Volume XXXIX March 9, 1972 Number 11

FOUNDED IN 1933 PAUW wow Student Senate Race On Sarl{ar And Vitale To Run •

By BOB MAC ISAAC we should establish what the Two juniors, Elias Sarkar and students' priorities are," Vitali John Vitale, have announced that said, "and then go ahead and they intend to run for the work from there." ' presidency of the student senate. A member of the Glee Club, John Vitali, who has worked in Vitali serves on various student student government for three committees: the constitutional years, sees leadership and unity as committee, the student centennial his primary considerations. committee and the faculty senate "Petty arguments and personal calendar committee. He is also ambition on the part of some chairman of the Dinneen representatives have greatly renovation committee. hampered the senate's EI ias Sarkar "It is difficult to develop a set effectiveness," Vitali said. "What I list of programs that I intend to want to do is try and unify the accomplish," Vitali said. "I intend student body and dispose of working with the Dinneen ~.-....__, factionalism." renovation project, as well as See page 14 for Centennial news. "Communication" is the key exploring possible curriculum word to Elias Sarkar's campaign: changes and improvements." communication between the Elaborating on the Dinneen Modern Language P lays student senate and other project, Vitali expressed hope that on-campus organizations, among a student life center will bring the students themselves, and with people closer together and Planned For This Month other colleges as well. establish a more permanent By JERRY COYLE hippie, with unpleasant "What I want to do," Sarkar student relationship with the Once again, the time has come consequences. They are both said, "is to talk with as many college. for Modern Language Department directed by Dr. Coudoyannis, people as possible rather than just John Vitale "Because this is a commuting students to buy huge supplies of nead of the department. make speeches. I want my school," he said, "many people do Saturday, March 24th will mark stage make-up and to be told by platform to be the students' experience in dealing with not see St. Peter's as a very the demonstration of the directing nervous "directors" that interests, not my own." administration organizations. important part of their lives. They "upstaging" is a criminal blunder. skills of Professors Jim Anctil and However, he also stressed the He is also chairman of the St. have friends and jobs away from A French and German play will Karen Klein in the Russian and need for a professionally Peter's College Drug Abuse school, and consequently spend be performed Friday, March 24th French plays, respectively. The organized student senate to Committee and the St. Peter's little time on campus, except for at 8 :00 P.M. in Pope Lecture Hall. Russian play Az i Fert("A" and handle specific problems College delegate on the Hudson studying." The Russian and Spanish plays "F") by P.S. Fyodorov concerns a adequately. As a member of the County Cultural Council. Vitali feels that only by will have their debut the following compulsive match-making father Board of Directors of the N.J. As director of the ticket office creating a viable social night in Dinneen Auditorium, also and his wife; who try desperately Regional ~rug Abuse Agency and in the Dean of Student's environment will students want to at 8:00 P.M. to marry off their daughter. The of the North Hudson Community Complex, Vitali is constantly in become involved. "A possible The French production, La members of the cast are Mike Action Corp, Sarkar said he has touch with student groups and approach to unity," he said, "is Cantatrice Chauve {The Ilald Buryk, Alicja Szydlowska, Steve · obtained much first-hand administration problems. "I think (continued on 4 Soprano) by Eugene Ionesco is an Cellen, Ledis Fanciskovich, Joe anti-play. It demonstrates th,: Repka, and Alexandria alienation and the lack of Wollochuk. communication between man and The second offering will be the Admissions Quota For Women To End woman in the modern world. The Spanish play Los lntereses six players, Rosemary Vidal, Creados (The Bonds of Interest) By MARY THERESE KELLY had SAT verbal scores below 500 "The following year," Nilan Although women still compose James Barrett, Kathleen Spanton, by Jacinto Benavente. It portrays (the average score was 589.) "The observed, "the same quota system less than a third of the student Daniel McMahon, Colleen Flinn, two fugitives, Crispin and first year we went coed existed. Admission standards were population, Admissions Director and Michael Chelik are directed Leandro, who engage in a series of represented a real change in still higher for women than for Robert Nilan said that the official by Professor Robert Miller.· adventures hoodwinking the admission standards. We were men, but social problems started quota system for restricting the Also on that night, two short various inhabitants of a Spanish obviously very selective with to diminish and male insecurity amount of women admitted one-act German plays, Ill· town and acqumng a large women, and, at the same time, began to disappear." By 1968, ended with the entrance of the Schallplattenladen (In the Record amount of debts. The plot of the obviously less with men," admission was based on natural Class of 1971, last year's Store) by Karl Valentin, and Der play revolves around Leandro's commented Nilan. selection, with entrance standards graduating class, Unglaubige und der Troll {"The efforts to marry Silvia, the However, the presence of equal for both men and women. When the college first became Skeptic and the Troll") will be daughter of the wealthiest man in women in such•a distinct minority As of March I, this year, a total coed in 1966, a quota system was presented. The first one-acter is a town. Leandro, however, out of posed many problems. Coeds were of 1416 applications have been instituted to admit I 00 women cabaret sketch concerning a real love for Silvia, confesses the not readily accepted into clubs or received for admission into the and 410 men into the Freshman troublesome customer and the truth. The principle characters of campus social activities, and did Class of '76, with approximately Class. Women applicants had to salesman in the record store. The the cast of 17 are portrayed by not mix readily in 450 of them from women. face higher admission standards second play, an original one Alde Ortega, Alex Putrino, Tom male-dominated classes. Even the Already, close to 800 students than men. Of the 120 women written by sophomore Michael Derise, Joanne Leo, Monica cheerleaders were booed off the have been offered acceptances, finally accepted, 98 ranked in the Bugeja, depicts an "establishment Lamb, Frank Noce and Julia courts at the Jersey City Armory including 91 applied on the Early top I /5 of their class, and only 16 type" who mistakes a troll for a Ambrosio. by unreceptive male students. Decision Plan. Page 2 PAUW WOW March 9, 1972

N ew·smakers ~ Congresswoman Speaks

BUSINESS LUNCHEON ~V. AIDAN C. MC MULLEN, S.J. At Alumni Law Dinner By BETTY BARRETT Rev. Aidan C. McMullen, S.J., The annual Business Luncheon has been appointed academic dean Rep. Edith Green (D-Oregon), Higher Education Facilities Act of for Senior Business Students will of St. Peter's College. who has authored or sponsored 1963, the Higher Education Act be held March 14 at the Casino in Father McMullen has served in most of the higher education of I 965 and 1968, and the the Park. David Chase of the J.C. the post on an acting basis since legislation adapted by Congress Omnibus Post Secondary Lasser accounting firm, the new last June. during the past IO years, received Education Act of 1970. lay trustee at St. Peter's will be He succeeds Reb. Paul A. the honorary degree of doctor or -She also has been a leader in the speaker. His topic will be Becker, S.J., who has been on a laws from St. Peter's College last other fields having introduced the opportunity. leave of absence this year, and Saturday night. Social Security Act Father Yanitelli will give the who has decided not to return to Mrs. Gr_een was the principal Improvements, which include benediction and Carol Mascher the college. speaker at the college's annual Medicare, the Equal Pay for Equal will be the emcee. A member of the college's Alumni Law Dinner on the Jersey Work Amendments of 1970, and At the luncheon, students will History Department since 195 I, City campus. More than I 00 St. the National Health Insurance Act be seated with businessmen whose Father McMullen will retain his Peter's graduates who are in the of 1970. occupations correspond with the faculty status and all the rights law profession will attend. Mrs. Green had served on students' interests. and privileges of a tenured Accompanying Mrs. Green to President's Kennedy's * * • the dinner will be her colleague on PEACOCK PIE member of the department. Commission on the Status of the Hudson Education and Labor Peacock Pie Editors have Father McMullen has been a fostering the centennial's theme Women and the United State's Committee, Rep. Dominick V. announced that the 1972 member of the Society of Jesus "Man's Quest for Meaning". Commission to UNESCO. Daniels, whose district includes centennial edition of the since 1934 and studied at Mrs. Green, who is chairman of Rev. Victor R. Yanitelli, S.J., the college. yearbook will not be delivered Woodstock College and the special subcommittee on president of St. 'Peter's will until late summer and will be Georgetown University where he Congressman Daniels received education, is the author of the present the degree and medallion. the college's Centennial Medallion distributed when school resumes received his bachelors and higher education bill now in Bergen Co1,1nty Attorney James for his work in Congress and for in September. doctorate degrees. Congress and also wrote the Conneen is dinner chairman. The reason for this is to allow He also served as dean of FOR WOMEN ONLY! for a more all inclusive book-to seniors for the last three years. Are you concerned about be out by graduation it would During the mid- l 960's Father marriage, love, family, your College Band have to be in print by McMullen was active in Crossroads future? Well, you are not mid-February and therefore Africa Project and returned to alone. There are many other women who share your exclude many of the years Africa in 1967 and spent a year teaching at Makerere University thoughts and inhibitions. So activities and events. why not get together and To Hold Concert College, Uganda. The editors also said some share our thoughts with each A former moderator of the students never picked up their other. Thei;e is a group being By BARBARA WEGRZYNSKI 1971 books, many of which were Appalachia Project F.ather formed to consider McMullen serves as moderator for already paid for. psychologically the problems The St. Peter's College Band is scholarships this year. the Men's and Women's Glee women face here and here Anyone interested in working planning its sixth annual concert. Since the concert is the only on this years' Peacock Pie in any Clubs. after. We invite all women to • • * for the Major Charles D. Wilkie source of revenue for the capacity is still more than join our meetings Thursday's LINDSAY '72 Scholarship Fund. ' The scholarships, the band is hoping .----_:.-we come to participate-can stop at 3 :00 P.M. starting March Throughout this week, a table 9th in the Counseling Center performance is set for April 21. for the support of the St. Peter's down the office and see one of will be set up in the Hudson in Loyola Hall. If you don't Each year the band presents students to make it a success. the staff members or leave their Room on behalf of the candidacy feel like talking - don't let three partial scholarships of S300 The scholarship was named for name and phone number. The of Mayor John V. Lindsay for that stop you. Come and hear each to deserving band members. May Wilkie, who was advisor to office is located in the basement President. According to freshman what other women have on In light of increasing tuition and the band from 1964 to I 965. of l 04 Glenwood Ave. their mind. For additional Joseph De Monte, Hudson County costs, the band hopes to have the After leaving his post as band information call extension funds available to increase the advisor, Wilkie was sent to Viet • • • Co-chairman of the Lindsay '72 '272 or contact Adrian Braker. MUSIC CELEBRATIONS Committee "information, Nam where he was killed in action in December, I 967. By LARKINS buttons, and bumper stickers will CLASS OF '75 The Mark Minchello Quintet be available to anyone that is organization of the Orientation of Some of the selections for the next year's Freshmen. Several of will stage a jazz concert Monday interested in the upcoming NEWS concert are Lawrence of Arabia, the Senators are presently at l p.m; iri Pope Hall. A Pavan campaign plus names of those By KA THY NORTON Phantom Regiment from Chiller The first class event planned by working on setting up a tutoring poetry reading will be the interested in volunteering for the Theater, and selected songs from system sponsored solely by- the program Wednesday at noon. campaign will be taken." the Freshman officers is a Fiddler on the Roof. A Ukrainian "Freshman vs. the Faculty and Class of '75 for the benefit of dance troop which was a big Similar events are held during As a general service to the Administration" basketball game members of the Class of '76 who success at Jersey City State early the activity hours each week. college community, the Lindsay to be held in mid-April. The game, need extra help with core courses. this year is also scheduled to They are sponsored by the Dean table will help any person which is basically an attempt to Anyone interested in participating perform. of Student's office in connection interested in any other candid,.ite bridge the gap between the three is asked to contact Kathy Norton with the centennial celebration. to contact that candidate's Kathryn Bender is chairlady of segments of the St. 'Peter's as soon as possible. Previous concerts included a campaign office for information. the donation committee. The community as well as to raise Other events tentatively folk music performance by Larry band asks cooperation in funds for the class treasury, is a planned for the near future McGuirck and John Battaglino, attending the concert or by being in concert non-sexist event. All members of include a May Day Celebration (a and one by George Emme and a booster (50 cents) or a patron the Class of '75 (male or female) Gerry Gavin. combined picnic and rock ($1.00). are invited to participate. concert), a dance, and a cake sale. According to Brother Senators Joe DeMonte and Neil Kavanaugh, the class moderator, Granowitz are presently working Appalachia the faculty response to this on trying to contact project has been overwhelmingly representatives of each of the CONCERT enthusiastic. He is hoping for just major Presidential candidates. The A concert and dance for the as enthusiastic a response from two plan a Class of '75 - benefit of the Christian members of the class. After all, sponsored political forum to be Appalachia Project at St. Peter's isn't this the perfect time to held here sometime at the College will be held at 8P.M. Mar. retaliate for a 1.0? Anyone beginning of next semester. 16 in the Marist High School gym, wishing to participate is asked to Hopefully, a representative from Bayonne. leave his name with Paul each candidate for the Presidency Appearing will be folk singer Magarelli, Kathy Davis or any one will attend and attempt to Bert Sommer and two rock of the other ten officers. broaden the political perspective groups, Everyone and Generation. Due to the success of the recent of all the students of St. Peter's. The Appalachia group is Freshman retreat, the pl)SSibility Other ideas to be considered attempting to raise money to of organiting another Freshman include a community project finance its work in Kentucky. weekend trip during the Easter referral service to place interested Each year about 12 students live vacation is being discussed. students in various worthy in Martin County, Ky., Anyone with suggestions and/or programs in and around Jersey conducting remedial programs, Brian X. Dunphey won the child of a St. Peter's alumni to be who wishes to attend is asked to City; a service to mecnbers of our day-care centers, and providing honor of being named centennial born in the centennial year. leave his name in the Class of '75 class who wish to sell their used dental and health care. baby. B'rian, the son of Helen and • * • box in the Student Senate office. books to incoming Freshmen who The students also have returned Dr. George Dunphey, a member Brian was born at 2 a.m., New Another idea, discussed at the need them; and other fund-raising to the area during semester of the class of 1956, Evening Year's Day. He won a savings last class meeting was the activities to increase the class holidays and send food, clothes Division. bond and a dozen diapers bearing possibility of Freshmen taking a treasury significantly enough to and toys to needy families in the The contest winner was the first the school seal. much greater part in the finance various class social events. area throughout tr'! year. March 9, 1972 PAUW WOW Page 3 Editorials Clialle nge!

