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PRESIDENT I would like to extend my personal greeting to th(' more than 2.000 parents and guests visiting the campus for Parents Weekend. I arn particularly pleasC'd to welcorn<' tlw parent!-. of the Class of '87 to the Ithaca College· rnrrnnunily. Parents Weekend at Jth.Ka is a celebration of the al'adcmic exrellenrc and tlw quality of campus life whict) define the unique character of this institution. Ithaca Colleg<' 1s an espenally vital and exciting place. offering your son or daughter endless opportunities to learn and grow. rhc farnl ty has designed a<'tivities which will demonstrate their com mitment not only to excellence in their respective fields. but also to interdisciplinary programs which combine the Collcge·s academic offering in ways that provide your son or daughter with more options and greater breadth in his or her Harcourt -Records undergraduate education. we are equally proud of the quality of life on campus. As a residential college, we are committed to providing a living College History enviroment that will support the academic, social and cultural needs of our students. The entire campus community has by Pat Tully the rapid progression of the and subtracts schools and pro planned events that will demonstrate the broad range of social Is anyone interested in doing downtown college, for it grams of study to survive in and cultural activities here at Ithaca. some pleasure reading for a welcomed changes and the competing college market Once again, my warmest welcome on behalf of the COilege. change from the normal creative minds. Unlike Univer place. I sincerely hope that you and your family enjoy this Parents routine? How about reading the sities such as Brown or Cornell Commitments to fluctuate weekend and that you will have many occasions to visit the story of our college, written by which established their educa with the changing market is the campus in the future. I look forward to seeing you. a man who helped make it all tional plan and curriculum chief reason why Ithaca COi possible? If the history of our years ago, Ithaca COilege was, lege grew from a music school Sincerely, college and how ii evolved and remains today a campus CONTINUED on pg. 9 James J. Whalen from being from a small mlLSiC of incredible potential. school to a notable institution Because of the contributions grabs you, then the purhase of and dedication of minds such WEEKEND EVENTS The Ithaca College Story by Dr. as Harcourt's, Ithaca expanded Harcourt would be a wor· in the early 1960's from the thwhile investment. dilapidated downtwon campus OCTOBER 14 - FRIDAY Dr. Harcourt is presently an to the college as we know it to 12 noon 9:00 REGISTRATION - Lobbv Dillingham Cent<', I 00 WOMEN'S VARS11" FIELD HOCK'cY VS. English professor here at day. Thus, there was an Please 11111te that students may pick l1p rl-q1c;trc'll1or, SCRANTON - Yavits Field n,atenals for their parents Ithaca College, who is also emergence of a new campus I 30 VARSITY F00Tl3ALL - Ithaca Bomber,; vs partly responsible for making as well as a new curriculum. J-00 MEN'S JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBAll VS. SUNY Buffalo B1sons South Hill Field (tickets required) this school what it is today. Dr. Harcourt feels that Ithaca BGFFALO - South Hill Field MEN'S VARSl1" CROSS COUNTRY VS. ST. Before helping establish Ithaca COiiege is an institution that will 4-00 5-00 ADMISSIONS OPEN HOUSE - Stop b, <1n Parents weekend: A time for the family to be friends arc since they have been left as orphans together again; a chance to relax for a few days from for the weekend. the pressure of academics. Or is it more then a few To look at Parents Weekend as though it is a free meals and a chance to go shopping with Mom chance to go out to dinner with the family and ob and Dad? Parents weekend is a time for remem tain a weeks worth of groceries for the room would brance, a time for togetherness. and a time for seem to be looking at Parents Weekend through relaxation. glazed eyes. To be a student at Ithaca College is Parents Weekend on the Ithaca College campus to enjoy the beauty of the setting in which we live. offers something for everyone. Whether you choose Most of those who are visiting have never had the to take in a lecture from the admissions office, chance to see this beauty. Take a drive to Butter watch football, soccer or any of the other sporting milk or Treman Park, stroll on the lake shote, or events that are taking place; sit and watch a drama even dance the night away by taking a trip to the production or dance exhibit or just relax by looking North Forty. at the boats on Cayuga Lake, there are events for In a setting away from our family homes, a mood everyone's participation. The college community of relaxation is set. Take this as an opportunity to is alive with activity, and the downtown merchants have a long talk \Vith the other members of the fami have planned special events for this weekend. ly. Use this as a time to be together with the family Ithaca is brimming with excitement, and full of ac- instead of an opportunity to squabble over the tivities to partake in. · ,heckbook balance. we all view Parents Weekend in many different On this Parents Weekend 1983, do not use the time ways. For the majority of students here at Ithaca as an excuse for a few good dinners and a grand College. it is a chance for the family to make the shopping spree. Use the time to introduce the family drive to Ithaca, instead of the students making the to Ithaca. Take the time to enjoy being together as drive home. For a portion of the college communi a family, away from the home setting. Ithaca is ty it may be the only time to be together as a fami beautiful this time of year, enjoy it, and have a hap ly until Thanksgiving; and for a small percentage py and productive Parents weekend. · of students it is a time to find out who their true NEW DORM Seniors This weekend the senior class officers will be giving out car SET TO OPEN nations to all senior parents at portunity to have bunk beds to the football game. The flowers The latest addition to the help with room sp_ace. will be at a table at the en residential setting of Ithaca Col Several new features have trance of the game next to the lege. the new dorm on the Up been incorporated into this ticket booth. Make sure your per Quad, is scheduled to open structure, including: four parents stop by! on Saturday October 29th. This lounges instead of the usual There will also be a post 100 bed, 2 story structure two study lounges, one game party from 4- 5:30 in the has been completed right T.\'./recreational lounge and a lobby of Ford Hall for ,Ill on schedule. kitchen facility with eat-in seniors and their parents. After the final cosmetic capabilities. The dorm will also There will be a cash bar and touches are complete. four include an elevator, and will be food- don't miss out! residential assistants and a totally accessible to the han Also. a reminder, senior head resident will help the one dicapped. Other features in slickers are here. A senior hundred students with the task clude vending and laundry sticker is placed on the back of of moving in and setting up facilities, and exterior lighting your ID. you're given a list of residence. These students, to help make the dorm a various discounts downtown. taken almost entirely from definite part of the Upper Quad. and they are good for the rest lounges and temporary hous Although the construction of of the year with more dis ing on campus will be the first the New Quad (the official counts on the way. The group of students to occupy name at this point) will not "~ou SENto~ 'SeG cso WEU...... It stickers will be on sale Tues .. this quad. The rooms are fur totally allieviate the problem of College Press Service Wed., and Thurs. next week. nished similiar to the other over-crowded housing on cam rooms in the upper quads, but pus, it is certainly a step in the each resident will have the op- right direction. The ITHACAN is a student newspaper published by the Ithacan Publishing Company of Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York. 11 is THE ITHACAN published every Thursday during the academic year and is distributed without charge around the Ithaca College campus every Thursday. Marc A Albert Mllor lo Chief David Klem Production Manager As a public service; The Ithacan will print relevant events of public Dave Fischer Editor lo Chief Marc Fiizs1mmons Personnel Mooager inter~ to the students of Ithaca COiiege In its Announcements sec Jeao Trotta Office Manager Laura McDonagh Pbolograpby Editor Mary Fabiano Floaoclal Manager Sharon Slegall Advertlsiog Maoager tion ~thout charge. It is asked that these messages be sent through Lynn Scalzuili Advertising Manager intercampus mall or to the address listed below, and received Stuart MacDonald Advertisement Production ~fore 5:00pm on the Monday before publication. Public service Bnao P. Walsh News Edl1or ~noun~~nts may also be placed In the lthacan's mall box Lorraine Fanton Asslslanl News Editor Mona Krieger Soulh Hill Editor located In· the Egben Union near the check cashing window. Doug Clauson Sports FAIior Allison H. Jennings Sales Maoager The Ithacan also encourages student Input for stories and/or sub Ivan Goltesfeld AssisUlDI Sports FAIior Richard Wilke Assistant Sales Manager missions: Offices are located in the Basement of Landon hall, Donri Jay Miller Bllllng Maoager 6, Ithaca College. Phone (6071. 