DCTRINE! VOLUME 18, NUMBER 26 THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1979 Senate puts off SAPB head approval Lamirande fumes
By Brian Conheady The Student Association Presi- dent, Don Lamirande, was upset because the proposed appoint- ment of Joe Hwalek as Program Board Chairman, was added to the agenda of the March 27 Se- nate Meeting. At that meeting, Lamirande drew criticism from the Senate for not appearing in person to submit the proposed appoint- ment of Hwalek. Lamirande stated at the April 3rd Senate Meeting the following Tuesday Eric Samson, Kathy Pavelka, Don Lamirande, Prof. Lawrence Feasel, that the addition of the Hwalek Senate Advisor appointment to the previous Senate Chairperson Athlete coordinator SA President week's agenda was a plot by Se- appointment on the agenda. the S.A. President's comments, after the meeting, he said that for the Presidential Staff. nate Chairperson Eric Samson Samson replied that he could not and he should get his facts Feasel's speaking ability allowed and Senate advisor Larry Feasel as there was nothing official from straight before making allega- him to "shift the blame from the Don Lamirande said after the to embarass him publicly. Lamirande. tions." He then proceeded to tell Senate to interoffice communi- April 3rd meeting that one of his Later, however, Pavelka claims his side of the story. cation." main gripes with the Senate is Samson called this "ridiculous, Samson said he was going to put that "we should be working to- out of line, and unreal." He put the appointment on the agenda Kathy Pavelka asked him if the This is not the first clash be- gether toward the same goals, the proposal on the March 27th "with nothing from Don." appointment of Hwalek could be tween the Senate and Presiden- but every Tuesday the Senate agenda after being asked to do so Samson's decision, Pavelka added to the agenda of the March tial Staff. becomes super-critical." by Presidential Staff member claimed, came after a meeting 27th meeting. She was hoping, Kathy Pavelka who Samson said, with Lamirande which took place Feasel said, to get him working as Senate members have been Senator Gary Hughson feels "OK'd it with Don (Lamirande)." after the first time she and Sam- SAPB chairman as fast as possi- upset over the poor attendance at that the two groups can still work Lamirande denied talking to son talked. ble. Feasel replied that she could their meetings by Presidential successfully together but that the Pavelka about putting the pro- Feasel, speaking immediately do so if she had the approval of Staff members. Attendance of main problem seems to be one of posal on the agenda. During a after Lamirande at the April 3rd President Lamirande. Senate Meetings is not required communication. phone interview, Pavelka said meeting, made a point of per- Lamirande was not satisfied she had asked Samson to put the sonal privilege, stating, "I resent with this explanation. Speaking UR teach-in examines future of nuclear energy after TMI Beverley Suveges The second speaker, Asso- impossible, and even if it were According to the general con- ciate Professor of History, Peter possible, there is still the possi- sensus of the five speakers at Linebaugh, historically com- bility of human error. Radioac- the Nuclear Energy "Teach-In" pared the situation at TMI to the tive releases occur even during at the University of Rochester coal mining industry in its early normal operations and during last Thursday, April 5, 1979, years in Pennsylvania, espe- fuel reprocessing. Long term anything is possible! Minor cially with respect to the fact storage of nuclear waste is a breakdowns, though not un- that a small minority of "conspi- major problem, remaining dan- common, are not always public- rators" control the energy choi- gerous for 50 to 100 thousand ized. ces of the entire society. The years. He felt, however, that difference between these two these are comparable problems Accidents are possible at any forms of energy is that with coal with alternative energy sources nuclear energy plant, even our mining, in case of accident only such as strip mining and air own Ginna located on Lake Rd. in the employees are affected who pollution from coal, resource Wayne County. It supplies ap- have made a specific choice as depletion with oil and gas and proximately 17 percent of Ro- to the risk they are willing to the danger of plutonium from chester's power needs. We may take, whereas with a nuclear fusion could make it potentially expect in the future any form of energy accident, the entire pop- more dangerous than fission. accidents from minor breakdown ulation could be affected with to major catastrophe such as ex- no choice in the matter. For solar energy, enormous plosion of pent-up gasses to melt amounts of hardware would be^ down of the nuclear core. Edward Throndike, Professor needed, requiring more deple- of Physics, explained the opera- tion of metals through mining. <3 The incident at Three Mile Is- tion of nuclear reactors. He, too, land, unfortunately may not Professor Thorndike couldn't however, listed a number of say when asked what actually shed much light on how to avoid problems such as accidents at these accidents because so far happened at TMI because of so s] reactors even under the most many conflicting reports. no one seems to know what carefully monitored and con- caused the accident there. Each trolled circumstances. Calculat- Robert Holmes, Professor of The old familar lines aren't present but registration has begun for next expert has his own theory, but ing all probabilities is humanly (Continued on page 7) fall. See next issue for a complete story. no one knows or expects to know if the accident was caused by a faulty valve, human error or a combination of both. The first speeder, H. David Maille, director of Health, Phys- ics and Associate Professor of Radiation-Biology and Biophys- Clubs appeal slashed SA budgets ics discussed the effects of radi- ation on the human body Dr. Maille stated that from estimates On Friday, March 6, 1979, a dent Activities, Chris Stone, Fi- insufficient funding