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Vol. 58, No. 15 ALFRED, NEW YORK, MARCH 14,1972 Prof. Evaluation Recognition of Good Professors AAUP STUDY FINDS STUDENT bibliography clearly demon- EVALUATION POSSIBLE strates) "substantial information AND DESIREABLE about the effectiveness of both The American Association of teachers and teaching." The University Professors and the qualities that distinguish a Association of American Colleges superior teacher have been as part of their jointly sponsored variously described in the Project to Improve College literature as: Teaching have recently issued a Discusses points of view other comprehensive report on teacher than his own. evaluation. The report, The Explaisn clearly. Recognition and Evaluation of Encourages class discussion. Teaching, was compiled by a distinguished conference com- (Continued on Page 2) mittee composed of faculty, ad- ministrators and students and was Colloq. on Literature written by Kenneth E. Elbe, whose Opening scene from LES SYLPHIDES was performed by National Ballet on March 10. Per- By JANE CARLL formance attracted overl,500 people. observations on the state of college teaching regularly appear in a Dr. Rosina Navarrete, professor variety of publications including of Spanish, spoke on La Fianza Student Assembly The Chronicle of Higher Satisfecha (The Bond Honor), a Herrick Library Education. play by the seventeenth century Spanish dramatist Lope de Vega, The report is based on the By KATE DALY at the last lecture in the series premise that good teaching must To Receive Allocation of How does Alfred's Herrick Colloquium on Literature. Library compare with every be identified and rewarded. Because teaching is the interaction The relevance of the play is due $6200 from University student's ideal library? Perhaps to the marked parallel between the well, perhaps not, depending on between teacher and student, systematic methods should be young Spanish rebel of the 1600's Last Thursday's Student operation of certain services in the what the student wants. But it is and the young Américain rebel of Assembly meeting began with the town such as the blood bank,'fire possible that Herrick is a better devised by which students can register the effect of their ex- taday according to Dr. Navarrete. reading of minutes from the last department and Salvation Army, library thap you think. There are In Dr. Navarrete's view both and is presently under negotiations perience in specific courses and meeting and treasurer's report several services and facts about rebels live in an absurd and con- to get a number of full time with individual teachers. from Sec.-Treas. Kathy Bouchard. the library of which some students fusing world and a powerful nation physicians to live and work in Contrary to the opinion held by She announced that there was, at may be unaware. If you think you which is beginning to doubt its own that time, $307.64 left from last Alfred. Eric Vaughn made the know all there is to know about some college faculty, there does exist (as the report's ten page virtuosity. Their rebellion centers semester's money and that the proposal for the $750 and explained Herrick, stop here, go to the (Continued on Pagie 4) Assembly expected to receive this that it would go towards libaray, and use it. If you'd like to semester's allocation of from $6200 operational expenses for a "Hot- know more, read on, and see if to $6400 soon. Dog Day" on Saturday, April 29 of your opinion of Herrick Library The first piece of business was Parents' Weekend at which time a doesn't come up. Congelli named Ass. Dean penny carnival and sales of goods the vote on a proposal that $750 be Let's start with something a little and services will b eheld. The plementing student programs and given to help set up afund-raising complicated: Reserve Books. First goods are being donated by services at the University. day for Alfred's Community Chest. of all, all books that are on any kind members of the Alfred A registered nurse and 1969 This organization aids in the of reserve are listed in the Reserve Businessman's Association and a nursing graduate of Columbia Book—a large loose-leaf notebook number of faculty members are University in New York City, Mrs. which is kept behind the main Analysis of the donating such services as doing Congelli served from 1969 to 1970 as desk. Students are welcome to look st7-ents' homework for a night. All a nursing instructor at the State through this, to see if their teacher fraternities and sororities are University Agricultural and Aware. Groups has placed a book on reserve, or being approached for financial and Technical Collage at Alfred. For just to browse the reserve section. Last semester the counseling manpower donations, as is the part of that time she held a con- Ask whoever is working at the desk service offered students the op- Alfred Tech Student Senate and current appointment at Alfred to let you see the Reserve Book. It portunity to become involved in Ag-Tech fraternities ^nd University as head resident in a is kept very up-to-date. Now. There awareness groups for the first sororities. This proposal was woman's dormitory. are four types of reserve: Per- time. There were a number of carried 41-1. Since last August she has been manent, Closed, Special and reasons why the counseling staff employed at the University as a The next proposal to be con- General. introduced the idea into Alfred. residence coordinator. sidered was that of the AU Jazz First of all, they were influenced Permanent Reserve books do no Her appointment to the student Ensemble's request for $165 for by the reports of success which tleave the library. On permanent affairs post will fill a vacancy music stands. This was not voted other, psychologists and counseling Reserve are such things as dic- created last July by the resignation on due to the report by Financial centers had mae concerning the tionaries, catalogs, and of Miss Jane Troxell, Associate Committee member Jay Rulison Vuse of groups. In addition, students miscellaneous items such as Dean of Students. who stated that the St. Pat's Board who were interested in the idea and Master Plan papers. has agreed to charge 25c for the some who had even started in- Special Reserve books may be Beer Blast Friday night in an at- Mrs. Molly M. Congelli, a formal groups on their own had checked out for three days. They ages between yO and 85 years. All tempt to raise $80 which would go residence hall official at Alfred approached members of the are placed on Special Reserve by those interested are asked to University for the past eight psychology department con- (Continued on Page 4) faculty members, as are Closed report to the Parent's Lounge of months, has been named Assistant cerning the possibility of starting - Reserve Books. Closed Reserve the Campus Center at the times Dean for Student Affairs, effective groups. Third, the idea of were positive almost without are used in the library during stated above. next July 1. awareness groups appeared to the reservation. Few students had had library hours. They can be checked Tryouts of "Basil," written by In this capacity she will share counseling service as a way of previous experience with out one half hour before closing Jeff Simmons will be held on staff responsibility with Donald H. reaching more students with their awareness groups and con- time, and are due back when the Thursday from 3-5, Friday from 4- King, Associate Dean for Student services. Finally, Dr. Cunin and sequently had no idea what they library opens the next day. You 6, and Saturday from 4-6 in Room Affairs, for developing and im- Mrs. Towe, who direct the coun- could expect from it. can reserve a Closed Reserve book A. of the Campus Center. Swain seling service, were professionally A particularly interesting for night use. In other words, you describes the piece as "a satire on interested in the idea. question, and one which might can come in at noon and sign up to middle-class conformity involving take a reserve book out at 10:30 — Tryouts Slated The primary purposes of the concern anyone considering the seven very real characters with so you don't have to stay in the awareness group are to enable idea of awareness groups, is how Tryouts are to be held this week the exception of the leading role." building all day with the book just people to become more aware of relevant to real life can an ad- for two original plays as a part of The two student directors un- to make sure you'll get it that what other people think of them mittedly conttived, "unreal" the student workstage theater. The dertaking the two original works night. and more aware of themselves. situation be? In what ways can a pieces were written as an Allen- are most enthusiastic about them. term project this past January in a The group experience, the ex- person apply what he learns in the General Reserve books may be Swain, who directed a play written class on playwriting taught by periencing of other people through closeness of an awareness group to checked our for 4 weeks. Like all by himself during his freshman Prof. Marke. »Their disclosure of what they feel the outside world, which prohibits reserve books, they are kept year, "Untitled," sees the project about themselves and each other, self-disclosure? While the mem- behind the main desk and must be Readins will be held Tuesday as "a good chance for Alfred constitutes the dynamics of the bers of the counseling service have requested. They are available to and Wednesday evenings from 7- students to see the end product of relationship. their own answer to this question, anyone who wants them. 8:30 for the May 14 production of what they've written, and also I interviewed a number of and which manifests itself in the Here's a question that the people "Our Happy Home," written by present the most contemporary students who were involved in projected aims of the group, the who work at the desk are Kathy Horner. Kiernan describes works to the Alfred Workstage awareness groups last semester. students themselves had a dif- frequently asked: "Where is the the piece as a "semi-comical study audience." All were positive to some degree; ferent idea after having completed stack room?" When you see "Stack of American attitudes toward old Kiernan, director of "Our Happy the experience. A significant some said that as a whole the Room" printed on a card in the age." He is looking for a total of Home," says that his basic interest experience was good, while others nine actors to play the roles, some (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 10) of which call for the portrayal of (Continued on Page 8) • Letters ia Editor