274-3207. · Typists Photography The Ithacan, Landon Hall, Marcy Bramley Kim Palmer Geoff Donovan Dorm 6 Ithaca College 274-3207 Hillary Kemp Ann Peltier Joe Epstein or 274-3208 Bifrb McKague ' I I 1 1 3 $ [' t 't t t t t ,., ''o t t t I L ~-.l i,' ~ .l:~·1· ..... ·.. ·.l.l,"4"1"l.'~·u"'".J '.&.".£ 1.·.·.1.·.a..1.·.1w1:a:,"1~"1~'1·.·1·,·.r ... · .. 9.~... :)!'"..:'a~.-;.)... ,...... :_-r... ;., .. 3 &.ILL o,tobcr 1:i. 198-1 I Ill· II Ii,\(.\\ I ANNOUNCEMENTS OF INTEREST Career Planning Wine and Orchestra Business Cheese Fellowships Volunteers The American Symphony Or ·1 HE ITHAC:\ COLI.EGE School of Bw,mt·ss 1s <1ff<·p ,\ wine and cheese- featuring chestra League is seeking SCHOOL or BljS11'ESS IS AC ti11g applicc111011s for peer .id a jazz quartet- in the qualified candidates for its Or Needed CEPTING Al'l'UCATIONS FOH ,·,sc>r<;. .-\pplic,it1ons .irt· crossroads/Buffer Lounge of chestra Management !'here are a number of very TRANSFER. Frosh may not .i\·c1il<1blt· ScpH·rnl)('r 2h .it Egbert Union on Saturday, Oc Fellowship Program. This 12 fine placements available in apply until their second l:gl)('rt L;nion lnformc11ion Dc·sk tober 15 (Parent's Weekend), month. on-the-job training pro the human service field, such semester. While each case is or ttw front Desk ot tlw 4-7pm. Parents and students gram is individually tailored to as; Youth Bureau one to on~ considered on an individual Business School. Sul>rnn .ip cordially invited. Sponsored by provide the maximum educa Program is looking for students basis. applicants who have: I) phrations by October 14 to Joy S.:\.B. ·s Fine Arts Committee. tional experience possible. Ap to provide friendship and com- a cumulative average of 2.5 or Stanton of Busmess School. ~------t plications are due November panionship to youngsters. · above, and 2) have completed 14, 1983. For more information Campfire needs program math courses (13-105. 1081. Pre-law contact Office of career Plann- assistants and club leaders for economics courses (06-121,1221. United Way ing and Placement. after school programs. a writing course (77-). natural or Hospicare needs students to applied science roursc(S) will Students interested in legal Legislative Internships work with terminally ill clients receive the strongest con- Balloon Launch for United careers s~ou!d app1y for A.F.S.C.M.E. of Albany, New and families. Training and siderallon. Applications are Way-Half time foothall game. 1 1 r~c~bersh P ~ t~e pre-law York is soliciting applications supervision provided. available in the school of S.75 donation- Win a pnze 1f soc_iety .. Apphcations, are for their annual Legislative In Special Childrens Center needs Business office on the 4th your balloon goes the furthest. available m the 11&5 Dean s Of- ternship Program. Three intern classroom assistants for floor, of the New Academic Tables in U11ion Oct II-14th. 206 r,c:', Muller · ships are available for the preschool handicapped Building. Deadline for corn- "Cheese Please"-\\'mc and c_~rr~nt members of th~ period .January through June. children. pleted transfer applications is Cheese-with Jazz Entertam- ~ouet} should updat~ their 1984. A 5550.00 monthly sti Homes Inc. needs help with October 21..,, 1983. mrnt. All art' welcome me~bershop by dropping off pend is paid. Application developmentally disabled i,c;:,:======--====~urday Oct rs. 4:00 to their current local addr~ss and deadline is November is, I983. telep,hone_ number m the For complete information visit ~~u\~iiu~<~~~i~~kills and shar- S.A.B. 7:00pn~-- ______Dean s Office, Muller 206. the Office of career Planning Mental Health Association Wanted: Cars and Drivers for and Placement. Speakers needs help organizing a guide the SAB TRA \'EL COMMIT- Cancer .Society· Unique Employment to area psychotherapists, TEE. No car needed if 21 or SAB speakers conunittcc will Opportunity writing grant proposals. over. Inquire in the SAB office sponser Dr. Craig Lambert's For parents weekend Witty Dit newsletters and public rela- - 3rd floor of the Egbert Union. presentation "The Macho ty Singing Telegrams will be Control Electronics Inc. Le.; look lions. Good for writing Will pay gas and mileage. Mystique -- Sex Holes in Advcr donating two dollars toward ing for computer ~cience students. 1------1 rising" on Tuesrtay. October the American Cancer Society students interested in part-time 18th at 8 pm in Ford Hall. :\d- for any telegram that is ordered income from consulting and Belle Sherman Elementary C O 11 ege mission is S2.00. this weekend. The American selling small computers to local School needs tutors as well as Cancer Society is hoping that business people. For complete aid in academic enrichment for Republicans \1ary \tc:\na11y. pcwt and parents will buy telegrams for information visit Office of K-5 students. political activist from Tulsa. College Republicans will tw OK. will give a reading at their children attending Ithaca Career Planning and Northeast Elementary School holding a meeting on Tues. Smedlt·y·s Bookshop. Tues .. College. Steve Harris, pro- Placement. needs help with after school Oct. 18 at 7:00 pm in the Oct. 18, 8 p.m. Sponsored by pnetor will be stationed at a Senate Assistants recreation. crafts and sports. DeMott Room (bottom floor the Ithaca Community Poets. table on the campus grounds Program Please see Elaine Leeder in of the union). All members ------on Saturday. For more informa- ,,'1 u II er 33 4 or ca II me at and prospective members lthaca, NY -- William A. Hunter. 11on call Steve at 272-4795. Applications for the 1984 New 274-3311. are encouraged to attend. president and owner of Hunter York Senate Assistant Program ------4 For further info. call Chuck Broadca'iting Inc. in Burlington. are currently being solicited. at _ _ VT, and Douglas and Judith Dance Student 277 2414 P. There are 61 positions available 1------0 "-1. Brush, partners in the inter :\n evening of Dance and Gym for January 4-May 18, 1984. Ap Government nationally recognized manage nastics in the Ben Light Gym plication deadline is October 21, Anyone interested in being S.T.A.N.D. ment consultant and market on Oct. 14th at 9:00 pm. Free. 1983. For more information and either an off campus represen firm. D/J Brush Assonates. will Wine and cheese reception ST AND (Students and an application visit career Plan tative to Student Congress or speak at the Ithaca College following. Teachers Aligned for Nuclear ning and Placement. on the off campus Student School of Communications Disarmament) meeting Oct. 17 l===S=tu=d=e=n=t=F=o=c=u=s=~ Retail Seminar Association, please contact banquet on Oct. 15 at the (Monday) in the chapel, 7:30. Ramada Inn. The Jordan Marsh company Mark Komer in the Student All Welcome. ,------1------WANTED: Creative and will conduct an information Government office at 274-3377. Open dynami<. men and women to seminar on careers In Retailing l=====-======l contribute journalist talents to at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Oc- Stilhvater Seniors Mike the Student Focus, an IC Stu- tober 19th. This will be held in Stillwater, the literary Night dent Government publication. Gannett 111. This seminar is ATTENTION SENIORS magazine of Ithaca College Contact Dawn Sciarrino al open to all I.C. students. It is Don't be lost after graduation, October 19-"The first Open students, is currently looking x3377 or at the ICSG office. 3rd considered mandatory for get your picture in the year Mike Night" 8:30pm in the I for submissions of short noor Egbert Union. students interviewing with Jor- book. Sign up in the union un Crossroads. stories, poetry, drawings, and 1---~------1 dan Marsh this year. Sign-up at til Oct. 14 or call 277-4079 or Anyone wanting to perform I black and shite photographs Career Planning and 273-0583. please contact D.J. Doran at Peer for the Fall 1983 issue. The Placement. SAB Office phone no. i Recruiting deadline for submissions is OC- Last years Yearbooks ('82-'83) 274-3383. Career Workshops tober 17· 1983· and all works are still available for S15.oo. For October 21st-"Cloud Nine" th th Peer recruiting is an opportuni- should include e au or's information on how to get one Disco Nile in the Crossroads. ty for Ithaca College students RESUME name, address and phone call 277-4079 or 273-0583. ---·------to visit local high schools over DEVELOPMENT number. Submission should be I------Open th h I'd ct h th . placed in the Stillwater box, House e O I ays an s are eir October 19th located in the .Writing and Memor 1· al thoughts about J.C. to prospec- 1:30-2:30, Gannett Ill . ct t A ·n Reading Center, room 126 of Ithaca, NY -- Ithaca College will t1ve stu en s. nyone 1 - Sign-up at career Planning terested in participating in this the Gannett Center. Ithaca, N.Y.