WEATHER lacwsoratea IMI iiMiarr mt Kala sfeesberelTW &ije Hi l»«i A.PaadDPl Cornell ©atlp &un "Ithaem't Omlg MormUg JVeeraawawr" OL LXXXVII— NO.f* ITHACA NX* VOKK.Thi-HSDAV. DKCKMBKH», 1971 MPAG& FacultyStudies Pakistani Proposed Senate, Student Trustees Unit Argue Over Their Roles Hostilities InEnvironment By BKTSV BRKNNKR ByPAULA GA.NTZ Kej I'mversMy Senator* and Escalate** A proposalfor a broadly rw iimimjn>M based institute that will some of the student trustees yesterday cut '. ill » 1 i ]. IiL L India claimed across college boundaries in sew tv v eviSM^^ii.Vt'fWfis mhlilt skmi|wsn.f order to mrtnvi Hum In coordinate all environmentalactivities at Cornell of their working relationship the East is now being considered by an ad Peter I ian had crumbled and hoc faculty »rad army was committee created by request of the I'mversitv Chairman of thr Senate the Pakistani in Faculty Council ofRepresents!i. nMsN. during a confused retreat. but The three page proposal for an Institute for privatr interview, expressed conc«d«il it-- own torc-es wen* Knvironmentdi %as submitted a couple of disappointment that none of the ."ii fee wavi. months ago b> I mv. rsity Vice Provost W Keith student tru T9 present in Ka*hmit I Kennedy according to Prof Norman Penney law Tueadav lor th«- tv K-iin^ m Kast deanofthe faculty. dtacussion of the campux tii< Pakistan The institute, as proposed by Kennedy will budget In another development a coordinateenvironmentalactivities, insure better The iun.ti.il o( trustee tense ufticlal asserted use of research funds and work toavoidduplication act as our man in ON planesof a activities, Ixlhithat according to Prof eepeciaih artta ih«- rampu i Frederick T Bent 1 otMintrv he refused to business administration, chairman of the ad hoc budget, he said According to landing committee. the seaate constitution ataanal military supplies rinancial support for the trustees areex-officio members at institute would be of the senate andhave I'ukistan Karachi rtvtl obtained from outside sources,such as allrifMi foundations of senatorsearept voting and the federal government In addition to these The oilmil vjmlfee was iMUinc sources, money will be available Thnhiuh II through the power a general warning again various programs and senate lias the to ai centers affiliated with the money flights institute, according to Bent within the area* el the wherevei lie U>W campus hie budget, such the cap hti as new»nirn t> -■ (irobabK Prof Lisle C Carter intercollegiate at hi, > housing Jr . business and public "~~ guessing' ceewtry of the originators counseling, subject to the already ertrieh administrationand one of the C*mC,ZE StNATE and involved nn>um| idea, somebody FormfTr^." approval of was The institute said that Kennedy or like Senators the Board of (tuna on provost's Robert 0 Go,tlieb ,2, 2 ,^ Trustees wouldbe Hni a IV.' him the level would be appointed Gordon G trucesO institute : Robert r director. Ptjrcell w Trustee Ciottlieh"71 32 said "I'm very concerned We don't expect about ■ to have a the ttft»ert> t» an* fatuity for the environmental aai nit he wilhtli institute, does not feel it i* the i- but interested faculty Arts,Engineering area* in Hangl. members could participate" on a Handle heart of the m- full or part-time senate decisions "The in (or basis. Bent iiould Desh is the rebelname Ka»t said. deal in .. Paki»tan MostInternal separate."he contends be According to Penney, the UNKNOWNTransfers Another student truitee. lans transferring fn lege to ar, r „„ " SKY Continuedon Page 1( highof267 According toBarbara B Hirshfeld Despite studf-ni assistant dean of the disgruntlement about the drls | college, this increase re .Huong Reps. Appropriate from auniversity admims' differed miieget' methods of i to the college to lessen no $3 its pohcv seems to be BillionFor Aid The college found this ch upcoming, though the idea of a Washington API — passedyesterday angr lour i The House unacceptable and the quantify | four-credit course tysti a $3-billion foreign aid money bearing MOO is regularly bandied bill acceptances wasreturned t t,the about million for— Israelandnone for India. Pakistanand 190level the followingyear among Cornell educational Equador with Senate still saving they makers leaders Hirshfeld stated that sbe will refuse toconsiderit fcrsees no change in the present Presently. among The vote was214to 179 policy She noted that tlw undergraduate colleges,only Uk- With present for foreign aid Arts College four spending authority been a small decrease ir, the run* on a and defense expiring at midnight. House and number of transfer applu* course tyttern und that lyiKni tlons applies mainly Senate leadersconsulted on putting out a stopgap which she attributed to greying in i.miors and interim extension— possibly year— but flexibility seniors, since most 100 into next in the diieges find thai ■■ iiiiii,ic« . accept it equally distr oftenirrfjgijlar < obiIrmrd on PageU Continued to Page» Continued onPace It DailySun Thursday, 9, 1971 The Cornell 2 Dec — Laird Offers Assistance J Forces To NATONaval— alliance, m Brussels, Belgium (AP) permeating the that the United States U.S. Secretary of Defense Pressed any unilateral R calledyesterday would regard Melvin Laird defense spending as for a major redeployment of cutback of (Italian Hat allied navies to counter a Soviet reckless . Qn The West Germans joined the buildup in the Atlantic and stressing that songs Mediterranean United States in A Frenchfarce with three-point any BigFour deal onBerlinmust Laird submitted a and delivered by EugeneLabiche proposalto the defense planning be signed sealed before the West goes into committee of the North Atlantic talks withthe P.M Treaty Organization. Europeansecurity 9-11 8:15 Communistpowers. December His plan envisioned formation to of a permanent international The developmentamounted and rejection of Tuesday's call by University Theatre fleet in the Mediterranean I.Brezhnev an expanded NATO naval SovietleaderLeonid for early Western moves toward Straight Hall neein the Atlantic. long-projected security Willard It also incorporatedanoffer to the OP provideEuropeancountrieswith parley. American weapons systems, $2.00 electronic warfare help and other highly sophisticated gear Allende Orders TheatreBoxOffice being withdrawnfrom 12-3:00PM,Mon.-Sat. Indochina. Food Allocation Details of Laird'sproposal as Santiago, Chile (AP) relayed by U.S. officials: President Salvador Allende standingnaval force announced yesterday his leftist —NATO's taking over i r? in the Atlantic, should be government is cinema \ £*\ augmented by countries, like distribution of food in Chile to & sew* West Germany, with fleets help overcome a shortage. f meat, currently are not Foodstuffs such as DS! which macaroni have * I participants sugar, coffee and WiNNER-OF 6 —NATO's on-call naval force been in short supply in recent AC^^fAR in the Mediterranean should be months. replaced by a standing naval Allende told a workers force, with countrieslike Greece congress that the shortage came and Turkey taking full part far about because his policiesof big beyond their normal area of year in the pay raises in his presents operations. presidency permittedpeople pS>7£m .a^k^fr had : Laird said he was pleasedwith buy more food than they ever HfeoTWaTm. 4H to Sim.7404 I what he regardedasa newspirit had before. MA nCkwkKUMb Before this," he said, "there I Expects were many workers whose Brandt mouths had never chewed a BerlinAccord pieceof steak." urged the 1^ ToBe Reached The president OF BORIS / ■"*¥■ — workers and the rest of -s*** Berlin (AP) West Berlin organized labor to set up accepted terms for travel organized neighborhood of to ferret | EVES between the divided halves vigilance committees DOCTOR ZHiVAGO I ONLY 7:30&Ml Berlin yesterday but then out hoardersandprice gougers. 