to be able to ney funds for Student Associa- the amounts of radiation re- loud cry from clubs and organi- nancial Co-ordinator, Kathy run their programs for the 79-80 tion and Clubs and Organiza- leased from the Three Mile Is- zations was heard. The Budget Pavelka, Athletic Co-ordinator, school year. tions. land plant accident, no statisti- Committee made many deep cuts Senator, Mary Kay Anderson and One of the many questions If you analize this committee cally significan increases in of their budgets. Tom Shirley, President of the asked by Club Representatives, and think of the hard decisions cancer deaths are expected. He Student's Handicapped Club. Appeals from these clubs and why was there such deep budget which have to be made on who said that moving to Denver, with organizations were heard by the Among the many clubs that cuts this year. Well according to gets how much and what pro- its slightly higher than normal Budget Committee. The Commit- appealed there budget were, Stu- Cheryl McCombs, Chairperson grams get cut. So in a way we levels of radiation would be tee who consists of Cheryl dent Video, F.E.L.A., B.S.U., of the budget Committee, the must sympathize and try to make more dangerous than being in McCombs, Chairperson of the Monroe Doctrine and WMCC. reason for such deep cuts is that the best out of what you receive the area of the accident, near Budget Committee, Richard De- One of the many grievances there is a decline in student as a club or organization for the Harrisburg. Pa. gus. Associate Director of Stu- among the clubs in general were enrollment, which then cuts mo- 79-80 school year budget. PAGE TWO THE MONROE DOCTRINE THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1979 brieflyi SA to fund DECA Trip By Brian Conheady
During the April 3rd Student Association Senate meeting, Seminars planned $1000 was allocated from the Student Association conting- ency fund to help send 15 members and one faculty advisor for single parents of DECA to the National Career Development Conference in Houston May 12-21, 1979. Monroe Community College is offering a series of programs geared specially to the unique needs of single heads of house- Besides the $1000 received holds attending MCC. from the Senate, DECA is using Three different seminars will be offered on campus and all $3500 of their own money to fi- single parents enrolled at MCC part or full time are invited to nance the $8016 trip. This still attend. leaves a deficit of $3,516, which is The seminars are as follows: expected to be made up by the trip's participants. According to Richard Degis, Associate Director of Student Financial aid opportunities Activities, this leaves over $3000 remaining in the Student Associ- ation Contingency Fund. 3rd. from left Erick Samson and 2nd from right Don Lamirande who clashed at Senate meeting. for single head of household The Senate also approved the appointments of Peter French as tions, said he is taking the posi- to win the upcoming election April 25 - College Hour 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. - Forum West Financial Coordinator and Joe tion to gain experience for next Hwalek replaces Carl Graham Hwalek as Program Board Chair- year. who could not continue because Are you taking advantage of all the sources of financial aid man. He will not act as Budget chair- of eligibility requirements. Gra- available to you? French, a candidate for S.A. man, leaving that up to Senator ham now has a job with Student President in the upcoming elec- Cheryl McCombs and he expects Activities. This seminar will describe the types of financial aid available to single heads of households attending MCC and discuss the requirements for each type of assistance. Health Services to sponsor Robert Bleadow Asst. Director of Financial Aid, MCC Respiratory test for smokers The single parent experience All are welcome to come to this you test your Vital Capacity — Smoking is an addiction, and is May 1 - 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. - Faculty Dining Room program sponsored by Health which is the number of cubic not an easy habit to break So Services. inches of air a person can forcibly why bother? This seminar will assist single parents in balancing the many Date: April 25, 1979 expire aftera full inspiration. This responsibilities he or she associates with the dual roles of parent Time: 12 -2 P.M. is a test of lung function which is Smoking facts and person. Place: Student Center Hallway affected by respiratory illness Expert: Deborah Keeley from the and smoking. Just one cigarette speeds up Phyllis Schiff, Manager, Family Service of Rochester American Cancer Society. Smokers, have you thought to your heartbeat, increases your Joan C. Wilson, Asst. Professor, MCC View the spectacular OPTI- yourself, "I can stop smoking SCOPIC machine. Biomedical anytime I want to"? Well, you are blood pressure, upsets the flow students will be on hand to help deceiving yourself with a myth. of air and blood in your lungs, and causes a drop in the skin temperature of your fingers and Financial planning for toes. Smokers are sick in bed an DECA wins State Title- estimated 88 million more days the single parent each year than non-smokers. Women smokers find it harder to quit than men. May 7 - College Hour 12:00 - 1:00 - Room 3-114 goes to Nationals in Houston Pregnant women who smoke This seminar will focus on the important issues in developing a By Mike Masiello have more still-births, spontane- financial future. ous abortions, and low-weight Recently, DECA, The Distributive Education Clubs of Amer- babies than do non-smoking Included will be: ica, went to Syracuse for their State Career Development Con- mothers. budgets ference. MCC's chapter took 23 students, a new State President, More than 25% of all fires are credit problems and a new Assistant State Advisor. caused by smokers. long range financial planning The following students should be commended for their suc- cess: Jane Feldbauer, Mary Pat Embling, Sue Urkhardt, Tetania Stopping smoking pays imme- diate and long-term health benef- Marcie Ver Ploeg, Financial