--lthaca College will unveil its new campuswide program, there will be a MAN- Stillwater is published twice hold a memorial service· for computer network at an open DATORY organizational CAREER a year, in the fall and spring, Isadore "Doe"Yavits, pro- house on Saturday, Oct. 15. meeting on Wednesday, Oc- EXPLORATION and is a non-profit publication fessor emeritus and former Demonstrations of the network tober 19th at s pm in Textor 101. Begins October 18th funded by the Ithaca College coach, on Friday, October 14 at and instructional computing Fu rth er ques t.ions. should be 3:30 p.m., Jo b Room School of the Humanities, and 4 !J.m. in Muller Chapel. The applications will begin at 9 am directed to the admissions of- Sign-up at career Planning distributed throughout the public is welcome. and run every half hour until fi1ce•a•t•2•74-.;.3.12.4_----..i.------••caiiiiiiimiiip.ius...ifl!lireiii~!l!~l!l.f cha~rg"e • _,,,______._...... ---•n•oo•n··------...... , 1111111 11 11111111111 111 -1- 1'111: llllACAN or1obn 13. 1983 BRIEFS/LETTERS Student responds to articles To the Editors: The Chicago Sc•vc~n. Julius and This has cr('atcd the largest The only positive thmg that the economy). These policies Th<'re arc lwo artides !hat Ethel Hosenberg. and the ddicits in American history. has happened since the 1980 actually should have pushed appeared in the Ithacan of Oct. McCarthy purges cannot be This (Hepublican) deht can on- elections, the reduction of inna- inflation upward in the short n that I woulct like to respond forgotten. So, in order to insur<' ly have upward pressure on lion, wa<, not even mentioned run (too many dollars chasing to: Andrew Levin's "Civil that our judicial system re the interest rates ~Ir. Weiner by Mr. Weiner.. Even so, I argue too few goods). But what hap- Disobedience East and West." mains worthy of boasting, for complains about. and an that inflation. and the other pened? we dove into a severe and "\1ctamorphosis of a Stu those who want to. we must adverse effect on the growth economic problems mention-' recession! Why? No one is dent". by Charles \Veiner. always keep a critical eye on economy he wants so badly. ed. cannot be effectively con- quite sure. In the first article, Mr. Levin the processes so that they may Third, he gripes about "one trolled by our elected officials. I argue that those who are opens with an accurate obser not be takt·n for granted and of the highest unemployment Observe: when Reagan held accountable for the na- vation of free speech and ns ahused. percentages of all time" which entered the White House, he tion·s economic state ( both role in a society, "whether or rn "Metamorphasis of a Stu .James Carter has blessed our embarked on an economic Democrats and Republicans) not one agrees with the many WASHINGTON, D.C. (CPS)-- America." Giving credence to their earlier The draft proposal also 1s fears that forced Seleclive Ser- garnering more attention than vice military registration would previous ones bl"cause Holl- lead eventually to reinstate- ings is one of the rnntendcrs rnent of the draft itself. studmt for the Democratic presidential and anti-draft groups are voic- nomination. adds Kathy Ozer. ing growing concern over Sen. legislative liaison for the U.S. Ernest Hollings· (D-SC) new Student Association (USS:\). proposal to establish a Hollings proposes that all peacetnne draft. rnt"n aged 18-to-24 serve at "There's sornr debate over least two years in the armed how seriously to take this pro- forces. pos,ll because every year so- Currently-enrolled colleg<' mcone seems fo come up with students would be allowed to legislation to re-implement the finish one semester of study draft," says Alice Bell of the between the time they were Committee Against Registra- drafted and the time they lion and the Draft (CARD). ~uld be inducted. while "But there does seem to be seniors ,vould get one year to more interest this time graduate before beginning to around," she adds, "particular- serve. ly with the U.S. having troops Hollings introduced the bill • ; - .. r .... • .. J .. • ~ .., ' • • • - ' • • - " • - - -· -• ,. ' : ~ .. .- .. • •- • • • .. • .., .,. ... • ,i(l,tne ¥l by Barbara A. Richard Clinic "It is a ronv('mencc to symptoms for whi< h a 1wr-;on · 'Thursday - sunny and the students." stated Or. should tw examined to help warm. clear skies in the high Macaulay. director or the Ham allicviatc the problem hdow it 60's with the outlook for the mond Health Center. "No gets worse. :-.!ext ther(' is an weekend cold, cloudy with longer will classes he missed electronic digital 1h1~rmomctcr temperatures in ihe low 20·s - now they can come here on wh<'ft' a student can examuw and an 85 percent chance or their own time without waiting his tcmpC'raturc amt rcrnrd 11 snow" would probably not sur around." on tht· self care quest1onairt·. prise any person who has The Cold Clinic i.s located in After that. orn· should t·xaminc spent at lt>,ast a week in Ithaca. the lobby of the health center th<· throat for whit<' spots. For The effects of the forever and rnnsists or seven basic. .ill of these sti:ll1om, there c1rc changing climates can be self explanatory sta11ons. Ttw sunple Escape From the Beer Suckers Elects Off ice rs By Lynn Haloburdo twC'n lacking tor tlw most (lclrt. On Thursday. October ts tht' consequently. Sit'\'<'. l.lz. lcn following officers were elected ny. and Lynn arc going to .ii· Tough rules and liquor bans spread nationwide to the Oracle Society: Presi- tempt to change thi:lt attnu WE'RE HERE TO HELP Confidential Individual and Group Counseling Ithaca College Counseling Center 510.Gannett 274-3136 9 - 5 Weekdays College Night Wednesday, October 19 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Precision Haircut & Style - Only $7.50 Terrific campus cuts at super savings w(th student 1.0. Free gifts & refreshments. R8G1S HAIRSTYLISTS Pyramid Mall • 25 7-1233 0<1ober 13. 1983 ·1 Hf: ITHACAN 7 In Need of a OP/EDS National Energy Reagan's Debate by Stephen Long meet its future energy needs and natural gas for many Racial Policies Interior - Secretary .James without conservation. It also years. It has also been proven Watt's resignation has opened demonstrates the connection by Harvard Energy Ernnom1st the possibility for a national between the 60-percent in Daniel Yergin. author of Global by Ken Elkins Africa. This economic t>Upport debate on the Reagan Ad crease in the nuclear power ln$ecunty: a Strategy for Energy and Although President Reagan not only strengthens the pre ministration's energy policies. budget and the nuclear arms Economic Renewal that frcl<'ral claimed to be reluctant in ac sent racist government in Watt's style of alienating op build-up. Reagan is rounting on lands and thr ocs could not cepting the resignation of south Africa. but it strengthens ponents had created a distance using plutonium from these meet the· nee ...... - ...... & ...... • o • t. a • " • Jo ,1. • • £ • i,,,.. • ,1' ,. • • 0 o • 6 & • ,I ,1 A, & ,I & f • • ,•,1. • • • t • , .,. = , 1° I • • • R I Ill, ITHI\CAN <><·totx•r 13. 1m11 HEAD------6·------OF THE WHY DO AMERICANS CLASS SUPPORT A WAR? This is the first of what is hoped to be an ongoing commentary from faculty members of the bombarding a foreign country. pealing to us to "stand by our American& as the boy scouts narnesc 1ha11 the \'it•J Cong dnd 111.i, Ithaca College community. Any What is next? In this light we commitments... In Vietnam of the world. (If you learned mg thrir couniry unliveablf' in 1h1· process. and all topics are encouraged for must carefully watch the U.S. President Eisenhower's letter anything about the war in Viet In spite of this tragedy there discussion "advisors" in El Salvador and to dictator Diem in 1956 otfer nam in high school, it was a are more 19-year-olds ready 10 Honduras. Will thev be sacrific ing assistance to refu~ees and pretty sanitized version. judg go. An Ithaca College studeni by Michael Yarrow ed to engineer public support economic aid under certain cir ing from a survey of texts now is quoted in The · Ithacan as As the war drums beat loud for increased U.S. cumstances was later in use.) AS one Vietnam vet put saying that signing up for the ly on the Potomac again, we involvement? misrepresented by President it. as quoted in an article in the draft is an issue of manho()(t, would do well to consider the War planners have also ar Johnson as a pledge to fight to Ithaca Times last spring: of whether you "got balls" or techniques that have been us ranged or amplified "crises" to the death. Such secret not. I am told by a studt'nt ed in the past to engineer scare the American people in When I first signed up. I must have agreements of course have been