Dear Alfred, In the meantime I am asking anything gets done, so let's try not FIAT LUX I have been nervously walking that students cooperate to prevent to have any more accidents in the the streets of this campu? since further casualties. I realize (hat a meantime. I'm notpreparedto lose September wondering, (until my lot of people are going to be op- any more friends. iura» uiavBKsrrrs btddbmt nhwspapbb answer came in November), when posed to a pedestrian campus, but I Sincerely, RECYCLE THIS PAPER! somebody was going to be hit and question this attitude. As a fresh-, Sue Williams '75 killed by a car. I am ashamed to man, I am not allowed to have a Editor-in-Chief—Donald A. Streed say that I did nothing towards car and I honestly do not miss it. I ? Executive Editor—Robert G. Whiateman making this a pedestrian campus do have difficulty getting home to News Editor—Julian L. Kaiser before the, but when I did start Boston for vacations and would Employment Feature Editor—Jane K. Carli talking to the people that run this appreciate having a car for that An area economic survey release Copy Editor—Barbara A. Strashum place I found out that there isn't purpose, but I really don't see the yesterday by Alfred University's Sports Editor—Mark Aaron much I can do. necessity of jumping into my Division of Business Ad- Political Columnists—Michael S. Schwartz, Charles N. Soloway trusty car ievery time I go to supper ministration noted a sharp decline Drama Review Editor—Kathy L. Horner First, the town has to vote to give or history class. in 1971 employment levels in Photography Editor—Samuel Crosby the campus streets that it owns, to Between sitting in classes and Steuben and Allegany Counties. Headline Editors—Thomas R. Jordan, Beth I. Braunstein the school, (along with the studying we get little enough At the same time, in what ap- Proofreader—David S. Gruder responsibility for all the pipes exercise as it is, and I, for one, peared to be a contradictory Business Manager—Randy C. Brown running under the streets); and welcome the opportunity to walk to development, retail businessmen Advertising Manager—Katherine T. Smith secondly, the almighty campus classes. I would like to suggest that within a 35-mile radius of Alfred Circulation Managers—David B. Eadie, Larry W. Reiter planner has yet to be selected and people leave their cars behind were reporting a strong upturn in no one wants to close anything until more often and walk—if you're in a sales and profits. Writers he arrives. hurry, run, it won't h urt you! If you The data was contained in a Robert G. Considine, Dick A. Snowden, Katherine Daly, Harry W. It sounds reasonably simple, but are planning to go to the pub, keep report issued to Southern Tier Merritt, Pamela A. Borey, Lana M. Gits, Alan G. MacRobbie I was told this in November and in mind that you will be breaking industrial and business leaders nothing has bee done yet. Now I am the law if you plan on driving home attending the 21st annual Typists—Joyce E. Douglas, Nikki V. Humphrey being told not to expect any action after anight of drinking. It is one Businessmen's Seminar last Advisors—Mr. Fred Gertz, Dr. Frances Hassencahl for the rest of this school year. I thing if it's just your life at stake, Wednesday night on the University can understand waiting for the but it's not your right to endanger campus. X^ Represented by College Press Service campus planner, it would be the lives of others. The employment section of the National Educational Advertising Services, Inc. ridiculous to close down certain If you do have to drive, don't go Second Class Postage Paid at Alfred, New York 14802 report was compiled by N. Peter streets only to find that they had to so damned fast! There is one car Arcangeli, manager of the Hornell Opinions expressed under bylines in this newspaper be reopened later, but I really feel on campus which I have never are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board. office of the New York State that the town is ignoring the im- been able to identify as anything Employment Service. Published weekly during the school year portance of this issue and could act more than a small green streak Arcangeli declared in his (August-May) except during vacation periods. more quickly to get the legal and a fush of hot exhaust in my analysis that jobless benefits paid problems straightened out by the face. It really scares me through the Hornell, Wellsvillei time the campus planner is sometimes. Bath and Dansville State Em- selected. It's going to be a long time before ployment Service offices totalled Assembly Chamber News $3.7 million between January and • November 1971—an increase of Assemblyman Arthur J. Congressional, Senatorial and Professors Should be Rewarded more than 100 percent. Cooperman, Jamaica Democrat, Assembly reapportionments as According to Arcangeli, 1971 well as per capita funding are has introduced a bill to enable (Continued from Page 1) presents the questions students employment in manufacturing students to vote in their college based on the census for which Has a genuine interest in and faculty members find im- jobs in the Hornell, Bath and / communities, if they so desire. students are counted as residents Wellsville areas fell 4.6 percent of their college community. students. portant and in such form and with The bill would amend the law wich weighting as to satisfy the below the previous year's level. Cooperman was aided in the Is a dynamic and energetic passed last year which prohibited minimum requiremtns of those The total employment figure, a preparation of the bill by a group of person. students from gaining a residence professionally engaged in testing composite of manufacturing and students from SUNY at New Paltz, or perhaps more simply; com- "while a student of any institution and evaluation. The report's ap- non-manufacturing jobs, showed a who had indicated their concern to petence, concern, commitment of learning" and which allowed pendix presents a variety of tested 3.3 percent decrease in the same him about the present law. and enthusiasm. local election boards to determine and effective questionnaires 12-month period ending Dec. 31, whether the student was a The Cooperman bill eliminates Common sense and research 1971. 1 ; endorses these standards. ranging from the very elaborate resident. Since then, local boards the language approved during the instrument used at Princeton to the Hornell, with a 10.2 percent have consistently denied students 1971 legislative session which has However, disagreement can arise when sutdents are asked to simpler form employed at St. Louis decline in manufacturing jobs, the right to register in their college been universally interpreted by University. showed the steepest drop. communities. local election boards as a systematically participate in evaluating teachers by these The conference unanimously Wellsville reported a 5.3 percent In support of the bill, Cooperman prohibition against student drop in manufacturing jobs, but a registration in college com- criteria. To the objection that agreed that student evaluations pointed out that students spend students are unable to do more should be used in making decisions slight gain in the non- over three fourths of the year in munities. Cooperman stressed that manufacturing sector. The Bath the bill would not mandate that than express their "opinion" of on faculty advancement. Such their college election districts. what they like and dislike about a evaluations on a given faculty area was down slightly in "The local laws govern and usually students are residents for voting manufacturing but showed a 5.4 purposes while away at college. He teacher and his conduct of the member and his courses provide restrict students' daily life, yet course, Prof. Elbe answers, "If a an invaluable addition to the rather percent gain in non-manufacturing they have no say at the ballot box," said that it should be the Student's employment. choice to decide whether they wish teacher fails to make (a positive) haphazard and impressionistic Cooperman said. He added that the impact, we surely must have evidence on which promotion and Arcangeli reported that em- «». present provision Section 151 of the to vote where they live at school or maintain their permanent address doubts about how much he is tenure are usually based and offer ployers surveyed in the three-city Election Law "is inequitable, and helping a student learn. Contrary standardized and equitable area were forecasting an em- may also be unconstitutional." where they lived with their parents. to another common objection, grounds by which to reward and ployment upturn for the first four In addition, he noted, student evaluations are nothing encourage good teaching. months of 1972. more than popularity contests, The Recognition and Evaluation In a companion report on the various studies of student ratings of Teaching concludes: "If business climate in Allegany and Awareness ... suggest that popularity in its evaluation can contribute to Steuben Counties, a picture of meretricious sense is not what bringing the campus together in qualified economic vigor appeared x (Continued from Page 1) while left outside and it felt good to students (ire after in asking for the common teaching-learning to emerge. Savo D: Jevremovic, pattern of reponses became visible those who expressed what it was better teaching ... Nor do the enterprise, if it can put some life assistant professor of economics also. Most students felt a new like. And it is possible to raise the studies confirm the suspicion that into daily routines, if it can work and business administration at awareness of what conflicts and question, where is the "real" world professors can win high ratings by specific improvements upon in- Alfred, reported that 48 percent of inner troubles the people around after all? After experiencing other easy grading or light assign- dividuals and contribute to the the respondents to the University's them are having. This means, the, people as they really are for the ments." Perhaps the report's general enhancement of teaching, area economic questionnaire in- j while they were no more open to first time, it appears ironic to strongest argument in behalf of if it can add to what we know about dicated improvement in net profits people outside the group after the consider that the outside world student evaluation is that "student teaching and lead us to act on that after taxes in 1971, a year in which experience, they became more where, unfortunately, we still evaluation is a tangible sign that knowledge, then it is surely worth "sluggishness" was entrenched in able to conceive that other people engage in life with our facades and faculty and administration the risks and effort it may in- the national economy. go through the same struggles as defenses, is still called the "real" recognize the importance of volve." The percentage was the highest they. world. student involvement in shaping the Recognition and Evaluation of reported by an Alfred-area institution's educational goals and Teaching can be obtained by economic survey since 1965. Most Some students were also aware practices." of misconceptions which they anyone seeking an informed and of the businessmen queried were discovered they had had about Transcendental meditation was The type of instrument and the documented review of the faculty retail merchants. groups. One of these miscon- once limited to followers of the evaluation