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•--•••.V ' BARUCH COLLEG! % ^f Student Government Elections Roster of the Candidates Elections will be held October 26-28 alphabetical-order. ^ 919 (Tues., Weds, and Thurs.). Ea£h student must submit bursar^car m SEMENTS Electijpps will be conducted at tables (na/ne and social security number) to The following are the endorse^pents of ^student is already involved in activities which 4fill be near the auditorium. checker, who will in turn issue ballot When TICKER. They were* made by the/Editor-in- which would fall under the position which he The computer Center will provide the ballot is completed it will be placed in a box* Chief in conjunction with a committee of is seeking. print-out of-the Day Session universe which keys to which will be held by the Student four students representing various interests B.C.C.C.- may be divided into^^four vsections in Activities Office. in Baruch. Monte Montanez (Raul) CHAIRMAN JUNIOR PRESIDENT The four students and the Editor based / Neil Manas Alan Elnick Aka "Ding" their opinions upon the platforms submitted Allan Goldberg Allan Goldberg and voluntary interviews. Evelyn Jackson Mona Sandler Barbara Duvdevani Marilyn F*uhrman CHAIRMAN ~ Bruce Rosen Roberto Rodriquez has the necessary Of all the candidates for this position these Alan R. Shark four would be able to represent the day Steve Hornberger Joseph Aquiar strength (backbone) for the job. He also Roberto Rodriquez appears willing enough to work hard. session; and would be able to work well with faculty members. =-• JR. VICE-PRESIDENT VICE CHAIRMAN VICE CHAIRMAN Neil Manas is aware of the problems TICKER ASSOCIATION Anita Haberman^. J facing Baruch and should be able to work John Sekorohod Qf all the people presently in Baruch no Jesus Arzuaga Evelyn Jackson well with students and faculty. T Neil Manus TREASURER '__ one has a greater knowledge of the need of JR. REPS '/ Ticket Association and Ticker than John Vernal Hoston Larry Grief _baT~~an outstanding un Mario Vigil derstanding of the operating procedures of Sekorohod. . Donna Sullo Baruch. The most impartial of the TREAS. ACTIVITY FEES Stuart Sharpe canidates, Larry has the know how, the • REPRESENTATIVES AT LARGE Marvin Friedman experience (he was SCAC bursar) and the Juan De Jesus Gerald Greenberg Mary Marooney honest will to handle one of Council's har Christopher Rodriquez Barry Goldstein Leigh Meyerowitz - dest iobs. "Frank Lopez Larry Grief Daniel Flax COOBDWAJOR, CAMPUS AFFAIRS Of the candidates running, the three Mitch Greenstein Barry Iftoffni an " v* named have been recognized as having the COORDINATOR CAMPUS AFFAIRS
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WAKE UP FOOL BARUCHIANS OPEN LETTER TO THE^T^DENT BODY For thiepast two years, I, Hke most of you^ There is and always win be some people wasn't interested enough to bother staying who believe that everything someone does is More notes on the Merrill Tribble Affair: dependency that the group has on the leader wrong. It seems as though there is a per- ~" Apparently Tribble was allowed to continue further increases the difficulty. after classes were over. I didn't realize what was happening then, and no,w I am ex sonal attack on my personage by some of the his involvement with the Coalition so that Most of the activities that are planned by people at this college. The attack seems to the administration would know what they the Student Personnel Staff are group ac pressing my sincere shock at the conditions . .,^. I am "sure that the vast majority of the of student government and student The "Coalition" be unwarranted because as Chairman of the were up to. tivities. Indeed, many of them, such as student body here* at Baruch want a fair, A Response Student Government at The Bernard M. Student Personnel Dept take note: The playing with clay, knot tying, etc., may be representation. And, feHew^Baruchians, it representatives-student government. I am student reaction to my column of last week all circles around one po^trca^gzar, namely Baruch College I believe I did a reasonably "nwrffdrfc no heroes, no vSla&ts, no considered to be mentally regressive, that J c ^onp of these students and there are a few good job under the circumstances. Some has been favorable—all of the students that is, one reverts- back to childhood when Leon YaBcey. • " ^ ^ occurances I would like to bring up which I Why is it that open letters denouncing the ,.-:-- good guys, no bad guy s^ The world is people will disagree with that statement but spoke to me questioned the value of Merrill engaged in said activity, and, since they are .Let us first realize that we are responsible feel we all have an interest in.