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By Peeka Bunnell hi nation will be posted. The room selection process Selection for the apartments for the 1982-1983 academic will take place on March 29, at year will begin in March, and 7:30 p.m. in the Terrace the Re~idcntial Life Office has D11,ing Han. announced that there will be The following i~ a priority .<,ome cha11¥e~ "to effectively li,t of ~tudent combinations meet tnc '·t111.!enh needs." for apartment ~election. Thi~ year. the new computer I. Senior - Senior ~v~tem will randomly a;;sign a 2. Senior - Junior P.T. lottery number to each 3. Senior - Junior "eligible" student. An eligible 4. Junior P.T.-: Junior P.T. ~tudent mmt currently live on 5. Junior P.T. - Junior A frozen stream and a country bridge captures the eye of student photographer Mark Fit campu~ and have paid a $200 6. Junior-Junior or Senior zsimmons. advance dcoo~it fee to the sophomore Bursar's by March 15, 1982. 7 .Junior-~ophomorc L------i According to Bill Perkins, 8. Sophomore - Sophomore as~i~tant director of Housing Room ~election for senior, Operatiom. "the computer junior P.T.~ and juniors will will a~,ign lottery numbers take place March 31, at 7:30 LS .. C~ VSo Budget Cut§ u~ing ~tandard randomization p.m .. in the Terrace Dining procedure, available from Hall. The remaining juniors By Joe Halpern programs as the Guaranteed Fuller, a sophomore majoring ~tati"11.:al packages in the and ~ophomorc class will Last semester the enemy was Student Loan, Pell Grant in politic~. "We have about 10 Spern-Univac I JOO from data cl10,c room~ on April I, at the Reagan Administration (formerly called BEOG), people working for I.S.C., procc,,irn1.. 7:30 p.m.. in the Terrace and Federal budget cuts. National Unity Grant and and a mailing list of75." The new as~ignment process Dinin\! Hall. Soda) Security Survivors Fuller pointed out that the for thl' lottery number will However, this past week a 0 In order to ~ign ur !"or a new adversary entered the Benefits have been radically next I.S.C. meeting will take hopefully eliminate cheating room it i, ncce,~ary to pre~cnt rank~ when Governor Carey diminished by the 1981-82 place in Albany, this weekend, am! 1011g line, of the previous your lottery number card. announced New York States Federal budget. where the regional office is ~y.<,tcm. Each student will hou,ing rontract and IC iden upcoming budget. More cuts are promised for located. It will be at that receive their lottery number tification card. The Independent Student next year. meeting that Mike Caruso, prior to ,r,ring break through Rc,idential Life offer, othc, Coalition (I.S.C.) has commit The Ithaca College Chapier · Chairman, will discuss his trir, the mail. optiom for room ,clc(:tion. A ted itself to an arduous war of I.S.C. is in the process of to Washington D.C., next On Mar..:h 14th. Residential ~tudent ma, claim ,quatter, against State and Federal planning its next attack this week, and his presentation to Life will cfatrihute a Room riµhh or move to another budget cuts that. continues to semester. It's target? Albany the Department of A,,ig.nmenr Handbook and room in the ,ame dorm. The reduce financial aid status of and then on to Washington Education. hothing contract concerning ,1arr member, of each dorlll independentN. Y. Colleges and D.C. Their theory is, you've Trying to limit Federal and room ,election procedure~. will po,t the,c time, and plac<.'' Universities. got to start at the top to get State Budget cuts may seem Application, for Garden 1'01 ,1!!n up. The I.S.C. 's plan of at something done. like an impossible task these Apartmenb and Hudson Height, arc available March tack? A letter writing cam "Our main objective is to keep day~. but the l.S.C. has not If you ha,'C am· quL·,11011, 15-22 and arc due March 22 by paign aimed at key the students here," said Steve thrown in the towel yet. concerning thL· room ''-'it'L'tion 5 p.rn. in the Office of congressmen and elected of Hansler, student trustee. "We The I.S.C. works on the p1 o,-L'" a,k ,·ou1 re,id ·111 RL·,idcntial Life. 3rd floor ficials who have a vote in want to keep college an affor- theory that if you mak~ a"i,tant. h1nhc1 information Egh,:rt Union. On March 26. whether to cut future student dab le expense." enough noise. someone will will lw puhli,hed !"or \'Olli" me aid programs. The IC Chapter of the have to li~ten. a liq of tho,e eligible by lot In the Office or Re,idt·ntial tery number and clas~ corn- Already, this past year, such I.S.C. is headed by Steve Lik. Marx: Business Booming
business school has By Richard Steinfeld Well, the business school has faculty members. As a matter have been offered positions skyrocketed, has'nt it? just undergone many changes. of fact, Assistant Dean Long with 'Big Eight' firms and If any student is qualified to The reputation of IC's What kind of effect will these went to a conference in statistics show that nearly all speak about the current state Business School has improved recent events have? Washington to recruit faculty the remammg aaccounting of the Business School, it's considerably. Originally, the Over the next couple of years, · and ninety Deans· have per majors will secure jobs in Jamie Marx, '82. Marx-- a business section of IC was a there's going to be a fair sonally been contacted by let business-related fields right well-rounded individual who -department in H&S--later, it amount of turnover in the ter. This shows the school's out of college. Finance, came to Ithaca College on a became a division and it ijusiness School. Dean commitment to keeping the management and personnel Varsity wrestling scholarship- wasn't until 1978 that a Brown's resignation will beef finance program alive. students also receive adequate is currently the president of separate business school was fective this coming summer preparation at Ithaca and as the Business and Accounting established. So, in terms of its and it is expected that a couple You recently got a high paying Career Planning stresses, Club and a member of the growth and development, the other business faculty will also job with Touche Ross, a Big "Preparation and the ability prestigious Dean's Advisory business school is very young. be leaving. But this will not af Eight accounting firm. Are to market yourself is the key to Council. His experiences in It was during the past five fect the business school in any other IC business students getting a desirable job.'' clude being Teaching Assistant years that the business school negative way as attrition is an similarly successful in their job for over 190 students. When has established its quality inevitable part of academic efforts? What about the new academic approached by THE reputation and the ad life. There are a· good number of building? What's that mean to lTHA CAN to speak about his ministration is continually im Alsp during this year, there job opportunities for those the business school over the perception of the Business proving faculty and the selec was speculation about the business students who have next couple of years? School, Marx appeared eager. tion standards of students. possibility of ending lhe finan not screwed up- during their It's scheduled to be completed I was in Philadelphia over St\ldent SAT scores have ce major because of the dif four-year stay. There are bet this summer and will provide a Christmas break and I shown a very substantial im ficulty in recruiting faculty. ween sixty to seventy more efficient base for the o-verhear a couple of high provement over the last four But it is known that the ad recruiters, consisting of school of business to work years, particularly in the quan- ·. ministration will keep the business fir.ms and graduate school students talking about Continued on Page 5 Ithaca as a tine business titative ability ' of business major and presently there is a schools, .who visit the campus. school. The reputation of IC's students. full search for two full-time So far, six accounting majors
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Special Announcement: Oracle Pix
Attention all Oracle Society Members: this will be your only notice -- our yearbook pic Warm IFecellnimg iirrn Coildl ture will be taken this Saturday, January 30, at 3:30 pm, in the Performing Arts Building. Look for notices on the main doors for exact location. Your attendance will be most ap Weatlhlerr precir,ted.
.. The weather at Ithaca has never been something to warm ,'1• up to, especially in the bitter winter months we're currently experiencing. But the real warmth of the season comes from knowing that when we get up in the morning for our 9:00 f: classes, the paths to Friends, Textor, et al are clear. ··~ As Arne Abel, '84, a Radio major put it: "I recently got off ." ' ,,·.~ an all-night shift as WIC~-FM at 6:00 in the morning and I ,; heard the sound of scraping shovels. It was reassuring to realize that it was the Grounds Crew clearing the paths of the CJHE night's snow for classes." Abel continued, "Considering they probably get minimal pay, they were obviously doing a great job." The college's Ground Crew generally goes unachnowledged for their continuous efficiency in keeping the ways free of Editor-in-( 'hiel a snow, and it's worth mention in THE ITHACAN for the Managing Edilor Busine.,!'> Manager work they've put in. Keith Strycula Judy Grcl·n Barry Sil\ erman As long as the snow keeps up, they'll be there. Office ManaJ!l"'" Prodm·tion Manager Financial Manager Amy Kir,on Da\'e haac, Rhona Ciin,ber!,!
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Assislant Editor of South Hill JHiandicapped At KC By Liz Costopoulos SOUTHHIU. Ptrrnnoel Manager Edi1or Debbie Green -I Sa~dy Broverman _l,:·111 !'; Otla Custom Designed Care ...see Page 4 A,si.,,1an1 Sandy Braverman ; ; , I' •·-! •5\. ••j • - - { * ~ -!? ' • i , ; ,- · ; fil·S'h"tC-1 Model-Personality Scout :niy Brian Walsh Allison Wahl IC TV-R major reps for "big time" ... see page 6 ,\DVERTISIN(; Managt"r : Kip Haggen SPORTS NEWS S1aff: l.c<,lic May Ediror Howa1d Airman Editor Joe Halpern JR.ape On KC Campus? JBy .Judy Green A\\i,tant D pw;-:------.:....;;....,.....:....:. PEMiM M ti IN 7laaP:'3 Pa~e3 .lanulll'Y 28. 1982 THE ITHACAN CUMElDOOM by 1fiimm.corrns OCnilllg~ Wlbiy W cm§ §1lilcelln A Me mm~ :rr ah!ce m.&nlTil IF((]) rg@ 11:ltce rm? ED. NOTE: Although the devoted his life, and even- Martin Luther King, Jr. following was submitted too tually gave it in martydom. Ithaca College is a place of late for last week's issue, it's His understanding of the higher education. It is also a relevant even today. strength of the human spirit place where remembering is when the cause is right and graded. One might wonder just goes without saying. His what grade IC would receive To the Ithaca College Com munity: broad view of the world as a for remembering January 15, place where men must learn to 1982. Remembering is Having only arrived to the Ithaca College community live in peace with his ! something that I suggest IC do seven months ago, this past fellowman lest we all be ! and maybe this by the late Dr. ,· . destroyed speak to his world- King might help: "From every - ,. week of January 15, 1982 has caused me to be a little con consciousness. His insistence mountainside let freedom ring on excellence, and his refusal and when this happens - when cerned for the IC community. to give up his dream ~ven i? we allow freedom to ring; This concern stems from \ the darkest of hours are his when we let it ring from every ,,... 