for $1.00 from the According to Jevremovic, 72 Mahaishi Mehesh Yogi. The use of evaluation results are also ceptions was the fallacy of the discussed in the report. Its findins American Association of percent of the area businessmen in . technique is now being used by University Professors, One Dupont the survey reported a 1971 increase group experience altering their thousands of people across the indicate that it is quite possible to personality in some way. At least, construct a questionnaire which Circle, Washington, D.C. 20036. in sales. Seventeen percent country, and may help to replace reported a decline in sales. the way in which groups were the use of drugs for "turning off" Despite these figures, added conducted here, no real change in the outside world, according to OZ Sponsoring behavior occurred. Personal SCIENCE DIGEST for February. Jevremovic, many local outlooks on life changed to some Two researchers at the Harvard businessmen hedged on economic degree, and people gained a great Medical School have found that Dr. John S. Mclntyre prospects for 1972. "A surprising 10 deal of knowledge about what they physiological changes similar to speaking on percent reported outright were really like, but no direct those occurring during sleep take pessimism—a figure that was changes in life-style were made. place when a person uses this matched only in the two recession Another group of responses, technique. A preliminary study Drugs and the College Student years of 1961 and 1958." At that V while not closely linked in- showed that students who used on time, Jevremovic declared, 55 dividually, was related to a more meditation gave up drugs because percent of the area businessmen the latter were no longer pleasant. Monday, March 20th at 7:30 queried forecast increased profits philosophic attitude toward the Meditation may also have awareness group idea. The ex- for 1972. widespread use for reducing in the A report on the national perience to some people was a way hypertension and chest pains. of releasing tensions inside and economy, written by Dr. Newton allowing full enjoyment of what A.U. Science Center Lecture Hal Y. Robinson, associate professor of was going on inside the group. FIAT LUX Alfred, New York economics and business, predicted Problems and cares were for a 2 March 14,1972 continued expansion in, 1972. Ripeline Spectrum

Slimmer Abroad Campus Maids Rebel Avoid the Draft: Oil Friday, March 3, 1972 The plan were mailed to every woman Leave the U.S. studying abroad at an accredited Women's Affirmative Action on campus on March 8th and For those desiring to examine HOW TO AVOID university or engaging in in- Coalition (a group representing polling places will be set up on another country or culture at a THE DRAFT dependent study, women students, faculty, and staff campus a week later so that close range, there are a number of at Columbia), called for a massive Part Three in a Series Programs are available in Great women can express their views on work and study programs demonstration on March 8 to of Five to Be Carried Britain, France, Itlay, India, what action is needed at the available. portest the firing of thirty maids in the FIAT LUX Turkey, Greece, Japan, Spain, University. Students can pick up a little and to demand that the University President Nixon, with all his talk Germany, Yugoslavia arid-in many This is an explicit challenge to money and a lot of knowledge accept the affirmative action plan of removing Americans from South other countries. Credit toward a the manner in which Columbia has under the summer job program drawn up by the women of the Vietnam, is still threatening the degree may or may not be granted, chosen to deal with this problem- offered by Vacation Work Ltd., of University. This is the first time north with American military according to the student's home entrusting all decisions to a small Cincinnati, Ohio. For a basic fee of since the spring of 1970 that a large power. With just a "small defen- institution. Fees vary greatly but group of high level officials rather $109, students will be placed in a number of campus organizations sive force left in South Vietnam" usually run under the amount than openly seeking out women's job and a country of their choice. have been politically active around where does Tricky Dick plan on This fee also covers orientation being paid to attend Alfred. If opinions and incorporating them in an issue on the University. a University plan to end getting the military force that he and sightseeing, required papers, interested write to: Office of Ad- threatens the north with. Last year and room and board. This program missions, Institute of European The Women's Coalition called for (Continued on Page 4) a demonstration to make it clear the Selective Service Bureau is available in Great Britain, Studies, John Hancock Center, 875 called up to number 125. It is in- France, Italy and Switzerland. North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, that large numbers of women in the University and in the com- teresting to note that Curtis W. Positions are offered in hotels, 111. 60611, or The Experiment in Tarr, head of the Selective Service munity support the efforts of U.S. Military Strength offices and conservation and social International Living, Putney, Bureau, announced that the women at Columbia to end the , Down from 1971 work in all four countries. Ar- Vermont 05346. temporary "administrative University's long history of The total numerical strength of chaelogical digs are also held in ceiling" on the lottery this year discrimination. the United States Armed Forces as Great Britain. Literature and will be 200. This is not to say that of January 31, 1972, was 2,362,902. forms can be obtained by writing The Women's Coalition an- Mr. Nixon is not sincere in his This represents a decrease of f to: Vacation Work Ltd., 268 Ludlow Snowden nounced plans to hold a university- "withdrawal" from Southeast 56,218 from the December 31, 1971 Avenue, Cincinatti, Ohio 45220. wide referendum on its own plan Asia, just that a lot of men who feel total of 2,519,120. Students attending college in the Attends March 15th and 16th. Copies of the that they will not be drafted U.S. can spend a summer, because they have a high lottery semester and even an entire year Symposium number might not be as secure as American Prisoners 1972 they think. Richard Snowden, a junior If you do not wish to enter any Alfred political science major, has been The following is a letter from the time that 18-year olds will have the branch of the armed forces, if you selected by the political science National League of Families of opportunity to express their department to attend the second don't qualify for a deferment, and American Prisoners and Missing opinions in a national election. (Continued: on Page 4) Reporter annual National Student Sym- in Southeast Asia. They are located Your views will have a great im- posium on the Presidency. The at 1608 "K" Street, N.W., pact on our entire population. This week the reporter went out conference will be held March 17-19 Washington, D.C. 20006. Because of this, we are writing for upon the campus to find some at Montauk, L.I., New York. your support and assistance. It can V.D. and You straight forward, rather The theme for this year's provocative answers to this week's Dear Students, be invaluable to us. There are 11.5 Symposium is Executive- There are many issues in this million Americans between the Venereal diseas of any type is not question: How do you feel about Congressional Relationships. election year. The one in which we ages of 18 and 20 who have something to be ashamed of or the University Food Service? Senior members of Congress from are specifically asking your previously been shut out of the embarassed about. It is a serious both political parties and from the assistance is achieving peace in Richard Morse—Freshman, nation's political processes. This diease that must be treated. V.D., present and former Presidential Southeast Asia and securing the Liberal Arts year the young voter has the op- if left untreated CAN KILL YOU. Administrations will participate. release of our Prisoners of War and I feel that there can be a much Also present at the seminar will be portunity to have a major impact an accounting of our men who are on the outcome of the elections. This is thefirstina better variety in food offered, several noted political scientists. missing in action. especially during lunch. The Hon. Wilbur D. Mills, Chair- Help us and our men by: Series of Articles A Nonpartisan, Political Action man of the House Ways and Means .... 1,.„Writing..letters to the can- to be carried Committee, consisting of families Barry Brown—Senior, Psychology Committee, will deliver the didates who are running in your in the FIAT LUX and friends of POWs and MI As, has It's really a sad story, basically keynote address. state asking them what they are Venereal disease is not been formed to keep this issue the qur.lity of the food is very poor. While at the Symposium, going to do if elected to settle the something new. Many people see before the public, through the war and to gain the release of V.D. as a disease contracted only Snowden will be among some. 150 candidates, during the 1972 elec- Steve Setari—Freshman, Geology POWs and an accounting of the by the lower elements of society. students representing colleges and tion campaign. It's OK. universities throughout the United missing in Vietnam, i Laos and This is not and never was the case. The POW-MIA issue, for better States. Cambodia. Many familiar historical Bub Siwek—Freshman, Pre-Med or worse, has become the focus for 2. Appearing at rallies of each characters contracted it. It should be opened during the the' settlement of the war. A candidate who comes to your areas Napolean, Beethoven and Nietz- night for snacks conisering the negotiated settlement will deal asking publicly where he stands on che, not only contracted some form amount of money we pay. with this. We are asking the the issue of the war and how he of V.D., but died from it. Israeli Summer students in American colleges and proposes to achieve peace in Venereal disease is contracted universities to make this a vital (Continued on Page 4) by sexual intercourse with an Ed Graf—Freshman, English In the coming summer and 1972- campaign issue. We think our infected person. It is important to, I think that there is too much 73 academic year? the State interests lie together. The war is an remember that a person can carry starch and not enough protein. * University of New York will again issue—for the POW-MIA families, many forms of venereal disease sponsor summer and full year Draft Cases Dismissed for the nation, and for, the people of without ever contracting it. If you Miles Peterson—Freshman, study programs in Israel. The Southeast Asia. This is the third suspect someone of having or Biology summer program- an in- The Central Committee for Presidential election that POWs— carrying venereal disease, tell Get it before it gets you! terdisciplinary