Tuesday •September 18,1981 ALBANY STUDENT September 22, 1981 PRESS Men Booters Show Promise in Oswego Triumph State University of New York at Albany copyright © 1981 by the ALBANY STUDENT PRESS CORPORATION Volume LXVIII Number 27 bably could have boxed away, but back quickly in the second half And aside from the opening elected to try to catch instead. do. Even head coach Bill Schief- when with only a minute gone Scott by Marc Hupcl minutes of play, it certainly was. felin, usually a very sensible winner, Till evened the score at 2-2. For a That goal closed the scoring at Two games into the season is still But Albany did get off to a shaky showed signs of being very excited. while, it seemed Oswego was 4-3. But Nezaj, an offensive general too early to start predicting, but the start as Laker Bob Rush broke the on the field, felt that Albany could Judge Rules South Africa Rugby Game is On "The quality was good and the frustrating the Danes in the mid- way the men's varsity soccer team ice four minutes and three seconds team play was excellent," Schicf- field. But the tide turned soon have scored even more. "We could struggle to bring about racial lually canceled the game — the disposed of Oswego Wednesday into the first half. enough as Albany began mounting have had more goals but we had by Susiin Milligan Corning told the judge, however, Munson ordered that Yellin turn felin said. "Our team play is as equality." Governor or the Mayor — First 4-3, it is becoming hard not to Maybe it was complacency that tremendous pressure again resulting bad breaks," he said. A federal court judge yesterday — amid hisses from the courtroom the report over to him for review good as it has ever been." Deputy Attorney General Peter wonder just how well this team can .had set in after the relatively easy in a goal by Nezaj, assisted again by overturned Governor Hugh Carey's Carey issued a statement last — that Albany's Police Chief before handing down his decision at Yellin made II clear that Carey had victory over Siena on Monday, but Markcs. Markcs found Nezaj out in The game was also the first for cancellation of the controversial week arguing thai because of the "indicated to me that we could han 4p.m. Ihal the rugby game be per indeed prohibited it, it took the initial Laker goal to front with one defender to beat and Werner Kempf, a visiting student rugby game between the Eastern "Imminent danger of riot" the dle" the demonstrators, and added mitted lo go on. wake the Danes up. the senior center-midfielder took it from Germany who just received Rugby Union (ERU) and the South sporting event "should be cancel Yellin argued that "the rugby thai he thought the Springboks Despite loud claims by "We started slow but once they from there with a fancy move to his clearance to compete by the African Springboks, scheduled for ed." ERU President Tom Sclfridge game does not rise to Conslilulional "had a right to play." continued on page nine brought suit against Carey and dimensions and (therefore) docs not scored we started to get It going," NCAA. "It's nol so rough in Ger 7p.m. tonight in Albany's Blceker left. Stadium. Albany Mayor Erastus Corning, enjoy Conslilulional protection." said John Markcs, a fullback by many. We play witli more techni Albany increased that lead to 4-2 claiming the First Amendment trade who has been brought up to que. But after sometime, I'll gel us U.S. District Judge Howard He noted Ihal federal courts had as Isaacs netted his second goal of allowed the teams the right to com ruled in connection with the U.S. wing to help out in this Dane weak ed to it," Munson said Carey's attempt to Game Kept Secret the day beating three Lakers in their pete. 1980 boycott of Ihe Moscow spot, Wednesday, he responded ad If the Danes keep winning, it will prohibit the game "seeks to destroy end for an unassisted effort. Olypics that athletes have "no Con mirably as he helped tic the game al the very Conslilulional protections Although there was some The Lakers got one back on Peter make "gelling used to it" that slilulional right lo paricipale in crowd of 251); Ihe South African 1-1 with an assist on Gerry Isaacs' Ihal have enabled a century long discrepancy lasl week as lo who nc- by Susan Mllllgun McGrtith's boot that Stcffcn pro much easier. athletic events." team won 46-12. third goal of the season at the 10 The South African Springboks Spectators said they were notified minute mark. Bui ERU attorney Richard Walsh rugby learn managed lo keep ihe between 9 p.m. Fiidny night and 7 The game remained deadlocked retorted thai Carey's action was a time ami location of its game "dangerous and arrogant abuse of against the Midwcsl Rugby Union a.m. Saturday morning lo meet al a over the next thirty minutes with Great Dane his power," and contended in addi secret, resulting in little protest in Howard Johnson's restaurant on both keepers, Billy Sleffen of the tion that "the righl lo freedom of ihe sile of the game. Interstate 94. There, rugby officials Danes and Rob Zabronsky of the Sports This Weekend association and assembly has long cheeked cars and sent "desirables" Lakers, coming up with great saves. Prohibited by Chicago Mayor been protected by ihe Constitu Jane Byrne from playing al a public to the site of the game, Those who Laker Mark While led teammate Men's varsity baseball tion," stadium in thai city, the Springboks could nol be Identified as bona fide Eric Anderson with a fine pass, but FrWiyj 9/IX at Siena, 3:30 I.anuy Waller, representing Friduy evening firmed plans to play rugby fans were given false direc Sleffen came out of the goal area to use/Army "< Men's varsity cross; Capital District Coalition Agatnsl a local leant al Roosevell Stadium tions. beat Anderson knocking the ball Friday, SfflS al Army, 4:00 Apartheid, submitted Ihal the Four in Racine, Wisconsin. Local protest did break oui late away from the attacker. Zabronsky Men's varsity lenni plonshlps teenth Amendment — banning in the game, as two anti-apartheid also stood his ground when tested racial discrimination — takes Darlcnc Conlcy, an organizer for demonstrators stepped onto Ihe as he nabbed an Afrim Nezaj •lay, 9/19, away Men's varsity footl precedence over Ihe Firsl Amend Chicago Slop Apartheid Rugby field. Confusion and "roughing header ticketed for the net. ment righl lo freedom of speech Tour (SAKT), said Ihal whereas the up" ensued, according lo Conley, Saiuray, 9. U 91 I'M, 1:30 With 4:10 left lo play in the first and assembly. organization planned lo send 11 and two Racine men were arrested half Albany, after applying cons Women's varsity si busloads of protesters to the match, for disorderly conduct. Both men ul Dutch, 11:00 Yellin alluded lo a secret report tant pressure in the Oswego end, prepared for the Governor by Ihe l he game organizers were so suc have since been released. took the lead for the first lime in the Women's varsity c State Police. Carey uscu the report cessful in maintaining its Police said they had not been game. Sophomore John lsselhard, 9 at home, 2:00 lo substantiate his claim ihal local "undisclosed" nulure thai "we notified the yame was to take plac .• who lias looked very impressive in Men's varsity basel security would t»c Inadequate lo weren't utile to inoDIII*c our force.-, tn R*>€>**veli StmUtuin. his first two games for Albany, intl Indian, 1:0(1 deal with demonstrators. Reported until 9:30 a.m." The game started Racine city officials were also not ly, the document expressed fears al 9 a.m. notified, and Conley said Racine knocked in Isaacs' rebound after a Men's varsily soccer n— , Cornlng supports "Conslilulional rights" of Springboks The Springboks ami ihe Midwcsl residenis arc considering legal ac scramble out in from. Saturday, 9/19 on field behind Dutch, 1:00 that outside agitators would incite Rugby Union played lo a selected But the Lakers, a much improved Men's varsily lennis vs. Vassar Students protest South Africa apartheid in '78 violence. tion against Ihe rugby teams. The Albany Stale men's soccer team used excellent team play to dispose of team over lasl season's squad, came Monday, 9/21 on courts behind Dutch, 3:00 Oswego, 4-3, Wednesday. (Photo: Marc Henschel) Danes Search for a Key to Unlock Owl Defense EnCon OK's Crossgates Proposal ship "well into ihe thousands." by Wayne Pecrcboom Crossgates Co., still have several realize the importance of this hurdles to jump before construction Among this group's contentions rush in a spectacular overall perfor at split end thai can open up the Plans for the construction of the is ihal the construction would harm Field, losing6-2. Albany moved the game," said D'Errico. "Southern of the mall can begin. by Larry Kahn mance. Tackle Jim Canfield alone bcsl of defenses. controversial Crossgates shopping tlte ecological balance of ihe Pine ball sparingly, missed on two fourth Connecticut is a good Division II Tlte proposed $85.6 million, In the last two years the Albany contributed three quarterback sacks The game begins tomorrow at mall gol the green lighl lasl Friday Bush area. Childs said a SUNYA down plays, and threw an 11 yard learn with an excellent defense. We 169-acrc shopping mall has been the State football team has had two 1:30 p.m. and can be heard on from the state Department of En biologist has catalogued 126 plain interception in the end zone with and eight solo tackles. have an improving offense and hel subject of controversy between the serious problems. The first, slaying WCDB91FM radio. vironmental C o n s e r v a 1 i o n and animal species in Ihe area, in- seconds left in the game. Again, ihe "We have to play like we played ler knowledge of what they're going developers and environmental in a game against Ithaca. The se "The team is naturally high after (EnCon). eluding Ihe endangered Karne Blue offense was shut down. against Ithaca defensively," said to be trying lo do to us." groups since the Pyramid cond, cracking the Southern Con- beating Ithaca, but I think they EnCon Commissioner Robert F. Butterfly. But the Owl offense has not been Albany offensive line coach Tony Crossgates Co. first sought initial necticut State College defense. Flack's decision to issue the needed Surveys by area legislators as well much more successful. Neither of D'Errico, who scouted the Owls last construction permits four years environmental permits upon com as ihe SUNYA math department fensive unit has scored a touchdown weekend. ago. The mall is proposed for the pletion of certain conditions have cited opposition lo the mall by I SCOUTING KCPORT in Iheir lasl two meetings. Last year The big question, though, is how "Pine Hush" area west of the follows 18 months of heated area residenis as between 3 to I and SCSC was limited to two field Albany's offense can deal with SUNYA campus between Western The Danes found the solution'to debate, according lo Concerned Ave. and Washington Ave. 5 lo 1, Childs said. "I think we have goals. Southern Connecticut's veteran Proposed site of Crtissgales In the Pine Bush the first problem last Saturday Citizens Against Crossgates Presi leverage with the elections coming Offensively, the Owls will have defense. The