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- "• •'•'..- - •..>--e3j.-j Announcements -'-'-V..." "- Attention CPA Candidates

REGISTRAR MOVING LAMPORT LEADERS JOHN JAY COLLEGE Senator- George McGovern^ a The Accounting and Law Societies of College faculty in 1967. i>GNSORED By The Office .of Admissions and The Lamport Leader Society invites all Baruch College will co-sponsor a In 1970, Professor Lakin co-autjored Records will be located on the second Baruchians to participate in a mini-lab in the call ofr a C ^ investigation of J. Edga lecture on Thursday April 1, 1971 (12 A Guide to Secured Transaction? with floor o£l55 East 24th Street, as of 9:00 Wednesday, March 31 from 12—2 in^fhe noon, Room 4220} by Professor Professor Howard J. Berger also of policies as head of the " •••' -^^iss? a.m.,, Tuesday, March 30th> North Lounge. It will be a taste of the Leonard Lakin on the topic: "What BaructV College. Professor Lakin has workshop experience. address students at John Jay College, m The Offices now locatea Th~ Room 6 Every Candidate Should Know About spoken^^Tbodt the Business Law and Room 312 at 17 LexthgtonnAvenue, from which 15 FBI agents were forced to drop out because of a professor's The Business Law Part Of The Uniform Examination- before professional will be officially closed on Friday, CPA Examination". groups in Colorado and as well APRIL 1^2,1971 March 26th_and Monday, March 29th, MCGOVERN FOR PRESIDENT critical remark about Mr. Hoover. The McGovern talk will take place on Professor Lakin is well qualified to as New York. * except as follows: discuss the topic since he is a con- In 1970, Professor Lakin prepared the •Requests for information, tran­ All students interested in helping Thursday, March 25 at 7:30 PM In the Calvary Episcopal Church', 61 - sultant to the .Board of Examiners of most exhaustive article ^veT~wtrterr Schedule-o^£J&vents scripts, etc., should be directed to the "McGovern For President" campaign, the American Institute of Certified about the Business Law Part of the receptionslst stationed at each area at call at anytime—516-295-1105. Ask for Gramercy Park North. This is Park Avenue South at Twenty-first Street. Public Accountants, where he assists in Uniform CPA Examination "which will 23rd Street for these two days. Burton. Your help is needed. Thank the preparation of the Business Law appear shortly in The American The audience will consist of John Jay After ^: 00 a.m., March 30th please you. Examination. Business Law Journal. Professor Lakin Thursday faculty and students (both police and makeafl inquiries at the 24th Street has also written other articles which civilian). The general public is also In 1970, the Board of Examiners office. - has appeared in professional journals. invited. made a substantial revision In the Main Auditorium We .apologize for this temporary content and format of the Business Law His most recent was: "What very inconvenience but hope that this move ABORTION DEMONSTRATION Examination, the first major revision Accountant Should Know About 12:00 Opening Ceremonies will help improve our service to the since 1962. Professor Lakin will discuss Secured Transactions" which ap­ student tn the future. FINANCIAL AID the important changes in the Business peared in the January issue of The 1) "Fafsa'del hombre A meeting will be held at St, Stephens Journal of Accountancy. Episcopal Church,JJJO^W. 69th St., New Law Examination as well as give some valuable insights as to why candidates de la tierra" FREE TAX RETURNS York City, on WadTMarch 17, at 8 p.m., In order to receive consideration for Professor Lakin is an active member to make fina>decisions for the MARCH financial aid for the 1971*72 academic ALEX BENNETT fail even though they may have an of several student-faculty committees 2) "Baya mi nina" 27 ABORJTON DEMONSTRATION in year or for a College Work Study fob adequate knowledge of Business Law and is also Faculty Advisor to The Law Taxpayers with low incomes can now when they sit for the Business Law have their tax returns prepared free at Albany. This demonstration has been this summer, you must pick up your Effective Monday, March 29th, Alex Society, in addition to " teaching a Author: Pedro Juan Soto planned as a response to the thirty bills financial aid application * IM- Bennettwill join the WPLJ Talent Staff Examination. In addition to his lecture variety of law courses on the un­ any of three Community Tax Aid, Inc. Professor Lakin will answer questions off ices tn New York City. that nave been introduced into the New