0 what seemed to be the lack of ' , "" heritage which continues to village and every hamlet; from acknowledgment of the late shine as a beacon that will lead every state and every city - we Martin Luther King, Jr., by us toward the ultimate goals of will be able to speed up that the Ithaca College community. freedom and equality. The day when all of God's children Dr. King was the rarest of leaders whose vision will never world should be ever in his - black men and white men; debt for the messages that he Jews and gentiles, Protestants be surrendered. His dream for a better world for all people has left behind. and Catholics will be able to I believe the Ithaca College join hands and sing in the will not die as long as people community could take a closer words of that old "negro" of good faith, charity, peace look at itself. Governor Carey soiritual, "Free at last. free at and human understanding are had proclaimed January 15, last. Thank God almfol.!tv. I alive. The ideals he so ad About Ads? Ilt's lF or You 1982 as Martin Luther King am free at last." tenaciously espoused and Day. Abraham & Straus - taught, remain in vital force Alexander's - The New York There will be a Career Conference in Advertising and with this nation's conscience. ublic Relations on Thursday, February 11, at 10:30 a.m. - The annual celebration of Hilton "remembered the Leonard E. Brvant • :30 p.m., in the Union Crossroads. dream.'' Why hasn't IC taken Martin Luther King's birthday the time out to remember. To The seminar is open to the entire campus and any student is should remind all of us of the couraged to participate. the best of my knowledge even Assistant Director /Counselor principles of unselfishness and the Mayor of Ithaca The seminar consists of a panel presentation with Mr. Bob Educational Opportunity commitment to which he proclaimed a week in honor of hare, SCM Corporation Manager, Communications and Program ommunity Relation,s; Mr. Howard Williams (Class of '62) .Y. Telephone, District Manager for Public Relations; Ms. usan Johnston (former IC student) IRV Lewis-Circle of ashion and Freelance advertising; Ms. Mary Coker, WTV J BS Miami. ~ Following the panel presentation there will be small group No Reason To Be Bored ' iscussions on the skills necessary for success, entry level jobs ' d job search strategies. To the Editor: ''Hall and Oates'' in concert. Winter Carnival is Ann As a senior I feel there is a : There is a restration fee of $2.00 which will include name Get your dorm members Chipouras, Wendy Lebowitz, . lack of student involvement on ·. g and special conference packet. Conference space is and house mates together and Mary Dzialga, Ann Lun7, campus. The students at I.C. co11~pete in such events as mited to 80 due to space. Sign up in the Career Planning Of Scott Follett, Valt·rie ce, 1st floor Gannett. do not take the time to get in broomball, volle::ball, ice Gellrgaras and Stephanie volved in the various activities skating, snow sculpture relay Obermeier. Thc"e people have or events that take place on race, football and backgam been working hard to make campus. Only a minority of m To the Editor: Marxist prediction springs to nauseating hypocracy. For firms involved in the Siberian your act. I really don't understand all life in a communist country? example, Washington has pipeline project. Yet, they of the uproar and outrage over The intervention of the Polish recently barred G.E. from allow Isreal to sell .arms, sup- Poland in this country. What military and/or Russia was a selling gas turbine com plied to them by us, to Iran! I am outraged about is the ac most predictable event and pr(issors to three European Ronny, you better clean up Richard Wenning tion the United States has was justified for the sake of taken. Our measures are their own government. another ex.ample of the U.S. If the working class of the interfering in an area in which U.S. united and started some it has no business. sort of movement with a Let us examine the facts. A theme of communi~m, would To the Editors: over the past year. There have located has been bolstered by popular movement with a we suspect that our gover We would like to comment been fewer assaults, larceny the opening of several new nment would allow the flavor of democracy swept on a statement made in the ar cases, and robberies, and an clubs and restaurants, turning Poland, effecting mostly their movement to continue? I ticle entitled "1.C. Loses active "Block Watch" what was once a desolate strip working class. Recently the think not, and what if the Libel" which appeared in last program has decreased crime into a prosperous center for movement was aborted by the Soviet Union took measures to weeks Ithacan. The story in some areas as much as 50 business and nightlife. The Polish military and ,marshal pressure our government into noted, th:u "Yale, which is percent. New Haven is now in current media campaign for law was enstated. allowing the movement to con located in the heart of New the midst of a dramatic New· Haven features rhe In case we have forgotten, tinue? I believe that there Haven, Connecticut, is a town revitalization - the ft:deral slogan "Look \Vhat We've Poland is, for our concern, a would be a general consenws know for high crime(sic) ... " government has allocated sub Got". Perhaps the lthacans' communist country, a w that the Soviet Union would stantial funding, and the writers will take that advice called satellite of the Soviet be acting out of their bounds. As natives of New Haven, people who live in and around before they next comment on Union. Could the U.S. gover President Reagan seems to we must take exception with the city are realizing its "The Elm City". nment be so naive as to expect believe in the myth of our this statement, since the tremendous improvement. the communist regime to sit almighty righteousness and overall crime rate in the citv The downtown area where Stuart Katz idely by as the opposite of justice but his action displays has decreased significantly most of Yale's buildings are Daniel Smolen porary and permanent use. By Liz Costopoulos It should be noted that the and cal"eterias. The campus also has several The Reading and Academic The temporarily and per new Academic Building will be He said he is pleased by the specially equipped dorm Skills Program (RASP) gives manently handicapped studen fully accesible to those having college's willingness to assist rooms designed for easy ac a:,sistance to Students With ts at Ithaca College are faced physical handicaps. him with any special needs. le;:i,rni ng disablities. cesibility. with a variety of daily The problem of limited mo- "They do look out for me and Nelson said the college The Health Center, Physical challenges, which include b1ffty for the handic""a.oo~d make concessions." continually trys to add projec Therapy department, the coping with bad weather con commented on by Patrick He added that teachers ts that will benefit the han Speech and Hearing Clinic and ditions and the steep terrain of Flood, a student at IC. Pat, make allowances for him if he dicapped, with the most recent the Division of safety and the campus. who relys on the use of a cane, is late, and he is found his being the construction of a security all provide Ser\'ices to To nelp students and told the Ithacan that icy stairs, fellow student~ to be he! p ful wheel chair ramp at the Health a,c the handicapped. visitors deal effectively with snow storms, and steep hills and considerate. Center. For the future Nelson said their disibilities is Kay Nelson, are the most difficult for him Affirmative Ac: ion's Kay they are still considering Affirmative Action Officer. to maneuver round. When Nel~on said IC provides ser several new projects. Nelson said the number of conditions are particularly vices to deal with other types . Commenting on IC's handicapped here, is small Nelson added that several bad, and Pat has to walk to a of handicaps. effectiveness in this area Pat enough to deal with each per of the buildings on campus lower portion of the campus There are modified fire said, "The Schools been really sons needs on an individual have been modified to make he said, "I take my time and alarm systems in dorm rooms good as far as making me ac basis. She sited several of the them more accesible to tho~e hope I can get down there." and hired note takers for ccsible." For the things the services IC provides: with special needs. This in Some other problem areas students with hearing impair college can not control, such For those who are physically cludes the removal of barriers Pat cited were stairways with ments. .Reader Services may as crowds and the weather, impaired, there are parking from door ways and the •ailing~ on onlv :,ide. heavy be provided for those who are Pat added, "You learn to liw spaces designated for tern- restructuring of rest room~. doors and crowded hallways vi,11rtlly di~abled. wirh it." Handloomed, handprinted cotton bedspreads, rugs, anq tablecloths -from India LONDON YOU ARE INVITED Don't just put them on CENTER your bed... you can hang JANUARY 28 them on the wall, use them ITHACA on your table, for a sofa COLLEGE - Introductior. to ~ondon. cover. how about curtains? Questions and Answers. Use ~ our imagination. ~~~:~ !! Union Job Room, 7~8 pm FEBRUARY 3 Introduction to London. Questions and Answers. Union Job Room, 7-8 pm FEBRUARY 11 LONDON CENTER PARTY Union Crossroads, 8:15 pm House of Shalimarr Chat with former Commons Pyramid London students. 273-7939 or 257-2222 Slides, Snacks, Beer. I.D. Card Required. Ithaca Sun Bathers we still have space on your trip! COME BY THE OFFICE ANYTIME $129 7 nights, 8 days on Muller 218 1Ft Lauderdale Strip Fall Break. 274-3306 for more information; Applications Due March 17th 800-368-2006 ..... -,;.-·;: ..,:. Page5 "Januarv 2ft. 1982 THE ITHACAN play in the business school? School and Wharton use many Continued ftom Page 1 This year, the B&A club star of the same texts. Thus, if ted a tutoring program for ac students want to go into their from. They will bccupy the en counting students anq had a own · business, Daddy's tire top floor, whicfil will have few speakers. The Investments business or just want a quality ;\ twenty five facul!Y offices, Club had a · number of education, I think they're !n it computer space, ad qualified speakers and will co the right place. Furthermore, ·. • ministrative offices, a con sponsor a student/faculty if it's a student's goal to go in ;! Ference room and a small mixer party with the B&A to public accounting, I also see '{- business institute directors ofT Club. OH--and the Marketing ,110 advantage in transferring. ;,, fice. The business school will Club has successfully had lfa student is planning to go ~ also get the use of nine of the many meetings this past year. into graduate school then I ¼, new buU CRABTREE STUDIO Z FINE HAIRCUTTING AND CHEMICAL SERVICES FOR MEN AND WOMEN FOR APPOINTMENT AND CONSULTATION CALL 273-2023 310 EAST ST A TE STREET ABOVE THE STRAND THEATER Pi Lambda Chi Fraternity Invites All Underclassmen To SOUTHERN --ROCK .. 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For Further Information & Reservations Contact Your Campus Vacation Associations Representative: ',, •'"" MI KE FABER - . 607-273-3'190. . . . · · · , ,; Pat?e6 -THE ITHACAN -Jan_uary 28, ~982 1L@olkiing if ®Ir the 'Model' Student t(olio to New York City it - will promote her.· ·He does '? By Brian Walsh promise that he will look at ·:-.; received considerable atten ,.' Eric Zappia doesn't just tion from the modeling agen her pictures, which is a real look at girls, he studies them. cies. lt seems that Eric had the test for modeling - being If he sees what he likes he'll eye for the look New York photogenic. step up, without hesitation, modeling agencies wanted in But Eric claims that an even and ask, "Would you like to their models. more important prereq!:Jisite be a model?" Then, in August, the Elite for modelipg, besides beauty ::· Of course Eric doesn't say Modeling Agency asked Eric and being photogenic, is to that to every girl he meets, and to be their representative in have a good personalitY,: he doesn't say it just to meet New York's central southern "Models must deal with pretty girls either. For Eric tier. Concentrating mostly on people constantly, and if a girl Zappia is a modeling scout college campuses, this area in doesn't have a good per and when he asks a girl about cludes Ithaca, Cortland, sonality, the agencies won't modeling he means it. Elmira and Syracuse. The two want her." _ _,· Eric Zappia is a twenty year other modeling agencies also Eric does insist that every ':,, old sophomore here at Ithaca requested Eric to come back girl he promotes to a modeling College, from Buffalo, ..NY. anytime he wanted to. with his agency is }J.andled on an in _His major is TV & Radio and portfolios. dividual basis. "There are ..... he frequently does the weather many beautiful girls. j3ut not on Ch.13 WICB-TV. Eric Prepares a perspective model for photograph. With all this glamour of all beautiful girls can become Scouting beautiful girls for dealing with tip modeling models, there should b.e a modeling agencies is not as agencies and scouting for new unique characteristic that sets easy as it sounds, claims Eric. models there are'few monetary one girl apar~ from another Surely many girls would love portfolio of photographs, he amount of interest or desire a rewards· for Eric. "I find girl." to be a model but when ac makes a trip to three New girl has in modeling. managing models to be very tually posed with that York City modeling agencies: Eries first exposure to exciting and rewarding" he What does this modeling question, most girls are Elite, Ford and Wilhelmina. modeling was when he worked said. Whatever money Eric scout think of the women at suspicious. These are considered the top in a TV and modeli,ng agency does make from Scouting is Ithaca College? In one word "Girls always think it's a three modeling agencies in in Buffalo. It was there that only after a model signs a con he sums it up as - "excellent". line, they think I am trying io NYC and also have world wide Eric feels he saw a. lot of girls tract with a modeling agency, Eric feels· that there are many pick them up", says Eric. reputations. with potential for being Eric then receives a con. beautiful girls at Ithaca, and "But if they want to know With a portfolio of pictures models, who had no way of mission off of her salary. presently there are two IC more about modeling I tell in hand, Eric presents these getting into New York But Eric does have his eye girls, who Eric scouted, that them to give me a call. 1 leave pictures to the agencies. If any modeling agencies. With that set for the future. His own have received interest from the it up to them if they want to interest is shown by the agen in mind Eric decided to aspirations is for someday to New York modeling agencies. model or not." cies more pictures will be become a modeling scout. He become an actor of TV per How does Eric characterize The process Eric goes requested and an interview started Majestic Promotions sonality. He has no plans for the typical girl who could be a through with the girls he with the prospective model on the basis of helping girl owning his own modeling model? She must be at least scouts is this: Once a girl will be scheduled. models get into New York City agency. ·Surely, some of the 5'7", widespread eyes, full becomes interested in If the agencies don't show modeling agencies. relationships