Owls return seven Much of the opposition to the Opponents: Construction would harm ecological balance' when they surprised Ithaca on their dent Rhonda Childs. up this year," she explained. the same look as last year with some starling letlermcn from the 1980 project is spearheaded by Child's home field 17-7 — the first time While EnCon's approval was continued on pane five new personnel. Five starting let- unit that was ranked second In the group which, she said, has member- thai feat has been achieved by a needed, the developers, Pyramid termen return including quarter nation among Division 11 teams in Division III team since 1964. back Tom Nolan, a very strong pass defense, allowing only 81.2 Two years ago Albany rolled into passer, who holds all the Southern yards per game. South Hill Field sporting a 6-0 Connecticut passing records. Join record and some high hopes. They "We'll be using primarily the Unions Protest Reagan Administration Policy ing him in Ihe backficld will be lost 46-6 and the Bombers went on fullback Mike Nobilc, who rushed same type of offense as we used to win the national championship. against Ithaca, but we'll probably opposed to Reagan policy "the for 73 yards in last week's 13-7 win Hooks, National Urban League their needs. Last year Ithaca's fourth quarter have to throw a little more against with Disabilities Director Reese working men and women who will over Fordham, and halfback Steve by Lisa Mirabcllu President Vernon Jordan, and Supporters of Ihe Equal Rights surge put a damper on the Danes' Robrahn. face greater risks on the job because Campitcllo, who rolled up 62 yards Southern Connecticut," D'Errico WASHINGTON, D.C. Over Amendment were many and a chanl hopes, 40-21, and they again went Carrying posters that started United Mine Workers President of (the budget cuts)." in 10 carries. noted. "We have to hold onto the 400,000 people representing labor of "ERA Yes" was strong at the on to the national championship football, be able lo run with some "Jobs Not Jellybeans," "Our Sam Church. The Capital District community Southern Connecticut runs their unions, civil rights and women's Of major concern was the cutting close of a speech by National consistency and have a consistent Children Are Starving — was well reprcsentd at the rally, game. offense oui of a wing-t formation, groups, environmentalist alliances, of social programs, including Organization for Women (NOW) passing attack." Somebody Wake Up the Presi with an estimated 6,000 unioncrs 'heir second game of the which is nol an option type offense students, and political organiza school lunch programs, sludeni President Eleanor Smcal. Smeal's The Danes hope they have found dent," and "ERA Yes; Ron No," and supporters taking the nine-hour he Danes must search like Albany's wishbone. Last week tions joined forces in a "Solidarity grams, and loans and Social Securi urging for racial and sex equality ihe secret to the SCSC defense this the crowd had -a "very cynical, bus or train ride to the nation's unlock ihe secrcl of they displayed primarily a rushing bay" march here Saturday to ty. National Council of Senior "especially against the phony year in their vastly improved of demonstrate their dismay at the almost disrespectful attitude toward capital. And travel by land was the ilieir second pioblem — n very offense, and Ihe Dunes expect losee Citizens President Jacob dayman Moral Majority," brought loud fense. Quarterback Tom Print con social and economic policies of the the President," according to a Mac cheers from the crowd. general rule, as support of the strik slingy SCSC defense. Two years a lot of misdirection plays and noted that Reagan is the only presi nected on 60 percent of his passes Reagan administration, hinists Union member at the march. ing Professional Air Traffic Con ago Albany rolled into New Haven sweeps. Against Fordham the Owls dent in 46 years to call for Social Also of importance among the for 118 yards and rushed for 80 The march and rally was Ihe first trollers Organization was strong. and defeated the Division II Owls, gained 197 yards on the ground. "We come here today to voice Security cuts lo those already demonstrators was the cut in fun more yards*against a strong Ithaca labor-sponsored prolest since 1963. ding of the Occupational Safety and Nearly 300 organizations were 20-0. The points were put on the But a much improved Dane our deep indignation and concern receiving benefits. These people are defense. Sophomore Bob Brien Among Ihe speakers were AFL-CIO Health Administration (OSHA). represented from the Albany area, board on a kickoff return, a punt defense pul on a clinic against over the . . . destruction of social "truly needy," Clayton said, but teamed up with Pratt for four • and educational programs and ser President Lane Kirkland, NAACP Church added to the list of those continued on page five return, and an interception return. Ithaca, limiting the Bombers to but President Reagan is not sensitive to receptions for 86 yards and pro Southern Connecticut's defense has held Ihe Great Dane offense scoreless vices," said Coalition of Citizens Executive Director Benjamin Not one offensive point. 45 yards running on 29 carries. vides the Danes with the deep threat in their last two meetings, (Photo: UPS) Last year the Danes played one of Albany also displayed a vicious pass their worst games ever .at University September ,22, 1981 Chirstopher's trio). Ghlrstppher,, ,26t, of Buffalo is Albany Student Press Pafte. Ihire e scheduled to go on trial in Erie County Court Oct. 7 on Hostages Compensated charges of killing three black males with a .22-caliber WASHINGTON, DC (AP) A presidential panel today weapon in Buffalo and vicinity last Sept. 22-23. He also recommended that the U.S. government pay each of the Would CApsuUs is charged with gunning down a black man in Niagara Falwell - Owned College Golden Rule - Ridden former Ameircan. hostages in Iran $12.50 per day as Falls Sept. 23, but that slaying took place in Niagara compensation for their ordeal. If the proposal is approv County, a different jurisdiction. In addition to the LYNCHBURG, VA (CPS) Ricky tional ethics of other colleges, so ten message to Yale freshmen, he recreational activities. Marijuana is don't have much of a chance lo sin. ed by President Reagan, each of the 52 ex-hostages held .22-caliber slayings, Christopher has been charged with Johnson, a swecl-faced and good- Liberty Baptist promotes higher denounced Falwell and the Moral strictly forbidden, as is drinking, Dorm officials inspect their rooms in captivity for 444 days would be entitled to $5,550 in the fatal knifing of a dark-skinned Hispanic man in natured student, was attracted to a education as a litcralisl Christian Majority as "peddlers of coercion" dancing and going lo movies. daily, while a guard oversees the El Salvador Chief in D.C. compensation. The nine-member commission, which in Manhattan last Dec. 22 and the non-fatal knife attack woman he saw on campus one day. exercise. who are "angry at change, rigid in Rock music, which Falwell con single road entrance to the campus. cluded former Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, releas WASHINGTON, DC (AP) El Salvador's President Jose on a black man in Manhattan that same day. He also is Like any other student, Johnson In its first year, Liberty Baptist's the application of slogans (and) ah- siders "ihc devil's anthem," Is ab Students musi sign out before leav ed its recommendations after three months of delibera Napoleon Duarte briefed President Reagan on Monday accused of assaulting two black men with knives in Buf figured the logical move would be enrollment was 110 students, who solulistic in morality." solutely forbidden. So is country ing. They have to be back by 10:30 tions. There were six specific proposals in the report. about the ongoing strife In the Caribbean nation, claim falo last Dec. 31 and Jan. I, but both men survived the to ask her for a date. But unlike sometimes had to attend classes Moral Majority spokesman Cal and western music. p.m. on wceknighls, or 11:30 p.m. The panel said the tax-exempt dclcntion bencfils il was ing little or no hope for a negotiated peace between his attacks. most students, Ricky Johnson need held in condemned buildings Thomas replied that "Giamntti's Students can he suspended for on Fridays and Saturdays. recommending are similar to those given to the crew of ed his dean's permission to do it. regime and rebel forces. But a high U.S. official, around Lynchburg. Bui this fall, speech was totally false and un dancing, swearing, reading por Once in, Prayer leaders conduct the USS Pueblo, which was detained by North Korean specifically citing the initiative by Mexican President Permission to dale is nothing Falwell welcomes some 3000 founded." nography, or visiting the dorm devotions at curfew times. The authorities for 11 months in 1968. In addition, the com Jose Lopez Portillo, said the United States would sup Diablo Testing O.K.'d unusual at Liberty Baptist College, students to a 24-building campus on Yet Liberty Baptist openly and (including llic lobby) of a member prayer sessions, like iwicc-wcckly port an effort by "any friendly force" in Latin mission recommended that: The maximum payment where Johnson was enrolled. Liber a mountain outside town. cheerfully flaunts most of ihc tenets SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. (AP) Operators of the of the opposite sex. attendance at Falwcll's Thomas American to mediate the strife In El Salvador. Reagan allowable on claims for damage to or loss of personal ty Baptist is the academic pasture of While the campus isn't Ivy of liberal education — free and Diablo Canyon atomic power plant got a federal go- Automatic expulsion occurs if a Road Baptist Church, are man and Duarte, accompanied by aides, conferred for 20 property be increased from $40,000 to $50,000. The fundamentalist preacher Jerry League — the buildings are open inquiry, skepticism, etc, — ahead to begin testing Monday, as prolests aimed at siudeni uses drugs, joins a datory, minutes in the Oval Office. Duarte also met privately medical and health benefits relating to the hostages' Falwcll's electronic ministry, prefabricated and students sleep thai distinguish good colleges from keeping workers from reaching the facility stretched into demonstration or riot, or indulges Faculiy members also must with Vice President George Bush. Duarte insisted he did detention be authorized without limit. Falwell, who is best known as the four to a room — Falwell regards its 1 lie mediocre. a second week and arrests mounted to 1,310. In in "immoral behavior." adhere lo rigid standards, "No way not ask Reagan for additional military and financial aid, president of the Moral Majority, construction as "a miracle." Washington, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission spent "Anytime (faculty members) Bui Liberty Baptist students continued on page nine but the Senior American official, who asked not to be feels students need administration less than 15 minutes on discussion before voting 5-0 to Justice Approval