Consultant Laka, Ernie LaRoch, Dan Tokin, Lew Fostes, Mike Masiello, Nay Minges, Debbie Willmarth, Patty Pasnak, Doreen Accorso, its. Support for this project is provided by a Vocational Education Elaine Schimmel, Carla Rohole, Dean Taylor, Ray Ramos, John Act Grant. Hasslewander, Larry Vogel, N.Y.S. Secretary Treasurer Cindy Quitting tips Cologgi, N.Y.S. JCD DECA President, Mrs. Marilyn Simmons, For further information, please contact Joan C. Wilson, Project and Mr. John Lloyd. Tell your friends and family Director, Grant to Assist Single Heads of Households, Ext. 5279, Mike Masiello was elected as the new State President of DECA you're quitting. A public commit- Bldg. 8, Room 549. for the following year. ment bolsters willpower. Mrs. Marilyn Simmons will be the new State Advisor in 1981, she will be the assistant for the next year. Don't quit "forever" — stop for Hats Off!! Congratulations again to DECA. Good Luck in a day, and tomorrow try it for Houston. another day. Job skills workshop Lay in a supply of chewing gum, cough drops, carrot sticks, etc. May 1,2 The first 48 hours are the hard- Masiello elected State est; once you pass them, it will be The Counseling Center and Placement Office will be sponsor- easier each day. ing a Job Seeking Skills Workshop to help you either with your summer employment or permanent employment on: When you experience craving May 1 11-1 o'clock DECA President or anxiety, choose an activity or which works for you, to reduce May 2 11-1 o'clock By Mike Masiello the tension. (Talk with a friend, For more information please contact the Counseling Center. write in a journal about your feel- Mike Masiello was recently elected as the President of the ings of wanting a cigarette, try a New York State Association of the Distribution Education Clubs physical activity like biking or of America (DECA) at the State Conference in Syracuse. walking, play solitaire, take a Through the hard work and determination of Mike and all of bath or shower — whatever Election photos inverted MCC's chapter, success was achieved. This marks the third year works for you). The Monroe Doctrine regrets the mix-up of the pictures of the in a row that the President has been from MCC. The former The Staff in Health Services are candidates last week, Maureen Serron and Lisa Sheldon. president were Sue Roesen 1977-78, and Cindy Cologgi 1978- glad to talk with you and help you 79. assess your smoking habit. We DECA which builds and develops future leaders in marketing have several excellent free pam- and distributing is looking for members who would like to join a phlets. successful, worthwhile and very rewarding club. Please inquire The Cancer Society can tell Election results in next MD at 3-126A or 6-402, Mondays at College Hour. you about free withdrawal clin- Mike would like to give special thanks to Ernie LaRoche, Dan ics. Tokin, Lew Foster, Cindy Cologgi, Sue Urkhardt, MR. Lloyd, Health Services Hours: Mrs. Simmons and to all the Administration who helped make Thursday, May 3rd Mon.-Thurs. 8 am-6 pm this a reality. Fridays 8 am-4:45 pm THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1979 THE MONROE DOCTRINE PAGE THREE Library houses extensive Laser stolen from microfilm resources physics lab By Kathie Reilly such machines, or READERS, By Doug Huff The laser develops over 3000 are in our library's microfilm volts when being used. This On Wednesday, March 28th, a could electrocute a human being ON MICROFILM room, with a diagram on each laser valued at over $300 was Back issues of many maga- machine illustrating how to put if it passed through his heart. stolen from room 7-105, a phys- Also, if someone looks directly zines and The New York Times the film in place. Instructions are ics and geology lab. newspaper are kept on microfilm also posted on the wall, and as- into the laser, serious eye dam- at the Leroy V. Good Library. The sistance is available from the pe- The laser was being used by age can occur. New York Times microfilm is riodicals office across the hall, the physics department to dem- When the laser was stolen the stored just outside, and the mag- and at the information desk. onstrate the principles of laser protective cover had been re- azines are stored alphabetically On a special machine called a function and laser light. moved, thus exposing the circui- inside the microfilm room on the READER PRINTER, copies of try. The Physics department still The laser was noted missing retains the cover. Plaza Level. Keeping back issues articles on film can be made; the and presumed stolen on the 28th. of periodicals on microfilm saves fee is 10C per page. Consult the Technician Wasterburg It was reported stolen to Security doesn't see any real use anybody a lot of space and, in this form, librarian in the periodicals office the following day. the periodical has a longer life or at the information desk for this would have for the laser. Within a span; the films are more durable service. Lab Technician, Rich Waster- year the laser tube will wear out than paper Comments, suggestions, to: burg, and Electronics professor, and replacement would run to In orderto read from microfilm, LIBRARY LINES, c/o Monroe Lawrence Skarin classify the over $200. Wasterburg believes a special machine is used. Seven Doctrine laser as possibly dangerous. the laser was stolen just for kicks. Future of Nuclear Energy (Continued from page 1) versus the costs to our quality of quences, Professor Holmes sug- Philosophy, stated that although life including peace of mind, gests we declare a moratorium he is ignorant of workings of dignity and cooperation with the on licensing and construction nuclear energy reactors, once environment. We must look at on building new plants till peo- we've gone through all the fac- the rights of innocent persons. ple have time to find out more tual issues, two fundamental We have a choice about using about nuclear energy versus al- issues still remain: cars and highways but we have ternate forms of energy. Fifty to one hundred years from now "1. What should we do about no choice about nuclear energy. If