and connections lips, i:i,ice nose, long thfn neck, modeling Eric either has a any in,terest in a girl at all Eric So what makes Eric so that Eric has been cultivating and all in all just very pretty photography session with the makes an attempt to sign these special that he has access to will help him in his persuit of features and lines. girl, or has the girl submit girls up with private managers the three top modeling agen becoming an actor. So, here's a warning from photos of herself to him. or theatrical agents. This is cies in New York? L~t May, When Eric does scout a girl Eric to all IC women; "Watch After Eric has a sizeable only done depending upon ·the when Eric took his first oor-- he never guarantees that he out, you're being scouted." New Ca:mpus Affairs Strives for --Unity By Leroy Johnson College. yoµ have any concerns be sure Union, _a bulletin board of off "Pep Club." "For example a "We want some'specific in . and fill one of the surveys out. campus news and to set up a cheering group for sports or to Student government is put from students regarding · Student government is also . Kiosks, an outside infor- · start a marching band," helping to increase the unity of their need and concerns", trying to tighten the relations mation center, to keep off Cohen said. In addition, the student body. Cohen said. There will be a with the Ithaca College Com campus happenings. Also, the Cohen wants to have class of The newly elected vice "student concern" table setup munity and the downtown - Association wants to set up a ficers for all class years. community. president of campus affairs, next week in Egbert union. landlord review board where Cohen feels that this will unite Dina Cohen plans to have The result will be sent through Off Campus Association is students and landlords can · the school as well as the classes student concern survey. The a computer and will be a sub-committee of student af better reach each other and more. survey is to find out how analyzed by Amy Rashin, Sr. fairs and is headed by Paul deal with their responsibility "We want to continue t do student government can help Business major and Fahri Un Leone, Jr. history major. to each other. what we do best, that is to help make things better at Ithaca sal, business professor'. So, if They propose to ha".e, in the Other ideas are to have a· students," Cohen added.* SAVE fflONEV ·•111 TAIIE-OUT FOOD FROftl OUR DELI and BAHER¥ ·DEPT.I * OVERSIZE SANDWICHES *SUPER SUBS * PIZZA e·EER SODA * READY TO EAT MACARONI SALAD * COOKIES. ROLLS & 'BREAD· Saturdays Ttl Midnight-:~ Sundays '8 an,· .. ·-,",' ·.·, -:: .: ;~ ', ··... . ,,, ' - . •... ' ' . : :::-·: . ·-. \ .. -... :.::.: __ .. _: ,. _.. ,~·J .• -~.• •-;. ~- •• ..• •· _...... -~ c:·. ·.. :; . , .:./ ... _.:-, January 28,.1982 fHE ITHACAN Pae:e7 All gippes are free of charge y Doug Shaller with the exception of certified Most students here at Ithaca scuba diving. The cost in o/lege probably ·don't know curred· in the gippe covers in hat a gippe is. The struction, insurance and all allowing, is an infor aquatic gear. ) national article written to ex According to Mr. William ::;· fain the background and Ware, Director of the gippe ·if easons why gippe courses program, one of the highlights ;, xist. of the gippe program is the ex- L Gippe stands for General . cellent instruction provided by .:~ nstructional Program in the highly qualified instruc "' hysical Education. The tors. Students can expect to rogram was started by Mr. receive plenty of individual in . oscph Hamilton in 1946. At struction since the instructors ',_\· hat time all IC students were are always willing to help }· equired to be able to swim students solve any problem ·.. ~ nd all students were required that may arise. Gippes are of :t O study physical education fered each block on a Monday \nlli ourses for two years. through Thursday basis and lJ The phys. ed. curriculum ,....\. • .:-·' -. ' '> ,.,. are 50 minutes. Students ;i~ ffered an interesti?!:: _vari:tY c:.:_~;;,,;; ...~:i.~~~~:;: ~. :. -~~· ~ ---~::·''. '· ... ~~ . ·...... il receive .5 credits for gippes :·lof spQrts_ and act1v1ues m Gippes are designed to provide a taste of different sports. and are allowed up to 6 hours . ~ ice hockey and of gippe credit. oftbaTI: Phys. Ed. teachers graduating from high school, defense. The strU<..:ture of this skiing. In flytying students The 790 students who laced students into different many students neglect par gippe includes mental and learn the craft of constructing enrolled in gippes, last block, ctivities corresponding to ticipating in sports. By taking physical techniques including ··artificial flies used to attract show evidence of the growing tudent abilities. gippes students can get back thought control, throws, ex- ·and catch fish. Students may popularity of gi,Rpes. In the early 70's the study of. into the swing of things in a capes, strikes and blows to proceed by taking stream According to Dave hysical education and the competitive or noncompetitive defend against one or multiple fishing, where the_ir feet wet D' Amico, Gippes "help bility to swim was no lon·ger atmosphere. assailants. here and spend two Saturdays release the tensions and andatory of IC students. Included among the 32 gip fishing in a selected lake or anxieties that btRid -up from he general instructional pes offered at Ithaca College Other gippes include stream. the pressures of school work rogram in physical education ·are dance gippes which include volleyball, basketball, Several gippes such as tennis and because they're fun." as modified and today is ballet, tap, disco and dance jogging, advanced life saving, and bowling, are arranged in The majority of the gippes are opularly known as GIPPE. exercise. For students in fencing, bowling and a host of sequential order so that when coed. When I asked Coach· The purpose of the gippe is terested in learning how to others. students develop a certain level Faulkner if he thought the to give students a taste of dif protect themselves from Two new gippes recently of proficiency in the sport, gippes provided a social op ferent sports which can have physically violent situations, added to the list include they may elect to continue port unity, he said "Ab lifetime value for them. After recommended is personal flytying and cross country with advanced classes. solutely, absolutely!•• I HUGE HOUSE - $123 EACH For 11 Persons Hillview Place. 10 Bedrooms, Furnished. 2 ½ Baths. Loft-Studio. 2 Kitchens. Off-Street Parking. On Bus Line. CALL LIBBY 273-3230 6pm-10am and anytime on weekends llA .. & ;t:~MI ~ i: ..1 AG)wil'IWS l'R.AVEL CONSULTANTS LTD. PRESENT ARE YOU A CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR ~BUDWEISER.F. RESISTING WAR IN THE 1980's? 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PHONE !>39-7724 5-l 1 · Pag~ 8 _ THE ITHACAN _January 28, 1982 ======::;;::::====---:=.·;~-===::;::;:;:======::::::=:;======~ ,. ,t· create a new market for look toward alternative health !Ry Stephen Andrade and not to make the switch to Diagnosis, treatment, and private care innovations in the care oriented living situation~. Mary Jo Gay computerized methods of therapy technology . has field of occupational health. Many .older citizens are fin. The job market for health training, management, and _provided a whole new cluster A good example is that oJ ding refuge in planned com. related positions, both direct private business and industry. munities and shared livino health care and administrative Many corporate concerns are arrangements, abandonin; jobs, is a market which will turning towards providing their expensive-to maintai~ experience significant growth employees with preventative private homes, and rejectinrr throughout the next ten years. 'Health Care's volume this health care and health the traditional nursing horn~ According to figures from the promotion programs at the option. Career opportunitie, .,. U.S. Bureau of Labor workplace. Workplace hazard for health care professionaJ1 Statistics, allied health year w~ll be nearly 10 per reduction, executive fitness, lie in the challenge to provide professional openings are ex employee exercise, and health services and living situations .~ pected to increase well over cent of the GNP! awareness programs are all in that fit the needs of thi 1 fifty percent by 1990. This_ is a novations that pay off for the growing segment of the market that represents one of individual and the population. the largest industries in the organization, resulting in U.S. today, employing-over S lower health care costs. Although efforts abound tc million people. In fact, health patient care. For instance, of careers, creating lhe need Another trend indicates that contain rising health car, care will have a volume of Hospital Administrative Ser for professionals with advan clinics and private practices costs, there is little doubt th<· business this year estimated at vices, a professional ced technological skills. are supplementing the overall health care costs wil about 280 billion dollars or management servic c/2!1? ·. 68'). . ~ IV~!Y. With "11.Jl the Student Activities Board where excitement and thrills - 14th can beat the winter chills. ~:z------._ ...... 0t :> :-.:...: 0 SATURDAY FEB. 6th. @; MONDAY FEB. 8th. THURSDAY f'EB. 11th. ;.:{-:, SATURDAY FEB. 13th. SUNDAY FEB. 14th. *Snow Sculture Competition &:;. /{~ I 1:00 pm ,,,.,,, •"Musicians in the Pub" Front of Union j,,. "Miccaronie& Volcano" "Broomball Tournamen1 :"":;:---, "The AmaLing Krcskin" *Flag Football Garnes Mentalist & ESP 10:00am. 1:00pm, e *Relay Race t&1 8:30 pm. ;Ford Hall Chapel Pond On the quad bet11nd the Union 1:30pm. TUESDAY FEB. 9th. $2.00 Admission at the door 0 Beginning in front of Union Refreshments at intermission •Movie: "Arthur" 7:00 pm. & 9:30 pm. •Information on •Backgammon Tournament T-102 Stereo Purchasing 2:00pm. FRIDAY FEB. 12th. 11 :OOam - 2:00 pm. Crossroads Crossroads • .. lov1e: "Arthur" •Hall & Oates in Concert Refreshments served ,.::-·L<- I ,, ..,,. 7:00 pm. & 9:30 pm. 8:00pm. i* *Game Night in the •Tug-of-War T-102 Ben Light Gymn ~-:.. Union Games \Room 4:00pm. Front of Union $1.00 Admis5ion at 1he door $9.00 Admi~sion for I.C. 0 I . Muscular Dystrophy n,@ Ping - Pong & Pool f- ·. Dance/Marathon •Winter Carnival 8:00pm. - 8:00am. ' Tournament ,>, I "Happy hour" Union Dining·Hall In the Pub Live Entenainment Refreshments Served WEDNESDAY FEB. 10th. •Skating Party i 11 :OOpm. - I :OOam. 1,,,.1 ITTi •Mu~ician, Entertainer Cass Park "Many Bear" •Movie;" Arthur" 8:30 pm.- 11 :30pm. 7:00pm. & 9:30 pm . Union Dining Hall .::::~:::~~- I T-102 12:30 pm. fufil_·· Refreshments $1.00 Admission at the door Front of Union $1 .00 Admission at the door ·Janua~ 28, ,982 THE ITHACAN 'Page9 upper terraces at "P- knowing the woman's name. proximately 11 p.m. when she If they knew her name, a was raped. "I was attacked by hospital worker said, they a guy who looked so nice and could release the dates the ·ordinary," she said. caller was admitted to the It was toward the end of hospital and when she left. August before the majority of "When I was first taken to students arrive on campus but Tompkins County hospital I when athletes and student em said I wasn't raped," she said, ployees have already moved "then [two days later] I ad in, the caller said. mitted it, it was too much to "Someone stopped me and hold inside." · asked me a question," she She then went back to said, "he dragged me into a Safety and Security to change doorway and that was it.'' the reports she had filed, the She said when he first grab woman said. bed her, she screamed. • "The According to the caller's guy told ine to shut· up or he'd kill story, the security member she me," she said. spoke with encouraged her to After the alleged rape, the "drop it because the trail" was woman said she felt em already cold. barrassed. "You get demen "I was so hysterical that I ted -- you kind of get into agreed, " the woman said. another frame of mind," she After the incident was in said. This is why when she 1 vestigated and nothing first reported the incident to proven, Withiam said the case "Slight Rise in Campu.; Withiam. "It involved a hell security that evening she was turned over to the health ,· Crime," a senior IC woman of a lot of work down here. claims to have lied about what center and Martin Rand. ; "We have had no reported called The Ithacan to state her We lived with that case for had allegedly happened to her. Rand would not comment 'rapes on campus where people case. four weeks and we did not "It took me two days to tell on the incident. "Because of rome down - · where The anonymous caller, who substantiate there ever was a the truth," she said. The patient confidentiality I am ' omeone said, 'I've been would not reveal her name rape." health center was not yet open unable to discuss the matter," ~ raped' and it occurred on claims she was raped on cam "If there is ever a rape on when the rape allegedly oc he said. · t campus and we pursued it [and pus in August 1980. What in this campus," Withiam em curred. She then was admitted • 'The only proven rapes ' it was proven]. " Louis spired her call at this time, phasized that he would make to Tompkins County hospital, we've seen here [at the health ·· Withiam, director of Safety over one year since the alleged sure people were aware of it. she said. center] occurred off campus," / and Security rape occurred was the state Although there was only Tompkins County Hospital · said J. David Hanunond, dira:tor 1 matt by Director ~f Safety and one possible incident reported could not verify this without ·ofthe Health Center. ~ "Every time I read se:urity Louis Withiam that no ac in August 1980 which could . somewhere that Lou Withiam tual reported rapes have ocetrrred on have corresponded with the :. has denied there has been a the IC campus. unidentified caller's story, · rape on campus I am so incen "I didn't call The Ithacan Withiam along with others in . sed. I feel like he is denying it to prove Lou Withiam was volved in the investigation od '. ever happened to me. " an lying or to discredit secprity. of the incident felt they could ' anonymous Ithaca College IC is for the most part a frien not discuss anything without By Leroy Johnson woman who claims to have dly campus, but things do go the woman's name or her The Amani Singers are having their first International Din been raped on campus on that people should b FOR YOUR NEXT HEAD TRIP, TRY HAIRY CANARY. 