MEDIATELY. Applications are as host of the morning program from dergraduate level and a graduate ^trom the floor. course on secured transactions. He is Income timIts for assistance are York legislature which, attempt to available in the Financial Aid Office on 6:00 to 10:00 AM, Monday through 1:00 Folksinger: Cruz Marti net also a Vice-President of "the Earuch $6,000 for a family of up to-four persons, restrl^tor completiey do away with the~ the fourth floor of the 24th Street An­ Saturday/ it was announced today by Professor Lakin is a graduate of the College Alumni Association. with $700 more allowed for each "liberalized" New York State abortforP nex. The deadline for returning these Louis A Severine, General Manager of Bernard AA. Baruch School, class of I urge all future CPA candidates to 1:30 Teatro De Oriila: additional dependent. law. y_ r~ applications is April 1, 1971. Ap­ WPLJ. *r ' • T953. In 1956 he received.his J. D. degree - CTA offices are located at 734 The \ meeting will also begain a plications turned in later than April 1 from New York University School of attend this vital lecture -before plan­ Michael Cuscuna, tne^originai host of ning programs for next term, since the 1) "La mujerdelaarrabal" Amsterdam Avenue (near 96th Street) discussion on a National Conference wilt be considered only after all on-time the morning program will how be Law. He-is a member of the New York and 153^ Oelancey Street {corner and national. action of the Women's applications have been processed. and Hawaii Bars. Professor. Lakin current revision of law topics will heard on WPLJ afternoons, 3:00 PPA to directly affect all of us in the near 2) "Los presos" Sufflok Street) In Manhattan, and at Movement. The Women's Strike Please note that we expect to receive 7:00 PM, Monday through Saturday. In —/practiced law in Honolulu from 1957- 1463 Southern Boulevard in the Bronx. Coalition wouJd like to invite all groups less money from the federal governs making this accouncement, Mr. 1960 as a partner in a law firm. After future. returning to" New York in 1960 he Tne latter two officesTare in space and individual women to come to this merit next year, than during the past Severine stated "This is another step in r- SI RAG BALI AN 1:50 Poet: Pedro Pietri U provided by the Grand Street^meeting, so that the decisions of the year, and there will be many more WPLJ's continuing effort to provide engaged in private and corporate TREASURER Settlement and the Hunts Poinf ^meeting reflect the thinking of many students needing these funds. New York with a team,of believable, practice prior to. joining the Baruch 2:15 Cultural and Folksinger: Community Corp., respecrively. women. dedicated air talent who are involved Hours are front 6 to 9 PM Monday For further. details contact the LAST DAY TO RESIGN OFFICIALLY with the community." Rami to and Band through Thursday, and from 10 AM to 4 Women's- Strike Coalition, 118 E. 28th FROM CLASSES Faculty Salary Increases PM oh Saturday and Sunday from now Street, 685-4106,-4107, 4308 or Barnard APRIL 26th 2:45 Closing Ceremonies

*..._,_ .~i*—• Women's Liberation 280-2373. . • *'=' <•"- • -_:~ -;VC>i - = segment hopes "ttis faculty segment ," L iLMjJU, A new "'fohcTIng ~" formula for Sigma Alpha, the honor-service community colleges indicates that will, for once, have the entire f BRIDGE CLUB society, is in the process of notifying CUNY's two-year colleges may lose as community in mind and will realize » much as $355 per student if facuity that to accept their salary increase STANDARD COFFEE SHOP A meeting of the Bridge Club will be prospective candidates of their I slagibnty. !f you have not heard from us salary increases scheduled jnder *he would mean a drastic cut In state o held on Thursday, Apr is ":, av "2:DC by now, and meet our requirements collective bargaining contract go into funding." . I noon, in Room 1421. Come along and '3.5 grade point average for lower effect. Friday, bring your friends too* © I i 160 E. 23 St. (bet Lex-3rd Ave sophomores, 3.2 for upper sophomores The formula, developed by state Racketeers ! and 3.C for juniors and seniors), please authorities, establishes twc sets of I •aK^-Ounge - I P.R.l.D.L teave name in our office, 415 Student conditions for funding of community Center before Thursday. You will be colleges based upon fuii-time Start At Baruch ! NQTKE P.RJ.D.E. :s sponsoring ffims every contacted as to when and where our equivalent (FTE) students. The base by Ken Rosenstein 4^00 Art Exhibition I Fast Service and Best Quality Food Thursday