9.10,11 ' yEA East Germans of thurs,fri,sat december vUnK accused the not go into detail reneging on it. Allende did §5E $125 Chancellor Willy Brandt said abouthowhis leftistgovernment 8:00 sat.matinee2:00 to control over food in Bonn that differences within is assume distribution.IUUIIUU. ■ the East German Communist party leadership apparently prompted the turnabout.Brandt said— he still expects the accord and a second one completed— but still unsigned to be initialed"sooner orlater." god, he's cornered The East German balk "my produced a second postponingof ceremonies to mark signing of the agreements. One accord covers access between West Germany and Berlin, the other and non- Market! between the Communist The Sweater Communist sectors of Berlin i3l Itself The signing waspostponed the first time last weekendwhen the East Germans accused West Berlin negotiatorsof reneging on agreed terms. the same accusation made yesterday by 100% PURE |^ I the West Berliners. 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The only thing he Hemajl Christ Go^d and elephants of those signs whic I do is take rabbits earthquakes,famines, dSt hes allergic to wi 7 P yy 8r d ?r^m his hat because the MiddleEast situation a B e,«Uon Stephen M."to elephants wont fit. germ g y an« S « he of rabbits and and thermonuclear t nLrS otasLally he pullscoins from thin«r sky rise of Communist Russia aijiv (He much money from the took so corporate development of a one-world he was a successful the European — uiat he was twenty-five Common things from them. - by the time attacks and "abounding ia«»- executive in both real estate and with holdings which he wrote about inik& ra S magically (so added that "...Jesussaid Wi Then the Lord came and these events come his life. As a tofctki to speak: transformed generation,then you willknN Telling the Tale "-" tome, 'Andre if you - Coplon= friend of mine said living in the generation of p Christ, thenyou'vemissed it all, ' use gas' to missed a Then Kole adds that "If Ji will ghettos. The police says Kole.Since then he hasn't missed God, as he claims ""Perhaps Mac day someone Concentration not tobe.at: explain on the level of man, disperse demonstrators. Racism, trick Christ is nohope,thenweto how. camps inEgypt and inGreece "Why AmIHere?" was possible; but on the level If I were to go intodetailolsoo Auschwitz fascism. totalitarian dictatorsh.p^ twoof hisbest friendscommitted know tonight, of God, it will forever remain the most heavy with When I things I then r complicity,passivity: words suicide, he started to ask "Why am many wouk disturbing of mysteries." By criticizing today s is rea wouldn't be that Legendsof Our Time, pastsignificance... here? Where amIgoing? What the —from they indict yesterdays that by ElieWiesel. regimes, meaning oflife?" Thenhe discovered corruption." And while Wiesel of the "first century his eyesoffer a constant question. as the "hocus pocus" Nearly a hundredpeopleinik*. Even vehemently rejects the idea of Israel was for real. "H Ihad not They are the deep, black eyes of a which, by its trickster" heard the Lord speak throughU absorb an "answer" to Auschwitz I experiencedthe reality of this Ithe Lord s storyteller, eyes that must negatesall I I decided to make adecisionto and very magnitude... answers .: blessings myown personal life,then However, everything before them, the obscure victory over lin the first time. witnesses it nonetheless "representsa wouldnot beherewithyou this evening by performa the blinding both. Twin mute inhumanity.' the satisfied his just as they will absurdity and We are one yearcloser to the end of with him," ! that willnever judge, urgent need for order, the (he disappointed Given this world since Kole was herelast time from Cortland College. "Hel never forget. missionbecomesa holy one,thati to appear worldof Elie Wiesel is appropriate writer's pastand wasn't originally scheduled the supernatural, and there The of forging the vitallinksbetween time but the Lord who keeps to his vision: it is one of great blotted enormity otf here for the second spook in my room To give witnessto the strange ways, be surei. This voids and ominous silences, of questions future desperate, works in to night and makes people M* accepts the holocaust becomes a quoted the dark predictions of to whichthere arenoanswers. He challenge is so great[ year he eachother." articulating that impossibility, "the Winston Churchill ("We are a generation his final act Kolepro* and lives the paradoxof paralyzed by it. It iss "I, U For language. The resulting that we are often staggering around the rim of Hell as the Statue ofLibert which eludes natural, then, that Wiesel is so averse too has put dressed is most painful in Night, Thant ('"This generation transparent globe.Andthente tension perhaps "phrases" and "slogans."'In an age thatt life"I and a in whichhe directly relateshis banality civilization on trial for its Tonight the Man from G the novel everythingfrom the off expert ("I believe andb experiencesas a young boy in Auschwitz has heard of,f nuclear disarmament together at MIT Armstrong to the gobbledygook today we will all be show Heaven,otl Buchenwald Here is an Neil games ,f in ten years from another hundred to and be no the Pentagon to the deadly of be an incinerated striving to very dead and theearth will isn'tAndreKole. understatement Goebbels. his aversion might be a y statementat all. ' rubble"i. eternally to ten healthy one. Yet Wiesel is hojunded NoBlueprint the He revealsone source of this of tale." After: Wiesels acute suspicion compulsion in One Generation to violence duties, and they sloganeeringandhis revulsion "Survival carries certain not him to the in one word: will probably endear are all combined campus revolutionary. And his the one single obsession working transmission ... The prescription for activism ("By in the history of the Jewishpeople his most ignored an for his ownpeople,a Jew makes lesson of Auschwitz may be > does Pakistani, but valuable contribution to mankind." Vietnam, in Biafra. in provincial. Wiesels own continue: like smack of the Wiesel must nevertheless social action, as with Biafra "JustMan."hemust scream,if forays into his fabled and My Lai. have obviously been limited not tochange man.then tokeepman from depth, of their is compelled as to the scope, if not the ultimately changinghim. He been distinctly passion to testify concern. They have also as well by "a veritable belong to no organization death oblivion, personal "I for the future, against and has no blueprint for conveyed by every possible whatsoever." He a passion proddinga suburban synagogue out of its meansof expression." much less for turning AgainstChaos complacency, the America around. Wiesels drive to transcend Elie Wieselmay not leadyou absurdity of the death camps But while Kafkesque to the barricades,he willprovide the best is conspicuousinhis perceptionof an over- exampleis oneof a history. of transportation.His riding unity and order in man s questioning sensitivity and seesthe holocaust as tirelessly Moreconcretely, he commitment, of a love for live evenatits specific influence on most of having a mate most tortured. While Wiesels struggle is Say's problems. Not only did it past, this it has to come to terms with the that possible a Hiroshima, but never-ending should to of protest struggle is serve stimulated the current wave non-Jew alike, that university buildings are remind us. Jew and "Sories and our taleis stillin themaking Black, rise up* the own" ■occupied; The lit 1IMI»...»»»M. TheCornelll^iW Sm 9 l*7l 9 5 Travel Plans study break To the Editor Iframe A t>*mr ron. I year several fcM fey February