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See fue Jostens~ Display at \, .;' ... ,,. ~ . ' ;. ; ~"~·'' The lthacon's Guide to Arts and Entertainment ... ~, I • •'r,' • ' '' ,. • ~ • ' ' ' • • ' ' •,,":a,; ' •• ,,, ' .... -, "' ..... ,, ,u, Kreskin To. Psyche Out IC By Michelle Chmielewski As a follow-up to the Student Activities . Board childhood game of Huckle Speakers and Fine Arts Com Buckle Beanstalk, Kreskin lets mittees will be presenting a member of the audience hide "The Amazing Kreskin" on his paycheck, with the under Wednesday, February I Ith in standing that he will forego his Ford Hall Auditorium at 8:30 fee, fo!; that performance, if p.m. Kreskin is the world's he cannot locate it. One of the most famed mentalist an·d a audience acts as a guide to foremost authority in the field Kreskin by concentrating on of Extra Sensory Perception. the· Check's location. No Kreskin is a "scientific in words are mentioned. One of vestigator" of the power of the oddest hiding places ever, suggestion and various areas was in the upper-plate of a of E.S.P. Everything he does man. encompasses natural and Throughout his extraor scientific means. "What I do dinary development period, is inherent in everyone, but Kreskin led a normal life as a what I have done is learn to son, student, and playmate. sensitize myself t.o the reac He studied to be a classical tions and attitudes of people pianist and still retains a fine around me; under certain con flair \vith the keyboard; his ditions, I can sense their favorite music, today, is thoughts as well as influence classical and ballads. He was their thoughts." Kreskin uses an avid participant in sports his own personality, per and, presently, is quite active suasiveness and sensitivity to in camping and cross-country guide, suggest, direct and skiing. a serious and erudite command in order to project individual, off stage, he has thoughts and/or receive im amassed a personal library, pressions. He is the first to exceeding three thousand admit that even he docs not volumes, ranging from fun understand all the reasons damental magic to telepathy behind some of the things he and parapsychology. He can accomplishes. read over seven thousand words per minute! . t,!: • . •, . .---· ' ' ~ ~. -~ IC(D . 0 F acu,ty I Sh~i ; OW§ Off·. -· i \ J > . ir Robert Richenburh Now on display members of the IC through February 3 at · Art departm..ent. The the Handwerker Gallery is open Mon- _ Gallery· in' the Gan- day through Thur nett Center is a diver- -, sday from 7;-45 am ~c se collect1on ·,.of ~- midnight, and on twork--by. the··_-faculty· ·.Frj.day until 5:00pm~ - ' . ,. ------ Paee 12 THE ·1THACAN Record Reflections by Robert Cushing 'rhe:Battle New Exhibit GOOLEY • CREME' ··:··. ..•·· .:... .: . ··:··. .:·· .:.. ::. :. : ...... ·...... :: : : :: : at Cornell ...... ~ .. :...... SCALE ••••• - Excellent ..... · Very Good On February 3r'd, Golden the Museum's Associate 00 -Good Day, Silver Night: Percep- Curator. The exhibition is the tions of Nature in American third fa an ongoing series of 0 •: Fair 0 Art will open at the Herbert F. collaborative exhibitions - Poor GODLEY & CREME - 'ISMISM'**** Johnson Museum of Art, sponsored by six upstate New How boring can you get?- Things here in the states are so quiet musically that I'm begin Cornell University, Ithaca, York museums: The Albany ning to wonder whether the only worthwhile things of the past two months are Meatloaf's N.Y. A major exhibition of Institute of History and Art; "Dead Ringer" video single along with Abba's "Happy New Year" American landscape paintings Albright-Knox Art Gallery in And of course I don't want to disregard "Every little thing she does is Magic" and "Waiting from the period 1850 to 1910, Buffalo; Everson Museum of On a Friend" as chuntzpah, after all, they are better than average singles. But what can you Golden Q.ay, Silver Night ex- Art in Syracuse; Memorial Art do about it? Let's check into what's happening abroad in your nearby local, irriport bin. plores the evolution of style Gallery, University of I'm not going to pretend that this new material· is clearly relative stuff for future during a period of high artistic- · Rochester; Munson-Williams generations, because in actuality it might be just that. And I want to stress that, musically, achievement. Included in the Proctor Institute in Utica, and their past work is in fact their best. I'm talking of course about the original (soundtrack) exhibition of fifty-six pain- the Herbert F. Johnson 10cc band members Loi Creme, Kevin Godley, Eric Stewart, and Graham Gouldman. It's tings are works by forty-one Museum of Art. Works in the been an incredibly "rocky terrain" for these guys since their split in 1976, but it's been artists,., among- them Albert exhibition were selected en challenging to keep up with them during the past six years. Bierstadt, Frederic Church, tirely from the holdings of Godley & Creme departed in hope of marketing the gizmo- the wonder box attachment for Winslow Homer, George In- these institutions and the ·the guitar and bass. No one seems to know what has happened to the gizmotron and, even ness, John Twachtman, and exhibition will later be on view stranger, it doesn't even seem present on their latest outing, lsmism. Consequences just Alexander Wyant. The selec- at each museum. Funding was about said it all in three albums, whereas L and Freeze Frame (here's where the J. Geil's ted paintings attest to the provided in part by grants Band gets their ideas from!) are artistic stomping grounds for throwing aside popular quality of American landscape from the National Endowment tradition. "Love It" or "Don't Understand It" seemed to be the response to these two painting and the diversity of for the Arts and the New York fellows, and I must say it takes much to admire them for what they do, (whatever it is, they interpretation by various ar- State Council on the Arts. A do it awfully well). lsmism is the perfect album for Loi & Kevin, for fr has allowed them to tists. Views of New York fully-illustratetl catalogue of see the limitations of experimentation while culminating the accessability of the fashionable State, the White Mountains, the exhibitioO:. written by idiom known as "pop." Two British top ten singles exist here, and they are extremely attrac the American West, European Gwendolyn Owens and John tive songs. Under Your Thumb (sorry, no relation to Mick & Keith's ditty) is a superb scenery, and arctic icebergs are Peters-Campbell, will be ,_ narrative of frustration and fantasy that tells the tale of a wandering Britisher lost on a sub included in the exhibition. available. The exhibition will consciously stationary train. Musically it is simple, and yet complex, relying heavily on.elec Painting styles range from the close at the Herbert F. John tronics to accompany Kevin's gorgeous vocals. And of course, Wedding Bells, the kind of careful brushwork of Asher B. son Museum of Art on March half-hearted r&b pro-platonic tune you'd expect only from the Godley & Creme of yester Durand to the brilliantly- 28th. It wiirthen be on view at year. The others, Sale Of The Century-and The Problem being standouts, are exceptional in colored impressionistic the Munson-Williams-Proctor their arrangements and for their thought-provoking quality. Their sly humor is quite intense technique of Theodore Robin- · Institute from April 19 - June and probably will not hit home with a lot of innocent listeners. But don't let that dissuade son. Golden Day, Silver Night 14, 1982; the Memorial Art you from being bold enough to get Ismism--it is ,truly impressive and fulfilled album (as offers a rare opportunity to Gallery of the University of usual). coJ_1tinued on ~ext ~age see, judge and compare some Rochester, July 5 - August 20, of the finest paintings from 1982; The Albany Institute of this important era in American History and Art, September 3 art. - October 22, l 982; Everson Organized by the Herbert F. Museum of Art, November Johnson Museum of Art, 12, 1982 - January 9, 1983, MARTY BEAR Goldlm Day, Silver Night was and the Albright-Knox Art curated by Gwendolyn Owens, Gallery, January 28 - March 99 20, 1983. 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How pting to introduce into the set, her growing boredom at the band once more. meanwhile took for Chrissie Hyode to get would the American girl like Chrissie decided to cut anc! Parisian obsession with Keith guesting as backing vocalist on from point A to.... point A. to sing in my band? "And I run. To Cleveland, USA. Richards. LP's by Johnny Thunders, 1974: American girl, good went, ah; yeah, yeah,YEAH! Became part of R&B group More false starts involving Chris Spedding, Mick Farren. teeth, transplanted to And that's what l;d always Jack Rabbit, "which I sort of people like Mick Jones and A drummer named Gas England. Employed ~n. a wanted to do really. No one funked up with bits of reggae members of what would came into the picture- and, freelance basis by well-Icnown had ever suss~d it before, I and stuff." These innovations be~ome The Damned. A few through him, bassist Pet Far budgie cage liner the NME. suppose." proved confusing; people had months more with Johnny ndon. Throgh Pete, the Her candor and impatience Chrissie visited a few record alimony problems. Jack Rab Moped's rhythm section but remaining Pretenders even- tually emerged. James with inusical dreck in print is companies, sold the long bit called it a day and Chrissie still no jackpot. Tilt, tilt, tilt, Honeyman-Scott (vocals, beginnin to launch her towr- playing plunder and sailed to hitched to Tucson. No sooner Another six months on ice, Paris the next day. Various at arrived there than a telegram during which time Chrissie ,guitar, keyboards) and drum tempts at realizing the dream; froni the leader of Long was looked after by former mer Martin Chambers were, a problem compounded by the running French die-hard Move manager Tony Secunda. like Pete, Hereford boys, fact that Chrissie spoke no rockers The Frenchies zipped Because of this she was unable friends from way back. The fl, French, whilst the opposite her back to Paris for another to accept Nick Lowe's offer three of them had played "-~....,. ·~; -- ~ was true of her colleagues. Six six months. More R&B- King that she play guitar and sing together in various local com months passed and finally, Floyd's "Grove Me" for back-up with him on the first binations, in fact, Hereford literally driven to headbanging · example. Stiff tour. being the kind of town where [1=~~;;;;;~£1 exasperation by the fact that Six months later, Chrissie A tape of one of Chrissie's there's nothing else to do so none of the group had ever was once more London originals, "The Phone Call," you have to form a band. The hea~d of Mitch Ryder, let bound, drawn there by the fir- led to an offer from Dave Hill, city's other credits include '------:------Continued on next page- 1occ-- 'TEN OUT OF 10'*"'** *Records con't. from page 12 But wat of Eric and Graham? Oh yes, the name 10cc has remained, but it is hardly the same band that we once kn~_w. After Loi & Kevin left, they did well by The Things We Do For Love, and_eve~ wi~h Dreadlock Holiday. But they never quite made it commercially, especially with the non-success of their world-wide tour in I 978. They did not give up however. They just simply fulfilled the small demand that was evident and turned out what can simply be called -- classy pop. Eric and Graham, as a team, are technicians in the studio but popsters at heart. And I must say that their new album, Ten Out Of 10, is their most assured outing since Deceptive Bends. There exists at least four potential hits here, and wow, the sound is a lush perfection beyond words. It is a digital recording that makes a-hell of a lot of sense, since no one comes close to preparing their sound as Eric and Graham do. .213-9610 .DeWitt Mall Two things come to mind: First, Eric can do more with his guitar in eight bars than anyone, .Fresh fish on .Ethnic night and second, Survivor is simply exquisite, while most of the other material is not far behind. I weekends on Sunday sure hope this stuff goes over well--God knows they deserve it. In the meantime, you can en .Gourmet vegetables .. Daily specials joy this material on your own, and believe me, the music produced by these boys is the most heartening among the music scene of yesterday and tomorrow. In the words of Vaughan Williams, "How can there be a music of today? Unless we've never heard a sound at all, fine international and original cuisine there never will be." DTHACA COLLEGE CONCERTS '8 fl 0 '8J f;eb. nI n912 8:i 5 P.M. WH1leire1 Walter Ford Auditorium lF oird JHiaDI Gau WIiiiams -- The Chic:~go Symphony Chamber Players - When? Woodwind Quintel Thurs~ay Program: Quintet in E flat, Op. 88 No. 2 ...... : ...... Re'icha Adagio in C Major...... : .... Mozart Febo l]. 