The fact that the Student Senate is devoid of effective leadersliip and lacking in student support is common knowledge. But then, one cannot expect the student to endorse what in actuality is the pawn of the administration. The Senate's basic dilemma is twofold. Structurally they have no \ decision making vote which makes their capacity as an advisory body impotent. The Senate has not called meetings on a regular basis. The meetings called were very impromptu and the way they were conducted were anything but an exercise in government. The problems of the Senate are ( multi-faceted, yet, future change within it is possible and will come to fruition if the members which comprise this body recognize the responsibilities they have to the people who have elected them. It is obvious that being elected to the Senate carries with it a great deal of prestiege, however, there should be no room within the Senate for people who seek an inflated ego or references for grad school or a career. These, it should be remembered, are mere fringe benefits. What the Senate demands is work, hard work and the perseverence to improve St. Peter's in every area. This presents a challenge to everyone who hopes to become a member of the Senate. It also means that difficult choices will have to be made, and people wiil have to begin the practice of speaking what they believe, and not what they think different factions would like to hear. If Student Senators are not willing to accept this challenge, and the consequences of their actions then there is no place or justification for the existence of the Student Senate on our campus. The Pauw Wow hopes that each candidate for Senate office does Letters To The Editor some deep soul searching in order that he or she be aware of its I responsibilities and the challenge it presents. There is no other student governmentI is or should alternative. If candidates seek office only for its prestigious facade then LETTER TO THE EDITOR be. Obviously things could always authentic Student Government at St. Peter's is dead, if it hasn't died Th~ library by its purpose is to make our class more be better and no member of the already. designed as an information center; productive. Senate past or p~esent will deny it is a place where books are Joseph F. De Monte this, but must there always be a found, and a place where people Class of 1975 major campus uprising as in May Urban Ecology may study those books. '69 to make a student government Saint Peter's library with its • • Dr. Paul Jordan was electeed on a pledge to change the image of successful '1 225,000 volumes fulfills only half Jersey City. Although it is doubtful, perhaps he hasn't had enough time The tokenism of the Senate its purpose. The books are there AUTOPSY to effect concrete political changes, but he has no excuse for not which was spoken of ended rather (although this may be subject to By improving the physical condition of the city. Journal Square, the heart than began in May '69, in my debate). There are desks, tables, MARK ROWAN of our fair town, is a cesspool seething with rubbish and presents an opinion. That spring, possibly for chairs--furniture to use when you the first time there was a certain image of decay to all visitors. Dr. Jordan is not keeping his promises. Viet Nam War winds down want to study. But how can you amount of unity among the As Mayor, one of his primary responsibilities is insuring a decent (so they say) study when a vacuum is going students at S.P.C. In my two environment for his constituents. If more employees are needed to as napalm stains full-blast on any of the floors you remaining years at S.P.C. beautify the city, hire them! If <1rdinances are needed, enact them! Children's faces choose? The maintenance men use following the strike, the student Don't budget our beauty! He promised to change the image of our city. U.S. eagle steep dive the industrial vacuums as early as body witnessed what I believe to Dr. Jordan, let's see a change·. torn wings flutter 8:30 p.m.' During this time be an upsurge in activity by the broken beak sound of fife students are still in the library Senate. The Senate was no longer eyes strained in attack which does not close until 11 :00 a social activity but began to as defeated army returns p.m~ Thus it can be inferred that become, what it always should America's Waterloo the work of the maintenance men have been, a representative of Johnny came home yesterday is allowed to dominate the students. he wept alot purpose of the library. It seems as though, every year flung his medals Interference of this nature should students complain about . the on the capital steps not be permitted, even as a inactivity or poor performance of 104 GLENWOOD AVE. 432-9449 (so they say) courtesy to students. the Senate. However, it is these EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Pearl Harbor resounded ;n After seven personal appeals to same students who are very rarely Bernie Varacalli father's eyes Mr. Riccio, who assured me each heard from otherwise. Last spring mom cashed in her time that this problem would be the Senate sponsored a Leadership ASSIST ANT EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITORS bonds today alleviated, I feel it is necessary to Conference that was. open to the Roman Czajkowsky Angelo Caprio and the war (they say) make public my objection against entire student body.--but where Tom Hall tnis situation in the hope that Mr. winds down BUSINESS STAFF were .the majority of the student Riccio, the Director of College body?-perhaps home thinking of MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Owen Daly LETTER TO THE EDITOR Services, might be shamed into ways to knock the Senate because Matt Donohue Since graduation in May I have Maureen Hughes Bob Gironda taking act ion. attendance at the conference was CAROL MASCHER had very little contact with St. Peter's. However. I did see a copy disgracefully low. • Perhaps, rather than tearing the NEWS ARTS FEATURES of the February 1, 1972 "Pauw Dear Editor: Senate apart many students would Bob Larkins Bob Nihen Kathy Norton Wow" which contained a series of I would like to take this do better to band together and SPORTS CENTENNIAL comments concerning the Student PHOTOGRAPHY opportunity to thank the people elect representatives that would Fred Kerber John Hughes Senate past and present. Tom Doerr that showed interest ir. the As a member of the 1970-71 implement the "school Saving" STAFF Freshman class by voting in the Senate I was not at all surprised to ideas they invariably formulate. Martha Larkins, Mary Kelly, Bob Macisaac, Jack Bogdanski. Betty Barrett, election Friday, February 4. read the content of the majority I honestly feel, that despite the Barbara Bennett, Pat Bennett, Justine Dellela, Bob O'Hare, Sharon Pastore, Diane occassional inner turmoil arises, Wasko, Barbara Wegrzynski, Pete Podbielski, Paul Magarelli, D~an Hadiks, Bill 1972. My special thanks to those of. interviews. It seems as though llinrein!lofer, Sharon Goodhart, Stan Fryczynski, Diane DePalma, Maryanne individuals who voted for me. things never change at S.P.C. the Student Senate can be an Stierman, Henrietta ·Fuardo, Jim Connell, Mark Rowan, Eileen McGee, Shiela I would also like to One student said that effective effective instrument of student O'Connell, Steve Rosenblum, Gerry Coyle, Joe Colford, Adam Orlowski, Gully, congratulate Paui. Kathy, Mary, student government ended after voice. I feel that past Senates have . Randolph T., Claire Daly Mary Pesta, Nancy D'Elia, Edmond Saskel, Maureen Regina, and the new senators on the strike in Spring 1969, another been this and there is no reason, Brennan, Linda Vogel, Joyce Huber their victories. and ask that those stated that possibly student save complete student apathy, The ·Pauw Wow is a bi-monthly student publication of St. Peter's College. who did not win continue their government never really did exist. why future Senates cannot be Signed articles reflect the opinions of the authors. Editorials express the views of interest in our class and college. Statements such as these are very also. the editorial board and do not represent the opinion of the college-community, In closing, I hope that I can interesting because they seem to Sincerely, unless otherwise noted. work with the other new officers ccmvey an incorrect idea of what John Murray '71 Page 4 PAUWWOW March 9, 1972 ''Disband The Senate!'' Dear Editor Having just read the Pauw students just don't give a shit. Senate for scholarships for needy Wow's "Special Report" Student And why should they. They can't students or something of a similar Government, I would like to offer change anything. The school takes nature. Students, get rid of this my comments on the subject. I their money and does as they worthless group by not voting. think it is a total farce, with no please. Why give someone else status and benefits for the student at all. It all comes down to this: the a sense of achievement of being Each .year the gullible student is Student Senate is a status group elected to the S.S, Why shouldn't lead to believe he is going to that is elected by a minority. It is you put "S.S. Representative" on change St. Peter's in some way by true that being a Student Council your transcript, just because voting for so and so. He's not Rep or some shit looks good on a someone else has more friends going to change one damn thing. transcript. After realizing the than you do, enough to get The school is run by the worthlessness of the S.C., the elected to a highbrow, worthless Administration and that's that. elected Senator will either quit or organization? Believe me, the There's nothing the students can stick around to reap the benefits Administration WILL NOT GIVE do about it. A strike might be the of being a member of the S. IN! It's hopeless. Give up the answer, but the apathy of so Senate (meeting the right people, fight. Use the money for a many students would make this gaining status). It's too late to worthwhile cause. It's our money, possibility unfeasable. I don't warn the freshmen now, but I isn't it? And it's our school. Make 'know what t!le situation was at ·urge all my fellow students to St. Peter's a better place to come St.-Peter's before I came here but boycott all Student Senate to, DISBAND THE STUDENT in the twenty months I've known elections in a rriove to disband the SENATE! the school, it's quite plain to me Student Senate, the "clique", who Philip Szymanski who runs the place. As I do nothing for the students or for Class of '74 previously stated, the student the betterment of St. Peter's. Use P.S. I hope no individual is apathy is disgusting. So many the money given to the Student offended by this letter. No harm was intended to anyone. It is just Senate Race one student's opinion, long withheld, about a problem of our Tickets Available At (continued from ·1 campus. Consider upon reading it, the haste and emotion put into its organizing people to clean up the away. No other college will composition. Months from now, I cafeterias. · Because of their respect or support us if we do not may regret some of the things I ST. Peter's College condition, many people refuse to seek communication with them said, I may grow more intense, come there, and unfortunately. it by sending out letters and/or but now, this is how I, as an 8 -is one of the few places where student representatives to local individual feel. students can go." campuses." (i)T!C~Effll]N Dinneen Renovation In keeping with his theme of Sarkar cited as one of the major student involvement, Vitali also problems of the student senate (continued from ) Cultural Affairs added. "In my campaign, I want the inability of student to talk to as many people as organizations to deal effectively In the face of this la.ck of greaL Ticket Office possible and get them to vote, with the administration. "What student interest and the regardless of who they vote for. we must do," he said, "is to earn opposition that the reconversion Room 128 Dinneen Hall Unless people show interest in the the administration's respect. If plan is likely to face, an elections, they will not bother they see us doing something alternative plan has emerged from with the senate afterwards." constructive, they will be more a few members of the two For Information Coll The first goal, for Sarkar, is to willing to cooperate." committees. The alternative plan make the senate an active force in As a suggestion toward working would favor renovation of part the college. "After the '69 strike, for this goal, Sarkar has oDinneen Hall on trial, and then 333-4127 333-3939 students got repre3entation on 36 considered starting a student an analysis of the results before a of the 42 Administrative-Faculty scholarship fund whereby student total renovation begins. A trial Committees," Sarkar said. contributions would be used to would allay the fears of those who "However, reports from the obtain scholarships for people think that St. Peter's, with the students representatives are rarely who could not attend college building of the center, would be made. I intend to appoint people because of financial reasons. devoting much needed space to a to these committees who will "Ifat least one project like this worthless'project. avan make complete reports and could get fully worked out while I Miss Chryst addressed herself to intelligent judgements." were in office, I would be happy," these fears when she promised Another approach is an he said. "One can't expect to that any renovation will occur Deadline "ambassadorship" system with accomplish everything, but at only after "very careful other colleges. "It's really tragk," least by starting some viable consideration" on part of the Sarkar said, "that our student student programs, it will set a members of the committee, the senate does not even precedent for future student administration, and most communicate with Jersey City senates." especially the Board of Trustees, State, which is only ten blocks who will exercise ultimate approval. YWD April 29 --=--;y¥P- Walk ~ For Development

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Pauw Wow ACAZINE SECTION Features Cafeteria Situation ? Student Center: SOLUTI •