people playing Russian may be too late to stop. We nuclear energy? must look now. 2. Who should decide the Roulette all agree, that is one answer to the first question?" thing. On the other hand, if one Ray Stiefel, spokesman for the The relevant criteria for ans- or two are unwilling partici- Rochester Safe Energy Alliance wering these questions are 1) pants, it changes the entire na- (RSEA) said, he "resents having legal 2) profit maximization 3) ture of the game. Something like to put up with something that technical, feasible from a scien- this is true in consideration of endangers my life about which I tific standpoint 4) moral. Ob- the certain number of cancer have no choice. Nuclear plants viously, experts are best quali- deaths and leukemia and are the most undemocratic type fied to answer the first three number of accidents related to of energy. I am willing to put up questions but for the fourth the use of nuclear energy is like with little or no electrical energy question, there are no certified playing Russian Roulette. The if a choice must be made be- experts. The answer should gun is loaded with the number tween nuclear power and play- come from us, the silent major- born with genetic defects and ing my stereo. The corporate ity. The lines of argument which the number who will contract argument is that there are risks need answering for the fourth cancer in some form. Some of involved in everything we do, criteria are: Progress, a norma- these will be innocent persons but I want to be the one making tive term which means change the decision as to taking risks or who had nothing to do with the not with my own life." for the better. We must answer decision. Whatever form of the moral question first before energy we use, there will be this For Further Information, Con- we decide if it is progress or not. issue. If it is true that there will tact: Prior acceptance of other be a certain number of related Rochester Safe Energy Al- wishes which are comparable. deaths, by what right and with liance We must be concerned with the what justification is nuclear 713 Monroe Avenue consequences of nuclear energy energy being used? In light of Rochester, New York 14607 Boarded window one of 8 broken during last Friday's storm. weighing the material benefits the uncertainty of the conse- Phone: (716) 244-7191
To Shane's good looking friend from the Mark - Have fun in Mine and don't get To the Monroe Doctrine Staff: Thanks for Empire, Sorry, but we only attack things Pub, If you're not attached how about married. the weekly laugh - each week, without that present a challenge. Why don't you giving me a chance? I'd love to meet you. fail, your administration photos are go for something on your level like the (Personally) The Lady in Satin Mate wanted - I'm a beautiful blonde, named wrong!! Keep up the good work. Planet of the Gumbies. Rhiannon III 5'6", great figure and love action. Inter- It's better than the funny papers. igor, You're my one and only. I love you. Pavlov, I'm no longer interested in any ested? Meet me at the library, 4th floor on Eileen, Do you always hit girls in the Sapphire person who is a phoney. Grace & Ho- April 13th at 12:06 outside the ladies To the cute, brunette, Spencerport head?? Swollen Eye nesty room, goddess cheerleader, I think you're fantastic and Maureen - What a fool believes. Kim Can we come home from New Athens? I'd love to dance with you. Leather Deb - You've got the most beautiful blue Our engineer is already singing "Rubber Venus I am not that paitient. However I eyes I've ever seen. They really are beau- "he Way Ministry, Open your eyes and Biscut". Dragon Lady feel that if you must - I wish you good Send no money to the extremely poor tiful! You Know Who (Dancer) earn the true identity of the Savior speed Look behind - beware. Temptress society. Tibbi - I finally found out who you are, Isis, I realize who you are, but since I am To the cute firl with the viol in case I met in ain't that real neat - a Friend To disco Boy with the cute hat & skinny Astaroth, You don't upset. Please - be basically mortal and capable of dying he stairs by the Brick Lounge on 3-28, I silver belt. Hang it up because you look friendly - evil is my role. Temptress where as you are immortal, I insist we use want to get to know you. S.R.S. Gary: Aspirin for birth control? You must like a girl, the Pub Rockers the "Rules of Dueling" according to the be kidding. Road Runner For sale Parrot: Likes children but will Magician's Guild. Merlin W.S., You're in my Eng 101-034 class, To Tidbit, Come and party with the gang. make do with a little bird seed and water. and I think you're nice signed "Yup" To the MCC Christian Fellowship, Let us La Chic Contact: Dave, Pat, Jim, or Dave Sterling H, loves che 152, he even got a 98 love one another for loving God. A fellow - but no one except Brian knows his fate. member Joe in Geo 102, You're cute. PS. In case P.J. Don't forget you owe me a trip to My Lord of the Ring-Why is there no love PS. Shari hates your poetry and your you haven't noticed I'm crazy about you. Hawaii! Kathy PS. Your questions don't in your land? I search but find only fear drawings of Smugehead or Andy! vie Part, Ain't you happy they were away bother me. and suspicion. The men stare, the Hob- Fish bits shy away, the Dwarfs shiver and the Lady - It's still empty without you. Lone Joanne - Aren't the "brothers" does? Astaroth - Thanks for revealing yourself Elves stand silent at the mention of your To the Guy with theelectrifying gazeand Stranger Let's chalk up one for youth Beats young for now there will be noting in our rela- name. Please speak with me again. I must those flashy green eyes, Have you no- advets tionship that needs to be hid. know. A Lady new to Middle Earth ticed? Brown Eyes Proud Brother: One back rub coming up! Debi . Casey, Stoney, and sully: We will get Riz - I promise not to fall asleep as Done on this trip or we won't come home Empire - Pleas attack. We haven't had To the Girl who I had a dream but will quickly this week. W/Love Bill Little Boy - Do you tend to lie a lot or are HTD target