~ "Coalition" came .from people like Fred these are probably the same people who •• more compticeted than that." Tribble to the student body. conducted u> the primitivegroup form, one for present conditions. While we -were honme> ^ First'of all there is the matter of a student Greenblatt and John Sckorohod? Are they watching television, Yancey's friends were were unwilling to do the job themselves. - Jides Feiffer is encouraged to express feelings: rather running for more tahnone office. The mere students who are worried about this school, One of the things I did as Chairman of the Paternalism at Baruch than use the mind. The staff members, as making his name known. When we were argument that the student can or cannot or are these two, who are running unop downing Aladin burgers, his pals were Student Government is appoint myself to the ROBERT BARRETT .. ,.. Editor-in-chief It being psychologically the nature of man' the group leaders, are all fine people and fit handle two posts at once is not really a t issue posed, worried about their elections. Search Committee for the Dean of the to find it difficult to rebel against one's the role of the ideal leader for the types of voting for him..If he appears to you to be an here, what is the issue is can this situarion LEON YANCEY •.. v- V. .7... Executive Editor overpowering monster, it is because • we Sdkordhod said last week that Mr. Merrill School of Liberal Arts. My reasons for parents, logically it then can be assumed groups they conduct. Thus, the members of contribute to a more representative Tribble is a member of the "Coalition". a'pointing myself is that I am a student _ JOHN SALADYGA . .News and Feature Editor that to control a person or group of people, the grou^ become dependent upon the group made him one. We have continually fed his government? I am sure you realize my. ego by electing his name. This however does John, you're really mixed up. If you knew majoring in Liberal Arts and that I have STEVE ^RIEDBERG .... Photography Editor one can place oneself in loco parentis, thus leader and look to him, and in a larger pointy served on previous search committees. I >,*.-.-;.„ ,,-,.. not change things. Intolerable conditions making criticism and rebellion difficult. sense, to the Student Personnel Staff, for ond of all there is the matter of the what you were talking about, you would / served on the Presidential Search Com ^BMUKLRAlK. .Associate Editor For purposes of simplicity, I shall classify planning their recreational activities. still exist and I, for one, am no longer willing oalitibn which was set up recently by a know that there are 23 voting members on to sit and watch the deterioration. mittee of The Board of Higher Education EEN BALCH Literary Editor groups into two categories": organized What are the consequences of this? First, number of student organizations. Just think the "Coalition"—the 21 member groups plus and the Search Committees for the last two LARRY KUSHNER...... Business Manager groups, which are more or less permanent since these "groups deal with feelings, any Last year, I, and the other members of an / a minute on what the word Coalition means. 2 at large votes. ; Dean of Students. On the other hand I will bodies with a definite structure, and Ad Hoc committee approached Mr. Yancey LINDA MAT U LA ...... Advertising Manager anger that they may have about a situation It is a temporary alliance^ factions (in this It was also implied in last week's/Ticker" relinquish said position if deemed necessary unorganized groups, which are transitory in at the college will be channeled instead of in connection with our independent efforts case the clubs involved), each of which have Ly the incoming Senate. nature and are without a definite structure. on behalf of course and teacher evaluation. that Student Personnel Services was JOHN SCKOROHOD...... ;.. Editor Emeritus action into a painting. Furthermore, since the same basic ideas and goals, which are working in collusion with "Coalition", so i In the Spring 1971 term as Chairman of the SARAH BAILEY, SAMUEL KONIGSBERGT In this article, I will be concerned with the group member forms a "friendly" tie He didn't even bother to look up from his banded together for a specific purpose - in Student Government I tried to involve unorganized groups, which shall be referred with the staff member, and will associate deck of cards. We then attended a student this, case, a more representative govern that SPS codld possibly gain a foothold in DENISE MICHELSON, LYLE ROSE. student government. That, too, is pure Senate members in moving towards to as>primitive groups. him with administrators, he will be reluc council meeting, so that we could ment. When tiiey endorse a candidate, they programs that would help students at What psychological changes occur in the tant to challenge