student n«Ms Each local on major airlines QfUSfftAS agencies advertisereduced price will be readih If *%^ efficiently or charter-type flights atailable holiday charter to I jm breaks Kurope for members of the basing this on past community experience, of my own aad at Cornell Since many friends Hopefully Hit students spend their summers noone will fet in as bad a situation as the abroad, these flights usually bankrupted festive break appeartempting andpalatable agencies presetted Regardless of what to their returning easterner* last these August However, b agencies say. their flight dates anyone lallrag indefinite, prey to saving ten dollars is are often making a asking precisely planned departure for aggravation that the impossible They leave commission-earning student agencies will consistently deny themselves able to advance or This letter round trip dates is simply intended as delay the with a forewarningwhichdidn't COtNRCATUOA as little as one week's notice If avail tOMMST similar, Kumpean bound travelers until announcing alternate last May. dates, they will not which for many ol us refund the was toolate tH*ty-C»rm*r fr+rm full deposit ifthe traveler wishes IK to cancel It is true that >JP***Y QmeTwenTt-OnJ their Lots tlrrkow iti'72 "Wvarta tUmim9 r**m I mwmUmhi*tmr mmrftmm Christ, Continued

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mm. TMiOEM Voting MlNODOM Paul IDtfuflt AH about Ithhcantury 110phoio» 18 in coloi Praagar Sl2 bo This vacation could be the last chance for Cornell students to - register to vote, according to the *ATU*E. Alfrmd t,,,n,t,,dt A JohnCanaday.NV Tim; WaMha.hm $35 wortd f*mad ptwiographar praMnts " wondrou> MlaclKm _. Movement for a New Congress SL FABLES John C.v nnr.iH i,.ih .^_ k Students from out of state are before re- SO. IMPERIAL r.,, Tm,, SlHwa^J urged to register they OAROENIOF JAfAN lloh lmp.miSoc»t ¥ S4b turn to school in January. (Pennsylvania. Massachusetts. photo <* pag« ol photo. 138 ,nlull o'«Ph tova»V vouno MomH« and Illinois and Connecticut do color Wa.th.rhHl «37 60 ?uT« i~ ; " '"° "'"* *' Ohio. St. -EftSIA T.*u ton,*, i I>a M««t- Idntxl—. VSS8H not have absentee registration, "*"iTTm In New York. central wmmmMcQuitty Suparb photo* [L "*" On#°* th# x"*>"*""' cotcK and tan.ra cr.«ta k °*" """ '"" registration has already re- 2 500 y.ar>.r> th« faMadland NV GraphK Socwty $35 iSTJT*! v f»"X*«»""'^"»V»«aiv *of craatwn" opened. TMt AMERICAN HEHITAOE HISTORY O, «,. Z^Xtg""" "« m V*» TABLE AMERICAN HOUSES M.,,h,1l B - D.v«l>on ftp Crf/-,«,/. - More information from the ... ICC4.ISIASTIB . is " *"°" MNC available in the McGraw M.ll Aftar 12/31.Sl9 95 now r,^«?7.^ T no l wlth Straightlobby, or at257-0442 SlB 96 M Mab7JC? C !T* ".* THE ■M. SWAY Or THE ORAND SALOON: A Sa«M ML TMI THIS RICMIB hiumi n. " * '°m Hlatory dth. North John Brmnm ..J A 1 UM AOamie Afateo/m Tha l!« . who* marv^ou. «,. of ,«, ^,. S* "«WY^Th.?I2I V FOR IT*K luxuryIBM*« paoa.ISO^Mr,of .Hu. W/I ZLK^T&£Xf£££tT,m,, XISS^ FINE t Dalacorta S S Book /»av *I!^£?2S??,££? V^L^M FLOWEi^Sy/

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Igeßeoy ittiaca 108 N. Aurora St. SATURDAYS 3P*/tffl 7PM BLOODY MARY'S 50° TV Cornel!Daily Sun Thursday. Dec 9. 1»71 11 Corson to Postpone WHCU Sale [U MONK X RKISS members and three administra- has a great potential toexpand Iniversitv President Dale R tors this role Corson announced a one year Corson also said that he would Inthe rationale attached to the moratorium onthe possiblesale evaluate the success ofthe board bill the Senate Community of Cornell-owned WHCI' in a and the operation of WHCI' after Affairs Committee M-ite^ that Tir«s recent letter to the University one year Should the station the relationship between Senate meet the financial goals and the WHCII and Cornell is not the In addition. Corson informed aim of more responsive service product of long rangeplanning." PPI Bolt«ri«t the Senate of the formatioaof a to the In immunity, but the end result of 55 years of Put Up 10 member advisory board the moratorium will be ad hocdecisions j^^^^^^A Tun* similar to the one recommended extended, according to (Orson The Senate resolution also by in a resolution passed the \t the Nov 9 Senate meeting. stated that the board should Senateon Nov 9 Donald Martin manager of advise the manager ontechnical The resolution stated that the WHCI said h<> would welcome and policy matters serve a* a board purpose of the would be some help" in improving the sounding board for I'niversity N.V.S. Inspection I "to advise the manager of public service functions of the opinion,andprovide a continuing WHCU todevelopa statementof station body within the I'rm University policy concerning Corson also announced the is familiar with WHCI p 1Mil* EastB Parking Lot WHCU and to otherwise improve establishment of a second board andoperations. | communication between the of five experts in various phases University community and of broadcasting The membersof WHCI the board, however, will be from As asked by the Senate, the outside ofIthaca. board will have a "balance of The Senate bill cited the fact programing technology and that WHCI tills a public OneFlew Over community experts" including service function for the Senate two nominees. two community" and (or ttu- community people,three faculty Iniversity and that the station the Cuckoo's Nest a play ha»ed on,Knry'inovelby Dale* a»»erman. Librarians Status Viewed | l'r« M ,„.,.,! by |nr SahmineCoop Despite a report that Cornell This is the first time a of more has one the progressive substantial amount of" systems of employment for informationis beingpublished Dec. 16,17, librarians in America, many The report states that it can 18—8:00 p.m. librarians feel that this group by no means be regarded as a Anat><.| Taylor Hall Aud. possibly has less power than any satisfactory state of affairs that theuniversity »1.50, other in the librarians salaries levels at Tk-keu available at r (^mmon., NOPtli Campu.. Union, Mayer*, "Cornell is well behind many a Iniversity of the academic ""Ninon,C-lnwnSmoker other large universities" with standing of Cornell should be at (A respect to librarians, according best characterized as 'av- proKramof the Onli^ for RHi«;ion, Kthlc,andSocial Policy.) to G. Marvin Tatum. Olin erage acquisitionslibrarian Even though the curriculum is of primary concern for librarians. this area is "jealously guarded by the faculty.' he said. Tatum is Chairman of the Committee on the Economic Status of Librarians of the Cornell Librarians Assembly, which has just released its report dealing with librarians' status and salaries. The report concludes that Cornell librarians haveabout average■start ' For some peculiar reason librarian's salaries are kept confidential, unlike faculty or j^Bßs^s^Bls^s^s^sß administration Tatum said ■K.vk.'^.^.Bf Students Fined For Shoplifting Three students were fined and one other found not guilty of shoplifting from the campus storeearly yesterday morning The controversial Student- Faculty Board on Student Conduct, hadcaused an uproar in its last meeting Nov 16 when it had voted to suspend four other students for one term for shoplifting The Student-Faculty Appeals Board, which automatically reviews any suspensiondecision, has reducedtwoof the sentences, In the two other instances of suspension, however, according to Judicial Administrator Harry E.Kisker. "The boardcould find no new evidence to "support a reduction of sentence. Among Tuesday night's actions, the SFBSC reported having assessed the stiffest DON McLEAN penalty toa junior in the College of Agriculture andLife Sciences, who wasfined $100and placedon The fbet&nger probation for his next term in residence 'AMERICAN PIE' meSor^TheAlbum TheDankim onUnited /Vfasts fecodsfT^pes.

