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The Ticker, March 1, 1988 1 i 1.~ 1 *1932* The Students' Voice for Over 55 Years *1988* Vol. S6 No.3 Baruch College. CUNY March I. 1988 .The Rellorl SHARPTONMlSSES CANDIDATES FOR Yet another candidate for president of fbe DSSG lias decide«l (8 run. BARUCHDATE. DSSG PRESIDENCY Ainsley Boisson, former chairman ANNOUNCED of the Student Elections and Gover- I BUTHEHASPLENTY nance Review Committee, has an­ nounced his intention of running: for the office in elections this May. TOSAY. The freshman orientation leader By SALVATORE E. BELLUOMO and former president of the Student ·· As part of Black History Month ding to Alfred Odem, chairperson ~~ ,~.. - ... Center Program Board will join the 0 at Baruch College. the lawyer Alton of the Black History Month Com- race with Agro and Herlands. Maddox and the Reverend Al mittee," "Maddox cancelled the Boisson announced yesterday so Sharpton were invited to participate appointment•. saying that he was The Ticker will have to do a profile in a discussion panel concerning too busy with the Tawana Brawley on him in next issue. race relations in New York City. case, and his father was sick in This meeting was Cancelled. Accor- Arkansas." Odem said that Sharp- The DSSG Student Coulidl ... ;".: ton did not call to cancel. dedded to Hmit its meal allowuce. *~~:::::Z:.. :: . ":';:i:-::~~!'\~ :.\; When contacted Sharpton stated Miriam Ynoeencio, chairperson of .:. the council. said that the price of that the arrangements had not been the council's lunch at, their Thurs­ formalized and that he had been day meetings shall not exceed SSO. unaware of the date of the meeting. Under the present system in­ This conversation provided the dividual council· members are opportunity for an interview which ~,:~Pieil&at assigned the responsibility of order- is detailed below: o.vid Hertads ()eft) .... Edward Cam· Peter of die ltallaa SecieI~ c..... fer. ingand delivering Iundribr the Ticker: What do you think is hap- _ ..... aJIIdhlates fer poIe!i.ellt .... ..a presideat of council before their club hours '.. treMUrer of tlte DSSG. respKtim,. the DSSG. pening with the Tawana Brawley meeting time. case? By KENNETH BROWN By MOLUSON DSSa executive officers also CAITLIN receive stipends. Sbarpton: "I think the Governor David Herlands, a former stu- Peter Agro, president· of the and the Attorney General are play· . dent representative on the.Baruch ltaUail ~:.. _announced on -~.a ~.S'''. ~~ ~ ~>_~ _·~I .JJi:>8M~TDI~eaon .Febi-Uarv-n·=:- ~1:",.t·~.fOT:qay .. .and.. .• • .•. ....·.'tin:-{ ; . -.. -.-.... - ~~. 011., MIt wiII~~!~.~~·Car-. • Fe••1411. _ . ._-" . .. , . _ - l,a~e ~the-~-:fora ~n '----~IeR~~IM;iI.._&_oiIIf.Qrm.t~:.QlilaQL_i \Ve fom- of the-Day Stude1H Govern..·. dent in this· spring's' upcoming elec- ----+--::-'~:-----.:~~=~~~-.....~.:--,=:----~ --- .::.:~._-- ~elS -~t'lI- ~~(JU:- ...c.o Yftft l int·· OUt· T. ---:-:-~--- '.. rlOn:'- mar s I srs con . 'mdilbers'that"-thei!'- .. ... --~---_._-- --.. -_._~ ·-·-Announe1l1~~·-tfle--leadeFSAir --. :.:.L ~---_. -----= -. - year will be blue with white chenille Abrams. ~d everyone has ~scuss-. training weekend sponsored by the tested one since 1985. lettering. ed everything but answenng the Student Activities Office. Herlands Agro win be running on the Con- The sweaters will be a cot­ .,;:~: ~ points." is calling for a new type of leader- cemed Baruch Students' Party ton/polvseter blend and cost about ::k~1 (Sharpton's points are: That At· ~~. the, DSSG. that is '~respCln- ticker, a party that is being resur- $25.00 each and above. These D Seven Column Four srve and works with the st udent at reeted this year and has not been in Se Ba ,"," sweaters will be 'purchased using: i....- e rage, --,- -_! rucn. existence for eight or nine years. student fee money. Edward Cammarata, a former Running with Agro will be DSSG upper council member. will Michael Bigger. of the Tridom In- Alumni .Assoclatiou run for treasurer of l he DSSG 0n .j Barnch College has a new om­ vestment Club, for treasurer: ~­ budsman. accordi~ to Provost the same ballot as Herlands. Paul Le-Clerc, Professo r Don Herlands intends to form a new bie Maldonado.. Rosemary Repole Sponsors Mid-Year party to oppose t he incumbent and Marc Blitstein for upper coun- Watkins of the School of Education I' I will serve in this post and as such. I United Students for Action (USA) cil: Apollo Mathew, Mike Nunez. act as a neutral third party in Graduation Ceremony party in elections this May. Both Steven Kim and Raymond Wong disputes involving: administrative or are former members of the USA for lower council: and Linda Zuech academic problems. flarty. Candidates are still being for Communications Board. Watkins has office hours on By JACQUELINE MULHERN sought for the vice-president and Agro said if elected. his govern- Wednesday, between 12:3Q and - executive secretary slots as well as ment will represent. "All the 2:00 in the afternoon. and can be The Bernard M. Baruch Alumni received has far surpassed the price those for the upper and lower coun- students. not just the clubs, we.paid for it." reached at 725-4480. Association sponsored a convoca­ dis, the Board of Directors and the tion and reception to honor the Dr. Juanita Howard. an associate Communications Board. although they'll be benefiting The DSSG has added ""0 new College's January graduates. professor of sociology received the Herlands and Cammarata are also.' He stated that the current memben to its paid staff_ Accor- Although the event held on Sun­ Faculty Service Award for her work both interns with the New York .governrnent is "primarily concern- ding to Edward Mills. treasurer of day. February 21. in the auditorium at Baruch. When accepting the State Senate in Albany for this spr- ed with the clubs. We want them to the DSSG, the addition of the two of 17 Lexington Avenue was not a award, Howard. a Baruch pro­ ing semester. Although they are be concerned with all the students fessor since 1969, dowmplayed her bursars to hiS staff will help with the formal commencement. it had the registered Baruch students, both as well as the clubs. u Other goals of greater workload anticipated for same function as the ,official own achievements as a producer of candidates do not attend the the CBS Party, according to Bigger this semester. ceremony held in June. Staff, alum­ such television documentaries as '&1 Baruch campus and will not be able are to,"boost public awareness of In addition to the present bursar. ni and their families gathered to Remember Harlem" for PBS. In­ to campaign in person, except for Baruch" by getting more speakers. Helen Lallgie. Brenda Lashley has recognize the scholastic stead. she thanked the school com­ some special visits. "We are pretty and trying to improve Baruch's im- been hired to assist with da~ session achievements of students and Pro­ munity for its support and en­ well known and will have a .lot of club accounts and liaison duties. fessors. couragement. She said, U If you people working on the campaign." age both inside and outside the Lashley was the D$SG's secretary Baruch College President' Joel students had not allowed me to be said Herlands in a phone interview. school. last semester. Segall explained in his address to more than a teacher...1 would have But, Herlands admittingty says it Some of Agro's ideas include the students that "the alumni and been deprived of the consideration To replace Lashley, Liza S« Pa8e ~ CoIum1I Two S-~ El6hI, CoIIImn TMw Aragones has been hired as DSSG the college are proud of you. They of this award." secretary. A graduate .of the Drake want to honor you because many of The graduates were. not.onty School of Business•.she is I'resently you cannot'come back to the formal praised for their academic achieve·' a student at Baruch, as arc Lallgie commencement in June...J think ment, but were also encouraged to . and Lashley. the Alumni· Association has more continue their hard work beyond .. sense than the Board of Trustees graduation. Beryl Dorsett, the assis­ tant secretary for elementary. and This is your chance to make ~ur [has for sponsoring this event] :. The convocation honored secondary education for the U.S. voice heard. All those interested in outstanding professors and students Department of Education, dispense running for positions with the Day and BaruchCollege itself. Imelda ed advice to the graduating students Session Student Government, the Maldonado, the January 1988 Class in her convocation address. She Evening Session Student Assembly, Representative, told her fellow told of her own setbacks and trium­ the Graduate Division Student students, "Baruch has opened the phs since she obtained her B.B.A. goldeD door of opportunity for us...The quality -of education we - Patte 2 The Ticker MarchI,t'" Mareb 1, 1988 The Ticker Paae3 EDITORIALS LETTERS OP-ED .. I• How Not To Charter A Club PLASMA DE STIMULI/CHRISTOPHER A. WARD er CABBAGES AND KINGS/GLEN J. SPANGLER CUNY + PLUS A A great deal of concern has been raised over a front page article that was published in the February 16 issue of The Ticker, a story involving the Day Session Student Government's NotMurder But Common Sense To The Editor: GLOBAL misappropriation of funds to an allegedly unchartered club. As a result, the president of the would be as follows: You know so­ DSSG, John Richards, has written a letter (printed this issue) criticizing the newspaper' for First I would like to thank Jerry meone named Smith wrote a book fabricating facts and slanting the truth for our own purposes, whatever purposes they may be Tan and The Ticker for the article about executives last year. You UA gir! in trouble is a temporary thing.
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