surveyof "Modern Conscientious Objectors has some young enough to be your them. It might save them and Israel" - includes an educational published new statistics on draft classmates and some old enough to others from unnecessary Anthony Russo—Freshman, tour and study at the Hebrew court cases. Over half of the 2,973 be your fathers—have been im- discomfort, pain or possible brain Liberal Arts University of Jerusalem and Haifa indictments against accused draft prisoned in Southeast Asia. damage and even death. While the regular food is ok, I University. Nine semesterhours of biolators, during the government's think that the vegetarian food has This year, 19/2, is an eventful fiscal year ending June 30, 1971, Syphilis and Gonorrhea; credit may be earned, and the year in our country. It is the first gone down in quality. comprehensive cost is $1055 (in- were dismissed, according to the (Continued on Page 4) cluding round-trip transportation, Administrative Office of the United Jane Glicksmith—Sophomore, field trips, accomodations, meals More Men to be States Courts. Liberal Arts and tuition). The full year program Two hundred seventeen more It's terrible, we don't get what is open to students in virtually any Drafted in July men were found not guilty by FOR we pay for, they smother it with field, and carries approximately 40 Selective Service Director Curtis federal judges, and 19 by juries, DELIVERY sauce. semester hours of credit. Students Tarr has announced that, starting leaving only 1,036 convictions. Of may study either at the Hebrew in July, men will be drafted into the these, over half were guilty pleas. SERVICE Universtiy of Jerusalem or Tel Army Reserves and the National Only 446 of the men who pleaded from a Sass gives Geo. Lect. Aviv University. Basic costs ex- Guard in order to bolster the not guilty were convicted, as op- cluding tuition are approximatley thinning ranks of these units. posed to 457 during the preceding fine selection $1900. Knowledge of Hebrew is Tarr said that he expects about Dr. Daniel B. Sass, professor and year (when those were 140 fewer highly desirable but not required. 30,000 men to be inducted into the of liquors and chairman of the department of. men indicted). Of the 1,036 men Intensive Hebrew language Reserves and the National Guard geology at Alfred University, will sentenced, 650 were given courses are offered during the by the end of this year. He in- give a technical paper in his field probation, and 377 were sent to wines summer. Some scholarships are dicated that the effect of this at the Fifteenth Conference on prison. During the preceding year, available. decision would be to push the Call 324-2144 Great Lakes Research April 6 at 572 were given probation, while 450 lottery number ceiling for this year BILL and JOAN the University of Wisconsin, Year program applications will were jailed. to at least last year's ceiling of 125, HARLAK Madison. first be reviewed on MarchlO, and The number of 5-year sentences and possibly 20 or 25 numbers summer program applications on dropped from 45 to 29. The number New Owners Sass will discuss the nature and higher. It had been expected that April 1. Late applications will be receiving sentences of a year (and location of bottom sediments and the lottery number ceiling for this 190 Main St. Hornell considered on a space available a day or less) rose from 53 to 79. topography of the southern portion year would only go as high as 50. Seneca Lake, in New York State. basis. For the third consecutive year the Tarr also stated that first average prison sentence declined * The Wisconsin conference, For further information see your priority would be given to drafting on a national scale, to 29.1 months. sponsored by the International Director of International students graduating from college However, this is a long way from Association for Great Lakes Education, or write to: in the spring. In his opinion, Tarr the 1950 national average of 13.4 Research, is expected to attract says that he is doubtful that the months, when only one out of 109 some 600 scientists from the United Mr. Allen Caswell draft can be ended by President men sent to prison received the States and Canada. Director of International Education Nixon's ammounced goal of July maximum sentence. State University College 1973, and that a more likely date Since the draft was reintroduced FIAT LUX Alfred, New York Oneonta. New York 13820 for the draft's end would by July in 1948, 5,314 young men have been mimi, 3, March 14,1972 1975. sent to prison. Across from Sears [ Spectrum Coni. Avoid Draft POW's in Southeast Asia (Continued from Page 3) Maids on Campus (Continued from Page 3) races running concurrently with do not believe your draft board will the Presidential campaign. It can (Continued from Page 3) female) to represent the maids. classigyyouasa CO, you still have Southeast Asia. be equally as important to contact , discrimination. To women on Right now, negotiations about the alternatives. You can leave the 3. Contacting or writing the them as to contact the Presidential campus it seems doubtful that discriminatory job classifications country, sometimes legally and delegates to the Democratic and candidates. / those very people responsible for are continuing at the State Division somtimes illegally. Republican conventions urging 5. Writihg to the state discrimination in the past can of Human Rights and the maids For some men, the draft them to state their poasitions on Democratic and Republican party effectively negotiate for the vic- are still at work. presents such a big problem that achieving peace and securing the chairmen stating your views on tims of that discrimination. To the members of the Coalition ttie best thing to do seems to move release of'our POWs and an ac- achieving peace and the POW-MIA and others on campus the proposed to another country. (I understand counting of the missing. issue. This can have an effect on The refusal of the University to lay-off constitutes an overt act of that the weather in Sweden is 4. Contacting the Represen- the party platform. stop the firing of thirty maids has discrimination against women and pretty nice.) In many cases it is tatives and Senators who are Our goal is to elicit a clear also made the University's com- against blacks. In light of the quite legal to move to another running in your state. The issue of statement from each candidate as mitment to ending race and sex expressed opposition of women on country. Although amnesty for the war and POW-MIAs will spill to what he intends to do—a position discrimination seem questionable. campus to this action and their those who left the United States to over into the House and Senate on which he is willing to be judged Thirty maids were fired January commitment to further actions to avoid the draft if presently being at the polls. By election time we 14th at the same time that save the maids' jobs, as well as considered in Washington, one hope that all ambiguities in each go towards the purchase of a pool janitors—who do the same work as increasing support for the maids, it must still face the problem that if candidate's plan will have been table and various other furnishing maids—were being hired. Maids seems unwise for the University to he leaves the country and fails to removed. are paid $118 a week to the and necessary items for the room. pursue this course. report for induction, he may never Please let us hear from you if janitors'$136, additional evidence For further information, con- be able to return to the United The pinball machines will cost 10c- of discrimination. The Women's 25c and this money will go towards there is anything that we can do to tact: States without being prosecuted. aid you in hleping us in our cam- Coalition immediately resolved to Remember, each country has rent and upkeep of the machines Ms. Annie Chamberlain while the pool players will be paign. We would be interested in support the campaign of the maids, different living conditions, (some Women's Affirmative Action charged 75c per hour, in order to knowing of any contact that you who are one constituency of the Coalition more appealing than others) you Coalition, organized a picket line prevent a situation of hogging the have made with candidates or Columbia University can write to the embassies of any table and to pay someone to keep delegates and what their responsfev supported by many groups, and Room 101, Earl Hall nation and they would be more arranged for two lawyers (both an eye on all pieces of equipment. was to you. New York, N.Y. 10027 than happy to answer your Hie proposal for $800 was carried Your involvement in this issue questions and send you in- 24-2. can be a strong moral force. formation about their country. Ven. Disease Powers to Sel. Ser. Some discussion took place as to REGISTER NOW. where the game room should be as Sincerely, (Continued from Page 3) Paul F. Powers, director of some individuals felt the pool table Joan M. Vinson athletics at Alfred University, has Student Assembly Condoms as a Means could be placed in the Parent's (Mrs. Bobby G.) of preventing V.D. been appointed by the United Lounge due to the extremely small Mary Anne Fuller States Selective Service system to (Continued from Page 1) Theoretically, the condom size of the present game room This (Mrs. Robert B.) membership on Local Board 71, to the Ensemble, and Mr. should be an effective prophylactic Qhstrom's promise to- try to ac- however, was left open to debate. against gonorrhea. If there is no Belmont. Under new business a proposal The appointment is effective cumulate the other $85. To attempt preliminary sex play, if the con- to assure the Jazz Ensemble's was made that the Alfred Guild La Fionza Satisfecha immediately. dom is put on and taken off existence in the future the Student receive $500 in order to put on a Dr. Rosina Navarete correctly, and if it is intact before A native of Hornell, Powers is a Assembly made a motion to campus-wide Art Show for and after use, it is an effective former director of physical recommend to the University that Parent's Weekend. (Continued from Page 1) . prophylactic against gonorrhea. education at Alfred-Almond for next year the group be The final piece of business which upon rejection of their parents and Unfortunately, man has hot been Central School. budgeted for in the music depart- was discussed at the Assembly their parents values which they see able to fulfill all these ment. meeting concerned the formation as responsible for the problems of requirements. Even if he could, do Dr. Rhodes as Juror of the new Student Security Aides. The next motion to be voted on the world and the nation. it, he would rally be protected Hie Seminar Research of seniors was that the Student Assembly In La Fianza Satisfecha Lope de against gonorrhea and not syphilis, Daniel Rhodes, professor of of the AU Sociology Department recommend to the University, in Vega indicates that there are two chancroid or any other form of ceramic art in Alfred's College of prepared a report on a study which particular