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IIi i iiiii Daily Sun Thursday, Dec. 9, 1971 TheCornell 16 Viewed CM.Internal Transfers engineering many percentage of Continued from Page 1 that, while there are who switch to the -i trans- students the Colleges of engineering students ofUnclassified Students students from ferring, these were still a £ was unable to Hotel Administration. Human has grown.Burton /d[&% "relatively smallpercentage"of shift. Ecology, Industrial and Labor only 3to account for the DUPLICATING Every year Relations and Architecture, Art the college. The Division of Unclassified 10:00A.M,1 i 5 students whoreachtheir junior (DUS) serves as a ■ :00AM;s^.V; andPlanning. transfer, he noted. Students whose s n engineering college year wavstop for students The ributed the number of changedand who W^l^r contributes the most by far to H< at objecUveshave transfers to the "availability of dissatisfied with the pool of internal transfers. whereby students may have become According MalcolmS. Burton, routes" C to transfer to other divisions right 1 provides these associate dean of the added, "I'm The°division school, close to 18 on campus. Burton with an opportunity to engineering that not everyone students of the 1200 students in quite certain improve their academic per cent entering engineering fully college's Division of Basic performances by taking courses STUDENT COPY the realizes what a professional they are 412CollegeAye. " CENTER Studies each year leave the in the area in which 272-2100 of educationmeans." QUALITYXEROX college for another division transfers from interested. HIGH COPYING university. The basic studies Most "DUS always handles the the engineering go directly to arts. the division's division generally includes years, borderline." said first yearsof Over the last three Prof. Martin W. students in the two though, the number of direct director. engineering. while the Sampson,engineering. Burton was quick to caution transfers have fallen - For this reason,the numberof students inthe divisionvaries as colleges change their policy Establishing internal transfers, Faculty Views toward college's Sampson observed. If a policy becomes more liberal EnvironmentalStudies Unit then less students find it through the Continuedfrom Page 1 "Whether an institute is the necessary to go- body mechanism by which DUS. establishing an ad hoc to dependency is deal withthese functions. environmental study at Cornell This or improved, particularly true with regard to "The committee hasn't made can be augmented the question at hand." Lynn the arts college where 6TTi 4BAUS<[ S FeJep cUICtfEN Jp R\B its mindup yet." Bent said. "We is the majority of DUS S°SPA6H \ STEAK' nbt claimed. overwhelming > don't know whether or this s«to. cuTLtr C LoMooki way do Currently there are several studentsareheaded. TK IuSr T«wt IJVML Been. 9 is the most effective to " than fifty percent of something that shouldbe done environmental centers in both Greater of Agriculture and the students are from "The present centers tend to the College division's while Sciences and the College of the college of engineering localize in one area."saidProf. Life colleges con- R Lynn, director the Engineering. Kennedy is the remaining Walter of in much for Environmental responsible for the agriculture tribute equally and Center smaller proportions. tor Quality Management in the collegecenters. students are College of Engineering. Once the adhoc committeehas instance. 101 enrolledin DUSthis semester, of He said that in his experience submitted its recommendation engineering. X CDLLEGE SPH environmental problems on the establishment of the which55 arefrom I with The agriculture schoolhandles involving both biology and Institute for Environmental of are often Studies, the proposal will be the third largest volume engineering, "areas transfer traffic, omitted. The environmental voted onby the entireUniversity internal established, faculty. The final step in the although not nearly approaching institute, if would and engineering enhance the University's process is approval by the thatof the arts environmentalresearchefforts. UniversityBoard of Trustees. colleges. STATLERtM^ Tonight at Statler Cafeteria Hawaiian Specialities: Ham Steak Hawaiian Sweet and Sour Shrimp Chicken Pineapple Pepper Steak Roast Pork Loin

Don't Get in a "Christmas Stew" over what to get for Sister Sue! Step IDown * Get Involved I R.A. Applications for 1972-73 I Underground IThe Clothes Cellar MILL OUTLET J^L Now Available 130 East State St. A December 1-23 Take HOME GIFTS for f^^^^ Office of the Dean of Students. the ENTIRE FAMILY! J 103 Barnes Hall (Freshmen no( eligible) fun clothes at CloseoutPrices The Clothes Cellar The Cornell DailySun Thursday, Dec 9, 1971 17 Christmas Tale A CHILDREN'S HOLIDAY Straight Celebrates Holiday ALL children of the Cornell Community By 808KER Fete are warmly invited to attend a Child* TZNER Room caroled Despite the University and decorated the evergreen was not one of Holiday Party on December 19, 1971 in s failure Tu Straight Christmas tree hich surprise. "University Unions Senate esdav nignt to was w Campus Union from 2-4 p.m. on two bill donated by a loc^i tree was assuming that the Senate the North act s concerning supplier, - religious holiday the Cornell civil would accept the majority What fun we will have there are piffatas, displays Liberties upst University Union met alIsto report." said Robert C Platt 73. cookies, AND Santa Union^ nosted jts determine what action displays, cartoons, annual Holiday party wt,u[d be CCLUmember last niEht6 taken regarding % (lavs. in the Willard raignt Ha,, the The primary concern of many MemorialRoom. subcommitteereports. of those attending the holiday The official CCLU st«, 1515 SPONSOREDBY: The party, CQmpietc with nc.e is party was apparently when the **^^ that while theorganizationis served, *sk^(y\ /5/B^^ CornellCo-Op eggnog. music. and a iarge opposed not refreshments would be tree to all religious displays and how to