PINOCHLE AS A SUBCULTURE DINNEEN RENOVATION OR LIFE IN THE HUDSON ROOM By CA THY FORRESTER By JIMMY CONNELL While the existing facilities for student ac11vities at "Every social culture is at once a material way of the college are inadequate. those concerned with life and a social order." - ReligiQn and Culture - alleviatmg these conditions must reconcile their plans Christopher Dawson with the inherent limitations of space. Conscious of lt is regrettable that the late Christopher Dawson, a this, two student committees, one composed of gentle Christian soul of the utmost erudition, never in members of the Student Senate and the other his various studies and readings encountered that appointed by Miss Chryst. Dean of Students and phenomenon known as the Hudson Room. Were he composed of members of both the day and night alive today to observe the activity therein, it is hard school, are currently trying to search out studen_t, to believe that his reaction would have been less than faculty and administrators' opinions on a proposed cardiac arrest. remodeling of Dinneen Hall to a student center. There in the veritable navel of a Catholic With a complete tabulation of the results of the intellectual community, are gathered the purported student poll distributed in both the Pauw Wow and in leaders of tomorrow, the mental elite of our society. the Lamp almost completed, a combined report from Yet, the students in the Hudson Room dedicate both committees will soon be available for submission themselves to inane conversation, social isolation, to Mr. Mertz, Vice President for Finance and general pessimism - in short, an attempt to reach a Development. He will examine the report and then state of complete mental oblivion. Amidst the present one of his .own with his recommendations to incessant pinochle games, trash-strewn tables, and the Board of Trustees for approval. demonstrates the attitude of the average S.P.C'. visceral rock music, many of the students of St. Dinneen Student Center, as envisioned by most of student. Physical enovation of the facilities won't Peter's spend their hours between and - more tragic the committee members, would include an improved help. You won't improve the culture until you and fascinating - even during their classes. auditorium. and a remodeled lounge. Space on the improve the outlook of the students." According to Jimmy McCarthy, of the class of second floor would probably be reserved for student Most of the students, however. feel that plant 1974, "The apathy and narrowmindedness of Hudson activities, and conference, game, music and rehearsal improvement and the provision of alternatives would County festers in the Hudson Room. People don't rooms for general student use. communicate, don't break the artifically imposed at least partially ameliorate the situation. Freshman "'f w John Vitale, a member of both committees, thinks barriers of their cliques." He went on to say that one Pat McGuirk and Cathy Longo,. a sophomore, both the project would be "really beneficial to St. Peter's." of the most readily observable facts of the Hudson find the physical conditions oppressive and terrible. John's enthusiasm for the project seemed typical of Room is the parochial factionalism that exists. lt is and contributing heavily to the feeling of apathy. • the other committee members interviewed, most of possible to draw up a diagram of the Hudson Room, lt was with this in mind that a committee of whom agreed that it would decrease student apathy. locating each sorority, ethnic group, high school gang, students, faculty and administrators recently formed Miss Chryst, who favors the proposed renovation, and canasta clique in its particular location. This to examine the possibility of converting Dinneen Hall pointed out the inadequacy of the Hudson Room as a absolute stagnation and de facto ostracism of into a Student Center. Dean Ed Reuter spoke of this student meeting place and the cold atmosphere of as a positive idea, after offering his own unique plan "outsiders" is one of the greatest obstacles to having McIntyre Lounge. a united and well-informed student b·ody. Cliques are for the conversion of the Hudson Room. "We should The most obvious obstacle to this plan is reduced transform the Hudson Room into the, Last Great fine if you are fortunate enough to come from St. schedule flexibility. For day students, more classes Dorninics, la Prep, etc., or easily fit into one of the Western Saloon. Swinging doors should be put up and would probably have to be scheduled at the other blocs. If you don't it's pariah time. black and white hats should be distributed along with unpopular hours of 9 and 4 o'clock. The general students reaction to the Hudson Room six shooters. However, the Administration should fix The attempt to clarify student opinion on the is extremely negative, varying only in degree of the house odds on card games. Seriously, the matter was disappointing. Only 370 of the 2, I 00 day facetiousness. These latter range from Mark Tronco conversion of Dinneen is not the complete solution, students bothered to reply to the questionaire but it would be an attempt to foster better who said, "Tragically destroyed by acid, there sit mentioned before. The Lamp reports even fewer communication, to encourage participation in student dormant in the Hudson Room some of the most responses. activities, and to provide some badly needed facilities. creative minds of the college community"; to Guy Sophomore Sam Polino, who was in charge of the Gregory, who suggested that a new department of I am convinced that the success of the video tapes, day student poll, strongly emphasized the validity of Hanging-Out be created to provide the Hudson Room Music at Noon, etc., shows that the students will opt the day school sampling. He explained that the results habitues with various courses. These could include for an alternative. The Hudson Room is stulifying. received were sufficient in number and diversity, to There isn't even worthwhile conversation there, just Intro to Sado-Masochism With A Fraternity, Basic be censidered a statistically valid random sampling. Dope, Advanced inochle and Intermediate Initial clique re-inforcement. Th~re should be something for The preliminary results of the poll tend to be Games. the students besides the wasteland of the Hudson confusing because, .while 85% of those replying Student opinion about the cafeteria can be divided Room." favored renovation, only ½ of those who reported into two main camps. The first school of thought is It seems certain that no one will mourn the demise affirmatively were willing to accept a more rigid that the wretched ambience of the Hudson Room is of the cafeteria culture, if such a thing exists. As Joel schedule. the fault of the students themselves. The other body Lafrano pointed out, "When you speak of a culture, The sketchy returns from the night school might of opinion holds the physical factors,and lack of you are attributing a certain element, attitude, etc., partially have been due to the fact that the polls were that is held in common. The only element that is .u.ternatives guilty. distributed during the night students' winter, shared by the cafe culture is a seveJe case of Sophomore Mike Caulfield suggests that the trimester finals. However, as Miss Chryst pointed out, indigestion." hamburgers no longer be cooked. He feels that raw the incoming returns are not likely to be very· The problem is that while everyone is assailing the meat would be sufficient for the people of the encouraging, because evening students will probably cafeteria culture, not many seem willing to help inter Hudson Room. Fred Kerber, also a sophomore, gives not get too much use out of the facilities, and will it. A recent poll concerning the renovation of some intellectual substance to Mike's feelings wher. suffer the most incovenience from changes in Dinneen into a Student Center was met with only he says that the noisome physical conditions and scheduling. Sam Polino added that currently the night slightly less than the usual amount of indifference. raucous atmosphere are perfectly in keeping with the school uses 55 clas~rooms, most of which are in Some people have expressed .direct opposition students themselves. Says Fred, "The cafeteria has a Dinneen or McDermott. lot of class, all of it low. The Hudson Room (continued 011 16 (continued on 4) Page 6 PAUW WOW March 9, 1972 e ent as er

PART ONE ingratiating on the surtace but By JERRY FARBER hostile and resistent underneath. Professor of English at UCLA As do black slaves, students edited by TOM HALL vary in their awareness of what's Reprinted from: This Magazine is going on. Some recognize their About Schools, 1968 own put-on for what it is and even Students are niggers. When you let their rebellion break through get that straight, our schools begin to the surface now and then. to make sense. It's more Others--including most of the important, though, to understand "good" students--have been more why they're niggers. If we follow deeply brainwashed. They that question seriously enough, it swallow the bullshit with greedy will lead us past the zone of mouths. They honest-to-God academic bullshit, where believe in grades, busy work, in dedicated teachers pass their General Education requirements. knowledge on to a new They're pathetically eager to be generation, and into the pushed around. They're like those 'nitty-gritty of human needs and old grey-headed house niggers you hang-ups. And from there we can can still find in the South who go on to consider whether it don't see what all the fuss is about might ever be possible for becau~e Mr. Charlie "treats us real students to come up from slavery. Good." First let's see what's happening College entrance requirements now. Let's look at the role tend to favor the Toms and screen students play 111 what we like to out the rebels. Not entirely, of call education. course. Some students at Cal State Students at Cal State are L.A. are expert con artists who politically disenfrarn.:h1sed. They know perfectly well what's are in an academic Lowndes happening. The} want the degree County. Most ot them can vote in Classroom as seen by Jerry Farber. or the 2-S and spend their years national elections their average what he wants to hear or he'll fail mostly of high school teachers. her. Back in kindergarten, you on the old plantation alternately age is about 26 but they have your ass out of the course. Even .more discouraging than found out that teachers only love laughing and cursing as they play no voice in the decisions which When a teacher says "jump", this Auschwitl approach to children who stand in nice straight the game. If their egos are strong effect their academic lives. The students jump. I know of one education is the fact that the lines. And that's where it's been at enough, they cheat a lot. And, of students are, it is true, allowed to professor who refused to take up students take it. They haven't ever since. Nothing changes course, even the Toms are angry have a toy government run for the class time for exams and required gone through twelve years of except to get worse. School down deep somewhere. But it most part by Uncle Toms and students to show up for tests at public school for nothing. They've becomes more and more comes out in passive rather than concerned principally with trivia. 6:30 111 the morning. And they learned one thing and perhaps obviously a prison. Last year I active aggression. They're The faculty and administrators did, by God! Another, at exam only one thing during those spoke to a student assembly at unexplainably thick-witted and decide what cources will be time, provides answer cards to be twelve years. They've forgotten Manual Arts High School and then subject to frequent spells of offered; the . students get to filled out - each one enclosed in a their algebra. They're hopelessly couldn't get out of the school. I laziness. They misread simple choose their own Homecoming· paper bag with a hole cut in the vague about chemistry and mean there was No Way Out. questions. They_spend their nights Queen. Occasionally when student top to ~ee through. Students stick physics. They've grown to fear Locked doors. High fences. One mechanically outlining history leaders get uppity and rebellious, their writing hands in the bags and ·resent literature. They write of the inmates was trying to make c hapters while meticulously they're either ignored, put off while taking the test. Tl'\e teacher like they've been lobotomized. it over a fence when he saw me failing to comprehend a word or' with trivial concessions, or isn't a provo; I wish he were. He But, Jesus, can they follow coming and froze in panic. For a what's in front of them. maneuvered expertly out of does it to prevent cheating. orders! Freshmen come up to me moment I expected sirens, a rattle Fresh Pimples position. Another colleague. once caught a with an essay ask if I want it of bullets, and him clawing the The saddest cases among both A student at Cal State is student reading during one of his folded, and whether their name fence. black slaves and student slaves are expected to know his place. He lectures and threw her book should be in the upper right hand No Spades in Pointy Shoes the ones who have so thoughly calls a faculty member "sir" or against the wall. Still another corner. And I want to cry and kiss Then there's the infamous introjected their master's values "Doctor" or "Professl,1" and he 'lectures his students into a stupor them and caress their poor "code of dress". In some high that their anger is all turned smiles and shuffles some as he and then screams at them in a rage tortured heads. schools, if your skirt looks too inward. At Cal State these are the stands outside the professor's when they fall asleep. Two Truths short, you have to kneel before kids for whom every low grade is office waiting for permission to Just last week during the first Students don't ask that orders the principal. Boys in high school torture, who stammer and shake enter. The faculty tell him what meeting of a class, one girl got up make sense. They give up can't be too sloppy and they can't when they speak to a professor, courses to take (in my to leave after about ten minutes expecting things to make sense even be too sharp. You'd think who go through an emotional .department, English, even had gone by. The teacher rushed long before they leave elementary the school board would be crisis every time they're called electives have to be approved by a over, grabbed her by the arm, school. Things are true because delighted to see all the spades upon during class. You can faculty member): they tell him saying "this class is NOT the teacher says they're true. At a trooping to school in pointy recognize them easily at finals what to read, what to write, and, dismissed!" and led her back to very early age we all learn to shoes, suits, ties and stringy brims. time. Their faces are festooned frequently, where to set the her seat. On the same day another accept "two truths", as did Uh-uh. They're too visible. with fresh pimples: their bowels margins on his typewriter. They teacher began by informing his' certain medieval Churchmen. What school amounts to, then, 'boil audibly across the room. If tell him what's true and what class that he does not like beards, Outside of class, things are true to for white and black kids alike, is a there really is a Last Judgment, isn't. Some teachers insist that mustaches, long hair on boys or your tongue, your fingers, your 12-year course is how to be slaves. then the parents and teachers who they encourage dissent but they're capri pants on girls and will not heart. Inside class, things are true What else could explain what I see created these wrecks are going to almost always jiving and every tolerate any of that in his class. by reason of authority. in a freshman class? They've got burn in hell. studeut knows it. Tell the man The class, incidently, consisted The important thing is to please that slave mentality: obliging and ( to be co11ti11ued) Class 01·'7 4 March 16th Semi Formal Tavern On The Green For details see the table in the front of the cafe March 9, 1972 PAUW WOW Page 7 YOUR VIEW IIey Big Spender More Junk Mail By JACK BOGDANSKI One of the joys of Containing only seven (suitable for pinochle score homecoming on a February misspellings, including "Dineen 'sheets or the "initials game")_ night is, for many, a survey of Hall," "eligable," and "catagory ," are mailed; 2000 students times the day's mail. Amidst the usual and a half-dozen grammatical 24 cents comes to something in collection of magazines, bills, blunders, this communique did its the order of $480.00. That's and greetings is that variety of typical best to make the ground $640.00 for junk mail. ·'IT'S meaningless but heartwarming rules for the upcoming elections TIME FOR A CHANGE." "A correspondence, ~hich we in games as clear as Jersey City BETTER IDEA." "MORE America affectionately term drinking water. Reviving such PARKING SPACES." Damned "junk mail." One day, Reader's mesmerizing cliches as "filed silly. Digest informs us that, yes, we properly" andl "appropriate * • * may have indeed already won a actions," the report opened at And what about the endless miniature mint, and a Firebird. least as many loopholes as it set manhours required to get this The next, H. & R. Block out to close. stuff to our homes? Who's footing the bill? reports that our huge fortune Not, of course, that this is so It's time that some deserves their executive tax surprising. One cant\ot nowadays Interview With Head Of clear-headed individual ran for service. On a good day, one expect college seniors to spell, · might receive , these coveted nonsense-posts . on absolutely free, write, or reason properly. Nor Afro-American Studies a ticket of abolition of the an unsolicited miraculous medal. should it be assumed that the Senate and its passion for By EILEEN McGEE The latest in my seemingly report of this or any committee In a recent Pauw Wow trifles. Maybe then can we students to take courses in endless string of mailbox-clutters will change the character of interview,-Reverend William Gray, . spend our hundreds of dollars Afro-American Studies, especially w a s a state I y Io o k i 11 g student government at this newly appointed acting director those entering such fields as social correspondence from, of all on the greatest tool student institution from its perennial of St. Peter's Afro-American voice ever had: a voting work, teach i 11 g , Pub Ii c people, the Student Senate of amateurish. anti-climatic, puerile Studies Program, expressed his admini&-tration, and business. In Saint Peter's College. Received machine. Total referendum. An state. views on the purpose, direction, these fields, you come into only one month after it was end to junkmailism. past achievements and potential contact with the black." dated, this "Report of the What worries me is, quite Before we start spending achievements of the program. P.W.: "In your opinion, which Elections Committee" provided frankly, the money spent on money for a campus center to This native Philadelphia·n, ;nd direction is the program taking? hours of st_imulation and such folly. 2000 students times relieve our "boredom" and former faculty member at Will it eventually offer a major in amusement. For it was, in its own 8 cents postage equals $160.00. "time-wasting," let's stop Montclair State, Jersey City State, Afro-American Studies, or will the special way, a classic. And when campaign resumes throwing our cash away. and Rutgers State colleges, first ~~~~::~ i:ra~r:~t s~~~~!:e a:: .... came to St. Peter's in 1960 as an I:___.....;. _____H ___E ___ R___ O ___ I__ N______adjunct professor in the history introduced as part of various _ department. Since then, Gray has other departments?" taught "Black Cultural Gray: "There are various Nationalism" and "Impact of philosophies on this. As yet, we when the use of heroin is great strength of mind and deep have not made a committment as Religion on the Black By FR. ST. GEORGE discontinued, motivation are required to offset Community", in an adjunct to which direction the program Heroin is a chemical Many users contract hepatitis the dependence producing _ capacity. will take. We are now derivative of morphine, the main and other diseases associated characteristics of the drug. Many Below, we have printed the coordinating courses with the narcotic constituent of opium. with the use of unsterile who use heroin are emotionally exact text of his reflections on various departments. At present It is taken because it produces hypodermic needles. An disturbed, and use it precisely what the program is and what he time, we are an interdisciplinary euphoria, giving the user a sense overdose , can lead to respiratory because of a need to reduce projects it to be in the future: program. 'I do not forsee of well-being, and because it, depression and death by anxieties, · which they are Pauw Wow: "What do you see as Afro-American Studies becoming likewise, suppresses fear and respiratory arrest, ·but it is incapable of handling by the accomplishments of the a major in the near future. What anxiety, whatever the source. perhaps most of all the themselves. They are the people Afro-Al_llerican Studies since the we intend to do is to provide, The actual mechanism of action combination of dependence arrd who are least likely to have program's initiation, two and a within existing departments, of the drug in the body is tolerance which make the drug great strength of mind and deep half years ago?" courses which reflect the unique disputed, and considerable time so frightening. Once dependence motivation. Moreover, the Gray: "I cannot analyze or assess Afro-American experience, and its and effort are currently being is well established, there seems addiction to heroin can result in its accomplishments since I have contributions to the wider expended in its investigation. [o be little hope for a "cure". an anxiety which is relieved best only been associated on a American experience." ' It is clear that the following It is reported that some b·y the use of heroin. "What further courses do full-time basis with the program P.W;: effects are attendant on heroin patients who have been off The situation of an addict is, you hope to introduce as part of since my appointment as acting addiction: dependence, tolerance, heroin for forty years will try in fact not entirely hopeless, director on Jan. · 1st. I can only the Afro-American Studies and the withdrawal syndrome. to obtain morphine in a hospital and despair is by no means a Program?" explain the program as it now Dependence is the need for an situation. Centers with claims of logical necessity for him_. It exists, and tell you what we hope Gray: "At this time, we have no individual to continue the use of a high percentage of cures should be clear, however, that to achieve. definitive list of courses for the the drug either for physical normally claim cures only for the use of heroin is not a The Afro-American studies coming fall semester. However, we reasons (to prevent the onset of a those who finish the course, solution to problems, whether Program now consists of five hope to eventually offer electives withdrawal syndrome) or which may be four or five years they come from psychological courses: 'Black History, 1863 to in many of the existing psychological reasons. Tolerance in duration. One such center -or social sources. Until the the Present', 'Black Cultural departments, such as Sociology, describes the need for larger and had only slightly above one psychological and physical Nationalism', 'The Impact of History, English, Education, larger doses to produce the same percent finish the course, and aspects of narcotic addiction are Religion on the Black Economics, and Political effect that small doses produced not all of the graduates were throughly known, it would seem Science." · Community', 'The Urban Culture' originally. The withdrawal cured at that. better to avoid heroin. Even and a course in Swahili. P.W.: "In your role as acting syndrome is the physical effect The problem may be that more so when they are _known. "Our enrollment now stands at director, how do ·you view the over 80 students, which is a Afro-American Studies Program as substantial increase over last a discipline within the existing semester; the program has tripled disciplines of this academic CARMINE'S its enrollment since the fall.'' community. OCWA 3'!e' P.W;: "Of the total enrollment, _,.t It's primary task is education. ''Pfte llM 35·, what percentage of the students It is our hope that we will be able t.tvMWlMs-r 35c are white as opposed to black?" to bring to Saint Peter's 'tHOPNO HAM 3$• Gray: "At this time, 35 - 40% of community additional black "T Avt.Olt N- 40c . the students are white. I feel it is faculty in an adjunct, or perhaps "t'Ullft\ Ut.AO 45'• important to emphasize that the full time capacity. At present, to 1"ff5S C Hf F.S f 35' program is for all students; my knowledge, I am the only regardless of their race or major." full-time black member of the P.W :: "Do you feel that coui'ses teaching faculty at the college. offered in this program are as However, the essential purpose of equally vital to white st-udents as' our program is the education of to black students?" the community in regard to the Gray: "I think it is more, or at contributions of the black in our least equally, important for white society." Page 8 PAUW WOW March 9, 1972 AFTERMATH:

