Vol. 74 THE TRINITY TRIPOD Issue 18 IVED Z 1976 Vets To Offer Alternative Counseling by Marc Blumenthal The" Veterans Coalition for among others, health care and Members plan to expand the marine recruiters present and to Roberts urged the Trinity Community Affairs will offer school benefits available to program. offer pre-enlistment counseling community to stop in to hear what alternative counseling in op- veterans. Roberts said the Coalition has with the aid of their literature. the Coalition members have to say position to U.S. Marine recruit- Within the last year, the also become involved in the Roberts emphasized that the and to pick up some of their ment on campus on Monday, Coalition nas become involved in military discharge question. It is counseling the Coalition offers literature. March 8. The Coalition has an different issues. It is concerned devoting considerable time to a stems from the actual experience active membership of about 50, with the presence of the military campaign to expose the alleged of people who have been intimately with representation from all four and the military-industrial com- faults in the military justice involved with the military. armed services. plex on college and university system. According to Christopher Shink- According to coalition member, campuses. The Coalition hopes to include man, career counselor, the Tentative Gordon Roberts the group was Recently, the coalition has put the issue of the military justice Coalition will have the opportunity formed two years ago at the together an anti-military slide system in its program here at to present their point in the career University of Massachusetts at show based on Vietnam. The show Trinity on March 8. Roberts said counseling office with the Marines. Amherst. The Coalition was has been presented at five or six ex-marines will come to Trinity. The groups will be in separate Counseling originally created to promote. high schools in the Amherst area. They hope to go over what the rooms, however. Schedule

Minority Weekend Termed Success The following "is the tentative schedule for alternative counseling by Diane Schwartz by the Veteran's Coalition on Letters sent out early February Several changes have been tended classes Friday and met weekends, "otherwise it would be a Monday, March 8. This schedule is inviting minority student ap- implemented since the first such with minority faculty members. waste to have another one." He subject to change. plicants to visit Trinity from weekend was organized at Trinity Irish said that many of the visitors said that the reaction of the college 9:30 or 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Thursday, February 26 to Sunday, by Dow, Mohamed Jibrell in the are looking beyond undergraduate community has always been Members of the Veteran's dean of students office, and Max degrees, and view college as a "6 to "pretty positive." Dow said that Coalition will offer alternative February 29 stated that the "people are sensitive to what our students would have "the op- Paulin, former freshman liason 8 year investment." counseling in protest of military portunity to acquaint themselves and assistant director of ad- A reception Friday night was goals are.' Both he and Irish I recruitment on campus. Anyone with both the academic and social mission. attended by the guest students, praised the Trinity student hosts interested may talle with the vets faculty, administrators, and for their "commitment." at a gathering on the Long Walk life at Trinity." Approximately Originally, it was difficult to outside of the Career Counseling fifty people accepted the in- identify minority students on the current Trinity minority students. A Trinity student who acted as a basis of their college applications, Other activities included pre- hostess during this weekend said office, Seabury 45. vitation. the guests "took an interest in the 9:00 The weekend was financed by unless a photograph was included. professional meetings, admissions- Current applications contain an financial aid group sessions, a school in whatever was going on." An informal discussion will be the Admissions Office and was She said the program gives the held among students, faculty, and arranged with the co-operation of optional question that Dow said he party, and attendance at the administration to air different hopes "is in no way offensive" that Trinity-U Hart basketball game. students a chance to know the that office, the dean of students. school from their own experience, viewpoints on issues concerned Trinity Coalition of Blacks, La Voz asks the applicant to identify "We definitely feel as though with Marine recruitment on himself with a racial or ethnic they've gotten something out of it," and not just what they read in the Latina. and the Trinity Asian catalog. campus. Place to be announced. Organization. group. commented Dow on past Larry Oou, assistant director of In the past, the weekend has admissions, said the idea, to been scheduled later in the year, organize the weekerid stemmed and •prttSpectiVg-fresShman had a from the faculty's interest for better idea of whether they had aiding minority students and been accepted by Trinity. Dow said Econ Majors Work A Little Harder giving them a "hopefully positive" that there was a 100% correlation between the students who attended and accurate impression of by Diane Molleson Trinity. the weekend and those who department. students were "not sure" how they Donna L. Irish, assistant returned to Trinity the following Changes in requirements for These changes apply to the would react if the changes affected director of admissions said that September for the start of school. economic majors were announced undeclared major and will take them. many minority students never see Dow said that the weekend was last Tuesday, February 24th. effect next September.. "The One junior said he felt that the the schools to which they have held earlier this year due to changes were made due to concern modifications were quite applied. The Minority Visitation "administrative reasons" con- Before the modifications were in the department about proper "necessary" since before students Weekend enables the visitors "to cerning vacations and when the made, the major requirements sequential development of the could easily go through the major discover for themselves what college could aecomodate the guest were nine courses in the depart- courses," said Robert Battis, just by sitting in the back of large college life is like at Trinity," and students. It is "more convenient" ment beyond Economics 101, in- department chairman. classes, and pulling at least a C." allows them "to get a total pic- to have it now because it frees the cluding Economics 301, "Students thus emerged without ture" of the campus and the social school from commiting itself to Microeconomic Theory, and 302, the ability to write cohesive atmosphere, classes, services and promises regarding acceptances Macroeconomic Theory. "Previously, we found students reports, and speak clearly on the opportunities that are available. and financial aid. coming in to declare majors after subject," he said.. The high school students live The events scheduled for the The above requirements are still having had several courses in weekend began with the arrival of in effect, but now "students must Economics that had not followed predominantly in a geographical One senior said "the idea of extending in a 2 to 3 hour the students Thursday afternoon take Economics 101 and one other any form of sequential develop- and continued through to their 200 leyel course before taking ment; these students had never proper sequential development of from Hartford. Some the courses is good, sincebefore, in students traveled from as,far away departure aboard a chartered bus Economics 301 and302. In addition, even come to the department to New York City Sunday morning. a minimum of four elective courses before to get advice," he said. some calsses, the teacher did not as Philadelphia. Buffalo, and know exactly where to direct the \ »-ginia. All the visitors have During their stay on campus, the in the department must be at the "Students should obtain advice visitors were housed with Trinity 300 or 400 level, including at least from the beginning," he added. class since students were coming applied to Trinity for admission in with totally different level and are awaiting notification of student volunteers. one seminar," stated a recent report issued by the Economics courses behind them. Economic their acceptance. The prospective freshmen at- The few prospective Economic majors need more basic majors interviewed "accepted" requirements; it was too easy the modifications made. One said before." that while the "new changes will increase competition," he felt that in general, "The department would Certain modifications have also be improved by them." Another been made in the Honors Program. student said, "The modifications The statement issued by the provide for smaller classes, and economics department said this will greatly improve the "Junior major students eligible for quality of the courses." honors will be determined by the department. Those who qualify One sophomore mentioned that may elect to enter the Program. he felt the changes were "super- The candidates will be selected on ficial. The 300 and 400 level courses •the basis of superior work in their now required by the department departmental and cognate cour- would probably be taken by the ses." economics major anyway," he said. The statement went on, "The honors candidates, towards the end Another student felt that of their junior year, must prepare although the major is now much a prospectus of a thesis which must "tougher", he felt that when he be accepted by the department. In "finished, he would be very well the senior year, these candidates must take Economics ; 441-442, prepared." complete their thesis, and take a general examination. Honors will The junior and senior majors be awarded on the basis of the interviewed who are not affected quality of the work in Economics by the modifications called them 441-442 and a general "a good idea." However, these examination." Photo oy Ai Moore Page 2, Thne Trinitlrinuy Tripoduipuu, Marcm«itnh 2•.,, 197*•«"6" ^^^ Student Fund Finances Few Workers Salarie % s additional campus jobs. financial payment or academic cumstances prevent use of through and the final process of credit to key organizational by Scotte Gordon billing and re-billing. Lee's main hesitation is that this voluntary staff. The SGABC shall practice can set potentially positions at Trinity. These include According to Jim Essey, judge complaints made concerning "This commission provides the SGA President, Budget Committee chairman of the Student Govern- proper incentive to obtain ad- dangerous precedents. "Couldn't ment Association Budget Com- violations of this rule on the basis every organization benefit from a Chairman, Tripod Editor and of the reasonableness of the vertising", Essey explained, ad- WRTC Station Manager. Essey mittee (SGABC), there is only one ding that advertising revenue is a good incentive?" Lee asked. case where students are paid assertion that less expensive An SGA committee is now for- concluded that this may again means of obtaining comparable substantial part of the Tripod involve setting precedents. directly by the Student Activities budget. He estimated that 98 ming to investigate possible Fund for their services to an services could not have been found. If an organization has any doubt percent of all college newspapers organization on campus. contract their advertising The two student secretaries in concerning the reasonableness of an expense in this regard, it should managers. Essey shares the the Student Government Office are position of advertising manager Students Complain paid out of the Student Activities consult the SGABC in advance." Essey said Audio Visual is a with Roxanne McKee. Fund for approximately fifteen SGA President, Steve Kayman hours work per week. second case where students are paid indirectly from the Student feels it is best to examine every "Student Government is the case where individual students are to Center most instrumental organization on Activities Fund. Technicians from this organization are often hired to paid for their services to an campus", Essey said, "which organization. by Sheila Driscoll Claims Court," he said. While creates the necessity for part-time run their equipment at functions Complaint Center Counselors do sponsored by other groups on "This practice is best to avoid For the past year, ConnPIRG at secretarial help." He pointed out whenever possible, unless there is Trinity has operated a student-run not advise as to legal action or that they work only a minimal campus. The sponsor will pay the rights, the ConnPIRG lawyer is Audio Visual Treasury for services a definite need to hire a certain complaint center that aids students amount of time. service. If it is a justified ex- who have conflicts with businesses available to advise them on such The Student Activities Fund is rendered, which in turn reim- issues. burses the individual member for penditure, then student money or landlords. renewed annually through a $66 should be used," he said. According to Stan Goldich, head "The procedures of a Small dollar charge to each student in- his or her time. Essey also cited the less frequent Kayman said he thinks student of the Trinity chapter of Conn- Claims Court are relatively simple cluded on the tuition bill. The total employees will work more and consumers do not need a $134,000 is then administered by instances where MBOG or the Folk PIRG, the complaint center has Society may pay a student a small profitably in all cases, as opposed been fairly effective. "In most lawyer to present their case," said the SGABC to various to non-student help. Zelinger. However, ConnPIRG will organizations on campus. fee fora performance. "Unless it is cases, we've resolved to the absolutely necessary we don't pay David Lee, associate dean of student's satisfaction, complaints aid the student in such procedures As a result of its new student services, sees the issue as we've received, but we wonder if as writing a demand letter, filing organization, this year's Budget students on campus", Essey ex- plained. "In the interests of a philosophical question in most most students at Trinity are aware the complaint, subpoenaeing Committee must approve each cases. "Ideally, student of the service we offer." witnesses, and presenting the case, instance where a student is paid finances and fairness we keep this to a minimum." organizations on campus should be ConnPIRG has helped to resolve in court. from student money. Their policy volunteer," he said. The ConnPIRG Consumer' as stated in The Handbook of the Essey clarified that the Budget such student complaints as Committee does not allot any He said he feels that once security deposits for apartments, Complaint Center, located next to Student Government Association members are paid, it becomes a the Print Shop in Mather, is open Budget Committee is as follows: money to The Tripod for their defective tires, mail-order business. "If interest can't be mishaps, erroneous bills, and a Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thur- "'Students, other individuals, or practice of contracting two student advertising managers. These two carried out in an organization clock radio that short-circuited sday, from 2:30 to 5:00. Goldich groups may be paid for services without a stipend, perhaps there is causing a fire in a dorm room. said, "We urge any student with a only when said services may not managers are paid a ten percent commission from the revenue they no need for it on campus," Lee Bob Zelinger, new head of the consumer-type complaint to stop reasonably be obtained less- added. by. Often, just the fact that a expensively elsewhere. Standard bring in. The commission is in- Complaint Center, explained the tended to reimburse the ap- Lee also said that paying general procedure ConnPIRG consumer advocate agency is procedure dictates that members students for some services might representing the individual will of an organization should not be proximately ten hours weekly follows in handling complaints. spent soliciting advertisers, provide an incentive to do the best "First we write a letter, and then result in some compliance from the paid for staffing their own event, business involved." There will be a unless some unusual cir- following the advertisements job possible — and also create we call the place of business in an attempt to clarify and resolve the general ConnPIRG meeting open prpblem. When a company refuses to all next Tuesday March 2. in 36 Remains the Required Number to satisfy what we believe is a just Alumni Lounge of Mather Campus complaint of a student, we Center Complex. by Howard Sherman and Ken Grossman none addressed the possibility of a stometimes recommend that the Since the introduction of the new requirement stimulates student take the case to Small curriculum in 1968, Trinity enrollment in what the student reduction in course-credit students have periodically felt perceives as easier courses to requirements without some ad- compelled to question • the allow him toconcentrate on his ditional demand or restraint upon ConnPIRG graduation requirement of 36 specialty." • -.,- the students. The committee felt that a reduction to 34 course course credits. : . Responding to the 1973 petition, a A variety of student petitions Curriculum Committee Sub- credits while maintaining the asking for reduction in the committee comprised of present flexibility, would only Advice for Gonsumers requirement and offering alter- Professors Macro and Haberlandt, reduce present standards. Dear ConnPIRG: such an occurance from hap- natives to the present system have Dean Winslow and P. Basch '74, One proposal called for a lama sophomore at Trinity with pening, all toys for young children been circulated. Similarly, the discussed the requirement issue. reduction in the number of courses a three year old brother, Johnny. I should be inspected very carefully Curriculum Committee has in- They examined the question of how required for graduation to 34 with recently bought him a Binky toy before purchase. The accident vestigated the question on more lo "quantify" a liberal arts degree, the stipulation that each student rattle for his birthday. Somehow he caused by the Binky toy rattle than one occasion. several possible options to the either take a General College broke it, releasing the beads in- should be reported both to the store As a 1973 student petition in- requirement, and also the validity examination or a comprehensive side. He swallowed some of these manager and to the U.S. Consumer dicates, the student body is strong of the arguments put forth in the examination in his major depart- and might have choked to death if Product Safety Commission, and united in its sentiment that the student petition. ment. This proposal also included my father had not been able to Washington D.C. 20207. (Include a 36 course requirement is bur- The committee failed to reach a the alternative thai Students be force them from his throat. brief description, any stock or code densome and prohibitive. definitive conclusion on quan- allowed to choose between I was wondering if you knew number that you can find, the The petitions stated that the tifying a liberal arts degree. It whichever examination system whether this toy has caused name of the manufacturer, and the reduction of the graduation stated: "Tosay that 40, 36, 34 or X was adopted and the,36 course problems elsewhere, or whether place the toy was obtained.) requirement from 36 to 34 courses course credits embody a 'proper' credit requirement. my brother is just unusually would "allow students to have amount of learning for a BA degree destructive. If this toy is dangerous, what can be done about Dear ConnPIRG: more time to spend on other im- is difficult to say." As a recent graduate of Trinity, l portant activities, as well as on The members took the view that The most drastic recom- it? mendation called for a reduction to thought you might be able to help courses of special interest." "a liberal arts education implied Outraged me. Two months ago, I bought an A student petition of last spring the pursuit of a number of different 34 course credits with the condition that credit no longer be granted for. apartment that needed furnishing, indicates no change in this sen- fields of study rather thoroughly Dear Outraged: I was attracted by an ad stating, timent. and the interaction of students with Advance Placement, taking and This particular toy is quite giving of student-taught courses, "Three rooms of furniture for $188, Outlining the history of the 1968 faculty and with other liberal arts dangerous. It will very likely break includes complete living room, curriculum change, Thomas students for a number of years." service as a teaching assistant, if dropped from 4-1/2 feet or if In evaluating the students' participation .on labs, physical bedroom, dinette set. No previous Smith, vice president, stated that some equivalent force is exerted credit-rating needed." the increased preparedness of grievance, the committee stated education, and applied music. upon it. If such an accident occurs, that "the students petition does not . The conclusion of the committee This sounded perfect for my many incoming freshman during the sharp jagged edges a.nd. the needs. I was so anxious to take the late 60's was instrumental in ask for a reduction of work load as was "to retain-Bachelor's degree small ingestable beads constitute a such, but for a re-distribution of it. requirement of 36 course credits, advantage of this bargain that 1 lowering the requirement from 40 serious hazard to the small immediately took off for Cam- to 36 credits. It asks for the-opportunity to study but to allow students to accumulate children for whom the toy is sold. each of 34 courses more deeply two of these course credits in bridge Central Square to a store Smith explained that students This is only one of a number of called Brooks Furniture Company. entering Trinity had already taken than would be possible for each of physical' education classes. toys that has not met the Consumer 36 courses." However, one course credit I left the store having committed a variety of courses in high school : Product Commission's safety myself to a three room furniture that had previously been available While several alternative plans presently remains, the limit for standards yet has not been banned only on the college or university were devised by the committee. such courses. \ . from store shelves. To prevent Continued on page 5 level. Said Smith, "The faculty sensed this increased prepared- ness and took advantage of it." He said, "A conscious effort was made to expand the boundaries of the courses, and intensify course content." Smith added that with this expansion, came an increase in course preparation and research time and resulted in a reduction of the course load. Concerning the possibility of lowering the credit requirement to 32 credits, Smith said that if this decision was carried out "without taking advantage of the op- portunity it would give the student to intensify his studies," he would see no merit in it. In discussing the present credit requirement, Smith mentioned that students have a tendency to concentrate on two or three courses that "require their full time." Consequently,- he con- cluded, "The five course March 2, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, page 3 Classroom Overcrowding Plagues Liberal Arts Colleges by Susan Grier One of the major advantages of a anywhere but downhill. only be shared by 6 others. liberal arts education at a private Before he jumps to any such A lower level introductory institution has always been the low conclusions, the Trinity student course in which there is a lot of student-faculty ratio which enables should step back and try to put general information to cover can students to establish and maintain together a more realistic picture of justifiably be large so that upper direct interactions with their the entire scope of his four years of level courses and seminars which professors both in and out of the courses. He just might be sur- are more in-depth and intense can classroom. prised and maybe even impressed be smaller in enrollment. Due to the rising costs of with what he sees. In spite of what one may think, providing this kind of education, He will see some large classes. those 100-plus classes are rare; many smaller liberal arts colleges As Dean Spencer said in reference during the 1975 Christmas term, are "having to tighten their belts to the subject, we have to there were only 3 of such courses and cut back on such advantages "realistically expect a substantial offered: History 207, Physics 104, as a large faculty. The result is an number of large courses." Spencer and Psychology 101. Only 12 of the increasing number of large classes sees no objection to large classes fall term classes had enrollments in subject areas that are taught as long as the subject can be taught of 50-100. most effectively in smaller classes. effectively; he himself has taught Spencer offered several other With this trend so prevalent in classes of 155 students. considerations which should be the 100 private colleges, it is easy According to