sing along with the Christmas was held as on campus, the CCLU c scheduled becau^ -jn the the )pposes women's choir and glee club in absence of any University spending mOney the least offensive §r lnlrrn«tion«l Activitirit (.niup S^te action for religious manner. C\. sVB <*« / were continuing, symbols sitlee the As to whether or not the & X\» g/ No. «:am (»v« Inion " with our University is Jr%^ traditionalpolicy, said the rrecipejcl,t of Straight shouldhavesupplied the Loornis, RonaW public funds, including N. clirector of fees, student labor and decorations for the UniversityUnions. according to Haroid o otherwise free evergreen, Mary Levy 74, CCLU This policy was formulated sectary F Leeds 74 said."It's just the after treasurer spirit of the season and there's last winter a semi-public "The University hearing at which members of shomd not not one religious symbol on the several campus indirectly force students to give tree." organizations money to their religion and departments spoke, or to The Senate at its upcoming fr Loomis said. another's religion," he sajd Dec. 14 meeting is expected to Two reports The CCLU's response to the vote on the two subcommittee o* the Senate party and to the Stt- Subcommittee on Religious ajghfs reports. Affairs were C|iscussed at Monday s meetingof the Senate' butno voteon then-, wastaken .T*!e majority report would forbid the University from providing religi^s holiday displays and would have such displays regulateq by campus groups. The minority report specifies that among these displays the University admini^ration would not sponsor the displays of religwus symbols such as stars andChristmas trees As those in t - ne Memorial g Discount Liquors & Wines mSat /$ GroupProtests g _g^a 507 N.Cayuga Street/ Ithaca m FedExcise Tax 5 k^rlfl/oiyLowDiscountPrices on allliquors& cordials % A group of Itl,aca residents plans to gather in front of the New York Telepl,onc Company 6 Extra Special w 10 a.m. Saturday t0 protest the AliViV^B warinIndochina. The members o^ tne Telephone War Refusal Groilp are opposed to the use of thc 10 per cent Federalexcise t^x, which they lel contend used BlloW _ QUART » j| FIFTH T^Z^Jg Instead of supporting death, - we -.j^KM.,iJ<^..il

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RAIFABEVEC commission and J5O monthly. Application warlord of Mars eats turkey 41.Difficulty deadline is 1March. Call256-4000 Nergis Gtumphem! ALL SUNDAES 42.Employ PROFESSORSHarropFreeman andErnest AND EVERYTHING 43.Young fish Roberts of Cornell Law School discuss the ELSEI/2 PRICE 44.Caustic JAZZCONCERT of legaleducation on"Discourse . realities 2. The Cornell JanSociety presents its four" Thursday,Decembers 8p.m onchanel THISISOUR 45.Romanbronze Jan projections concert featuring Steve LAST NIGHT "46.Pikelike Browns "Que Pasa" Friday, Dec 10, 9 fish p.m. in the WSH. Memorial Room. SinglesThing OFTHETERM Admission 50€. Ithaca Happy ANDWEMUST Friendly Friday. Dec. 10, TGIF. BE A PROSPECT OF WHITBY! Over 25. Sunday, 12 co-op has openings Hour Cayuga Inn 5-8 p m. SELLOUT. and inexpensive co-ed at 2-2CLansingDec.^Apts. for Spring 256-5589 coffee evening Apt EastB:oo-ll:00pm. needed Personols 1 Personals 1 RIDERS WANTED: Omaha or points en WEEK, take and RIDE FOR THREE to FlorIda 2 22 Share expenses 256- DURING STUDY a break Share expenses and driving. Sorority route LeavingDec. in the Multipurpose Room of intersession. Spring Rush Call ATTENTION CORNELL TUTOrT see the flicks Susan, 11. SIGN UP FOR children in the 3097 weekdays. Union.Continuous show Call 273-9201after Judy,272-1592. Ithaca schools want ton> me North Campus thankyou tor your careand help. 12pm. Admission 15« by Youmib HAPPINESS IS- sending your old clothes from9to HAVE Igot a candle for you! Candles KEATONin"Sltent P"tner" next school a better place. Please comt bad Ruthy's Place,408College BUSTER p.m in if you to Cornell Students' OPERATION Bethdisplayedat Wednesday evening 9 to 12 tne us can. CLOTHES DROP We still need help trying Aye.Reasonably priced. Room the North Campus happier the Multipurpose of to make this a Christmas for IDLE Vixen Union 15t EARLY BIRD Please North TYPEWRITER DASHER, Dancer, Prancer Admission SPECIAL: All subicriptiw less fortunate. contact ON orders received January Campus Head Residents aboutdonations. Comet, Cupid, Donder, Blitzen- and Father and Ben TurpininFlicks before l,i»72w- OVER CHRISTMAS? Birthday, Jean. Love LITTLERASCALS haveone dollar deductedfrom the iwmiiir. your typewriter with us over Time? Happy * evening to 12 p.m in the has Leave cleaning Sunday 9 Campus town price of six dollars. OnlyfivtdMm CHILD CARE MOTHER for professional or Rudolph. Multipurpose of the North you LICENSED in intersession Room will entitle to seventy issues :■ opening for Day Care for severalchildren Rush. Admission 15c. __ SUNdelivered toyour door. Sorority Call Union— Call273-3*o* her home, now or Spring Term. Call 272 AGENCIES LAUNDROMAT SIGN UP FOR Spring 7422 412 College Aye,272-2100 . Judy, 272-1592 thruFri. Open730a.m.-1:00am. Mon. THE m Saturdayand Sunday 1, for allearly bird CORNELLCINEMA IS TGIF TOO SHORT FOR YOU ON 10:00a m -1:00a. 1972Deadline will OF CLASSES? Not at North JANUARY After that date, you FRESHBAKEDGOODS LAST DAY help subscriptionorders Spring atSTATLER Campus Union Stay until- 8 p m and LOOKING FOR A NICE PLACE TO LIVE no longer save anextra dollar ona NOW AT trim tree at 7 bring your own Happy atmosphere, Now. For onlyfive presents our really NEXT SEMESTER? SUN subscription.Order toyour trimmingsor makethem there.Then home cooking 273-7827 dollars THE SUN will be delivered your liberation and gorge on all every day celebrate only from 8 L door RUTHY'SPLACE the wine you candrink tor 11.00 WE HAVE ROOM FOR YOUR "DR.ZHIVAGO" 401 AYE. p ... (no more wine). Start at 4 p.m vacation. ReasonableS^ALrates. anyone a happy twenty-third COLLEGE m until NEW PETS over S- wed wish birthday.A 8. J justdrop by and tasteour selection 564-3438 birthday once.Happy 23rd story Zhivago. poet Lara or wines. Phone