practice in sooo long. Terran Navy never come true, may you have many you just burnt? Bill more happy ones, shared with someone I wish to congratulate Talwar V. for be- Bako - How do the Pretzels taste?? Too One burst of my weapons and Club 747 is who cares for you like I do. Happy "Be- coming the Terran Fleet's First Annual Frankie, Have any leftover porkchops, Bad you'll never know! Where does MK a REAL Disco Inferno! Rhiannon lated" birthday. XXXOOO Whatever. PS. Stellar Idiot. He decimated the competi- pickles, ice tea, taisiu bread, etc. Debi "tang out :n the summer? "the Cat" I love Skaters. tion Rhiannon Flow Charter, Which dirty blond in what 8144: Who are you? Anne K. Kim. Why doesn't fatso stare some more? lab on Thursdays? Norzuki Productions does it on cycles. D.B#2, Backoff B.P'Look at me for once Jo Smile everyone, God loves you. K.S. Illesseya - Pavlov is more than just a dog There is a Confederate Yankee loose in trainer, he is a good friend - one of his K - Obnoxious or what'"' the King Aurthurs court. Talk about a Jim, I'm glad you found yourself such a Marie B., Thanks for being such a sweet Pups. mixed up character. beautiful girl. You're luckier than most. and understanding friend, there is none Macho Mark, The end is near. T.S. and quite like you. You are the best friend Gene - Just wait for Mendon Ponds. You J F, Dave Happy third, Rain. Love, Chief anyone could ever have, just remember better learn how to swim Loretta: You look so good when you Sam S, I think of you DB2 that you and I are going to make it some- smile. Paul The valor must join forces to defeat Mel- day, you just wait and see. Love Dorri To Mary and Eileen, Why don't you ever kor before the coming of the Children of Berry V, I would appreciate it if you would come down and play ping pong with us? Venus, I needed some time for medita- lluvator keep your nose in your Own business Hetlag, Talk to me, hiddo, I enjoy our The Four Guys in the Reck Hall tion Universe Maker conversations. Ilia Agrivated SLM stop taking - W "W" for everything Loretta: Thanks for 11 years of the best Murri - Are you back from maneuvers yet he's got before he runs out. Live Eye friendship. Deb Joe A, Grow up or get lost. You're not Maryloy has died, long live A Taste of CIT Spring. cool!! signed a S C To all you with disco with fever, I'm glad DW, My belongings are still mine. Mr Clostridia's are cool Neisseria I've been immunized. DWD Terry V, I think you're cute and I'll talk to Mathew, Mark, Luke or John, one of you Marvin hasn't lost yet! RDM PS, There is you in the S A. hall sometime Razuel turns me on. Roots one thing you can have of mine To the short forestry major with the "dif- To the luscuious guy in FELA office, Welch ferent" hairstyle. I love unique men. Meet Wanna party down tonight? Foxy Mama Merlyn & MLF, I challenge you both to a me in the woods dual on my terms. Sir Rodney Praise be to Zeus, I am no longer under Fuzzy, Summer is coming Lets go sun- the wrath of the Gods. bathe Linear Plot Lori. I miss you, and hope you are doing Pavlov's Dog. You have to be cuter than well on your own. Tom How would you like to help some^poor Pavlov himself. I know him well and you Pijohn - You can carpet my livtngroorn college students finance their excursion Mimi did you? or didn't you? can't you don't want to meet Missi Anne. I know anytime. Brown Eyes Sheryl, You should be given a standing to Myrtle Beach" If interested make a remember? signed. DM him well also How about getting to- ovation for swelling noses, especially w- contact with, Wil-l-bur gether sometime A Taste of Honey Starsky. We got something great going Nessa, You are the most wonderous Marvin: Come out and party sometime. To the lovers did you have a good time? but don't push yourself Hutch Trapper - Don't worry, you'll get it Paul woman I have ever met Thanks See you around. La Chic signed girls dorm PAGE FOUR THE MONROE DOCTRINE THURSDAY. APRIL 12, 1979 Ashford lecture stresses re-evaluation and personal committment application, just vague, optimis- By Kim McConnell questions. "Where are you to- tic, untried plans, nothing will day?" "What is happening in your happen so "Up you mighty peo- Last April 4th, eleven years to life?" "Why MCC?" "Are you just ple, accomplish what you will." the day of the assassination of taking up space?" The main point Following this lecture two films Martin Luther King Jr., the Cul- of this speech was that we should "Legacy of a Dream" and "Mont- teral Awareness Committee pre- be using our space productively gomery to Memphis" document- sented films, lectures and a poe- and be self motivated. ing Martin Luther King's life were try reading to commemorate the How does one become or know shown. Dr. King is an excellent life of this inspired man. that he/she is self motivated? example of a man who was truly The atmosphere in Forum West Feeling good about yourself and self-motivated and went out and was relaxed and warm as a well others (self respect & dignity), got what he wanted from life. He integrated group of interested being self aware and positive and accomplished more for the rights people stopped in to sample hot assertive are the chief factors and and dignity of black people, in a coffee and donuts and listen to byproducts of self motivation. few short years, than had been the lecture and films. Mr. Ashford felt that there are done in the previous one many tempting, but distracting hundred. Mr. Sulyman Ashford, a former forces that take away from self The movies showed his major MCC student and an ex-bJack motivation. These forces can victories such as the bus boycott student union president, started stop you from attaining what you of 1955 and the 50 mile protest off the afternoon events with a have dreamed about for your fu- march from Selma to Montgo- lecture. Mr. Ashford is extremely ture. mery, Alabama. His efforts were active in our community, having Social traps like jail and drugs the major cause of the voting worked in half-way house with keep you down, as well as more Mr. Sulyman Ashford delivered the Martin Luther King Day address. rights act of 1965 