Spencer, large taken into account when pursuing and natural for a student at Trinity courses are justified because they this issue. With changing academic to point to his 127-member history free personnel for courses that trends, every few years a shift in class and panic at its size, fully demand small enrollment. This course enrollment patterns occurs convinced that the quality of his means that while one's Physics 104 more rapidly than the college can education cannot be going class, may be made up of 148 handle; the faculty cannot be students, his Physics 313 class will rearranged quickly enough to meet Jeff Dufresne and Greg Potter busily getting BRUNT off demands of the shift. the ground. The present trend is occurring in Update Economics. Since a larger number of students are enrolling in these BRUNT Kicks Hillel Lives courses than ever before, the by Martin Kanoff college is having to gradually Trinity Hillel has been growing House. And, some people even learned and will be able to learn move faculty into positions which Off First Issue this term. The opening event in will cover these numbers. The January attracted more than fifty about programs to Israel from immediate solution is to increase BRUNT, Trinity College's first prose pages. Zip-a-tone or ben-day students, along with members of several sessions sponsored by the the size of lower level economics fantasy, science-fiction and comic dots are acceptable for art work. the religion department. Jewish Community Center, aided courses. magazine will be rolling off the For those students interested in This "new" activity of a purely by its Israeli emissary Geula presses during early April, claim doing cover art, comic strips or a Janovsky. Spencer also mentioned the special project for BRUNT, the social gathering with refreshments great number of varied activities the two founders of the publication, proved so successful that a Another such program will be Jeff Dufresne and Greg Potter. editors ask that they be consulted held on Sunday, March 28, from that the faculty is asked to do. In first. All contributions should be "belated Purim party" has been order to be able to offer some very scheduled for Sunday night, March four until eight-thirty at the Jewish According to Dufresne, the sent to either Jeff Dufresne (Box Community Center, with speakers unique courses which might be 715) or Greg Potter (Box 1729). The 28. Come on down to 30 Crescent St. valuable but appeal to only a few campus's response to the BRUNT between 9 and whenever and enjoy holding informal discussions about survey which was administered final deadline is Wednesday March all types of programs to students, the college has to also 31. yourself before that long month of offer some very large courses. last December proved "very en- April. Israel—short-term, long-term, couraging." "So far, we have Spencer feels that the quality of According to Dufresne, the The Apprenticeship of Duddy Aliyah, academic, kibbutz, and about forty prospective con- others—along with various booths education would suffer rather than tributors and anticipate that the financing for the first issue of the Kravitz drew the largest crowds in improve if all large classes were magazine was in part made recent Hillel history with over 130 serving varieties of Israeli cuisine. first issue will run between 25 to 30 Transportation will be available. done away with. But he added, "I pages," said Dufresne. possible by an ad hoc funding by students piling into McCook The Israeli Dance group has don't believe they are going to the Student Government Auditorium. Once again, Movie-of- become the dominant kind of Association Budget Committee. the-Month was well appreciated at been doing wonderfully. Rumor "We were motivated to publish has it that they may be performing course in the college." such a magazine," said Potter, The loan for an undisclosed Trinity. Look for a movie in April amount will be used for the and one in May (celebrating Israeli sometime in the future. Even if Spencer commented that Trinity when a lot of students approached you're not that theatrically- is fortunate in that it has not had to us last fall wishing to find a new publishing and publicity of Independence Day) coming up on BRUNT. The magazine will be Y the calendar. minded, you can still join them as cut back like other schools; "op- type of creative outlet for their they "dance their way to heaven" timistically, we can maintain the interests in science fiction fantasy available to prospective buyers at Educationally speaking, the on Wednesday evenings in the current faculty size, and that will and other related unconventional the price of 30* per copy. successes have not been great in '•' Washington Room, 7:30 to 9. tend to moderate the problem of genre." terms of numbers of people. The All told, Trinity Hillel is alive course size." Potter expressed hope that Teach-in on Zionism imparted * The English department is The editors ask that all con- regular issues of the magazine will knowledge to many and attracted and thriving. While facing the tributing work for BRUNT take the normal difficulty of college frequently criticized for its be published next year, and that all participants from throughout the oversized classes and for its form of short stories, poems, comic greater Hartford area. Art students attempting to break away profit from the magazine's first from their past homelife, Hillel has practice of shutting out non-majors strips or general art. All prose and issue will be used for that purpose. Waskow ruffled a few feathers with from certain courses. Most poetry should be typed double his view on the Middle East managed to separate itself from its He also added that the publication "Establishment" role and assert students would agree that because spaced. All art work should be no will be opened to sales outside of situation and on a better Bicen- of the discussion-oriented nature of larger than 17" by 22" and should tennial celebration (Jubilee!). that it is an organization of the the Trinity community, BRUNT students. For all those "out there", the subject, English courses should be in black ink rather than in wash will be nationally advertised in the Yiddish has had a revival at come on in! You're always more ideally be kept as small as or colors. There is a need for full Buyer's Guide For Comic Fandom Trinity; the Free University than welcome. possible. page drawings as well as small which has a current circulation of L course is still meeting on Tuesday The overcrowding problem in spot drawings (approximately 2 approximately 20.000. nights, starting at 7:45 at Hillel 1/4" by 2 1/2"") to spruce up the i this department is distinct from that of others; the English department does not seek to balance some very large in- Trustees Vote On Rathskellar ConnPIRG Refund troductory courses with some small upper level courses as most by Jeanine Figur there has been a substantial in- In accordance with contractual obligations, the Con- other departments do. Instead, it Trinity is presently awaiting crease in the number of automobile necticut Public Interest Research Group (ConnPIRG) will strives to maintain a medium to written approval from the board of accidents involving young people refund this semester's $2.00 contribution to any full-time, small enrollment in all classes in trustees to formally designate according to the Connecticut high- order to allow for informal President Theodore Lockwood and way dept." registered undergraduate who does not wish to support discussion. Classes thus fill up ConnPIRG's activities. Refunds will be available on Wed- Vice President Thomas Smith as quickly, many are stretched to the official backers for the If Connecticut would raise the nesday and Thursday, March 3 & 4, from 9-12 a.m. and 1-5 accommodate more students than proposed Rathskeller said Smith. drinking age, Smith is worried p.m. in the ConnPIRG office, located downstairs in Mather. first intended, and some students about how this measure would are shut out of some courses. effect the student body—some The nod from the trustees will students will be able to use the enable the college to complete rathskeller, while others will be their application to the state liquor excluded. commission. Debate over the backers of the Rathskeller has "Most students are 18 when they delayed the progress of the enter Trinity, and if this age proposal. barrier existed, I would definitely disagree with the concept of a "School officials did not want the rathskeller," said Smith. trustees, or the actual corporation of the school tied up in dispensing beer," Smith said. Smith also mentioned the fact that no one in the administration Smith said Ellen Mulqueen, had any previous experience in assistant dean of student services, setting up this type of operation. discovered the fact that another institution had succeeded in ob- "I personally would like to set up taining a liquor license by a trial rathskeller in the dining hall assigning certain members of the to see whether this would be a actual administration as backers successful operation or not." of the project. Approval from the board of Several students have accused trustees is expected within the next Smith of losing interest in the two weeks, the application will be proposed Rathskeller, and he sent to the commission im- Photo by Rich Ruchman agreed with this statement. mediately and the college must "Recently Massachusetts raised then await their decision. Ac- Present at the recent Symposium on Southern Africa were, (from left to right) Mohamed their drinking age to 19, and this cording to Smith, the commission Jibrell, Tom Reilly, McKim Steele, Leonard Tsumba, and James Killer The symposium could possibly occur in Con- refused to give any preliminary necticut. In fact, since the drinking responses concerning the passage was held to discuss various issues brought to the face by recent events in Angola. The effect of the liquor license. of the Liberation Movement on the countries in that area was the dominant topic. age was lowered from 21 to 18, Page 4, The Trinity Tripod, March 2, 1976 Eight In The Works TOP Builds Kayaks In Mather Basement

The approximate cost of these by Brian Crockett beach balls) don't get gouged. The be made from the mold. have to do is cut out that area and complete process for building the One ot 'the advantages of patch it up with fiberglass." homemade kayak shells is $125 If you happened to see people compared to between $325 and $350 with surgical masks over their shell takes from between four and fiberglass kayaks, Usdin said, is The Trinity Outing Program six hours. that should the underside receive a mold came from a mold at the for company built shells. Another faces walking in and out of a $75 is generally needed for ac- storeroom in the basement of Fiberglass footbraces will good whack from a hidden and Westminster School in Simsbury, Mather Hall last Sunday, don't be eventually be fitted, as well as a malicious rock in white water, Conn., that was made on the mold cessories. alarmed. No strange creatures are seat and rubber spray skirts. An repair is relatively cheap and easy. used at Dartmouth for the Olympic Eight kayaks are being made in being created. But kayaks are. additional week is needed to finish "Usually the shell remains in- racing team's kayaks. West- this batch, according to temporary director of TOP, Dave Lee. Three At least eight 13-foot kayaks will the kayak. While the accessories tact, but the inside layers pulverize minster has about 30 operable are being added, another shell can to dust," Usdin explained. "All we kayaks. are still unclaimed, and will go to be built there this spring, including the first three persons who want to the one and a half already com- build them. TOP will build them pleted. Various members of the Trinity Outing Program are for the organization, Lee con- creating the kayaks, including tinued, if no one wants to build Steve Usdin, Al Moore, Frank their own. Holmes, Sean O'Malley and Chris "It'll take another eight orders Harris. before we get another bulk ship- It was Al Moore's boat that was ment of materials," Lee explained, being built Sunday afternoon in the He added that he is looking around vapor filled room. The kayaks are for a deal of some kind for ac- made of fiberglass cloth and a cessory equipment. polyester resin which hardens Avid kayakers will have a after application to the cloth. The chance to float or sink in April, cloth is draped over a mold and when TOP has at least four trips then covered with the resin, which planned. Outings include trips on is a fiberglass compound. Using the Salmon River on April 10, brushes and fingers, the resin is kayaking and canoeing on the carefully applied to the cloth, Farmington River one week later, which in turn is smoothed to canoeing on Mashapaug Lake in remove air bubbles. Union, Conn., on April 24, and The resin is much like an oil-base kayaking and canoeing on the paint, at least until it dries. Forty Housatonic River on April 25. Two minutes after being mixed, canoes are being asked for by Lee fiberglass resin sets into a tough in next year's budget for an ex- sheet. The chemical reaction panded canoe/kayak program. taking place eventually turns any Lee is currently working on the leftover resin steaming hot. spring program. The recently Moore, Usdin, and company first elected board of directors will take covered the top half of the mold over a good deal of TOP'S with one layer of cloth and resin, Photo by Al Moore operation, Lee said, as he is finding and then two layers of cloth the program growing faster than covered by a thick application of A kayak in the making. Fiberglass cloth is being applied to a mold by (1. to r.) Mary Ellen he can keep up with. the resin. An extra layer of cloth Moore, senior Frank Holmes. The cloth is then covered with a colored resin which sets into a Summer programs are now and resin was placed on the bottom hard shell. Over eight kayaks will be built this spring in the basement of Mather. being tentatively worked out, Lee half for strength. continued, including trips to Rocky When both halves have set, they Mountain National Park in are bolted together and someone Colorado, the Cascades in crawls inside to cover the seams Washington, and to the Olympics. with more resin. When this is done, HachoO !900 Get The Flu A trip is also being tentatively the mold is given several good taps arranged to Kashmir with (after the seamer is out of course) i infirmary with headaches, tem- Medical authorities think that this President Lockwood. and the new kayak shell pops out. by Will Matthews peratures, body aches, diarrhea, is the first time the strain has and Diane Molleson sore throats and other symptoms appeared in the country. "It's like giving birth," Usdin The first two weeks in February For those of you still suffering grinned. A wax and release agent caused by the infamous disease. were a particularly dark time for There was an all time high of seven from the flu-Get Well Soon! prevents the shell from sticking to Trinity College for a grand total of Go the mold. students-in-residence in the in- 881 students. Almost two-thirds of firmary. This week and last, there The kayak's not ready for the the students were struck down by has been an average of four to five water yet, however. Someone has the flu!!!!! students in the infirmary. International to crawl back inside the shell The school nurse commented The flu strain that weakened again and sand the seams so the that during the first week in such a great part of the student by Fred Borgenicht flotation devices (either regular February, approximately 100 flu- body is the Victoria A strain. 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Udall's CBS researchers to describe their himself as the front-runner in the didacy in 1972, the Globe reported. basically of adding a Super- supporters "liked his views," and candidate's political philosophy, structure of about 25 Superheads of race for the Democratic considered honesty an important Carter supporters differed in their Carter has also been damaged in Superdepartments to Supervise the nomination for President by element in their choice. The poll opinions; 17% called him liberal, recent weeks by accusations of grunts who had been doing the winning the New Hampshire also revealed the following: 46% moderate, and 37% con- dishonesty and deceitful behavior work all along. The number of primary Tuesday, February 24. —Carter tended to receive servative. by Lester Maddox, his former It. grunts rose from 49,000 to 60,000 The former Governor of Georgia support from lower-income governor. during his tenure." received 30% of the vote to 24% for groups, while Udall gained The results of the poll, published Other critics point out that while his closest rival, Rep. Morris Udall strength among Democrats with in the New York Times, also show If Carter retains his front-runner of Arizona. incomes over $15,00. that Carter ran third behind Udall Carter was Governor of Georgia, he organized a day in William status, he will be subjected to Indiana Senator Birch Bayh and Fred Harris among those who closer scrutiny than he has been so finished third with 16%, former —Students clearly favored felt consistency on the issues was Calley's honor, calling him a "scapegoat." far. When the press looks into Oklahoma Senator Fred Harris Udall, although Harris also drew a an important consideration in their Carter's past, Murphy says, they fourth with 11%, and Sargent significant portion of the youth choice. However, this group "won't be quite as tempted to Shriver fifth with 9%. vote. Harris also received most of consisted of only 14% of the Former Atlanta Constitution editor Reg Murphy wrote an ar- produce a paper mache mask The write-in candidacy of Hubert the black vote, which is ex- Democrats. because political campaigns aren't ceptionally small in New Hamp- ticle for The New Republic in Humphrey polled 6%, and Ellen which he argued that there are covered that way anymore-thank McCormack, the anti-abortion shire. Carter's critics are increasingly goodness." candidate, received only 1% of the outspoken and seem to be growing important differences between the in number. According to The real Jimmy Carter and the image vote. —Carter scored well with less- he projects. Murphy asserted that Currently, Carter is focusing his Carter's victory came as a Boston Globe, many complaints attention on the Massachusetts educated voters. He polled 50% of about Carter were aired at the "plastic surgeons" have made surprise to no one. With the liberal those with less than an 8th grade Carter a formidable national primary. His pollster Pat Caddel] vote splintered among four can- midwinter National Governors' said in an interview with the New education. Udall's strength in- Conference last week. Among figure. didates (Udall, Bayh, Harris and creased among college graduates. York Times that on the strength of Shriver), Carter was left with the them: Carter wants to eliminate the New Hampshire showing, bulk of moderate and conservative states from the federal revenue- Murphy criticized Carter's Carter might place third or better Democratic votes. The poll also showed that Udall sharing program; he proposed a reorganization of the Georgia state in the primary. The real winner in the primary was the second choice of more pro-Nixon resolution during the government. Carter tells may have been Morris Udall. He voters than any other candidate, Watergate scandals; he supported audiences that he reduced merged as the clear victor among suggesting that Udall might win in George Wallace in several Georgia's 300 agencies, boards, The men who could do the most the four candidates vying for a two-man race with Carter. gubernatorial contests; he has and bureaus to less than 30 damage to Carter in liberal votes, coming closer to However, a New York Times-CBS continually misled governors manageable departments, im- Massachusetts are Henry Jackson Carter's total than Birch Bayh's poll concluded that a race between about his intentions. plying that he is an efficiency and George Wallace, neither of did to Udall's. Carter and Udall alone would have One member said, "He tells expert equipped to tackle the whom made an effort in New been as close as the Ford-Reagan everyone what they want to hear. bloated federal bureaucracy. Hampshire. Jackson predicts a contest on the Republican side. Then if confronted with a victory Tuesday, and Wallace, The results are expected to have while making no predictions, says considerable impact on the discrepancy, he denies it." Carter feels the subject is too Udall and Carter seem to be Wisconsin Governor Patrick complicated for discussion on the he plans to "shake the eyeteeth of Massachusetts primary March the liberal establishment." 2nd, where many liberals are said aware that they, along with Lucey is still disillusioned with campaign trail, but Murphy has to be undecided. Senator Henry Jackson from Carter and Udall had the earliest Washington are the leading con- established and most effective tenders for the nomination. The Commentary campaign organizations. This was Boston Globe reported that they an important aspect of their im- have engaged in gentle criticism of pressive showings at the polls. each other this past week in hopes Birch Bayh was handicapped by of gaining an edge in Tuesday's Jimmy Who? Carter That's Who a late start. He originally hoped to crucial Massachusetts primary. defeat Udall, but in the late stages According to the Globe, Carter of the campaign this strategy was suggested that Udall's Presidential modified to finishing a strong effort is really a campaign for by Alec Monaghan promises and Jimmy will do this. race must stop." He would like to third. Arizona's vacating Senate seat in see the reduction of nuclear disguise. No longer are people asking the His stands on various issues are question, "Jimmy who?" After critical, though, and deserve some weapons in all nations of the world Fred Harris suffered from Jimmy Carter's showing in the attention. Jimmy Carter and his to zero. serious financial difficulties, and Udall's criticisms of Carter are New Hampshire primary, where advisors decided early that the lacked an efficient organization. more concerned with the issues of with 29% of the vote he defeated Although his workers were said to the campaign. In an interview with Udall and Bayh, we see how a once In view of the economy, Jimmy be the most energetic and the Globe, Udall referred to would like to see jobs for all obscure politician from the south post-Watergate public was worried Americans who want them. Thus dedicated- of any candidate, most Carter's ambiguous positions on has become a formidable national about the loss of honesty and unemployment will be a major of them came from other states. some issues by saying, "You really contender. His success has been decency in Washington and from concern of his as President. He Harris also seems to have over- can't be for labor and against due in part to his soft-spoken the start Jimmy has striven to would also like to completely estimated the issue-orientation of labor. You can't be for abortion trustworthy charm, and partly to restore the public's faith. His code revise the present tax system and New Hampshire's voters. and against abortion. You can't be his strong, effective, tireless of ethics stems from the belief that make it most of all comprehensible Shriver's candidacy is still not for busing and against busing." campaigning. Ever since leaving the government in Washington to the average citizen. taken seriously and most analysts his governorship in January 1975 ought to be an inspiration to us all expect him to drop out if he doesn't On Sunday's Face the Nation he has been putting in twelve to and not a source of shame. He feels program, Udall said Carter's fourteen hour days six days a that the "sweetheart arrangement He would like to see voluntary attract substantial support in the week. Right now, Jimmy is going busing, with black leader par- Massachusetts primary. fence-straddling was part of a between regulatory agencies and carefully-planned strategy, but he full tilt in Florida in the hope the regulated industries must be ticipation in arranging the busing. According to a Boston Globe- of—perhaps not winning—but broken up" and that the Also nobody can be bused against finishing second to George "President ought to be personally integration, that is a white kid out Wallace, in the first southern responsible for everything that of a black school to a white school. primary, Mr. Carter has not put as goes on in the Executive Branch of much personal time or effort into the government." Being a former governor, Jimmy ConnPIRG Column campaigning in Massachusetts and Carter knows how to make Continued from page 2 hopes to finish among the top three government work. His speeches deal totaling $749.75. Oddly original contract. In fact, the there. Concerning government ef- and campaign literature raise two enough, I left with a smile. I was credit rating system is largely a ficiency, as Governor, Jimmy overriding issues: Can govern- haPPy to have my apartment myth, often perpetrated by un- Being a front-runner, one is Carter was extremely successful in ment be made to work again, and scrupulous and dishonest mer- always open to attacks by the press implementing a system of zero can it be made decent again? totally furnished and felt that I was Jimmy Carter seems to be