Expected Besides miracles, llic college starl teaching something we don't named, said the Salvadoran president noted, "We do consent before going on a dale, grant a low-power operating permit to the Pacific Gas relics on tuition and contributions like," Falwell says, "we cut the have economic and military problems." Mexico and which must then be spcnl in a and Elcctic Co. PG&E began checking its fuel and WASHINGTON, DC (AP) Sandra Day O'Connor solicited during Falwcll's weekly money off." France have jointly called for negotiations between the designated dating area. Open Container Law equipment and said it might be days before loading awaited easy confirmation by the Senate today ns the televised "Old Time Gospel Hour." He also flaunts academic or 21 Salvador government and leftist insurgents. could begin. "We will start the process immediately," first woman on the Supreme Court. The chairman of (he As Johnson discovered, the ad It has raised enough money lo offci thodoxy in his admissions stan said PG&E spokesman Dick Davin. After the rucl is Judiciary Committee predicted the vole would be ministration doesn't always go bachelors degrees in nine fields. It dards, which require not only Need Not Apply Here loaded, one of two units in the big double-domed reac unanimous. As the Senate opened debate on Presidenl along willi students' dating wishes, was accredited last December by the grades but demonstrably good Poles React to Soviets tor will be switched on and the nuclear chain reaction Reagan's first high court nomination, there was praise especially if — as in Johnson's case Southern Association of Colleges "moral character" and an accep by Marc Schwiirz Open coniiiincrs nl alcoholic beverages will still be permitted on will begin Tor the first time at the $2.3 billion seaside for Mrs. O'Connor from both liberals and conser — the Iwo students are not of the and Schools. tance ol Jesus Christ us llic appli WARSAW, Poland (AP) Solidarity union locals, campus despite a new city otdlnnncc regulating open containers in site. Initial tests will take the reactor up to 5 percent of vatives. And the Judiciary Committee chairman, Sen. same race. Falwell wants to take ii higher. cant's personal savloi. responding to the Kremlin's furious accusations of anti- public places. its capacity, Davin said. Monday's blockade got under Strom Thurmond, R-S.C, said that despite some linger But such is life al Liberty Baptist, His goal is "pulling the school on "You niusi be a born-agaln Sovictism, countered Monday with angry charges of Campus Security Director Jim Williams, "seriously doubled" that way about 5:30 a.m. at the main gate, followed by a par ing opposition over her views on abortion, he expected which Falwell opened in Seplcmbcr, ihc level of Harvard." Christian in be ndmlllcd lo our col Soviet interference in Poland. The independent union University police will enforce ihc lily of Albany law which was passed tial blockade or Avila Road, which goes past the gate, as not a single negative vote would be cast. Her confirma 1971 as an academic antidote to Yale, for one, doesn't want il lege," summarizes Presidenl Pierre summoned its top leaders to Gdansk for a strategy ses iwo months ago. However, he did say, "We will slop those driving a mile-long convoy of buses loaded with PG&E workers tion was expected to give Reagan a victorious start to u "llic dark spiritual condition of (he there. Yale Presidenl A. Bnrtletl (iuillcrmaii. As part of the admis sion Tuesday, where union chief Lech Walesa was ex widi open containers." rumbled in. Deputies used choke holds on week that also holds the promise of a new budgcl battle world." He strongly disapproves of Oiamatll raised a national con sions process, students musi write pected to preside over the drafting of an official Williams questioned whether oi nol the ordinance applied m ihc demonstrators to clear the path for the buses, but no In on Capitol Hill. There was no declared opposition to (he evolutionary theories and siiua- troversy recently when, in his writ- autobiographical descriptions of response to the Soviet warning. The Soviet news agency campus since il is state properly. juries were reported. Later in the morning, 100 pro Mrs. O'Connor, and a swearing-in ceremony lor (lie Ihcir conversions, Tass lashed out again Monday, accusing the local According lo the law, anyone found iu possession of an open testers who had hiked in through the hills were arrested 51-year-old Arizona appeals court judge already has chapters of creating "acute conflict situations aimed at After being ndmlllcd, students alcoholic beverage (more I hull ,005 by volume) in :i public place or as I hey blocked a dirt PG&E access road. been set for Friday. overthrowing the existing system," according to a SUNYA Student Pleads operate in a highly-striictuied and vehicle (ill I he city of Albany faces n maximum penally of n $150 line dispatch from Warsaw. It said Solidarity was preparing restrictive environment, "If a stu and 10 days Imprisonment foi the firsl offense. The second or any to seize power on the assumption that "the authorities Guilty to Reduced Charge dent is nol from a disciplined subsequent violation carries n maximum fine of $250 and 15 days Im cannot offer serious resistance." A top Polish official home," Ricky Johnson snys, "il is prisonment. said the idea of partnership with Solidarity was dead and On September 17, SUNYA student Levi Louis pleaded guilty lo a a cultural shock. The rules are Reception to be Held The ordinance also requires a peiinil issued by Ihc Cily License buried in Gdansk — where the union held its first con reduced charge of sexual misconduct in Albany Police Court, accor clcar-cul, hut you don't actually Clerk lo have an event where alcohol is served, gress two weeks ago and outraged the Soviet Union. ding to court clerk Kathy Sission. understand ii unlll you live II," Evening and older returning students arc invited lo n While Ihc Cily of Albany would like lo sec SUNYA enforce ihcir Mieczyslaw Rakowski, deputy premier and chief CAMPUS Louis was released from jail Ihc following day and his case has been reception with President Vincent O'l.cary, Deans, There is, for example, the new ordinance, said John C, Egnn, Jr., assistant corporation counsel government labor negotiator, declared, "At least at the ' adjourned until January 17, 1982, Sission said. Faculty and University staff this Wednesday, September elaborate reprimand system, lo the cily, enforcement of the law will be left lo campus security, moment...the funeral of this idea has already taken Louis had originally been charged with stamalory rape on. Students can receive reprimands 23. The reception will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Egan said no SUNYA student lias been arrested in violation of the place. And it wasn't me that put it in the grave. It had a Campus Center Palroon Lounge. September 10, Sission added. for engaging ill a wide array of solemn funeral In Gdansk." Vote in NYPIRG Elections VlS*; , Haig Reveals Aid Strategy An election to nil (he two vacant seats on the New York Water Tower Repaired Public Interest Research Group (NYPIRG) stale board The water tower and the surrounding fountain area" UNITED NATIONS (AP) Secretary of State Alexander will take place Wednesday evening in Campus Center Thousands Turn Out for Weekend Events were closed off for almost five weeks Inwards llic end of M. Haig Jr. today unveiled the Reagan administration's 382. All students arc free lo vote in the election which this summer while repairs were being made, according lo begins al 6 p.m. new strato jy for economic development of poor nations, Physical Plant Director Dennis Stevens, by Judic Eiscnbcrg (nil Park Saturday night in what thai Simon and Garfunkel have per but said ,\osc supporting international terrorism will Although there was no damage to the lower, a steeple For thousands, lliis wasn't the New York Cily police estimated to formed as a team, not get help. In a speech to the U.N. General Assembly, Center Gets New Beginning jack was hired lo weld and paint rusled parts of the average weekend of taking in a be the largest crowd evct lo gajlier Hul New York City was nol Ihc Haig said the world body and global economic develop lower's slccl grill and lie stabilizing cables as purl of nn only site for massive concert gather The Sexuality Resource Center has reopened this movie or lulling Ihc local burs, but there. ment arc threatened by "the willful violation of (he na on-going preventative maintenance service, Stevens ings lliis weekend, as the 75,OIK) semester under a new name — Genesis — and with ex a weekend filled with entertainment The hour and a half concert tional Integrity of both Afghanistan and Cambodia by said. long to be remembered. featured many of (heir old people who attended Albuny's the Soviet Union and Vietnam. The world's hopes for panded services as well as n broadened focus to better So never fear, the water tower is fine and we should The reunion concert of Paul favorites, as well as a new song Harvest of Music Festival will con peace, for security and for development will be jeopar meet student needs. all be crossing the podium to the nine of "Laura's Simon and Ail Garfunkcl attracted composed by the duo. This reunion firm. dized if 'might makes right' becomes the law of na The program al Genesis will begin at the end of Theme" as usual. over half a million people to Ccn- signified the firsl time In 11 years This festival featured jazz, pop tions," Haig said in his prepared remarks. Haig said September with information and counseling in the areas and rock music, as well iis ethnic security from aggression is an essential ingredient for of contraception, relationship building — both dance presentations, on sis stages economic growth in poor nations and that the Reagan heterosexual and homosexual — decision making, pro constructed around ihc Empire administration will increase its help for "programs blem solving and personal health care concerns. Also, Late Service Available Slate Plaza. essential to deter international aggression and to provide they plan lo offer educational workshops on the quads, If you've ever needed lo speak lo an academic advisor the domestic security necessary to carry out sound and establish support groups such as individuals of Vendors sold everything from five minutes after CUE closed for the day, or if you've economic policies. "We have no intention of providing divorced parents, post-abortion and relationship com jewelry and rag dolls to New York experienced the frustration of completing your loan ap foreign assistance, moral comfort or the prestige of in munication. Stale tipples and wines, as Governoi plication seconds too laic to file it with the Financial ternational political platforms to countries that foster Feci free lo give them a call at 7-8015 or slop into Hugh L. Carey publicly exhibited Aids office, you may apprccialc the new administrative international violence," Haig said. Haig's criticism of Schuyler 105 starting late September. his singing talents for the first time policy of keeping certain services and offices open until Soviet intervention of Cambodia reflects the firm stance since his wedding. 