which made drug addicts and other troubled innocent forces like too much sweeping changes in segrega- people and is currently the Assis- cards, too much partying, and Mr. Ashford makes a very valid and the first priority of college is tion and discrimination. tant Director of Action for a Bet- too many absences. Personal point. Before starting my third learning your particular craft, so Someone said his greatest suc- ter Community. feelings from home and other "College Experience" next fall, I you can do what you want to with cess was what he did for the Mr. Ashford asked the group a relationships can drag you down think I am finally starting to real- your life. Forming close relation- psyche, pride and dignity of the number of general yet probing and away from a positive future. ize that I chose to go to college ships and having a good time are black people. fundamental throughout life, On his tomb is inscribed, "Be- however during the college years hold here comes the dreamer, Let if you always give these things us slay him and we shall see what top priority, you will have missed becomes of his dreams." The rest Dinizulu Dancers: a chance to make your life what is up to us. We are to become self- you want it to be, and you may motivated individuals and con- wind up without the skills to do tribute our best selves to society. Better than Boogie anything creative and interesting Last April 4th, that is what in your future. seemed to be demanded of the Mr. Ashford concluded by stat- people drinking coffee and By Kim McConnell ing that if you have ideals without munching donuts in Forum West. The Dinizulu Dancers, Singers and Drummers proved to be a real highlight of the two weeks of cultural awareness activities at Coming Events MCC. By Debbie Marks
This dynamic group of black MONDAY, APRIL 16 men and women presented a Noted printmaker, Bonnie Gordon, will speak and showslides rather unique program rich with of her work at the Visual Studies Workshop at 8 a.m. at 32 Prince ethnic culture as well as being Street. entertaining and informative. David Goldes, photographic show, George Eastman House Continues through April 30. The company presented "a trip Cotton Blossom Showboat by Nineties Revue, Midtown Plaza. through West Africa." This theme TUESDAY, APRIL 17 was actualized through narration "How to Look at a Work of Art," a panel discussion is sche- about the history and customs of duled at the Memorial Art Gallery at 7:30 p.m. ancient African tribes and king- Chuck Mangione, concert, 8 p.m. SUC Geneseon, Wilson Ice doms and through the varied and Arena. expressive dances and songs of WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 these cultures. Film-"The Rules of the Game" (1939) by Jean Renoir. Visual Studies Workshop, 8 p.m. 32 Prince Street, 442-9676. What many of these songs may New Film Series to begin at the Memorial Art Gallery. "The lack (by Western standards) as Originals: Women in Art," for more information call 275-4758. far as variety of melody goes, THURSDAY, APRIL 12 they more than make up for with "Covering Ground," the faculty dance concert of new works the driving, energetic and com- will be performed at 8 p.m. in the Hartwell Auditorium tonight plex rhythms they perform. The and same time tomorrow night at the State University College at rhythm provides the background Dinzulu and his African Dancers, drummers and singers entertained Brockport. and foundation of all the dances here during Culture Awareness weeks. Film-Calamity Jane (1953) starring Doris Day and Howard and songs, and it rivals any disco Keel at 8 p.m. at the Rochester Museum and Science Center. tune for making one want to get ment, or summation, and re- A dance about Holy Sunday, Balloonist Larry Newman will talk about the historic flight of up and boogie or just plain move treats. from the Ashanti tribe starts off "Double Eagle II" at4 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. in the NTID theatre, RIT his/her body. If one has only seen bits and with dancing warriors who campus. pieces of African dancing in Na- chant/sing, demonstrating their SUNDAY, APRIL 15 The first dance was the royal tional Geographic or movies in strength, and are answered by a Film Program-"Art of the Middle Ages," and "Art in the Eastern dance of welcome of the Mandin- History class, misconceptions solo chant/sing all in a raucus, World" will be shown at the Memorial Art Gallery at 3 p.m. goes of Ghana. The pulsating, may arise. Most of us think of boisterous way. With no warning, HAPPY EASTER hypnotic rhythms of the drums tribal dancing as spur-of-the- the percussion softens to a begin and four women in bright moment, spontaneous and basi- whisper as the men make elo- native costumes entered, danc- cally disorganized. A great de- quent gestures of supplication ing vigorously and presenting gree of skill, timing and and reverence, their former Circus comes to Rochester additional splashes of color by well-planned and organized boastfulness gone in prayer as Tickets to the all-new 108th Edition of RINGLING BROS. AND waving silk scarves in time to the moves make up these dances. the dance draws to a close. BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS go on sale Monday, March 26th at drone of the drums. The mood The spontaniety is there too, in One festival dance was very the War Memorial box office. changes as a polo male dancer the slightly different movement effective with bells around the The Greatest Show on Earth will arrive in Rochester at the comes forth, makes his state- styles of the dancers. ankles of the dancers adding to Community War Memorial on april 25th for performances Wed- the joyful flow of the music. The nesday, April 25 through Sunday, April 29. dancers really had a good time The 108th Edition of the Circus offers a spell-binding program with this one, and the dance overflowing with outstanding attractions including 16 acts never ended with what had to be the before seen in America, exciting new performers and thrills Rochester Community Players first creation of "The Bump." galore. Four lavish new production spectaculars