very naive. The war had somt' friend that in Marine Officer popular support for a war. war to supporting military actions. questionable Constitutional logic to me. The Domino Theory-we training last summer they mar planners in Washington They stampei'ted congress in status since they avoid the were protecting Santa Barbara from in ched to the following chants: assume that Americans will to giving the President broad treaty-making powers of the vasion. My decision was totally volun ··Reagan.Reagan. we want a tary. or course, you have Jo temper not support aggressive wars so powers to escalate the war in Senate. war, have gone to great lengths to Vietnam by fabricating the that with the fact that I was only seven To me the clear message of teen at the time. Logic to a sevcn1cen Send us to El Salvador." portray our military in Tonkin Gulf crisis in which two this history for the present is ycar-old can mean driving a fast car and volvements as defensive. In American destroyers sup beware! Luckily it seems that with twenly beers in you on an ocean "Napalm slicks to babies " early planning documents for view highway. or taking on ten guys posedly sustained an "un the majority of Americans are Young Americans are bcin~ in a bar. or signing with the Marine the U.S. escalation fo the war provokeded" attack from acting on the same pr~mise trained to accept, even to wa111 in Vietnam. John T. North Vietnamese torpedo corps. I was going to go 10 Vietnam because over 60 percent in a and kick ass and lake names.But an aggressive war and to revel McNaughton. Assistant boats. The Pentagon Papers. recent poll suspect that they within two weeks m-counlry you had in exterminating babies. The Secretary of Defense. and the the Pentagon's own history of haven't been given the whole a pretty dear picture of what was go present generation of cannon others wrote of the symbolic ing down ... We were going through the that war. reveal that the Con truth about the Korean Airlines fodder needs desparately to importance of an American motions of fulfilling a promise made a gressional resolution had been incident by our government. learn the real story of blood sacrifice. The public. drafted in advance. Senator long time ago by one PresidcnuGcnrr.11 After you have manipulated 10 another PresidenUGencral that didn"t America's last war to prottTI they believed, would support Fulbright's conclusion after a public opinion into supporting have the sligh1rst thing to ---~&$ I# 21 This is the second in·a series of connecting ads. 0< toiler (J. 1983 TIii' Int:\( A:-- 'I TWILIGHT ZONE SERIES by Joe Epstein s< i<·nn· or leclrnology r<'pld INNOCENT BYSTANDER PARENTS CAUSE Dave Fischer CULTURE CHANGE When an anthropologist always lasting. I imagined my rny Tower room became the restaurants, movie theaters. would have been in for quite a "looks-in" on a culture to ob folks traveling over the hills source· of our Parents and clothing stores. surprise. I had decided not to jectively observe and. for a and through the woods to re Weekend activity. It rained the By our third Parents let their very presence chang<' short time. to berorne part of evaluate their investment after entire two-days, causing my weekend I was confident I my culture. My parents raised that culture, the anthropologist six-weeks. I imagined a parents and I to be caged in the now possessed the experience me and know me as well. if no1 1s often blind to one major weekend designed to bring room. My father. a psychiatrist, needed to make this thing better. than I know myself. obstacle: The very presence of families together. and also to has never recovered from this work. I got my parents a reser There is nothing t could ever that anthropologist causes the give parents insight mto the ironic challenge. vation at a motel (a year in ad change that would fool them. C'Ulturc to change. way we live: our natural The next year I was deter vance. of course} so they Of all the years, this was th<' This was the analogy-for-an habitat. our environment--our mined to redeem the meaning wouldn't be forced to bunk weekend I most wanted rny cxntsc explanation my p,1rents nilture. At that ume. unfor of Parents Weekend. In doing with me. The theory was sup parents to visit. I am nowoff gave for declming my Parents tunately, I hadn't yet realized so. my extravagent pwpara posed to enhance tolerance, campus, living in a house, ancl Weekend invitation. My telling that the \'ery presence of those tions forced an even more but instead provoked the an was excited about the prospec:1 you this is not for want of syrn. parents causes the culture to outlandish change in the tithesis. My father constantly of having the opportunity to in· •iathy (although I could func change. culture. I made plans to have got Jost during the drive into vile the parents to stay at whc11 tion on it for a day), but instead For starters I cleaned my the candy in all vending town and cursed the weekend could be called "my house ... to vent my anger and frustra room. and for reasons that machines replaced by liver, away, saying his only solace They would perceive me as tion. After three consecutive would give Freud a headache. spinach and brussels sproul:i would be to wrap his hands mature. responsible. and able years of Parents Weekend, ad Morn and dad wanted to sec to assure Mom t was getting around the neck of whoever to care for myself. What am I miltedly not all successful, an how I Jived, and I don't live the nutrients recommended by was responsible for these one saying? Actually, the absence abrupt decision was made clean. Regardless of whether it daily allowance. I also shaved way streets. of my folks this weekend is a which broke-up what until now was guilt or a sense of duty points off the Bomber game to Parents Weekend of my blessing in disguise. I don't I had thought to be a tradition. (both are closely related), my insure an Ithaca victory, and senior year was bound to be want them getting comfortable The mind's first reaction to a Tower room looked just as it even found a chemical that the grand finale. lf we truely with the idea of me living in my crisis is denial. but in this case had when I moved in--empty. turns water pigment a brighter learn from our mistakes. than own house. After all. I have to it was nostalgia ..... This was accentuated by the shade of blue. All this went for this weekend would have graduate come May. That first Parents Weekend bare-white brick walls. now naught, however, because we been memorable_ If my folks eventually became legend overexposed and immediately spent all weekend standing would have attended this because the first impr~ssion is noticed. The interior decor of and wa:ling on · lines at year's Parents Weekend they continued from p. 4 president." Copps admits "there is op "because he doesn't bcli(·ve position" to the draft proposal. Peer Career Help the all-volunteer Army has but adds "Sen. Hollings is pro worked." explains Hollings posing what he thinks is by Office of Career Planning aide Mike Copps. necessary. not necessarily what's a PCC you ask? No. it's Each PCC spends approx media center to coordination of "St-n. Hollings fc('Js the pw what everybody wants or will not an extra-terrestrial · imately five hours per week in our Dress for success pro !,ent system perpetuates irw g(•I him \'OIC'S." character or a new name for the Office assisting Ithaca gram. These projects are fun quity l>y placing the burden of Ttw bill. in fact. began win hallucinogincs. A Peer Career students with various career and provide valuable the ddcn!,t' of our mun try on ding its way through the Counselor(l'CC} is a well concerns. Be it career explora experience. th<· poor. nlacks. and the <11sad S(~natc simultaneously with trained paraprofessionat stu tion. locating information in the Why would a student join the van1aged." Copps says. the October 3rd national "day dent who performs various career library. or resume PCC program? Taking an active In addition. lw says. "ii you of protc·st" against men to helping activities in the Office preparation, the PCC's are role.in the campus communi look at the dcmographl('s we show proof ot registration in of career Plannng and available providing high quali ty as they assist fellow won't have .ill that much orc!t'r to gc·t federal fmancial Placement. ty assistance. In addition to students, PCC's are making a \·oung manpower coming student ,11tlul .in all-volunten .\rmv rallies at l.d11gh. Columbia. the increased demand for role in linking Career Planning This activity provides an op will lw al>!