9 11982 Two Sketches for Wind Quintet ...... Elliot . Intermission Domenon for Wind Quintet ...... , ...... Martinon ~ Three Pieces for Flute, Clarinet and Bassoon ...... Piston ~·a.eme a Quintet Op. 43 ...... Nielsen ·Program subJt!ct to c:hange ,------FEATURIN.G------.... ;. 8 : 3(l fl] m Donald Peck, flute • Grover Schiltz, oboe and english horn• Gail Williams, horn• Willard Elliot, bassoon• Larry Combs, Clarinet. ~eJ"t :.,_-. ~"'\·~ _,. TICICETS: Hickey's Music Store, downtown • Finger Lake• Music, Pyramid Mall • , ·*~~-. ~· :_,-- Egbert Student Union, lth~ca College. • SJ 00-· IC Student•. Sr. Clllzens • SS.00 • JC' C@stt? - , Focully, Stoff & Admlnlstraflon, Friends ot Ithaca College, olhor students, • s6 DO • General Admission ....!, 7----:-:-::-:-: ··-.. -.":"".~.:-~., .,:,.,-~ ...... -.~ .. ~, .~,. -~ .... $2o@@ "To Keep Your Spirits Up" -_H&·H_ A! the oloor LIQUOR AND WINES Drinks? At intermissioirn CLOSESTUQUOR STORE TO l C. CAMPUS 21 8 ON Tiffi COl\1MONS "Featuring lhe flnesc Selection of N. Y. Seate Wines" . . / , - , ~ . AfteriiQ_on . - ,._ .: ' ~ ., - ' ' DELlY.fRJES- ... ·-:-... ·... ·-·. -__ ;_272~211-J 'c,;,..._ ,~ ·,t ~"' : .... ; • , ~~ ~:-.,; :...·'< , ..·.:.;,,,,:.:.s//~\·-\ ...... ; ,~. ~·~1 ~ ·;.. ~:i ., ... :"-:;., t I,-' t I '.-,,'' .. ' . ~ ,~ '~ -:__:·:··,., .. I ~ .... ,, J • ~ ,., . . Pa~e 14 THEITHACAN }anuary 28,_ 1982 , *Pretenders con't. Pretenders, it was produced·by twice and Europe before working on the ·album, a five Love Boys." Chris Thomas(Sex Pistols,· returning to Britain inOctober track EP appropriately titled The Pretenders finish Strongbow Cider, bulls and Paul MCCartney, Pink Floyd) for another live outing. Con "Extended Play," is released · recorking in Britain, once Mott The Hoople, in no par and engineered by Bill Price certs across the states are sold in America to satisfy demand. again returning to . Wessex ticular order. and Steve Nye. out and the band grace the Tracks featured are two Studios. Titled Pretenders II "Stop Your Sobbing" was The LP contains just under cover of Rolling Stone. It British hit singles "Talk Of the album. is released world the group's debut 45, recorded fifty minutes of music and the comes as no surprise when the The Town" and "Message Of wide in July 1981 and features one wet winter Monday in twelve tracks are "Precious," end-of-year poll by rolling Love," "Louie Louie Had His Day;" January 1979 at Eden Studios, "The Phone Call," "Up The Stone magazine gives the Pr Love," and their respective a raucous song replete with with Nick Lowe in the Neck," "Tattoed · Love tenders the best·new artist ac B sides, "Porcelain" and horns;, "l Go To Sleep," producer's seat. A Ray Davies Boys," "Space Invader," a colade. "Cuban Slide." AS and extra- "Birds 01' Paradise;" a ballad Composition which dated new version of "The Wait," By November the Preten bonus, a live version of that rivals "Lovers Of _ back tp the early days of the "Kid," "Private Lives," ders begin work on their "Precious" recorded on Today," "English Roses" and Kinks; rather Spectory, but "Brass In Pocket," "Lovers second album in Paris at Pathe August 30th at New York "Bad Boys Get Spanked might powerful stuff just the Of Today," "Mystery Marconi. Producer Chris City's Central Park is in- 1 among others_. same. Acheivement," plus the Nick Thomas does the honors again eluded. All tracks are written The Pretenders begin a With the single having Lowe production of "Stop and the recording engineer is by the band. lengthy worldwide tour in winged its way up into the UK _Your Sobbing." All tracks are Bill Price. One of the new The double album, "Con- Britain in July and continue to thirty, The Pretneders band compositions with the tracks written by Chrissie, . certs For The People Of Kam- with tours of America, Japan, spread their name around excptions of "Sobbing." The "Message Of Love," is puchea" . is released, con- Australia, New Zealand and during February/March album was recorded at both released in Britain early in taining three live Pretenders Europe. through a little live work, Wessex and Air Studios in 1981. tracks, · "The Wait," mixing a few deftly selected London. While the band continued . "Precious" and "Tattoed 'classics' with their own stur A series of charity concerts dily distinctive material, and are held in London just after they proved themselves to be a Christmas in aid of the Karn tight, tough little combo. In puchean refugees. Groups C SUNDAY FEBUARY 14, 1982 BEN LIGHT GYMNASIUM . 8:00 P.M. tickets on sale now in egbert unio~ ! $9.00 I.C. STUDENTS, $10.00 DAY OF SHOW - I *NO CAMERAS, RECORDING DEVICES, OR ALCOHQJ;IC B~V~RAGES PLEASE ,. · January 28, 1982 THE ITHACAN Page JS ==~~=------~ \ : •.._ I .J •,-'-'~ .,(_ - ! ~ ------," ----· ~-J !I : 1 r---1 \ : : = ; J J> WiL 1) I'\, l{J (!.. ~ 1),1v,a -r5,44cs ---.-..----=----,, ''1J , . . ,...J~:i I, '' ' _'.L;.!!,:.!.~~...:z..;___-____...:'-·-~ "'~ ~ :c.--k ~ BufM'lf\ e e ~)~EN '~-r"~r.' You'r~ It &;Prwf FAN! You hM .~ \, . \_ 'firt>' DollllfS oN TH€ {J,fft)blli> / /f\ \\W1 '{l t> Affi' '(D~,- 1( \ \ ci t--- M£~-r q ! 'l.', , .i a-..- \ • I I • 'I ------:::' !Page 16 THEITHACAN January ·2s, 198.~ Miscellaneous Speakers <;1mk111~ in1L·rc•,t,·J in \luc!yinl,! .11 The Ithaca College !\lar\i\1- 1h,· I ,,mlo11 ( \·mn durinc 1he I .ill ·~2 I cmini.,t Spcal.cr., Sc·rics will c·ominu,· J. 3flf)Ji• ;qj,1!1'- ft1Hl1 (. .llh.'111,I ,ll•d ,e111,·,1e1 11111\t c·,1111pk1c 1lw11 ap nn Thur\day. January 28 at 8 pm in Communicutions l'hol<>!!• apll\ 111aj.,,, ,1ml l'd11,a11,•11,1 1 pli.:arion, and ,,·hcduk an i111c1, il'\\ Minorities ·1exwr 103 "hen l'l1c1rie l\1n•a1•a (\1n1111l11111.. ·.ni,n1, m.11,,r..., "h,• \\ i-.h ,,, hy l\la1d1 171h I 11r l11nht•1 in,.,, ~peak, on "II I Hadn't Come nu,. I appl, l,•r a Bu,11"'" 1\11111>1. 111,nion pka,l' cP111a,·1 till' 01 ti.:,· of ln- Wouldn't Ha,c Come Bad: I c,hia11 A limi1cd numhcr nl ,1mk111, will he 1,·1 na1i,•11,il 1'1,,,·r,1111,. Mnlkr ~18. re1nini,111 and fhinl \\',,rid Cuhural ac,·crncd 11110 1h,· prngra,11, ,,1 the Minority Profes~ional Night. , .1.1m,. ldcr11i1y.'' School nf Cnmmu111ca11011~ 101 dw tall Tuc,day February 2 6-9 p.m .. Union 1\ln1al,!a i~ ,·di101 nf "A ll1id~,· Faculty Art 1982 ~cmc,1cr. \pphca11n11, will he Cro\\road~. Thi, y,·ar, gue,1 indmlc January 1, Allied He,1lth month at ''ailed My Back.·· a c,,lkc·1 ion 01 1hird availahk in 1li.· nl !ice nf 1hc Dean of r,·rrcS<·ntat1vc from law. bu,inc" Career Planning. Our ,pedal ac- "<>rid women', wrnllll!' ab,,1,, c,,1111111111icat1,m, Monday, I ,·hruan mar~cting. new, media. go,ernmcnt. til'llic, include guc,t ,pcakcr,. k111inis111. The k,1ure ,, fi,·,· and open 1'1. The dcadlim· for appl~ mg 1, 12 new,lcucr,, ~pccial di~play, and an Monday-Wednesday ind11,1rv con~ulting and education. '" 1lw public. nnon on I nday. Fchruar~ 121h. I he Ithaca College Faculty Art Show Join u, tor an informative and cntcr- open invitation to all Allied Health The ,c•ri,•, will .:ondu,k ,,11 Ma, d1 ,tudcnt~ and faculty to ,top in and ,cc folio" mg apph,·,11 i<>n' will he ,1<:.-,·p featuring works by Harry McCue, 1a111ing evening. :!4 when Tcmma Kapla11. a 11w,,.hc1 "' 1cd I apphcaii"n' J'r,,111 siude111, ol what', happening. David Smyth, Robert Richenburg, 1h,· h1,1<,ry la.:ulty a1 1hc U1m,·1,11~ "' an, othe1 unit, nt' IC "ho "i,h I<> ap Gary Wojcik, Salvatore Grippi and ",\111111al I n,·nd, & 01 her, I\ la,~, l alif01 nia at Lo, Angck,. ,p,·a~, "11 .,,;. fo1 11 an,kr 10 an~ dcpartnll'III ol . Kumi Korf. Handwerker Gallery (first ti, Ba ..,,npha" ru,·, I ,·h. 2 - <;a1. Open Group at O.A.R., 7:30 pm, "P,,pular l'uhure. Clas, and 'HICKEY'S 2015 TIOGA ST ITHACA.NY 272·8262 THE · Music Store Fireplace Accessories the iron shop on the commons 272-5101 Plant sale *Great Prices * Great Quality *Great Selection THIE PLANTATION 114.lthaca Commons 273-7231 TI1urs, Fri till 9 PM SEAGRAM DISTILLERS CO., N.Y C-AMERICAN WHISKEY-A BLEND 80 PROOF Sunday 11-4 Sev('n Up aM 7UP aretracJemarksofthe5evC'n UpCompc1ny 0 1982 ', Juii"uary 28, 19~2_ THE ITHACAN Pa_g_e_p Sunday, January 31 Skiers Internships The Peer Career Counselors are Duo-pianists Daniel Sabo and Victoria Career Planning back in action. These specially trained Ebel will perform works by Mozart, SKIERS: Ski packages through J.C. students arc available to help students Debussy and Messiaen. 3pm. Ford with all their , career planning Ski Club are still available 10 anyone, Internships, Internships! Hall Auditorium. student or staff. Just go to Greek The Career Planning staff welcome questions. Need a resume critique? The New York City government an Need an open ear? Check the Peer Peak ticket office and explain that you students and facuhy back to campus Monday, February I nounces their Urban Fellows Program Career Counselor schedule at the are from I.C. and would like to pur and Summer Management Intern with a full schedule of seme~ter ac The 1981-82 Ithaca College Concert tivities. All workshops, seminars, and Career Planning Office. They arc also chase a package. Program. Interns work in areas such Season continues with a performance special activities are covered in detail .,vailable for outreach programs in A.LSO: anyone interc.:s1cd in skiing as city financing, economic develop by the Chicago Symphony Chamber in the current issue of the "Career you dorm or club. Mt. Trcmblant, Quebec, Canada, ment, and urban planning. To qualify Players Woodwind Quintet. 8: 15 pm. March 6 & 7, contact Fran Rodgers at News" available now at the Career Ford Hall Auditorium. Tickets ($3, students must have a permanent home Workshops for the next two weeks 212-9808. Planning Office, first floor, Gannet I. Ithaca College students and senior addr.ess in New York City, For more include: For those who haven't picked up information and applications contact citizens; $5, Ithaca College faculty and Please note: The Resume Critique One to One: Succc,sful Interviewing their packages, you can get them at Marjorie Rifkin Flynn, Director, Ur staff, Friends of Ithaca College and Clinics will be offered this semester on Skills, Monday, Jan. 25, 1-2 p.m., Greek Peak, except for those pur ban Fellows Program, Dept. of Per other students; $6, general admission) Monday's 3-4 p.m. and Wednesday GIIS chased bdorc October 16, in whkh sonnel, 220 Church St., N. Y., N. Y. can be purchased at Hickey's Music evenings 6-8 p.m. Creating a Credential File, Monday, Store, Finger Lakes Music and Egbert case you must contact Scott at 277- 10013, or call (212) 233-0489. Jan. 25, 1-2 p.m., GI 11 0480. Union on the Ithaca College campus. Students who are interested in par Career Exploration Worbhop, Wed The American Asmciation of Ad ticipating in the on-campus recruiting ne,day, Jan. 27, 3-4 p.m., GI 14 Duo-piani,1, Daniel Sabo and Vic WANT TO GO SKIING?! Ski Club vertising Agencies announces the 1982 ticket available very cheap! Includes program MUST attend the "Orien Orientation to Recruiting Inter toria I hl"I. wh,, have performed a1 Minority Student Fellowship ~,·,·cr,ii college, and uni, er~itie, bus transportation, lift ticket and tation to Recruiting Workshop". viewing, Thursday, Jan. 28, 8:30-9:30 Program. This paid intern~hip is a, ound the countn. will pc, a1 3 lesson for Tues. night Feb. 2 -- If in Students are required to submit com p.m .. Gill r,,rir designed to provide students with pn, . ,11 Su11day, Jan. 31 u, 11 ha,a terested call 273-5037. pleted re,umes when signing up for Getung Chosen: Job Search realistic job experience in a par recruiting interview,. Don't wait, fir;t Strategics That Work, Wed,mday, Cnlkec', Fo1d Hall Auditorium ticipating agency. For application~ \f,mh,·,- of1hc 11·u~ic fa,·ufl, a1 the Ski Club Membeers (anyone who pur come first serve and av'lilablc space; Feb. 3, 1-2 p.m., GI 11 and information contact: Catherine U1p1c1,111 of Colorado, Saho and chased ski packages) please come to are filling quickly. Among our newly Please sign up in advance at the F. Preston, Special Committee on Dillingham lobby at 7:00 tonight for a scheduled recruiters are: Pannell, Career Plannin!! Office, ht rJoor, Ehc.:l "ill pe1fp1111 "Sonata 111 C Equal Employment Opportunitie~. picture for the Cayugan. Kerr and Foster, Accounting, Friday Gannett. MaJ01 ·· hy M,vari, "En blanc L"I American Association of Advertising February 9; Syracuse Newspapers, nP11"' ny Dcbu"y and Jilt' ,elclom Agencies", 666 third Ave. N.Y., N.Y. hca1,I ··v1,ion, dl· l'Amen·· by Oli1ie1 Writer,, layout etc., Wedne5dav 10017, (212)682-2500. Ml "iacn The c, ,nccrt i, I. l l" and Cinema February JO; Sterling Winthrop Concerts Research Institute, research chemi~t. open 10 rhc publ1, The Allentown Sacred Heart Thursday, March 18. .