the only given a special deal. chants to take advantage of un- as well as by rival candidates and base budgeting. Zero base wary consumers. their supporters. It seems like a budgeting involves an annual candidate suitable to this purpose. But things soon turned sour. The weak attempt on the part of others review of funds allotted to certain The recent attacks on Jimmy nave store insisted I pay $12 a week The store in question has teen caused people to look more closely identified by MassPIRG as a to try to redeem themselves by agencies. Not only the additional rather than the $48 a month we had openly criticizing Jimmy Carter, finances will be reviewed, but the at him and they've come away agreed upon. They said if I didn't, regular perpetrator of the bait and more convinced than ever. Aren't switch sales ploy. This practice is but that's politics. As Mr. Carter already existing budget will be they would ruin my credit rating. has indicated, he'd rather be a placed under close scrutinization. you convinced? *o every week I paid. Then I illegal, and you should insist on a front-runner and be in the news, Jimmy Carter is a supporter of refund of your money, suing if than not be a front-runner and get discovered that the furniture was necessary. The Attorney General the Equal Rights Amendment and cheap soft wood, not walnut as I little or no coverage. The trust that believes in the equality of men and should also be notified of this in- people have for Jimmy will not and women. "ad been led to assume. I was cident so that further legal action The Trinity TRIPOD, vol. 74, Wormed that the wholesale value should not be shaken by the Issue 18, March 2, 1976. The might be taken. Various PIRGs criticism he's now receiving. ™ what I had bought was not more Mr. Carter's position on Foreign TRIPOD is published weekly on have recommended that Tuesdays, except vacations, tnan $250. I know now that I was newspapers refuse to publish Policy is a viable one. He feels that hiked. What should I do? it is important that the United during the academic year. advertisements from stores shown People criticize Jimmy for Student subscriptions are in- Taken to be violators of consumer running merely on a personality States Foreign Policy reflect the platform and not an issue-oriented ideals of the people and of our cluded in the student activities protection laws, at least until there nation, based on lessons we have fee; other subscriptions are Dear Taken: is evidence that they will comply one. What Jimmy is doing is $12.00 per year. The TRIPOD is You have been victimized by a disregarding the traditional learned from mistakes in the past. with the law. , . He has a strong belief in keeping printed by the Palmer Journal common sales technique known as Democratic ideological campaign Register, Palmer, Mass., and •»rt und Switch- combining illegal A free society depends on the will oriented toward specific issues and the country militarily uninvolved of the people to govern themselves. programs. Instead, he is waging a in the internal affairs of other published at Trinity College, «ia high pressure sales tactics, nations. Hartford, Conn. 06106. Second- Product misrepresentation, When people give up they get personality campaign aimed at class postage paid in Hartford, narassrnent and false threats. The taken. And when people are Connecticut, under the Act of knowledgeable and organized, they store never intended to sell the $188 only the broadest kinds of pledges Due to Jimmy's background March 3,1879. Advertising rates win We've begun to win. Got a are SI.80 per column Inch, $33. S USt Sed t0 lure V0U int0 and platform to avoid em- (nuclear scientist and former the t •' " consumer-related problem, write per quarter page, $62. per half Our credlt barrassment later in Washington commander of an atomic sub- pnH red• ^ You did no wat nees neved t0 r "Dear ConnPIRG", box 1597 or box by not fulfilling specific promises. marine), his feelings on nuclear page, and $120 for a full-page ad. fccivlve ?Pthem -a payment each week. 1444. Maybe we can help you tell The public wants a man that is weapons become clear. He says, you who can. "the wild international atomic nmVU'e not obligated to pay capable of carrying out his anythmg not specified in the Page 6, The Trinity Tripod, March 2, 1976 Arts And Criticism

When Parody motivations behind it. As they reaches its climax, the stomping of Brown's situation — specifically to dance a mocking minuet, the in- their feet and the shouting of the comply with Mac or Peachum — is justices involved in the Peachums' lyrics confront the audience with never fully developed.^ Brown is a position are not made clear. In- the irrationality of mass violence. representation of a corrupt stead they come off as two jesters bureaucracy; he is just as much a crook as anybody else. Ob- Makes Art "Nice" commenting on the lewd qualities of The "Ballad of the Easy Life" a wayward girl. jectively, there is no conflict. The and Barbara Borowitz's solo are audience does not get an accurate The same problem arises in the the two most piercing moments of picture of the relationship between by Rick Hornung the production. As Borowitz stands cast acting out in mime the tango of Mac and Jenny. Right Peachum, Mac, and Brown. When For over a month and a half, the before Jenny betrays Mac, she is- in the corner of the state— Mac is brought asparagus, the new Trinity theater has been involved brutality of London street life. illuminated only by a spotlight, she Skirting the action, the singer is all supposed to entice him and re- uniform is ridiculous, but why it is in producing Bertolt Brecht's The kindle the sparks of their earlier sings of individualism and power. such never gets pin-pointed. The Threepenny Opera. Despite a smiles as in straight musical Opposed to the playful ploys of her comedy — while on stage people love. Jenny has been used by Mac; motive for Brown's vanity lies not battle with the flu and other this is her chance for revenge. She character Lucy Brown, she cuts in his character; rather it is in a natural disasters, the Company are robbing from and/or killing right through the facade of parody each other. is a victim, ready to rid herself of a system that the audience has no opened the show last Friday to a long-standing bitterness. Ex- and tells of frustration and abuse. chance to graps hold of. At this large and enthusiastic audience. Alone and directing herself to the During the first act, the cepting the beggars, Jenny can be point, the significance of the No one will walk away fully seen as the most oppressed audience, she adamantely states disappointed. production continually attempts to coronation and its relation to Mac, juxtapose parody with the charater of the play. This moment her conviction of never submitting Brown, and Peachum does not grotesque. As a backdrop to Mr. is supposedly her personal to oppression again. In the same make itself clear. The production is designed on a and Mrs. Pea.chum, pathetic very broad scaie. Director looking rags hang under a sign that Shoemaker has geared the Com- reads: J.J. Peachum Established pany toward parodies of dramatic For Beggars. Though the sign and convention. The concept of con- rags immediately caption the structing a theater within a theater hypocrasy of bourgeois life, the sharpens the tension between aura of melodrama created by the theater as a "nice" form of en- Peachums does not fully sharpen tertainment (i.e. musical comedy) the contradictions. When Peachum and as a political weapon. As soon announces that Polly has not slept as the play opens, the audience is in her bed, the audience sees that made aware of this in the the formal plot deals with the relationship between the street cliche' of parents chasing singer and the grotesque suffering delinquent daughter. At this point, of London's masses. As the singer there should be a sense of actors;, climbs over the stage—extolling satirizing this situation. However,; the accomplishments of Mac the the duet, sung, by the Peachums Knife, the audience sees the whole exaggerates the cliche' not the

Polly Peachum (Annie Newhail), Tiger Brown (Steven Triggs), and Mac the Knife (Jim Pratson). photo by Ai Moore triumph. Yet, in the dance Mac vein, "The Ballad, of the Easy As the play closes, Mac's rescue overpowers her. Though they are Life", sung by the whole Company takes on the meaning of the in the home that was once theirs, at the end of the act, displays the calvary arriving at the last minute. their tango is very rigid and bitterness underlying actors out of The happy ending has enormous mechanical. Again, parody of two work during the depression. They political significance. Because of lovers is chosen — instead of trying have no more illusions concerning it, the audience can walk away to expose the conditions of hard- theatre or their lives. Their song is with a smile and not confront the ship that lie behind their life. one of anger and it calls for im- oppression behind a hanging. By. mediate radical change. Realizing' the end, the tension of the play has There are, however, other that any "nice" theatrical means been diverted towards the numbers that are more successful are ineffective, they move to the supeficial aspects of a happy en" in portraying the contradictions. In front of the stage and confront the ding, but not the social and the first act, "Pirate Jenny" is audience. economic realities lying behind it. very effective. The break of Despite the street singer's attempt character clearly demonstrates to inform the audience of what a the naievte' of Polly, reminding the Unfortunately, the last act does audience of the people — not ar- not carry through the power of the happy ending means, he has no chetypes — involved in the play. second. The production slips into credibility. The impact has been parodies of movements instead of blunted. The audience has laughed With the "Song of the Good exposing motivations, and the at mock minuets and corrupt Soldier", the social and economic confrontive nature of the play keystonecops. One tries to listen to implications are explored. Fully slides away. Whereas the last the last bars of "Mac the Knife" - understanding the significance of scene of the second act spells out helping to touch the reality existing the song, the actors step out of many of the political elements of behind the play; yet it is lost in a . Photo by AI Moore character and direct their energies ei chum the play, the third act falls back smile.Theplayremainsonlyaparody » «. J

outdated insane-asylum-as- /" by Ron Blitz focal point of his movie and in the eventually must run headlong into and amended to the writers' script. microcosm-for-society story. process creates a closer ap- ultimate tragedy. The sense of the His is the performance that sets f proximation to the objective inevitability of doom which the pace for the film and enables Having both read the book and reality he is seeking. The film is Foreman creates in "One Flew other actors to shine in his \ Despite the cinematic pollution seen the off-Broadway play by • that issues forth regularly from about the asylum and its patients, Over the Cuckoo's Nest" is almost presence. Despite all this, his Dale Wasserman, I feel that the concentration more on human palpable. presence in his movies, though Hollywood in the form of sequels, Foreman must be given full credit disaster films and imported interactions than on one particular certainly flamboyant, is never the for his remarkable ac- character. In this way, the Indian's film's dominant aspect. He sub- European soft-core, the hardiest complishment. In his film, the So much for the approach to the and healthiest genre would seem to eventual escape from the asylum is material, which is only a part of dues his star performance and major flaws of each have been more realistically portrayed as a integrates it with the texture of the be the adaptation of popular novels wholely expurgated. Where the story. The rest is the actors' •;• to the screen. The next two years mixture of the human and the delineations of their particular film rather than demand that the Kesey's novel tended to be over- heroic rather than as a mythic movie be built around his ! will see a spate of these adap- moralistic with regard to the characters. The sense of ensemble 1 - tations on every conceivable action where the System is beaten which emerges from the film is presence, like an Al Pacino or a System and its belittling effects on by one of its oppressed. Foreman Charles Bronson. He is a con- t source, from Ernest Hemingway to the individual, Foreman's film astounding. The actors play off knows that in today's world each other with the consummate ceptual actor for an era that is ; E.L. Doctorow to Irving Wallace. eliminates the didacticism and Mythology is out. Now nobody moving ever further into con- i However, in order to judge the opts instead for a subtler, more skill of a repertory company and 1 wins, not even allegorically. ceptual film-making. upcoming "Last Tycoons" and thematic indictment of society's this is owing in no small measure "Looking for Mr. Goodbars" in evils. Where the book was more to Foreman's direction. Each character is riddled with am- In "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's ; terms of the success of their stridently sixtiesish in its tone, the The film has a style all of its own. Nest", Nicholson is not playing transitions from one medium to film belongs to the seventies. Foreman has not sought to film bivalences, yet in an odd, almost perverse soft of way, most of the Randle Patrick MacMurphy. He is another, it will be necessary to Hopelessness is its all-pervasive Kesey as much as to film MacMurphy. His control of his « gauge them all in comparison to attitude. It seems to be saying that Foreman. Die-hard Keseyites will inmates come across to the audience as lovable. The acting is every mannerism, his every vocal the success of "One Flew Over the the System is so powerful to begin probably be offended, but cinema, inflection is total. This could well Cuckoo's Nest." with, its mechanisms so complex, after all, is cinema, hot literature. so naturalistic that it is hard to single anyone out for honors, but be the best work he has ever done. In the process of filming "One that to even whisper its name is to Foreman's style is a highly Also remarkable is; Louise Flet- Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", be lost. idiosyncratic approach to black the screen debut of Brad Dourif as the shuttering Billy Bibbett must cher as a coldly ruthless Nurse KenKesey, the author of the 1962 comedy. He attempts to include Ratched. She manages to exhude random lunatic impulses whenever be noted as well as the bravura novel on which it is based, The play's problem, on the other performance of Nicholson. menance without ever being vehemently disowned any hand, was a matter of focus. Chief arid wherever they may pop up and outright malevolent. - relationship the film might have to Bromden, the Indian mute, was the alert observer will notice many his book, apparently because he firmly fixed as the character offbeat comic moments occuring in To me, Nicholson is not only the was excluded from the writing of around whom the stream of events the background. He also creates a greatest American screen actor of There is so much that is good in the screenplay. This is really too was whirling. Many of the play's comfortable mixture of European his day, but also the most in- "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's ri, bad. The writers and Milos lines were spoken from inside cinema-verite and good old telligent. Acting might come as Nest" that the joy is in discovering I Foreman, the director, could Bromden's head and this created a American narrative movie- naturally as breathing to Marlon the details for yourself rather than making. Jack Nicholson's scenes Brando, but not to Jack Nicholson. in reading about them. If you loved | hardly have fashioned a better somewhat uncomfortable dramtic the novel, there is every chance I movie out of Kesey's somewhat device. Foreman wisely softens the at the beginning where the staff You can hardly tell from viewing doctor is interviewing him appear the finished product the hours of that you will love the movie. If you almost completely im- careful study of character, line didn't read the novel and approach provisational. Foreman uses these stresses, facial expressions, and the movie free of any pre- Madore scenes to punctuate the plotting so his fellow actors that goes into it. conceptions, the result is almost that events seems to occur at a Half of the lines he speaks in every awesome. "One Flew Over the much more leisurely pace at the movie since "The Last Detail" Cuckoo's Nest" has every chance Edvard Munch beginning than at the end. This is (with the exception of "The of being selected Best Picture for is a mirror placed over another important in creating the ac- Passenger") are improvised by this year, and for once the movie The threat of hell is rooted in would deserve it. neurosis and tuberculosis. The Sick mirror giving the angels and sea- celeration with which the narrative him during the course of rehearsal Child is critical and doomed. An monsters a stage for haunting. untidy pillow is the basis for a Explosions in the Neighbourhood, nightmare which connects sar- The line is a harpy organising the casm with insanity. "Painting the limbs of an oak tree. A demented sun drove Van Gogh into insanity." carpenter constructing the scaf- Kierkegaard's sneer, the moon folding and then hanging himself. Zalman: Or The Madness Of God bleeding onto the crayfish crawling A machine that flees down a out of the pond. Norway, a series Of narrow corridor. A lighting fixture by Jon Zonderman ponds with violet trees that send that comes precariously close to a mystic, and his goal is to transform men carried the sacred scrolls closed eye. Miles of mudbanks "Poor hero, poor dreamer, You out electric shocks, A studio near" have lost and I feel sorry for you; the rabbi into one also. He begs the through the crowds to be touched the cold water. A strong wind that sliding off the wrists of Church rabbi to go mad, to protest, to and kissed, and the crowd chanted Martyrs. The sulphur in the you have fought for nothing. Your blows an easel down. A severe offering was not accepted. Worse, summon all of the strength and the "Am Yisroel Chai" "The People of winter storm that de-populates the basilisk's breath. Again, the body courage that the community in it's Israel Live." I remember being is poisoned. The host a defamation. it wasn't even noticed. How could villages. Vampires caress their you have been so naive? Did you fright, and that he in his humility, told by countless people that yes, armies and send beggars to the The Christ on the cross is a cruel have never been able to muster. the Soviet Union does fear public actor who lies on Lucifer's left really—really— believe that your hospitals. Nights marked with rain gesture would shake the earth? Just exactly what Zalman the opinion from the World Jewish scratching the back of an in- side. The only Father is a dead mystic is a symbol of is the Community. I thought about how Father; the Stranger, the Mankind has other worries. Were somniac. Oslo would permit a fire you counting on the intellectuals? supreme question. He can be seen wrong the inspector was. And I and isolated painters sit on piles of Schizophrenic. Painting is the Sick by some as a Shakespearean fool, cried. Child in the empty room. The They love ideas, not people. The birch logs shivering in a Satannic Christians? Only eternity interests giving the rabbi insight which he While I cried, so did Zalman. and frost. A breath could kill and the contrast of black with white un- does not of himself possess. Or he derlies the frenzy of the blood them: theirs and yours. The so did the rabbi. The inspector bridge is designed for a Singular Jews—your own brothers?" can be seen, as the rabbi's con- looked at him. "That is why I pity Purpose. Male bathers press their tearing through the canals of science, the voice of protest within Venice and Bruges alike. The The inspector speaks to the you. You were beaten from the, thighs together and the invasion of the rabbi. It can even be suggested start, you never had a chance. And serpents is thwarted momentarily. tension between the Sphnix...and rabbi. It is early in the morning after Yom Kippur, and the that Zalman is Wiesel himself, you know it. You know that you The Kiss, an occasion for vermin Oedipus, The clean gloves of a sitting in the synagogue in Russia nihilist. inquisition has been going on since cannot count on anyone, and and desease to enter and con- in 1965, where Wiesel felt that what's more, that you don't count fiscate. In the meantime, Munch sundown. It is a small synagogue in Frontality, the despair of Russia in the 50's or 60's. And the "something was about to happen; for anyone. Why should we punish and his Top Hat are moving in the primitives. Useless spitting. The any moment now the Rabbi will you? As far as we're con- opposite direction. rabbi has done the unthinkable. magic behind the infant smearing Just twenty-four hours ago, wake up, shake himselfi pound the cerned—as far as the outside world The morbid novels of the Danish it's feces. Hamlet's "disease" links before Yom Kippur evening pulpit and cry out, about his pain, is; concerned—you have done Jens Peter Jacobsen press the Pins the painter with Saturn, with the services, the Ministry of Religious his rage, his truth ••:. . But nothing nothing. Your dream was the into the taut necks of melancholies. juniper tree, the loadstone, the Affairs informed the synagogue happened." dream of a madman. Why should Ten years without sleeping and the melancholic student, the irregular council that they would have "Zalman or the Madness of we make you into a martyr? Turn world will do moi e than disappear. umbrella. The "knife-voice" that some special guests for their ob- God," which is currently ap- you into an example?: Your revolt, t A pillar will break into three pieces lunges through the Northern at- servance of the Jewish fast day. pearing in Boston in it's pre- that supreme and exalting gesture and green whores from Babylonia mosphere. The blood crystals Some Western actors have been broadway run, is not merely a which, for you, was meant to bring w'll fill every corner of the composing the halo, the wing. stranded and asked to be allowed store presented on the stage. It is a together and justify the suppressed bedroom teasing the St. John the Munch's duality: the over-critical to attend services. Security must legacy. It is the legacy of the Jews agonies and hopes.of an entire Baptists with blood-stained han- patient being led to the isolation be tight. The congregations shall in Russia; of; their, pain and their lifetime, of an entire generation dkerchiefs. The spinning top may room. The Nurse's arched hand not be allowed to come into contact anquish, of not being able to per- perhaps—well, my sad hero, that be gaily coloured but the prism is distributing the medication. with or speak to the foreigners. form the simple religious and revolt quite simply clid not take still shattering. Munch covers his Munch, the starvation of colour. This community, this com- social functions - that Jews in place." Puberty with a white cloth in order The animals inside the forehead munity whose main goal is sur- America, Jews at Trinity; would Unfortunately for the inspector, [° save his Father's em- pressing against the temples. A vival, does not have the strength or not even hesitate to do if they cared but fortunately for the world, that barrassment. A macabre father gun wound in the hand. "The the courage to protest. They will to. . revolt did take placed "Zalrnan or who drags his corpse like a train woman without the head is the not. And neither will their rabbi. Not until one has seen ;this- the Madness of God" is that revolt. accident. Not even the Bohemians mother." The "influencing The meeting breaks up. overwhelming.play can one begin In. the same way that Wiesel does can evade the muffled screams of machine" that allows the to understand how much of a not allow those who read his books, possibility of imposing form. But that night, during the ser- colours locked in deadly combat vices, the rabbi becomes a torture the inspector's words are to especially the world Jewish between contours that seethe and Munch, a "series of animal the rabbi, in this final, climactic Community, to forget the drawings in Copenhagen's zoo." A prophet. He pounds his breast, writhe like Medusa's hair. The cold wails, and bemoans the horrible scene. Holocaust, through "Zalman" he exotic jewel tucked in the • her- circle of black horses closing in "The Jews—your own brothers? refuses to let us forget the con- upon the pale youth. Art, neurosis, plight of this dying community. To maphrodite's mouth will blind the the,visitors, and hopefully to the In your imagination you saw them tinuing oppression of the Soviet viewer and nullify the garden. The magic, schizophrenia, the Nor- marching in the streets of Paris, Jew. .: wt thern porter, the abandoned rest of the world, he pours forth the "Pping of Autumn will topple the tears of the Jewish people of the London, New York and Jerusalem, He has shown the way. It is now owers and send the Murders into garden, masturbation, shouting that you here are not homosexuality, saliva, prayers, Soviet Union. He undergoes an our turn to follow. We can be like, "ie streets. A century of sunglasses intense mystical transformation, alone? You thought their anger the doctor, and speak about «™ the triumps of biology. The the mouth, feces, "clff scenes", would explode and shatter human alchemy, "a step between a yellow and becomes-—mad. protests that must be made, then anxious pose of the young girl is Elie Wiesel calls his play conscience? Well, it's too bad. be ashamed that wip did not make really an extension of the skeleton boat and a scream", Vuillard's Your Jews have their own con- them. Or we can be like the rabbi d interiors, the halo becoming the "Zalman or the Madness of God." ™ implied in the painter's short Zalman is the "shammus" or cerns, their own excuses ... maybe arid summon every ounce, of, our nervous laugh. Shooting at noose! Asgardstrand's undulating the same excuses." lme, the whip hitting the pale beadle of the synagogue; an inept, courage and strength to [ let the uninvited Guests is one detail of clumsy, talkative old man, who My eyes had been damp for world know that this is an in- ^ ie Dark Room. A closed window is emaciated back of the possessed. tolerable condition. But to be tike d Munch, the silent prisoner. stumbles around the synagogue much of the play, and with these Genius. doing all of the ritual and menial words I cried. I remembered the the rabbi, we have to cold October evenings of past become—mad. The symbol is suicidal. The light (The Wadsworth Atheneum has tasks. ; a recently acquired a second Munch But when Zalman and the rabbi years when I had stood at rallies in ys of the Sun are triangles that Boston on Simchat Torah, while «« across the surface. The surface landscape painting.) are alone, Zalman becomes a Page 8, The Trinity Tripod, March 2, 1976 Print Exhibit and Sale The Lakeside Studio will present many others. Also in this collection all of these prints are in the for one day only a unique selection will be a number of Japanese collections of major museums both of Old Master, Modern Master and woodcuts from the Ukiyo-e School in this country and Europe. Contemporary prints on Wed- along with numerous wood Editions are printed not only by the nesday, March 3,1976 from 10 a.m. engravings by Henry Wolf which Lakeside Studio workshop ••7"*% to 4 p.m. in tHe Austin Art Center. are proofs from the Wolf estate. facilities, but also those of the This collection is brought to the Area artists represented are Landfall Press in Chicago, Fox public under the auspices of the Robert Cale and Keith Hatcher. Graphics in Boston and Robert Department of Fine Art. Cale's new workshop in Stonington, Local collectors will have a fine All works displayed are Connecticut. opportunity to view this collection available for purchase and range of over 1,000 original prints con- • in price from $5.00 to $5,000.00 Lakeside Studio's representative '' i taining works by Durer, Callot, (total value will be over $100,000). will accompany the collection and Piranesi, Blake, Rouault, Villon, The Lakeside Studio publishes will be glad to answer questions Whistler, Antreasian, Tobey, editions each year by many artists both historical and technical on the Peterdi, Hayter, Richard Hunt and from all parts of the country and graphics he will have on display. v * Art