the administration, fearing legitimately make our efforts known. The are not tellingyou that you have to vote their BULL. SPS had more than just a foothold in Baruch College. It seemed as though individual who is a member of a primitive that,he would harm his "friend". Then, meeting was cancelled because Mr. Yancey way. What they are asking is that you student government last year. The members of the Senate and most other in Published weekly during the school term by the Ticker Association of Thr group? He- (or she) » ". . .is subjected there is the possibility that, these students did not show up. I suddenly realized that carefully consider these endorsed can "Coalition" is trying to bring student terested persons were only interested in-one Barnard M. Baruch College. The City University of New York, Address a! throughputs, influence to what is often a can be manipulated to serve administrative Leon Yancey was making a fool out of didates along with their qualifications the government back into the hands of the thing, money. The first budget meeting communications to Ticker, Box 9C 137 East 22nd Street, New York, N.Y. profoundalteration in his mental endsr and, there is most important the students. same as you would consider the advise given students. there were between 50-100 people present KXTIO— Room 307F Student Center, Telephones 477-7730 or Oregon 3-770C His liability to affect bee* pioblem of dependency:—----. If my knowledge is correct there is no you by a friend of yours. After all, isn't the including Senate members. The first Ext. 247. student government so far this semester. „ Sckorohod also questioned the financial traordinarily mtensinted, while ^s students, become dependent Coalition a group, of people with similar resources of "Coalition". Our total ex meeting after the conclusions of budget tellectual ability is markedly reduced, dmmistration to plan our Yet, Mr. Yancey, as chairman of student opinions, therefore one large student with a meeting there were between 13-16 memberT^ Editorial opinions do not necessarily represent those of the entire Ticker government, took it upon himself to appoint penditures amounted to $3.80. Individual - processes being evidently ifl the. direction gjis, the*a it is highly probable relevent opinion? contributions -easily covered such a small present ami that included Senate members. .Staff provisory Board the College or the Univaeifr. Options contained In jrvari ^proxknatioh to the ler individuals, hi "the day session representative to the Search Tickef~sfeerns to be working along these ^>«= *v. ^ ome dependent upon "them to vamount, ^ --'• ->v ~ . ^ - You, t&e^ stuja^nVTiday;^tiraw your^ -own IDmnsarrmose oi Jhe author* and not necessarily thosfi of Ticker. '.>the group; - and" mis ;ult.can pniyH Gommitteeifor the dean of the liberal^arts lines also." Ticker seems fo be working.a long =&f- ^3r" "g^erjr^rjerprotebt our rights, and so on. conclusions -for the "members you. elected. .-*. reachedJbythe removal of ain children. school. An|d who did tie appoint? None'other these lines also. They^are not tellmgjanyone The leadership; (?) of last year's student JDo hot allow this tcAiappen ag%in;^v*ote only upon his instincts which are than Leon Yancey. He represents the 5,000 how to vote, but rather they are suggesting government was^pjBPoached by^mei^bers of ^ for those people that yware certain that individual, and by his^. day\ session students. As a student I accept who they feel are the best candidates along the day session "com naunity, who. had, ^^ witt w^ai^fcM^goals that you wantA " j TVE^Am 0^J^B^2^imt TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26,1971 i*& 5*L-.-.-... ^i^gZ&Z. W: *>'- Fror.i Dr. Willard G. Adams; Education Department, Barch College Declaration of Human Rights. A pamphlet ecology and you of the society reads: "Death is both a friend Graduate Students in Ed. 9733 will hear and an enemy. We have a basic human right Vm writing this article with the optimistic in certain circumstances to decide for view that this plea will reach somp^p^—^he- _Mr. Peter Heap, Deputy Dircetor-General or -ouiselves when it is one moie Ihan^lhe plea is in the maeof ecology so therefore it is British Information Services in New' York other." The Society's president tells AN MI *a& AN iftft in your name as well. " You remember on October 28. His topic will be "Education inquirers, '"What I am most interested in is -by Gary Frank ecology, that old cliche. Something about in Britain'-'. Mr. Heap has been a member of how death can be made an honorable estate rEven as Iwrite this for my friends, Mr. music, which I may or iriay not write about. saving our environment. You remember the the diplomatic service since 1959 and has like matrimony." Leon Russell and his friends are playing on .Columbia dont give out no Roland Kirk T- "in" thing to talk about. Unfortunately the had a wide range of experiences in Dublin, channel thirteen and with beautiful Claudia L problem of pollution is not cliche it will not Ottawa and-Colombo. S}^ir&*>.