(· to rcnuil the \\'isrnns111, Ham1l1011 College', career related services by ~ervices with the residence portunity to develop and refine numlwr of people wc·ll nct·'ct to Montclair Stat(·. Oregon. and Ithaca students. Peer hall community. Each PCC is one's skills in a range of areas r11aintc1in our dcft·ns(· torn·s." wc·sr \'irginia. counselors make it possible to a\'ailable to develop programs including public speaking. llollings· proposal "is wry Tl1c l'.S. Supr<·mc Court has provide more opportunities for on several topics. These organizing and proiect surpris111g 10 us." says lht· agreed to d<·c·idt· whether the students to obtain individual USS:\'s Oz(·r. "lwcause lw has Soloman law is unconstitu assistance in the career plann lwcn very pro-education in the tional. but won't rule in the ing process. The 1983-84 PCC p,IS!. ,md tilt' drc1l1 IS cl \'('CY Ull· case ur11il 198.J.. l'ntil then. all team includes:Tina Bailey '84. popular 1t11ng to t.ilk al>ou1 male studenl.<, llllhl rcgrs1cr to Doug Barnett '84, Sue Bozarth wh<'n you·w running tor gc·t c1icl. '84, Liz Bresee '84, Tony cosmetics. automobiles. spht ¥erentino '84, Traci Hughes le\'cl houses. and a green '85. Hobin Jenks '84. Julie RESPONSE rnaniruwcl lawn} Under such Kurland '84. and :\ngie Tina Bailey '84 Tony Ferrentino '84 Sue Bozarth '84 prioritit·s. 1twre arc millions Williams '85. who go without basic needs. The training a PCC is exten ., continued from p. 4 and millions more who feel sive. Just prior to fall semester, deprived becaus<' they don no each PCC participates in 3 days own a HMW ancl a l1ouse in of intensive training. This is Mr. Weiner st,lles th,11 "if cl ---~-·-__ __ -__·_ long standing system does not Cape Coe!. supplemented by a seri<'s of )'. ... -·. weekly training sessions which 1mprcJ\'C and c ontrnually :\n economy geared more . :. ~·~'.; ~.·, toward such "radical" thmgs continue throughout the year. . - .~ makes matters worse. then 11 Some specific training topics would be illogical to be loyal to as better mass transit, national . health msurance. public hous include: Liz Bresee '84 Doug• Barnett '84 such a system." Bra\'o! Hut the Robin Jenks '84 system I have in mind is much ing. and satisfying work, in -The Career Decision Making stead of just profit, would help more encompassing than the Process presentations are generally development. These are highly diminish the gap between -Resume Development Democratic party. I believe our made upon specific invitation marketable skills when a PCC classes, relieve increasing emphasis on production for -Basic Helpin~ Skills by a hall. veteran enters the job market. profit should be questioned. social tensions turban. racial, -Teaching Skills During the school year, You are. encouraged to stop Why can't we produce to etc.). and decrease the strains -Introduction to career Plann- PCC's select and prepare by and meet our PCC's. Take on our already tired environ ing services satisfy needs instead of special projects·thal satisfy an advantage of their assistance. creating frivolous needs ment. especially non -How to make referrals identified office need. Last We're confident you'll find -Skills. values and interests through advertising, and then renewable reso.urces. year's projects ranged from the these well trained persons exploiting these by Mike Sheehan assesment development of an original very helpful. ··needs",(fashion clothes. English '84 -Job Search Strategies slide/tape presentation for our - fHE ITllACAN Ji 12 I HE ITHACAN ~ I I ITHACA COLLEGE FALL SPORTS <>< 10l1t·r 1:J, 198.l 1 ltl· I rll.\( ,-\:S: 11 WELCOME PARENTS people's pottery "irresistibles" DOWNTOWN AT C~f:R ITHACA I $5 OFF I I ON A PUR-CHASE I I I pottery. weaving, art glass & wood I 150 the ithaca commons I Monday-Friday 10-5:30 Thurs 'ti! 9 p.m. 277-3597 14 THE ITHACAN October 13, 1983 Wondering what to do with the folks for the weekend? DOWNTOWN October is National Apple Month, and for the weekend of October 14-16, Downtown Ithaca becomes the "Apple Capital of New York State." Downtown merchants salute New York State apples with an Apple Harvest Weekend that brings the orchards Downtown. You are invited to join the ap ple growers, the Corn~ll Pomology Club, Downtown Merchants and local enter tainers in celebration. Stroll the .. Commons, HABERDASHERS TO MEN t;> WOMEN · enjoy an outdoor Fall fashion show, a harvest concert, and streets lined with in teresting shops and restaurants. Downtown Ithaca and New York State's finest apples await you! (And best of all--ALL events are FREE .. so you can show the folks a really GOOD TIME!) DOWNTOWN .. everything's waiting for you! Sponsored by the Downtown Ithaca Business Association. Men's crewneck sweatshirts and sweatpants $3.99 & $4.99 while quantities last! Cut them, logo them, or ., "C ;;:; use as is- FAMOUS BRAND C ~ The price can't be beat! 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THI: ITIIAC:11.N l5 Photographs: Geoff Doootan/Cayugan Marc Fitzsimmons/ llhncan Andy Seymour/1.C Student CAMPUS Phorographs: Joe Epsleln/ltb11c11n Marc fllzsimmons/ltll11can Layout: LIFE Marc Fltzslmmons/llll11can ,. ~: ______,__ I O< mber 13. 1983 l HE ITII/\C1\N l7 SOUTH HILL I.C. Theatre Presents "TheWall" ,\ Jewish ghetto in Warsaw is his friend's wifr to the work it 1s all passed over much too 1hc setting of Ithaca College's camp train in order to meet hi~ quickly to reach an unsat1sfac production of Millard l..ampell's quota. Both scenes manage 10 torv conclusion. The Wall The story deals with be effeclive without 1Pr'ing to The Wall was indeed a 1tw suffering of the .Jewish peo shock us because they direct challenge for this group of ple and their attempt to resist ly involvr the story's young actors and on th<' 1tw persecution of the invading characters. whole. they cli<1 a commem :'\azi forces. Thes1· scenes lead to a tense clahl1· job. Tht' play requires The first act introduces us to final act. in which an outpour some difficult character ac11ng 1hc play·s characters. the mg of destruction and hatred Le; and the results were some Jt·wish residents of the War told through the eyes of a small good performances from Mark '>tl\\' ghetto--a baker. the Rab group living within the confines H. Ropor as Pavel Menkt·s. An bi. a businessman and hLc; of the ghetto. thony Razzano as thr Rabbi. farrnly. and a peddler. They Although each character gets who got l>e11er as the evening '>lowly begin to realize that the his/her moment. the play went on, as he had more to do. c;errnans are becoming more focuses on the hLLsinessman·s Michael Hunter Lcithead a~ his powerful and are taking a daughter. Rachel Apt (Elisa son. Kenneth Krugman as '>lronger hold on their lives. Kay Schwartz). who is Rachel's brother Mordecai and rhe ghetto is soon surrounded transformed from a T.S. Cordes as Kogan. hy a great wall. which prevents domesticated young woman Schwartz and Siegfried bnng 1tw Jews from leaving the now into an active participant in the dignity to their respective roles rcslricted area. In the second underground. and Derek a~ Rachel ,md Dolek. Neal ,ll't. the characters slowly Bolson (Charles L. Siegfried). Matarazzo is convincing in his ()('gin to disappear as they are an optimist who gives his help portrayal of Katz. "The walking 1ak<'n off by train to work and suppport to the other conscience." but the evening camps. The drama really characters and eventually joins really belongs to Robert Koch, begins to develop here with forces with the small group of who portrays the peddler 1wo powerful scenes. First, the resisters. The activities of the Fishel Shpunt as a sentimental presentation of papers to a rebels are shown. unfortunate Schweyk. :-Jazi officer. who decides ly, too briefly in the short third The play. directed by which Jews get to stay or to go act. The formation of the Richard Clark. chairman of the Dillingham Center for th!' Per 10 the work camp. Then a resisters is indeed the most in Department of Threatre Oct. 13. Performances begin at forming t\rts. 1t·w1sh officer is forced to take terr:sting part of The Wall, but Arts.runs through Thursdav. 8:00 p.m. each evening in the The Entertainment -Guide to Ithaca ------.. 28 THE ITHACAN ()(·tobcr 13, 1983 I ' ACROSS J W<1qPr , I 1 Watcti '1 Soup 111qrPc1 pock Pt 1ent CROSS i -1 Clay-colr1rp(1 r, Bur nmq ;,s I TRIVIA i I p1qment of documents WORD 9 Doves cry 6 E )(clamat1011 !' 1?r:x1st 7 Male sheep by Stephen Tropiano u '.... ()Ulh AlrlCiln 8 Lambs pPn PUZZLE Fantasy and sorcery filled LAST :I v1il 1qe namP our T\' screens each week as . I 9 Uncoutt1 wr watched lhc escapades of '. i 14 5'u cor a j 15 Hel ,eat person our favorite witch, Samatha 17 C,~nter 10 Lubr1c;,tp FROM COLLEGE Stevens, in lhe comedy Bewit .I ched. Whether it was Elizabeth w ! 19 G,)ld fabric 11 Poem . ~ PRESS SERVICE Montgomery or the special ef i 2 1 Diphthong 16 Island 1r1 fec1s that kept you 1uned in for 22 Sk1ri problem Paris eight seasons of fun. Bewitch 18 Lure 25 Mac~w ed had and still has a large EE 27 App, oach 20 Time period following, as ii is still popular J 1 Cry 0 1 cow 22 Collect 1oday in reruns. Take lhe 32 Paper and 23 Heavenly 33 Federal agcy 49 Headgear following quiz and find out pend ~aler body 35 Evergreens 50 Inlet how much you remember K 34 Part of to be 24 Negative 39 Fraternity 51 Demon about Samatha and Darrin. 