7 p.m. on designated evenings this semester. he is expected to take in his meeting Wednesday with Carey also presented the 1981 Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Med Techies to Meet The Registrar, the Financial Aids office, Student Ac New York Stale Music Awards lo counts, the Dean of Students, Graduate Studies, the three composers: James Hubert Potential medical technicians of the future take note: College of Continuing Studies and Career Planning and "Eubic" Blake, Aaron Copland There will be a medical technology program Informa Placemen! will be available to students in the Ad and Jule Styne. Carey then Court Bans the Press tional meeting on Wednesday, September 23 at 4 p.m. in ministration building. The Bookstore and CUE will also dedicated the festival lo the late ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) The appellate division of Biology 248. Course entrance requirements, job oppor remain open in their respective locations. Harry Chapin who "set our first State Supreme Court has refused to let reporters and the tunities and the program in general will be discussed. The dates designated for these services during tills Harvest of Music on the road to public view pretrial hearings for Joseph Christopher, the semester are: today and tomorrow, September 22 and success," he said, adding that soldier charged with the Buffalo area's ".22-caliber" A Day for Everywoman 23; Tuesday and Wednesday, October 13 and 14; Chapin will join other prominent slayings of four black males. In a ruling handed down , In a statement stressing "the accomplishments or (lie• Wednesday and Thursday, November 4 and 5; and musicians in the New York Slate Friday, the Appellate Division's fourth department said Tuesday, December 15. Justice WUIiam J. Flynn Jr. of Stale Supreme Court American woman in the home, (he business world, and Music Hall of Fame. In addition, the Student Services Center in CC137 will acted properly in banning the public and news media in othor forms of personal endeavor," Mayor Erastus Also in Ihc Empire State Plaza be open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays until 7 p.m. for from the hearings. Buffalo's two daily newspapers and Corning II has proclaimed Saturday, September 26 lliis weekend was Funlacon, a con the entire semester. two of the city's commercial television stations had ask Evcrywoman's Day in the city of Albany. Through vention for science fiction, fantasy ed the court to overturn Flynn's decision and also to workshops and formal presentations, participants in a and horror funs. direct that transcripts be provided of pretrial sessions day-long conference at The College of Sainl Rose will Communes on Film Fantasy artists and writers already held. But the appellate court said, "In view of explore these accomplishments, as well as the current representing Marvel, D,C, and the nature of this criminal proceeding and its facts and concerns of all women al home and al work. Albuny's U.S.-Chiuu People's Friendship Association several independent comics were on circumstances, the exclusion of the press and public Evcrywoman's Day will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 4 presents two color documentaries lliis Friday, hand, as were Darth Vader, from the...hearings in this case constituted a proper ex p.m. September 26 in Saint Joseph's Hall, 985 Madison September 25, at the Albany Public Library's main Chewbaea and other movie aliens. ercise of discretion. "The public interest in reporting the Avenue. The $1 admission price Includes coffee, danish branch. ' The convention also featured events revealed at the pretrial hearings will be preserved ami a packet of materials. "The Human Face of China — It's Always So In The animated and science fiction films, by releasing the transcript as soon as it may safely be Pre-regislralion by mail is requested. For a free World" about urban communal living, and "Something as well as a dealers' room where Guest artists nt Ihc Funlucon convention In Ihc Empire Stale Plaza Included done without prejudice to defendant's rights to a fair brochure on the conference, or additional Information, For Evcryone"aboul rural communal living will be browsers could look al and buy.new C3P0 entertains children al the Fiuilurnn convention (lop); Both Harry John McCarly (lop) who reviewed gory films In his new book Splatter trial." Flynn has completed the first round of hearings contact The College of Saint Rose Office of Continuing shown free of charge. The movies starl ul 7:30 p.m. and and rare comic books, unusual col Chapin (left) and Eubic lllnkc were honored at Albany's Harvest of Mimic Movies and Fred Hcmbeck, an illustrator of comic characters to determine what evidence should be admitted at / Education at 454-5144, everyone is invited lo attend. festival lectors items and video games, September 22, 1981 e Five Hj Albany. Student Press i >E \R FUTURE DOCTOR, DENTIST, "^lAMUST, OSTEOPATfflST Increased Enrollment Predicted ORTHODONTIST, OPTOMITRIST, Alumni Quad CfflROPRACTOR..... (CPS) Despite predictions that col inch up lo 12,135,000 this year. plains Lee Eiden of the Department lege enrollment would drop The survey also predicted that the of Education, is that "the original dramatically In the early eighties, college population "appears to be projections were pallcrned upon IF YOU DON'T KNOW ABOUT there may actually be about 10,000 reaching its peak." the availability of higher educa- more students enrolled this year Even that moderate forecast con lion's 'nalural' clientele — the 18- APPLICATIONS, STANDARDIZED TESTS than during the I9RO-81 academic trasts with Ihe predictions of six lo 24-ycar-olds." Sorry we missed you year, according to an annual fall years ago, when mosi observers said While enrollment from that age INTERVIEWS, LOANS, FINANCIAL AID, overview published by I he U.S. college cnrollmenl would plunge group has indeed declined, Eiden Department of Education. during this decade, and that the says schools have compensated frii bottom would drop out of Ihe in I THE PRE-HEALTH ADVISORY COMMITTEE, The Education Department's the decline by "reaching beyond last time; tax cards survey predicted thai college cnroll dustry. their original 'universe' " and ac PEER COUNSELING, OF THE SUNYA menl, which hit an all-time high of The difference between Ihose tively recruiting older, part-time PRE-HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, THEN YOU 12,115,000 students lasl year, would predictions and current reality, cx- students. ARE MISSING OUT!!! The podium was alive wilb demonstrations of karate, presentations will be handed out on of cartoons, smells of Italian pastries (and, of course, the sounds of Crossgates music) as part of SA's Activities Day fair held tills pasl Friday. continued from front page Hundreds of people turned out for Hie fair, which featured over 60 EnCon's conditional permits in ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER23 student groups exhibiting pasl accomplishments and recruiting new clude permission lo fill in a 16-acre at 8:00 P.M. in LC1, members. According lo Director of Student Programming Sieve freshwaler wclland, lo discharge Alumni Gross, the fair was intended lo be a means of bringing student groups pollutants into Ihe Krumkill Rlvei THE FIRST MEETING OF THE PRE-HEALTH in front of Ihe entire university community in a creative way. and to relocate roadways lo diluu The fail was a success, said Gross, who cited a good number of concentrations of carbon monox PROFESSIONALS WILL TAKE PLACE. recruitments by several groups. He added that SA plans lo make the ide. Activities Day fair cither an annual or semi-annual cvcnl In the fill inc. fluids said run-offs from ihe proposed 7,000 car-parking lots Tuesday 9/6 4:30- 6:30 ] would pollute Ihe water shed which feeds the Krumkill si ream. Further, a hack-up reservoir for Ihe IT IS AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR neighboring town of McKownville [Wednesday 9/7 4:30-6:30 would he polluicd by the run-off, YOU TO LEARNABOUT ALL THIS AND MORE.! She explained EnCnn regulations allow pollution "lo a limit" with a special permit. Chllds said Ihe road relocation Student I.D. Getanew involves moving a Western Ave. STOP BY AND SPEAK TO THOSE WHO ramp onto Ihe Northwny as well as Schoolhoiisc Knacl ul an estimated needed KNOW, AND MEET THOSE WHO DON'T. eosl of $7 million. I slant on math, The Pyramid Crossgates Co. slill to pick up tax card must obtain a special use permit COME, GET INVOLVED. GET INFORMED.. "The Texas Instruments newTI-40 and TI-55-II calculators from the Guildcrland Zoning Hoard have angled displays for easy-to-see-answers." of Appeals as well as three variances THE PRE-HEALTH PROFESSIONALS on ihe number and si/e of parking A* The slanted .display makes these calculators more interested in theTI-55-II, which spaces. C'hilds said Ihe board will be ] easier to use at arm's length-and that's just the comes with the Calculator Decision-Making; meeting tonight but ihey have an in beginning. The economical TI-40, with built-in Sourcebook. The TI-55-II
6/September 22, 1981 tSHRRNHMMn$S^53Ki Disco: NoLonger The Soul Story NBC's Pipe Dream ver the past summer, a few things WBLS, WKTU. and KISS 98.7 (the black 4 +1, Sequence, and, «of course, the happened to me worth mention radio stations In NYC). The formats these Sugarhlll Gang are presently making some of O ing: I became a sales manager for a stations follow are almost as tight as the the most enjoyable, moving music heard to cookware company, 1 bought a nice new popular AM stations; If you listen to one sta day. The grand master of the rap is a man by t's so sad. She was a simple- deal with drugs In any way. They're all "heartwarming" family car, and I won a trip to the Bahamas tion all day, you'll hear the same songs over the name of Grandmaster (what else?) Flash, minded, talentless sex-pot, but in oriented stories of strength and inspiration (couldn't go though; I had to register). The ami over again. The music, though, is of the and his 12" disc entitled The Adventures of her own way she had a tiny bit of I Involving "drug-free people." . most important event by far, though, was be essence, and that's what we'll examine here.. Grnadmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel is charm. On talk shows she was silly and in Sunday they aired a movie with Robert ing exposed to a form of music which I As in all forms of entertainment, there are the state of the art In the rap world. Blondie, sipid, but at times she almost verged on Conrad as a paraplegic football coach who never, in my wildest dreams, thought that 1 two sides to black music: there's a commer Chic, the Sugarhlll Gang, and Queen (?) are becoming Interesting. But then, iIn an aalnl totoo »!.,« ,,., ,. , ,...,,.. would ever tolerate, much less fall in love cial, more mainstream side, and a more all mixed together in an utterly wild fashion, familiar story, she got mixed up with the leaches ghetto youths the natural high they with. adventurous and progressive side. One of producing a record as exotic and exciting as wrong crowd. She began to get high, and to get from winning. Monday featured a pilot the more adventurous forms of black music anything currently on the market. need a bigger thrill. And the higher she got1 about an ex-con who tries to give a home to is rap, a rhyming street music which is sung- A bit more accessible, but still quite uni the more she changed, and eventually she four juvenille delinquents, and Friday had Craig Marks aStes* spoken over rhythm tracks from other que, are Kid Creole and the Coconuts. An u.d.'ed. Not a great loss to be sure, but tragic the exploits of an elderly man escaping "the ?