By OWEN DALY

-Day AtMeadowview What does the Centennial Year mean to you and do you plan to participate in the Centennial activities?

By KATHY NORTON Sophomore Keith Yon Glahn organizing of people." The Brightstone Volunteers, focuses on another aspect of the John also speculates that George Theiller - '72 Accounting an organization concerned with day when he slates that "By "perhaps a number of people The Centennial Year means difficult scheduling of reforms in our state mental having young people come in shouldn't be involved with events not only for my class but for other classes. institutions, has managed to and do the work. the project painting at all. Perhaps it would Generally. I feel the Centennial is trying too much to achieve a foothold in the St. makes patients know that be more effective if all these involve other aspects of the community and not Peter's College community. A somebody cares about them." kids got involved with enough emphasis is being put on what the Centennial group of thirty to forty St. Bob Ricciardi, a senior, Meadowview on a political level. can do for the students. Peter's students joined the further emphasizes this and adds The things that are wrong with Whatever events that are open to the students and Brightstones in their recent that there is dual benefit to this the hospital have their source. that I can fit in my schedule, I will partake in. In its expedition to paint Meadowview type of thing. "It helps after all. in the politics of present form I feel the Centennial is not a true Hospital in Secaucus. everybody all around--bot.h the Hudson County." celebration but a year round money making event. Along with approximately people who paint and the Keith Yon Glahn agrees 400 other young people from patients. I think the patients partially with Marosy's high schools and colleges in and enjoyed the day. It was statement but thinks the around the county, they painted probably the best day they've project, as it is. "has great John Morris - '72 Accounting three wards, one Jong corridor had in a long time. At least this potential which can only be The Centennial Year means nothing to me. There and about twenty smaller rooms was true of most of those with realized through better are more activities than in prior years. The only in bright hues of pink, yellow whom I came in contact." organization. Instead of having ac;,tivity I plan to participate in is graduation. and champagne. Ricciardi's sympathetic 400 kids on one particular When questioned about their attitude towards the project can Sunday, they should t,y having reactions to the day, the be attributed in part to the I 00 kids on four successive majority of people were fantastic impression of Sundays." enthusiastic. As freshman Gary Meadowview's inmates that he In a pessimistic vein, one Robert Toegel - '72 Biology Colletti puts it, "I think when came away with. He describes must agree with senior Steve Centennial year means a big show for the it comes to Meadowview or any them as "the most generous and Pilewicz when he declares, "An administration, Board of Trustees and parents. If the project concerned with achieving warmest people. as a group, that experience such as this one we students can get an activity to run themselves I will good, the smallest amount of I've met in a long time.'' had at Meadowview is good for participate. The college is supposed to be for the time put in is well worth the Not all of the reactio11 people's consciousness. It students too. effort it takes to put it." regarding the scope and purpose increases their overall awareness He goes on to say "I was of the project was favorable. of an existing social problem. affected most, I guess, by the Senior John Marosy made the It's too bad, though. that vastness of the place point that manpower involved relatively few will probably act (Meadowview) and the amount could possibly have been put to on this consciousness.'' Joe Di Verdi - '75 Chemistry of work it's going to take to much better use. "The Anyone wishing to obtain There are more things to do this year; outside of improve conditions there organization of this particular more information on the group this. Centennial Year means nothing. significantly.'' day was bad. Because of the or desiring to donate either time I plan to attend all the functions that I can "It was a good experience great number of people who or funds is asked to contact Fr possibly schedule. because it causes one to realize showed up to help. there was l::.dward Heavey in the Dean of that every individual can affect much confusion. A lot of time Students Office, or Kathy change, and it gives one the and energy was wasted due to Norton here at the Pauw Wow. impetus to try and alter an inade4uate amount of or at the Young World

Bob Horowitz - '74 M.M. Centennial Year means absolutely nothing to the S;ENIOif;'SPOT LiGHT students because none of the activities have any meaning to the student. I would like to work on a arts. To this end, he has spent BILL ROE plug in Dinneen's lighting music and arts fair. If the centennial activities meant his years at St. Peter's as one of When you talk about service system. something to the student I would attend. to the college community, you During the past /ear he has the mainstays of the Argus Eyes must take into consideration operated or designed the lights organization. In positions people who specialize in a for Indians, Enter laughing. and ranging from Lighting Director particular aspect of college life. An Echo of Wings. Presently, he to Vice President of the Bill Roe is one such person. is in the midst of light design organization. he has consistently The Argus Eyes Dramatic for the Argus Eyes major strived to bring to the college Monica D' Aries - '75 Undecided Society has been Bill's Centennial product ion of Death community a bit of the arts. I thin)< if everyone would get involved, it could be extra-curricular life since he was of a Salesman. While most seniors are trying a very profitable experience for students and faculty a freshman in 1968. His first Although this is his last to ease away from their alike. Without involvement, no school activities could Argus Eyes venture came about semester here at S.P.C .. he is activities. Danny increases the be meaningful. almost immediately after he not leaving the Argus Eyes scope of his. Earlier this I plan to participate in as many lectures as I can entered St. Peter's. He totally devoid of his talents. He semester he was involved in a even though I may have to sacrifice more classes. Stage-managed the Eyes has been training freshman Mike total of four productions at productionof light Up the Sky. Giantini in the art of lighting a school: "Women in Literature''. Stage-managing is a rough job set for close to a year now. Bill "The Slave". (which he not usually reserved for green has every confidence that Mike directed). "The Fantast iks". and "Death of a Salesman". In freshmen; but Bill took it on. will be as good as he is-and Dennis Triano - '72 History and his dramatic career began. that's good enough for the addition he also found time to Centennial Year means to me that we are supposed Bill's acting debut, and swan Argus Eyes. organize and ai

By COLLEEN FLINN and interest in the medieval period during this time. Romanesque and KATHY NORTON among students. Gothic art was the subject of Dr. "Medieval Seminar" is an As Professor Pace describes it, Sierra - Bad u e's interesting­ innovative course offered this the course "abandons the old exposition, while Fr. Cassidy held semester by Professors John technique of each department the attention of the class with a Coughlin and Joseph Pace of the being independent of the others. discussion of medieval magic. History department, and Professor As an interdepartmental course, it Other topics given by guest Connor Hartnett of the English gives an opp~rtunity for lecturers have included department. It is open to students communication between manuscripts and writings of the from all four grade levels, and professors, and exposes students time as thoroughly analyzed by presents many exciting and to a diversity of opinions." Dr. Larkins, El Cid as interpreted divergent perspectives on this In addition to the lectures given by Miss Castan, of the Spanish particular historical period. periodically by each of the three department, and St. Augustine's Centered around IO classic professors, guest lecturers come City of God, as discussed by Fr. works of the time, the course is often to speak on various aspects Buckley. being given on a purely of the medieval era. Professor Student reaction to the course experimental basis. It attempts to Benson, of the Classics is highly fav'orable. Junior Bob utilize the expertise of these three department, recently spoke on the O'Hare seems to sum up the professors in this area of history, significance of the "Aeneid" to ( continued 0 111 t? as well as generate enthusiastic the development of literature Page 10 PAUW WOW March 9, 1972 MARCH 10-11 & 17-18 :.=:. DINEEN THEATRE The Argus Eyes Dramatic Society of ST. PETER'S COLLEGE . presents