~So to start why dont you try out one of The Society in the past 18 months has filled dancing there making it some kind of a in- the Don Nix records. . This is southern pass in time it will always be worsening and This course in Comparative Education joke pubic television service. I've missed we will be deteriorating as long as apathy is introduces to Baruch graduate students high 20,000request-- and they come in^tihp ptP church stuff, twingea blues, but mostly stuff of 50 a day-for copies of its Living Will (free half the show but the music is so good even to see you thru and make ya feel good. our solution. level representatives from other countries Rowan and Martin and Lucy and the pink I'm trying to make a committment which in which changes in traditional patterns of from 250 W. 57th St., N.Y.C.). The will's pad must be digging it across the dial. Really like the Living by the Days, by Don isn't the easiest thing for me to do. I'm education are taking place, m addition, signer makes known to his doctor and Last night someone gave me a test Nix. All of Leon Russells friends help out on C an dice Bergen and Peter Boyle Tommy Berggren, as Joe Hill, hoping you will make a commitment which representatives from Australia, India and family his desire, when no reasonable pressing of fee new Van Morrison, record this one. ..But.despite this asset, there's so in T.R. Baskin. is prepared for his execution - won't be ttie easiest thing for you to do. Japan will speak about current education recovery can be expected from physical or Tupelo Honey, then Michael called to tell me much going on. Between the church and the \Maybe we/can make this thing grow. Maybe changes in their respective countries during WOLF mental illness, to "be allowed to die and not he was engaged, make that officially. Could Mason-Dixon line, which has nothing to do iye can live up to a constructive ideal. the term. HGKT8 RESERVB3 BY be kept alive by artificial means or heroic there possibly be a cdhnection? Is this stuff with Traffic, comes this kind of music, Titerested? measures." The will adds, '"I do not fear Sunday songs. This music provides much better than a regular review? Contack Jo-Jo in room 212 student center. Psychology Today polled some 10,000 of its death as much as Jfear the indignity of In other news: An Eye for an Ear, that's the same vibrations as the private moments Leave your name on the Ecology box I'll readers with a 101-question survey on sex deterioration, dependence, and hopeless of The Band, or Aretha, or James Cleveland pain." Though the will isn't legally binding us, are negotiating with various parties at for that matter. There is a common soul to reach you. attitudes. Th<* respondents eree about various parties to present one excellent jazz I ijy Steven Kohnl Jo-Jo UeAmicis equally divided among male and female anywhere yet, it could be of great advantageh guitarist and one excellent folk guitarist,; if bluegrass, to country, and to black married and single;they tended to beunder- to a doctor or family who does what they american blues; a factor of which (among ^^T.R. Baskin (A Paramount Picture);. There will be a meeting of the "think best even when the community doesn't it comes off this^will be a free concert here others, of course) is uniquely American. I Joe Hill (A Paramount Release in the 30 college graduates who earn more than at Baruch andjvill feature Vanguard artists Produced by~>eter Hyams. Directed by Western Hemisphere). Written, produced $10,000 a year, and were scattered.across think so. The Florida legislature is con don^want to get too academic, but its in Herbert Ross. Written by Peter Hyams. TICKER ASSOCIATION on sidering a "right to die with dignity" bffl- Larry Coryell and Sandy Bull. If it dosen't teresting. and directed by Bo. Widerberg the political and religious spectrums and the come off... we're trying. Director of photography, Gerald Hirschfeld, Photography by Petter Davidsson and Wed., Oct. 27 at 4:00 in the U.S. Less than 28 per cent believe that love which would make the Living WilL^a legal <$ A.S.C. Music scored and conducted by Jack instrument there. y_ - Furry Lewis just appeared on the T.V. All good church-rock has a inspiring choir Jorgen Persson. Music played and com TICKER office is necessary for the enjoyment of sex. And r show with Leon and Don Nix. Lewis is an behind it, joining Don are Claudia Lennear, Elliott. Starring: Candice Bergen, Peter posed by Stefan Grossman. Starring: •Z^J THEiNEW the sample, as a wholepstrongly