at 4:00 PM In 4 South. A3] reception will be. FTE is $1555. Under the first funding i Invited. This announcement was made condition this base can be raised $86 for The Baruch College Tennis Team 2:00 Puerto Rican Food Breakfast Special possible due to the mess !n the each of five criteria. These criteria makes if s debut for the 1971 season on 1 registrar's office. are: a student faculty ratio of 17-1; a April 1/ at Lehman College. Coach i S^ryice to 11AM LAKLN TO SPEAK cost of instruction of at least 50 Robert Givone is eagerJy anticipating 3:00 Films: 2 eggs, Pot., Toast, Coffee percent; anAAS attainment level of 50 the first match. Although the team has The Accounting^ana Law Societies wil* VARSITY GOLF TEAM percent; a taxable^ property base only one returning letter man, Larry sponsor a lectujze^by Prof. Leonard ALL THOSE INTERESTED iN contribution; and a 15 perceni Kushner, last year's captain, coach 1} Nine artists of Puerto Rico ONLY 60 CENTS Lakin of hte LawDept. on the topic: JOINING THE VARSITY GOLF disadvantaged student totai. With the Givone has high expectations. One ,exception of La Guardia and Hostos, all e "What Every Candidate Should Know TEAM PLEASE CONTACT PROF. might think that the lack of college 2) Puerto Rico la isla de sol o CUNY community colleges qualify I About The Business Law Portion of The BROWN IN THE GYM OFFICE ANY experience might be a handicap, but SERVICE ALL DAY CPA Examination," on Thursday April AFERNOON. PLAYERS ARE under the five criteria. This would this isn't the case with Baruch. Led by 8:00-2:00 AM Latin Band t 1, 1971 at 12 noon in Room 1220. URGENTLY NEEDED. mean an additional allocation of $430 Mitchell Polstein, a freshman, the • » * » • '• ••** *-• ••-vi '"^"« •••••"»•••• V* V »-! per FTE, or"a"TtofaT of $1985 per FTE. team is^laden with accomplished high 2 Hamburgers, French Fries i »"•-» vw-«r» »«nt- However* the .second funding school players. Jack Wiener, a Jr., Pepsi — only 90 cents I comes to Baruch from Queensborb C.C. La Orquestra I D condition provides only a flat $75 PHYLLIS MALAMUD addition per FTE if the cost per student where he was a captain of the team. • •••••S3 I O increased more than 4 percent from Shaui Rikman, Soph., Luis Estraella,. Soul Band Assistant Editor of Newsweek AAagazme Miguel Morales, and Robert Tucct, all Veal Cutlet, French Fries, Veg of J last year. Quick addition brings the total to $1630 per FTE. Since faculty freshman add depth to the team, The Cross Pepsi —only $1.10 speaking on: salaries are scheduled to increase Gilbert Galen, and Harold Soshnick are about 8 percent in the coming fiscal juniors who despite their lack of I ... i W "-- year, the community salaries* are previous experience; have .demon-, rloin Steak Veg. I WOMEN ANDTHEIR scheduled to increase about 8 percent strafed ttje talent to become a viable in the coming fiscal year, community part ot^fhe team. only $1.25 i college increase per student will be a ROLE IN MANAGEMENT Coach Givone feels that tennis is a '•?&=*. I ¥&. well over the 4 percent ceiling. The demanding sport. You have to work difference between the two formulas hard and be wHttng-to "put out" to Rumanian Steak, Veg., Pepsi $2.20 I Thursday, April T, 1971 12 NOON will have to be made up and the way to produce. In this team he thinks that he o I do that will either be an increase in fees has found just the right mixture of Room 909 or tne: insfiftrtic^r^ tuition. - latent and dedication to produce a -/rr- I Accordfncj- nfo^ Richard Lewis, winner. He feels that Baruch will ALL MEAT SANDWICHES 1 chairman Of the University Student surprise a lot of teams this year, and I Presented by: Senate, this is a direct case of one with his entire team- returning next ONLY $1.00 segment of the University Community year, Baruch will bea powerful force in *. •*•-• THE MANAGEMENT I having to foot the bill for another Metropolitan Collegiate Tennis for segment. Mr. Lewis -said* "The student years to come. . GOME JOIN US! 1 • • * • • • • « March 29, 1971 Ticker Page 3 yv March 29^197^