THE ARTHUR MILLER

TRAGEDY AB0 1UT LIFE

PULITZER NEW YORK PRIZE DRAMA PLAY CRITICS AWARD TICKETS $2.50 Tickets available at STUDENTS $2.00 College Ticket Office Page 11 ~rch 9, 1972 PAUW WOW Eyes To Perform.''Salesman''

Mike Caulfiell Chuck O'Keefe Jay Hammill Jerry Tobin search for bigger and better By PAT McGUIRK Caulfield. Other "greats" include Chuck O'Keefe as Ben Loman, things, which finally lead to his Jack Morris as Bernard, Jay death. The tragedy of Willie is Hammill who will be playing Biff present in all of us, differing only Tomorrow evening at 8 p.m. Loman, Jerry Tobin as Hap, Patty in that his tragedy was believing in Dinneen Auditorium, the Argus Flinn acting the part of Willie's that he attained his high goals. Eyes Drama Society will present wife, Linda, and Mike Chelik as The set and light designs were the first of four performances of Charlie. created by Nick De Lorenzo and Arthur Miller's Death Of A The play itself is the portrayal Bill Roe respectively. Technical Salesman. A classic of American of a man (Willie Loman) and his work on the play is being done drama, the play has been a winner under the supervision of Joanne of both the Pulitzer Prize and the Frank. New York Drama Critics Circle Argus Eyes The remaining performances of Award. the play will be on the evenings of The play will be directed by Present March 11, 17, and 18 at &:00 P.M. Roy Irving, and the cast appears All are invited to view this classic, to be one of Saint Peter's best. especially students taking courses The lead role of Willie Loman will Fantastics that require the reading of Death Jack Morris be played by Sophomore Mike On April 21,22,27 ,28, and of a Salesman. 3 0, the Argus Eyes Drama Mike Chelik Workshop will perform the hit Dreamy Illusions That Put musical The Fantasticks in the Heinlein's Science Novel A Swan Song Coffee House. The show is the longest running People To Sleep musical in America theatre Weaving Master Web history. It is now playing its By JACK BOGDANSKI fiendish charade. There was no twelfth season in New York. An I Will Fear No Evil. l 990's. At his death, the eccentric By ROBERT O'HARE play. This was merely an illusion. intimate, delicate musical; it uses Robert A. Heinlein. Berkeley Smith hires a physician to It w_as a clever ruse designed to only a small platform, a few boxes Medallion Books. November, perform the unheard of: a brain put the audience to sleep (matter and assorted props to tell a 1971. 584 pages. transplant. L ately, the weather has of fact that's what they called the simple, romantic fable. It is, The last time we read Robert What Smith doesn't know is been absolutely terrible. One day. play-Sleep). And while the people according to its authors, "A A. Heinlein, he was telling that his beautiful secretary, it's snowing, two days later it's were asleep their places were Parable About Love". The show glorious tales of science fiction. Eunice, has the exact blood type raining and in between it's like taken by exact duplicates with was written by Tom Jones who Most of his early work ( ca. 1950) needed in a body donor, and June outside. robot brains whose mission was to also wrote the lyrics, and scored dealt with space travel and such wouldn't you know it? She has a What did you think about destroy the earth by stealing every by Harvey Schmidt. It is suggested unheard-of inner-space scientific fatal accident the same day that Nixon's trip to China? Those automoble tire in the world, by a play by Edmund Rostand feats as cloud-seeding and the use Smith passes on. Sure enough, the Chinese treated him like he was melting them down, forming a called Les Romanesques. Since of jet engines. What made his experiment works, and the just an ordinary man. Gosh, I giant inner tube and then The Fantasticks, their first show, work different from every other mind-blowing result is two thought he was Zeus coming strangling the whole world to Jones and Schmidt have been science fiction novelist of his day, consciousnesses, two persons, in down to earth to visit the death by wrapping it around the responsible for the successful however, was his implanation of the same body. peasants. Oh well! Another North Pole, the Eiffle Tower, the musicals I DO, I DO, powerful secondary themes within The remaining pages are simply illusion shattered. Empire State Building, and my CELEBRATION, and 110 IN the framework of the spellbinding. The dialogue is crisp, Hey! speaking of illusions; I mother's clothes line pole. Clever! THE SHADE. technological tall-tale. the plot fascinating, the characters saw a play the other day ( or at Very clever! But you'll not get me The show will be directed by Well, we now hear about space exciting. Heinlein's style makes least "they" told me it was a play) Jack Gelber (the supposed author) Bob O'Hare who will also play the travel practically every day. We the more-than-predictable events at the American Place Theatre. nor will you Wynn Handman role of "the Boy". Dan Brambilla have seen pictures live from the · of the story come alive with a That's what "they"want you to• (purported director). No. I'll put will handle the musical direction moon's surface. We have split the grace and a dignity so often believe. However, I know better,: an end to your dasterdly scheme. and also play "the Old Actor". atom and rammed it back absent in the work of his peers. This was no play. No. This was So please heed this voice crying The choreographer is Colleen together. Cloud-seeking and heart Furthermore, by the end of the­ merely a clever menage of words, out from the depths of the B.M.T. Reynolds. Helen Meier, Dan transplants are today's science work, we are not so much phrases, ( there were. at least 104 I station at West 4th Street. Stay Drew, Mike Cheli_k, Joe Gualtieri, fact. interested in what happens next as counted), and ditto marks strung away World! Don't go to the Sandie Domin, and John One might expect that the to why the characters act the way together to form a pseudo - plot American Place Theatre on 46th Battaglino comprise ·the cast. science fiction novelist might, due they do. 'and thus give the illusion of a real Street! Please don't go! They'll Due to intimate atmosphere to this stealing o{ material by As scholars argue over the "play" taking place. There were get you if you do! that the show requires, the journalism, simply run out of recently obtained respectability of even actors, lights, a director (I As Hamlet said to Horatio as he production will be staged in the coherent, interesting tales to tell. the genre, we find it a simple joy think) and a program which said emerged from Sleep last Saturday, Swan Song. There will be seating However, Heinlein, the dean of to read Heinlein. For every tale that someboday actually wrote "I am dead Horatio". Jack and at each performance for 64 the American technonovel school, this man has told has been not this thing. Diabolical! Wynn will do you in. The rest is people. There will be four seats at has proved the delightful only prophetic, but also I, however, having been a silence". Good night Sweet each table. Prices are $2.00 for exception. His latest work, I Will preprandial. long-time fan of Sesame Street,the Prince. students, and S2.50 for all others. Fear No Evil, is proof enough; the Electric Company, and Captain Now pardon me I have an If you wish to attend you are man who gave us Stranger in a Video; and also having read important appointment to steal advised to obtain your tickets Strange Land and Podkayne of Catch-22 and Little Women, wAs the tires of a '58 Edsel. Au early. They will be available at the Mars has provided us with another able to see right through this Revoir. Ticket Office starting March I 5. If stunning masterpiece. you would care to reserve one or The stories centers around the more tables you are especially Howard Hughesian character of urged to use the coupon in this Johann Sebastian Smith, a issue of the Pauw Wow. · wealthy enterpreneur of the Page 12 PAUW WOW March 9, 1972 One Man's Clocliworli By RANDY TOMAZEWSKI rights to Orange for $300 and the theatre, because they had now he walks around London better realize that there are kicking himself in the a muttering thousands of cre~ps out there just about opportunistic Americans like dear ole Alex ready for some I suppose that I can say with film cameras. But then again, of the ole in-out, in-out some that Stanley Kubrick has done it Burgess wrote "Rejoice" and I night in some empty lot, so ladies again, but then again, I'm not so read it and enjoyed it and realized get guns if you intend to live in sure because I don't know a damn that Burgess was not just anoth~r one of our urban areas and now I thing about Stanley Kubrick and Jan Cremer (H<;>w many of us know why the d nks stay in the what he really does. All I know is remember Jan Cremer. He's like Bowery, not be..: 1se the sound of that he makes movies. I first Mario Savio.) so I forgave him and the foghorn sou I ding from the viewed Kubrick's Paths of Glory when I heard that Kubrick had ships going up th East River they when I was about 14 years old filmed "Orange" I. hustled across stay in that hell-hole for and even then his film forced a the river with my chief advisor protecl!on. They had better get serious examination of my and stood on line like an asshole, guns too. So they spring him from pablum-like, nubile conscience. It but it wasn't the waiting on line I prison and give him the Ludovico was probably the first anti-war minded, it was the idiotic hippies treatment which consists of film, if I may be permitted to who kept asking me if I was Alex (Malcolm McDowell) in a scene from CLOCKWORK ORANGE. sticking him 111 the ass every recognize such a genre, that I had waiting on line for Clockwork hlm there 1s a skirmish between So when I sat there watching morning with a hypo-filled with ever seen, and I was on the verge Orange. No, I said, the 500 of us Alex's droogies and a rival group the film I realized that Kubrick some conscious-affecting-moral­ of tears at the film's conclusion. standing there were part of a tour of other underprivileged youths, was trying to tell us something ity-drug, which radically affects So here we are, eight years later group on line 'for a "nudie" show. resulting in Alex's boys kicking and I suppose that we have to him when he is forced to view and still I whimper and sob I guess Kubrick had won over the the shit out of their adversaries. choose between Alex the ignoble rape, violence, murder, on a whenever I see Paths but let's face counter culture with 2001. "It's Well, remember the mods and savage and his droogies, Pete, view-screen while being strapped it, Clockwork Orange could never just like

By BOBNIHEN After The Gold Rush !. Crosby, Stills. and Nash, James Symphony Orchestra it is almost I Taylor and Linda Ronstadt, plus an instant classic. the London Symphony Orchestra A while ago so111ewhere I doll 't A loner, a cowgirl, and a and a group called the Stray know whe11 gold rush later, Neil Young's latest Gators, Neil Young displays his / was watching a mol'ie with a masterpiece Harvest, comes usual greatness and astounding friend almost a year-and-a-half after his uniqueness. 1 fell ill love with the actress last LP. Harvest is different from She was playing a part that I Harvest is a welcome arrival to Young's previous recordings could Ullderstand. the musical world. The album because Neil Young is no longer "Alabama" is very reminescent contains many of the tracks that the sad loner. of "Southern Man." It's fast and were on Young Man's Fancy and The song "A Man Needs A loud and has the rocking beat of Sugar Mountain, two bootleg LPs Maid" seems to be about Young's the electrical numbers on the which floated around during the rel a lions with actress Carrie Four Way Street album. past year. Among those albums is Snodgrass and her role in the The sleeper on Harvest has to "Heart of Gold", "The Needle movie Diary Of A Mad Housewife. be the shortest song of them all, And The Damage Done," and "A The song is arranged in Neil's "The Needle And The Damage Man Needs A Maid." typical strung-out fashion and Done." This sound, first heard on Backed by his comrades with the help of the London a Johnny Cash T.V. special about a year ago, concerns Young's reform from the drug world and Blues and Funky Sounds his deep interest with what is still occuring today. At Gaslight AuGoGo / watched the needle kill another man By BILL EINREINHOFER Gone the damage done. association of poor-playing blues One of the ti nest 'pieces Young clubs, located mainly in the has ever done is "Old Man." The South). It is only now that King is song is of the pain of growing old beginning to receive the and the love of being young. Since the demise of the recognition that he deserves. Old man take a look at my life. Cafe Au Go Go, the management Opening his set with an /'1,1 a /or like 1·011 were of the Village Gaslight has rented instrumental from one of his Throughou·t the album Young the old Cafe, added a few new earlier albums, entitled Stumble, makes you think he's reached a frills, and opened the Gaslight at King generated an excitement place where he's often wanted to the Au Go Go. In the past year which was truely unbelievable. be and hopefully it's a good the Gaslight has presented varied, Shouting, jumping, and dancing; place. He is no longer singing if at times uneven, programs. he contorts his huge frame around about being alone. losing a girl, Recently, in conjunction with his guitar and beats out repeated wishing he were somewhere else. Shelter Record~. the Gaslight machine-gun bursts of music. For once we find a grouping of ., featured blues guitarist Freddie Still, one gets the feeling of a songs which signify a change, a King along with Alan Gerber and slightly patronizing attitude on re-birth a Han1est. NEIL YOUNG - No longer the sad loner. the Gerbettes. the part of King. A sort of bitter Dream up, dream up Gerber, a veteran of the amusement at the white, Let Me fill _1•our cup· now-defunct Rhinoceros, has built middle-class nature of this "blues" With promise of a ma11. a tight group greatly resembling audience. When he sings Bill But yet Young still searches; he his old band. Aided by Danny Broonzy's classic "Key To The searches for a "Heart of Gold." Weis on lead, slide, and bottleneck Highway'', you can't help but feel And there's nothing wrohg with guitars and Michael Fonfara on that a few of his shots are aimed that at all. He's been in his mind keyboard, guitarist/pianist Gerber at the fickle nature of audiences and it's such a fine line. and his group have a strong, funky enchanted with passing fads. "I'm Harvest falls nothing short of Bitter End - 147 Bleeker St. - (212) GR5-7804 sound. Playing a number of songs going back /baci-'. to the what you expect from Neil Jake Ho! mes ...... March 8-13 from his recent solo album bottom/where I once Young. It is not only a Harvest of John Kay ...... March 15-20 (entitled, oddly enough, Album) belonged/I'm going back to the a music but a Han,est of the mind. Gerber demonstrated his ability to bottom baby /and all you can do is And I think maybe things are synthesize elements of both rock moan." going to get much better. ••• and blues. His song, "Along Perhaps it is this honesty that St. Pl'lt•r\, Collt·~t· Carnegie Hall 154 W. 57th St. - (212) 247-7459 Comes Tomorrow", expresses the makes Freedie King so appealing, Delaney and Bonnie plus Ken Loggins and Jim Messina ..... March 16 cautions optimism of an artist as opposed to other bluesmen '1t•n & \\ onwn \ G lt•t• Clu I, The Beach Boys ...... ' ...... March 21,22,23 who has seen more than one who seemingly have "sold ouc" to in concert The Guess Who and Grin ...... March 29 &30 musical dream die. ''Roads that their audiences. with orchestration lost all meaning/My mind tired of Freddie King is relating his own featuring . fleeing/Quite sure nothing life. For a few moments you can "Dora Nobis Pacem" ••• matters/Then just around the share in the sheer power generated "Te Deum" corner/There comes my friend by this man; but that power is his, Palm Sunday Capital Theater - 326 Monroe St. Passaic N.J. - (201) 779-0666 tomorrow." not yours. King is willing to let J. Geils Band ...... March 11 March 26. 1972 Guitarist Freddie King has also himself be labeled an entertainer, The Byrds .... , .... , ...... March 16 paid a bit of dues. Only in King's but he won't let audiences fool 8:00 P.M. Sah Na Na plus George Carlin ...... March 30 case, "dues" meant playing nearly themselves into thinking that. for Tickets S2.50 Hot Tuna ...... April 8 twenty years on the so-called the price of admission, he has St. Al Church "chit'lin circuit'' (a loose been bought Pavan Poetry Reading New York Academy Of Music - 14th St. and 3rd Avenue - (212) 644-4400 Ides of March The Byrds plus Dave Mason ...... March I 0 Alice Cooper ...... March 11 March 15 High Noon Humble Pie ...... March 17 and 18 Grateful Dead (Sok! Out) ...... March 26-28 · Pope Lecture Hall Savoy Brown ...... • ...... , .•...... April 7 and 8