Poems," "In the Silent Stones," enrolled full-time in Connecticut and "The Blue Cat." Another novel schools or colleges. Poems may be and book of poems are due in the Trinity on any theme, in any form, with 100 spring. lines as maximum length. Any He has written and edited a number of poems may be sub- number of books on Russian Review mitted, but an entry fee of $1.00, to Literature and an account of his It is time once again to look over cover postage and handling, must trip to Russia as interpretor to your creative endeavors of the past be enclosed with each poem. Robert Frost. few months and decide which ones A copy of the official rules, which An exhibit of his writings will be are going to be dusted off and must be followed, may be obtained on view in the Trinity College submitted to the Review. The from Steve Torrey, president Library Lobby during the month of Review office is beginning to gear CSPA, 4 Rice Road, Broad Brook, March. up for the Spring publication. Ct. 06016. Please enclose a stam- Enthusiasm is running high. ped, self-addressed envelope. Because of the success of the last Constance Carrier, Connecticut Photo courtesy of Lakeside Studies issue we will be submitting it and Poet, will be final judge of the University Art Gallery, the our next issue to a national com- entries after a prescreening' by Visiting Library of Congress in Conn petition for literary magazines. In the SCPA executive committee. A Washington, D.C., and in Santiago, order for Trinity to have a chance, native of New Britain, Carrier is Artist Chile, Cali, Colombia, Paris, we need the support of everyone. the author of The Middle Voice, Well-known American artist Amsterdam, Venice, Tel Aviv, and Students Along with the dark sub-zero which won the LaMont Prize in Michael Mazur will lecture on Jerusalem. months of December and January 1955, Her most recent work is a "Prints and Drawings" at 1 p.m. His work is included in a Four student poets, on a Con- that are excellent for fostering rich poetry collection entitled The Wednesday, March 10 in the traveling Bicentennial exhibition necticut Poetry Circuit tour tragedies and evil poems, we're Angled Iload. . Wijdener Gallery of the Austin Arts on American realist landscape. sponsored by the Connecticut sure the past week of balmy In addition to Torrey, the CSPA .Center. Sponsored by the Department of Commission on the Arts, will read weather has inspired green avant- executive committee includes Ben 'Some of his prints and drawings the Interior, the exhibit will be at their poetry to the Trinity com- garde lyricism and energetic Brodinsky, Old Saybrook, vice will be on exhibit in the gallery the Wadsworth Atheneum July munity at 8 p.m. Thursday, March woodcuts. Get lively folks! Short- chairman; Cheryl King, Hartford, from March 3 to April 7. Both the through September, 4 in Wean Lounge. Their visit is co-' stories, poems, plays, secretary; and Mary Ann iecture and the exhibit are free and sponsored by the Trinity College photographs,, artwork! In looking Liebhauser, Canton Center, open to the public. Watkinson Poetry Center. over our calendar we have about a treasurer. Miss King founded the "Mr. Mazur exists as a This is the seventh year that month to collect material. organization in 1974. It is affiliated phenomenon we can be grateful Franklin D. Reeve, poet, novelist student poets, chosen from a state- However, much of that month is with the National Federation of for, an artist who is a superb and authority on Russian wide competition that included 14 Spring vacation. Therefore, we are State Poetry Associations. The draftsman and technician by literature, will be the speaker at a colleges and universities, have setting March 12 as our deadline. If Connecticut group meets the first traditional standards, yet an artist Watkinson Library-Trinity College toured Connecticut's colleges. you do work on something over Friday of each month at the who never imitates the forms of the Library Associates Open House on Robin Greene, a senior majoring vacation, however, please feel free Asylum Hill Congregational past and whose concepts are in- Tuesday, March 9 in the Trumbull in creative writing at the to submit it. But remember the Church in Hartford. separable from the nature of his Room at 8:15 p.m. at the College. University of Bridgeport, is the later you wait the less chance we'll century,'" critic John Canady said He will read and discuss his own editor of Anagnorisis, Bridgeport's be able to consider your work. in The New York Times. poetry. The public is invited literary journal. She has served as Please type all literary sub- Born in New York City, Mazur without charge. poet-in-residence at the Wood- missions on 8-1/2x11 paper leaving received a B,A. from-Amherst Reeve, who is Adjunct Professor mere-Hewlett Public Library on off your name. Include your name College in 1958, and a B.F.A. and of Letters at Wesleyan as well as a Long Island. and box number on a separate M.F.A. from the School of Art and Fellow of Saybrook College at Yale Dean Holmes, a junior at piece of paper or file card. You can Film Series Architecture at Yale University in and Visiting Lecturer in English at Wesleyan University, spent two send your work to Box 1527 or leave 1959 and 1961. In 1962 he was the Yale, is a graduate of Princeton. years working in a Vermont fac- on the Tripod door in the Review The Hartford Conservatory has recipient of a Tiffany Foundation He worked on the docks in New tory and a Massachusetts diner. He folder. Those with artwork should begun a film series tracing the Grant and in 1964 a Guggenheim York City and drove a truck in received the Academy of leave a note in the box or talk with history of American modern Foundation Fellowship and a western United States before American Poets Prize at Wesleyan either George Roberts or Ti'Maun dance. This Bicentennial program National Institute of Arts and getting a Ph.D. from Columbia. in 1974, and has had his poetry Southworth and special includes several fijms which, while Letters Award. He has taught at Columbia, was appear in publications at Wesleyan arrangements will be made. critically lauded elsewhere, have An assistant professor and artist visiting research professor at the and Mount Holyoke College. never before been screened in this in residence at Brandeis University of Moscow, visiting Another student poet is Melinda area. The program will include bi- University since 1965, Mazur has professor at Oxford and professor Kahn, a senior art history major at Poetry weekly showings in Auerbach also taught at the Yale School of of Russian at Wesleyan University. Yale University, She has had her Auditorium at Hartford College for Art and Architecture, the Rhode He has been a Ford Fellow, won poems published in Tracks, Women from February through Island School of Design and Queens an award in literature from the Spectrum, Yale Lit, The Dickinson Contest April, at 2:30 P.M. College. National Institute of Arts and Review, and The American Poetry Each screening will be ac- Review. Prizes of $50, $30 and $20 will be Mazur has had one-man Letters and was a Scholar in awarded for the best poems sub- corr>"anied by an introduction and exhibitions at galleries in New Residence at the Aspen Institute in Interrupting his college career to commentary by Jill Anne work as a salesman for paint mitted to the Connecticut State York, Boston, Philadelphia and 1973. He is a member of In- Poetry Association (CSPA) by Silverman, instructor of dance Los Angeles. Some of his work has ternational P.E.N. and of the supplies and sporting goods and to history at The Hartford Con- travel and mountain climb in the June 15, 1976. The competition, been displayed at museums in New Connecticut Academy of Arts and known as the Joseph E. Brodine servatory. Tickets will be York (including the Museum of Sciences. western part of the United States, available at the door for each Modern Art, the Whitney Museum Philip Paradis is a senior majoring Memorial Poetry Prizes, was Reeve has published four novels, established this year. showing, at $2.00 for adults and and the Brooklyn Museum), "The Red Machines," "Just Over in English at Central Connecticut $1.00 for students. A preliminary Boston (including the Museum of State College. He has been The contest is open only to the Border," "The Brother," and Connecticut residents or students schedule of the season's program Fine Arts), Philadelphia, "White Colors," and four volumes published in The Huron Review is attached. Cleveland, Indianapolis, the Yale of poetry, "TheStone Island," "Six and The Rocky Mountain Review.

MQWSE ^ ; BY GREG POTTEFJ. p jrre-,? ft MBG COVERS A NE.W WINTER AND NOW, t HERE COMES THE U.S. OLYMPICS EVENT : THE '.CONTENDER'• GrERALtJ THE JUDGES' PRESIDENTIAL AIRPLANE R. FORD.' DECISION ' March 2, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, page 9 youth group leaders should contact 14, Connecticut Pilgrim Fellowship Sun. returns to the Dance at the TURE CLUB, 11 a.m. Wed. about Fran Gordon, coordinator of the Rally 3 p.m. Sun. is held by the Bushnell Series. Canada's first "The America Behind the MARCH series at 523-0320. Connecticut Conference of the ballet company received the 1968 Headlines." Tickets to the series 6, Manhattan Transfer is ten- United Church of Christ. gold nedal as "Best Company" at are still available at $10 for Orch. tatively scheduled for 8 p.m. Sat. 17, Hartford Symphony Orchestra, the International Dance Festival in or 1st Bal., and $8 for 2nd Bal. Phone 246-6807 for details. Arthur Winograd conducting, Wed. Paris. Program includes GRAND Series also includes Ambassador 7, Manchester Chapter of UNICO at 8:15 p.m. features pianist PAS ESPAGNOL, ADAGIETTO, Angier Biddle Duke, 11 a.m. Fri. AT THE presents The Al Martino Show to Garrick Ohlsson. Program: Agnes de Mille's RODEO, and the Apr. 30. Membership includes free benefit Cooley's Anemia Fund 8 Shapero's Adagietto, Beethoven's rarely performed masterpiece coffee hour, shuttle bus and p.m. Sun. Orch. $6.50, 1st Bal. Piano Concerto No. 3 and THE GREEN TABLE. babysitting. Phone 246-6807 for $5.50; 2nd Bal. $4.50. Tchaikovsky's Sym. No. 5. Orch 12, "The Flying Dutchman" (Der $7.50; 1st Bal. $7.50, $6.50, $5.50; 22, Liberty Gospel Youth Rally and details. BUSHNEIL Choir 8 p.m. Mon. No admission 26, Hartford Symphony Or- Fliegende Hollander) 8 p.m. Fri. 2nd Bal. $4.50, $3. charge; a collection will be taken. chestra's Young People's Concert, presented by the Connecticut 19, 20, Trails of the Mountain West Wed. at 9:40 and 11:10 a.m. by 4, "The Emperor's New Clothes" Opera Assoc. features an all star a full length color travel film 24, Charles Kuralt, news feature 10:15 a.m. and 1 p.m. Thurs. is the specialist, speaks to the special arrangement with area east debuting in Hartford. narrated in person by Dan Cooper, schools. For details phone 278-1450. second event in the Bushnell Wagner's exciting music and Fri. & Sat. at 8 p.m. Additional BUSHNELL MORNING LEC- Children's Theatre Series. This drama is staged with Bailey, performances are to be given Sun. new musical adaptation by the Kness, Neblett, and Wilderman. Apr. 4 at 2 & 5 p.m. View this r Prince Street Players of Hans Anton Guadagno conducts. territory rich in history and great Christian Andersen's classic Spectacular sets are designed by natural beauty-from New Mexico employs new characters and Robert Darling. Orch. $16; 1st Bal. to the Alaskan Range. Orch. $2, subplots as well as eight original $16, $14, $11; 2nd Bal. $8, $6, $5 at $1.75; 1st Bal. $2, $1.75, $1.25; 2nd songs. For information on this field the box office or the Conn. Opera Bal. $1.25. trip opportunity teachers and 527-0713. 21, Royal Winnipeg Ballet, 8 p.m. One of the major orchestras of year's residence as an assistant the world, The Vienna Philhar- conductor of the New York monic will open its first U.S. tour in Philharmonic. In 1965, Claudio 10 years at the Bushnell Memorial Abbado was invited to appear at on Tuesday March 30 at 8 p.m. the Salzburg Festival and to Claudio Abbado, Principal Con- conduct the Vienna Philharmonic. Announcements ductor will lead the organization in Success followed quickly. In 1968 a program which includes Anton Claudio Abbado was named per- Werburn's "Passacaglia," manent conductor of LaScala in Most critics and film butts agree " Richard Strauss' tone poem Milan, and he is now its Music that the production numbers in Art Exhibit will take place in the "Death and Transfiguration" and Director. Fred and "Follow the Fleet" were Rogers Joseloff Gallery at Hartford Art the 4th Symphony of Johannes In 1971, Mr. Abbado was ap- and Astaire's best. Hermes Pan, School. The public is welcome to Brahms. pointed Principal Conductor of the who worked with Astaire on attend, without charge. Exhibit Ginger hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday Claudio Abbado studied piano Vienna Philharmonic which he has The dancing of Fred Astaire and nineteen films, was the dance and composition at the Verdi conducted on world tours, in- director and Berlin was the through Friday; 6:30 to 10 p.m., Ginger Rogers may be what most Monday through Thursday; 10 Conservatory of Milan, his native cluding concerts in China. fans remember about their films composer. Among the numbers are city, and conducting at the Vienna Tickets for the March 30th ap- "We Saw the Sea," "Let Yourself a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, and but some of our greatest popular noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday. The Academy. He won the pearance of the Vienna Philhar- songs also came out of their Go," "Get Thee Behind Me, Koussevitzky Award for con- monic are now available at the Satan," "I'm Putting All My Eggs gallery will not be open Friday movies, as well as a parade of evening. ducting at the Berkshire Music Bushnell Box Office. Tickets for stellar comic performances by in One Basket" and "Let's Face Center in 1958, and five years later the cancelled Cleveland Orchestra such actors as Edward Everett the Music and Dance"-songs which At 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 3 in was first place winner in the will be honored at this concert. For Horton, Helen Broderick and Eric have been popular American Holcomb Commons at Gengras, a Dimitri Mitropoulos conducting further information call 246-6807. Blore. The Wadsworth Atheneum's classics ever since. film, free to the public, will be competition, which earned him a presentation of all ten of the "Follow the Fleet" was also shown. Its title is "The Spook Who Astaire-Rogers film musicals directed by Mark Sandrich and Sat by the Door." Guest speaker includes next week "Top Hat" and includes in the cast Harriet will be Sam Greenlee, author of the "Follow the Fleet" in which the Hilliard (before Ozzie Nelson), novel from which the film was music and featured players are Randolph Scott, and Lucille Ball adapted. Greenlee collaborated on both first-rate. the screenplay and was co- and Betty Grable in minor roles. It producer of the picture with Ivan Irving Berlin wrote the music will be screened on Monday and Dixon, well-known film and and lyrics for both films. Besides Tuesday, March 8 and 9, at 9:30 television actor. the title song in "Top Hat," there p.m. are also "Isn't It a Lovely Day to Tickets for the Astaire-Rogers A second program Thursday be Caught in the Rain? ",' 'Cheek to films may be purchased in ad- focuses on the film, "Five on the Cheek," "No Strings," and "The vance at the Atheneum Shop or at Black Hand Side," at 4 and 8 p.m Piccolino". Mark Sandrich's the Atheneum Theater box office in Holcomb Commons at Gengras direction wisely gives full rein to shortly before each performance. A donation of 75 cents will be ac- the comic talents of Horton, cepted. The picture is being Broderick and. Blore, and Lucille presented by the UofH Program Ball appears briefly in a small Black Week Council in cooperation with the part. "Top Hat" will be shown on Ossie Davis, actor, playwright, Black People's Union. Monday and Tuesday, March 8 and director and social activist, will be Friday, March 5 at 8 p.m. in the 9, at 7:30 p.m. the main speaker when the annual Physical Education Center, there Black Week program, sponsored will be a concert by LaBelle, by the Black People's Union, popular trio of black vocalists. The University of Hartford, is held group, formerly knwon as Patti Monday through Sunday, March 1- LaBelle and the Bluebells, com- 7. prises Patti LaBelle, Nona Hen- Best known for his film, "Cotton dryx and Sarah Dash. Our jet Comes to Harlem," which he co- Student tickets are $4, with $4.50 authored and directed, Ossie Davis for non-students and $5 the night of fares to will speak at 8 p.m. Monday the concert (tickets obtainable at evening, March 1 at the UofH Mark Twain Commons). During Europe are Physical Education Center. There the week, tickets may be secured will be a $1 admission charge for from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the lesslhan non-UofH students. Gengras Information Desk, and The Davis talk included, this from 5 to 7 p.m. at Mark Twain any other year's Black Week schedule will Commons-as well as at record involve 11 separate events. shops in the downtown Hartford ?"1. « - fi. Thursday, March 4 at 8 p.m., there 4770. The B.P.U. office is in Room Photo by Rich Rucnman airline's. will be free video screenings of a 120, Gengras. feature production. "The Murder Final event at 3 p.m. Sunday, Currents II of Fred Hampton," in the TV Room March 7 in Holcomb Commons, Currents II: improvisations in sound and motion with Judy at the Gengras Student Union Gengras, will be a Black Arts But our Throughout the week, a Black Program, free to the public. Dworin, Assistant Professor of Dance and Director of the Dance Program, and Mark Miklavcic, musician and service composer, will be held Sunday, March 7 at 3:00 p.m. in isn't. We Deliver Hamlin Hall, General Admission: $1,50; Students: $1.00. Phone 547-0263 Need something? Postlude !f you are under 22, our s The next Postlude will be youth fare is made for given on Wednesday, March you. $360 round-trip in patronize our 3rd at 8:15 in Garmany, The April &May-$410 in Advertisers program will consist of a TRINITY selection of Bach flute Sonatas. June, July and August. 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Out my window Whooshing I can hear the cars on 1-91 by Bruce Kinmouth entire group joined to play groaning home. The Chapel provided an ap- Telemann's Quartet in F major. All things empty and armored propriate setting for last Tuesday's The players had the piece well in concert of instrumental Baroque hand and were able to keep a good have that sound. music given by Trinity's recorder steady tempo throughout. Many It is the death rattle consort. Members of the group are parallel passages in this piece of a small girl Joyce Erickson, Stanley Ackert, provided some pleasing effects in never cuddled. and Dr. William Bowie, recorder the three upper voices, and the players, Janet Cochran, cellist and players stayed together without I hear it escape Walter Lawn, harpsichordist. straining. your guts when you have orgasm. The performance opened with a The three recorder players Sonata in G major by Fasch which returned for an encore and played I sift through the parking lot was played assuredly, by all what must surely be their favorite members of the group. The piece, a small contrapuntal piece below my window closeness between the audience for three voices by G. F. Handel. thinking you will change your mind and the performers complimented Stanley Ackert started off with the and climb the stairs again. the intimate nature of the music, soprano line at a rather ambitious Like a razor blade and the viewers felt more a part of tempo, but they were all able to what was happening rather than hold it out, and played this piece a across my iris, distant observers. good deal better than I have heard I see you drive away. them do it in the past. —Mitch Karlan The next selection was an All photo sequences by Richard Ruchman. arrangement of the Contrapuntus II from J. S. Bach's last work, the Art of the Fugue, in which he generally attempted to sum up all the technical aspects of coun- terpoint into one tremendous set of examples. The pieces are suitable for endless possibilities in or- chestration, and sounded quite well on the recorders. AH the voices came through clearly, the tenor A contest for line being especially helped by a new tenor recorder which, unlike the old one, could actually produce enough tone in the lower register so that it was audible. The new in- students crazy enough strument definitely helps the balance ^between the group's voices...... to want this car. After a short pause where the player attempted with much gusto and vigor to remove some an- noying saliva bubbles from her instrument, the concert continued; with the Sonata 02 in A minor by .liandel..Joyce.Erickson appeared as sploist;OB the alto recorder, and Avas.accbmpaniedby Walter Lawn andi> Janet Gochran on the harp- sichord andcello respectively. The sonata was deftly handled, although I felt that her instrument was slightly sharp when compared ..to the. harpsichord,. The ac- companiment was well handled and allowed the soloist to come through. Especially nice was the ceilo line which added some bounce to the lower line, something the harpsichord cannot do as ex- pression is next to impossible on this instrument. I felt here too, however, that the cello was a bit sharp some of the time. After a bit -more snorting and Dannon Yogurt cup exterior is standard equipment whooshing and slurping on their Instrument to clear them out, the Write a yogurt Facts about Dannon™ Yogurt radio commercial and Made from cultured, lowfat milk. you may win this Chevrolet Has the protein, vitamins, calcium of WOMEN Chevette as first prize. 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Stop Senate Bill One 1 i DON T THWK irk BE WE NEED A GDTSX SPUNK/ A-A REAL TIGER (This editorial is being printed as part of a media campaign To REPLACE AT THE UN. WHo LikfeS To TALK against Senate Bill One. It has been distributed nationally by The TAUCToOSH Daily Californian.)

