman Dennis DeMeo yards rushing, held strong, aided Jaspers the ball on the Fordham contrast the defense performed haven't won since 1969. brought the ball to the 14 yard by Dowd who inexcusebly 35 after only a minute was gone. well limiting the Jaspers to two Varsity football teams are line. dropped a touchdown pass in the But Cawe came up with his first downs in the second half. supposed to crush club football After Murray scored, Brian end, zone on fourth down. teams. Two weeks before, Kings Colleary kicked the first of four Three plays later, however, Point, a varsity, scored 52 points extra points he would convert the Jaspers had the ball back Women's sports join while Manhattan, a club-student during the day. Colleary, a senior when freshman Owen Ward run team, scored 0 points. Last halfback, had been having his fumbled on the six. Manhattan's week Georgetown, a varsity, kicking troubles this year, swift halfback, Steve Holmes, scored 42 points while converting only two of five at- scored on his second thrust into to create association Manhattan, still a club team, tempts. the Fordham line. Dowd dropped Hoping to organize women's At an organizational meeting scored 16 points. On paper, Murray's second touchdown, his second pass of the day, as sports at Fordham into a held last month, a turnout of Fordham should beat Manhattan his fifth this year, came after a Manhattan faked the kick and cohesive unit, the Women's about 40 people set up finance, by a wide margin. But now, enter beautiful 80 yard drive. DeMeo went for the two point con- Athletic Association has em- the intangibles. First, point publicity, intramurals, and gained 50 of those yards bringing version. phasized the need for all women tutoring committees. spreads mean very little in the the ball from the Ram 20 to the The Jaspers had the ball back interested in a good sports "Battle of the Bronx". Second, By organizing a tutoring Jasper 30 in six straight carries. quickly when the Rams failed to program to band together. "The Manhattan seniors had never program, the WAA hopes to On the day, DeMeo gained 189 gain a first down. Smith, seeing only way we can promote a beaten Fordham. Third, involve those women lacking yards. His 38 carries broke Eric the weakness of the Fordham comprehensive program is for all competitive skills who wish to Manhattan hates to lose to Dadd's modern record of 37 set pass defense, and the strength of Fordham. Fourth, Fordham has women concerned with sports to participate in sports. Volunteer against St. John's in 1970. For the rushing defense, went to the participate in WAA," com- instructors will teach swimming a tendency to fumble, throw his efforts the 190 pound air. Seven plays later, Smith interceptions and generally play mented Belinda Venancio, and tennis, in classes meeting for graduate of Holy Trinity high found Holmes alone in the end incredibly sloppy football. Director of Women's Athletics. five weeks. school was voted the game's zone for a 27 yard completion. A Result, Fordham wins in a close In addition to team members, Intramurals are another area most valuable player. He Smith to Davis pass tied the game, that probably kept WAA hopes to draw being developed. Women's in received the Madow Trophy game. football alive in Riverdale for statisticians, trainers, officials, tramurals are currently plagued which was first given in 1933's The Ram collapse continued another year. public relations workers, and by a lack of interest. Venaneio "Battle of the Bronx" to For- when Don Hommel fumbJed after fund-raisers. Under president commented that "although there The game began in the ex- dham all-American Ed Danowski the kickoff at the Fordham 26 Chris Gasser, vice president is a large number of players pected fashion. Fordham scored who was the outstanding player yard line. Halfback Mike Conway Fran Lewis, secretary Mary touchdowns two out of the first in the game between the Rams soon scored from the six. signing up, very few actually Gallagher, and treasurer Beverly show up to play." She cited the three times they had the ball and and NYU, and later became an The Fordham collapse became Wilson, committees have been volleyball intramurals, where formed to coordinate activities. out of nine teams signed, only four are actively playing. Harriers outdistance However, she expressed con fidence that the intramurals will pick up with the addition ol opponents in finale badminton, basketball, U>nnis, Howie M'-Niff, who continues The Maroon, who placed six of and softball. to improve ;^ a distance runner, the first seven finishers, also had WAA is also recruiting led Fordhan, ; harriers to a fine performances from members for a subgroup, the convincing 19 ;.'! victory over sophomore Phil See, who Women's Officiating Service, m Brown and a 15 5'i blanking over earned third place and Alex referee games. NYU, Saturday ai \ in Cortlandt Trammcll, who followed him in A handbook of women's the standings. athletics, outlining policies ami lijjrns com pi i't their regulations of the WAA, as «•<•!! : Trammell, who has been '^:ycpuntrv as schedules of both in- Tommy physically hampered from competing during most of the tercollegiate and intramural ;-*• For- fall, remarked, "I didn't know teams is slated to appear in the spring. how I was going to do, but it felt Vll "^/Jo be running again." Venaneio called for t' > woman involved in any aspect "I ,'^ens, Brian Bourbet, sports to attend the meetinc ^ , ri Eric Trammell the WAA Tuesday, at 12:110 p.m., hin the top 10 in Hughes Hall, "Everyone in ims tuned up 1 1 tcrested in sports must lie arli -' it upcoming for it to work; no woman atlilci' 'etropoiitnn 1 '•» individually can better 11" November G, ul BYUNK: completed hi first program," she explained. "It " ;e following 8 VENANCIO: hopes to organize »s crosscountry roach women s sports into cohesive take aNupneerted effort t<» )',•"" with a 7,- rt,c(,rd. unit. support ^"hiiL recognition '"' women's

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