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A. -~ -*_- - i^7^ ' J^r'^» -_ Bernard of ^is^m: Last week proved to be one of the more interesuiig ones in recent memory for BarwdT S*^ :':—3P i >> College.« . A. .t ~^*^me same tim-. e the^Ticke— ^— - r wa.'L..s. Ibein. ..'M-U-JK,",,,',!,,g iabe«M^l>ori)ograpbic, 11 '• 1b y varioutlllMs m«ftlll_ll - Innovations in Mews 1971 bers of the college comimmity, a pie eating contest wma heleV «*l« fraternity raised ^ver $800 for the heart fundby bouncing a baskemall for what seemed to be the better part trf Oie ^?te Dean of Transportation week. It was also "Italian Week" in the Student Center with free food and entertainment for .':••••-;-;..»^.;v>^-;- - - - >• It was disclosed several weeks ago "This is a chance for WBMB to become anyone who "wanted it.' " _. by the management of WBMB Radio a center of attraction in university IMSXn a«i somewhaamnion*lieu.• t astonishinanumiiwiiiig move**«#»**,, th«MeV BOD*^»^«^CW unamimoasl••• «• ""wy -rrapprove* • -~d- —•..a —ne w ^«T—. f?~ TnefaHowing is an incomplete listing ofclub budgets as approved by Student .Government. There Isn't one Ban/eh student wh* student sa^ happy to get off Station that a "News Dept." was being affairs; not only with other schools, but m Tl*e»3guTe* include an^ ^ which were established. A would tie^ifefe-for a-moment of at this elevate ake me giad to get.. system for all students. Under the plan a student would have to noinV his instructor by me formed with. Noro Healy as Director. also with the people in the New York end of the sixtb week of classes if he wanted to be graded by the present memod or under* completeiigtingof another budgets which were not available at the time mis edition went to who their favorite Dean 1s. Tnej my" class." Noro Heaiy has been an active member City community. Noro also-expressed a woord have to be Tony Ermiiro, Torry*s jokes are famous, throughout new plan. Under the plan you may either receive an H (honorf), a P (pass), or an HC fmr cT of the WBMB staff for a long time. His desire to help establish a university- credit). It sounds great, but the general faculty must approve the plan before it can be Transporation. schooli- He gets his fokes^rom-att first official act as News Director was wide radio system. The news teletype unplunented. - • • - ••" ••• • •:--^r^\s-'-:yt^a^a^^^r rAffl|wirt Leaders Society . — $2,738.00 Few people know that Tony anci is constantly looking for new that the Student Council refused . .2,240.00 to appoint an Executi ve Staff.._ The WBMB saw fit to oust the only announcer they had mat people actually bothered to MW*-^ri^^-# running the Baruch eievai material. His joke, printed in Lexicon Executive Staff will develop, organize, allocate money for the budget would to, namely, me Rev. Jerry Schneiderman. It was Just one mote example of iMP^JPoe^^ri^^^ r*tni ,...590.00 ' almost 23 years. This means thai for is hjs favorite. have made things ~a lot easier for the r .. 1,033.25 and coordinate the News Dept; under students in Baruch resort to findingminor , technicalities mobs • .'. .271.00 _ And as if being an amazingly wonderful Elvara Vilson, a member of the building on 23rd St. Ifs a thriving won't be used exclusively for incoming freshmen, but rather as an annex where students ..520.50 human being wasn't enough oh his job, Since April 16th is approaching, Tony Executive Staff said, "I will enjoy the college community that getting in­ will have only some of their classes, thereby including mem in programs and activities mat ...383.00 he extends himself to give not only of ave his views on last year's strike by responsibility and "contact with the take place in the main building and the Student Center. . •-- ..>^._ y- tionClub ..125.00 I student community." She also said "1 volved in whafs happening. It is im­ Baruch will now have ar voter registration drive beginning March 29, thanks to the^hara .2532.00 "his heart, but his blood as well. He has fating that he felt bad about it but as perative that the schoot keep abreast of donated blood to every blood rive thiaf s hope to ^contribute enormously to work of Joe Delia SaHa, Mike Lewandbwski, Dr. Siegel and Dean Bennett, among ottiers. The Accounting Society...... 290.10 long as no one was hurt and no damage the times. If successful, thi? news dept. However, volunteers are still needed to assist in the drive and are urged to contact any of CarolanGuard ...... :. ...128.00 been given, as long as he's - been in was done, it was good to relieve the Baruch College. can make Baruch a leader In student these people. ~ . . -_- .... ':~Z Contemporary Music Club ...481.00 Baruch. Tony was given the title of tension. '•• Bernard Smith, another member of affairs. It is up to you as students to House^lan Association. ...144.00 Dean of Transportation in 1960 and a Tony will be retiring some time in help make this new dept a success. The Plansare being made for the April 16th weekend here at Baruch, with provisionsJbr™ the Executive_Staff/of the News Dept. use of the pool, gym; folk and rock concerts, political awareness workshops, and other Dante Society ...... 