\ ~radua1c ,,1 St. 01:il ( "liege Hospital Center announces their 1982 (MN): Sabo i, cwrently a d1K·1rnal Spend spring break shadowing the The Cayuga Chamber Orcl1e,1ra Thursday, February 4 summer internship. Allied Health profe~~ional of your choice. I 982 s1u.len1 a1 the l;n,versity nr Cnlorad" students gain on the job experience in undc1 Karel Husa will prescn1 i1s four "Women Direct," a film series of new Career Planning Externship program where he ha, been an in-i1 lllJOr llf works by women, premieres with this paid pre profcs\ional program. th :,,ncert in the c11rrL·n1 ~ub\l rip11on piano ,1nce 19T. ,\ spcc1alJ,, 111 201h offer, one week placements ,cm, in Ithaca College's l·ord Hall "The Dozens,' a dramatic feature For further information and ap throughout the country in such fields cc1111111 n:u,ic. Ile was recc,n ly :l\l a, - Audnorium at 7.JO pm on Sunday, dcd a· \fi11ne,01a \tatc ,\,is lloa1d produced and directed by Christine plications write or call: Educational as bminess, industry, computers, Development Department, Allentown Fch1 uary 7. ft11 mer conccrtn1aster G1a111 10 J)L'I lnitn "V,,i,,n... dl.· Dall and Randall Conrad. There will health and social services, media and be a discussion led by Patty Zimmer and Sacred Heart Hospital Center, Wan, ick Lister, who now rc,idc, in )',\n,e11"' in >il'c'C recital- ', ,im- many more. Placements arc limited, Be, hn, will rejoin th<" CCO aG k,11urcd mann, assistant professor of cinema 1200 South Cedar Crest Blvd., P.O. apply early. Stop by Career Plam for nL l•la and photography, following the film, Box 689, Allentown, PA. 18105, (215) ,0101,t in Mozari ', A-maJoi' , 1olin ,\ .,i,1duat,· ol 1he lJni,c·si·~ of 321-2026. more information, deadline January c1,nccrto. Also un the program are 7 pm. Textor 102. 30. (",,In, .ll!•'. Ebel .:omplctcd 1!1 adua1 · Schubert's Fifth Symphon~ and w0·, la,1 ,princ" w11h renownl'd p1ani~, Stravm~ky'~ "Pulcinc.:lla"' Suuc 1-1 ·wai., Ka1r ,II 1hc.: U1111c1,:I\ .. r Information booklets concerning Considering a career in advertising All 11cke1s arc S4 on advan,ed ,ales; M1n11e~o1.i ~hl" ha, bec11 "rantc:c! a Summer Job opponum11e, arc or public relations? Join us for the Poetry available at Career Planning. Supply at !he door the~ "ill be S6 (S4 for R,,,,uy hterna11Pn,il Scho1,•:,h , r , 1982 Advertising and Public Relations i~ limited, act soon! ~tudl·111s and ,en1,,r ci111rn-J. I·UJi>i'' ,111 '>rnd1 •111, ycar. Career Conference, 10 be held in the A,ailablc at Eghen Union, Willard B,,1!, I'' ,n1~1, 11lil begin ,111 it·· '"th Egbert Union Cros~roads on Thur We wlcome poetry, prose, and black Str:n!c',ht, Hich~ ·,. Rn1'1,d1ild's, ~\,\Inc.. l .,rrod·\.lt.• ...... taen in P 11-- l::1 11..·• sday, February I Ith, 10';30 a.m. ro Lng,,,, and J.W. Rhudt''· and white drawings. The deadline for Blood Donors 3:00 p.m. The conference is designed Saturday, Febru,iry 6 submissions is Friday, Februa..-y 26th, to give new professionals a first hand Senior composiuon recital by Scott at 5 pm, and all entries can be dropped look at the profession through the eyes Tuesday, February 2 Porter. Noon. Ford Hall Auditorium. off in the Writing Lab, 126 Gannett or practitioners in the field. A ,mall Senior piano recital by Clair Gonta. Junior voice recital by Jennifer Saun Center. Tompkins Coun~y Chapter of the registration fee will be charged. 8:15 pm. Ford Hall Auditorium. ders. 3 pm. Ford Hall Nabenhauer Also, we will be having an organiz American Red Cross bloodmobile visit · Registration forms are available at the Room. tional meeting on Thursday, January sponsored by Pl Lambda Chi frater Career Planning Office. Wednesday, February 3 Faculty chamber concert featuring 28th, at 8:00 pm in the Gannett Cen nity. 10 am to 4 pm. Terrace Dining· Faculty cello recital by Einar Holm. Ann Rylands and Darrel Barnes. 8:15 terr lounge area. Hall. 8:15 pm. Ford Hall Auditorium. pm. Ford Hall Auditorium. N = Nabenhauer Room Music Theatre/Films F = Ford Aucfitorium Lectures/Seminars Meetings Sports Etcetera January 29 January 28 J,rnuary 28 Janu,1rv ~8li29 rl.. bcua_u:__J_, .!.& i Faculty Chamber Recital, S.A.B. Film - Stunt !!an, Orientation to Introduction co the IC 8:15 pm (F) Textor 102, 7&9:30pm. Recruiting Interview London Cent~,Job ·,1Lult·,· Art...,.l 1 rks, Admission charged. i!!g_, Gannett 111, Room, Union, 7 pm H.1ndwerkcr (,;i Ii ..,r 8:JO am. Career Plans. Women's Sw1i1m:..!..!.!.g, v=i. C,111nl't.l Ct·n!..l'r January 30 Delta Phi Zeta Rush Univ. Hoch~ster, 7pm !,.\) January 30 February l Party Senior Piano, ~.,_ Kibbe, 2 pm (F) S.A.B. Film - Stunt Man, MACY*S Special Career ; fL'L'J... ,\_1~_,!-_\~J' l y_..., Textor 102, 7&9:30pm. Seminar, Gannett Ill, January 31 ~'°"~~ ~?Y-IJ!!.g_, IC IJ_,,~,' Grad. Saxophone,~ Kling, Admission charged. 7 pm. Career Planning. I11vitalio11nl, l 11··: 4 pm (F) Sigma Alpha Iota Rush Swim~, vs. RIT, ipn (·\' Party January 31 February 2 '."..~_stl,_~~, ·:s. RIT/R!'I. "l1n1 :-;Pnior :·.1sh1011 January 31 I pm (,\) - ~ill)\~~- -c-~:)· ~ ~-r-n-.~:i !:~: i ii1; l I vr l.Llllll,'l·, S.A.B. Film - West World, Recruiting, MACY*S, February I il.1skes_~.:i_l_l, vs. St. t:111 ()I)' 9 p1·. Duo-Piano Recital, 3 pm Te:ittor 102, 8 pm.-- sign up at Career Lawrence, '.l pni (F) Admission charged. Planning. ASPA, Crossroads, Union, _'-,ptlll!-,lll"t!J :,v .\/.~. Won1en's l~asketball, ~~. 9 pm Minority Professionals Kiagara, 5:30 pm (A) February I February S Night, Crossroads, Indoor Track, vs. Cort Union, 7 pm. Spon Februarv 2 land/Bin-;,J;a,nton (,\) Chicago Symphony Wood S.A.B. Film - Escape sored by Career Plans iSJ1.1od drive. J~r t"dl L~ iJ1.n 111)~ !i,.1 I 1 , winJ Quintet, 8:15 pm. from New York, and E.O.P. Student Government, Feb_r_~_,1_ Admission charged. Te:itto~02,7 & 9:30pm. Union Dining Hall, 10 .iri to ', pm. Admission charged. Women's Basketball, v~. Sp,,ns,c>red !,-,· 8 pm -Nazareth, I pni (,\) February 3 1'1 L.1mbd..1 Chi. Februar;x 2 .!f ~ Suppoct, Get ti.!!£. Chosen: Job Demotte Room, Union, £_~~-r:,u~ Senior Piano, C. Gonta, Search Strategies 9 pm JV Basketb Numba J - why not Greenie D? Dons, Ellie Essie, To All Hoscheads There once was a guy named Lostag, Drink champagne and dance all Thinking of you while we're taking "Someday we'll look back on thi"<, G'Day C oo R oo Coo Coo, Coo Who's hair looked like a birds nest night.· ,hee, hee, heell! I can't wait our "Jeffy walk" to the Ithacan. and it will all seem funny!" Are you R snag, until tomorrow a.m., at least this oo Coo... Take off to the Great 11 · Thought of the day: Don't dance with ready to do some shots when you White North.Coo Coo He hides in a room, way we'll get to see each other... and 4 ft. men. finish Scarsdale? Like, we'll go to O'kay In a place for a broom, see each other... and see each other.. Miss you Malibu and hug! The Hoscr The Rainbow dubs him IDIO-FAG. .off to DC and Sumarap they go, how Jenny, Holly, Susie II======~======~==~======~·~======~ adthey you will so return brutally nobody and speechknows!!! com- or municationally put it: could this be Gimby- Cory& Jim- the speeding up of apocalypse ... I'm Hcre's to big bucks, great sales pit HeyGoody- What was that bowling score?? Bet only totally, totally joking!!! 'jimmyK., ches, and a great semester. .. I mean - 1 never knew you were such a good ter luck next time ... LoveUtagc Happy Birthday! Now you're legal what docs cum laude mean if w,:'rc wrestler- in good ole Pa.!!! Have a great day!!! rich anyway?? Ding Dong- MP Idiot Brain Love, Love ya, Chippies- Karen Gorson I just want you to know that we arc II======~ D- going to have a great Christmas thi, ======~ Without you here, there's no one 10 Only Quacks shoot Ducks- year. KT in London, watch that I don't go wild-- Uh-oh!! Do You!?! . I love you very much! HeyCutie- We all miss you lots here in the Pub !MY & LY, Signed Momin ... Whcnevcr your near I - But we know that you're doini fine S we'll sceee'ya To the Landon Staff.'. hear a Symphony! Thanx for th.: drinking those½ pints and being your 1~======!!11="=;======'!!!.=':!=~=====':!======;======;======/II Thanks for a great party!! flowers - I owe you a double Smirnoff wild self. H signed "The Snooper" • Your fellow Pubbics Wendy, Jeanne, and Robin, Guy Lombardo We arc fooling around with everyone and enjoying "every little thing." DANCE To Tim, Mad Dog, Faughnan- Hey Mo and Jaudc- Explanation later. Roses are red, violets arc blue, your Kevin&Bob, pockets smell like tuna and so do you. How about a game of cards? My Stop that BURPING!! Let's all get Love, MARATHON rug's a mess!!! Also, next time you drunk sometime ... Soon- Susie, Jenny, and Stabily peel your own oranges, and take off Jeidi and Henny TO BENEFIT whatevers on them!! ll======~t======~======ff MUSCULAR Love, Kerry and.Joanne, The W-0-M-A-N Looking forward to your company DYSTROPHY Valunteers To my best buddy in London, on our Friday rides to Binghamton. ~=====::':!:======~ I really miss you, kiddo! I miss , We'll have to have our own little hap INleeded "just laughing"! The liquor business py hours. Sue, HAPPY BIRTHDAY (better late Feb. 6-7 is great - drink a pint & toast, "Herc's See you bright & early tomorrow. than never!!) We still have to for to you, and here's to me ... " Susie Bpm-Bam celebrate, so get ready for the ILY&MY!! in the Union Dining Hall Special Childrens weekend! Kay's 4th daughter ...... Love ya, K. To Henry's Mom, PRIZESAND Center Me & Suz miss you so much! We're DANCE CONTESTS! Swim Program Lizzie- making sure that Lei takes good care Have a happy birthday Sunday! of Henry. Also, they"re keeping up Two people cq.n win a V.J.W. the pothead tradition! GO FOR IT!!! !LY trip to Aruba! Qs Hope you're having fun! Love, For more info Ted Supported by the J.C. P. T. TC, call Green Landon 2nd floor- Mary Ann Wanna watch another movie in my Association & S.A.B. Let's make this sem~ster even better 272-5891 room without the popcorn - but with than last .. .lt'll be hard, but we can do Hey Bird, the other hors d'oeuvres? it! Tingles!?! Love, RA ?Ingles Qs 6'Take a Minute"' .,· A:rm § iw ®Jr tlln ce § 1t1lll dl §JP)@Inl § (ll) Jr wsiwn 66 99 T:1 a,Ik· - T o· U § -.,, ' .... ·~, ' Janna~ 28, 1982 · Pagel!.> s~,j..... ~- ----.a.Ri!--=-=:!i . lfyou.-wan~to-sound offa~oiifsports,~~~--=-~;=:===~=::=~~~===:=~~~~~::=~~~!:'~-::::~...L.1::,! add-ress ie.tters to V.i'.T.B., the Itba~/o Landon Hal! "------Racing Team, with new en- petitive team so -that it can pete. petitive alpine skiing contact RACING thusiastic members is making start next year as a recognized Other colleges the team Mark Saydah at 273-i 157 or a comeback. Organizing and and established part of the hopes to compete against in- Renee Knapp at 273-1157. TEAM drawing new members into the sports clubs in competition at elude Cornell, Syracuse, Presently are two of the teams exciti~g sport of competitive Ithaca College. SUNY Cortland and organizers. If you ha'>'e any NEEDS alpine skiing is one of the If all works out as planned, Binghamton, Elmira College, questions or know anyone club's objectives, but effective the team will be competing in Hartwick. Oneonta, and other who is interested, please give publicity and abundant mem- slalom and giant slalom events schools depending on their us a call. We're looking for MEMBERS bership is necessary in order to against o'ther college clubs at club status. support from the entire.college ·r-~ do this. The team is presently Greek Peak and other ski These are · just the community to help make the in its infancy stage. By the end areas. If necessary it plans to preliminary plans for the club. Ithaca College Racing Club .an ' i To the E d"1tor: -0f the 1981-1982 school year travel to the .Adirondack In order to make it a complete active part of the sports •i After an absence of 10 we hope to have established a Mountains to Gore and success it is vital that those program again. ""' the Ithaca College highly organized and com- Whiteface in order to com- whp are interested in com- Mark Saydab ,r"·. .,,• '{ ,._,._.,.,,., .... ~~vr• ,, ,:.~ ""~.... , ' ( - , " .... , Tracy--Olsen fights for ball. Ron Zielinski skies for rebound. Story on page 22. Story on back page. ' ,,.,. Have a fantastic summer in Vermont! At-,ATAC F~rm & Wilcl,·rness camps. Plymouth, VT 05056 Hirin~ c·mmselors,' cooks and maintenance pt'oplt'. GAftDE"' ,.' Talk with the t"xecutive din•ctor, · Ridge Satterthwaih' [RtST~NI] Feh. 3, 9:00_to 12:00, Career Planning. Call ne,;e A mt·rica n Linda Gasser 2'74-3365 for appointmcnL Chi Food 18 W. State S1re,1 I -2 72- 7:150 THE BROTHERS OF DELTA KAPPA AND THE UNITED WAY OF TOMPKINS COUNTY.PRESENT A NIGHT AT TIIE R,-\MADA INN THIS-'fHURSDA Y JANUARY 28, 9prn-Inm. MUSIC BY THE SOUND COMPANY. S3 ADMISSION CHARGE•. ALL PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE UNITED wA Y. _THIS ·~-A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOtJNCE MENT OF THE ITHACAN: '. -, ', '•. - -'~\~'-=-',, __ - - __ ·,.._~:__:_' ~ 'I ) ~,,-1_,,~,, ' ~· .. : January 28, 1982 ,i Page20 THE ITHACAN Murruy9s Matmen on Comeback By Tom Longo late in the fall of '80 and has Colog1ovani (150) is 12-7-1 '83 has three representatives, matches in every contest. The Ithaca College wrestling really put his heart into and David Kittay (167) is 15-8 Steve Davis, .. Tim W!]mont, ·coach Murruy is pleased team, once a national power, resurrecting the team. He has and both took home a first and Tom Longo. Add to that with the progress of his team has fallen into disrespect in the gotten the team new uniforms, place trophy from Bingham list of upperclassmen a power this year and is optimistic last decade. a new mat, and a new sense of ton. Bill Condon has been a ful John Hiz and Paul Liddel, about the future. He expects Under the guide of Herbert pride in themselves. real powerhouse at 190 pounds sophomores, and the only to have a .500 season this year, Broadwell, Ithaca was famous Thanks to Murruy's intense and has won twenty matches seniors, besides Bray, Ralph take second place · at the for such great All-Americans recruting last year, this year's out of twenty-nine times on D' Arey and Mark Schmit. I.C.A.C. 