«/£ Black music can be heard in many forms: records. These groups are usually comprised offshoot of Dr. Buzzard's Original Savannah nonetheless regimentation of an old age home." •If Hi reggae, pop, soul, disco, rap, and more. tjf front men (or women) who boast and Band, Kid Creole combines every form of These shows are Intended to demonstrate *«t After one and a half months of being croon about their prowess as rappers, while black music, and mixes il up with some Latin the poweful support system lhal can be Mark Rossier R.E.O.'d and Slyx'ed to death on the radio, a D.J. mixes and cuts the musical base. The sounds, a great sense of humor, and a true derived from a happy home. But since these Treacherous Three, Kurtis Blow. Funky I found myself listening more and more to feel for the theatre. Led by "Sugar Coated" Cathy Lee Crosby didn't o.d. on LSD or homes are filled with one-dimensional Andy Hernandez, their latest album is called heroin or any of those other nasty foreign characters who are totally out of touch with Fresh Fruit in Foreign Places, and no other substances; Cathy Lee overdosed on herself reality, one tends to doubt their effec I Was A Graduate of record combines as many different types of and the result Is not pretty. Outside she looks tiveness. music as effectively as this one does. Their the same, but Inside the struggling young Before the credits Henry Winkler and Burt ff'4 J&li sound is unlike anyone else's, and Ihls could ture Is as pretentious as Cathy Lee, Ted Tattoo U! starlet has become a boring crusader. recent cocaine arrest. By showing that Bob Reynolds said they felt like the celebrities and be the prototype of pop music for the 80's. However, the Insipid, simple-minded Hope literally had to be begged to appear Nugent, and Rosey Grier's "We have ,1 the kids used in the special were just like one dream" speeches. The appropriateness ol ell just start me up! The Rolling The mainstream of black music Is very talentlessness that characterized most of her and lhal the kids had to audition and be big, happy family. Unfortunately, they didn't Cathy Lee's dream, whether one agrees with Stones, those grand old warlocks unlike the mainstream of white music: il'sex- career continues to live on and nowhere has coaxed to be friendly, Evans and Cathy Lee tell that to the stars who appeared friendly In It or not, isn't the question. What's at issue is W of Bock 'n' Roll, have released a .ilii.g, fresh, and, most importantly, ab it been more evident than in Sunday's open totally undermine their purpose. This Is not close-up but aloof In long shot, or to the kids new album, Know what? It's good. Real solutely great to dance to, The leaders of this one big family spontaneously joined by their the lack of sincerity and the phoney naivete ing night "Get High on Yourself Week" ex who had to be told by Queen Bee Cathy Lee good. Heal Heal good! mainstream are two Motown acts, Teena commitment to Cathy Lee's dream; It is a (exemplified by Olivia Newton-John saying travaganza on NBC. that they really could talk to and touch the Marie and Rick James, and possibly the most group of professional performers brought show biz is drug free and the mlslnlerpetlng celebrities. <\\l ed vocalist in modem music. Michael Apparently, most of the "over 50 drug together for a show. of "I get high with a little help from my Doug Wolf It is interesting to note that the all- friends" as meaning togetherness) thai Jai Itson Theses three performei s free stars" who appeared on Sunday's show The rhetoric employed by the stars Is L Amerlcan kids who just came In off the street permeates the project like pol at a rock con dominated the airwaves on black radio this had shared Cathy Lee's experience. Seem equally faulty. Everyone says lo avoid peer After Emotional Rescue the question was, to celebrate with their favorite stars had to be cert. piist summer, and are three of the top draws ingly all of them had o.d.'ed on themselves, pressure, but no one says how. They all say "What will the Stones experiment with auditioned. Only the cutest and most on the large hall concert circuit. If you're but instead of coming across as tragic, they drugs are bad but they don't say why, And Cathy Lee Crosby is not the shallow, now?" With Tattoo You they have energetic were chosen for the racially balanc looking for a smooth Introduction Into the mindless starlet I thought she was; she is a answered, "Absolutely nothing." No ex were pompous and arrogant. conveniently, they all seem to know so b! ck music world, those three artists are ed group. This incident proves emblamatic perimentation, you say? Is Mick ready lo "Get High On Yourself" is a week long meone who died of a heroin overdose. woman ol depth and vision. Pass the pipe tnghly recommended, of the whole hypocritical project, produced hang up the microphone? No need to worry, campaign against drug abuse. However, The Fame-like documentary style struc and maybe 1 can share it. by Robert Evans in exchange for parole on a all you little Slonles, they just decided to call f .r those of you who already enjoy the none of the specials or movies scneuuieschedulead "y llu«„ ...*..,„... = , upon twenty years In the business, and make forerhenlloned music, there is an artist who some straight-forward rock — no disco, no is largely ignored by the record buying reggae, just rock. And they pull it off as only public, but is one of ihe most energetic and the World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band can. purely sexual individuals in all of music, May The Farce Be With You Tattoo You's first side opens with the ex Prince, a 22 year old multi-talented whiz of all tilings)! manages lo steer clear. As the tubby, less manages to steer clear. As the tubby from Minnesota, is one of the most critically There Is much mora really fine music our, athletic father Argonle, Steve Lais nearly tremely successful "Start Me Up," and pro ' oly MoUevel Favorite Martian" Walston, conning his way raved about performers In quite awhile, and but there's not enough space here to cover It manages to match Pried step for for mptly sets the mood for the side. It Is as up through the streets of Venice. Ills tttlttjwup lo the Dirty Mm,I I.P I* a 12" all. iil.u-u muHic is thriving t.ft.iv rrvurp thmn r ) couldn't resist that one. Nor for beat a side as there Is to be found on any H.—- the life af trie cvuld I ruslst Scapin, The ensemble work is uniformly good. lascivious step. called Controversy. This should enjoy better ever before, bofh eoinerclaliy and artistically previous Stones album. Heavy Billy Preston the Motiere comedy playing ail this week at Joseph Travers and Brian McNamara are . If it Is possible lor a set to star in a play, airplay and sales than his previous release, — when people talk about a "soul revival" In influence seems to run through the tune the PAC's Lab Theatre, Directed by Al fine as Oclavio and Leander, the two sons then Hall's arching, soaring edifices do just as the keyboard dominated sound is now NYC, It's an oversight on their part: lire "Slave" which also features some great Aserrnely, with a set designed by veteran who've managed to anger their fathers by that. The liny Lab Theatre is transformed In supported by some neat Interlocking guitars, music has never left, but, like everything organ work. Back to back with "Slave" is Geoffrey Hall, Scapin belongs lo that 17th secretly marrying girls of a lesser station. to a Mediterranean port with the sweep of ,i and a wild rap (featuring "the Lord's Prayer, else, has Just changed Its form. i-1 "Little T & A" In which Keith Richards sings Century tradition of "wiley rogue" plays Travers plays the quivering boy training to bridge, and the feel of aged, rolling wood. lead vocals. It's refreshing to hear Keith sing which freezes one of these stupid smiles on become a man (with Scapin's aid) with com You can smell the stink ol fish, il seems. 01 ing more; Mick can yet to be just too much. ic ease. And McNamara Is able to display the tinge of sea water. The arches, hah onies, Side Iwo is the slower side of the album, pulleys, and trellises of the set become > Andrew Carroll i\\\d is almost exclusively Stones ballads; The playground in which Edwards and his most notable song on Ihls side is the haun- i _ I cohorts enact their slapstick and gymi astlc yuur face, and has you not only swallowing tiugly beautiful "Heaven." The use of echo wordplay. one preposterous plot twist after another, but and synthesizer make for a very eerie sound. Aserrnely has utilized this space effective begging for more. Characters dash in and Following Ihls is the flip side single to "Start out, whipping up a hurricane of crises, .it the deft swordsmanship as well as comedic ex ly, sending characters up the hoists, through Me Up", "No Use In Crying." The Stones center of which stands the hero — our "wiley pertise as he chases incorrigible Scapin from the windows, and Into the "canal,' I hen- borrowed from themselves in this one, and if rogue," "sly knave," "cunning cur bridge to balcony to windows!!!. are deft touches throughout, touches whli n you listen very carefully, bits and peices of mudgeon," take your pick — who manages Jonathan Fried proved a popular per effectively dispose ol most "f what make j'WHd H«rses" seem to come floating lo reunite lovers, placate parents, and fatten former with his reptillian portrayal of Molleresuch a sticky wlckel to stage llieco through. his wallet while he's at it. Geronte, Leancler's father. Outrageously ny lines, melodramatic moments, and The Stones will be going on tour starting Paul Kdwards is our rogue, taking over costumed In flowing grey wig, Fried wrap preposterous twisls of plot. A less sklllfu Septerhbwr 25, their first American- swing from Marc Duret, of the Theatre Nationale ped his basso profundo voice around each direction would have the audience laughing since 1978. The tour promises to be both ex Populalre, France, who delivered a wildly syllable, delivering his lines with the niggard al the play's provincialism; Aserrnely has us citing and eccentric, as the band is playing popular performance over the summer, If ly care with which miserly Geionte dispenses laughing along with ils irony. with such groups as George Thorogood, Joe Geoco and Marian McKendrle star in Drought, a new American play being presented Duret's performance was broadly athletic, his pistoles. Pigeon-toed, with a battery of Simply stated, a Mollere comedy In The Pretenders, The Police, and Journey. It by The Albany Theatre Project at Page Hall. The playwright is Mark Dalton, a 1981 Edward's is cerebral — a thinking man's nervous tics, jerks, and agonized spasms, capable hands Is Irresistible. Do yourself a has also been rumored that the band will graduate of SUNYA's Master's program in Creative Writing. This play explores the tensions rogue, as it were, looking like Ray "My Fried dances the fine line of over-acting, but favor and escape to Scapin. play several unannounced dates at small and emotions of a family being driven to ruin on a drought-parched farm. clubs In addition to the stadiums and arenas. Performances will be on September 23-26 at 8:00 pm, and the 27th at 2:00. Tickets are That will be the way to see the Stones. $4.00 ($3.00 for s'.udents and senior citizens) and are available at Community box Offices. Of course, you might have to know the For more Info, caij 465-8195. 