582.00 few years back was made an. honorary 1972. And since her wilt miss us at! so of WBMB, said, "As a member of the News Dept. could fill the gap between PRIMI...... 2,192.85 brother of Tau Delta Phi. much he will try to come back to work the time it takes to print the hews and activities also taking place. .',««_".,.»*-*«_*•. ^^». The Bridge Club ... Executive News Staff, I will attempt to ...65.00. Tony has lived in Manhattan all his part tfmfe. stimulate the interest of Baruch the time it happens. By receiving the Finally, Alex Haley gave an unbelieving lecture here last Thursday detailing the research 12,000.00 life. He now resides uptown with his Perhaps the beautiful way this man news faster you have a better chance to he did for his new bookwhich will be published simultaneously in 14 languages in 1972. He. Asian Student Association ...580.00 students in national and local news and wife. Tony has two children and relates to us all, derives from - his help keep the school abreast of the participating if necessary. It is up to us described the events which enabled him to brace his ancestry back nine generations as a SigmaAlpha ....:...... 342152 grandchildren. philosophy, "I never regret one day of .as students to help make this depart­ seriesis ot fi nmiracles their Sociolog, whicyh 5the classey truls ysaying were., W"Yeahe can, thosonlye wonde Blackr peopl why eal surl those have white beee nstudent shitteds •» » a. * * .* times." ManagementSociety ...165.00 When asked who his favorite my job. I make my job pleasant-by who' didn't attend. They could have really learned something. Law Society ...'... ~. .1 .. 208.00 News Director, Noro Healy feels that ment a success. on, Foreign Trade Society . passenger is, Tony replied -'All making other people happy." . 1,064.00 students are my favorite passengers." This is why Tony Ermilio is Baruch's ...240.00 T*r ...110.00 He added that he feels happy when a favorite. CONT&MPORAR Y '^ .980.00 EXCEPTIONAL French Club. •••V 75.00 MUSIC CLUB 2,895.00 RFC To Work With OPPORTUNITY -invites you to its rernment .5,925.00 ...745.00 in consideration of their common two of our immediate objectives: TO FIRSTAJVNUAL 4,040.00 goal, the Baruch Chapter ^of tbe- 1) Baruch students win be given Featuring Music ...238.00 STUDENT MOBILIZATION ttfM- leaflets, stickers and posters, upon LEARN AND EARN!_ Student Mobilization Committee .1,126.00 M1TTEE and the BARUCH PEACE request, «s they represent our school For The Head COMMITTE E have joined together. All P-T now, F-T later with fast-growing and the majority of the nation, marketing organization. Sales and sales 8:00 April 1st Total Appropriation as of March 25,1971 47,632.00 functions will be under the name of the distributing the paraphernalia STUDENT MOEJLIZATION COM­ throughout the neighborhoods over the management trainees. Income com­ \ OahLoung r mensurate with abilities. Phone L. LampelL MITTEE. faster vacation. ;'•/-- ^ -^ ^-? ^ i~ 622-5427 for interview. From the beginning of the anti-war * 3^ Essential, is a huge Baruch%1u>* 1 JUNE GRADUATES if, the student wing has taken JOBS AVAH^MAJOR^€IXl€S-w mSmi ^MM ~li€- its.-* *t-']*0 ****** i-i+\ GAi.t£-AfU& ,» \ ' ' ' . MASWAU .entire' to the 24th demonstration, Professtonal/Tra«ne€r position* currently available in ail fields. rrtbyembntr ~ .• Add] il information can *be obi CONSIDERING Available positions monitored The SMC welcomes the support and talned fr< daily & rushed to you w«efcty. EUROPE partici patio* of a II students of the STUDENT MOBILIZATION COM- For full information package, College who wish to protest the war. ALASKA? including a 4 week subscription MITTEE on currently available jobs, plus TO LONDON: JUNE 8TH VIA J.F.K. INTERNATIONAL AIRPQRT Volunteers are desperately needed to -Box 936, 137 East 22nd Street, * Accurate, comprehensive brochure about sample resumes, salary & cost help build the March on Washington, New York, N.Y. 10010 f opportunities in construction, oil, fishing of living comparisons, & area April 24th. Bus tickets are available or call 696-2334,968-1481 after 7:30 p.nru executive recruiters directory, FROM AMSTERDAM: AUG. 23rd TO I money order to JOBS IN ALASKA, P.O. Box send $9 to : •- «" •••Z.