's at St. Lawrence as Jim LaRock in 1953 and team has a strong group of the mat. The team has not been and to take first next season. Robert "Tiny" Marella freshmen that will be the Coach Murruy attributes plagued by serious injuries as Six wrestlers have a shot at (Gorilla Monsoon) in l 959. nucleus of a great team in the these boys to the team's im it has been in the past. Only qualifying for the nationals The Bombers challenged, and future. Seven freshmen see provement and said, "The two wrestlers have redshirted. and Murruy's schedual will be often defeated, such teams as _regular action, four of whom team is on the move and this season, Bob Papazian and a good warm up for them. Syracuse and Iowa in their will probably win over twenty building. We hope to have Chris ·Sullivan, as opposed to New York State Division lll gym which is now the Arcade. matches this season, which has anoth~r good recruting year to five last year.. This can be at wrestling is the best in the Mr. Broadwell finally retired not been done by any IC add strength and depth to our tributed to a new, softer mat nation and the Bombers will to coach golf and run the in wrestler in ten years. Bart weaker weight classes." and \he excellent athletic face three of the top ten teams tramural program and the Morrow, (134) has already The grapplers do not rely training of Amy Martin. The as well as The Big Red; team molded four coaches and won fourteen matches, first entirely on the newcomers. team does have the depth On February 9, the Bomber only once boasted better than place at the Binghamton In Senior Bill Bray and junior to be able to bounce wrestle'rs ten travel to Binghamton to a .500 season. vitational, and an amazing fif heavy-weight Greg Smith up and down weight .class to face sixth in the nation SUNY The team has bounced back. th place in the New York State ·provide fine leadership and fill the gaps that arose. Binghamton and Union Cornell graduate, John championships held at West win their share of matches. Last year the team was not as College. Murruy, signed on as coach Point la~t weekend. Larry After three years, the class of fortunate and had to forfeit Women RECORDS FALL AT BARTON HALL Place 2nd at Cornell Invite By Doug Clauson dividual performances by With only one meet under some old and new names. their belt, the Ithaca College Senior Captain Sue Bourne Womens Gymnastics Team is r·eturns this season after win training hard for -upcoming ning the New York State meets. The lady Bombers Championship and placing · finished a strong second to second in the regionals on the Cornell at the Cornell In uneven parallel bars. Another .e. vitational in December. Ac returning standout is jumior Ray White does the Fozberry Flo:> at Cornell Sunday cording to Coach Harriet Car Chris. Ficken. Ficken won the Jim Ntchols, Dan Ureen and nes this years squad is state championship on the By Suzanne Nader 5000in progressing at a quicker pace The Ithaca College mens in Jim Pryor. Heimowitz, Lonnic-18:29 beam last year and tied for Story, Joel. than last years squad. door track team was one of I 7 Mens Varsity Indoor Track third in the regionals. Cornell Invitational - Ja. 24, 1982 H.J. "In terms of conditioning teams participating in Cor Along with the returning White, Ray - 6'2" and routines we are ahead of nell's 15th annual invitational L.J. talent of Bourne and Ficken, 55m last years squad." Coach Car meet on Sunday at Barton Maslow, Lester - 6.95 Haynes, James - 5.53 Coach Carnes is pleased with nes' team has been practicing Hall. McCormick, Brenden - 6. 7 Wolsteinholrne, Scott· the eary efforts , of several S.P. hard for upcoming meets The squad in its second Sinclair, Steve- 6.72 Freshpersons. Barb Algier has 55H.H. Cogliandro, Frank - 12.36 against Cornell on February season of indoor competition Green, Dan · 14.05 been impressive in vaulting, Colligan, Charlie - 8.3 13th. Both meets will be at set a number of new IC track Thurston, Bruce - 8.40 Nichols, Jim • 13.89 home in the Ben Light Gym, while Allison Cooper and standards with record 400m Pryor, Jim - 14.28 Dawn Thompson have looked Didio, Chris. 55 .14 4x400 Relay with the meet against Slippery breaking performances. Gatz, Greg Rock being on WICB-TV. good on the balence beam. Junior Steve Sinclair Fuller, Steve - 51. 72 The squad is looking for Wolstenholme, Scott- 53.69 Didio, Chris - 3:36.44 This years squad is a established the 55 meter dash Egan, Mike ward to hosting the Regional 550m basically young squad with record at 6.72 (F.A.T.) while Gatz, Greg-1:11.04 Thurston, Bruce Championships on March 4x800 Relay four freshpersons and five Mike Egan ran a Bomber 800m 13th and 14th. However, Egan, Mike- 2:05.98 O'Connor, Pat sophomores on the team. "We record of 1:57.31 in the 800 m. Coach Carnes wants to Deakin, Mike. 2:05.98 Bloodgood, Tom. 8:37.5 have a good crus;; ;cpresen- and Pat O'connor was timed Bishop, Kevin prepare her squad for up Egan, Mike- 1:57.31 tation of the classes this year, at 4:02.4 establishing a new 1000m" Deakin, Mike but in the past I've had coming dual meet com record for 1IC's 1500 m. run. Bloodgood, Tom - 2:40.8 D.M.R. younger squads." peuuon, "and worry about With Sunday's meet Sin Ludwig, Pete J.2:51.7 I:uller, Steve Ludwig, Pete - 11.39.5 The squad's strong finish in the States and Regionals when clair, Egan and O'Connor all 1500m the time comes." Bishop, Kevin - 4: 16.6 Bloodgood, Tom the Cornell Invitational is qualified for the state tour O'Connon, Pat - 4:02.4 Story, Joel characterized by strong in- ·nament along with hjgh jum 3000m per Ray White and shop putter Bosh, John - 11 :02.5 o STEAKS Srar,onmasrer - • PRIME RIBS Joe c,aschi's • LOBSTER unique-restaurant & MANY OTHER DEL!CIOUS .. , FOR R£SER\'ATI0SS PLEASE PHONE ENTREES THE WAffiNG ROOM/ Z7Z•2S0S TH£ BACCAGE ROOM/ LOCATED IN THE FOR'-IER RAILRO ... O PASSEf,jGER THE TICKET OFFICE STATION ON TAUGHANNOCK BOULEVAAD AT THE C'OCltTAIL LOt•SCE: BASQl1ET PACILITI~ ,, FOOT OF WEST BUFFALO ST. TO ZOO · -· · Susie Cbapl; Dexes for ff'itor ~'s. ' . ' ,•. ,- -~~~-~---• • • I -- - - ______...... ___._! )/ ., ,.·,1-i1e~~·~·~ January 28, 1982 THE ITHACAN Pagc21 :::::. .::::. :::. .::: :::::...... , ...... :::····...... :::.::• ::: ::: :::·:::·::: :::.::• ::: ::: ::: ...... :::...... :·· ...... i!s=:&~ i:-i .. !!i iii ~· ::: :::··::: ::::::: :::==::: ...... ::: ...... ••••• •••. ••• ·== ::ru~=~ ::::::: i:i_ :£: ...... :1:... ..::: ...... ·:1... •• .:r...... ::z ...... ··=·····...... _ ...... :·· ... ···•··· §ports Wirap-1UJP) SCORING Pts. For Pts. Aga. Margin Ithaca 74.6 66.0 8.6 St. La wren cc MENS VARSITY BASKETBALL (8-2,3-0 ICAC): 66.9 59.4 7.5 Alfred The Bombers are presently on a roll as they have defeated Cortland State RIT and 72.2 67.6 5.1 Clarkson 65.8 63.5 2.3 Hobart after losing ·to Buffalo State. In the Cortland game, Mike Guidi c;me o~t of RPI 55. l 57.9 -2.8 nowhere to tip in a last second basket as the Bombers won in overtime 77-75. Ithaca's win RIT 55.2 58.7 -3.5 Hobart ning streak wiJJ be put on the line this weekend when the Bombers travel to St. Lawrence and 59.5 72.7 -13.2 Clarkson in two important ICAC games. SCORING G Pom!'> Avg. MENS J. V. BASKETBALL (7-0): Tod Hart, Ithaca 9 208 23.J 295 After defeating Hobart on Tuesday mght the J.V. Bombers arc in the midst of a seven Bill Byrne, Alfred 13 22.6 Ron Thorpe. RIT 15 229 15.3 game win streak. Todd Sibel is still the team leader in scoring with an average of 1&5 ppg. Lonnie Webb, SLU 14 211 15.1 Mike Lewis, Clark\on 13 196 15.1 WOMENS VARSITY BASKETBALL(6-3): Dave Conklin, Alfred 13 189 14 5 179 The lady Bombers came back from a one-point at half time deficit to defeat Utica Monday Craig Emmerling, RIT 15 11.9 Pat Roohan, RPI 13 154 11.8 night 77-63. Joy Bertram led IC in scoring with 19 points and Sherri Didio added 18. This Dave Aughey, Hobart 14 165 11.7 weekend Ithaca travels to Niagra Falls, N. Y. to play Niagra University in a tough non Joey Wright, Hoban 14 162 11.5 conference matchup. MENS VARSITY WRESTLING (3-4,0-0 ICAC): The complete New Yori- Stale Division Ill Coache, Poll: Ithaca finished 13th out of 22 teams this past weekend in the New York Championships at 13-1 West Point. Bart Morrow put in a strong performance for JC winning 3 out of 5 matches to I. College of Stalcn hland l 3-2 place 5th. The grapplers split a tri-meet at home on Tuesday defeating Mansfield State 27- 2. l·L11111,1n11 Colll'ge 11-3 22, but losing to Cortland 25-15. 3. SI Ll\\rern:e 11-J 4. Albany State 7-2 5. llhal·a Collq.:l' WOMENS SWIMMING (5-2): 9-5 6. l'otsd,1111 Stale I 2- l 8. (Ire) SU NY-Old\\ e,tbury The IC womens swim team opened the second half of their season with victories agaimt & 10-2 Co, 1la11d State Brockport State and Colgate. Darsi Reynolds and Marguerite Donahue were double winners 8-4 10. F.!nma <..:olle~c 7-4 against Brockport, while Cathy Lyan.s was a triple winner al Colgate. Honn,.,hk ML'nlion: All1L"ll. BrooUrn Collq!t'. Buffalo '-ital,·. MENS INDOOR TRACK (0-0) Cb, k,011. Rochc,1,·1. Rochester I -:,·h. The Bombers opened their second official season thi~ past Sunday at the Cornell In Un:011 vitational. Several records were broken on East Hill as Coach Mike Donnelly's squad put in K.C.A.C. STANDINGS a fine performance. Steve Sinclair set a new 55 meter dash record of 6.72 while Mike Egan set a new record in the 800 meter run at I :57 .31. Pat O'Connor set a record of 4:02.4 in the Conl"crence 1500 meter run. w L Pct. SL Lawrence 5 0 1,000 MENS SWIMMING (4-1) Ithaca 2 0 I.000 Alfred The Ithaca College Men's Varsity Swimming Team continued their winning ways with a 4 3 .571 59½ - 49½ win over Oswego State. Two of the team's divers, Dick Comanzo and Todd RIT 3 3 .500 Clarkson 2 3 .400 Metcalf joined with swimmers Eddie Trinidad and Clifford Yee to win the 400 medley relay. RPI 2 3 .400 Their combined time was 4:39.49. Hobart 0 6 .000 Ovcr::ill w ..... Pct. MEN'S ICE HOCKEY CLUB (3-3) St. Lawerence 11 3 .786 A total team effort helped the men's hockey club avenge an earlier loss to SUNY Ithaca 2 .788 Alfred 8 5 .615 Binghamton with the support of a big partisan crowd. The leers trounced Binghamton 9-1. RIT 9 6 .600 Kevin Finn scored two goals and Pete Alwonh, Dave Berkey, Randy Myerhoff, Gino Alwor Clarkson 7 7 .500 th, John Kingsley and Chris Dean also tallied. Mike Ciccolini also played a strong game in RPI 6 7 .462 nets. Hobart 3 I I .214 bz January 28, 1982 Peee22 THEITHACAN Illinois State Merge Men a:, Women · --. · 1 h ASU's Adams' .. feeling is Carol Merritt of the weeks ago, the Umvers1ty o, Last year, ,owe_ver' t e that the (AIA W's) old guard NORMAL, IL (CPS) NCAA's (National Collegiate Maryland was the only other NCAA announced it would h d ·t h . f Fuelin~ what promises to Athletic Association) women's large Division I school to also sponsor women's cham- Cas ,ugL 1 s S eeds1 md or } T ~~, bt;cllome _a maJollr· t ~en d atmhlont_g championships office says the co_~~me'. its· progra~s. . p1ons· h"hips. AlmcWe's· th en a th"bir d . alluster know s whatast tanhappened , an weto ., co ege mterco eg_iat7 a e 1c NCAA does not know how Maryland made the switch m of t e A s mem er Custer ,, departments, 111mo1s 5t~te many schools have already 1979. schools h the d · d . . . University has scuttled its d th . The reasons were monetary. NCAA many explaining it I n ee ' some umvers1h:s ' . , d merge eir programs, ' that have alreadv mere:ed their w~>r~1en s. . sports . a - though "some institutions Illinois State's Adams expects was because they wanted to sports programs are alreaay mmistration m favor of a have recently requested that to shave $62,000 from his sa·,e money by eventually looking past the AJA W to ex unifie~ men's and women's we start mailing all infor- $197,000 sports salaries merging administration and perimenting with dual con i'' athletic department. mation to the male athletic budget by cutting two and a scheduling of men's and ferences. The Big 10 and 0 0 st ISU becomes ?e ~ t_he fir director." half positions. He also aims to women's teams. PAC-10, among others, have• large state umversities to Many smaller college have one coach for men's and "There really aren't many held formal meetings about merge its athletic programs as merged their programs years women's teams in the same advantages in staying in the organizing women's conferen- a way to beat the dangerously- ago, and even some larger sport, and to schedule more AIAW," Adams says. ces. inflating costs of fielding spor- universities like Stanford have men's and women's American University, which "The major trouble with ts teams. had a single sports ad- doubleheaders to save on remains in the AJA W for the scheduling doubleheaders and The only alternative to ministration since setting up travelling costs. time being, expects "the point saving costs that way," ex- merging the programs, says women's intercollegiate sports Illinois State previously had to be made by the time we have plai.ns Sue Leamon, assistant Dr, Art Adams, assistant to in the early and mid seventies. a separate athletic director and to decide (between the AJA W Ao Stanford Athletic Director the ISU president for athletic But now that they're faced schedules for its men's and and the NCAA) because the Andy Geiger, "has been that affairs, was "to hack at with the crushing expenses of. women's teams. AIAW may well be dead," there aren't women's sports programs or drop them." travel and fielding women's 1SU, like other schools, didn't says AU Assistant Athletic within some conferences. A number of colleges are teams in more sports, athletic merge its programs until now Director Ray Murphy. That's just being developed considering taking the same departments that once ad- because men's teams belonged AU has had a unified now." step for the same reason. ministered men's and women's to the NCAA, while women's athletic department "ever sin- "Really the only way to get Adams says Indiana State and programs separately are teams played under AIAW ce women's sports were dual confe1ences off the Southern Illinois, among moving toward mergers. (Association for Inter- elevated from club status to ground is to have men's and others, are also discussing Until Illinois State decided collegiate Athletics for varsity status seven years women's sports under one merging men's and women's to mer~e its programs two Women)rules. ago," Murphy says. group, the NCAA," she con-- sports programs. I!!!!"