35 Hawai.an 26 Special con- letter 52 Amtrak stop rootstock s1derat1on 40 - Grant'· 54 Short sleep I. What two actors played the Answers to last week's quiz on 36 Attem~1t 28 Prepos1t1on 41 501 Rom 55 Art1f1c1al role of Darrin Stevens'! All in the Family 37 Sun god 29 Earn 44 Haggard title language I. The show's closing theme b 38 Florida 30 Expunge 46 Trial 56 Food fish 2. What advertising firm did "Remembering You". Indians 32 Offspring 59 Amtrak train Darrin work for? 48 Limbs 2. All in the Family is based on Who is Samatha's family 41 Roman god 3. the British series Till Death Do 42 Stupefy physician? Us Part. 43 Negative 4. Paul Lynde played which 3. Maude, The Jeffersons and prefix warlock relative? Gloria were three spin-offs 114 Location from the series. •· 45 Latin 5. Who is the Stt>vPns· nosey 4-. The local bar that Archie con1unction neighbor? patroned and later bought is 4 7 Beehive state 6. What are tht' names of Dar Kelsey's. 49 Crucial times rin's parents'? 5. Maude Findlay is Edith's cousin. 53 Peaceful 7. Elizabeth · Montgomery 6. The Bunker's address is 704- 57 Goal played Samatha's cousin Houser Street in Queens. 58 Thurmond of Serena. What actress is 7. Archie worked for the the Senate credited for the role? Prendergast Tool and Dir 60 Fuss 8. What is the name of the Company. 61 Soft food Stevens· maid? 8. Archie drove a cab for Berl 62 Mountain Munson. lakes 9. What is Larry Tate's wife's 9. The Stiv1c·s baby boy is 63 Seed name? named Joey. container 10. What does Endora call her 10. Mike's profession is DOWN son-in-law'? teaching collegf'. 1 01stant ~, Oslo coin Music Notes by Dave Marsh that means a preciowmess 1ha1 ing as dearly and forcefully as vide the grit. while drummer and thal he planned to "rarr~ H.E.M.: MURMER (IRS)·-Four could render the group nol ever on the best tracks herr: Frank Hailey and bassist Eric on with the same dedication a., stars much more than the Yank ,. Across the Tracks," tlw Gotthelf add the groove. in the star1." There's something so seduc equivalent of XTC's invcr1ed opener, is a particularly fet Douglas Farage·s vocals (an, that I will still dig the groove, -Three stars Simonon have kicked guitarist ding that Jones hadn't yc1 delight in the mystery and The title is ironic. since Mick Jones out of the "Clash." decided on his future plans mistrust the whole process. TOYOTA COROLLA what's interesting about this "II was felt that Jones has Rumors circulating through LIFTBACK 1978 ======French d.o.r. disc is its sound, drifted apart from the original London had Jones joining Excellent condition, air, NILS which is lithe and propulsive, . idea of the 'Clash."' the p~ir "Spear of Destiny" for their up 5-speed, attractive WONDE.RLANU (t\&M)--Three never thundering or plodding said in a "Clash Communique" coming tour or working wilh 177-1178 stars but still discernably a part of dated September 1st. "In the ex-"Clash" drummer Topper Lofgren·s career resembles rock and roll as we·vc known future, (Jones· departure) will Headon. Meanwhile, Strummer Last week's so/utwns Ian Hunter·s. though he's never it. The lyrics arc an after- allow Joe and Paul to get on and Simonon were laying had a peak as heady as .. All thought. But with a surface this with the job the 'Clash' set out down tracks for the first .Jones- the Young Dudes." The mo splendid. it's hard to mind. to do from the beginning." No ..1e•s•s.·.·c.1a•s•h-LP •. _____ .. ment when he might have further explanation of the sur- become a Springsteen-Seger DFX2: EMOTION (MCA)--Three prising move was forthcoming I 00 percent wool sweaters from Petty level superstar has pass stars from the band, but Jones did Equador in rich, beautiful colors! ed. yet he faithfully turns out Despite the group's name, release a statement of his own. cardigans and pullovers, just records that would make lhe not synthesizer pop at all. but Calling the official press state S70 at Rio de Lana in Center kind of sense he.wants them funk-rock that picks up where ment "untrue," Jones asserted Ithaca, downtown on the to only if he had a huge au the Rolling Stones· "Emotional that "there was no discussion Commons. dience. Well. whether or not he Rescue" left off. Guitarists with Strummer and Simonon ever gets it, Lof~ren is speak- Douglas and David Farage pro- prior to (my) being sacked," ------~.~--j or1oher 13. 11111:1 F a Ford Aud. Music Theatre/Films Lectures/Seminars Meetings Sports Etcetera N = Nabenhauer Room UGtl'bM 14 OctobeJr. 14 ---- Oc.tobvi. 15 Octobe!I. 14 Vocal Jazz Ensemble, SA.ll Film "Brian's Song" Percussion Lecture/ Navigators Fellowship Women's Field Hockey Symphonic Band, 8:15 pm ;;s. Scranton, l pr: { H l Textor 102, 7 & 9:30 pm, Recital, 3:00 pm (N) Mtg., DeMotte Room, ~chcc~ c!· : .!.., .. :,ess (F) Admission Charged 7: 30 pm Peer ;,:.v1~1r. .... Oc.tobe.n. 17 Shabbat Services, Chapel Varsity Football vs. ,\ppl1ca:::.cr.5 : ... c OctobeJt 15 !luffalo, l 30 pc: '.::} "The Wall", Main Theatre, 6 pm Dillingham, 8 pm Resume Critique, Career hecrwlters, :c~- Jr, Recital, Carl Johen Men's Cross Country vs. Planning, 3 - 4:30 pm OctobeJt 15 St. Lo.-.rrence 2: prr. ~· 4 pm Oc..tobv,, 15 1 ~a Ca.ree~ f. ·.1nn1~ ,~ (H} Oc,tobvr. 18 Catholic Liturgy, Chapel, Wind Ensemble; Jazz SAB Film "Brian's Song" 6:30 pm CC"!:ChEJt 1 ... - .:..C Works~op, 8:15 pm (Fl Textor 102, 7 & 9:30 pm, Speaker on Advertising - Oc..tobeJt 16 Admission Charged Dr, Craig Lambert, 8 p~, OctobeJt 16 ?,\HEN':'S ',., L~~·~ t"''" Octcbvi. 16 Crew Team, Free~o.r. Fall Ford lla:l.l (See parentz Regatta, Davidson :~At "The Wall", Hain Theatre, Catholic Liturgy, Chapel weekend s~t:edule Choral Ensembles; Concert 8 house, 10 a.'t Dillingham, pm Qctobvr. 19 9, 10:15 am & l pm fur u~: nr~1vit1e$ Band, 3 pm (F) Protestant Services, Oc..t.o bvi. 17 Oc.tobv,, 16 Resume Writing, Gannett Chapel, 11:30 am Octcbe.,i 18 Grad. Recital, Donna 111, 1:30 - 2:30 pm ----- Resue, 7 pm (N)-- SAB Film "Paper Moon", OctobeJt 17 Mrn's JV Soccer vs. Mid 'i'e:-r.: Gr~t!es .::ue Textor 102, 7 & 9:30 pm Jordan Marsh Seminar, 7 Cornell, l. pm (I!) :c· F:ef1~t!"ui·z =: ar.-. Sr. Recital, James West Admission Charged - 8 pm, TBA Feminists for Awareness & 8:15 pm (F) Action ~!tg., Gannett 109, Oc..t.obu 18 Octcbe.,t ZO Oc.tobvi. 20 Leadership Workshop 6: 30 pm ----- Oc.tDbvr. 17 Serie3, DeMotte Room, :srael1 ~anc1n~, 11 11 ~kn's Soccer v~. RIT Echos , Arena TI1eatre, 5 - 6:30 pm OuobeJt 18 Crossroads-~Lffer, Faculty Recital,~ Dillingham, 4 pm ·r: 30 pm (H} 8 pm ~. 8:15 pm, (F) Resume Critique, Career CEtreer E:icplorstion Group, Octcbvi. 19 Plannin~, 5 - 7 pm Job Room, 3:30 - 5 pm Food Fns t - Fa~: Oc.tobeJt 19 1983 Student Congress Mtg., Women's Varsity Tennis SAB Film "Kramer vs. Union Dining Hall, 8 pm Grad Recital, Charlotte Kramer" Textor 102, rs. Willirun Sro.ith, 3:30 Octobv, 21 p;n, (H) Palmiter, 8:15 pm (F) 7&9:30 pm, Admission Tvilight Zone Series: Oc..tobe!t 20 Deadline London Cen Charged Jane Jlanks, T102, 7 pm ter Sprinp: l.96 .. Oe,tobeJt 20 Oc.tobVt 20 Career E:icplorstion Group, app li cat 1 o ns "Echos", Arena Theatre, Job _!lo.9m_, _3:JO_-:. 5_ pm IAW Volleyball vs. E. Faculty Flute Recital, Dillingham, 8 pm SAB Speakers Committee Last ~ay Add/Drop David Berman, 8:15 pm Stroudsberg, 5 pm (P.} Mtg._, J .Pl!!, .,r ojl jlo_om a.tock II Courses (F) Liturgical Arts Guild Fellowship, Chapel, Recruiters: Ernst & OctobeJt 21 7:30 pm Whinney, Career Planning Alumni Recital, Katherine Hannauer, 8: 15 pm (F) Oc..tobe!t 21 Navigators Fetlovahip Mtg. IJel.lotte Room, 7: 30 pm Shabbat Services, Chapel, 6 plll Theatre ....,...,'Ir,,'",,,&..,.,,...,. /,,:,~.,,, .,//-..," pv,,n,,,, /1,n ..,.,.. 1/v ~ a-,J ,,...,...,, 1h,, .. 1/ r,,., ,,,.,., , •• .,..,.,, .igr ,for ,.,,,u "'"'"'"'' ,,i,, ,,.,. ~ .. ..,t,.,. ,., ...... ,... ,h...,., l·ll Listings } THE POLICl 19 00'.'-:--A 3 6 BO:-.C'lt 1 \ 1.1:R ·\ : Synchron,cuy - A& M • • SUM;,.,IER F-·n,vi Thr SpttdofLtKh•• 1·41 ~ Wodu Hvd fo, ii>< Mont,, I Columf>:: .. 2 MICHAEL -Mr-rcury• l'I 10 JACKSO.'- -=::-.::c------226 37 ll l \1 Thnll«-Ep,c"" ______2 0 QVlET RJO r Munnur-:r~ M_rw Htaht,-Epc" 40 1 State Theater 3 0A\1DnOWlL 1 ll :-J 8 C,WkC,I ~ La Nuit de Varennes L,,1'• Danct-1:MI • • 21 \.U:N \\1THOL'l IH, BE:--.'>O:s; HATS In Your Eyco- Wi\ •___ _ 7: 15 and 9:30 BILL) JOEL 6·6 4 Rh_ythm of Youd,- MCA 1 1 Sat- Sun. mat. 2:00 An lnnoc:mr Man - Columhi, 3Q 10!\.I f0'.\IC.Ll B '·~ Risky Business 6 Clowwd,, BoM-S,., 9 14 2 2 EUR)TI-IMJCS IH 5 T,\L"l!',;l; HEADS S•ttt Drum, Arr M.odr ofTiuo 12 4~ 7:00 and 9:15 Spul<111g m T onguts - Sorr 40 PR!:-..C:E -RCA 1999- \'(,'F, • • Sat- Sun. mat. 1:30 ~-21 Pyramid 6 FLASHDA!'ICE ·2 3 LO\'ERBOY V !2 41 17 Sound~ck-C.....hluic•"" 41 TEAR.'> fOR Keq,b Up-C.olumbu'" FEAR~ Mr. Mokn 4 6 19 6 The Ho.uting - Mrrcury Zelig (PG) 7 IACKSO'.'. 6ROW'.'JE " 24 NEIL 'tOUNG i UW)'tn in l..ovt-Ekkira Evuybody'sRodun'-G.ff,n __ 11 11 7:00 and 9:00 Cinema 1 ,t 2 Ql'ARTERFLASH 12 2 4 T .. ~. Anocha- Picrun: -G.ffrn 8 STE\ 1E NICKS "1 2 5 RICK J.\MES 4" Sun- Thurs. 6:30 and 9:15 TI>t Wrld H=n- Modrm • • Starts Friday Cold Blooded-Gord, 43 Hl'\t~'.'. 