believes it One Society director tells^fa, doctor he old, black, bluesman which explains, two Kathi McDonald, and the same voices as on Boyle, Marcia Rodd and James- Caan. Thommy Berggren. is possible to sincerely love more than one knows who leaves this ultimate decision up out of three of these qualifications do at "My Sweet Lord." In fact, if God is indeed "T.R. Baskin" which opened at the I must admit that I was surprised by "Joe S£gr ALCHEMY person at a time. to the patient. The doctor places three pills . least, why you've nerver heard of him. Don alive, he must dwell within this kind of Loew's State I and Tower East Theatres last Hill." Having recently seen "Sacco and Researchers at the University of Cin on the bedside table of a suffering terminal Nix, Leon Russell's longtime friend,, has week is the story of a young girl who comes i " SAUL-PAUL SIRAG patient and says, "Take one of these every music. Oh, and by the way, I spoke to him Vanzetti", I "was prepared for another T cinnati Medical Center say a toxic metal brought him put of relative rock'n'roll - last week and he told me-to tell you all he to the Big City (Chicago). 'Future Shock' session of subjective diatribe. Tire only thing RIGHTS RESERVED ALTERNATfVE found in tobacco smoWe—cadmium— is four hours, rf you take tham all at once,- obscurity long enough to help.out on Nix's likes the Flying Burritos better than the rapidly sets in. Th^mecfi^nized, impersonal,• thatrffiexlwo films have in- common are FEATURES SERVICE inhaled from the air by/both smokers and they will kill you." (no...relation to our president) own two -New Riders. If you're not concerned about and over-crowded^^, of^the Windy Cjty lovely title songs sung by Joan Baez. As it non-smSfeers.In large ^oses, it can cause albams. Nix himself has enough obscurity ge records, or godfearing, dr mad at; creates a char/a/fter Ifaalr-b^ introverted, turns out, "Joe Hill" is a thoughtful and acute poisoning; in ^smaller doses, it has to go around. This first record was on .a caustic though fr^u«5gy~~lfc*morous and ACCOUNTING AND anyone, ft-might do you-well to check out ,Xthought-prpvoking fijm^that has been ar-' / been implicated in hypertension, bronchitis Shelter, the newer one is on Elektra. Don Nix and Living>y The Days on Elektra; totally ahentateoV T.K^askjih, thejantK tistically executedA>y director Bo Wider- and emphysema.- j FSNANCE MAJORS ^Si^Knd the Family Stone, Jeff Beck, Elton or even his earlier sermon In God We Trust heroine of the story, is supposed to move iis John/ Santana, Ten Years Afta, Crap bergr- ^ -^ -"-. _ -v.* FLASH GORDO] DISCOVERS IN- Another-Suspicion-Conf irmed Dept. : Let us help you: \ on Shelter^See the light and start stomping. into realizing the effects produced by our TERFERON Charles Glock and Rodney Stark, sociologist Stevens. There you go. machine-oriented culture. We're also Joe HiHstrom was a Swedish immigrant to PLAN AHEAD the UnitedSStaies in reiO. After a brief and authors of a three-volume series on religious It may not be a whole lot important to you Other recepmnrended reading this week is supposed to feel for the character and Before most biologists-' had heard of it, commitment (American Piety), say that all, but these particular musicians are in the the two-part feature on "Brian Wilson in last sympathize with her plight. unsuccessful attempt to establish himself in Bob & Rob wii: tell of their I To Become a CPA ' New York Joe set out for New Jersey in interferon-an animal cell protein that in among both Protestant and Catholics the THE BECKER particular position of providing sweet but and next week's Rolling Stone. For^the most Although the film is entertaining it lacks terferes with viruses-was knocking out more a church member is committed to secular funky music. Jdon't mean the part it is an efficient and revealing piece on search of his brother. His travels eventually adventures in Texas on CPA REVIEW COURSE that extra ounce of 'oomph' to push it out of took him to the West Coast and half way enemy viruses in, a Flash Gordon comic ethicalism-that is, placing importance on I above...Imean the above the above. the ordeals and creative processes which quasi-mediccrity into the realm of un- strip. The development of interferon and Friday, Oct. 23th, at 4:00, in 'loving thy neighbor' and 'doing good for result from the experiences of Brian Wilson. back again. LONG INLAND 516 5383176 Despite these devices there are no such selfconscious and disciplined motion pic interferon inducers has been almost as the Ticker office, 307F, S.C. others' - the less likely he is to give money NEWARK 201 622-1313 hypes to the likes of new records by Don Mix, All of which makes for increadible reading tures. 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