-~ ,.3 '-• through the SMC. Please .... help! ;>„ f 1565, Anchorage, Alaska 99501. JOBS IN THE SUN J.F.K. INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS In the near future we hope to fulfill Sox 133-La Jolla-Calif 92037 .00 Scribner To Speak At Baruch L Dr. Harvey Scribner, Chancellor of problems. The College, established in (based on 225 seat occupany) New York City's public schools, will 1968, was formerly the School Of talk about the qualities needed in a new Business of City College. It now offers PROF. ARLUCK First come, first served. Reservations limited!. breed of administrators able to deal undergraudate and' gradate degree And remember, these flights are also available to with the problems of inner-city schools programs in business and public members of your immediate family. • at 4 p.m. Thursday, April 1 in the administration and the liberal arts and speaking on Baruch College Auditorium, 17 sciences, with emphasis on behavioral The price includes reasonably anticipated ad- ... Lexington Avenue in Manhattan it was sciences, including Education. ministrative -expenses ($15.00 non-refundable) and announced by Dr. Jerome B. Conn, -••••»» •-•••••» •••*••••••••• i ••••»•••••••••^ THE RESURGENCE frte premium for $200 Charter Air Fare Protection -Actkifr-PresideBt of-the Cortege. Dr. Scribner's audience will be a special assembly of students, faculty [ JvYEN t members, alumni and invited guests of THE OCCULT Low-cost car leasing and car ^purchase from the education world. - j SPARE TIME \ ted specificalty for students, Long-term ;••-_•• jfe^-^^crjttjnerr^-^ whose - recent ail pass tickets * 1 BECOMES $$$ j pronouncemts on, what is needed t meet • * current problems In the City's schools • • YOUR CONVENIENCE: First and last night have sparked lively public discussion, Presented by transfers to" and from the airport is a former teacher at Baruch. His talk j Part Time and Saturdays i an additional $20.00. is sponsored Jointly by the College's • = - • Department of Education and the the Psych Soc. over 30 percent on College's undergradute and graduate z Full Time^ Hmployrrieritj oh 4tt* continent* to fti* Bafyc^ edix^tion dejjai^ment has for X- student charter flights for you within Thurs. April 1 12:15 on" - pjeKtectorMntetf , training of • - teachers for inner-city schools, and SUAAMER of a _____ c__j_i____« •-.— Room 502 ^^^^ , ... -„-—,- - train urban school administrators. - Salary & Commission ALL INVITEO The department's urban-oriented _ program thrust is a part of Baruch's overall development as a center^fer studies in the administrative sciences Mike 89T-7dt0r with special emphais on urban W ••>••••••••-•••••••«_ ••••••Mb March 29, 1971

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mmmiMM> by RobMyhlrad rTMisteThr four years." Dtinran stated. ^ > --^The FCC does JtAgaln-^"—^~- -ffigrelatlonship between the radio playr I would Hke-to-seeyone of -the radlo- On March 5, 1971, the Federal of a record and Its economic success." giants, such as ABC or Metromedia, 'and our policy has always been not to. Communications Commission sent a As the only sane member of the challenge the Commission. They could program any song encouraging drugs letter to its licensees requiring them to Comtnlsslori (he voted against the afford the cost of ihe legal fees and in any form." screen record lyrics prior to airplay. rule), Johnson called the act a brash could pick a trivial record on which to In an interciew I had with one of Alan mmmmm& Shaw's employees, Dave Herman of by Gary Frank & - This must be done In order to Weed out censorship move. "1 hope the recording base their test case. Assuming^ they .,-. Sol just realized two things . . . that this is the same and stuff. They used to sing "Somewhere Over the (no pun intended) lyrics with: drug and broadcasting industries will have lose the case, they would onfy recet ve a WPLJ told me he wasn't upset about typewriter that I type term papers on-.. ... and more im- second one. By this th«» «mww> p>"«* hayp hmfrpn n\± drug references in music. "Maybe one Rainbow" to LB* Livingston when it was his bed time. It is &eJboitie-4>r-sememingrcause everybody is slunky am references. -- -me courage to respond to this brazen fine without losing their license. porantly .". . —. from intellectual, sensitive often bizarre roofe tifce thi-m -r~~. attack upon them with all the en­ -or two percent of rock music has one loose. The side opens with yet another cover on "Its Al thing or another to do with drugs." -—I reali2ed tfaat there isn't really anybody in folk singmg~ mat folk artists, are born. Livin' in lots of places, meetin' Over Now." It sounds like the band sounds like The Band The first question that comes to mind thusiasm It calls for." today that retains those qualities of poetry, melody,.and lots of