The love of a and of beer and UNLIMITED table of the background of the Russian 10 I CAN I against Friday nightDec Man"(with "LAW SCHOOL- WILL LIKE IT? BREADS,CAKES,AND. MOVIE- "Fateof ai A by a recent law Dec',10, RUSSIAN 9, p.m Multi- MAKE IT'" new book Thurvtay,Friday,Saturday, 11 BYTHESLICE,BY THELO»F subtitles). Thursday,Dec. 8:00 for prospective law students Send Room, Campus Union Free graduate Milwaukee, *125 Sat.matinee2:oo WANTED RIDE to Southwest or- Southern purpose North $2 Kroos Press, 3709A 8 00 leave Dec. (maybe by The 95 Box Open to thePublic California Can 21 and open to the public. Presented Wis. earlier) expenses, driving. Barry, Co-op. 53217. . Share French Russian . CHILDREN intheIthaca schools say thank- THE PERFECT GIFT- a rear* 256-5519 HARDY in "The MusicBox- tutors. We hope you Cayuga'sWaitos! »»*«" LAURELAND to 12 p.m. In the you to theirnifty Cornell Cornells own 4 MONTHOLD PUPPY next Tuesday evening 9 holiday come back to us If 1150. sinales -94<. CallBob, 273-2163. to Florida (Ft. VERY FRIENDLY trained, of the North Campus have a good and cinF WANTED home Paper had shots Multipurpose Room you Laudfrda^fapprox Dec 21. Ann, 256-6179 nee^s new 15c. can. gas. """"' Union. Admission " 11 p.m Will share driving,onving.g.:, Phone272-8697. « p.m . r— r 7 /LIFTME I / I'M \

Jhe Cornell Campus Store proudly announces its special Christmas hours until 9:30, Monday throughThursday our Book Department is open and the entire store is open daily 8:30 to 5:30 and Saturday,10to 2 _^^^^ The CornellDaily Sun Thursday,Dec. 9. 1971 23 CLASSIFIED AD V E R T I SING Personals I Automotive- - For Sole7 RoemmoH Wolod , RoomsFor Rent 17 jWSoJoll ■" r « 15* attractive and AN AUTO makes 4th ROOMMATE or couple wanted tor CAYUOA HEIGHTS Quiet room record*-. N« r*wrri SUPERMARKET Eleven overlooking woods and take Private SON^JW'»P«playbackheadt uj, JOHN & TONY ot new cars. Volvo. BMW. Jaguar.Peugeot. beautiful 4bedroom farm house inLansing 277-Ul7 MG, Renault,Lotus, campus Modern entranceandbath ROBERTS Austin. Triumph, Fiat 90 acres. 12 minutes from 190 271-5741 BARRANO and Plymouth. $114,000 stock Factory kitchen and laundry,garage, etc OF ENGLISH FOLK IS A parts 150teetofl PUREBRED Slam#M Klttent Chocolate ALBUM MUSIC trained appointment Route $42 utilities Opposite campus Prl»r«e point male. , male, GREAT GIFT FOR A FRIEND. A GOOO workmen. Service by 148 SO plus 531-7352 'HILLSIDE inn- < - m c female FOR PARENTS. AND EMMICX MOTOR CO. MontourFalls 1-s*B baths TV andair conditioning SISStewa.t Mout«* n weaned pleytul. relate GIFT A POOR IDEA 3071 '»*! FOR A MAIDEN AUNT AT MIDTOWN COLLEGETOWN Roommate wanted to .272 9MJ RECORDS, GUITAR WORKSHOP, AND share 3-man apartmenttor springsemester In MARRAKESH *=T>R A GOOOBUYon yourauto insuranoer Call273-1731 SPACIOUS single or economic double modern rooming house on Stewart Avenue S S FO S " »cc Lee Newnart at 1011 w State St .or t Fischer Superglass 205 rphone273-43»1.rphone273-43»l. SPACIOUS FURNISHED ROOM in Very near campus Large study room with with*.L' Tyrolia? *«\EB(ndln((l SM|luted ori,y j adjacent sleeping room Maid and linen -- apartment with 2 others Walk to campus 1 «" ■*"■" "» «■ 1948 Call, Refrigerator but no KP tltO per Notices 2 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK. 31.000 after 4. 777-3114 service §420 miles, snow tires, AM-FM radio Owner person for spring semester or it single - Paul273 17*1 leave WE FOR YOUR leaving Ithaca $1200 Phone 273 7535 after PROSPECT ot WHITBY CO-OP H»s name ALASKAN MAL puppy, HAVE ROOM SMALL Friendly,co-ed, and <"<* AMUTE beautiful>"" PETS over vacation Reasonable rates 5:30 openings tor the spring SM *""»""""""■ »' Phone544-3431 cheap Call 754 5589 CHBBRFUL ROOM withrefrigerator, near evTnlngs CADILLAC- 19*1 Loaded -every available campus Occupancy ImmeOiat* or January option, including radioand tape $700 Marian, stereo 1 ROOMMATE WANTED to share large M5month Call 177-0174 Fa RUSSIANMOVIE- "Fateof a Man" (with or best offer Chevrolet, Itee. good furnished apartment Own bedroom, double GUITARS: yIH,Rotewood Classical, subtitles) Thursday,Dec ». B:fJopm Multi- condition, bestoffer 273-9431 evenings bed, dishwasher, to drive from new strings. 4 ye,t s. beautiful lone purpose Room, North Campus minute UNIT leaking 2 female Yamaha FGIBO.,, Union. Free campus $49 including utilities 347 4513 SMALL LIVING yMr; sellor tradeboth and open to the public. Presented by The boarders Spring Semester Warm 25*-4S»td«yt M||t,BioonMleld RussianCo-op. 1970 BLUE VOLKSWAGEN Sun roofsedan atmosphere, good food Call Melanle. 273 French Warranty, 19,000 miles White wall tires, downtown _ AVAILABLE NOW Convenient 7827 TAPE RECORC)EH j^y2JO. stereo tape, alsosnow tires AM FMradio Manyextras, location affable roommates Own amplifier, tp»v excellent condition Sl7OO Call at Two K r, Complete compact 277-3150 furnished, paneled room its month Call private Exc«tl.n, Cheap night Kent, LARGE MODERN ROOM with system .condition. 177 Campus 277-0190after 6pm Cornell Store bath, neat Boxcar, 175 month sublet Department 1443151 Book 1948 MERCURY COUGAR V-i automatic Hip Roommate Wanted REAR DECK ch luggage will be open evenings vinyl REASONABLY * rome rack. until 9:30 pm AC. top. studded snows Must sell (male or female). Your own furnished with C lkl rack *25 or 144 Monday through Thursday tor your $1375 257-2522 after 4pm Collegetown Fab DANCE INSTRUCTOR 1 iji?r* 25>-17it room. In Jan or CORNELL. needs someone to there 5*50. shopping convenience. occupancy $70 yter old daughter 277-3227 half a house Private room Sapsucker , , WHITE 43 FORD 2 door automatic Call Rd (15 baby sitting and BARBELLS- l,0 b M Cost U0 Sell120 You eligible to FredKoons. 