Thomas Belton Mark Rou,an Philharmonic Hall - (212) TR4-2424• • • Ta1 l\lahal ...... March 12 Jim Carol Joi111 Sebastion ...... March 28-29 14 Page PAUW WOW March 9, 1972 Dr. Mason Gross Centennial To Hold Seminar

News By KA THY NORTON semester. A member ,of the Board Dr. Mason Gross, the first of of Regents of St. Peter's, Dr. the pla nn ed centennial Gross is a retired president of mini-professors, will be appearing Rutger's University, and is on campus from Wednesday, April considered one of the foremost 12th till Friday, April 14th of this educators in New Jersey. During his ten years as president of ''Cecilia V aides'' Rutgers, the institution increased its enrollment I 00%, and added considerably to its physical plant To Be Presented resources. Dr. Gross gained nation-wide attention in 1965 as a is utilized as a vehicle for an By JOHN C. HUGHES that Cecilia Valdes' has a great result of his defence of 'academic examination of the Cecilia Valdes, the opera appeal to many local residents. freedom' in the controversy One fnay ask, "What IS the European-African relationship and composed by Gonzalo Roig, is surrounding Rutger's history the attitudes held by whites and considered by many Cubans to be appeal of Cecilia Valdes?" To professor Eugene Genovese · the representative of the essence of what aspect of its makeup does blacks toward each other. The :man who called for a Vietcong their home-land, that is, the one the composition owe its tension of the work is seen in the victory in the then Vietnam war. work of art most expressive of the popularity? According to Prof. conscience of one white man During each of the three (Leonardo). an individual too Cuban spirit. On the evening of Castan, the opera represents "la mornings of his stay at St. Peter's, April 14, a group of St. Peter's cubanidad, the transculturization cowardly and self-indulgent to this qualified literary expert will students under the direction of of European and African realize his responsibility to the conduct a provo~ative seminar woman of whom he took Prof. Josephine Castan of Modern elements". Written in 1932 by focused upon B.F. Skinner's Languages will present this Roig, who was additionally the advantage. In the final segment of ,controversial book Beyond the opera. it is one of mulatto Dr. Mason Gross culturally significant . work at founder of the Havanna Freedo m and Dignity. On Dinneen Audi tori um, thus Symphony Orchestra, Cecilia origin who redresses the honor of 'Wednesday evening, he will give a Cecilia Valdes, and the act of bringing the Cuban production to Valdes' setting is the Cuba of the incorporated. various Cuban/ Afro public lecture on the subject, vengance is saved until the most the metropolitan area for the first early nineteenth century, and its rhythms into an arietta form, the "Humanism, Ancient and dramatic moment. Here we time. plot incorporates themes of result being something uniquely Modern." On Thursday afternoon, additionally see the moral and Although a part of the interracial encounter, on a social Cuban and classical. the Rumba, Gross intends to conduct a Centennial celebration, the three and a romantic level, and the social climate that would Conga, and Guaracha in seminar for · the Urban Studies eventually lead to Cuba's performances of 'Cecilia Valdes' unique nature of Cuban culture, combination. Department entitled, "Role of the revolutionary struggles, which represent a cultural happening of as expressed in dance, lyric and It is quite possible that 'Cecilia Urban College." This event will be costume. On a deeper level, the lasted nearly a century. interest to all peoples of Valdes' has more importance, open to the entire college contrast of the two cultural Concerning Gonzalo Roig, it is more meaning and impact for Caribbean heritage, whether they community, and will be followed' elements of Cuba - European and noted here that the composer of Cubans than has any mush:al or be students or residents of the by a reception in the Dr.'s honor. African - may be noted in the Cuba's greatest opera was light opera from American culture surrounding community. What Preceding his seminar music, which ranges from arias influenced by many types of for its locals. I gives the event added impact is 'Contemporary Educatio1. de music, from American jazz and One will witness an opera that the fact that outside of one or and ensembles to the folk-rythms tentatively scheduled for 2 :30 more closely associated with the folk lyrics to the old-world two presentations in Miami during has won the acclaim of an entire Friday afternoon, Dr. Gross will term Afro-Cuban. The heroin is classics of Italy, Germany and people and the applause of three 1971, the opera has not been seen be meeting with . the (FCC) France. He drew the opera's tale continents. Hopefully, too, the anywhere in the United States. the child of a white/black union Faculty Senate Curriculum from a novel, also titled Cecilia viewer will discover some of the When one considers the numbers and is quite strongly in love with a Committee for a discussion on the rhythms and themes that are an of Cuban peoples in the certain Leonardo who is Valdes, written by a Romantic very relevant topic of curriculum important and cherished heritage metropolitan area, particularly in unfortunately engaged to wed a author - Cirilio Villaverde. ON reform. The subsequent seminar Hudson County, it can be seen wealthy heiress. The love triangle the subject of music, Roig of the Cuban People. will be an outgrowth of the discussion, and will be open to everyone. D uring the period of his mini-professorship, this eminent SPC At Carnegie educator will be given full use of the Faculty Senate office, and he will be available there at all times ALBANESE-DISTEFANO The following year, he appeared for student dialogue. Anyone CONCERT - A MAJOR at the world's most renowned wishing further information on CENTENNIAL EVENT opera house - La Scala in Milan - Dr. Gross and the activities and received the critical acclaim planned for the duration of his Two of the legendary artists of that would establish his fame for stay on campus, is asked tci Grand Opera, Licia Albanese and future decades. One of Mr. contact Dr. Eileen Poiani of our Guiseppe DiStefano, will appear DiStefano's most memorable Mathematics department. together in concert at Carnegie - performances occurred in 1951 at Hall on the evening of March 12, Carnegie Hall. At that time, he the first event to be sponsored by was selected by Toscanini to sing St. Peter's College in that historic in Verdi's requiem on the 50th J,tructure. The prqgram consists of ATTENTION anniversary of that composer's arias and duets from operas by death. Mr. DiStefano has been COLLEGE SENIORS Cilea, Gio'rdano, Puccini, Verdi awarded the Statuette of Orfeo by and Wolf-Ferrari, including the the Italian city of Mantua Career interested person final part of Act I of 'Manon' (historical birthplace of opera). want e d t o repr e s e nt (Massenet), a scene from 'Fedora,' An indication of the honor ce11tury-old life insurance a ' scene from 'Othello' (VERDI), associated with said award may be co mpa 1iy. /11 addition to and two arias, one from 'Madame noted in the fact that the only marketing complete portfolio Butterfly' (Un be! di), and the licia Albanese Gu1seppe DeStefano other recipient was a fellow of coverage and mutual funds, other from 'Carmen' (Flower master, Toscanini. you will assist clients on Song). In addition, there will be Manon Lescaut and Mimi. Miss celebrated Italian tenor, had in This is one of the highlights of fi11a11 cial matters. several orchestral selections. Albanese· is additionally noted for childhood no inrention of making the Centennial year, as the With regard to the artists her outstanding recordings \;Vhich a career of singing. It was quite by combination of extraordinary GUARANTE E D SALARY PLAN involved, we note that Licia include works such as 'La 'accident that a friend recognized artistic talent and ideal EXCELLENT TRAINING Albanese has been referred to as Boheme' with Gigli and his musical talent. During WWI I. surroundings promise to mold PROGRAM the greatest Puccini heroine of the LaTraviata which was c.:ondU<.:ted· while stationed in Switzerland. he into a most memorable event. As MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY present age. She has been the by Toscanini. The Italian-born sang over Radio Laussane. After of this writing, tickets · though UNLIMIT ED INCOME reigning prima donna of the soprano's 25th Anniversary the \~ar. he sang popular music few in number - are available. It is Metropolitan Opera for the last 25 concert 'at Carnegie Hall was under the name of Nino Florio, sincerely hoped that all possible Cal l · Joseph W. Delaney years, and has set an example of described by press critics as ·a and after a final period of study: space will be consumed by the 212· 732-866 OR excellence unique in the world of 'triumph' and was accorded made his triumphant debut at the time of the performance, as this is 201-376-1510 grand opera as a result of her ovations by the public as well. Reggio Emilia Opera House in surely an occasion not · to be interpretations of Cio-Cio-San, Guiseppe DiStefano, the 1946. si_nging Massanet's 'Manon'. missed. March 9, 1972 PAUW WOW Page 15 SPORTS PAUW wow SLANT PEACOCI(S HOPES FOR 500 DIE Manhattan Culprit At MSG Snaps Five Game Win· Sliein