pretty faces . . . Folkey kids get a feelin' for the is this: Is the- FCC ruling a violation of However, vice president of special Dave further added "Idon't even know What more can I say? projects at the ABC-FM network, Alan what the word~*drugs' means. Aspirin emotion that was everywhere in-the folk music that^he rule is a violation of our rights, have always had the policy of avoiding have the. unique ability to sound bom funky and friendly, ghettoes... The boys are a perfect vehicle for Alex* voice censorship upon radio stations. Un­ advocating addictive drugs to our vived some changes lately. Talking about the changes *n with just a bit more bounce and balls. Like, being which is a perfect vehicle for these songs\. . He sounds did say that it "will have a chilling fortunately, these broadcasters wanted In October of last year, MGM things that have gone was the subject of "After the Benewitz' niece would get yotfregistered into any course like James,- granted; but before James' operation. YOL effect on the free spirt of our listeners, whether through music or Records president Mike Curb fired Folkrusfa" which graced the crotch of George's master­ to remain anonymous. our air personalities." Metromedia you want; bein' James Taylor's Jon gets you into the see Alex is really black, he manages to sound just like the songwriters because of the caution and eighteen groups (whose names he did piece "Musical Supplement" of last term. See us if you record biz. (exceptm' for Liv) So side one kicks off with master on the Jimmy Reed tune, "Take Out Some In­ timidity which this action will produce Most radio stations are disinclined to Stereo president George Duncan said not reveal) for allegedly glorifying need a copy. What Ido want, is to share with you some of one of James' new-songs called "Highway Song." There surance." He sings "take out some insuurnce on me baby' among licensees." Going even further, challenge the FCC because they are the action would not affect AAetromedia drugs in their songs. WNEW-FM's . the folk oases I've found. are strings on this one, which reminds me of what the real with that slunky slur that can only come from having he claimed "It will have a similar ef­ afraid of losing their licenses. High stations now programming progressive Jonathan^ Schwartz, who works for Like-Alex Taylor. The "Alex Taylor with friends and James Taylor and Martha's Vineyard must be like. Its got friends and fresh air for breakfast. fect on the record Industry because of legal costs are another deterrent. rock. "We have been involved with this George Duncan, said "I think he's neighbors" Lp on Atlantic-Capricorn took me from here to a synocopated piano and bass thing makingSt sound just a absurd" in reference to Cub's conduct. Macon to finally get into. Glad I made the trip, I am. I little Laure Nyro uptemp ... Its the storj of James' mean, Now I know this ain't old left folk but it's got all the women and making it in Memphis. I don't believe it either. "Southbound" is a long last cut, co-written by Gregg oJ One person who plans to do taste. "Sweet Misunderstanding won't you leave a poor boy the Allman Bros. Alex' vocal rides along nicely, but it is something about the FCC's action is While Brother James is becomin' a star, he is selling out alone." the band's last stand and they shine. Study this cut for ar former WDAS-FM disc jockey Steve everywhere in everyway. Sister Kate made some im­ "Southern Kids," "CSong," and "All In Line" are more exercise in taste and restraint. All in.all, this caps an Leon. He was fired from the portant friends fast, but I heard her and I think she should of folkside one. They begin acoustically, growing altogether excellent super subtle record. Philadelphia progressive rock station hang out with Livingston, whodunit much better all by gradually into a country band. "Southern Kids" is written Because of its down-to-earthiness, I think that big by the owner. Max Leon (who happens himself. Now Alex is; only in it for the money, but he's no by Scott Boyer.boyer is the figurehead among Southern mother. L^cky thing, these Taylors have roots. While brother Alex Taylor has turned in quite a fine folkey to be Steve's father) for playing Arlo ? studio musicians, now that Duane AUman has emerged. performance. It is honest and laid-back while James Gutherie's "Coming Into Los Angeles." you ve grownup all white and spiffy, workin' it out m the 'He leads an Atco group called inappropriately enough, seems to be rapidly approaching Paul Simon's penchant ghettoes of Sheepshead Bay