the Director of Food ways for an individual to establish venereal disease. Ceramics, served recently as a they conducted correlating the Services, that the jukebox in the his identity and thus find personal juror for the 62nd annual exhibition attitudes of AU students to formal A condom does not . protect cafeteria of the Campus Center be freedom, Dr. Na'varrSte said. of the Associated Artists of Pitt- campus control. They found that, against syphilis because it only removed. This motion was made These ways are, firstly, rejection sburgh, scheduled to open later of students participating, the portects the part of the organ due to the fact that since a new PA of all traditional ideas and, this month in the Carnegie-Mellon higher the grade point average and which it covers. The condom does system has been installed there is secondly, a complete commital of Museum. social awareness the less the not cover the base of the penis, the no longer any need to have oneself to others and God. The first The two-man jury—the other student approves of formal symphysis, or the thighs, and students pay for music when it is manifests itself in an anarchistic member was Ivan Karp, New York campus control and the lower during sexual intercourse, these desired. This motion was carried attitude and results in the com- City art dealer and critic—met grade point average and social areas are ba thed with the secretion 20-3. miting of anti-social acts. The of the female, and so it is inef- February 27 and 28 to select award awareness, the more the student second results in personal mar- The final proposal to be attended fective as a prophylactic against winners and other works for approves of campus control. They tyrdom. syphilis. exhibition at the Pittsburgh show. to was that of $800 for the Rey also stated that while formal Meacham Game Room. The The main character in La Fianza control may help curb vandalism Satisfecha elects to reject and proposal was originally for $1200 there would be much higher social but after extensive research in the actively combat his father and tHV costs to be paid in the form of in- traditional values for which he purchasing of pinball machines creased tension between students and pool tables, Bob Hersh, who is (Continued on Paige 9) stands. Later, however, following in charge of this project, found that the intervention of Christ, he it is not necessary to buy pinball adopts the second course of action and allows himself to be sacrificed machines outright and so no FIAT LUX Alfred, New York for others. capital is needed. The $800 would 4 March 14,1972

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N NICKEL BAG 125 MAIN ST. HORNELL Politics . . . Trail Dust: John Ashbrook Nursing News Political Perspective Miss Beverly Hoover, a senior By CHARLES N. SOLOWAY By MICHAEL SCHWARTZ student in nursing, has been selected to attend the In- On a noisy campaign bus headed toward Florida: terdisciplinary Student Conference Speaking, a northeast intellectual newsman—"Sen. bright John Ashbrook: on Health Manpower March 10 and eyes McGovern, how do you feel about your moral, but not An ultra-conservative Ohio Republican, 43 year-old Ash- actual victory in the rocky hills of New Hampshire? " brook has been in the House for six terms. And because he is an 11 in Chicago. Two hundred and fifty students from a wide range of On the draw George—"First young man, let me shake your ultra-conservative, Ashbrook contends that Nixon is "another health programs were chosen on hand." „ muddled liberal bent upon a deficit budget, a rising welfare the basis of previous student Newsman—"Thank you, Senator, but please tell me how dole, appeasement of the Communists and sellout of the national defense." (Newsweek: Jan. 17) .participation in such activities as you were able to show such a strong finish against the lobster manpower recruitment, kin, Senator Muskie." • Chosen by a group of conservatives not associated with the McGovern—"It was all a matter of doing the right thing at government down in Washington, notably William F. Buckley, redistribution and education, as well as health team and com- the right time, as I always do." Jr., to run against Nixon, Ashbrook, who served as the ranking munity health involvement Perplexed newsman—"Yes, Senator, I know, but how were Republican member in the House Internal Security Committee, realizes that he can never hope to win the nomination. All he is programs. you able to take advantage of the Muskie drop in popularity trying to accomplish by running against the President is to The goals of the conference are over the last several week?" have Nixon return to the ranks of the "right" and away from to bring students together to in- Smiling George—"It was rather simple, I merely created the "disastrous left." Ashbrook thus hopes to win back some crease understanding of one an issue directing it solely toward my friend from Maine, a day before the election!" lost conservative footholds in the Administration. another, to explore the health team, to develop new directions for Newsman—"Do you mean your scandalous remarks This writer believes that Ashbrook, is attempting to diminish the possibility of a "semi-utopian" world politics that health manpower, and to plan dealing with the Muskie failure to announce campaign con- was popular back in the days of the 1920s. strategy for future .action. tributors?" Even though I don't agree with the basic philosophy of the Miss Hoover comes from Sodus Overjoyed McGovern—"Now you're on key, it was all a President, I cannot agree with Ashbrook's statement that Point, New York. matter of making the voters look at the election as a two man Nixon's recent visit to Mainland China is a sellout to the race, between myself and Ed." Communists, but is instead a step, however slight, in the Beach Boys in Buff. Relieved newsman—"You mean, sir, that by creating the correct direction for the quest for peace in the world. Ashbrook The new "Beach Boys" will be campaign's first significant issue you were able to establish refuses to adhere to the problem that nations must learn to live appearing in Buffalo's Kleinhans yourself as a serious contender, taking yourself out of the in cooperation with each other. To insist that a certain country Music Hall on Thursday evening, Yorty, Hartke Category?" does not exist (China) even though it has half of the world March 23rd. The Pine Hill Area McGovern—"More a matter, I would say, of being the only population is fooling Ashbrook, his constituents, and the world. residence hall staff is sponsoring a candidate in direct confrontation with Edmund." What Ashbrook is doing must be halted. However, I must free bus to this concert and is also Newsman—"In other words, Senator, as Muskie fell from admire him, simply because he has the courage to do what he willing to help arrange for tickets if popularity, you became an opportunist, going on to establish believes in. He is not letting a few "hardened liberals" knock you desire (these arrangements yourself as a step above clowning Yorty and make believe him down, nor is he allowing the Vice President to spew some may also be made individually). If Hartke?" meaningless drivel on top of him. Ashbrook is running because you are interested in attending this Frowning McGovern—"I wouldn't exactly put it that way." he feels that a change must occur in this country—whether it be concert please contact any of the Contented newsman—"Thank you, Senator." the change that this writer has in mind is quite a different Pine Hill Head Residents or R.A.'s, matter. or John Crabbe (871-2291), the POLITICAL PERSPECTIVES: THE DEMOCRATIC BLUES Maybe more people, notably the students in this country, Residence Coordinator. The ought to realize that one must voice one's opinions, whether Campus Center desk will also have those opinions would be accepted by one's peers or not» To live information. Arrangements must What occurred in the wilds of New Hampshire for Ed a useful life as a human being is to use the God-granted powers be made by March 15th. Muskie last week may again haunt him in the hectic winds of of speech and thought. Florida, during today's contest. Early primaries are games of psychological impact, winning does not necessarily mean Use these powers. Register to vote. It might not be the best —FIAT LUX Alfred, New York finishing first on paper, but rather first in the voters' minds. system in the world, but an election is the only one we have. 5 March 14,1972 Even thoughMuskie was able to beat McGovern by at least ten percent of the vote, he lost in the long run, giving his underdog rivals an excuse to challenge his dominance over the party's presidential nomination. For Muskie, New Hampshire was the firsjt of many obstacles that must be jumped over. Today's primary-may result jn the second barrier he finds himself rlVM iHii.iriK busa g [I J tripping over. In Florida the four man characters are worn but Wallace, our old friend Hubert, Sunshine Lindsey, and of course one- time grinning Muskie. They are all centered around the question of busing, of which 65 percent of the Florida voters consider to be the most important single issue. New York's finest has elected a strategy slightly used by George McGovern in New Hampshire, where McGovern pinned himself against the front runner, Muskie. (Even though Sen. McGovern did well in New Hampshire, he has chosen to almost completely ignore Florida, in an effort to spend more time up north and give added significance to any votes he does receive in today's primary.) Lindsey has decided to make a con- frontation with Florida leader George Wallace, taking a stand directly opposite of that of the segregationist, unlike Muskie and Humphrey who are standing just left of center. Hubert and Ed meanwhile have decided to avoid a con- frontation with Wallace and are instead attacking each other in order to pull away the other's voting block. Humphrey has directed his appeal toward his old friends, the unions, blacks and ex New Dealers, pulling in their strings which will probably break loose at the polls. The ex Vice President can possibly come in second by maintaining his moderate vanguard (left over from the Johnson days) while at the same time coming out stronger for busing, producing a greater turnout among his black sup- porters. Lindsey can wind up second if he succeeds in making the busing issue appear as a yes or no question among Florida voters, which so far he has been unable to do. Muskie has chosen to play on his Mr. Winner image, at- tempting to make it look as if he is the only candidate that can stop Wallace from taking first place in the primary contest. For the Senator from Maine, Florida represents a barrier he must get by with at least a second place finish or leave himself further bulnerable in the up-coming primaries of Wisconsin and Illinois where Humphrey and McGovern have SAVE UP TO $3.00 been increasing in strength. In politics the winning of a single battle cannot necessarily give you the war, but to lose one can always cost you the campaign. Top Artists! Major Labels!