273 5801alter 7 MALE Woods or lower 271^,40.venlngs VETERANS are enter the 30 QUIET ROOMMATE NEEDED tor rent 257-I*»7 CallJohn P. Air Fore* ROTC tour-year program. Your Spring Term Own targe bedroom, large previous service can count toward Fair condition, radio, heater, kitchen and living Next campus SKIS, poi.CS as much 1944 FALCON room. to single tor BINDINC-s AND Two tets. as two years of the program You will be snow tires, $100 273-4847 »*5/ mo. Call 272-2199 evenings. NORTH CAMPUS: available 200cm, Wand fop 27} 1074 after t pm InSpring Call254-aflO Best time after eligible to receive$50 per month in addition male _ to your V A benefits and maybeeligible for '42 FORD VAN, $300 Excellent engine, FOURTH FOR furnished apartment near IIp.m. KOMONDOROIi— R#re Hungarian Sheep a full scholarship. Stop by the Air Force brakes; But clutch needs repair Call IGA. Own paneled room. W w to w Dogs Loyaj rdlans and unutual mornings, to for male, companions - 9u , office inBartonHallfor full particulars. evenings273-7147 carpeting.$60 month Spring term. 277-0755 PLEASANT ROOM next bath J,.re< by top winning second term 273-2724. 119 ThurstomAye. m#rlc*n History- Call §42 GRADUATE and Undergraduaterecipients 44 VOLKSWAGEN BUS tor tale Hat 49 SCENIC LUDLOWVILLE, colonial house 4*»evenfn s of New York State Regents and Scholar engine, bed, wood paneling, carpeting, etc Will have 2rooms availablearoundDec. 15 ROOM FOR new members at the French incentiveawards for the Fall 1971 term who Also 210 G.S AMias Majors with bindings: Your ownroom plus share house (Colored Russian Coop Call273 »932 have received notification of those awards Head ski boots. More information call 753 TV, stereo, fireplace, etc) ■ all utilities during July. 1971 and August, 1971 may 0811 ICortland)evening. except phone included, for $4000 a month LARGEST, most luxurious Rlsley double JONn&TONY possibly have checks available 533-7244 T* BARRAMO at the withfireplace, overlookinggorge Available M"«f^f«GLISH FOLK MUSIC IS A FinancialAid Office room105, Day Hall. 1948 OPAL KADETT RALLY GT, 4-speed Spring semester ?o?&R °dd tires, ROOMMATES WANTED Up to 4 single Call 25*153*late for * F"IEND. A GOOD Oversized excellent condition. Phone 9 JFt Jn£R PdIc AND A POOR IDEA ALL 407-532-8379 bedrooms availableimmediately in room OFF CAMPUS single In **JENTS. ORIGINAL SIGNED PRINTS in the house. Dishwasher, darkroom. 2 baths $42 FURNISHED room iS. N AUNT AT MIDTOWN Upstairs Gallery's " co-op arrangement,kitchen facilities, ideal R ?««rJfD ?P "Graphics Under SIOO rent plus utilities. Close tocampus Call 273 ,cuSG|TT*R WORKSHOP AND 121 East Buffalo, downstairs Browers LEAVING COUNTRY- mustsell. Rambler location. Call 25*0449 Ao°A welcome 19*5, 4 door sedan. $300. Call 272-4847 4415 preferably evenings. BEAUTIFUL QUIET single In Balch Hall ROOMMATE WANTED to share Highland 2 Availablesecond semester 25* THE Rent No Linda. CORNELL CAMPUS STORE now 1947 4 House Apartment with3 other girls 0094 featuring a wide selection of FORD CUSTOM 500. automatic $40 Call 272 8442 ribbon, Christmas doors, good condition $700 Leaving the _____los t «, found cards, and gift wrap paper. Shop lor 22_ early for the best selection country, mustsell Call 777-3*27 ROOMMATE WANTED Spring SINGLE ROOM AVAILABLE Spring Watch i at the Cornell Semester Semester, close to campus, furnished Call LOST: n p,rking iot A ntCk Uce CampusStore. Male grad preferred Own room Next to ottered, callMlml, 1949 FORD CLUBWAGON CAMPER first campus. 272-4238 Reward car now, second home vacationtime Two $45 month 273-0345 ■?729*322*' AVAILABLE attheCornell Campus Store a beds & bunk, wardrobe, stove, electric UNORDINARY single dorm room for male complete line of Naz-Dar silk screen refrigerator,sink. Pop-up turtletoproof.302 ROOMMATES WANTED for two rooms In in Risley Unique, built-inlevels Available supplies Including inks, squeegees, stencil engine, automatic transmission, radio, 2 downtownhouse. AvailableJanuary Ist $50 springsemester 254-1481or 254-1471 film, silk, frames, solvents, etc. Also batteries, excellent tires. Under 3000 Call month per Call Dick Brand. 25*3919 or availableIn a complete Naz-Dar sitk screen 254-3250 days. 273-1580 evenings Melinda 277-3*94 *M«ions & Sales23 printing kit with complete instructions $17.50atthe CornellCampus Store 19*5 MGB: black, studded snows. $375. 594 FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED to share TOO MANY'"WEDO|NGPRESENTS- line 2084 apartment $40a month CallPam,257 19*4 HouseForRent IS !! m a- tilver. linen,crystal at "%Zirresistibleo i* ?'°° ,„,,,,,, FOR SPECIAL CHRISTMAS TREES- Low — prlc.., Som,UMd cheap prices Will deliver 272-9445, 272-1544 or lOEAL FAMILY HOME 4 bedroom, *Yl Sund '" 5 »s»Vyckoff, WOMEN WANTED to share dorm suite furnished, on dead topffooY »>' notify 80x 437, Statler Hall. during springsemester Betsy,273-2445. end street near Northeast Schools and shops Available CAMPUS MobMe Homes8 January1-Aug IS, 72 257-0713 THE CORNELL STORE carriesa 1 or 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES for 4 girl STATLERINhj— announcesthe sale ol used complete line of Speedball block printing FOR SALE apartment Own $45 a ur« sundry other equipment In a materials tor making your 19*7 Skyline, 12x50, set up in Collegetown room. '";""cloted bid'"f, ,,„ own greeting local park. yard. shed month 277-0849 baji, lt#m,m y impacted cards. Ink (water : oil),brayers, linoleum Enclosed Storage 277-2*78 !; i '."v' 'n the ExhibitionHall located blocks, linoleum cutters, presses, inking Reasonable Call duplex Ih> c Auditorium between plates, papers, FEMALE ROOMMATE 2 bedroom For 21 f*;^" *'ii V Statler etc. Available In theart and apartment $75'month. Pinckney Rd. Near Sale engineering supplies department in the Gasand Electric J Successful bld Call Joe,277-0454. 