present the Other dances and songs in- rousing rhythms of the old-time Circus marching band, the announce open auditions cluded a lilting and careefree undersea fantasy land of Neptune's Circus, and an elephant "playsong" designed for restless extravaganza of the Maharajah's marketplace. By Kim McConnel children, a mourning song which A star-studded roster of performers features world-acclaimed was basically wailing, yet held tiger master Charly Baumann, lion trainer Jewell New in his For all of you aspiring actors and actresses out there, now's back, controlled and dignified, exciting debut in the Big Cage, The Flying Gaonas, winners of your chance for some of that roar of the crowd, smell of the and a charming number involving the coveted Gold Clown Award at the International Circus grease paint stuff. a hugh masked creature who is Festival of Monte Carlo, Michu, the 33-inch tall smallest man in Auditions for the Rochester Community Players production cajoled, entreated and finally se- the world, the Kinf Charles Troupe, wizards of the unicycle, and of Paul Zindel's "The Secret Affairs of Mildred Wild" will be held duced into a frenzy of dancing scores of other talented artists, including the largest Clown Monday and Tuesday, April 16 and 17 at 8:00 p.m. at Monroe where former inhibitions are Corps in the world. Community College Little Theatre, Building 4. The three act tossed aside in the joy of the Tickets may also be purchased at the following Ticketron comedy, produced on Broadway in 1972, calls for six women present. Perhaps the idea in that outlets: Record Theatre Stores (Midtown Plaza, Greece Towne and five men. Performance dates are May 25-27, and May 31- dance is the basic premise of the Mall, Eastview Mall, West Henrietta Rd), Vinyl Jungle Records June 3. For more information call 473-8130. Dinizulu Company. in Batavia, and House of Guitars in Irondequoit. THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1979 THE MONROE DOCTRINE PAGE FIVE Rossini Exhibit: A taste of Italy During the month of April, the specialized in murals. He has MCC Library Gallery will be ex- worked for Italy's major publish- hibiting the work of the Italian ing houses, for major industries artist Gastone Rossini. and for the National Tourist As- Gastone Rossini isa Florentine sociation. painter who has had succesful art Art has been the trademark in exhibits in the major cities of his his family for generations. His native country as well as in Lon- mother painted ceramics; his un- don, Toronto, Los Angeles and cle, a well known post- Rochester. impressionist painter, was invited He lives and works in Fiesole, a by the King of Siam to paint the hill-town with a fascinating view rooms and dome of his palace; of Florence and the surrounding his grandfather was also a pain- Tuscan countryside. He has two ter, as is his daughter, Simona. studios there; one in the garden Gastone Rossini specializes in where he does his graphic work, landscapes in which he has been and one on the roof of his house able to capture the glowing hues where he does most of his paint- of the idyllic Tuscan countryside, ing. and, in portraits of Renaissance Rossini graduated from the In- figures, which are characterized stitute of Art in Florence where he by freshness and a careful finish. Spring Fling coming soon. Come out and have a nice time. Pryor Movie a success: crew performance disappointing Lecture: By Tim Willis performance outweighing and last reel as though they were in a outacting his role in "California more professional setting. Devote an Evening To Your Self- During Cultural Awareness Suite." Throughout "Which Way The movie was enjoyed by Week, an estimated crowd of 100 Is Up?", Richard had two wives reading lips, asking questions students seemed to enjoy "Which and the Reverend's wife as a mis- about what was said, and putting Way Is Up?" Richard Pryor acted tress. The dialogue, if you could together sequences. However, Join us for this unique evening devoted to self three parts suberbly receiving handle "Saturday Night Fever," we were distraught throughout it discovery through Siddha Meditation, with many laughs from the audience. was true to life, and didn't misre- all because of the needless mi- present society in its present shaps after a completed reel was talks, a video documentary, and the experience The story was about a young state. changed. of mantra and meditation. Special guest orange picker who, by acciden- The performance of the film If you haven't seen a movie speaker will be Swami Paramananda. Spon- tally starting a union, moves up in crew took the enjoyment out of which is to be shown here, plan to sored by Sidda Yoga Meditation Center of the orange processing corpora- the show, however. The audience take the aggravation afforded by Rochester. Tuesday April 17, 7:30 p.m. at Unity tion. Richard Pryor acted as a could hardly hear the soundtrack the technical crew. Better yet, young man, an elderly man, and a during the first reel, had no don't waste yourtime. Even 50C is Church, 55 Prince St. (opposite Red Cross Reverend. soundtrack during the first ten getting expensive. Bldg) FREE. The show was a slapstick minutes of the second reel (no A-V Department, would you gender, featuring Richard in a explanation), and enjoyed the care to comment? Young Drivers ur ID WED. APR. 25 thru SUN. 