Next Week—Is it really a question of busing? Many, Many More! Classics Included! Come Early lor Best Selection. Dr. Trice to Lecture WATCHOUTFOR E. W. Crandall & Son The Alfred University Chapter of the American Association of THE OTHER GUY Jewelers University Professors is spon- soring a public lecture by Main Street Alfred, New York Professor Frank Trice of the Foreign Language Department. Get Your Favorites at Big Discounts! The title of Professor Trice's talk will be: "Patronage and Fiction: A Spanish Instance". The lecture is Drive Defensively! schedule for 8:15 p.m., March 16 in Howell Hall. The public is invited. ST. PAT'S

Pat s A.U.'s 39th Annual St. Pat's Weekend St' Calendar Alfred University's39th annual St. Pat's Weekend, sponsored by students in the institution's College of Ceramics, will be held here March 17 through 19 St FRIDAY, MARCH 17 Patrick is said to be the patron saint of ceramic engineers. 1 P.M.—St. Pat's Parade Classes at the University will be cancelled on the afternoon of March 17 as the weekend festival opens with a 1 p.m. parade on Main Street in the villaae of Theme: St. Pat Keeps on Truckin' Alfred. The parade will feature a float-judging contest and the crowning of the festival Queen by St. Pat himself, whose means of arrival in past years have ranged from 7 P.M.—Movie: "2001"—$1 the subterranean to the flamboyant. On one occasion he made his entrance climbing up out of the sewers; on another he parachuted into town. Following the parade, there will be a 7 p.m. movie in the James A McLane Physical Education Center("2001") and a 9 p.m. beer party in the Ade Hall The 9 P.M. BEER BLAST latter event will include music provided by the jazz ensembles of Alfred University and the neighboring State University Agricultural and Technical St. Pat's Favors—24 oz. Mugs College at Alfred. on Sale !2 & $3 On March 18 the rock group known as "The Byrds" will appear in concert at the McLane Center, at 2 p.m. The annual St. Pat's Ball, featuring "The Wool " BEARD CONTEST JUDGING will be held in Ade Hail at 9 p.m. On March 19 at 3 p.m., the 85-voice Alfred University Singers directed by Richard G. Dudinak, instructor in music will perform excerpts from the off- SATURDAY, MARCH 18 Broadway rock-opera, "Jesus Christ Superstar," with instrumental ac- companiment. 2 P.M.—THE BYRDS in Concert The 70-voice Alfred State College Concert Choir, under the direction of Professor Anthony C. Cappadonia, will offer a program of modern and classical $3 ($2 advance sales) works. 9 P.M. ST. PAT's BALL (Semi-Formal) In a departure from past practice, this year's St. Pat's Weekend will not in- clude an open house in the College of Ceramics. $1.50—Couples.... $1 per Person Co-chairmen of the St. Pat's Board, the weekend's sponsoring agency, are William H. Strong of Phoenix, N. Y., and Jay R. Simpson of Alfred. The St. Pat's Queen candidates are Susan J. Nagell of East Aurora, Susan M SUNDAY, MARCH 19 Rogers of East Syracuse, Suzan M. Perry of Derby, Carolynne Ruqqiero of Manhasset, and Sandra, J. Kime of Geneva. 3 P.M.—JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR Beer mug favors will be sold at all schedule functions except the parade. Au - AT CHORALES

St. Pat's Beer Mugs (24 oz.) will be on sale at the AU Student Store starting Wednesday, March 8th. Mugs will cost $2.00 (no handle). Mugs are available in blue, green and pebble beige with or without decal. WEEKEND 1972

Five Alfred University coeds brave the sub-freezing cold in less-than-adequate ski attire to show why they were selected as can- didates for the title of Queen of St. Pat's Weekend, the annual campus festival scheduled for March 17-19. From left to right: Suzan M. Perry of Derby, Carolynne Ruggiero of Manhasset, Susan J. Nagell of East Aurora, Susan M. Rogers of East Syracuse, and Sandra J. S Kime of Geneva. The Queen will be crowned at the St. Pat's parade March 17 in the village of Alfred.

Concert News: Byrd Seed

By JOHN LAZARUS & ALAN G. MacROBBIE Roger McGuinn is the only original Byrd that will be performing this coming weekend. He was from Chicago, played at various odd jobs early in his career and was Judy Collins' music arranger in the early 1960's. He started 'his own group with the help of David Crosby, writer Gene Clark, drummer Mike Clarke and Chris Hillman on bass. This original group produced such goodies as Turn, Turn, Turn, Mr. Tambourine Man, and All I Want To Do. Gene Clark's absence from that point on did not seem to faze the remaining members, who went on to record Eight Miles High, My Black Pages, Rock and Roll Star and Mr. Spaceman. After a long lull in the productivity of the group, David Crosby earned the wrath of McGuinn by his onstage political monologues, and was asked to leave. One more album was produced after this, then Clarke, the drummer, quit. Gram Parsons and Keven Kelley were hired to fIN in the ranks, but the album they produced was not a success, so all but McGuinn threw in the towel. Hillman, Parsons and Clarke formed the Flying Burrito Brothers, Gene Clark joined the Dillards group and Crosby was working with Nash and Stills. Undaunted, McGuinn drafted a new group consisting of Gere Parson (drums and a lot of other instruments), John York on bass and Clarence White on lead acoustic and electric guitars. One year later, York was replaced by Skip Baffin. Now, the bunch seems to have decided to settle down and stick together, and will be the Byds for St. Pat's. No telling what will happen after that. But jf you've heard their latest two albums, Untitled and Farther Along, you'll agree that their sound is still basically the same as it was years ago. This should be a very good concert, so don't forget to go. It will be a good start to what should be a good weekend. * The Arts ... Homer Gallery Exhibition Music: Moskowits and The Band A One-Gallery exhibition, and Ellsworth Kelly who will EXCEPTIONAL MUSICIANS: to hear Bach performed on awhile the following tunes should Winslow Homer: A Selection of exhibit a recent series of paintings Moskowitz and THE BAND something different for a change. prove to be pleasing to you: Life if Watercolors, Drawings and Prints and sculpture designed to be seen Because of an unfortunate a Carnival, When I Paint my from the Metropolitan Museum of as a totality. James N. Wood, the By ALAN G. MacROBBIE development, Trafford Doherty Masterpiece, the best effort I've , Art, will open on April 7 at the curator, says that one intention Last Sunday evening I had the was asked to perform an im- ever heard in the art of convering j Albright-Knox Art Gallery in behind the one-gallery exhibitions unfortunate opportunity to miss promptu solo of three works: sound into mental images; Last of * Buffalo. This show will be followed is to "explore the diversity of one' of the more professional "Preach Not Me Your Musty the Blacksmiths, a lament for by exhibitions by artists and experience which can be generated concerts on campus, produced by Rules" by Arne; Recitative and those artisans involved in a dying sculptures as diverse as . Dan in a single space by showing a the University's Music Depart- Aria Lord God of Abraham, from trade; Where Do We Go From Flavin, who will design an en- variety of artists forking in ment. However, In managed to Mendelssohn's oratorio Elijah; Here?, another sad song, this time vironmental piece, using several of radically different styles and in procure and listen to a recording of and the Aria from Wagner's about the general demise of the his fluorescent light sculptures, different periods of time." the production, thanks to the Tannhauser; 0 du Mein Holder USA; Shootout in Chinatown, a cooperation of Mr. Stephen Brown Abendstern. All the pieces were humorous synopsis of ficticious Best Seller List of the Music Department. Since I performed well, but Arne's piece events; The Moon Struck One, a Non-Fiction was warned to be darn careful of was written too low for Traf: his song that brings us into the nitty- Fiction the tape, In concluded that it must voice sounded best on the few high gritty of a personal crisis; 1. The Winds of War by Herman 1. Tracy and Hepburn by Garson Kanin have something really good on it, notes in the piece. Mr. Brown Thinking Out Loud, a folksy tune Wouk and indeed it did. Richard 2. The Game of the Foxes by (piano) supported Trafford quite about some thoughts that came 2. wheels by Arthur Jailey. .3. The Moskowitz (piano), Trafford Farrgo nicely throughout the three solo out; and Smoke Signal. Day of the Jackal by Forsyth Doherty (baritone), and Paul pieces. 