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The Stony Brook Soccer Club Wraps up a Great Season TT " . -- ii~iyir:Cirvv 4:i AT.. :.:. Vol. 11, No. 11 .......... Thursday, November 20, 1980 / Signs of :. : A^R^ ..-...... * SPlumber's No Smoking Patrio tic A drug related SPitch paraphernalia ban became effective this G. Gordon Liddy defends summer but several businesses are his questionable past. appealing the decision. Page 3 Pasre A3 0TECT View from YOUR the Top y RIGHTS Carol Marburger, 0To Smoke the First Lady of SA Pipe Stony Brook, speaks on the University, her husband and herself. Page 4 The Stony Brook Soccer Club wraps up a great season and brings home • '•:•:;., the regional championship Page 14 ,*" ?-.. i »*-,,K!,i Will Rogers appears LR.A. member tells at the of his imprisonment Fine Arts Center thanks to Cover Outlook James Whitmore. 4 Page 11 The End of the Bridge Restaurant ir %Wýr- ---- K e --7AL--.-.AL- OMMS11 Thanksgiving Buffet Chinese Scholars Student Union Building Tuesday November 24, 1980 Honored at Tea 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. by Vivienne Heston Chinese is taught as a second language. Fifty scholars from the People's Repub- "The Han (majority] population is lic of China are enrolled at Stony Brook, a limited and the age of marriage is phenomenon unthinkable only a few regulated by the government." In years ago. Also unthinkable was the addition there is a spacious, modem phenomenon of American professors museum for nationalities located in the sharing their experiences in China. But at town of Na Ning. a tea ceremony, held Sunday afternoon in Roast Tom Turkey Martha McCoy, a USCPFA member honor of the visiting scholars, more than who visited China for three months in Baked Ham 150 members of the campus and 1979 and 1980 presented a slide show Sweet Potatoes community assembled to meet the visitors which centered more on daily life and Miniature Stuffed Cabbage and to learn about their world. was filled with personal impressions and At the tea, sponsored by the Asian anecdotes. One Potatoe Pancakes/Apple Sauce slide showed a red banner Students Association in conjunction with with political slogans ýwarning of "the Cheese Blintzes/Sour Cream the US-China Peoples Friendship dangers from the Soviet Revisionists." Peas Forrestaire Association, the atmosphere was McCoy and her husband later took a Jello Molds congenial and warm, and conversation busride during wtuicn tney met a flowed easily between faculty and seven-year-old passanger traveling by and much more?! ! students, young and old, Chinese guests himself. Asked where he lived, the boy and American hosts. replied he wasn't sure, but it was by the Price: 4.95 "I'm disappointed that there aren't water near the border of the "Soviet more American Tax and Gratuity not included students here," Revisionists." commented ASA Social Chairperson Julie The treasures of the Forbidden City, Tsang, "the Chinese students feel so its twelve palaces, its numerous 'solated here. Stony Brook can be an monuments and statues, and resplendent milienating place for a native Long hand-painted roofs were among the many Islander, imagine what it's like for these examples of China's aristocratic past visiting scholars." exhibited during the slide show. McCoy Anita Crawford, who chairs the also displayed the tombs of 13 Emporers USCPFA and teaches linguistics at Stony from the Ming Dynasty. The grounds of Brook, introduced the speakers and the tombs were filled with carved stone offered her own impression of the animals - elephants, lions, camels, and People's Republic of China. "It is a one unidentifiable figure which they h marvelous country rich in culture and called "Richard Nixon" (there were history. I was there in 1977 and there has notable similarities). been tremendous social progress." The While traveling on a boat near theme of both of the afternoon's slide Shanghai, the McCoys witnessed the presentations centered on the dramatic filming of a tea commercial which they changes in China since the Cultural photographed. A billboard advertising Revolution. "Lucky Cola," one of the many local soft Professor Eli Seifman, who chairs the drinks, further exemplified the changing Social Science Interdisciplinary program, economic posture in the People's Nov. 20th PAT METHENEY and Professor S.M. Hu, who teaches Republic of China. Chinese, were invited F on a three-month McCoy, who is a Chinese American, Pne DEWEY REDMAN summer tour of China to teach English to presented slides of her family and friends, Main Theter CHARUE HADEN Middle School English teachers. Armed giving insight into the private lives of the with dozens of exquisite slides of scenery, Chinese. One picture was of a male PAUL MOTION monuments, artifacts and pictures of cousin cooking dinner for the family. Tickets $6, 7, 8, daily life, the two professors delivered a "Chinese men are very liberated," powerful and enlightening lecture on asserted McCoy. "During my entire stay I * ON SALE NOW!! their travels. never saw the women hustling off to the "Communes are still the basic social kitchen." Portraits of Mao Tse Tung, Hua Jimmy Cliff in structures in China," explained Professor Guo Feng and Chou En Lai were Seifman. "They are responsible for common fixtures in the home. However, production, child care and education." such portraits were notably absent in THE HARDER THEY COME Changes are occurring, however, schools, according to Seifman and Hu, throughout Chinese society. People are which, favor large posters emphasizing Union Auditorium, Wednesday, Nov. 19th beginning to dress more colorfully, "free science and technology. 