Sometimes a thing seems so self-evident that the obligation to write about it brings a profound weariness. Senate Bill One, a labyrinth of vindictive legislation, is just such a case. It is only the spectre of the bill as Law of the Land that prompts this statement of the obvious. Senate Bill One must be stopped. The following editorial is part of a nationwide media campaign against SB-1. Congress' consideration of this frontal assault on our civil liberties must transcend all political priorities in this election year. We are using ...SoMEBoDY1 WT AFRAb TO WAVE 3 the power of the press; you must use the power of the pen. Congress must t /4 "F THE t/ORU> HATE UJS Gtf MRY! SET ME kill this bill immediately. AND THirtK OF HiN\ AS M oBtfoxi«$LoW>- AR Q.0SEIU SB-1 began ten years ago, when Congress, at Lyndon Johnson's request, appointed a body headed by former California governor Pat ON Brown to revise Title 18 of the U.S. Code. Title 18 deals with criminal law and as Johnson's crime commission asserted, is an obstacle rather than a useful handbook for law enforcement. The job was Herculean, and there was no Hercules to be found. As time went on and administrations changed, the task became increasingly monopolized by Neanderthal types, notably Democratic Senator John Letters McClellan of Arkansas. Nixon was in power. Law and Order was his theme song; and McClellan and company had a field day drafting the criminal law reform, They staged lengthy showcase hearings featuring famous liberals in full dress, throughout will scar it in scarlet reasoning, use a recent example to while they fashioned a piece of pure malevolence. Their intent was that 'My Struggle' letter mentality, so let me close show what I mean. Ted Lockwood "responsible people" could swindle and spy with relative impunity, while The Trinity Tripod: with a hearty pseudonym- was recently elected president of "irresponsible elements"—particularly those who found our Vietnam I am a student here at Trinity Yours truly, the AAC, and in his remarks he adventures distasteful—would be forevermore brought to heel and held College, from one of the finest Morticia (Scarecrow) Adams said that it is through the study of safety beneath it. Class of 1979 liberal arts that we can "achieve preparatory schools in the country, the breadth of understanding and It is impossible to enumerate all the pernicious parts of a 753-page one which introduced me to the moral sensitivity that allow for the legislative proposal in this space. Much more ink will be spilled in proper and lady-like perspective. proper use of the knowledge we discussion of it. We urge you to watch closely for details, but here are just This is the stuff of the moral 'Housing Fee' convey." Great...I sincerely hope a few observations about SB-1: foundation of our great nation, put Ted Lockwood will, along with the It would abridge freedom of press by establishing penalties for the down by Trinity's majority--the rest of us, use his "understanding disclosure of information vaguely deemed in the interest of national stool pigeons, spotters, and rats, To the Editor: and moral sensititivy" to see what security. all renegades from the class As a recent graduate of Trinity's the Marines' really stand for: Tiie It would re-establish and mandate the forfeiture of human life for many passed down by their worthy and economics department, I was delivery of America's peculiar breaches of the code. all too giving parents. Well I for surprised to hear that students will It would place strict limitations on public protest and impose heavy one accept my heritage and the henceforth be required to fork over penalties for violation. honor of being at the top. I am at $100 to secure a room five months brand of death and destruction to It would excuse governmental misconduct if the accused believed their one with being at the top, to use the in advance. My "positive time peoples world-wide. But one little actions were duly authorized, as did many of the principals in Watergate. terminology of the Martian preference" was aroused! thing makes me doubt that Ted is •f It would sanction and increase governmental use of wire-taps. elements at large. struggling very much with this College for me has been a capital "fascinating issue." (Thoseare the It would vastly increase penalties for victimless crimes such as Let me do some quick words he used last year to describe marijuana possession and pornography. figuring...roughly 1000 rooms Marine recruitment on campus; I It would seriously weaken constitutional guarantees established in the reserved at $100 each adds up to wonder if the South Vietnamese or Supreme Court's Miranda decision, encourage police entrapment and $100,000.00. That amount will be the Dominicans feel the Marines make insanity as a defense nearly impossible. invested by Trinity for 5 months at are a "fascinating issue"?) Any The list could go on and on. The bill is an obscenity. Those disenchanted about 6% annual interest, yielding way, a few weeks ago, I read Doc with the policies and practices of the United States over the last several $2,50*0.00 in the clear. Lock s article about his trip to decades still enjoy a remarkable degree of liberty. SB-1 is an assault on Latin America. And I tried to this liberty. It is frightening that SB-1 should be the object of serious Since its really your money, the figure out what kind of a "moral consideration. But such are the times that it could achieve not just con- administration might: sensititivy" allows a liberally- sideration, but passage. The thought appalls. 1) Charge you less to begin with, educated elite eastern college and count the interest towards President to even set foot on rooming costs. Chilean soil, where the blood of 2)Give you all five stubs President Allende and the blood of redeemable at 50tf each for five hundreds of Chileans involved in months. the struggle for human rights, was 3) Or, more reasonably, kick the spilled by American money. money into the scholarship fund - it can use all the help it can get. Anyway, it's your money - do I am embarrassed that even in a Tripod investment. I had hoped to enter what you want to with it. small way Lockwood gave such the fashion world and manufacture Steve Cecil support to what has to be one of the cosmetics, or perhaps design most repressive regimes in the dresses and gowns. Well, after world today. So how does this Editor-in-Chief about six months here my advisor relate, to Trinity and Marine Meredith Adler informs me that this institution will recruitment? Well, in a very real not prepare me for my field, that sense, if it were not for the good Managing Editor my plans are superannuated. My works of the USMC in Latin Jeff Dufresne mind is feeling all but delapidated. America, I doubt that it would have Arts Editors even been possible for Ted to even News Editor Chris Hanna Henry Merens This college is a truly beautiful have made such a journey. So in Ti'Mauri South worth place except for the people. part what I'm saying is that all of Asst, New Editors Marveling at the architecture, the these institutions are in- elaborate edifice of education terconnected, and we must begin JeanineFigur Photo Editor by speaking more truthfully, and Diane Schwartz stands out so much more boldly Steve Roberts against the backdrop of backward, stop kidding ourselves about the "breadth of understanding and Sports Editor primitive, distasteful Hartford. Copy Editor The distasteful people here profess moral sensitivity" which we all are John Gillespie to be enlightened and progressive supposedly acquiring. Howard Lombard Marc Blumenthal representatives of their generous Peter Jessbp Scotte Gordon social status, but it appears to me Contributing Editors . Nancy Nies that mockery is the fondest form of 1 Steve Kayman flattery. Let me sip my tea in a 'Lockwood Seth Price Business Manager toast to the sexually sublimated Ken Grossman Jim Cobbs venereal aristocracy which feigns The return of Marine recruiters virility at the expense of justice to to Trinity's campus drives home 'Carter' Mike Brown Advertising Manager the fairer half. The crudes! Show Brian Crockett the realization that we do indeed James Essey me the raunchiest Princeton man live within the belly, of the beast, in To the Editor: next to the best beast on this a sense. We are all so pacified, Dear Mr. Kassel, '79; campus and ladies from Trinity to Announcement Manager Circulation Manager demoralized, dehumanized (and I read that article too. It was T. Kim Jonas the halls of Tripoli will shout, "No lest it sound self-righteous, let me nasty. It was all I could do to Carey Laporte . contest!" Speaking from ex- be the first to include myself in this collect myself and vent my rage in perience, and experience is the group) and institutionalized that a letter to the Tripod. Having cutest form of knowing, if not the The TRIPOD is published by the students of ••-•.,. e we fail to see sometimes that considered the matter fully, and written and edited entirely by the student staff. All materials are crudest (and most frustrating at Trinity is the -Marines and the having calmed down a little, I must and printed at the discretion of the editorial board; free lance:«n^ good ol' Trin), I can say that "Let ann unc e Marines are Trinity. (Whew, even fully agree with you^ Mr. Kassell, warmly encouraged. Deadline for articles, ° , gditor and them eat cake" was no ters as I write this, I'm not sure' I can Jimmy Carter "obviously does not wrttamenu is Saturday, 12 noon; deadline on '« ° 0,fices are justification for revolution, just a Sat urd y make all the connections have the mental capacity evoked other editorial page copy is 5 pm , ^ ;^J^Z?12.Si Sunday whimmer of distasteful Stalinism. s necessary to even substantiate this by Mr. Hornung's description!" located in Seabury 34. Office Hours daily, 3-5 P™' i™.™"j artdr9Mf Box from 3 pm. Telephone 244-182? or 527-3151, ext. 252, Mailing aiaress, I surely shan't sign my real allegation to myself.) But let's, by Thank you, 1310, Trinity College, Hartford, Conn., 06106. ^', name, for the restrooms some perhaps roundabout Candy Date Page 12. The Trinity Tripod, March 2, 1976 The Administration of Justice by Ross Lewin s Lewin %J But the question concerning tht Few Trinity students recognize bounded by political constraints. Dean of Students was that the disparity of treatment has not been All in all, the reason that that the ultimate source of control The way in which the law fraternity was warned to keep its answered. The only answer that aisparate penalties where handed that Trinity as an institution operates at Trinity College can cannon oil-campus and that next seems appropriate is that much of out to the two groups is that justice possesses over the lives of its best be understood by looking at time, the entire fraternity would be the power in administering is not administered rationally at students is the college regulations two specific examples of how these admonished. penalties at Trinity lies in the Trinity. Both groups violated set forth in the College Handbook. regulations were actually applied hands of the Dean of Students and college regulations and the Dean of to 'deviant' behavior. Last October The obvious question in com- Students, through the use--not These regulations set the boun- paring these two cases is why did therefore, much of the way in daries of acceptable behavior for during the sit-in at Career Coun- which penalties are handed out abuse-of his recognized powers, seling in protest of the Marines, the first group receive such harsh has decided upon, yet not ex- any student, administrator or treatment in relation to the second. depends upon the Dean's whims. faculty member. In the case of the several students came in conflict The Dean seems to feel more plained, the reason for, differing student, he can lose the privilege of with the college regulations by The Marine protesters were en- dispositions in each case. tirely non-violent and created no threatened by a non-violent, well- membership in the Trinity com- interfering "with entrance to or motivated protest than by a not-so- The issue to be raised is not that munity despite the fact that he has egress from the College or any physical damage. The fraternity did. The Marine protesters were harmless fraternity prank. In fact, the Marine protesters should paid $5000 a year for that privilege. College facility." After the Dean recently warned all receive less harsh treatment. acknowledging the sincere acknowledged to be sincerely Interestingly enough, students motivated. The motivations of the students that if anybody-including The issue is not that the are subject to this set of rules motivations of these students, the fraternities should receive more Dean of Students censured them fraternity appear questionable. those persons who had not been which is set down by the ad- Still, the protesters received a censured-attempted to prevent the severe sanctions. ministration . and, more for the remainder of the academic Marines from recruiting, he would The issue is what type of ad- specifically, the President of the year. A censure is more serious censure, which is a serious ministration of justice we have at than an admonition, the first level penalty, while the fraternity did recommend they be suspended for College. Therefore, in any conflict a considerable length of time Trinity. between students and ad- of warning for serious offenses and not even receive an admonition- less severe than a suspension. The which is the first level of formal (which he defined as from a The only viable answer seems to ministration, the administration semester to a year.) be an administration of injustice, has already set the ground rules. students were further warned that warning of serious blame. Looking beyond the derivation of any further trouble 'with the law' this code' of behavior, a cursory would result in suspension. glance at the specific regulations The other example of the ap- would lead one to cpnclude that the plication of college regulations administration was extremely concerns a disturbance on a benevolent when authorizing the weekend night in the Elton Dor- college regulations. mitory. A fraternity celebration On face value, the regulations became sidetracked and before the appear fair and even-handed. evening ended, the fire ex- However, the seemingly objective tinguishers had been emptied and system of justice which these the fire alarm pulled. This regulations establishes does not disturbance would seem to violate function impartially. It is not nearly a half dozen college objective. To the contrary, through regulations in that it was disor- a policy of selective enforcement, derly, destructive (several rooms these regulations become a source received damage) and involved of inequity. The enforcement of the tampering with a fire extinguisher. •'es is not even-handed-it is The end result of a complaint to the Money, Money, and Farewell

BY CHICO This is a farewell editorial. fact I may be forced to move to Outside pressures have forced Darien." Chico and The Man to terminate their partnership. This editorial Chico; "Hello Mr. Walton. I noted that you played squash for Peanuts - A Fable will explain why. Trin in 1958. You'll be happy to Last week Trinity had its annual by Seth Price phon-a-thon to raise money for the know that the squash team beat all the peanuts turned to him. name just a few. But Jimmy soon college. Naturally being loyal Yale this year. However we need Once upon a time, there lived a Election returns show that only 5% established himself as the main students Chico and The Mao gave your continuous support." man. This man was a farmer, one of the dark peanuts voted for threat to Gerald. their time to the drive. Chico and Mr. Walton; "Yes I'd be happy to of the biggest in the whole country. Jimmy.) Jimmy promised a new The Man raised enough money for donate a used squash ball." On his farm, he grew fifty types of day for all peanuts. Dark and light Something strange was hap-, a. new squash and tennis complex Chico; "Well sir, we were food. In one corner, were the would unite, the peanut plot would pening back in Peanutland. In- and also received some amusing thinking more along the lines of a tomatoes. Plump and red, they become a desireable place to live stead of rejoicing that one of their answers to their pleas. Here are court," were the proudest possession of the ("Who knows?" mused Jimmy. own might become head of all the the taped highlights of those phone The Man; "Hello Mr. Katzka I'm farmer, Because they were his • ' 'Maybe some day we ca n get some produce, the peanuts were calls. calling on behalf of the campaign proudest possession, the farmer tomatoes to move over here"), and mysteriously quiet. They could not for Trinity Values.". babied the tomatoes. Color that horrendous mess of govern- understand why the other produce Chico; "Hello Mr. West I'm Mr. Katzka; "I won't give a dime television sets, watches, clothes; mental agencies would be on the farm would want Jimmy to sitting here wearing a three piece to that damn college. It's far too whatever the tomatoes wanted, eliminated. be their head. suit playing dialing for dollars. We radical." they got. have selected your number at random." The Man; "Yes Sir I heartily For four years, Jimmy served Meanwhile, Jimmy moved Mr. West; "What is this a game agree. I notice that you work for In another corner of the farm sat the peanuts. Under the constitution around the farm making speeches show? Ethel come quick its a game I.B.M. If you refuse to give money the mushrooms. Small and ugly, of Peanutland, Jimmy was not and it became painfully obvious show." could you at least get me a job? they were belittled by all the other permitted to serve another term as why the other peanuts were not Chico; "Hello Mr. Smith I'm produce on the farm. its head. But what if someday he, enthusiastic about his candidacy. Chico; "Yes it's a game show calling on behalf of the campaign like Gerald, could be head of all the Why did he tell the tomatoes one and you're our instant loser." for Trinity values. I notice that you produce? The thought haunted thing and the mushrooms another. The Man; "Hello Mr. Piper I'm. were generous enough to give Out where the wheat grew, stood him. '. Why was he often so unclear when calling to ask you to be a friend of $20,000 two years ago." Could you a single stalk. Called Gerald, he discussing the major issues of the Trinity values. I notice that you help us out again?" was head of all the produce on the farm? Why did Jimmy claim to were kind enough to donate $100 farm. Other produce kidded him, Two years passed and Jimmy Mr. Smith; "I refuse." calling him a silly stalk and around have cut the governmental last spring." /.. decided to challenge Gerald for bureaucracy while he was the head Chico; "Well sir is there any the farm a question was asked. head of all the farm produce. Not Mr. Piper; "Yes well that was particular reason why?" When the election came in of Peanutland when, in fact, he. had last spring, I can't see how a Mr. Smith; "Yes there is. I think November, would Gerald, once increased it by some 20%? respectable college can allow its that the editorials in the Tripod by again, emerge as the leader? name to be mixed up with great Chico and The Man are pure No answers were forthcoming white sharks. You see I'm from raunch and insulting to any normal from Jimmy. He simply continued Greenwhich, Introductions are person's sense of humor and good Early in his career, when he was to flash that peanut smile and talk becoming very embarrassing. In taste." just a young man, the farmer had of new leadership on the farm. planted his peanuts. All had not For awhile, people were won been peaceful on the peanut plot or over to Jimmy's style of cam- as it was called, Peanutland. The paigning. In the first primary, held light ones argued with the dark in Potatosville, Jimmy was the ones, Peanutland was becoming a winner... vast wasteland' and a large government bureaucracy had emerged. Three hundred govern- ...but this story has a happy mental agencies had been ending. After the novelty of Jimmy established to handle the affairs of had worn off, and as the produce the peanuts. Under Lester, leader began to see through Jimmy s of the peanuts, little was done to false front, they stopped sup- alleviate any of these problems. porting him and shifted their support to one of their old, wise and trusted leaders, Hubert the Zuc- In a corner of Peanutland sat a chini. Hubert easily defeated. young peanut with an infectious Gerald for head of the produce ana smile. When it came time to elect a everyone lived happily ever •at-, new leader of the peanuts, it was ter...except for Jimmy. ! decided to find a new face, so all only did Jimmy challenge Gerald. the peanuts turned to Jimmy, as Many others also tried to unseat the young peanut was af-. him. There were Morris the Unconfirmed rumors have it that fectionately called. (Well not quite Mango, Fred the Fig, Ronnie the Jimmy was soon seized by tne Raison and George the Grape, to farmer and turned into a cashew. March 2, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, page 13 An Editor's Journal On Speaking Freely Over my desk a poster reads, are still valid: it's a case of only Corps) is challenged? 'Remember Vietnam.' It wasn't the names changing. A possible answer is that an mine to begin with, but it has Is the college taking a political "open national community" does become mine, my heritage, sort of. stand by giving the Marines the not exist. This would mean that our The poster's a key, tying together right to recruit on the Trinity "open academic community" is an the then and the now, linking campus? Further, what is the imitation of a sham. And the moratoriums of the past with the difference between providing an failure of the "open academic "new" protest planned for next organization with a place to recruit community" to condemn the likes Monday. and supporting said organization? of the Marine Corps merely serves Two issues are being confronted We are told that if the college to perpetuate a sham system. by next Monday's planned anti- were to officially take sides (say no Didn't someone once say Marine, anti-"academic to the Marines, for instance), our something about government neutrality" actions. The first, the tax exempt status would be based on fear? most obvious, is the existence of jeopardized. The "open academic If free speech does indeed exist the Marine Corps itself, that arm of community" is a marketplace of for the "open academic com- the federal government which still ideas, the story goes, free speech munity" then there could be no embodies the policies responsible being the medium of exchange. threats, loss of the college's tax for Vietnam, the Dominican Deny a party the right to barter in exempt status would not be a Republic and Lebanon. The the marketplace, it is argued, and possibility. There is a difference second, the more elusive, is the free speech becomes a token as if it between singing the praises of free college's official position of weren't already. speech and being unafraid to speak "academic - neutrality - open If free speech is really a freely. In the interest of its own academic community." The center possibility in our "open academic ideals, the college must take a real of much discussion in the late community," then why the threat stand and deny the Marines access sixties, this latter issue raised to the college's tax exempt status to the Trinity campus, protesting many questions that were left when an arm of the "open national policies that hamper freedom. unanswered. The same questions community" (such as the Marine Remember Vietnam? The Marines Bicentennial by Mac Margolis Tra-la! It is the bicentennial Marines and all the branches of the counter-revolutionary force in the president" could be inserted under rather a system-sophisticated and year. Loyal to its proud heritage, military, and exonerate them from world. If all this seems to be Marine occupancy. well-oiled-designed to control and Trinity College promptly formed a popular criticism), speaks merely empty rhetoric and blatant **In 1966, in the village of Xuan coerce certain foreign countries to chapter of people fervently unabashedly about the role of the prejudice, consider some of the Ngoc, Vietnam, a squad of Marines succumb to American demands. devoted to the celebration of U.S. Marines. From the Marine's Marine Corps' accomplishments gang-raped a young woman and If we have any doubts as to the America's 200th birthday. inception in 1775, they have been an as revealed by Higham: killed the remainder of her family. function of the U.S. Marine Corps, However, with due respect to all international police force involved **In the late eighteenth century, The next day the Marine platoon if we still view the Marines as a the plans and festivities the Trinity in "pacification" here and abroad, the U.S. Marines landed in foreign returned to make the atrocity peacekeeping force devoted to the chapter has planned for us, there and the protection of U.S. "in- ports "such as Fajardo, Puerto appear like a military conflict with safeguarding of democracy, and if seems to be a major, indeed a terests" and property in foreign Rico, to 'avenge an insult on the the Vietcong. (from the First we see the Marines' bicentennial glaring, omission. Forgotten in the lands. Moreover, before the American flag...' " Casualty," by philip Knightley). as a cause for celebration, then our battery of lectures, musical National Guard was conceived, the **In 1855 Marines intervened in **In 1975 the freighter ship history-particularly the last events, and the tears of nostalgia, Marines also maintained internal East Asia at Shanghai, Hong Kong, Mayaguez sailed into contested twenty years-has told us nothing are the unique contributions of the security; slave revolts and labor Montevideo, and the Fiji Islands to waters outside of Indochina. The or told us lies. And, in any final ship was seized by a patrolling assessment of the Marine Corps, U.S. military. And among the strikes were constantly put down "protect American lives and there are and will always be some various branches of our illustrious by the Marine 'militia. Involved in property." v;:v. ••••.; • '• • ••;, : ;V" '• Cambodiaji gunboat. The U.S. Marines were sent toclaim the boat uncounted votes. The Haitians, the armed forces, none Stands so nearly every one of the 160 U.S. **The Marines occupied Haiti for Puerto Ricans, those in the prominent as the United States military interventions into foreign twenty years putting down native by a massive sea and air invasion after the Cambodian govt. had Dominican Republic, millions of Marine Corps. countries, the Marines have truly revolutionary elements in order to Indochinese~in short, the countless Well, the Marines are also 200 earned the respect and the title protect U.S. economic interests. agreed to release the Mayaguez. Says fflgham, "It had been thought Shelling of the mainland continued victims of the Marine Corps- years old. In fact, they are older Higham has dubbed them: "They for several hours after the cannot debate the relative merits than the United States. "Bayonets were 'infantry of colonialism' in expedient to use a detachment of of our international police force in In The Street", a book written- another sense." Marines to escort a gold shipment Mayaguez was recovered. There are many other examples. this academic market-place of perhaps in anticipation of the Under the thin pretext of peace from there (Haiti) to New York ideas. bicentennial--by Robert Higham and democracy, the Marine's have because of impending revolution." Santo Domingo, Lebanon, and clearly demonstrates the past and occupied territory in both **During the nineteen-twenties Laos all corroborate this history of Join us Monday, March 8, in the Marines were busy chasing the American intervention. And all front of career counseling, to the purposes of our armed forces. hemispheres, brutalized the in- protest the presence of Marine Indeed, Higham, an avowed digenous populace of many Latin American revolutionary these events reveal not merely a leader, Augusto Sandino, for six pattern or a propensity for the U.S. Recruiters on the Trinity campus. patriot (the preface of his book countries, bolstered dictatorial govt. to violently assert its will but states his desire to eulogize the regimes, and served as the major years until a "constitutional FEIFFER Vintage 1972