1/2. *_■■■" FAST ACCURATE EXPERIENCED dinnertime 273-314* papers, TWO ROOMS pluskitchen, share clean bath Theses, term papers, scientific 1105 Downtown, all utilities 773 SKIS Slalomt, anything. IBM Selectrlc, carbon ribbon, WANTED ONE PAIRused skiboots, site 13 8551 AND POLES- Kattle 205 254-1721 after 11pm or beforeIa m Women preferred. cm,Marker bindings 115. Scott poles, 155", pica 273-48** 11200 257-I*4oevenings FURNISHED ROOM, kitchen facilities, TERM PAPERS at standard rates. right off North Campus 509 Wyckoft Call EXOTICPET PARROT for tale withcage Accuratework done quickly.257-1843. Wonted ToRent 14 Marty,273-4544 Leavemessage and supplies- Call 272-5174 STARTING JANUARY large 1bedroom CABINET handmadelor hi-fi components, IBM SELECTRIC Reasonable ratet. WANTED: one bedroom or studio IS. 5 It. long Tan, cherry trim with caned call apartment, Professional typist in Collegetown. Will do apartment in quiet environment for period unfurnished. Beautiful location doors. Solid Pricedrightat 135 273-4443 theses, term papersetc 15 to June married European inCayugaHeights, 2773131 & 273-5307 Jan 15 for couple (no Kids - nopets). Price below $100 2 BEDROOM FISCHER RSL Alu-steel 210 cm, with Call 273-2449 after 7pm APARTMENT on upper Nevada bindings, poles, WILL DO student typing Electric Linden Aye. Very nice, private, desirable, Scott Ra^hie "Red typewriter hot",boots size 13 All used one season Call Call after 3 30,277 3107 furnished, quiet 272-8203 Dave, 347 4343 273- cm, TYPING ON SHORT NOTICE 50« per page. RoommateWanted 15A PIANO. FIREPLACE. TERRACE, tingle SKIS 205 Fischer super glass, metal 272-2104 room in 3 bedroom apt. fiberglasscombination Used 1 1/2seasons TWO ROOMMATES WANTED to 4- Collegetown Good condition share Female 277-0733. reasonablerent. Asking $45. Call Tom, 254 IBM Executive carbon type at 45 page. girl Highland Houseapartment Call Carol Free pickup delivery for 50 pages. Glenn or Sall.e, 27^2443 3608 Waring, 254^*25 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Three SKIS AND BOOTS 1pair Ros-.ignol Stratot — 2 ROOMMATES WANTED for 4 bedroom bedroom. fully carpeted. Range & 210 cm. 1100 1 pair VRl7's with marker TYPING WANTEO call Mrs Marie C'town apartment Furnished SBO month refrigerator 1175 plus utilities. Newfield bindings,175 1pair Lange Comp pools size Campbell, AR 2-3394. includesutilities 277-o*3* Schools Call544 7005after 700 9 1 210 mcd 190 Chris All equipment in excellentcondition 272 8055 TheCornell Daily Sun 24 Thursday,Dec 9, 1971 Clash Senate, Trustees impression Student meetings he "got the excellent Continuedfrom Page 1 'wo shall be elected by the don't want me to For Italian body as a whole m that they Cukk ,h» st4dent the senate constitution; the conjunction with senate SP Dining senate of the trustees feel &Fine trustee positions and the elections N?ne support the areality together of publicity responsible to Atmos^ became cited iack budget before the Shelley ieels that trustee elections and campus life abbut lrustee of Trustees. Shelley said elections and senate elections trustee activities as a factor Board Board of not be held together wh^f, in an her main input to the should might result was through the "The senate has failed trustees inadequate turnout in trustee Trustees realistically dealing with Buildings and Pr°P ertie? by not electjOns According to the might problem continuing the Committee where she the of University charter, trustees housing budget. existence of trustees." ejectedby 40percent of defend the mi^st Gottliebsaid he gets to know The senate constitution constituency constinuency the student their G. wishes of his provides that twoof $tu(jent trustee Gordon the in be elected by through personal contact trustees will Chang 73 said "I'mdisappointed through the student senators and the other in senate." At earlier living units, not the senate He stressed the fact that 109N.CayugaSt. "If we can't work with organizationson campus, weare Course Credit Allocation no better than the other trustees." Termed BySome Gottlieb said "Im not Unfair being associated Continued from Page 1 many science ashamed of ag»-eed that with thesenate" butnoxt week s The generally the students spend a great deal of budget will Let SUN Shine In Kahn said that credits, but discussion of the EPC assumes that four credit tin,e inlabs for three determine whether 'they have meetingonly three hours said that 'there are still a lot of courses week," adding done agoodjob." a weekdemandabout tenhours a hoiirs left in the class "when you pay this much week workoutsidethe that instruction, When the college changed to tuition, you expect the four-credit system for not jjutst self-study." general however, one survivor of upperclassmen. "the that, understanding was that Genetics 281 commented "It it weren t for the professors would lot an early bird. proportionately increase the requirement, thered be a I This is pushing fruit flies I amount of work." not by more fewer people you will Y*^ class meetings but by around for onecredit" Emulate him and independent study, according to Ih the College of Human Kahn. Ecology,course creditallocation save yourself one dollar he would "be very is Wp to the department, unless Kahn said for all interested toknow what students the course is required by ordering your subscription I think" of the idea of a four students (there are no such course load beginning freshman courses now*. Most courses are Ito THE SUN before January 1, 1972. AllI year. Noting that such a policy thrtje credits. Failing, associate would result in decreased class Prof Jean for the spring term can be or saved money, Kahn de^n for undergraduate Iseventy issues I size and of said he also favored it because education, said that the rule for this bonus rate. This isalso creates too much thumb is that courses meeting purchased "five courses three distraction, and itmaximizes" the tnre»e hoursa weekreceive holiday gift-giving. I similarity tohigh school credits, though some labs with Ia great idea for Indeed. many students little outside work might involve grumble about the present arts moi-e classhours. system. Ira M Pearlstein "73 Ir,the College ofIndustrialand noted that the three credit Labor Relations, a changeover four system has been —— "" he took freshman year, toa course JAN.-May-Wl courses but "in SUBSCRIPTIONRATES- specifically History 105 with its undt.r discussion limbo" _ ) time, according to ORDEREDBEFORE JAN. stream of papers,requiredmore for some Qlhp (CorttfU »Utt » 5" intown(l».rin>P.kllnA«v.i.c. Instruction Satlli TowBp,,,,inA