By STAN FRYCZYNSKI The victory over Seton Hall Kennedy Jr., who is the son The long hard season is followed, and now only Siena of the head coach, tallied 826 finally over and the Peacocks' and Manhattan stood in the career points and assisted the" hopes of closing out with a path of the "Impossible Peacocks in their first two winning slate were crushed after Dream" --a winning season. N.I .T. berths. a five ga.,me winning streak, by Siena should have been easy A lot of things fell with the Manhatten. for the Peacocks, but it turned Peacocks in their 98-95 edging Having toppled Hofstra, out to be the last-minute-sweats by Manhattan. The won-lost King's and Detroit, the for coach Don Kennedy. The record came out one game on Boulevard Five made it 4 85-72 victory, which featured a the short side, and for the past straight with a 116-98 drubbing variety of lead changes and two campaigns St. Peter's failed of St. Francis. deadlocks, pulled the varsity to produce a winning season. It was the second game in a record to .500 at 12-12. It Unlike other games, the row that the Peacocks wasn't until the last five Peacocks dominated from the capitalized from the foul ·line, minutes of· the game that the beginning, once by as 13 points. hitting 20 for 23. On the f1001 Peacocks decided to put their The lead withered away in the the marksmanship of the offense together and clinch the second half until Manhattan Boulevard Blues was 48 for 74. win. Ted Martiniuk was high came on top by 8 points. Holm Only once in the. second half scorer with 22 digits. • Holm and Richie Fuller fought in did St. Francis give any threat contributed 13 points and his 9 desperation to turn the tables in what otherwise was a one assists broke his own school but fell a point short in what sided game for the Peacock record for the most assists in appeared to be the last serious Five. Tony Holm performed his one season. Anderson and threat. usual best as he managed 16 Richmond also hit for double Unfortunately it came to be markers and 13 assists. Harry figures, with 20 and 11 points a bitter ending for Ted Anderson tallied 25 points and respectively. In the rebounding Martiniuk and Tony Holm, Mel Davis came down with a department, Mel Davis came up whose college careers came to a dozen rebounds. Doug with a dozen caroms. disappointing end. Richmond had his reserve The game was highlighted at Ted added 2 1 points and appearance felt as he added 17 half-time by the introduction of boosted himself into 4th place in Davis leaps above Manhattan players for two points points to the., scoreboard. two Hall Of Famers. Bill the S.P.C. record books with Heitman and Don Kennedy Jr., 1,392 markers. Holm was the former Peacock standouts, were game's high scorer with 26 points ------!Seton Hall Gam"I welcomed into St. Peter's and finishes up his career boasting Basketball Hall of Fame. a new school record for assists in Heitman, a varsity guard, one season. Harry Anderson threw scored 1,014 points on the in 21 points to the fruitle s surge A House Is Not A Holm squad in 1953 and '54, when while Fuller and Davis hit for 14 By FRED KERBER St. Peter's attended the N.A.I.A. and 11 digiJ:s respectively. It was the Rape of the Sabine tallied 30 points to pace the Seton of anachronisms (eat you heart Women during the Mardi Gras. It Hall attack. His 14 rebounds were out Howard Cosell). Tony was was Francis Drake plundering the high in the game and he was t_he everywhere at once - twisting, Spanish Main on Christmas Day. most influencial factor in Seton turning, passing off for l O assists It was a gyp amid jubilation. It Hall's defense. He constantly and pumping in 21 points. was Tony Holm not being voted clogged up the middle, To say the game was exciting M.V.P. ih St. Peter's 83-71 win intimidated shots and, quite would be as accurate as describing over Seton Hall last Saturday simply, play_ed his heart out. Romeo and Juliet as the story of night at the Armory. Despite this~ Holm should have two Italian lovers who wind up 0.K.; sb I just violated the basic received top billing and House dead. It was simply unbelievable. rule of Journalism. Be objective. should have gotten "Best The 6,439 fans were on their feet Just give the facts. Never Supporting Actor." On second screaming from beginning to end. editorialize. But in this case, thought, Doug Richmond's Amid the Seton Hall fans' cries of saying Guster won is closer to the drawing of a charge late in the "Home-job," and the various truth than saying Holm didn't game earned him that distinction. colorful obscenities of the deserve the award. Then how about "Best art Peacock rooter_s, · Holm and Co. The George M. Sullivan direction in a Yugoslavian cartoon came storming from behind to Memorial Award went to Seton running under 60 seconds?" outscore the Pirates by 14 points Hall's Ken House. Not that he They played "Strangers In the in the second half. Ted Martiniuk resembles JI.is name, but even his Night" at half-time, much to the hit for a game high of 33 points mother addresses him as Mister disbelief of the fans, and Holm while Harry Anderson made his Lord, or Your Majesty. The had the Pirates playing like they presence felt with 18 digits. trophy isn't exactly the Oscar for were strangers to themselves. As the final buzzer sounded, "Best Actor," but it's better than They threw passes away, ran into the fans walked away excited. carrying home 3 gallons of each other and appeared unable to Ken House wa lked away with a Gatorade ripped off from the tell their own uniforms from trophy, Tony Holm walked away opponents bench. It would have those of the Peacocks. They knowing he was most responsible seemed more appropriate if the resemb led third grade students for the victory. He walked away Public Address system had taking their first d.ancing lessons with the respect of everyone who announced, "Accepting the award more than a basketball team jammed the Armory. Maybe the for Tony Holm••. " playing in a close game. It was George M. -Sullivan Memorial Don't misunderstand it, House Holm's ·.defense that forced the Award wasn't that important after played a fantastic game, as he visitors · into a virtual cornucopia all. Tony Holm drives the lane for easy lay-up Page 16 PAUW WOW

------1 Freshman Stail1------The Corniliad By FRED KERBER Sing, goddess, of the prowess of Cornelius who gathers the arrows five times into high-scoring the freshman star Cornelius rebounds scattered his enemies. Cornelius of the 28 point game, Barker and his statistics, which So playing, Cornelius the until, as Fate would have it, he put pains thousandfold upon his glorious pumped in a personal was forced to leave the game and opponents, who felt the terrible high 34 points against the lonians, watch as his gallant comrades gave consequences of the overall ability against whom the sons of Peter glory to the Pirates, 96-92. of high-scoring Cornelius and of were victorious by a 9 I -83 score. Now as the highly-touted the glory he brought to Jesuit­ The swift-footed import from Columbians came to do battle educated St. Peter's. Ferris pulled down 22 rebounds as with the Peacocks, upset-minded Throughout the 19 games of he toppled over his opposition, Cornelius was prepared for them, the season, Cornelius of the 439 and they fell with their uniforms as a snake lies in waiting against points led the little Peacocks to upon them. Against the Pirates of the hawk who would be its killer do battle with the hordes of Seton Hall, brilliant Cornelius of and wraps itself around its prey invaders from the surrounding the 23.1 average, charged with the and squeezes the life from it, so areas. Time and time again, inspiration of Coach Kelly, waited the magnificent Cornelius, high-leaping Cornelius went mentor of the frosh, went pouring team leader in rebounds. Now as sweeping through the gymnasium into the ranks of his enemies, the Columbians attacked in their courts wreaking havoc upon all scoring baskets, blocking shots, splender, Cornelius the Wonderful those who would defy him as pulling in rebounds and all those rose to one of his greatest when a hungry wolf, who has not things which label a man a star. moments of glory. The feasted for three days, plunders But the goddess Personal Foul, Columbians found they were no the flocks of unguarded sheep hated by coaches and players match for the 30 point output of whose unarmed shepherd is alike, did not smile upon the hero opponent-slaughtering Cornelius, sleeping but would only flee in of the yearlings, but intervened in and they fell 87-85 by the hands terro1 at the sight. So too godlike the form of a referee and shot her of the Peacocks. Cornelius Barker takes aim on free throw Now as the gods of Basketball Fencers Trackrnen at St. Peter's of Jersey City sit in council and look to the future, Footballers Get New Jiie For Take Fate smiles upon them. For in that future lies Cornelius Barker, Head Coach .500 Slaie AA[ Gold that budding superstar; and the gods know that few mortals can By FRED KERBER The newly appointed coaches By STAN FRYCZYNSKI By STAN FRYCZYNSKI stop high-scoring Cornelius. Last Saturday, Fr. Boland, will fill the void created by the The fencing team is 6-8 and two On February 18, at Madison Such is the story of Cornelius, Athletic Director of St. Peter's, firing of Bob Wright and his staff games out of a .500 season. Their Square Garden, the Peacocks were breaker of opponents. announced Vinnie Carlesimo will last month. 'Carlesimo, who only difficulty is that they only represented in the mile-relay at ( With apologies to Homer and be taking over the head football guided his high school gridders have two matches remaining. A the annual U.S. Olympic the Classics Department.) coaching reins next September. since 1957, hopes to revitalize simple solution is to win them Invitational. To qualify for an Carlesimo will vacate his S.P.C.' football through new and both. However, Fordham canceled invitation to this meet, teams Hudson Room position of head coach at Our tougher opponents and various out and it is questionable as to must be consistent in times from Lady of the Valley in Orange. In realignment in formations. (continued from 5 whether they will re-schedule or previous A.A. U .' ra'ces. accepting the position, he named Carlesimo is.looking forward to not. On March 4th, the Peacocks Running on the mile-relay because of the juggling of three of his O.L.v.· assistant producing a winning team in his have a chance to scrap up a win squad were Elijiah White, Terry schedules which such a coaches to accompany him to initial season at the Boulevard against Baruch College. Hopefully, Brennan, Doug Copolla, and transformation would necessitate. Jersey City. 'He chose Bart campus. Despite last season's 0-8 Fordham will re-schedule and _give Anchor-Man Jim Brindle. 'St. And while the attendance at some Wenrich as offensive backfield record, he is totally optimistic and the Peacocks a crack at putting Peter's took first in their heat, of the alternatives has been tutor, while Ralph Borgess will feels this goal can be together one of their best seasons • beating out their nearest encouraging, the number of mentor the defensive line. accomplished. in years. opponent by a wide margin. The students attending others has In a recent match, the Peacocks Peacocks 3:20 was good enough hardly been overwhelming, e.g. downed F.D.U. of Madison by a for an overall first place, edging Dr. Hunter's "Music At Noon" commanding score of 19-8. out 2nd place Seton Hall by with Tom Lehrer and Dr. Shooters Individual wins on the Sabre team two-tenths of a second. Benson's with Lidia Albanese and By BARBARA WEGRZYNSKI came from - Noce, Perrone, and Guiseppi De Stefano. February 25 was a record tied by Cesar Garcia. This was the Bennet. In foil, La Rocca, White, allow them ·one single wi_n. It was There could be no more breaking day for the S.P.C. rifle best li.e ever fired in his 2½ years and Abner led with decisive this event that enabled N.C.E.' to positive means of protesting the team. on 'the rifle team. However, later sweeps over their opponents. The clinch the upper hand in the final pandemonium, din, and vapid In defeating Brooklyn Poly' s in the match, Tom Nesgoda shot a, epee featured victories by Litke, score. milieu of the Hudson Room than score of 9 I 6 of a possible 1200, a 280 to retain the school record by Thompson, and Howard. In foil, the Peacocks dominated taking advantage of the new record was set for the highest one point. Against ·N.C.E.; the Peacocks 5-4 with wins by La Rocca, White, alternatives offered. During the total score. The new r~cord is The team's overall record is 6 ~nt down to a 17-1 ff defeat. In and Abner. The epee came up ·next month. there will be musical 1095, breaking the old score of wins and 5 loses. The next _match sabre, N.C.E. put the lid on .with three lone victories of diversions every Monday at I :00 1086 by nine points. ' after Brooklyn Poly was against 'Peter's coffin when they did not Thompson, Litke, and Boward. a_nd Wednesday at noon The I 200 is composed of the scores of four individual shooters. Brooklyn College on March 3. 300 is highest possible individual March IO is the scheduled da~e for Open new vistas of hope for her. score. The record for this score a contest against St. Francis which was a 279 set back in October of is a home match in the rifle range She's the kind of young girl that feels recreational therapy, or any of the many 1971 by Tom Nesgoda. This was in Rankin Hall. lonely. Feels left out. Feels the whole other "people-oriented" fields and you world is a hostile place. haven't yet decided just where you fit in, The kind of girl who has crumbled un­ consider a staff position at one of the 7 der the awesome pressures of a disrupted Good Shepherd facilities in New York, home and an inconsistent society. The New Jersey, and Massachusetts. MEDIEVAL adolescent girl who has built a wall We have a number of paid part-time, co11tim1ed from 9 around herself and who will never grow full-time, and a few summertime employ­ up emotionally unless love breaks through ment opportunities for which we are ac­ consensus of opinion objectively because, as he states, "The Middle to free her. cepting applications - now. Fortunately, there are those who can when he says, "The combination Ages are relevant to our own help - professionally trained groups who Just fill out the coupon indicating in of different works given from times. This is not a course in a devote themselves to helping such ado­ which geographic area you'd like to work, lescent girls solve their personal, social your age and present course of study, and different viewpoints helps to dead area but a very topical one. we'll contact you to set up an interview. and/or family difficulties. create a good picture of the Its experimental form might prove If your interest is psychology, child This could be an enriching experience care or social work, teaching, nursing, for you! society as it existed. Some beneficial in dealing with many students feel that it needs a bit other areas of interest, as well." ------more structure, with emphasis on Employment Counselor, SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD, Mt. Florence, Peekskill, N,Y. 10566 . O Part Time historical background." His I'd like to know more about D FuU time employment opportunities in opinion is echoed by Suzie Finn, a D Summertime (name of state) junior. who adds "The three Please call me for an interview. professors bring in an obvious NAME------AGE------differem:c in opinion and outlook COLLEG PHON.______to the subject." ADDRESS.....------Professor Pace is confident that CiTY------"TAT.______~fP'---- the course will be the source of MY PRESENT COURSE OF STUDY IS ------~------much provocative discussion March 9, 1972 PAUWWOW Page 17 GIRLS WILL BE GIRLS By JACK BOGDANSKI It might have been the 4 P.M; held a steadily increasing lead stunning victory over game time. Or the long bus ride. which swelled to 20 points by the highly-favored Montclair State. Or the huge gym. Or the lack of a intermission buzzer. and twice But it was all academic for Kevin single rooter. Or just fatigue. But that by the final whistle. McDermott & Co., who now face it was · definitely disaster for the The key to Coach Fil Scuderi's a challenging Dominican St. Peter's women's basketball success was a 5'9" senior named Tournament on the tail of their team, as they dropped a 76-36 Ellen Dayon, · who was at the worst defeat of the season. decision to Newark State College receivirrg end of the fastbreak pass There is some sunshine in in the first round of the NJWI throughout the rout. Outrunning Collins Gym, however. 'The State Basketball Tournament at and outfoxing the weary Peahens, Dominican court is small enough Trenton State Feb. 26. she and backcourt partner Mabel to prevent a replay of the Newark State's girl hoopsters Roy provided the SPC offense fast-breaking Newark victory. l't play what ancient schoolyard with a score of headaches. If took looks as though the Peahens are hardcourters used to call little more than sound rebounding . anxious, furthermore, to bring "garbage-can-ball." They score on by Alice Pulch to round out a full home the Dominican Tourney the opposition's mistakes. They team effort. trophy they missed so narrowly steal the bad pass; they rob the There was no glory anywhere in last year. sloppy dribble. They force the the Peahen lineup. They were But for now, waiting. Pam weak shot; they capitalize with slow setting up both ways. They Rhodes waits for some help under the fast break. They play a missed layups. They got into foul the boards. Jane Pukstas waits to doggedly stubborn defense; they trouble early. They hesitated in play after a lengthy hiatus over a make their foul shots. their playmaking. Their passing bruised ankle. Sharon Pastore It didn't take them long to was less than. crisp. As it turned waits for another high-scoring make the best on the Jersey City out, they defeated themselves • contest. Coach McDermott waits .five's -tragedy of errors in the last The following day, Trenton for the big play. The whole team of four first-round elimination State thrashed Newark, insuring a waits for an ounce of support and contests. Assuming a 4-2 lead berth in the March 4 final against recognition by its school. . early in the first quarter, they Glassboro State, who pulled off a We shall see.