3. Eleanor and Franklin by Lash 4. The exorcist by Blatty Hubert (guitar), performed their The Band's performance is 4. The Defense Never Rests by F. Richard Moskowitz, who 5. The Assassins by Elia Kazan respective solos with un- laudable, if you can tolerate their Lee Baily with Aronson dominated the concert, performed 6. The Betsy by Harold Robbins precedented professionalism and form of singing, which is in- Klavierstuke Opus 119 by Johannes 7. Hour Gang by Phillip Roth 5. Bury My Heart at Aounded Knee quality. describable, except from the ap- 8. nemesis by Christie by Brown Brahms, which consisted of three proach that if you take a rich 9. The Friends of Eddie Coyle by 6. The Moon's a Balloon by David First on the program was Paul intermezzi in B and E minor, C Southern accent and combine it Higgins Niven Hubert, who gingerly performed major, and finished the program with the typical Idaho potato- with Liszt's Les Funerailles. 10. Message from Malaga by 7. Brian Piccolo: A Short Season by Milan's Pavan in A minor, grower's jargon, you might have'V. Moskowitz interpreted Brahms' Maclnnes Morris Lagrima, by Frandisco Tarrega; essentially the same sound that 8. The Last Whole Earth Catalog and two gavottes from Suite No. piece excellently. He was sensitive you hear on the ablum. The in- by Portola Institute Six in D Major, by J. S. Bach. to the piece's dynamics and his strumentation seems appropriate 9. The Double-cross System in the Though his technique was expression made the work a for each song, the members War of 1939-1945 by Masterman somewhat labored in all three captivating interes. Les achieve a mood that enhances the FIAT LUX Alfred, New York 10. Report from Engine Co. 82 by pieces, In enjoyed the gavottes Funerailles, however, was a dark, lyricsv a phenomenon that seems 8 March 14,1972 Smith immensely, since it was refreshing heavy, sometimes angry, natural to this group. The ac- sometimes sad and always con- cordian is quite prominent in fusing piece for me to listen to. It Dylan's song, the lyrics of which was well played and with his suggest a fun-filled time in Europe. flawless dynamics Moskowitz All things considered, I must Chapman Center conveyed the sombre attitude of a recomment this album as The funeral across to me quite well. Band's best effort. Give this album But I really don't understand the some time to grow on you, because piece well enough to comment on it if you like it, you'll play it for a long so I won't. All in all, Richard's time and never really get tired of / One-Stop Liquor Shop performance was the climax pf the it. evening and naturally he deserves You can't buy for less unless most of the credit for a most en- you buy from the distillery. joyable concert. Workstage cont.

LARGEST SaECTON OF DOMESTIC AND CAHOOTS by THE BAND (Continued firom Page 1) IMPORTED WINES, LIQUORS, & CORDIALS. Performance: Very Good in the. play is its originality. Record Quality : Very Good "Original work is rarely attempted < Stereo Quality: Realistic in workstage. If someone does a play that is 'tried and true' they Cahoots is a collection of great know it ean be successful. An Hornell-Arkport Road playing, good lyrics and somewhat original play presents more of a hoaky singing that must be heard challenge both to thfe director and Phon« 324*3877 - B A.M. to 10 P.M. several times to be appreciated. actors who must create characters With each playing it grows on you: who have never before been ac- At first I was non-committed, now I ted." enjoy every song. Most of them The student workstage is not were written by Jamie Robertson, only for the benefit of the directors however, Whe I Paint My involved. Any play obviously needs Masterpiece, possibly the best, is actors. Whether students have had. by Dylan, and another 4 Percent theater experience or not, all those > Pantomime, was sung and co- interested are encouraged to come composed by Van Morrison. to tryouts. The workstage is a I can't guarantee that this album learning opportunity. Don't pass will be an instant hit, but after up this rewarding experience.

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Have a Good St. Pat's Library Sports. Services offered to All Students (Continued from Page 1) Did you know that Herrick has don't just stick with good old i Ski Meet at Greek Peak card catalog, it simply means that records? They are shelved in the Reader's Guide! Branch out! Get the book is on the open shelves. main room downstairs on the wall specific! Mrs. Rulon will be glad to These are upstairs and downstairs nearest the main desk. The can be assist you. (the basement is the Periodical checked out by anyone. Enjoy! Also in the Periodical Room is all Room) and the shelves are Here's an un°leasant subject: of the "New York Times" on arranged by numbers—either fines. The fine on regular books is microfilm. Aside from the fact that Library of Congress or Dewey five cents a day. For special, it's fun to read old newspapers, Decimal. There is a nifty map of closed and permanent reserve these can be marvelous for doing the library on a pillar by the main books, the fine is $1 per day. But, if any sort of paper—get the word on desk—compare the number of the you dump your books on- the desk what people were saying about book you want with the numbers on when the librarian isn't looking something when it happened! The the map, and it'll tell you where to there will be a twenty-five cent current issue of the "Times" is in go. This business of Dewey and carrying charge. So, really, you the Browsing Room, along with Library of Congress can be con- are better off facing the music and other papers and several of the fusing. In the back of the "Library paying your fine right away. One popular magazines (Time, Life, Guide," a pamphlet about the way to avoid having a fine is to Newsweek...) Many other current library which is available at renew a book. And books can be issues of magazines are shelved Herrick, there is a summary of the renewed by phone. Just call the outside in the peridical room for two classifications—for example, library (2184) and tell the librarian you to glance through. what letters and numbers, in your name, the title of the book and Did you know that you can check general, will be on history books. the author and the number. ("My out a slide rule, compass, or ruler? Consult this, and ask the people at name is John Doe, and I'd like to They are on Permanent Reserve, the desk if you have any questions renew Growing Warts for Profit by and so may not leave the library, at all. Joe Smith, number AB 123.") The but they are there for your use librarian will renew the book and during library hours. Speaking of the card caralog—I tell you the new due date. You can did, a while back—there are two There. Now you know a little also renew in person without ac- more about our library. If you have types. There is the Author and Title tually having the book with you— catalog, and the Subject catalog. any questions, comments, give the librarian the necessary suggestions, tell the library. They Many people don't seem to know information, which you can find in this. If you are looking for a book want to know, and they want you to the card catalog if you forgot to jot use it. It's your library! by Walt Whitman, look under it down in your room. A book may Author and Title. If you want one not be renewed if it's being held for ABOUT him, look under Subject. another student. Jazz Concert Sun. Cory Levins jumping at the Cornell Meet This division of types make less scrabbling through cards for y6u. How about the Periodical Room? "Chuck" Mangione and his Jazz In addition, paperback books have There are more indexes and ab- Quartet will be performing in Cory Levins, a fine arts fresh- Army. their own card catalog. It is the stracts down there than you can concert at the Dansville Junior man from Aspen, Colorado took The Alfred Women's team first vertical row of the Author & chake a stick at. Mrs. Rulon, who is High School auditorium on Sunday, first place in the ski jumping event finished second behind Cornell but Title catalog, next to the main in charge of periodicals, can be of March 19, at 3:00. Tickets are on at Cornell University's Invitational ahead of Buffalo and Ithaca. Alfred desk. Paperbacks are in the invaluable help