14 · 1~ Fri- Sat. 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 16 34 Merry Christmas Mr. Lawrence 9 DEf LEPPARD 26 STE\1E R.-n LEAGUE Sat and Sunday mat. 1:30 Pyrorn.anl..ill- Mr-rcui, • • VAUGHAN F-=inat>on!-1'.6'.M 7:00 and 9:00 T Ual Flood- Ep., J8·? early 4:30 10 THESTRA) 14· l 44 AllEIBA Sat- Sun. mat. 1:00 FRANKLIN CATS \.lENAl \\()RI\ 21 "21 luntn'R.avr-EMI 27 c;,.,, h Rip-Arutao Baby It's You (R) C.argo-Columh.a'" 11 9 .15·11 Cinema 2 1} ROBtRT PLANT ' 28 l'2 ---~ 45 JDANJE.TI Prmcrplr of Momeni.-A,l.1110, & THE. BLACKHEAR TS Triphammer through Thursda) 6:45 and 9:45 Wu-lwnd" Album-MCA" 12 ,{su 6 ' 6 2 9 BL ITE.~IIOLLR 4'4 46 AFLOCKOF Al~-G.tfrn No F"II.-Arw,nc Lonely Lady Tender Mercies (PG) SEAGULi,:'> MOODY BLU~ '\._Jj Ill·~ 1-n-jrvel Aiu<. 7:15 and 9:00 13 30 C\.IL Tl.'RL Cinema 3 Thr Prewn• - Thr«hokl CLUB 4 7 MADNE.s.5 - -43·20 Sat. and Sun. mat. 2:00 Mon- Sat. 7:00 and 9:00 THEFIXX 14·14 KJ.N1ng lo Br Cl.-vn M...i.--Grffi,n 14 -Virgin Ep,('• Sat- Sun. 12:45 and 3:45 Reach 1h. Beach-MCA• THEKlNKS 10·9 BIGCOU:'-.rRi 48 Never Say Never Again 15 STAYINGALIVE 31 Seate o( Coafuoion-Arw• Soundtncl<- RSO" • Thr Cros.smg - Pol,dor 7:00 and 9:45 The Big Chill (R) EDDY GRANT s; ;..r, 3 2 DURAN --26Tz 4 9 Sat- Sun. mat. 1:30 Cinema 4 16 ACIOC J6·J : Kdltton d,e ~ Flid< of the Switd,- Ad.annc Di.JRAJ'\ I - Pom11tiCBS" Mon- Sat. 6:45 and 9:45 Duran Dunn-C..p,,ul' EL VIS COSTELLO 7-7 Sat. and Sun. mat. 1: 15 and 4: 15 } 7 33 GRAHA:-,,1 27·~ Ithaca Pls,d, dleClod<-Columl,,. PARKER 20·2J 1l>r Real M¥a,.-Arut• Starts Friday 18 ZZTOP Eliminal«-WB" • 34 JOURNEY .IO·Jl The Gift Eddie and The Cruisers Frontien-Columbi.a•• Dist. by 7:00 and 9:00 6:45 and 9:45 35 BRYANADA:\1S H·.15 lws .Angd.e.o cJtmu Sat- Sun. mat. 1:30 Sat. and Sun. mat. 1:30 11nd 4:30 C1111 lih a Knift-A&M"' 30------· THE ITHACAN ··------<><·rober 13. 1983 Ithaca Attractions Satunlay, October IS, 1983, 2:00 Ithaca, NY--The Ithaca col- S.F.Kline Gallery in Santa Fe, The Handwerker Gallery is 1ober 27. 28,and 29. Ray Miller p.m. Rol)Cr1 H. Treman Statf legc Handwerker Gallery will NM; the Galaria de Arte Moder located or the firs1 floor of 1he and Eugenia Hoefflin haw Park.: continue its 1983-S4 season no in Bogota, Columbia: the Caroline Werner Ganne11 choreographed eight different This walk will begin at the with and exhibit by local artist Elhnos Gallery in Manila, the Center on the Ithaca College dances for the show. Old Mill at the upper entrance Dorothy Hoyt-Dillingham oc1. Philippines; the Ubrary of Con- campus. The gallery is open One of the dances to be per to the park off NYS Route 327. 21-Nov .1s. gress in Washington DC and in from 9 am - 9 pm, Monday formed will be Pullin' on the See the spectacular uppr-r An opening reception will be other museums and galleries Thursday and 9 am-s pm on Ritz. The costumes will ht' gorge. held Friday, Oct. 21 from 5-7 around the coun1ry and in Friday. replicas of the thirties. The pm. Both the exhibit and recep- Europe and Japan. Her pain- Hoyt-Dillingham will talk dancers will be tapping their Sunday. October 16, 1983. 2:00 1ion are free and open 10 the tings can also be found in about her career and the Hand toes to Taco's hit song "Pullin' p.m.. Buttermilk. Falls Statt' public. many private collections. werker Gallery exhibit in an up on the Ritz." Park.: Primarily a landscape artist. During her career as an artis1. coming segment of "What's Another dance will be Gather for this walk at the up Hoyt-Dillingham will also ex- Hoyt-Dillingham has been Happening," a show presented American Gothic, which tells per entrance on West King hibit some of her most recent awarded the Grumbacher by Ithaca Cable Channel 13: the tale of the Scarlett Leiter. Hoad. Walk for one hour in the portraitures in her 30 piece Award for Oils and the Medal The show will be telecast on This twelve minute dancr gorge, past Pinnacle Ro<'k, and show at Ithaca College. of Honor for Graphics by the Monday, Oct. 31 and Thursday, combines dance, drama, ancl through tile oak forest on the The Handwerker joins an im- National Association of Nov. 3 at 6 and 7 pm each mime. There are four principle gorge rim. pressive and growing list of Women Artists, the .lane Peter evening. parts and four villagers who galleries and museums who son Awards for Oils by the DANCE will dance bo1h modern and All the guided walks. except have exhibited Hoyt· New Jersey Society of Painters ----- ballet around a house and a Taughannock Falls, will be on Dillingham·s work. They in- and Sculptors and the Mary by Christine Lazor fence. trails with stone s1eps and will elude the Macbe1h Gallery; the Kelner A ward for Graphics by The dance concert JS going to Three girls will also do a jazz involve some uphill going. John Heller Gallery and 1hc the Brooklyn Socie1y of Artists. present The Magic of Move blues dance called the Trio. Trails are sorne1imes we1 and Jus1er Gallery in New York Ci- Recently, she won first prize in ment in Dillingham's main Another Jazz Dance will be leafy, so please have ap ty; 1hc Tyringham Gallery in an artist's competition spon theatre. Over a month of prac performed combining the ef propriate footwear. Tyringham, MA: 1he David sored by the Central AJiron tice will be completed before forts of three females and thrt>e Gallen: in Ho11<;ton. TX: the dack Art Association. the show is presented on Oc- continued on page 31 .. Hoerner Theatre \ Dedicated :,· 11haca, NY --George Hoerner Hoemcr's contributions to line that went, "And Papa is Hoerner's mind and heart, will 1hat his talents have been so 1ouched 1housands of peoplc's them." the kind one." The young ac serve future generations of recognized," said Doro1hy lives during his long tenure at The president cited Hoerner tor delivered his line with a students. faculty and au Hoerner. "George loved 1thaec1 Ithaca College. for "the lasting impact he had forceful German accent, which diences as a bridge from their College and I have a feeling hL'> Four of those people paid on 11haca college through his drew a huge laugh from the au past to their future." great happiness is shared with tribute to the late professor artistry, intelligence and his dience. The audience was Another highlight of the ours today." devotion as a facul1y member pleased but Blanche Yurka emeritus when the College dedication was the unveiling of ORSEBACK RIDIN dedicated the George R. for 38 years. was not. a plaque commemorating the Hoerner Theatre on sept. 23 in "Thir1y-eight years is a long "At the end oi the first act, occasion. The Far Country 1ime 10 devote 10 an institu ss.oo for Ph hours of the Dillingham Center for the she shouted at me, 'How dare "The plaque is a beautiful Wilderness Trai 1s Performing Ans. tion," added Whalen, ·'but he you upstage me!' So here I tribute to George and we, as a Also Havrides. Earlier this year, the Ithaca did it because he loved it, and was a young apprentice being family, are extremely proud 1-315-496-942 College l!oard of Trustees he was revered and ap criticized by a veteran a~tress. voted to name 1he 600-seat preciated by the many I wanted to jump into Cayuga HAVE YOUR CAR PROF~SIONAILY theatre after Hoerner, who died students he 1augh1." Lake. I thought I had done in 19BI. One of those students was something wrong." The dedication cermonies Deacon, a mainstay of the Adds Deacon, "But jus1 then. featured remarks by College television sir-com who is best George came rushing in and President James J. Whalen. known for his por1rayal of said, 'You didn't do a thing "Mel" on the "Dick van Dyke. ~ ~ veteran ac1or Richard Deacon. wrong, you did it right. If you )jj ~·1 . CIB10M GIASS TINTING ~ Show." He has played roles in a 1950 graduate of the college: get a laugh, keep going.' I tl Specializing in Cars, Trucks, Vans, Boats ~· a number of o1her television could have been destroyed t>y John Gunning. associate pro ~ 5 Year Warranty fessor of speech communica shows. including "The Life of 1he incident but George saw I ~ ;. tion and Hocrner's wife. Hiley," "Leave It To Beaver," was in trouble and saved my Jack lt:dge~ l.aurie Benedict ~ Dorothy. "Mothers-In-Law," and mos1 whole atti1ude and we had a 273-8010 Call For A Free E's limalc 2 A native of Staten Island, recently, "Love Boat," "Alice" fine run." rt George Hoerner began his pro and "Trapper John. M.D." He As an alumnus and faculty fessional career as a set has also appeared in member for 38 years, Hoerner designer with theatre com numerous movies and a hos1 fostered the fine reputation panies in New York City and of thea1rical produc1ions. shared by Ithaca's theatre ans throughou1 the Northeast. He "If I had to use one word 10 and speech communication 1 also worked as a commercial describe George Hoerner. 