!'"""" eludes. WOMEN RIP UTICA tr WIN A GHIFT CERTllFICATJE ~ ~ 77~63· dy Doug Clauson end and a strong team defen State last night and traveling Q, !FOR AN I.C. T-SHIRT, I :\_1> The Ithaca College sive effort, the lady Bombers to Niagra on Saturday. Women!s Basketball team cruised the rest of the half to "We'll take it one game at a utilized a pressing defense their sixth victory against three time and hopefully we'll have ll1c.K1E 0..~ · throughout the second half losses. Bertram and Didio everyone healthy and playing enroute to a 77-63 win over combined for 37 points, while well · together in time for Utica College, Monday at the THIS WEEKS UESTION: ~ Allison Bishop added 10. Niagra,'' added Smith. Ben Light Gym. Bertram continues to lead ITHACA(77) The lady Bombers trailed the team in scoring with a 13.7· Who won the MVP award Utica by one point, 33-32 at average while Bishop is hitting Bertram 9-1-19, Didio 8-2-18, John in last year's NBA All-Star the end of the first half. The at a 11.5 clip. Coach Natalie ston 1-1-3, Bishop 2-6-10, Dalaker 1- game? Pioneers controlled the tempo Smith has also received some 0-2, Olson 3-2-8, Scott 2-2-6, Mar of the game throughout the cinkowski 3-3-9, Price 1-02. Totals: fine play from some good 30-17-77. 'half behind the play of Sharon freshmen players. Jeanne Lykes. Lykes finished the Johnston is leading the team UTICA (63) r game with a high of 28 points. hl'r~ Wel"k. J.GOl'l.()'S (al 1he fool of lhe hill on Aurora in rebounding with a 9.4 S1rrrll .. ;11 ,ponsur 1he QUICKIE QUIZ. Rradrrs arr inviled lo At the start of the second average and Olson was the Jolembioski 0-0-0, Hall 1-0-2, Lykes an, .. er lhe que,1iun and ,ubmil ii 10 Thi! lrhucan CIO Ba~emrnl half, Ithaca scored 10 quick teams leading scorer with 14 12-4-28, Soules 0-2-2, Coyne 2-1-5, or I 11r.:lon Hall. .. or hrin~ ii in person b) 5:00 p.m. Wedne,day. points and took a lead they Canney 4-2-10, Cosby 4-1-9, Schaffer .\dr.,"IRI! nf lhe ,·orrecl ,ubmi,,ior; will dt'lermine,fhl' Week~ points, in IC's 77-61 win at 2-1-5, Banke 1-0-2. Totals: 26-11-63 . \\ inm.'r. 'o n,m(' on and gitr it a rn ~ never relinquished. Behind Cornell. the play of Joy Bertram and Ithaca has a busy upcoming Ithaca 32 45 - 77 Print : Attention Sports Writers. Sherri Didio at the offensive schedule, hosting Oneonta Utica 33 30 - 63 STOREWIDECLEARENCE SALE ENDS. 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Not i w·anting to call any atten ;;ountered a severe ion storm, so I decided lo send a recon "Excuse me sir, what's the tion ·to ourselves, we all drank plunging the Enterpri_!ie into a naisance party down to the commotion about?", Spock from it. When I woke up, I time warp. Strangely, we are planet surface. With me were asked of one of· the striped was in a large bowl-shaped now circling the pfaiief Earth, Science Officer Spock and creatures. tent obviously being what the hoplessly trapped in the 20th Medical Officer McCoy. We "Hey, where have you been creatures where referring to as century. I don't think Starfleet beamed down and found our Mars or something? We're Superbowl. Spock and Bones Command will be too pleased selves in the ancient city of going to the bowl to kill the were gone. Looking around I when they find out that I lost Cincinnati . Scotty got the 49ers,'.' he answered. Spock noticed that there were the pride of the fleet with over coordinates mixed up and we was very puzzled by this thousands of the striped 400 people aboard. were transported into a mens hostile reaction. "That's creatured all around me, and Hopefully, the following room. It was very em highiy illogical, sir, I thought way down below, there were account of what transpired on barrassing for the three of us murder was illegal." two groups on a green surface, the bridge will help to vin to walk out together, The creature turned around lining up and hitting each dicate me at my Court especially with Mr. Spocks to his mates while histerical other. One oc ttie groups· had Martial. ears. hoots and laughter broke out the strange markings and the "I'm picking up primitive Spock -Took a tricorder in the compartment in front of other had the number 49 em transm1ss1ons, Captain, reading of the building we us. This gave me a chance to blazened on their heads. television I think it wascalled, were in. It was like a space ask McCoy what he thought Although my memory was a " Mr. Spock told me. Y had station, only the mode of tran about the strange marks on the bit hazy, and my head ·~as ii BY .... Uhura put the transmissions sportation back then was faces of almost everyone on pounding, I remembered the ~ .Altnta.n. on the screen. It was a strange called Greyhound. From what the bus. reference one of the creatures "The Bengals have the ball, sight; thousands of people we could hear, the people "I don't know Jim, on the bus made to that num fourth and goal on the one. covered with black and orange dres~ed in stripes were going to checked all the biological fun ber. The handoff goes to Johnson, stripes, gathered in a city Detroit, the ancient capital of ctions and they're all human. I tried to search for Spock no- the 49ers take over on the square. transportation. It's too early to be radiation and McCoy, but there were one yard line." ·'Very strange, Jim," said ·We became friendly with a burns from the great war of too many people and the noise Spock.He continued, "There small group of these strange '99. But if we could just get was deafening. I tried to use is no record of any such beings. They were very ex one on the ship, I'd run a my communicator; but I could species on your planet. I cited- acting as if they had just romplete check." hear only an unfamiliar voice. IC CAGERS PREPARE TO TRAVEL tsy uavid Fischer That would be as bad as losmg College number 5. Conferen Coach Baker is pleased with game compared to Clarkson's Keeping the momentum to St. Lawrence", said IC ce leader St. Lawrence drop his team's scoring output but leader John Golden, who going. This is the key to suc coach Tom Baker. ped to number 3 in the state justly said, "I'm not so much dominates with 13 a game. cessful competition and it is But how does a coach keep with losses to Potsdam State concerned with how many This statistic alone should what all coaches strive for. In his team's momentum going? and Hamilton, but is still un points we score, just as long as make for exciting bask et ball order to keep their momentum Baker does this by defeated m ICAC com we score a few more than the on Friday night. going the Bomber basketball "developing a firm basis ... petition. other team docs." But let's not forget Baker's team must do well during the being straight forward and Tod Hart is the ICAC's Ithaca is not doing nearly as words. With eight of their next three weeks. Their next honest about the situation. As leading scorer with an average well under the boards. Op next ten contests being inter five games, and eight. of their a team you must develop a of 23.l ·points a game. Hart ponents have consistently conference "it's one game at a next ten will be played within Jove for playing the game the also heads the list in field goal outrebounded the Bombers time". the conference. way it should be played ... You percentage with .687. Ron and this could pose "It's crucial that we win have to love execution". Zielinski is a swish behind at troublesome in tightconferen every game apd take every Friday the Bombers travel .686. Last year's assist leader cc games. game one at a time. All- of to Clarkson and on Saturday Jamie Frank is just as un "Ever since l 've been here these games now are crucial. face league leading St. selfish again this season. (1977) rebounding has been a We're growing in confidence Lawrence in all-important Frank's 5.9 assist average tops problem and I've looked at the each day and the kids are cer games. · the league. history and rebounding has tainly looking forward to this To date the Bombers are 7-2 As a team the Bombers set always been a problem", said week. But they have to realize overall and 2-0 in conference the pace with a conference Baker. "We're trying to im that it doesn't do any good to play, putting them in second high average of 74.6 points a prove that part of our game". teat St. Lawrence and lose to place. The New York State game, and a team field goal Jim Goodwin and Hart pull obart (Tuesday's game). Coaches' poll ranks Ithaca percentage of .559. down . about 6 rebounds a - ,· - Page24 THEITHACAN January 28, 1982 '·I i··, it·1t':li5h·2· 4'·1iiM:fi%!:a:·::,#J&,s'5:& 'tfitf4,N9'-fii4 d\3Sf&'fflc ·h1 2t£?'41A'§@ANl99·, &¥0Fiff ii e &SDI' FR e Pf&es u,,,. .. :.i BOMBERS REACH NEWHEIGHTS DEFEAT HOBART BY 25, 7247 By David Fischer score. .. l hey (Hobart) are It is very hard to defend definitely not as physical as we against height and Hobart are'', said a diplomatic Baker. found that out the hard way as The outcome of the game the Bomber basketball team was never in doubt, it was a belittled the Statesmen 72-47. matter of time running out "The statistics tell the whole and when it did the Bombers. story", said junior forward were victorious 72-47. Tod Hart, referring to the In most cases a 25 point win reboundjng department where is considered to be a laugher the Bombers outrebounded but Baker was not amused. Hobart 32-16. "From a mental standpoint i IC coach Tom Baker is well don't think we were prepared. aware of his team's height and The team made an attempt to makes it work to his advan get up for the game and play tage. "With Herzing, Good well ... but we can't let it pass :- .. ·:;-/:,,. ... win and Hart in the game at without saying to ourselves ..,,, the same time we're hardly a that we didn't play as well as . ~ ~,~~~c}_!·.~·- ·:,- . ~ .. small team", he said. we should have", he said. r, •' :"'· The Bombers began the The victory kept Ithaca un game playing like giants defeated in the ICAC after posting an early lead of 12-2. three games and overall the }):;riJ?: They were moving well on of Bombers are 8-2. Hobart fense and invariably found the dropped to a combined 3-12 open man underneath the and 0-7 in conference play to basket. "We like our offense, continue their two-year losjµg we're happy with it. The team streak in the ICAC (0-19). knows they can get the ball This weekend the Bombers where they want it", Baker travel to Clarkson and St. said. Lawrence for games that will Where they want it was directly affect Ithaca's hopes close under the bucket, and for conference leader. "I'm that's exactly where they got concerned", said Baker, it. Ithaca did a good job of "although I think we'll go into clearing out and got the ball to this weekend with a different Mike Guidi and Hart who had attitude because I know that 14 and 10 points in the first the clubs we're going to be half, respectively. playing are two outstanding . "It's a must to get the ball teams and we have to play down low because those are them back-to-back on their the high percentage shots, and home court . . . we've got to our field goal percentage is remind ourselves what we're one of the hest' ', said Baker. capable of doing and then go With ten minutes left in the out and do it." half Ithaca held a 20-5 lead but then seemed to let-up. "There's a problem when you H0BART(47) don't keep up a specific level Cassell 1 0-0 2 of play", said Baker, "and I Aughey 5 2-2 12 don't think we played to a Rudakas 3 1-2 7 reasonable capacity that was Stapleton 3 0-0 6 ,· . :::·:; within our means." When the Wright 2 1-1 5 • ':•::•w-C.. _,w ' half ended however, the Bom Nelligan I 1-2 3 : ' .;..~, ·; bers held a comfortable edge, Bamberger 2 0-0 4 36-17. Anken O 2-4 2 ,,-. ... ,., Hart saw limited action in Braunagle 3 0-2 6 the second half because of a Lesure 1 0-0 2 possible strained hamstring, so Totals: 20-47 7-13 47 Co-Captain Dan Brown puts one up on the glass over Jeff Stapelton. Tod junior guard Jamie Frank Hart looks for the possible rebound. tightened his shoelaces and ITHACA COLLEGE (72) began the running game. It Hart 6 0-0 12 was sheer beauty to watch Brown 5 1-2 I 1 Frank push the ball upco~rt, Guidi 10 0-0 20 look one way, pass in the other Frank I 2-2 4 direction and hit the man on Zielinski O 2-2 2 the fly for an easy two. Murphy 2 1-1 5 Frank's nine assists once again Vanderwall 1 0-0 2 INSIDE prove it is better to give than Mozzicato O 1-2 1 to re-ceive (he holds a school Connors I 0-0 2 record of 16 assists in one Sibel I 0-0 2 game). Totals: 32~50 8-12 72 Ithaca ran-up scores of 53- BOMBER 29 and 63-41 thanks to the fact Hobaart 17 30 - 47 that Hobart allowed two and Ithaca College 36 36 - 72 sometimes three chances to SCOREBOARD p. 21