Game of the Century BLACK-OUT, 1972 By ST AN FRYCZYNSKI Yes! Another sweet victory! points for Peter's and who was But · this one is credited to the also a former Knick, put in some ( Blacks kept out of Jobs at the County Administration Building) stars of the past. St. Peter's and playfog time. Bill Dooley had There is Federal Money being brought into Hudson County and Jersey City to give work to the Seton Hall's "old timers" met in a seven assists and Tom MacMahon Unemployed and relieve the Urban problems ....This money was used to hire 24 new County game which helped S.P.C. hit for 9 points. Seton Hall showed off their Police ... and wouldn't you know it. . .they were all White ... This is an obvious Crime against the pecple celebrat-e its Centennial greats with Nick Werkman in the of Jersey City and especially the people of Jackson Ave ... the Blacks. This matter should be brought anniversary. The Peacock's 56-45 whipping driver's seat. Werkman was the before the U.S. Civil Rights Commission in Newark and a demand that a proportinate number of of the Pirates featured both young Pirates greatest scorer with an these Jobs that are being paid for with Federal Emergency Employment Money go to Blacks. and old faces from the good old amazing 2,273 tally in four years. But above all I wish to make a complaint that there has never been a Black Clerk working in the days. It was impressive to see He added 19 points for his team. County Supervisor's Office!!!. .. And ... there has never been a Black clerk working in the Freeholders some of the schools' all-tinie Bob Davies, a three time N.B.A. offices... at all events, I have been in and out of the Freeholders Offices for the past 4 years and I have greats perform quite efficiently M.V.P. and sselected member of not seen a Black clerk working there!!! If a Black never gets a chance to work in the Office of the after being on the side lines for a the N.B.A.'s silver anniversary County Supervisor •.• hbw could a Black get on the Ba)lot in an election and run for the elective long spell. team, proved that his old touch office??? How could the Black get up in public in an election and speak about your County St. Peter's was led by Pete remains, by setting up plays and Government intelligently??? Something is wrong here and I intend to put it right...the way???Hereis O'Dea's 22 points. Elnardo throwing fancy passes. Whitey Webster took some of the how ... Will you come to the County Public Budget Hearing, where the spending of the County Tax Macknowski and Pep Saul, both spotlight with 8 points, while former professionals, stepped in Money is discussed by the public??? It is held on the 23rd _of March ... read the papers and look for leading the field in rebounds. Bill for brief appearances. news of the Meeting ...Telephone your Freeholder--Robert Slade who lives at 12 McDougal St. Jersey Smith, the Peacock's greatest The Peacock centennial team City, Phone 432-1054 ... • scorer and former New York now holds a one game winning· Freeholder Slade is showing independent Leadership to cut the Budget which would in effect lower Knick's star. chipped in 8 points. streak. Wonder what the next 100 the Taxes and the Rent that you will Pay .. .lh the Jersey Journal it said ... "Happy Daddy Hits Nerve" To111 Smith. who compiled 1,304 years will bring? Find out all about the meeting when it will be held ... talk to your neighbors and friends, your reverend pastor, your councilman ... come to the meetings and demand that Blacks not be discriminated against and that Blacks get Jobs in the County Supervisor's Office and as Clerks in the Freeholders Offices!!! Above all come to the meeting even though you would not speak, just to witness the County DO YOU NEED AN EXTRA Government in Action and lend your support. Remember that Crooked Men have been Stealing Your · money and preventing you from getting the jobs that control the spending of the Taxpayers money. This is your government in action and you should come and at least witness the action and support $28 to $56 A MONTH?? your leaders and the people that fight for you ... · Another thing that we want to bring up is ... Why is there no Civil Rights Commission (Federal) in Join Our Jersey City???Why do we have to go to Newark 12 miles away??? Why did not the Federal Blood Plasma Program Government. .. the U.S. Senators see the Blacks get their share of the Emergency Funds for the relief of the people that ·have not had Jobs... Where is Senator Case??? Senator Williams??? Congressman FOR D~TAILS: INQUIRE AT Gallagher??? Congressman Daniels??? Why don't they know that the Blacks are kept out of these Jobs paid for by the Federal Tax Dollars??? Come to the Budget Hearing ... keep looking in the paper 'DEAN OF STUDENTS' OFFICE for news of where it will be held and keep in touch with your Freeholder for the day and time of the Meeting as it may be changed ... OR Talk to your friends and everyone 011 the street and in the stores where you go ... get there interest. tell them how important it is to learn what is going on in the County Government. COMMUNITY BLOOD BANK 659-2963 Paid Advertisement by CHARLES A. FRAIN DESIGNS 20 Hudson Place, Hoboken, New Jersey 58 Van Reipen Avenue (across from P.S. Bus Terminal) Jersey City. N.J . 07 306

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By TOM DOERR Colts, who played good defense was high scorer with 28· while throughout the first half, took Hoalson hit the hoop for 26. At St. Peter's, the "amateur" advantage of the erratic Montclair Throughout the two games, team basketball players can be divided offense to sta·rt the comeback. defense and steady play were into two groups. There are those They challenged · them off the important factors in the Colts' who, whenever you walk into the boards also. Behind by as many as triumphs. Whether it was a fast gym, anytime of the day, you see ten points, the Colts narrowed the break or a jump shot from the diehardedly challenging a fellow lead to 34-29 by half-time behind corner, it was team play that kept fanatic or a group to a quick Bill Hoatson's 12 points. In the St. Peter's in the winning column. game. It turns out to be a second half the Colts piled up 57 When they met Wagner last marathon challenging the N.H.L. points, 15 more by Hoatson, to Thursday night, a trip to the season in length. Yea, the battle take a well-earned 86-79 victory. Garden for the championship of the jocks. The pseudo-Walt Hoatsou- led St. Peter's with 27 game seemed very possible. The Fraziers live. followed by Pete Bouchoux's 25. Colts kept up with the visiting Then there are the students The Colts fought their way to Seahawks throughout the see-saw who get some friends together, another comeback win over first half, but four early fouls by play some intramural ball a few F.D.U. a week later. F.D.U. shot Bill Hoatson hurt the Colts' nights a week, and wind up over the defense consistently with chance of taking con.rol. They playing good enough not only to 20 feet shots, and their rebounds were behind by 8 points late in beat every other team at St. gave them two, three and the half, but managed te> grab a Peter's but nearly the sometimes four shots at the hoop 42-40 lead on three quick baskets metropolitan area as well. as they took a 38:31 half time with a minute to go. The Colts, with the coaching of lead. The 10 point shooting of With Hoats0n and Oury in foul Paul McCaffery, the shooting of Hoatson and Dennis Oury kept trouble in the second ha!(, Tom Bill Hoatson and the hustle and the score relatively close. Farrell carried the scoring burden, teamwork of their teammates, The low scoring Colts erupted tallying 18 points in the second won the intramural crown and the in the second half as they racked stanza. Wagner however used chance to bring the Schaefer up 46 points to F.D.U.'s 36. Oury balanced scoring and a strong Tournament Crown back to tossed in 18 points, while Hoatson bench to control the game and Collins Gym for the third straight aided him with 16 in leading gain an eventual 88-84 semi-final year. another second half surge. The victory. Tom Farrell ended the Without the razzle-dazzle that run-and-shoot second half game with 26 points while Pete Montclair State brought to Collins exploded into two fights which Bouchoux added 20. Gym, the Colts steadily came ended the game with an F.D.U. The difference between back to win the first round game protest. The tension of the teams, spending a day in Collins Gym or in the 16-team Schaefer classic. A the pace of the scoring, and the a night in Madison Square Garden quick lead by the Staters closeness of the score may have is what makes up the basketball threatened to blossom into a been a cause of the scraps, which "amateurs" at S.P.C. It separates runaway early in the game. The never should have occurred. Oury the men from the boys.

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... if celebrities were Deep inside, all true-blooded sports nuts think they can do a better job than any coach of any given team. Managers and coaches are shuffled around more often than the pinochle deck in the back of the cafe. Regardless of this, every ardent follower of sport still feels he is Vince Lombardi. Suppose that certain managers celebrities had not chosen the field they entered, but tried their hands at coaching instead, so ••• .By FRED KERBER

•• # Their pep talks met in a smelly locker-room of that league. We have and speeches might have gone something like this: come to dedicate the basketball to that forward, as a Adolf Hitler: "Swinehunden! Get on your feet ven proper, fitting trophy for those rebounds which came your leader enters de locker room. I vant to shpeak to into his hands that this team might win". It is you about today's game against de dogs from altogether fitting and proper that we should do this. California. Our battle plan viii be quite simple. Ve viii It is then, for us to be here dedicated to the great crush de pigs like eggs. Ve viii mercilessly destroy task remaining before us--that from this honored dem mit aerial bombardment. Ve viii use de blitz und forward we take increased devotion to that cause for roll over dere defenses. Ve viii not shtop until ve are which he gave the ultimate full degree of effort--that totally victorious. 1st dat clear? You viii obey or be we here highly resolve that this forward shall not have shipped to our Alaskan farm team. Und now go out rebounded in vain -- that this team, under me, shall und remember: Today de Rams, tomorrow de N.F.L. have a romp in the second half, - and those players of Yun final thing. Solomon, leaf your uniform und de the team, by the team; for the team, shall not be gold caps from your teeth outside de door. Pay no eliminated from the playoffs. attention to de hissing sound. De pipes are leaking." President Nixon: "My fellow American Conference Sigmund Freud: Zimnoch, why do you hold out teammates: I am your coach, make no mistake about for a $ I 00,000 contract? Do you feel a driving urge it. We are today going to engage in a most for wealth or is it because you hated your father for controversial conflict-the Super Bowl. r want to being · a penniless Bowery Bum? Where does this make our intentions perfectly clear to all of you. fixation on capitalistic values stem from? You stated First, should there be any open, hostile aggression on in an interview that you love baseball. If this is so, the part of our enemy's defensive secondary, I will why are you trying to be a disrupting factor in the recommend to our quarterback the unrestricted use game you proclaim to love, but deep inside really of aerial bombardment. Our ground attack will and hate because your older brother once traded your must invade the end zone in the upcoming four Marvelous .Marv Throneberry bubble-gum card for a quarters. I am also recommending to our quarterback broken Flash Gordon decoder-ring? Obviously then, total withdrawal from the line of scrimage when this problem contained within your ego is a blatant dropping back to pass, in the event of total case of schizophrenic paranoia, since this unnatural occupation by our forces of enemy territory. f obsession for $100,000 also arises from your belief Players make no mistake about it... .l AM THE COACH! consider it of paramount importance that our that the owners are persecuting you. Besides this, I offensive line engage in relentless blocking to make think you'r nuts. For in that steal of home what throw may come the path perfectly clear for our running backs. The Founding Fathers: We the Managers of the When the pitcher steps off his rubber slab, There are a few other points that I want to make Major Leagues, in order to form a more perfect Labor Must give us extra innings. known to you at this time. As we are from Union, establish influence, insure Social Security, Oh, the hell with it. I'll flip a coin." Washington and are playing on foreign soil in South provide for our weekly salaries, promote the Ralph Nader: "Bannon, you're being recalled by California, if any disruption of our policies by the unemployed Welfare checks, and secure the Blessings our Detroit farm club. Ybu do not meet the necessary fans takes place, I will send in by bench at full of Medicare to ourselves and our Pasterity, do ordain standards and qualifications of a professional player. I strength to intervene. Make no mistake about it, this and establish this strike for the Coaches' Union of find that the I 00 yard dash which you are supposedly intervention is not a hostile act, but one designed to America. able to run in 9.5, ' actually takes you 9.7½ and is protect our interests. Be assured of the full support of William Shakespeare (in the ninth inning of a tie therefore a deception to the fans who buy the spike our cheerlead~rs; Pat, Trisha, Julie, David, and Spiral, game): shoes you endose. To top all of this, I find that the One other point I call your attention to is the-' ' -J< "To bunt or not to bunt--that is tHe question: soap you are showering with contains harmful upcoming college draft. Should any of our picks, Whether 'tis easier in the ninth to sacrifice phosphates and therefore yo are a threat to the entire dodge the draft to play football in Canada, I will the time at bat of a strong hitter American public." recommend to our General Manager that they be Or to swing away against an ace of the staff Abraham Lincoln: Four minutes and seven years persuaded, by the most provocative means, to return. And by connecting end the game. To single, to play ago, our furward broke apart, in this gymnasium, an One final note, I wish I could be out there with No more--and by a single to say we end old record, established in Louisville, and dedicated to you today, but my place is here on the sidelines, The tensions of the thousand loyal fans the proposition that no man would create its equal. plotting strategy, making decisions and above all, That winning is important to. 'Tis a victory Now we are engaged in a boring half-time, keeping myself free from harm. Our fans will settle Important to the pennant. Tb bunt, to steal-- wondering whether this record or any other record in for nothing less than total victory. Good luck and To steal perchance to be safe: ay, there's the rub, the league that's established, can long end me. We are God Bless.

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