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Dint. Publishers-Hull Syndicate Page 14, The Trinity Tripod, March 2, 1976 Mor e Commentar y// / The Odor Of The Democratic Presidential Race by Steve Usdin The man who is challenging If Hamlet was still around he Carter for the conservative vote is would probably be stumbling the Honorable George Wallace. around, muttering something The very fact that he is very about things being rotten. It might serious and viable candidate for be a little difficult to understand the presidency is a sad com- exactly what he meant because the mentary on the mockery that has number of things around that become our electoral process. might be raising the stench makes There he is, right back there on top it a little troublesome to figure out by virtue of the very same issue which mess is the smelliest. It that put him there in the first place could easily be the current -integration, or more properly, the American political situation. There lack thereof. Wallace is holding are a lot of issues and even more rallies that are strangely "candidates" that are contributing reminiscent of revival meetings to the decadence that seems to and the people that flock to these pervade our society, meetings are the same ones who Take a look at the Democratic were assaulting blacks and stoning front-runner, Jimmy Carter who buses. It is frightening to realize prides himself on his ability to that the only state that voted present a hon-ideolical candidacy. against Richard Nixon will also He admitted on national television allow George Wallace to win their that his appeal to the voters lies in primary or at least finish very his ability to provide the voters strongly. There is a very real 'RUN FOR YOUR LIVES IT'S THE PRIMARY MONSTER!' with an attractive, smiling image, possibility that George Wallace instead of feasible, sound stands on will go to the Democratic Con- the issues that lie at the bottom of vention with at least five hundred our problems. His ability to evade delegates, enough strength if not to place him on the ticket, then at Rocks More Letters issues while smoothly parrying questions is impressive in a sad, least enough delegate strength to by C. P. Stewart pseudo-intellectuals like her on slick way. His belief that this is influence the party ticket and A trend that started during the initiation night, the pledges could what the people really want is a platform. Christmas shopping days is just merely have a great time frightening insight that becomes now causing great consternation imagining the antics they would be somehow tragic when you realize among administration officials on 'RIP. going through. This would be great that he might just be right-take a So it is left up to someone from campus. Whiting Forensic Institute in fun and would give the pledges look at the results of the New the liberal wing of the Democratic The issue is pet rocks and there Middletown is a Department of great typing practice besides, Hampshire primary and the Iowa party to come along strong enough are strongfelt emotions by many Mental Health facility which But alas, the motion was Caucus. There are candidates that to offset the reactionary tip that that they be banned from college houses law offenders with defeated by the narrow vote of 53-1. are addressing the issues, in one Carter and Wallace are imposing grounds. Conservative stoneheads emotional difficulties. Project The lone dissenting vote was cast form or another, from one per- on the party Mo Udall seems to be are adamant in their opinion that R.I.P.* Rehabilitation in by Whitney, our mascot, who spective or another, but somehow the strongest liberal in the race at only those rock lovers living off Prison—is the volunteer program stated • that he agreed the one candidate that emerges as this point in support if nothing else. campus should be allowed to which brings together Trinity wholeheartedly with Miss Donneiy. the front-runner, is the candidate With the issue-oriented, populist harbor pet rocks. They say students and the institutionalized Oh well, see ya on initiation tha.tproudly admits his strength is campaign of Fred Harris in serious numerous people have been men at Whiting. night, Ann. that he has no consistent ideology trouble after a fourth place finish tripping over these rocks, that they are rarely leashed and tend to go Tom Lines, 77 or no firm stands on the issues. His in New Hampshire and Birch Bayh To the Editor: P.S. By the way, the incident with success is a result of his being faltering due to lack of money wild at night. Some even swear Before Open Period there was a they have witnessed students the fire extinguisher at Elton had someone the voters can trust - or at which is due to a lack of solidified special letter printed in the Tripod nothing whatsoever to do with the least that is what Carter claims. support, the field seems to be walking their rocks late at night on explaining the transportation top of High Rise leaving little problems that the volunteer Crow House members either on its However if you consult his former narrowing rapidly. That is exactly initiation night or any other time. lieutenant governor and examine what the liberals must do in order messes that the janitorial service program was having and asking the curious lack of support from his to effectively offset the con- has to clean up. for help. Due to the determined former colleagues, governors from servatism of Carter and Wallace; In light of all this opposition, efforts of Project R.I.P. members across the country a drastically they must consolidate their sup- owners of rocks, who feel very and the response of other Trinity different image is given. Lester port behind one, strong candidate. close to their pets given to them by students who offered use of their Solidarity Maddox, an open racist but an As soon as the liberals get their parents on that joyful cars and also began volunteering, honest one,-was Jimmy Carter's organized; and as soon as Carter Christmas morning, have set up a the continuance of the program for lieutenant- governor and he begins to get pinned down on issues Rock Or Roll vigilante committee. this semester has been insured. Forever travelled all the way up to New to which he has no answers; and as This secret society will either The program has grown to include Hampshire at his own expense just soon as George Wallace^ record as make the administration meet twenty-two Trinity students who , to campaign against Carter; he a racist and a governor gets a little their demands for rocks on campus visit Whiting on four and now (CPS)—Unionism is catching on repeatedly called' Carter, "the publicity and insight, then maybe, or else heads will roll. And a rolling possibly five weekdays, at college campuses, a new most dishonest man I have ever hopefully, if we are lucky, we head gathers nothing; ; I want to offer my own thanks national survey of faculty has met." And a brief examination of might get a Democratic candidate So the alternatives are simple. and also that of the men at Whiting found. numerous governor's opinions on who can do something towards for such a prompt and enthusiastic cleaning up the stench. Until rocks are legalized they will Of the 3,000 profs questioned in the "frontrunner" brings up such be jumping out in the wee hours of response. the Ladd-Lipset survey, 72 percent words as "backstabber," the morning from behind Sincerely, said they would vote to unionize if "dishonest" and "untrustworthy". camouflaging dark green bushes to Nancy M. Sargon given the opportunity. And over the -Yet still with only meager results flagellate anyone who is anti-rock. Trinity 75 past year, quite a few have jumped in, this man is the leader of the This could be the big "rock scare" Coordinator of Volunteer Ac- at the chance. pack. ••';••-•• : of the 70s. Beware if you see the tivities dreaded double-R carved in your Whiting Forensic Institute During 1974-75, the faculty at door. only 15 colleges opted for collective Middletown, Ct. 06457 bargaining. By the start of 1976, Of quartz, the pro-rock sen- however, 294 colleges had gone the timent does not just end with the 1 union route. Lavatory Nostalgia terrorist movement. Naturally one 'Madore by Arthur Robinson must consider there are other Unionism follows traditional "I'm a senior," said the third,- considerations that must be met To the Editor: class lines, the survey found. The other morning in Mather I "so thank God I shall not have to went downstairs to use the men's with considerable considering. After reading Michael Madore's Faculty at less prestigious two- see that day. But when I return as Think, after all, of the en- latest installment of Aviators, in year colleges and universities feel room. All four booths wer.e.oc- an.ahjmnus, the college will never cupied, and I was about to wait' vironmental and geological last week's Tripod, I felt that it was more favorable about unionizing seefti the saine without this room aspects. With the extinction of pet Madore's'best contribution to date. than do faculty at Ivy League when I recalled the new lavatory • where T spent so many happy upstairs, which had .been 'installed rocks, the entire evolutionary I remember well thinking that schools. moments!" He nearly broke down process will be upset. If you cut off Madore's first articles were almost last year but which I had hardly with emotion. ever used. I went Upstairs and the life of a rock at such an early incomprehensible, but it is ap- age how will we ever have parent to me that he has improved Burning Delay found it unoccupied. It suddenly "The room upstairs has almost occurred to me that there might be boulders? . and mastered his style. It has no grafitti!" said the second changed from bad nonsense to A Maryland bill that would delay a human interest story in this, so I student. "It's a new breed that uses And the humanitarian side of the good "absurdity. The two are dif- cremations until twelve hours after rushed back downstairs and in- it. They're the practical kind-no argument is pitiable as to its ficult to distinguish (or perhaps t person dies has aroused anger terviewed the four who were using appreciation for the aesthetic possible consequences. After all, from the state's funeral directors. the booths there. not: the former is just verbiage, beauty of the language." as one student has already said, "A the latter takes on meaning despite Supporters of the bill say that it "Why do you use'this men's room man's best friend s are his rocks," its absurdity) but the difference is will prevent the mistaken iden- "Or the setting," added the first Can we rightfully eliminate rocks instead of the one upstairs, which student. there nevertheless. tification of bodies and allow for a is newer, cleaner, and more from our community and subject possible change in heart by the "I suppose you, too, are nostalgic Bravo Knickers and Madore. convenient?" I asked. tuition-paying members to the Keep up the^good (and intriguing) deceased's family. But one in- about this room?" Tasked the social, economic and political "Because it is newer!" said the fourth student. work. dignant funeral director retorted first student. ... . , , repurcussions that will un- that in 39 years in the business he "Well, not exactly," he said. doubtedly result if rocks are Yours truly, "You mean you keep forgetting "I'm a freshman." , John Shannon had "never picked up the wrong the new one is there?" I asked. banned? corpse." Another funeral director "I wish I could!" he moaned. "It "But then the lavatory upstairs And what of those hapless post- y complait.ed that holding human symbolizes for me the way the '. has been here as long as you war babies who were raised on The remains for 12 hours would disrupt college is changing and losing its have!" I exclaimed. "Why do you Fliriestones? Wouldn't Fred * No Crow the efficiency of his business. charm. It lacks the character of use this one?" Flinestone be ashamed to know To the Editor: Cremation is generally a fraction this room." His face adopted the expression that Trinity College was the first to After taking Miss Donneiy's of the cost of an average funeral "One of these years they'll of humble patriotic pride. prohibit pet rocks from being on letter into consideration, we and, according to another campus? esS probably tear this room down," "This room is part of a thought about the possibility of Maryland cremator, l said the second student, "and it tradition," he said, "and I consider Administration, be kind. Rocks requiring each pledge to hand in an discriminatory: 'White funeral will be but a treasured memory of it a duty and an honor to carry on need just as much love as any other 8-10 page typed paper on "What I directors don't bury colored our bygone youth." that tradition!" human being. Let not your hearts would like to do for my initiation." people. We cremate regardless ol turn to stone. That way, instead of embarrasing race or color." March 2, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, page 15 Announcements Hebrew Table Convention Bloodmobile Today 11 f Budget Students having or desiring the Hille"l' o-f Springfield will be Summer Jobs ability to converse in Hebrew are holding a weekend Convention The Bloodmobile is here today, To the Students of Trinity College: Applications are currently invited to gather in the Cave on from March 12 until March 14 at 11:30-4:30, in the Washington The annual budgetary process is available in the Career Counseling Thursday afternoons between one the Springfield Jewish Community Room. Please give! now getting underway. It is at this Office for summer jobs with the and two "at the Hebrew table. We Center. While the last sign-up date time that 90% of the budget monies Hartford Urban League. They are will be joined by Geula Janovsky, was March 1, it still is possible to are appropriated to the 35 due within two weeks. from the JCC, who will stay until go. Contact Steve Berkowitz at 527- Rinehart Lecture organizations, throughout the three to discuss programs to Israel 3151, x464 for an application form school. Because of this, the with all interested students and more details. Sheila Rinehart, Visiting Lec- overwhelming majority of next African Dance faculty and administration. turer in Art History at Trinity years events are now in the There will be a lecture-workshop "Treasure Trove" College will deliver an illustrated planning stage. DO NOT think that on African dance and drumming Israeli Dancing Have you lost a pair of gloves lecture on "Cassiano dal Pozzo and you, the individual student, do not taught by Nita Ma thews and Al this winter, or a pocket calculator, the Origins of Scientific Ar- have an input into this process. It is Carter on Tuesday, March 2 at 7:30 The Israeli Dance group will maybe? These and many other chaeology" on Tuesday, March 2, YOUR money, you get an input into in Seabury 47. All are welcome. again meet on Wednesday night valuables are waiting for their 1976 at 8:15 p.m. in McCook how it is spent. If you do not ac- between 7:30 and 9, in the owners in the Security office. The Auditorium at Trinity, tively participate in an Washington Room. All are invited treasure trove currently includes organization and/or did not help to participate. three pocket calculators, several Interview plan its 1976-77 budget, you can still TCBC Programs sets of keys, numerous pairs of be heard through the Budget Mar. 4: "Equity or Reverse Seder glasses, several winter coats and "The Career Counseling Office Committee. The Budget Com- Discrimination? Should Race Be jackets, scarves, hats, a collection has obtained from Yale University mittee is composed of thirteen (13) Trinity Hillel Society will students elected by YOU. If you Considered In the Admissions sponsor a Seder on the first night of of gloves in singles and pairs that a video cassette tape entitled, "The Policies of Graduate and includes woolen, leather, and ski Interview Game". Through a have any suggestions as to how Passover. April 14, at 7 p.m. in the your money should be spent, you Professional Schools?" A Red dining room. Those interested gloves, and a dazzling collection of humorous TV game show format colloquium conducted by Professor watches and jewelry. the tape discusses job interview can come to the individual Samuel Hendel and sponsored by in attending should contact Hillel strategy and technique, and offers meetings at a later date or drop a by phone or mail, or leave their the Department of Political professional recruiters critique of line to any of the members listed Science. 7:30 p.m. in Alumni name, box number, and phone live taped interviews. below. ' number with the Chaplain's Lounge of Mather Campus Center. secretary. Jewish students not able Puerto Rico "The Interview Game" will be Take an interest NOW, instead of Free to the public. lo go home for Passover seders shown at 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., and complaining next year. March 7: "CurrentsII," im- During Spring break, members 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, March 3, For the Budget Committee, Jeff provisation in sound and motion have been invited to join young of the Trinity community and 1976 in Seabury 9. All un- families in the greater Hartford Meltzer, P.O. 1229, 524-1614; Jim with Judy Dworin, Assistant friends have the opportunity to dergraduates and graduate Essey, P.O. 718, Chairman; Peter Professor of Dance and Director of area. Contact Hillel if this is your spend a week in San Juan, Puerto case.. students are welcome to attend." Crosby, P.O. 706; Larry Golden, the Dance Program at Trinity, and Rico. Leaving March 13 and P.O. 1148; Bob Hurlock, P.O. 161; Mark Miklavcic, musician and Yiddish returning March 20, the trip in- Rita Geada Mike Leverone, P.O., 1194; Bruce composer. 3:00 p.m. in Hamlin Tonight, at 7:45, the Free cludes roundtrip air tran- Rita Geada, prize-winning Cameron, P.O. 687; Rich Levan, Hall. Admission charge. University course in Yiddish will sportation, Hartford to San Juan, Cuban poet and currently P.O. 206; Kathy Maye, P.O. 567; meet at 30 Crescent St. Beginners including meals and beverages in professor of Spanish at Southern Hank Merens, P.O. 808; Donald welcome. flight; hotel accommodation for Connecticut State College, will Romanik.P.0.1741; Debbie Smith, IVY Photos seven nights at the Regency Hotel; P.O. 1024; Jeanne Wilson, P.O. 651. roundtrip transfers between air- present a reading, with com- Please feel free to submit any Kol Sabar port and hotel; hotel tax; mentary, of her poetry in the Life and all pictures (candids, events, Sciences Center Auditorium on WRTC Reading scenics) that you may have taken A new feature to Special gratuities; services of local tour Wednesday, March 3, at 7:30 p.m. Programming has been added at guides; and preregistration upon during the Christmas term. Any The reading in Spanish will be A short story, "Teddy, Where negatives will also be appreciated. WRTC recently. Called "Kol arrival at the Regency. The cost is followed by the translations of Are You?" will be read on WRTC Sabar", this program hosted by $269 for quadruple occupancy, $279 All materials are returnable. Donald D. Walsh, recent translator at 9:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 3, Submit to: The IVY, Box 3028. Steve Berkowitz presents modern for triple occupancy, and $299 for of the poetry of Pablo Neruda. The by Milli Silvestri, who has been an , Israeli music and poetry. You can double occupancy. Applications recital, sponsored by the Depart- actress and director in Greater tune in on Monday and Tuesday and additional information are ment of Modern Languages, is Hartford area theater for many Resumes evenings from 9:30 until 10:00 on available in the Office of Student open to the public. years and is assistant director of WRTC, 89.3 FM. Services. news at the Trinity College News "The Career Counseling Office is Bureau. The story is by Prof. sponsoring a Resume Workshop, to Coin-Op Sailing "Stephen Minot from his book of be held on Tuesday, March 9, 1976 Passover Anyone interested in learning All interested in keeping kosher Washing machines and dryers on short stories, Crossings, which has at 7:30 p.m. in McCook about the intercollegiate sailing had excellent reviews since its Auditorium. Expert resume for Passover (April 14-23) please campus are now coin-operated and program at Trinity should contact contact either Martin Kanoff (249- publication last year. writers and readers will discuss cost 35*. The deadline for receiving either Jim Cobbs, Olgilby 35, 249- do's and don'ts in the preparation 0865) or Steve Berkowitz (527-3151. refunds on unused laundry tickets 4829, or Richard Walton, Jarvis x 464). Meals will be available on a of summer and/or permanent job- is 5 p.m., Friday, March 5. Bring 321, 246-8325. This is the op- Concert seeking resumes. This Workshop is full-or part-time basis, but we must the tickets to the office of Student portunity to learn about the know by March 10 at the very latest This year's Capitol Concert timed to be helpful during spring Services for the refund. program, before the spring Series is featuring Paul Winter vacation. All undergraduates and so as to order dinners from New scheduling meeting. York. Consort whole earth music on Mar. graduate students are welcome to 4 and the Bowen-Peters Dancers attend." highlighting African dance and drumming on Mar. 11 in the Hall of Flags at 12 noon at the capitol. All Technique concerts are free. There will be an open technique class on Wednesday/March 3 at T.O.P. 7:30 in Seabury 47 taught by The Trinity Outing Program Constance Holton, Dance Faculty, invites everyone (students, Northfield/Mt. Hermon School and faculty, etc.) to Wean Lounge, Friday, March 5 at 1:15 in Seabury Tues., March 2 at 7 p.m. for films, 47 taught by Dana Holby, Dance refreshments, and talk of what faculty, Boston Conservatory of PIZZA HOUSE Music. All are welcome. TOP is all about. (ACROSS FROM TRINITY COLLEGi) 287 NEW BRITAIN AVENUE -HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT SINCE 1860 THE MOST FAMOUS NAME IN Richard Sfaron, Prop. Business Men's Luncheons Dally &Dinner Daily— sed Sundays' • DELICIOUS PIZZA MARBLE PILLAR 22CentralRow, Tel.247-454? '. • HOT OVEN GRINDERS Just minutes from the CIVIC Center ' : BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY, THE JACOB HIATT INSTITUTE IN • ROAST BEEF GRINDERS ISRAEL Year Program, Fall Term only,or Spring Term only Earn 16 credits for the semester Juniors and seniors eligible • SPAGHETTI Applications now being accepted for Fall and Year programs, 1976-77: due March 15. (No language requirement.) Phone 247 0234 Applications for Spring program due November 15. (Beginning knowledge of Hebrew required.)