and Fresh Meadows, the "Cowboy." r for tiny vignettes about lost loves and sublimated fan­ Steve is now planning to sue the FCC Taylor family, like many others, grew together un- Mo& of "Covooy" makesTup-the backing musicians on tasies. Also money for Emily wherever he may find it. "to show how supid the ruling is." The derground across this wasted land of ours. Remember the this record. They all are of the studio men in Macon, Most of the "Modern Troubadors" have let me and you song in question dontains the words kid" in Junior High whose father was a college KngTigh Georgia, and^fciat a fine southern feel they bring to the down lately, losing the folk in folkmusic Even my exalted "bringing in a couple of keys" but the -Professor? Remember how he was the only one in the music. Its laid back, and quietly loose. Their restraint is Neil Young has been blown up larger man life by Time, younger Leon contends that "keys" class who. dug_ classical music when, the music teacher subtly overpowering. Perhaps mat's why most Taylor and Newsweek and Look. Where has the poetry, prose, does'n't necessarily mean a kilo of played it in class? How he always knew about books and followers can't follow Alex'. The real secret to this music and paintings of former folkies gone? Probably to the marijuana. According to him, no ideas and other people and stuff? He could never relate to you and your clique, could he? The college professor's kid is the band behind the men. These Macon guys, like the Famous Artists School with Beraie Taupin. Until station should be allowed to play always seemed to be a loner, didn't he? Canadian Full-Tilt Boogiehave absorbed their geographic someboyd remembers to bring the poetic art again, let's "White Christmas" because it contains influences. There'7 s a lot of blues in the sweet country define us some new (acoustic) boundaries for folk, set new the word "snow" which refers to Well, surprise! These very same Taylors had the same played by Alex hand. Look for Cowboy to become another requirements. How about integrity, humor, musicianship, cocaine. I agree with Steve. Who really kind of roots. Mr. Isaac Taylor was the head of a Carolina "quietly unrecognized" and all that band. and restraint? Its so laid-back . . . Are you ready for it? knows what Irving Berlin* was thinking Medical SchooL Mom was into, singing, Broadway stage Well, now to the forte' We finally make it to my side, the How about Alex Taylor, then. about (or was on) when he wrote the innnnnn-'i—r "" '— ' ' ~Tnnnnnnnnnnnnn,u song? <,

AAax Leon, meanwhile, stated in --- .--*»-•• —"—••*••* W.*w p*v*~tp**+'ff?**t_*i Billboard."they {the FCC) tell us^to '•'•"•a.#3K3 **£ §«£?Sfeftsgsr?sfe! asstV interpret lyrics but it is impossible^to crawl into any writer's head to find out exactly what they mean. Of course we rr»ust enforce the edict of the FCC. . ." ! interpret that statement to mean" "my-. - NY;, ICY. looio son may be right but the FCC is more ^ nxactiy what songs w!:: be affected r 777-6240 Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbitt" Across the street, One flight up) w!*' undoubtedly be one of fhe affected songs due to its reference to pills. This Is despte the fact that Grace Slick did SPECIAL SALE an anti-drug commercial with "White Rabbi tt" playing behind her. "Lucy in al Sale On Review the Sky With Diamonds" will be dumped by those who interpret it as . pro-acid, and retained by those who Monarch Literature IVote^ List...$1.00 Sale...49 cents ea. believe John Lennon when he claimed that he got the idea for the song from Monarch College Level Notes List...$2.95 Sale... 1.59 ea. his son. What about Jimi Hendrix's Selected Arco Civil Service Books List...$1.95-$ 10.00 Sale... 1.59 ea. "Purple Haze", the Stones' "Sing This Ail Together", Canned Hears "Am­ ^-«o>vies vfuiiiiic series • ••.•...... • •"•••••••^•••••••••...... Sale... 1.59 ea. phetamine Annie" and Steppenwolfe's "The Pusher" (the last two are anti­ Barnes & Noble College Outline Series drugs)? ... ..All Titles, Every Subject Only time will tell which songs will be 50 banned and to what extent stations will enforce the FCC's edict. 1 only hope HALF PRICE HALF PRICE that the people making these decisions Can You Honestly Think Of A Better Way To Get Acquainted With The LEX BOOK EXCHANGE wlli think twice even three times, before banning debatable songs. I also hope that those stations that are Win a free dictionary, fill out coupon against the ruling will let the FCC know how they feel. Name

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