to you in finding sale now at the Dansville Primary Ski Meet which was held March 3 girls won the slalom event and took Browsing Room. the right in ex for your purpose- School or at the door for $4.00. All and 4 at the Greek Peak ski area second place in giant slalom. The seats are reserved. near Cortland, N.Y. This was the girls did not compete in nordic third consecutive first place for events. Lorrie Thai, a sophomore, y Cory Levins during his first year of came in second both in the slalom intercollegiate competition.' His and giant slalom events. Ann > teammates Tom Wilcox and Mark Keller, a junior finished sixth in the Hejmboldt, also freshmen, finished giant slalom and fourth in the respectively fifth and sixteenth, slalom. Lynn Riley, a senior, took a thus assuring Alfred the first place seventh place in the giant slalom amont the twelve colleges com- and Mary Stone, a freshman came peting. in ninth. In the slalom Mary Stone , 50,000 JOBS Alfred was followed by Cornell, was seventh, Nancy Frommer, a Army, Cortland, Paul Smith, junior, tenth and Lynn Riley Buffalo, LeMoyne, Suracuse, eleventh. Clarkson, Union, Utica and SUMMER EMPLOYMENT Colgate. Considering that this is the first In cross country skiing Alfred year of varsity skiing for Alfred, finished third behind Cornell and the size of schools which it has to CAREER OPPORTUNITY Army. Levins came in third face in competition and that its followed by Tim Tower, a teams rely mostly on freshman, sophomore, and John Blendell, this season's performance of two another 'sophomore came in second places and two third places PROGRAMS twentieth. In slalom Alfred is highly commendable. finished third thanks to its tope The Alfred team will finish its \ finishers John O'Hear, a junior, season with an invitational meet to John Blendell and Tom Wilcox. In be held over the weekend of March giant slalom Alfred finished fourth 12 and 13. The National Agency of Student Employment has recently completed a relying on the efforts of John nationwide research program of jobs available to college students and O'Hern, Rich Morse, a freshman, graduates during 1972. Catalogs which fully describe these employment and John Blendell. Overall Alfred FIAT LUX Alfred, New York finished third behind Cornell and positions may be obtained as follows: 10 March 14,1972

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FREE Hot Dogs on Sunday!!! Lacrosse Preview: Optorhistic Outlook "We have the best material ever Clark arid John Wagner. at Alfred University for lacrosse Players working the midfield are this year." These were the words Dave Evans, Barclay Potter, of Coach Leonard Obergfell while Truett Sweeting, Steve Wagner, speaking about his 1972 lacrosse Bill Weidman, Griff Williams, Bob team. Young, Ralph Pischman, Bruce The team has been working out Baschuce, Ed Louiz, Robbie Sorge, six days a week in the new gym, Doug Volmrich, Joel McCann, and with improving weather , Mike Latino, Dan Miller, Üärl workouts will move outside. There Farman and Al Lee. is no junior varsity lacrosse this On the attack will be Dan Fer- year, and as a result, there was a nandex (leading scorer from last large turnout fo 57 men trying out year), Jay Haberland, Mike Vitow, for the squad. Thirty-three men Ken Jaquith, and Chris Welker. were selected for preseason, but Sharing the goal tending spot will- Coach Obergfell stressed that be Dave Augenblick and Mark others who haven't as yet tried out Pearson. Manager is Steve are welcome to do so. Greenberg. Obergfell said that "everybody's The lacrosse schedule will be an optimistic about this season" and 11-game one that will start on April looks forward to a much better 15 with Niagara, at Merill Field Rifle Team top (left to right): MSG McDonald, Charles Sirowatka, slack. For the sophomores and year than the last one. and will end on May 16 here against Bill Strong, Bob Sanit, Gary Caso, Bob Zimmerman, Dave Hardy and freshmen, this was the first year of Men going out for defense in- Hartwick. Angelo Salamone. match experience for most of them clude Chuck Bartlotta, Rich Clark, Let's get support at the games Bottom: Capt. Tom Jordan, Ron Kaplan, Co-Capt. Eric Sander, Todd and they really came through, Bill Kelly, Steve Miller, Mike this year and cheer the team on to Hollander, John Fernbach and Bob Dell. throughout the season, when the Moore, A1 Terner, Bob ehing, John victory. pressure was on. The Saxon Warriors have ended ^ Rifle Team Ends Season their season either tied for second or in third place. Final results will Wed. thru Tues. March By TOM JORDAN Top shooters for Friday's match not be known until all teams of the 15 thru 21. Weekdays at 7 - 9, The Saxon Warriors, in the last were Todd Holland a- (276), John New York, State Intercollegiate STEUBEÏÏ Sat. Shown at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. match of their season, FYiday night Fernbach (270), Ron Kaplan (265), Rifle League have completed T H PATRE Sun. Cont. 5 p.m thru 11:15 p.m. at home defeated Sienna College Bob Dell (264), Tom Jordan (261), shooting. NOR NELL, N.V. 324-1414 by a score of 1336-1291. The Saxons' Dave Hardy (252),/Gary Caso The Saxon Warriors would like to "STRAW DOGS" is A victory over Sienna ended the (251), and Bob Sanit (247). Other thank all those who have con- BRILLIANT FCAT OF MOVIl- Saxon season with a record of 12 members of the team were Eric tributed to their successful season, MAKINO - HOFFMAN'S Sander, Bill Strong, Bob Zim- especially coach MSG C. Mc- PERFORMANCE wins and 4 losses. The Saxons have IS SUPERBLY REALIZED" once again upheld Alfred's winning merman, Charles Sirowatka, and Donald and advisor Capt. G. -TIME MAGAZINt tradition in its 13 years as a varsity Angelo Salamone. Cc/ssey, the ROTC department, the sport. This year, the Saxon Warriors athletic department, ad- DUSTIN have received strong support from . ministration, and the students who HOFFMAN the freshman shooters. The Saxon have supported the team «sampeckm>«K; v Wrestling Club Wins Warriors did not have any seniors thgoughout the season. on the team for the first time, The Saxon Warriors are looking "STRAW IN The Alfred University Wrestling leaving the four juniors Tom forward to an even better season Club finished a short 1971-72 season ® Jordan, Eric Sander, Ron Kaplan, next year as well as trying out for Not Shown Sat. and Sun. Matinees—Kiddie Show recently by posting a 2-0-0 record in and Todd Hollander, to pick up the the Ail-American team. dual meets. The first victory came against Elmira College, winning by a 36-10 score, while the sedond, victory also was against Elmira, this time by forfeit. The leading wrestler with the best record was Dale ä^iCo, Lathrop, posting 5 victories LorntfS&'JvrsJiop against 3 losses. In tournament results, the Saxons finished last in a field of eight in the New York State In- Specialyzing tercollegiate - Wrestling Tour- nament, with Binghamton winning in Razor Cuts with 103 points. In the 8th annual - I.C.A.C. Wrestling Championships, Shags the Saxons again placed last, with R.I.T. winning with an 80% score. The coach for Saxon Wrestling was and Layer Cuts Moody Johnson. Need summer credits? Check out Utica College of Syracuse University. UC's offering an unforgettable "Summer of '72" FIAT LUX Alfred, New York 1 NORTH MAIN STREET ALFRED N.Y. FOUR DAYS OF STUDY-THREE DAYS OF FUN 11 March 14,1972 In the heart of Central New York's vacation land, UC's just a short hop in the old jalop from Old Forge, swinging center of Adirondack action. Historic Cooperstown on shimmering Otsego Lake, home of the Farmer's Museum, Busch Woodland Museum, KEITH'S or every g/ir and the Baseball Hall of Fame Is only a half hour away. Trotters and pacers run every night at nearby KA s, /I Vernon Downs. New beat music fills the nights at IJQUOR STORE] close by Oneida Lake, and Saratoga's Famous Per- forming Arts Center is an hour and a half away by Thruway. at the BIG N plaza There's golf, tennis and baseball right on cam- pus. Plus swimming, diving, basketball, volleyball and weight training in our new $2.3 million Phys NOW SELLING lamond ^ Ed Center. Day classes end at 1:30 P.M. so there's plenty of time for fun. Other action scheduled tor diamond our Summer of '72 includes film, drama and music AT THE MINIMUM with which workshops for fun and credit. she hopes to EIGHT-WEEK SUMMER SESSION STARTS become engaged. 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