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Agent and author Victor Mar- legislative reporter of Connecticut State University of New York Honors Day Course Drop chetti. Mr. Marchetti's book, The Public Television, will be the Stony Brook. The annual Honors Day Friday, 2 April 1976, is the last CIA and the Cult of Intelligence, is moderator. Coser publishes in the American ceremony, to be held in May of day for finishing courses graded the first book in US history to have The symposium is expected to Journal of Sociology and in Par- 1976, is a time when many prizes "Incomplete" last term. This is received pre-publication cen- attract a large number of tisan Review. He was invited to be and other awards are presented to also the last day to drop Trinity sorship. Mr. Marchetti will speak legislators and reporters from a Visiting Professor at the members of the student body. Most Term courses: courses in which a on Wednesday, March 3, at 8:30 around the state. All interested University of California at of the prizes to be awarded are student is enrolled after 2 April p.m., in the Washington Room. All persons are invited to attend. Berkeley in 1957-8 and was a described in the Catalogue 1976 will, according to faculty are welcome. Fellow at the Center for Advanced beginning on page 228. Interested rules, be graded. This deadline Coser to Speak Studies in the Behavioral Sciences students should contact ap- comes right after spring vacation. in 1968-9. propriate departments or faculty Symposium Lewis A. Coser, professor of The German-born professor has members that are listed if they sociology at the State University of written numerous books among wish to know more about the terms Venture 'The Influence of the Media on New York at Stony Brook and which are Sociology through of awards. The, Office of Mr. Thomas Dingman of the the Connecticut General Assem- president of the American Literature, Men of Ideas, Georg Educational Services coordinates College Venture Program will be bly' will be the topic of a sym- Sociology Associatin, will deliver a Simmel, Political Sociology, and Honors Day. at Trinity on Monday, 8 March. posium sponsored by the Trinity lecture on "The Social Roots of Masters of Sociological Thought. Make appointments through Mrs. College Legislative Intership Intellectual Life" on Tuesday, His most influential works on Thp Kidder, Dean Winslow's secretary, Program this Friday, March 5, at 2 March 9 at 8:00 p.m. in the Life Functions of Social Conflict (1956) Austria on extension 432. See Mrs. Denese P.M. in Wean Lounge. Sciences Auditorium at Trinity and Continuities in the Study of You are invited to a meeting on Mann or Dean Winslow for more The sympsium is designed to get College. Conflict (1967). Coser has also study programs in Austria and information. Mrs. Mann is in students, reporters, and legislators The lecture, which is sponsored edited (with Bernard Rosenberg) Germanic cultures to be held on Seabury 12-D on Tues. and Thurs. together to explore the role of the by the Department of Sociology, is Sociological Theory and (with Tuesday, 9 March 1976, at 7:00 p.m. from 9:30 a.m.-12:30 p,m. Her media in the legislative process. free and open to the public. Irving Howe) The American in Alumni Lounge. We welcome college phone extension is 335. The formal portion of the program Coser, former president of the Communist Party. any and all questions and com- will feature a panel consisting of Eastern Sociological Society, was ments on study abroad. Leventhal Talks Representative Gerald Stevens (R- the founding editor (with Irving Please note that this will be an Milford), House Minority Leader; Howe) of Dissent. He was an in- Dartmouth all-student meeting. No faculty or Dr. Howard Leventhal will speak Senator Robert Houley (D- structor at the University of administration member will be in Wean Lounge at 4:15 on Wed- Vernon), Chairman of the Ap- Chicago from 1948-50 and com- Students wishing to apply to present. nesday, March 3 on the topic: propriations Committee; Marc pleted his Ph.D. in sociology at spend the Summer Term at Studies of the emotional con- Caplan, Director of the Con- Columbia in 1954. From 1951-68 he Dartmouth College should apply D.C. Semester tribution to humor and pain. necticut Citizens Action Group; was a member of the faculty at through the Twelve College Ex- Larry Fellows of the New York Brandeis University and served as change Program. Applications are Several programs (focused on Times, and several reporters and a professor of sociology there from available from Dean Winslow. national government, urban af- Ethnic Dance broadcasters from the Connecticut 1960-68. Since 1969 he has been Students should apply by early fairs, foreign policy, international press. Christopher Lindsay, Chief Distinguished Professor at the May. development, science and The Dance Department at technology, and economic policy) Trinity College will sponsor an are sponsored in Washington, D.C. Ethnic Dance ' Series beginning by The American University. March 2. The series, which is free Trinity is a member of the group of and open to the public, will include colleges which may nominate a variety of lecture demonstrations students to participate in these and participatory workshops on a programs. Admission is not highly broad cross-section of ethnic dance Ask Procter a Gamble competitive. Students interested in forms including African, Mid- participating in (or finding out Eastern, Japanese and American about) these programs lor the Indian. what you can do Christmas Term 1976 are urged to The first lecture workshop will consult with Dean Winslow no later be given on Tuesday, March 2 at than 12 March 1976 (before Spring 7:00 p.m. in Seabury 47 by Juanita with your BA degree! Vacation begins). Applications will Mathews, administrative assistant be due right after Spring Vacation: for the Trinity College Upward on 29, March 1976. Bound Program. Ms. Mathews will give a brief lecture on "Fanga," \bu could become the the Nigerian dance of welcome, Barbieri Center and then teach the basic dance The Barbieri Center (Rome steps. Al Carter of the Artists Campus) will conduct its seventh Collective in Hartford will ac- advertising/marketing manager consecutive summer program company her on drums. from June 10th through July 20th. A lecture-workshop on Belly For further information contact Dancing will take place Thursday, for one of these P&G products! Professor Andrea Bianchini at Box March 4 at 7:00 p.m. in Seabury 47 1374, given by Carole L'Acagliotto of Applications for the Christmas Hartford. Although only 5 are shown here, Procter & Term, 1976 at the Barbieri Center Other events in the series include Gamble makes more than 50 well-known, may be secured from the Office of a comparison of Noh and Kabuki well-advertised consumer brands. Educational Services. Late ap- dance taught by Sachiyo Ito of New For each brand, there is a small plications are being accepted for York on Thursday, April 22 and a management group, usually just 3 people, the formation of a Waiting List. lecture-workshop on American totally responsible for planning, creating Indian Dance taught on Thursday and supervising everything that is done U.ofP.R. April 29. to increase consumer acceptance of Students interested in 1976-77 (or their brand. either term) in Trinity's exchange ADP Lecture The group is headed by a Brand Manager, an program with the University of The Phi Kappa educational important level of management in our company. Puerto Rico are requested to talk Foundation and the Alpha Delta with Professor Andrian and Dean Phi Fraternity are sponsoring a Right now, we're looking for a few highly qualified Head& Winslow. free lecture featuring ex-CIA college seniors with the potential'to become Shoulders Brand Managers. You would start at our Cincinnati headquarters as part ATTENTION PRE-MED STUDENTS of a,brand group for a specific brand, perhaps one PREPARE FOR APRIL 24,1976 MCAT of those shown here. To help you learn quickly, your Brand Manager would give you challenging assignments Over 38 years of experience Make-ups for of increasing responsibility in various key marketing and success missed lessons areas such as TV advertising, package design, special promotions, budget planning and analysis, and Voluminous home study Complete tape market research. materials facilities for The emphasis would be on you, your ideas, your reviews of class ability to contribute. You'll be promoted on the basis Courses that are con- use of supplemen- of merit alone. It's not uncommon to become a full stantly updated tary materials Brand Manager within 3-4 years. Since you will begin to manage from the day THERE IS A DIFFERENCE! I! 11 Stzwt&uR you join us, we're looking for "take charge" people with outstanding records of leadership while in FOR LOCAL CLASSES IMPMN college. "Superior academic achievement", EDUCATIONAL CENTER, ITO. 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•"£' i%, •> \ : r Page 18, The Trinity Tripod, March 2, 1976 B-Ballettes Net 6-5 With Regrets out of the basket by the Trinity by Annette Er The preppies of Porter's were play basketball that night. again, the Bants started out strone The Trinity Women's Basketball outclassed by the older, more Although the Brownies were no team) gave the Bants new hope. and totally outplayed the OD Team ended' its season last week experienced (in many ways, right better than Trinity, they were able The rebound was fought over for position in the first half. However with a winning but unimpressive girls?) Trinity team, Nancy Mc- to capitalize on the Bants' lack of the final seconds and a last while Trinity began to lose record of (i wins and 5 losses. The Dermott poured in 18 points for the offense and defense. Nancy Mc- desperate shot by Wesleyan failed momentum, Williams, seemingly a Bants beat Conn. College (5V-38). Bantams' cause, and Sue Levin Dermott (the big Mac) once again to find the hoop. Final score: Trin new team in the second half could " Miss Porter's (74-32), and contributed 13. Me'g McGrail was was high point-getter with 16. She 60, Wes 59. Nancy McDermott was not miss. The Bants couid not ""it: Wesleyan (60-59), while falling to high rebounder with 9. also snagged 12 rebounds, and Meg high with 19, with Sue "draw an overcome the red-hot Williams Kastern Conn. (58-52), Brown (59- The following game saw the McGrail did her part by pulling offensive foul" Levin and Kathy team and lost by n. Nancy Mc- 4fi>, Yale 164-50). and Williams (63- Bants at Eastern Conn., a down 10. Crawford contributing 13 and 10, Dermott scored a quiet 24 points to 52). traditional rival. Beaten by 11 by Wesleyan gave Trinity the respectively. Meg "Hands" lead the team. Sue Levin hit for n Trinity never felt the pressure of Eastern at the first meeting of the biggest scare of the season, by McGrail pulled down 17 rebounds, and grabbed 10 rebounds. Meg a Conn. College comeback, from season, Trinity was out for playing poorly in the first half and and Dawn Eberhard snagged 14. McGrail pulled down 11 for the the opening minutes to the final revenge. However, luck and time coming on very strong in the After Open Period, the Bants had Bants. Final appearances were buzzer. Consistent performances ran out too soon as the women once second half. With ten seconds left, back-to-back away games against made by seniors Dawn Eberhard by Trinity squad members made again fell short, losing by six. The Wesleyan, down by two, stole the Yale and Williams. Against Yale, and Meg McGrail, founders of the winning margin the only un- game was all Nancy McDermott as ball and went for the layup. Nancy Trinity could not seem to get the women's basketball at Trinity certainty. Nancy. McDermott led she netted 21 points and pulled McDermott intelligently fouled the momentum to surpass the more Meg leaves behind what may •be'a consistent Yalies. Each surge was the scoring with 22, with Sue Levin down 16 rebounds. Next year! Cardinal and after the latter made new record of SIX foul:outs in one hitting for 10. Dawn Eberhard and The Brown game was probably one of the shots, the pressure beaten back until the final buzzer season. Way to hack, Meg! Nancy Meg Mc.Grail combined for 23 the most disappointing, due to the proved to be too great. A missed found Trinity down by 14. The Big McDermott, the key to the Bants rebounds to pace the winners. total inability of the Bantams to second shot by Wesleyan (willed Mac had one of her best games offense, ends the season with a 19.6 with 23 points, and Sue Levin point average. Look for her, Cilia contributed 13. High rebounders Williams, Penny Sanchez, and Six Seeded in NIC were Meg McGrail with 12 and freshmen Sue Levin, Kathy Dawn Eberhard with 10. Crawford, Beth Bonbright, Spits Trinity closed the season with a Dobbin, and Diane Gordon to lead Squash Scoops 16-2 Season surprising loss to Williams. Once the team to victory next year, by The Squire of Squash The agony. pionships being played at Williams If you didn't already know that But the action and sport really this weekend where we will sport Trinity's varsity squash team had started with- the arrival of the our top six players. It depends on NRBQ an undefeated season with a 16-0 squash team and combination the luck of the draw as to how well record, you are a dummy. And if squash/basketball fans at the land we'll fair, but we're looking for a & Shinbone Alley you didn't realize that this has of the Menehune. After all, you couple of seedings which should never been done before in the don't go through a season un- put us in contention for a strong history of the college then you are a defeated and remain yourself for finish to an already successful Saturday, March 6 at 8:30 nincompoop. And if you never long. As Bahias, Maui Fizzes, and season. Harvard, Princeton, and came to a squash match the whole Scorpions found their way down, Penn will all be there so one might Washington Room - Trinity College season because you were too busy young Blair Heppe was getting to say that the tournament will not be c tidying up your room or going to look more like dirty old Trader Vic a cakewalk. Usually once you get Limited number of $3.00 (50 off) tickets the state library, then you should every second. The funny thing was past the first round, the play be shot. that everybody else was getting becomes quite educational. You available to Trinity students. Tickets will be So for those dummies, nin- more and more to look like Blair get to see shots you've never even compoops and people who should Heppe. heard of,, and finesse you could on sale in the Student Government Office, be shot, Trinity did beat MIT (8-1) The champagne that flowed never imagine. But we're going to for the final match and victory of reminded one of the locker room be up for it. Come to Williams on starting Monday from 1-5 p.m. the regular season. Besides Hobie scenes after the World Series. The Friday if it moves you. Porter's match, the whole thing toasts were aplenty. There were was extremely routine. Hobie, toasts to this and toasts to that. though, who has had problems And the Aspirin Age was been Fencers Forward Four To Finals maintaining favorable press moved from 1919-1941 to 1976 due to by Freddie Foil -relations, was quite disheartened the spirits of the times. Last Saturday, the Trinity M.I.T. opponent. Dubiel probably derclassmen, the Fencing Club is at his playing, and he may be seen Now the team has to get primed Fencing Club placed third out of would have taken first in New confident that it will come in first crying in Court #3 (from one to five up for one last hurrah. This is the the eleven schools participating in England, having previously beaten in the 1977 N.E.I.F.T. p.m.) where we left him at MIT, National Intercollegiate Cham- the New England Inter-collegiate the first, second, and third place As a last note of thanks, the • Fencing Tournament (N.E.I.F.T.), winners by wide 5-1 margins. Fencing Club would like to express held at Fairfield University. The Despite the suspension, Dubiel its gratitude to Mr. Karl Kurth, Jr. team compiled an outstanding finished fifth in epee. Like a true and Mrs, Clara Fish of the Athletic CAMPUS COLLEGE REPRESENTATIVE 40/20 win/loss record, and four existentialist, Dubiel calmly ac- Dept. Without their generosity Needed To Sell Brand Name members of the six-man Trinity cepted responsibility for his ac- and support, the Fencing Club team qualified for the Individual tions, while officials, competitors, would not have been so successful Finals. Among the four was Dave and teammates freaked. this year, and perhaps would have STEREO COMPONENTS Weisenfeld, who took second place Co-captain Larry Glassman was been non-existent. To Students At Lowest Prices. in the sabre event. the fourth Trinity fencer to qualify In the team competition, M.I.T. for the Individual Finals with a fine Skaters End High Commission. finished first, followed by Dart- 8-2 record. Although Glassman mouth and Trinity, Only one bout also finished fifth in foil, he at one Pucked-Up Season NO INVESTMENT REQUIRED separated Trinity from second- point had Mark Smith, an M.I.T. place Dartmouth. ,__^..__J—- fencer who finished second in the by Caleb D. Koeppel Serious Inquiries Only! Dave Weisenfeld, who finished 8- Nationals, down by a score of 4-2. The Trinity varsity ice hockey 2 in the team competition, went Co-captain Lucien Rucci did team finished a disappointing -— FAS CUMPENENTS, INC. undefeated for 7 straight bouts commendably well, finishing with season last Saturday night with a before falling to opponents from a 6-4 record for the day in epee. loss to Westfield State in a poorly 20 Passaic Ave., Fairfield and Dartmouth. In the Rucci was also indispensible in played game. t Fairfield, New Jersey 07006. Individual Finals, sophomore procuring transportation and The loss put the Ice Bantams Weisenfeld was involved in a three- equipment for the team. record at five wins, fourteen Arlene Muzyka 201-227-6884 way fence-off for first-place, and Finally, there was Phil Brewer, losses, and one tie for the season. came away with a second-place who was elected to attend the Injuries were a major cause for the medal. N.E.I.F.T. after having only taken poor showing this season. In the Following close behind up fencing this year in the gym third game of the campaign, co- Weisenfeld was fellow sabre fencer class. Although Brewer only captain and the team's premier \\/ Ken Crowe, who took fourth in the finished with a 2-8 record, he did defenseman Jim Lenahan was same event. Freshman Crowe defeat Steve Holland, the Holy struck in the mouth with a puck YALE and lost to the team for the season, went undefeated for 8 consecutive Cross fencer who took second place bouts before losing to his last two in foil last year. This was only one of many injuries. competitors from Brown and Last season's leading scorer Interdisciplinary curriculum Coach Spinella was pleased with designed and taught by the Dartmouth. the team's performance, and their Tom Lenahan was sidelined for the Yale College Faculty. summer In the epee event, Junior Rick impressive progress since last last 11 games of the season with a Open to qualified students Dubiel also made the finals with an broken wrist. Alan Plough and who have completed at least year. In 1975, Trinity finished fifth, one semester of degree work term 8-2 record. During the finals, and placed only one man in the Hank Finkenstaedt both missed In college. Dubiel was expelled from the Individual Finals. Because all four games due to knee injuries ana competition for repeated corps a of those who qualified for the In- Duffy Shea suffered through the May 30-August 15 corps (bodily contact) with a tough dividual Finals this year are un- second half of the season on a" injured ankle that caused him to., miss a few games. . ., Each center offers courses which are not related to the The year did have its bngm interdisciplinary piograms of Classified points too. The team's goaltenders, study: humor writing workshop, IN AN EFFORT to better serve the Trinity College Community each juniors Tim Ghriskey and Tea Humanities Center introduction to music, Intro- issue will now contain a classified ad section. All ad copy must be in e Forms of Literary Modernism ductory philosophy, Inter- Judson, and freshman ./I ° Colonial America to the Tripod office by Saturday, noon, the week prior to publication Walkowicz played strongly a"" mediate psychology on the child Cost? An unbelievably low 12 words for $1.00 or multiple thereof (24 Origins ol the Modern World in society, mathematics, com- often brilliantly all season, keeping Modern Japan puter science, physics, chemis- words, $2.001.10* per word thereafter. What better way to get rid of Film try, engineering, astronomy. those unwanted textbooks, pieces of furniture, get transportation the team in many games. Social Sciences Center etc?'?? Box «'s will be assigned if stamped, seif-addressed envelope The team was comprised mostly Language, Culture, and Cognition is enclosed. Please note payment must accompany ad copy. of freshman and sophomores, so * The Study of Legal Institutions Capitalism, Socialism, and Po- STUDENT CLASSIFIED ORDER FORM good deal of responsibility fell on litical Systems—Democratic Name: the younger player's shoulders' and Non-Democratic Address: Freshman George Brickley led W Policy and Decision Making Tel.Mo.: J • Program sponsored jointly by team on the offense with 18 goa ° the Humanities and Social Ad Copy:_ and 4 assists for 22 points. Another Sciences Centers freshman, Peter Lawson-Johnston , Application information: Revolutions and Social Change Summer Term Admissions played consistently on defense a". Natural Sciences Center T 1502A Yale Station 4S Systems season. ' n Naw Haven CT 06520 The Biosphere 0 (203) 432-4229 There were only two seniors, " Genetics and Biochemistry this year's team, co-captains N«* Brady and Jim Lenahan, s0 Payment Enclosed: Trinity's hockey fans should see an experienced team take the ice nex season. March 2, 1976, The Trinity Tripod, page 19