3-D Or Not 3-D? band personally to get tickets. D t's not because I have anything sadistic garbage like Ihls on the American four, ties him lo a windmill and blows him Worse than being dumb, insulting and offen against bad movies that I didn't like public ought to be a crime. day will be Brynn Thayer, Jenny Vernon up. Lloyd Baltlsta Is credited with the sive, Comin' At Yal is a rip-off lo boot. Junior or senior college to submit his or her .Public Library, 12:15 lo 1:30 In the Comin' At Yai, which by the way Is EVENTS Jensen on One Llje To Llue, and Peter I Kitsch is one thing. If Comin' At Yal were screenplay. To think that he was paid money Women and men should find the treat Humanities Lounge. the first western to make money in years. own verse, there Is no limitation to form or Bergman, Dr. Cliff Warner on All My some sort of self-parody, if the violence had for writing a hundred lines of bad dialogue ment of women In the film Infuriating, and Plus, the SUNYA Distinguished Research Bad movies are a staple of American film theme, though shorter works are preferred Children, will appear at 11:00 a.m and been comic strip, or If it simply had been should be a source of Inspiration to aspiring OMNI Magazine, Bob Guccione's Lecture Series begins Ihe new school year the cavalier attitude towards violence sicken because of space limitations, and no one LOOp.m on Wednesday, September 23. makers, and like many critics, I have an ac some sort of old-fashioned, simple-minded writers everywhere. magazine of science fact and fiction, Is ing (spraying blood at the camera In slow reads long poems anyway. Each poem must with a discussion of "The Nature of quired taste for the best of the worst of them. action film, this would have been entertain presenting "The Future Is Now," a multi The stars will be on hand to answer per motion Is one of their more nauseating be typed or printed on a separate sheet and Philosophy," with John Kekes, Department ing, or at least bearable. If It had been well- media presentation exploring future sonal questions and reveal some of the com The point, lo reilerate, Is to show off 3-D, tricks.) In one sequence, a baby's bottom is must bear the name and home address of ol Philosophy, 4 p.m., LC 19. directed sadism, I mlghl have even found and that Is the final disappointment. As a col technology and Ihe student's role In controll- ing events in their soap operas, a trivia con Jim Dixon presented to the camera, In what I assume Ihe student, his or her college address, and Soap Suds something In It to recommend. lege freshman. 1 had an opportunity to see test will be part of the show with prizes was meant to be a humorous visual aside. Ing it. the name of their English Instructor, pour national television soap opera stars The makers of Comin' Al Yal Is execraahii . Enough of what the film Isn't. What It Is Is The Creature From the Black Lagoon and It awarded to members of the audience, free The natural Impulse Is to expect the child l» Robert Malone, pictorial editor, artist, and The deadline is November 5. Manuscripts will appear live at Latham Circle Mall In slime on the order of Pink Flamingos, and a one-dimensional revenge epic about a Came From Outer Space on a 3-D double- photos will be available. defecate on the lens, appropriately enough, industrial design expert, will also be discuss should be sent to Ihe NPT, Box 218, "Harriet's Soaps Alive" on September 22 director Ferdlnando Baldl and producer-star tight-lipped, lock-jawed rancher (Gene bill. They were in the old black and white since this Is what Baldl and Quinlano are do ing "The Nexl 50 Years." In a lecture and Agoura, CA. 91301. and 23. The program co-sponsored by Hans Christian Mendehlsson Gene Quinlano are artistic cretins with Qulntano) whose simple-minded, simpering 3-D, and I thought the effects were fun and ing to their audience. Crap is crap anyway dialogue. The event is tomorrow at 8 In the Talk. Talk, Talk Latham Circle Mall and WWOM radio, has Actor Danny Kaye, supervised by Maestro neither taste nor talent. To Inflict sadistic gar bride Is kidnapped by white slavers at often inventive. Qulntano and Baldl you look al It, and Comin' At Ya! is a piece CC Ballroom. been highly successful In arranging Ihe per bage like Ihls on the American public ought the altar. Qulntano rides the range in together, with color 3-D and a thoroughly Two on-campus lectures tomorrow: Zubin Mehla, will conduct the New York from the bottom of a very odorous For Better or Verse sonal appearances of T.V. soap stars lo be a crime. search of her, finds her and tortures deserved R-ratlng, can't come up with more "Anatomy of a Female based Profession; Philharmonic Wednesday, at 8 p.m on dungheap. If you want to spend four-fifty lo The National Poetry Press Is announcing throughout the country. The fact Is, though, that Comin'At Va/ls her kidnappers, only to have her re than one exciting action sequence, In which History, Status, and Hole of the Woman WMHT (channel 17.) see It, don'l say you weren't warned, hew Ihe publication of The College Poetry On stage at 11:00 a.m and 1:00 p.m to execrable slime on the order of Pink Flam captured and be tortured himself. This some flaming arrows are shot at the camera. Librarian," by Kay Cassell ol Ihe Hunlin
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WlMIHUll Page Twenty-one — Albany Student Press Sports September 22, 1981 • BE AN OFFICER OF THE MARINES Dane Booters Bottom Out Against Dragons GET STARTED Lack of Intensity Leads to Loss
by Marc lluspel Pictrls put I lie visitors ahead on a consistent today." Just as the Albany State men's penalty shot awarded lo him after Mike Calo of the Red Dragons varsity soccer team was beginning he was Hipped by Afrim Nc/aj of made the score 2-0 as he found the FORUFE to look almost invincible, the unex the Danes. That goal came at 16:38 left side of the net after receiving pected happened. The Division 1 of the first half, giving the Dragons the ball all alone behind the Dane Oneonta Reel Dragons came here on a lead they refused lo relinquish the defense from teammate Carlos Saturday and the bottom literally remainder of the afternoon. Obanbo, at 16:32 of the second Tell oul from under the Danes as During the course of the half, hair. AFTER COLLEGE Albany lost for the first lime this Albany looked very sloppy only Albany stole some momentum season, 3-1. putting: a meager live shots on goal. back as Dorian Fanfare scored less Even though Oneonta is a Divi In fad, I lie Danes' only serious than a minute later lo put the Danes Take Up The Challenge sion I club, Saturday's defeat was threat to score came In the final within reach, 2-1. more of a Dane loss than a Red moments of the half as wing John Hut with ten minutes lo go in Dragon victory. Markes penelrated the Oneonta end regulation, a llnce-on-none silua- You're working for a college degree to get you started InWe. You ican "Wc did not play with any Inten hooting a hard shot thai was just lion developed for the Dragons reinforce that degree and get a better start through ArtnyHOTC YoHI get sity," said men's varsity soccer wide of the goal. resulting in an Oscar Dai riga goal lo management training. Self-discipline. A sense of confidence./^ » earn the head coach Dill Schieffelin. "I do In the second half, the problems close the scoring at 3-1. extra credentials that will set you apart as a responsible achiever You "also not think we played well. Hither continued. The offense had dif Oneonta limited the Danes lo on receive $2500 over your last two years in the Advanced ROTC Program. No No on Campus Requirements! they made us play poorly or we ficulty moving, bui more impoi- ly a single goal by very good defen Paid Training During The Summer! matter whether your career plans are civilian or military. Army ROTU provides opportunities for both - active duty with a starting salary of over played poorly by ourselves." lantly, I he defense was very loose. sive marking. The Danes' big foi- Financial Assistance Available! - $11 300 or reserve service while employed in the civilian community, bet . • ; Against any Division I school, "The marking was mixed up. waul, Gerry Isaacs was tailed very Guaranteed Flight Training! started for life after college. Get started in Army ROTC. mislakes can certainly not he nf- Too many men were open loo many closely the entire game. "In the Tuff Physical Training! 'forded and the defense must be limes," said Dane keeper Hilly SlcT- midfield, Ihey had me marked. Wc
••'.'••< stingy because giving up even one fen, who had to com end with a Inl weren't doing enough wotk lo gel iE goal can be the difference in the of traffic on his doorstep all came. open," suitl Isaacs. A good Oneonta defense limited the Danes to one goal on Saturday. contest. But the Danes did not "Wc looked good for five "Against a good leam.it'shard lo Albany lost the contest 3-1. (Photo: Will Yunnan) adhere and ii cosi ihcm the game. minutes and looked bad for gel started. People give up Ion fast CALL: CPT PEX OSBORNE To begin with, Oneonta's Tosli twenty-five minutes. Nothing was because ihey (Oneonta) are a divi sion 1 school and do noi give out one-hundred percent," Isaacs add AT 438-Q010 a ed. Jeremiah had apotverfid "We were very I'lal and were noi For more Information contact the officer selection team moving lo I he open space." ex at 472-3640 or at the following address: plained Schieffelin. "We just did noi hustle," %fh u life. The Danes will Iry lo gel hack on Officer Selection Station - USMC %nj luence on my lye. Hack Wednesday, when ihey travel 445 Broadway, PO Bldg., Rm. 514 to Plailsbingh, ARMY ROTC. THE TWO YEAR PROGRAM. Albany, New York 12207 He taught me the finer points Mann 100th continued from pane twenty-three Nuiiii and Nancy I.evinc,playing lojtcfhcr as a doiii-',-. ream for Ihv lin'and dancid! first time, easily volleyed past Piatt- SMue A SI.UXTION 01 HNL WINI s ,i COMPLETE LINE nisrr.NShi) f UOM OUR Ol- YOUR FAVORITE nr.coRAiivt: WINI. UAIIRLI.S MIXED DRINKS ALL YOUR I'OP'ILAR I1RANDS OF DEER AND ALE ON TAP PLUS A PULL LINE TUB. SEPT. 22 STATE QUAD OP IMPORT! I) HOTILED BEERS 6:70 PM FLACROOM HOT BUTTER i LAVOKED mJIIIII.INi; HOMEMADE 1. use m 40 POP CORN •1 SLICE WHOLE PIZZA 2. Oklahoma^ Wk. 31 $1 5(1 Sl.lleflH^^HP 23 WED. SEPT. 27 COLONIAL QUAD 4. UCLA B : Bj 20 All GJIiiu Blttktnb At C3I}c $ub 5. Pittsburgh I , W 19 6:70 PM U-LOUNGE 6. Texas gm W 18 2H|m-0bt«j, September 24 7. Miami jm aft 14 8. Michigan • ^^ 13 6 p.m.