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By Sam Benick The Coach sees this year's nip it a little and then it ends up team as having a possibility for your not coming through the Jack Nicklaus has said that more depth which would, he ball." every golfer has the same pur- pose in mind when striking a golf ball, and that is consis- tency. Consistency and balance are what golf coach Hal Roche will be looking for in his spring line up. Last years big three, Dave Bonacchi, Joe Dimino, and Scott Marsh produced a winning combination that led MCC to a state title and a high finish at the Nationals. Returning veterans Jack Ryan and Dave Thompson will be a pivotal point in this years team according to the coach. "They will have to take over after being followers last year. These two fellows will have to take over the leadership role. Baseball coach David Chamberlain was chosen coach of the year for They have had the experience the Northeast District by the Rawlings Sporting Goods Company & the National American Baseball Coaches Association. which is the big thing at the Last year's winning combination consisted of (left to right) Dave National level." Thompson, Dave Bonacchi, Joe Dimino & Scott Marsh. As far as experience, Tom Cirincione may be one up on believes, make the team tougher The coach went on to say "the Monroe Doctrine correction everybody. He was Roche's No. than last year's. most important thing is getting The MD regrets the error in the man's name was misspelled and 1 player when the new campus After the qualifying rounds, rhythm and control back. April 5th issue. Thomas Bea- he scored 22 points. opened in 1968 and is now part six players out of 15 will be the of a larger team that consists of regulars who will have a shot at 15 golfers. winning the State Champion- John Marozzi is the most con- ship at the plush country club, 1979 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Grossingers. SPRING TRIP sistant freshman who will be • complemented with players like Right now the players are hav- Mar. 24 Sat. Onondaga Comm. College (2) Wilmington, Ohio 1:00 Tubing Tony Parenti, Glenn Wert, Bob ing scrimmages at Riverton try- Mar. 25 Sun. Wilmington College (2) Wilmington, Ohio 1:00 Sigel, Mike Broderick and Dan ing to get in nine holes or as Mar. 26 Mon. Wilmington College (1) Wilmington, Ohio 10:00 Scharertel. many as possible. Mar. 31 Sat. Clinic Day U. of R. 11:00 Apr 1 Sun. Open Date Scharertel's edge for competi- "We really are not interested Apr. 5 Thurs. Mercer Comm. Coll. (2) Trenton, NJ 1:00 Olympics tion should be sharp as he has in scores. You don't want to Apr. 6 Fri. Princeton "B" Team (1) Princeton 3:00 just come off of a winning sea- practice too much when it is Apr. 7 Sat. Montgomery Comm. Coll. (2) Blue Bell, PA 12:30 son with the Tribune swimmers. really wet because you can de- Apr. 8 Sun. Brookdale Comm. Coll. (1) Lincroft, NJ 1:00 Apr 11 Wed. Eisenhower College (2) Seneca Falls, NY 2:00 Don Hograth will add the in- velop some bad habits when the Exhibition ternational touch as his father is ground starts to dry out. When When: Wednesday, stationed here for one and a half the ground is saturated you hit REGULAR SCHEDULE years from Australia. everything fat. Then you try to Apr. 14 Sat. Onondaga Comm. College (2) Rochester 1:00 Apr. 16 Mon. 'Corning Comm. College (2) Corning 1:00 April 25,1979 Apr. 19 Thurs. Broome Comm. College (2) Rochester 1:00 Apr. 20 Fri. Onondaga Comm. Coll. (2) Syracuse 2:00 Apr. 21 Sat. Mohawk Valley CC. (2) Utica 1:00 1978-79 WOMEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Apr. 22 Sun. Delhi Ag. & Tech. (2) Rochester 1:00 College Hour Apr. 26 Thurs. 'Genesee Comm Coll. (1) Rochester 4:30 Date School Location Apr. 28 Sat. Morrisville Ag. & Tech (2) Rochester 1:00 Apr. 29 Sun. "Niagara Comm. Coll. (2) Rochester 12:00 Sat., Apr. 21 Cayuga County CC (2) Away 1:00 p.m. May 1 Tues. *Genesee Comm. Coll. (1) Rochester 4:30 Sun. Apr. 22 Mohawk Valley CC 1) Away 1:00 p.m. May 3 Thurs. •Hilbert College (2) Rochester 1:00 Where: Building 10 Tues ., Apr. 24 Corning CC (2) Away 3:00 p.m. May 5 Sat. Hudson Valley CC. (2) Troy 1:00 A.pr. 27 Erie CC (2) Home 2:00 p.m. May 6 Sun. Schenectady Comm. Coll. (2) Schenectady 1:00 Frt, May 8 Tues. 'Erie Comm. Coll. (2) Sun. Apr. 29 Niagara County CC (2) Home 12 00 N Buffalo 1:00 In the Pool Mon , Apr. 30 Morrisville Ag & Tech (1) Away 3:00 p.m. POST SEASON Tues., May 1 Hilbert Jr. College (2) Home 3:00 p.m. May 11 Fri. NJCAA Region III Tourney Utica TBA Sat., May 5 Alfred State (2) Home 1:00 p.m. May 12 Sat. Regional Tournament Utica TBA Mon , May 7 Roberts Wesleyan College (1) Home 3:30 p.m. May 18 Fri. Northeast Dist. Tournament TBA Wed , May 9 Genesee CC (2) Away 3:00 p.m. May 19 Sat. Northeast Dist. Tournament TBA Who: All May 26- NJCAA World Series GrandJunction.CC Fri. & Sat. June 2 May 11 & 12 REGIONALS HOME TBA 1978 Record 25-4 Recreation "Penn York Region III Champions COACH: Sharon Zigrosser Baseball Coach H. David Chamberlain Northeast District Chamoions Students ASSISTANT COACH: Nancy Kennedy Assistant Coach Jack Christensen ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: George C. Monagan Graduate Assistant Michael Chamberlain . SCHOOL COLORS: BLACK/GOLD Director of Athletics George C. Monagan
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Thursday, April 12 ~ 12:30 pm MCC Theatre $.50 advance $1.00 at the door
Anything good develop in a darkroom lately?
-r Start the weekend off Right If the answer is yes, why don't with the you enter it in thi First Annual M.C.C. Student/Faculty Thank God It's Friday Photography Exhibit. coffee house Friday, April 13 9:00-11:00am in the Brick Lounge Cl. Deadline For all entries is Friday, April 13,1979. 5* 2. Pick up form at S.A. desk. Anyone featuring SOLSTICE 3. Show will be April 30 through May 11,1979. Can 4. Prizes will be awarded by ballot voting by the viewers. 5. Any questions? Contact Cynthia Locke by mailfolder. Enter! WEEK AFTER VACATION Who dunnit? smile April 24, you're on the new 8:30 Candid Camera with
Allen Funt Neil Simon's April 25, 8:30 pm Wednesday, April 25 12:15 in the MCC Theatre THE CHEAP DETECTIVE tickets: $.50 advance sale [S.A. Desk] $1.00 at the door
International Film Series Kinecore Dance Circus RAMPARTS OF CLAY Thursday, April 26 11:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 25 2:00 p.m. Forum West Brick Lounge—sponsored by COTA Thursday, April 26 8:00 p.m. Room 8-200
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Thursday, April 26 MCCESSA presents: 8:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. Miller Night in the Pub in the Pub Monday & Tuesday, FREE PIZZA April 23 & 24 and free prizes and raffles 6:30 -10:00 pm from Miller Brewery ROCK & ROLL IS HERE TO STAY! Come and enjoy an evening with your fellow evening students and the people who bring you Miller beer1"