7:00 & 9:00 p.m. markets" (small private enterprises such Both presentations took note of the Saturday, November 22nd as vegetable stands, garment stores and many billboards in China proclaiming full 6:30, 9:00 & 11:00 bicycle repair shops) are tolerated and modernization by the year 2000 as the even encouraged TICKETS 50' by the new Communist prime national aim. regime, according to professors Hu and "There are still severe and rampant A Reggae Spectacular Seifman. Art and culture from the old examples of back-breaking manual labor November 23rd with dynasties are being restored and preserved in China," stated Professor Seifrman, "and 4 for public viewing. Photos of a Shao Xing such labor will typify Chinese work 900 p.m. opera, previously banned under Chairman conditions until their Gymn"Uium Jimmy Cliff THIRD goal of an Mao because of its "bourgeois ideology," modernization is achieved." Oneness WORLD /a provided further evidence of changing Tea, coffee and Chinese pastry attitudes. abounding, the two lectures stimulated T Star of HARDER THEY COME "Minorities are honored and respected much conversation and food for thought. VV11B Tickets $7.00 & $5.00 usb in China," asserted Seifman. The ASA President Debbie Moy, looking at IIftI ".«-rse.. profes.ors showed slides of autonomous the animated scene before her regions of China where minorities run commented, "I think this afternoon has j their own governments and schools where been a success." A Watergate Plumber's Patriotic PitchL by Chris Fairhall And it's not fair when we take States as we perceived it...and Former FBI agent, espionage somebody like that and put them stability in an oil rich conspirator, assistant distict in an army helicopter with 257 nation...(were the results). attorney and Treasury Agent, knobs and switches...and here's a Let's look at economics, Gordon Liddv. is not,by any guy it just took you two weeks to something else we're not doing means, your typical theif. He had teach him how to brush his teeth... very well these days. one President's permission to These people are unable to cope What do we do if we are so engage in criminal activity and with modern high technology fortunate as to have a Thomas another's pardon for his weaponry...And so we will have to Watson develop an IBM... involvement in perhaps the biggest somehow get access to the broad We attack him on a twisted political scandal in this country. cross section of American youth interpretation of antitrust laws Upon graduating Fordham Law that has the brain power to be able that would cause the original School. Liddv joined the FBI in to do it, and the only way is drafters of that legislation to spin 1957 as a field agent and bureau conscription... in their graves. Bigness is badness. supervisor until 1962 when he Something else I know a little bit We're consistently acting against joined his father'sprestigious Wall -bout, the intelligence situation. our own interests... Street law firm. In 1966. Liddv The other nations today say to In the United States to produce, became Assistant District Ithe U.S., you p eople give us the say, 1,500 cars a day, it will take us Attorney in Poughkeepsie, New same old promises, but two weeks the use of about 1,450 people. In York. where he gained later there's 300 clerk typists eating Japan, 48, using robot technology extraordinary local attention for lunch in the cafeteria, talking that we invented. But we have so his trial practices. During one about it on capitol hill. Next tinkered with the capitalist system, dramaticplea to a jury. Liddv fired thing you know it's in the that we can no longer get pools of a gun into the ceiling of the Washington Star, next thing you risk investment capital...Acting courtroom. know our man is dead. So until against our own interest time and you people in the United States Liddy served as a Special Assistant time again... wake up, start acting like adults that we seem to the Treasury Department, but Another illusion and working in the real world, you- under...we can achieve a was forced to resign in 1971 to labor 20 years imprisonment and a be a draft? re not going to get that society.
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