11 departments. one of those artist and cartographer with a would be crus1y," said who have helped maintain that New York publishing house. Deacon. "But I mean that in the reputation is John Gunning, Hoerner received a Bachelor nices1 way. An oyster ha<; a who has vivid memories of of Fine Arts and Masters crust on it's outside but inside Hocrner's administrative style. degrees from Ithaca College 1here is a beautiful pearl. That's "He did no1 believe 1ha1 a and joined the faculty in 1938. like George. Inside, there was committee could successfully lie later achieved the rank of a beautiful human being." design a stage set or direct a professor and chairman of the Deacon 1hen ci1ed an exam play," said Gunning. "Although speech/drama and radio/televi ple of how supportive Hoerner he listened to all points of Balloon a Gram sion depar1ments. was of his students. view, he made the decision. In Gori Ila Grams, During his tenure, Hoerner "I was por1raying the role of short, the buck stopped with elegrams too played a significant role in the "Papa" in 1he Finger Lakes George. Yet, he was equally Great For A itty Ditty wiU development of the College's Drama Festival's (a summer willing to admit his mistakes as Sing for You~ Dillingham Center for the Per s1ock company) production of well as give credit to those Birthday forming Aris, which houses "I Remember Marna," recalled who helped him make a deci Anniversary two theatres and modern Deacon. "Playing 'Mama· was sion when that decision turned Party orto ~ technical production facilities. 1he well-known actress Blan out to be a successful one." 'Embarrass CALL: Whalen welcomed the au che Yurka. I was only 24 and No doubt speaking for many a Friend - 27:t-479S dience at the dedication she told George, 'He's awfully in the audience, Gunning add ceremony and noted that, "11 is young, don't you think?' To ed, "George Hoerner helped us impossible to talk about the which George replied. 'Yes, get from where we were to quality of Ithaca Collcge·s and he's a very good actor."' where we would be. This drama. speech or radio· Accorqing to Deacon, on theatre, which owes so much television programs without opening night in the middle of of its educational and entertain acknowledging Geor5e the first act, he had a simple ment functions to George " .~. :· ,-;· "' & I & t • • f I t I I C. • I 4 t I., ..... ,I I t. '• J, II f 4 I 4 .$ ,~.. t t • .I ;t • • t4 j • I a.-1. L..;. I I.\._. I J J l\.J, •,' J ~, • Ocrober 13, 1983 HlF. ITHACAN .II ., \1i•! Weekend I-- ~ ·1 ' Harvest 1111aca College students help at 6:30 PM. Friday. Orto!)('r 14. IIH' downtown l!haca Business Steve Harris. Ithaca College's \,~ociation make Apple Witty Ditty ~Ian will be there to 11,1r\"<·st ·33 a special weekend. smg an opening tC'lcgram ancl 1he event coordinator. Jean send off balloon messages. l><'rrnng. is an ltharq College On Saturday. October 15 at ,t·r11or who is doing a Fall 12:30 on the Cornmon~. the ,mwster internship under the String and Oboe Quartet featur direction of Howard Cogan. ing: Annika Pfluger, Janna \1,irkcting Director of the Pfluger, Kari Swift and Wendy \ D I.B.:\. and assistant pro Reichart will provide a musical b~or of advertising in the introduction to the fall and sc-hool of Communications. winter fashion show. Modeling The students enrolled in the for Gallery 121 will be fine arts Hr·nration Planning course. major Nikki Clarke. Nikki's ,upr~rvised by Dr. Laura G. daughter Jennifer. age6. and Howe. assistant professor of Professor Howard Cogan·s Beers will llt' performing at Harvest concert ~cries at 1PM. Mu~ic & Mt Jazz BalHI a1 W~I. recreation. have organized a grandson. Alex. age 2. will Logo·s Bookstore. Join them Following the string orchc~tra. l'articiµaung llhc1cd Coll<·gc shoppers will tw entt·rtained ~,udent~ ln\'it<· their fellow 32 THE ITHACAN October 13, 1983 BOMBERS WIN 3RD STRAIGHT by Doug Clauson :\fter c1 Chris weiller fid i.'> dicative of the type of season Saturday. "When they tried to themselves." The following day the the best group of guys rw they are having. throw our defensive lineman Of his coaching victories, the Bombers played their best all ever coached." see '.tennis n. 33 see Bombers p. 33 game B~ttei:tie)? remembers around !lame of the season. I \ t • t ' I 1 t • I 'I • t , f"'i I f t I I • f ".!! , , -, I ..,,-1 • f t ! II f J l 9 I • f J J ,1 I, z.. J f t t I U J ; ;, .\ .i, 'J...: ... •-...... _ ...... _ .. a. .:. -L, _ .. .,. • • • ~ ~ - ...... ,., __ ...,.lo.•'"'•,411,,••,...._'"-,...... l,.~•••\- .... :.a\1.-":.'tl'-' 0 , roht·r 1:1. 1983 r Ill: Ir Ii:\(.,\;,; 11 WINNING FOOTBALL TRADITION continued from p. 32 · '\\'inning is important in tild was gcan·d towarct thus1asm throughout ttw cnuw In the small ( oll<'}l<' rn,11 l1i11g .inything you do." says 13uttcr winning.·· campus rnrnmunity. Buller- c·n\·ironrn<'nl \\'ht·r<· rn.in~ frcl BOMBERS continued from p. 32 Football At Its Best applied excellent pressure." BOMBER BLASTS: OeLuca·s f'he Bomber defense will he status is unknown at this t<·sted this Saturday as the high writing. Chances are he will not scorrng University of Buffalo see action this Saturday ... Bulls come to south Hill. The Sophomore free safety Kevin Bulls arc led by quarterback Farrell intercepted two passes ~t<1rty Barrett. touted as one of on Saturday, returning one 16 lhl' best quarterbacks in Divi yards for a touch Cortland and a tournament. doing. • \ t \ I 1 , , ~ ' JI O<"lohcr 13. l!JH 1 14 1111·. 11 lll\L-\N COLLEGE PICK OFF Doug Kurt Jim Steve Seth Mike Uennis Ivan Gary Bucci Ithaca vs Buffalo IC IC IC IC IC IC IC IC IC Cornell vs Brown C B C B C B B B B Syracuse vs Penn State PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS PS Columbia vs Yale y y y y y y y C y Colgate vs Rutgers Col Col Col R Col Col Col R C Florida State vs Cincinnati FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU FSU J<'SU FSU St. Lawrence vs Norwich N SLU SLU N N N SLU SLU N Ohio State vs Illinois osu osu osu osu osu osu Ill osu osu Arizona vs USC ASU ASU USC ASU use USC ASU USC use Georgia vs Vanderbilt G G G G G G G G G This week's celebrity picker: Gary Bucci Each week campus sports media experts Doug Clauson, Kurt Smutko, Jim Connors, Steve Mayer, Seth Fenton, Dennis Read, Mike Catalana, and Ivan Gottesfeld test their wits in predicting top college football games. Last week's Results STANDINGS Mike 9-/ Mike 38-12 Kurt 8-2 Doug 36-14 Doug 7-3 Seth 36-14 IC SWEEPS PAIR, Seth 7-3 Ivan 34-16 Steve 6-4 Steve 34-16 Jim 6-4 Jim 34-16 SPRING OUTLOOK BRIGHT Ivan 6-4 Dennis 34--16 Dennis 6-4 Kurt 34-16 by Sue Steiger Canjemi each cracked good season," said Tim The Ithaca College Bombers homeruns to give Ithaca their Barone. "We have a lot of finished out their fall baseball 9 runs. outstanding talent in our young NCAA DIVISION Ill RANKINGS season on a positive note. In the nightcap. DiPonzio players. which will push our sweeping a 'BOMBERS FOOTBALL SPORTSRAP WICB-TV, CHANNEL 13 - Notional and local sports coverage Ithaca vs. Buffalo - Commentary - Special Guests on SP~TSLINE Saturday October 15th 8:00 PM Sunday evenings 6:00 pm with Kurt Smutko, Steve Mayer, Mike Catalana on THE SPORTS STATION WVIC 6 I AM, I 06 FM Coble . ... , ~ ' . ., ' ' .... ·. , I .... 1,, I, ,,l,r. . ~ l I , •, • • , I ' I.., ' I • • ' ' ' . O< 101Jcr L1. 1983 ntE llll:\CAN 3!> VOLLEYBALL ACTION . 8 ~~- ., !-ti 1 t~ '!' ' ,# * .i .... . - r . ,. ' •• IC HOSTS BASKETBALL CLINIC t:ounesy of Sports Information llhaca. NY--llhaca College will host a basketball clinic for all lugll school coaches and pli1ycTS on ~unday, Nov. 13, at 2 p.111. in the Ben Light Ciyrnnasiurn. i'h!' clinic will be conducted by l1haca head Coach Torn Bai-Pr. his staff and the llornlwr basketball team. The thn1r ,s open to all coaches ancl players and there is no COS!. "There are a great number of high school coaches and players in the area that we hope will share an afternoon of basketball with us." Baker ,a1ct. ··11·s a great way to kickoff the high school season anll 10 bring all the area's coarlws and players together. "I feel ii is important for us lo help the local high schools in any way we can," Baker con1inuect. "Hopefully. this is a ;i·i1y we can improve the basket hall in this area." Thp rlinic will feature lec lure~ on progressive man-to man and zone defensive drills. the motion game out of multi ple ~ers, proper shooting lechnique. fastbreal< basket ~lilll, and what colleges look for 111 stuctent-athletes. A scrimage by the Ithaca Col lege team will conclude the clinic and there will be an op- ortunity for high school oaches and players to meet he Ithaca College staff and <0 1983 ~ 01$11U£RS co. NY. N~~M''*"-11 fu~'o''sol'Wor··········. '~ifwil·~-~~~-~ layers followin.it the clinic. -~" and "IIF' are lrademaru ol the SMnlJD C.00,o,ny ~~MU I. ll.UI. ~ ~ I I I1n TIii' 11 ll~C,\I', Oc.1ober 13, JGR.J ' Ii I I Not just what you " need, but just what you want OPEN 7 DAYS '='~ - :.·. 'TIL MIDNIGHT PRICES IN EFFECT OCTOBER 7 THRU OCTOBER 19 When you visit your neighborhood Convenient Food Mart store you make the MOL!ONg heluva good most of your shopping time. Wo offer greet selection - with over 4000 nome-brond items - end quick. efficient service. 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