trong by Lane Swim Team Drowns, Loses Last Three op- The Trinity varsity swim team, looking lustfully for an upset yd. freestyle, negating the hopes ever. and 200 yd. Breastroke, and "Mr. could take no more punishment as along with their swim suits, victory over W.P.I.; however Explosion"—Ron Kaufman, by Amherst of a 1-2 sweep. After he was edged out by his opponent dropped their last three swim victory eluded the Trin. men. First this backbreaking victory, the gy second in the 200 yd. backstroke. for first place. Lloyd then clinched -oultj * meets to end an outrageous 1-9 places were turned in by Rev. Rob The final score was WPI58, Trinity conservative Steve Lloyd and a second place finish in the 200 yd. no: season. Fine efforts against W.P.I, Calgi in the 1000 yd. free, David 38-. Teichmann led the way to an breastroke. Brainerd captured the iams and Amherst resulted in hard "Macho" Teichmann who doubled On Feb. 20, an overwhelming impressive one-two sweep in the Trinity swimming team's final lie- pressed losses, while an over in the 50 and 100 yd. freestyles, and horde of Wesleyan swimmers 200 yd. Individual Medley. By the points of the year with a well its to powering Wesleyan team tidal- sickly Scott MacDonald, who sacked the Trinity pool for an 80-30 first diving event, Trinity was earned second place finish in the or u waved to a victory. stroked to a victory in the 500 yd. win. The 400 yd. medley relay team surprisingly only down by three diving. The meet ended with Meg freestyle. Other good per- of Kaufman, Lloyd, Stewart, and points, 20-23. Amherst ahead, 73-40. ' (lit On Feb. 12, an anxious and fly- formances were turned in by Steve Ed Carpenter was murdered by the Randy Brainerd salvaged a third With his first and second place were ridden Trinity swim team was Lloyd, second in the 200 yd. I.M. opposing Wesleyan quartet. Calgi place against tough competition in finishes, Scotty MacDonald ended hard salvaged two second place finishes the required diving. Rob "The up the year as the team's high s of in the 1000 and 500 yd. freestyles. Gut" Meyer and Peter "The scorer with 94 pts. His tally put him nily. Scott MacDonald let out a barbaric Native" Wenig captured second well ahead of last years dubious be"a cry and conquested two wins in the and third place finishes respec- high scorer. Sprinting specialist i one 200 yd. and 500 yd. free; and then tively in the gruelling 200 yd. David Teichmann closely trailed ancj teamed up with Teichmann, butterfly. Wally Stewart fought to MacDonald in scoring. ianls Stewart, and The Carp for a win in a third place finish in the 100 free. Breastroker specialist Steve U9.6 the 400 yd. freestyle relay. The stage was then set for an ex- Lloyd, distance man Rob Calgi, Cilia However the damages inflicted by citing duel between leg man Ron and diver Randy Brainerd rounded and the unrelenting men from Mid- Kaufman and his Amherst foe in out the top five scorers on the athy dletown was too much as Trinity the 200 backstroke. Kaufman, team. Also performing well this Spits tasted a hard fought defeat. shaved down for the meet, ex- season were Wally Stewart, Ron lead - After the fiasco against Tufts, in ploded off the blocks and took a Kaufman, Rob Meyer, Ed Car- which only six swimmers showed quick lead after the first 100 yds. penter, Bob Mesnard, and Peter up, and only two first places turned However, Kaufman was nosed out Wenig. And so the Trinity Mermen in by Trinity (Randy Brainerd in at the finish, as he came in second ended with a depressing and both diving events), Trinity with his best time by four seconds. frustrating 1-9 season. The high prepared for their last dual meet of The 500 yd. freestyle was a study of points of the year included our new the year against Amherst last contrasts between the crazy, swimsuits, the victory over Union, Saturday, Feb. 28. As the masses barbaric MacDonald and his calm and the occasional good looking assembled in the Trowbridge and civilized Amherst opponent. bovine who hung around the meets. Memorial pool to view the spec- MacDonald pounded out to an The team looks toward the future tacle,Trinity sent in their crack early lead but his flu-ridden body with hopes of a change. medley relay unit of no entry; Amherst coasted' to an easy and ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INC. • ST. LOWS untested win. Rev. Calgi and Bob Mesnard grabbed second and third places respectively for Trin. in the Photo by Howard Lombard 1000 free. MacDonald battled his The Trinity Cheerleading Squad provides a warning to the way to a decisive victory over his opposing team's bench prior to the Coast Guard game: "You two Amherst opponents in the 200 e, ain't going nowhere nowhere, you ain't going nowhere, hey!" Squasbettes Outshined at Yale ib is \ by Wendy Whiff first I The Friday before Open Period bruises that left Tracey in pain and squad before the whole team was the Women's squash team Yale tied with Trinity. Beth Dean back on the bus (Gus) headed for travelled to Wesleyan to play a started to warm up in the third Williamstown, Mass, for a double double match with U Penn and game but by then her opponent had match with Radcliffe and Wesleyan. Neither team was able 12 points (and Beth seemed to be in Williams. It didn't take long for the to take a single match from the T^xas; stiji). Fortunately for squashettes to defeat Radcliffe (7- Trinity squashettes. Unfortunately Trinity Nina McLane clicked 0) as they'd been fortified with a the good news ends here. While her Tretorns together three times, training meal of tab and cookies Trinity squashettes took ad- shook her pigtails and put Trinity (although it seems there are those vantage of Open Period to catch up back in the match with a three-all who would have preferred beets). on work and the flu, the Yale tie. Thedcourts at Williams were ex- Women started heating up their As the lights went out in the tremely warm but the squashettes courts. On Tuesday after Open surrounding courts and the crowd were even hotter as they burned Period the Trinity squashettes of growling Bulldogs shifted to through the Williams' team 6-3. were overwhelmed by a barrage of court number 2, Ellen Kelley However, if the girls had only Yale psyche tactics (which ranged quickly discovered that her op- known what rare treat was in store from posters encouraging the Yale ponent (whom Ellen had beaten for them, they would probably players to administer labotomies hardily in the Howe Cups) had have preferred to stay on the to their Trinity opponents by been doing some practicing. courts. For those Trinity students "smashing" them with their Locked in a life or death battle, planning a visit to Williams in the racquets, to a packed (and very Ellen gave up the ghost after three near future, be forewarned, a meal pro Eli) gallery). games. Final score, Yale 4 — at Williams makes Saga look like French cuisine. Sophie Bell gave Trinity rooters Trinity 3. CLEAN UP high hopes as she took the first And so the sun sets on another game from her nationally ranked It should be noted that Trinity squash season. This weekend Yalie opponent. Unfortunately the beat Yale in the Howe Cups earlier Trin's toughest foursome Sophie & Liberty Bell's tough attack was this season so it is perfectly all Bell, Cackie Bostwick, Marion cracked by her opponents' hard right if the squashettes continue to DeWitt, and Ellen Kelley are serve which assumed superball console themselves by blaming headed for Dartmouth and the qualities in Yales' hot courts and their loss on open period. It should Nationals. Meanwhile the rest of us Yale had their first win. also be noted that all 3 of the will stay at home and practice for April 5-9, Budweiser and ABC Radio will Cackie Bastwick, in a hurry to teams' wins against Yale came the all-school squash tournament. again sponsor National College Pitch In! get to Boston, brought Trinity their from Trinity's freshmen players, which may or may not prove that Week. first win in the number two spot; The entire team would like to while Marion "Carter" DeWitt in some things do not improve with the number three spot also refused age. thank Mrs. Ruby, who kept us THE RULES ARE SIMPLE: Organize to be daunted by her Yale foe. supplied with everything from a community improvement activity during Coach Jane Millspaugh was bloomers to bobby pins and, of Tracey Neilson was surprised to course, Jane Millspaugh, who learn that squash is a contact sport hardly given a chance to worry the week of April 5-9, document what you when Yales' number five player about the epidemic of seniorites bakes the meanest cheese cake in accomplish, and send it to Pitch In! gave her a series of blows and that seemed to be wiping out her Hartford. 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FOR FREE CHANCE AT "">•? - •-.• ••. toiiire e8OCKJ25-4867^ Topsider 2 CASES OF BEER!! @ Utr.Travel Chatters rea. $14.95 NOWS9.95 Page 20, The Trinity Tripod, March 2, 1976 Sports Hawks Hamper Hoopsters Hopes by Jeff McPhee scored 10 unanswered points, Trinity College's varsity Trinity got back on the winning Hartford's John Graham gave the nover. The last seven minutes Hawks a two point 37-35 edge, amassing a 49-43 lead with 15 proved fatal for the Bants, as they basketball team dropped two of track Thursday night as they minutes remaining. Trinity led by three games this week, bowing to defeated Coast Guard 68-64 at the hitting two free throws with one could only drop in a total of six second on the clock. as many as eight, 59-51, with 10 points. Bill Brown put Hartford up Tufts 111-82, and Hartford 68-67; Ferris Athletic Center. minutes to play, but fell victim to for good canning a free-throw to with their lone victory coming Early in the second half, with the that dreaded disease: the Tur- put the Hawks ahead 66-65 with 53 against Coast Guard, 68-64. After Mike Mobley's opening Hawks ahead 43-39, the Cagers seconds remaining. Then, a con- basket for Coast Guard, Trinity w% • • • ' troversial and game-deciding call Tuesday night saw nationally reeled off 8 straight points and was made. Trinity was in ranked number seven Tufts were never overtaken. Trinity's possession of the ball with 14 College score 62 points in the biggest lead was 9, 54-45 with eight seconds remaining, when Burks second half to defeat the Bants 111- minutes to play. threw a pass underneath to Brent 82 in Medford, Mass. It was not one of the better performances by the Cawelti. Cawelti pivoted, put the Trinity Cagers this year ... nor Brent Cawelti hit on 70% of his ball to the floor, and was called for was it the worst:. The outstanding shots from the field and was a travelling. On the in-bounds pass, and perhaps the deciding factor perfect 4 for 4 from the Charity Mike Mistretta fouled Bill Brown was in the turnover department stripe to tally 18 points, and Othar who hit both ends of the ensuing where the Bants turned the ball Burks also chipped in with 18 for one-and-one situation which gave over 32 times to 18 for the hosts. the Bantams. Wayne Sokolosky the Hawks a commanding 68-65 During the first half, the lead see- also hit in double figures for lead with seven seconds sawed between the Jumbos and the Trinity as he tallied 10 points. remaining. That was the ball Bantams, with Tufts hanging on to Cawelti led all rebounders with 11 game. a slim six-point, 49-43 lead at the caroms and Burks pulled down 8 to half. Trinity fought back in the help lead Trinity to a 36-26 board second half and had closed the gap advantage. Othar Burks led all Trinity to 64-60, but suddenly got very cold scorers with 16 and Brent Cawelti and the Jumbos pulled away to and Wayne Sokolosky threw in 12 their winning margin. Next came the game everyone and 11 points respectively. Cawelti was looking forward to: Trinity vs. hauled down 10 rebounds and UHartford. The Bantam seniors "We gave them too many Mistretta and Pete Switchenko had never defeated the Hawks. As added eight and seven caroms to possessions. You can't give a team a matter of fact, it had been the caliber of Tufts the ball that help the varsity cagers to a 40-31 exactly 10 years since Trinity's last board advantage over the visitors. . many times and expect to win. The victory over the Hartford Cagers. turnovers hurt us," commented But alas, they did it again at Trinity mentor Robie Shults, Ferris, a 68-67 come-from-behind After the Hartford game, Coach victory for the Hawks of UHart- Shults remarked that the loss The Jurribos hit a blistering 58% ford. shouldn't hurt Trinity's chances from the floor, canning 46 or 79 for post-season tournament berth. shots. Trinity hit 35 of 64 from the field for 54%. The first half was nip and tuck with the Hawks quickly opening up "I don't know what this will do to Wayne Sokolosky and Othar a 7 point 19-12 lead by the 12 minute Burks poured 29 and 21 points Photo by Howard Lombard our tournament chances. It's hard respectively for the 14 and 4 losers, mark. Consecutive hoops by Burks to say how the selection committee and McBride put the Bants within Senior Guard and Co-Captain Steve Haydasz looks for the will feel about a one-point loss to a while Brent Cawelti added 19, open man in action against Tufts. Haydasz returned to the Cawelti also pulled down game- 3,19-16. Trinity tied the game at 25 Division II team." high rebounds of 14 and Mike when Othar Burks hit a 25-footer. line-up two weeks ago after sustaining an ankle injury early "Mistretta. chipped in with 10 Pete Switchenko put the Bants in the season. caroms. ahead 29-27 with 7:30 left, but Poorly-Seeded Wrestlers JV's Drop Two Sprout in New Englands

by Karl Kradle ot training, the Bantam wrestlers Dave consequently had to forfeit in the Bucket were not to be denied. the bout and accept fourth place Last Thursday afternoon, a After the first day of wrestling, honors. As the tournament drew to small contingent of Trinity Chip Meyers in the 118 lb. weight a close, the Trinity contingent grapplers travelled to Williams class, Mike O'Hare in the 177 lb. grabbed one more award as Coach by Edwin Lichtig III College in Williamstown, Mass., class, and Dave Coratti at 190 all Taylor received "Best Dressed" for the annual New England Small The Junior Varsity basketball game and this, along with the had made it into the consolation honors. team had a tough week, but ended tradition of rivalry really psyched College Wrestling Championships. wrestlebacks. After another Concerning the tournament as a the season with a 10-8 record. After our team. We jumped out to a Partially because of Trinity's low strenuous day of wrestling, both whole, Springfield's Chiefs, the a slow start the team won eight out small lead and increased the position in the hierarchy of Meyers and O'Hare had secured perennial favorites, once again of their last ten games. wrestling power in New England, the sixth place positions of their margin to lead by 10 at the half. and partially because of an captured top honors. Mass. The first game of last week was Our players went to the locker respective weight classes. Coratti, Maritime, Amherst, and Coast against Trinity-Pawling, Trinity room with tremendous enthusiasm abundance of wrestling talent after beating Amherst's Fucci in Guard were also among the was easily the much stronger team for the second half. When the tip- throughout the tournament's the semi-final round of consolation tournament's top finishers. As a as they dominated the game and off of the next stanza came the weight classes, all of Trinity's wrestlebacks, was on his way to whole, though the quality of ran up a win margin of 34 points, teams traded baskets and it looked wrestlers were poorly seeded. wrapping up third place before his wrestling was excellent throughout with the final score 96-62. as if Trin was coasting com- However, after a long, hard season opponent did a job on his nose. the whole tournament, un- After the opening tip-off, each fortably with the lead, Then the fortunately the same cannot be team reeled off a basket and then Bants lost their concentration, as said for the quality of the Trinity scored ten straight points well as the ball, and UHart picked refereeing. With regards to the to lead 12-2. After that the Bantams up 12 points and lead by 2 with only sumptuous meals provided for the never fell back and went on to 43 seconds left. tournament's wrestlers, let it crush their opponents, Jack Thompson was then fouled, suffice to say that Trinity s Mike Daly pulled down a team and the ice cool Thompson sank wrestlers will no longer complain record high of 21 rebounds and also both key foul shots under about Mather Hall's culinary ef- lead in scoring with 21 points. John tremendous pressure. U-Hart then forts. Foley topped his double figures scored one point and with eight performance of last game with 20 seconds remaining it was Trinity's On Sunday, February 22, Coach points while Dave Whalen and Bob ball. Behind by one point "Cubes" Dick Taylor took two of nS Rosenfield also hit with 16 and 15 Krasker dribbled the length of the wrestlers, Pete Bielak and Scott points respectively. floor and as the buzzer approached Goddin, to the New England J.V. he tossed up a desperation shot Championships at M.I.T. In the next game against Coast which nearly dropped. It could well Guard, who lost only one game all have been the best game of the Scott Goddin, wrestling at 150 year, Trinity's efforts fell short. year; but Trinity just missed a lbs., fared fairly well. He won his After a see-saw battle all the way tremendous ending with that 58-57 first two matches wrestling witn through the middle of the second loss. end-of-the-season fire and deter- half, Coast Guard pulled ahead. mination. He fell short in the finals, Trinity had lead by two and then Ken Sarnoff had 22 points and 11 however, losing 5-0 on the basis 01 minutes later fell behind by eight. rebounds while Steve Krasker and one unfortunate first-period move. The Bants never recovered and the John Bridge had 12 and 10 points game ended 65-52 Coast Guard. respectably. Pete "Giant-Killer" Bielak ran Overall, the J.V.'s had a very into a couple of giants, in both tne The team shot an extremely poor successful season. Not only did percentage from the floor and they end with a 10-8 record, but semi-finals and the consolation therefore could not generate any they did so in a fine comeback rounds. Together, his two op- offensive punch. Ken Sarnoff lead style. Midway through the season, ponents weighed 500 pounds, while the team in scoring with 14 and with their record at 2-6, the junior Photo by Howard Lombard Pete weighs only 195. Con- Steve Krasker also aided with 10. It Bants reeled off seven straight sequently, Pete did not fell eitner was a sloppy game with no in- wins and boomed their record to 9- of these behemoths. dividual having a particularly 6. Through their team growth and Brent Cawelti (center), winner of the 1976 Basketball strong output for the day. improvement in both ability and Team's Intrasquad 1-on-l championship tournament Both these wrestlers are to be The last game of the season was confidence, the young Bants have receives congratulations from Dave Weseleouch U) and congratulated for making tnis played against U-Hart. There was shown that they are ready to don Mike Mistretta, Tournament director, Brent defeated Wayne endeavor following a very trying a favorable turnout of fans for the the varsity uniform next year. Sokolosky in the final game to capture the title and the purse. dual match with Williams the day before.