-12:30 a.m. CULVER PICTURES '). Ohio State* II FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT 10. Clemson WL 9 IribaH $c &atur&au. September 25 $t 2B Points envarded on a 6 p.m. -1:30 a.m. 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1 basis. ASP EuqENE O'NEill 496-4801 Top Ten compiled by Bob IOO Proof Jeretnm Bella/lore, Mike Carmen, Biff liliiiumiitu Auxtltanj &crui«8 ^puiisureb \\M Jeremiah Weed* Bourbon Liqueur.© 1981 Heublein, Inc., Hartford, Conn. Fischer, and Larry Ktilm, Page Twenty-three __ Albany Student Press Sports September 22, 1981 r r ASP Interest Meeting Great Danes Netmen Rally to Sixth in ECACs Sports This Week by Jeff Ackerman one singles player, finished cx- highest finish for the day. They A well balanced team effort pcetcdly well, making it to the made it to the semi-finals Where WED. 7:00 helped the Albany Slate men's ten quaiter-finals where he was they lost lo the Univcrsily of 1178 Western Ave. (across from ShopRite) LCM nis team finish sixth at Saturday's defeated by ihe -tournament's top Rochester, 6-3, 6-4. ECAC Tournament in seed, Bill Notar of St. Johns The team of Russ Kasow and | 489-1 113. ,n ii fit » expires IV-.i 1 -ti I • l.awrenccville, New Jersey. Univcrsily. l.cvine drew a bye in the Dave Let tier drew a bye in the first Coach Hob Lewis expected a de first round and won I lib second and round, scored an easy, 6-1, 6-1, vic cent showing but admitted thai the third in three sets, each before los tory over Fotdham Univcrsily in the team did belter limn he thought ing 10 Notar, 6-3, 6-2. second and was finally defeated by they would do. He attributes this California Slate, 5-7, 6-4, 6-3. STUDENTS fine performance lo their lack of The team's nunihei two singles Tltc Danes played Vassal late weak spols. player, Dave Ulrich, only made il to yesterday and go against Oncnntu If you are interested in being on the "While some teams rely on ihe third round where he lost lo today. This Friday and Saturday strengths in their number one and Marlin Baldridgc of California Albany will host the fifth annual two positions to make up for State In Pennsylvania, 6-4, 7-6. Crical.Dane Tennis Classic in which t ATHLETIC FINANCE COMMITTEE weaknesses in olhel positions, our The two doubles teams also I tun 16 teams will be competing. Icam is solid at every spol," stated ed in a consistently good perfor "They're all ical good teams hui Lewis. mance. Fred Cuibci and Rob Karen we hope lo be in the lop," said CONTACT: LEE EISNER 457-5088 Dairy Levlne, Albany's mitnbci teamed up lo give Ihe Danes their Lewis. OR BOB HELBOCK 457-7971 Held, 1:30 i Coach Mann Notches 100th Win J.VIII, 9:00 a. in. * BY: FRIDAYY SEPTEMBER 25th j Women's varsity soccer vs. Syracuse In Michael Cannon by placing a note on a bulletin lOOdidn'i lake lone and Ihe prover Saturday, 9/26 on field behind Dutch, 1:00 The women's tennis team opened board. Three girls showed up "and bial champagne cork was popped Women's varsity tennis vs. Union the season with a relatively easy 9-0 we didn't lose then cither," staled following victory. Saturday, 9/26 at Union, 11:00 shellacking of Plallshurgh, hut the Mann. Carl Solomon, normally the Women's varsity cross country vs. Blnghamton main story was that Coach I'eggy In 1967, lennis became a com numhci two singles player, played Saturday, 9/26 at home, 2:00 Mann notched her KX) career win. petitive spoil and Mann started ad in the numhci one position. She Men's varsity soccer vs. Cortland Coach Mann is a veteran of ding up Ihe victories. When she had no problems as she defeated FULL SIZE DESK and BENCH Saturday, 9/26 al Cortland, 7:00 Albany women's tenuis. She started tallied litem al the end of lasi IMallshiMgh's Karen liillinan, 6-0, women's tennis al Albany in 1963 season, Ihcy totalled 99. Number 6-0. "Cari always plays well. She is a very good competitor, coming om with a FREE LIVING ROOM CHAIR of the Fori Washington Tennis Academy," ptaised Mann, Solomon's sistei l-'lise continued the shutout as she disposed of Bon ALL FOR $55.00 with this Coupon nie Bilggs, 6-4, 6-0. Llise Solomon, wiio was a lennis eounselot ovci Ihe summer along with Danes' Nancy Light and i.aurccn Isaacs at Welbj AAA USED FURNITURE OUTLET INC. Van lloin Tennis Camp was slmpls 73 Central Ave. overpowering, "Thursday was the hardest I've Albany, N.Y. evci seen Hlisc hit the ball. She 434-1770 played beautiful lennis," evaluated ihe coach. WE DO DELIVER: Mon-Fri 9:30-5:30 Fourycfli veteran, Ann Newman, dropped the first sci of the day. bin Sat 10:30-5:30 hung on to overtake hei opponent, 4-6, 6-2, 7-5. Newman was having problems gelling hei serve in which Mann ntlrihuled lo Newman's lack of playing lime this summer, "She must eel back into shape, Ann was nol totally psyched up," said Mann. Number fout and five seeds Isaacs and Janice Nunn casilj defeated their foes by identical fi-l), One Two Fingers Dorm Shirt 6-1 scores. The six seed match turned put to Yours for $6^ be a college lennis debut, loii Zalbowll/, a freshman, hit the It'll cover you up. It'll keep you warm. Besides, It says you have good taste when it comes to Tequila. court to take on Leslie Simpson. Two Fingers. Order one up. . . the Tequila and the Zalhowil/s first performance turn Dorm Shirt. Just Mil out the coupon below and send ed out nol lo he a disappointment along $6.95 for each shirt. The rest Is up to you. as she overlook Simpson, 6-3, 6-4. "Lori didn't have much nouble Send check or money order to: and appeared to be only a little Two Fingers Tequila Merchandise Offer timid," appraised the coach, P.O. Box 02609, Detroit, MI 48202 When the doubles matches com Please send me Dorm Shlrt(s). 1 have enclosed $6.95 for each Dorm Shirt ordered. menced there was little to bo answered. The Danes were up 6-0 Specify women's slze(s), D Small • Medium and had snatched victory. The first • Large • Extra Large doubles team of Light and Joan Phillips dropped Plallshurgh 6-3, Name 6-2. Light and Phillips will be representing Alhany at New Pall/ in the Eastern Collegiate Tournament October I. The first scare of the day came City when Knthy Comerford and Diane Marshal! played their match. They State Zip quickly dropped the firsl set 61 and No purchase required. Allow 4-6 weeks a tiebreaker to hold on in the se for delivery. Offer good in Continental U.S. only. Void where prohibited by law. cond set. Michigan residents add sales tax. 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A six yard pass had 91 offensive plays for 271 yards 2000 Protest South Africa-ERU Rugby Game For 55 minutes the Albany Stale football team statistically completion brought up a pivotal and collected 20 first downs. The dominated Southern Connecticut fourth-and-twelve play for SCSC Owls only ran 48 plays from scrim State College, but barely squeaked with 1:40 lt-rt. , mage for 135 yards and six first by the Owls, 13-12, on Saturday. Albany shifted into a prevent downs. Still, the Danes almost gave No Violence Albany led 13-0 late in the fourth defense, but Nolan found halfback the game away. CAA Activist quarter, but SCSC scored two quick Kerry Taylor with an 18-yard strike In contrast to last weekend's touchdowns after two critical at Ihe Dane 5 yard line. Cornerback game against Ithaca, Albany had Occurred Albany turnovers. Gerry Wierzbecki had him tightly great field position all afternoon. Arrested hy Susan Milllgan The Danes were driving and had covered, but Taylor came up with But they could not capitalize Although there was no violence by Lisa Mirabeila a first down on the Owl 15 yard line the ball. against a lough SCSC defense. The Albany Coalition Against with Just over five minutes remain "We had been playing great pass Three limes the Dane offense ai ihe demonstration against the Apartheid (CAA) will set up a legal ing in Ihe game. Albany Mead defense all day," noted Ford. "We look possession of the ball inside rugby game between the South defense fund for Vera Michelson, Coach Bob Ford sent in the play to were in a /one coverage and hail a the Owl. 40 yard line and did. not African Springboks and ihe Eastern an active member of the group, who second-string quarterback Dave pro (an exlra defensive back) in the score. Six times tile Dane offense Rugby Union (ERU), police had Napp — a little swing pass to the ballgame. He just rifled that thing drove inside Ihe Owl 30 yard line certainly prepared for ii. was arrested on the morning of ihe side. A .langcrnus call, but Ford ill there." and still came up empty. As promised by Albany Mayoi controversial rugby game bctweei the South African Springboks and hoped lo catch Ihe Owl defense off On Ihe next play Nolan hit Jeff Albany opened Ihe scoring on a Erastus Corning, the city's police guard. Dolan in the left corner of the end 30-yard field goal by foui Lincoln force ol 4tx> was on hand, sup. tile liasiern Rugby Union on September 22. "As soon as we Inokc out of ihe /one wilh a 5-yard scoring pass with wilh 1:50 gone ill ihe second plemenicd by officers of ihe Albany Michelson was charged wilh huddle and I hey lined up, I knew only 1:23 on the game clock. The quarter. Steve Compitcllo fumbled County Sheriffs department. Fur- violations of possession of mari they weren't going lo bite," said score siood ai 13-12 Albany, and Ihe ensuing kickoff and Scolt iher, slate police in Loudonvllle were on standby. phntii: Mure Urn, juana and firecrackers, and was Ford. Owl Head Coack Kevin Gllbrlde Michaels recovered for Albany on lili.il" I), m II, I, had a very big decision lo make. llic Owl 24. Three plays netted eight SUNYA students rallied on cam Police guard Bleeker Stadium while demonstrators march against upulheld held without bail until Friday, They didn't. Napp threw ihe pass The Dunes bent Southern Connecticut on Saturday, 13-12, despite two yards, bin John Dunham losl a yard pus, ihen marched ihe two miles to Many safety precautions were taken,; no violence wax reported September 25 when she was released and strong safely Mike Marshall lie could try Ihe one-point kick fourth quarter Owl touchdowns. (Photo: UPS) for a tie and then attempt an ou- on a Tounh-und-two piichoul. Bleeker Stadium, the site of the cheers Iron, ibe crowd, in her own custody. was wailing in ihe wing. Marshall break out — and that it would be nunistrators. A ear bearing the in sides kick lo possibly set up a ganic- some offense. Neither offense had match, where ihe approximately According to CAA press release, intercepted the pass on the 12 yard Minutes later Hardy intercepted a end another Albany drive at the En route to the stadium, the caused by the protesters. signia of ihe National Guard on its willnillg field goal. Or he could try scored a louelidown In their last iwo 300 demonstrators joined a larger al the time of Ihe arrest the police line and raced down the sideline Nolan [lass and relumed il 27 yards Owl 21 yard line, but hit a 35-yarder .students yelled "Springboks go Raymond said 25 police witli side idled past the marchers. for a riskier two-point conversion bailies. Two years ago Albany won, crowd which had marched from the confiscated two personal address unscathed for an 88-yard lo ihe Owl 28. Two plays netted two lo close the Dane scoring wilh 11 home," as they passed Ihe Thruway bullet-proof vests occupied ihe lob At Bleeker Stadium, a crowd of on llic ground or in the air. Ollbridc 20,-0, witli Ihe defense and special Stale Capitol. books, a recent phone bill, a list of touchdown return. yards, but Pratl threw the first of minutes remaining in the game. House, where ihe Springboks had by of the Thruway House. approximately 2000 listened to the elected to tiy for lite iwo-poinler. Ai SUNYA. ASUUA Chair the Coalition membership and a list "It wasn't a great call," Ford ad Marshall's iwo Interceptions, Strangely, Albany went Into a no teams supplying all the firepower. been staying. Marching down Washington music of Pele Seeger and the words Howard Slraker's comment that of community organizations, mitted. "We probably should have Willi ihe hull spotted on the 3 The defense held SCSC again, huddle offense with a 13-0 lead and Last year SCSC won, 6-2, with Ken Raymond, co-owner of ihe Ave. in pouring rain, the students of Albany NAACP President Claru a lot of time left in the fourth neither learn putting together a sus "students can now vole on this Michelson said she was arrested left il on the groin..!." yard line Nolan dropped back to and the Danes look possession on Thruway House was clearly angered were accompanied by the quid Salter field. al 3 a.m. in her apartment, and was Place-kicker Dale Uoodknighi pass. Albany anticipated the pass their own 48 yard line. They drove quarter. tained drive. campus . . . and thai man at the demonstrators, and lemurked presence of Slutc Police ears, local SallcrUold said she WUH not allowed lo make u phunc call missed tile crucial exira point, and blitzed their linebackers. Nolan 48 yards in 11 plays lo give them a "They used a multiplicity of (Coming) has got to go" brought that he thought violence would police ears, und several SUNYA tld- continued on page eleven continued on page eleven however, and the Danes led, 13-6. saw Taylor in the front, left corner firsl-and-goal on ihe Owl 4. Three defensive schemes," explained "We moved the ball a link- bit Southern Connecticut attempted of the end /one and threw quickly, pluy.s netted three yards, but Ford. "The reason was to gel them belter this year," said Ford. an on.sides kick,, hut Dane quarter but Bruce Collins and Dave I lardy Dunham rumbled on I'ourih-and- in a base defense if we could. We "Defensively, I don't think there back Tom Pratt covered the ball for were there to break up ihe play. goal on the I yard line wilh 0:22 left had a choice to go with no huddle was much difference between the U. Senate Changes S/U Grading Rules Albany on their own 37 yard line. Southern Connecticut once again in llic half. Marshall recovered the or get us into a huddle and face a two teams." Two plays netted four yards for the tried an onsides kick, but touched fumble. multitude of different looks." As in llic pnsi meeting both by Jttdie Kiseuherg thai "in actual fact, very few satisfy both students' desire to ex were old enough 10 decide on their Danes, but with 3:37 on the clock Ihe ball before il had rolled 10 Southern Connclicul fumbled on The strategy backfired, though, defenses were superb. SCSC fields A new policy reducing the max students opt for 30 credits of S/U periment with different courses and own whether 10 lake S/U credits in fullback Marly Parker fumbled, yards. Albany look possession on llic second play of the second half when Marshall returned the in one of the lop squads in Division II, imum amount of optional pass-fail grading," although no specific faculty's preference for A-F their major requirements. and ihe Owls recovered. llic Owl 49 yard line and ran out ihe and Mike Scully recovered on Ihe terception for a touchdown and and the hard-hitting Marshall bad a (S/U) credits which can be taken figures weie cited. grading. Chair of ihe Senate's Student Af Jim Cutlficld, who had his second clock. Owl 14. This time Albany look ad SCSC still had time to drive down spectacular day for lliein wilh two below the 500 level from 30 to 15,10 UAC member Helen Dcsfosses fairs Council, Neil Gelfand, said Ihe field for another score. interceptions and a fumble great game at defensive tackle, "It feels kind of good that we're" vantage, as fullback Chuck Priore become effective for all students A major point of controversy supported ibis proposal by ciiing as the proposal was unfair to lliose recovery. sacked quarterback Tom Nolan for 2-0," said Ford. I would have been dove in from the 1 lo give litem a Saturday's game deviated from graduating in May 1986 and after, concerned a pan of ihe proposal an example six seniors who saved students in Fields such as Political 10-0 lead. a loss of five yards, hut Nolan very disappointed if we were 1-1. the last Iwo meetings of these two "Thai's a great defense," praised was passed in the University Senate which originally requested thai of their most difficult upper-level ma Science and History which do not hooked up with split end Peter Duf We deserve lo be 2-0." Lincoln missed one field goal lo learns in that both squads generated continued on page fifteen yesterday. the maximum of six optional S/U jor requirements lo be taken S/U offer majors many lower level The proposal, brought before die credits applicable towards major their last semester, and courses, and proposed an amend Senate by its Undergraduate and/01 minor requirements, none failed—subsequently poslponing ment which would allow students Academic Council (UAC), staled could be taken above the 300 level. (licit graduation. Dcsfosses said the one optional S/U grade In an upper Women Booters Win With Pleasant Problem proposal would save other students lliat "students have been finding On litis matter, the proposal level uiujoi or minor requirement. by Mure Huspel level. The Danes have played varsity athletics, iliis team is look Meanwhile, Dane goal-keeper They certainly have. On Thurs that S/U grading works 10 their slated that while faculty members. from such disaster. She also pointed Coach Amy Kidder has a very several seasons priur to this one on ing like one with many yeai s of vai Laurie lliiggs, though not tested day, Ihe Danes opened ihe season ai disadvantage when applying to surveyed felt il was Inappropriate out that upper-level elective courses After more debate, this amend pleasant problem. A problem she the club level, bill now ihey have siiy experience already behind it. much, made several nice saves lo Siena by winning 7-0. graduate school, professional for students to opt for S/U grading are not included in Ibis propositi, ment passed by a vole of 28 to 17, doesn't mind having at all. It seems been elevated to varsity status. Simply, Albany Stale's newest preserve the shut out. "It was a good game lo start wilh school, lot jobs, etc." and that of in their majors, UAC fell students allowing students to experiment allowing members of the Class of dial the way het team is playing, the Ami they're not responding ac varsity squad is playing an excellent The Danes added another goal in because il gave people an oppor "faculty surveyed almost all felt should be able to experiment in outside their major requirements. '86 to opt lo take one upper- and women booters do hoi realize thai cordingly. Rather Ihttii playing like brand oi soccer. Moieoser, they ihe second half as freshman Cathy tunity lo play without ihe pressure fields in which they might later Several Senate members pnulo: Kin Chin that ihe 30 credits presently allowed one lower-level course in their ma Senator Helen Dysfosses . they have iust entered the varsity a team just entering ibe realm of have Ihe results to show for it. Kusso scored on another unassisted ^i a high calibre game," explained aie loo many." decide to major. Consequently, disagreed, saying that students old jor and/or minor requirements Saturday, Skidniore came lo Supported S/U proposal effort from Ihe left side of the Skid- Kidder. The proposal went on 10 lead UAC felt this proposal would enough to take upper-level courses pass-fail. Albany only lo be turned away by more net, Artistically, It was hardly a the women booters 3-0. And Iwo "Karen Hart/, Cathy Russo superb game—Siena look only days before then,the Danes handed. (one goal a piece) and Ciina Soldo three shols-on-goal during the en- Siena a 7-0 shut out, kicking off ihe did a wonderful job," praised Kid lire 90 minutes of playt season wilh an impressive 2-0 der. Sue Stem opened the scoring & SUNY Press, Government Clash record, Soldo did a super job and against followed by player- of- thc-gamc Skidniore Kidder described Ihe On a wet Held, Saturday morn- .limine Vosscler, who was assisted by Unite Levy would make them less paranoid and Legislature...and The New York veteran as having "probably the by Sue Slugel to give Albany a 2-0 Ing, Skidinoie visited Albany and S U N Y -1) 111 f a I o' s campus it wouldn't give us the opportunity Times, but one of cooperation and strongest offensive and defensive lead. was veiy outplayed by ihe Danes. newspaper, the Spectrum is still lo do anything to them if we got less antagonism. He added that, "1 Albany did have some defensive performances.we've seen from her alive despite an ongoing battle bet mad." don't think we should interfere; problems with balance in the first in a long lime." The Danes made it 4-0 as Court ween the paper and SUNY- One such incident did arise iwo we're all students und we're ull on half, bin those weie adjusted before Kidder felt a primary difference ney netted tvyo consecutive goals. Huffalo's Student Association years ago, according to Fechs the some side." any damage was done. Otherwise, between ihe iwo clubs was stamina, During the second half, Vossclei (SA). Buffalo, however, is not lite "when SASU planned a student At SUC-Fredonin's Leader, as Kidder commented, the Danes "Sliunina-wise, we far outweighed added another mid Courtney scored only SUNY campus newspaper to strike to protest tuition increases Spoils editor Ken Niedzicla said "played real well. I'm very pleas I hem and it made a difference in the Iwo more lo close Ihe game ai 7-0. experience conflicts with the gover and we wrote an editorial the night their SA tries to influence their ed." game. We had very capable people The Danes aie undefeated with a ning hotly. before siaiing we would not support material "all ihe time,,, just yester \lbany opened ihe scoring wilh a filling ihe spots," she said. 2-0 record. The team is playing very Editor-in-Chief of Binghamton's it," She said "the Student day we requested a police monitor goal by Knien Bail/ ai ihe 10:09 In the second half, [he Dalles well and ilutl is being reflected in Pipedreum Joann Feehs said the Assembly bail a meeting that night to cover local incidents, but they mark. She was unassisied on Ihe were constantly threatening, apply ihe learn morale. paper, which receives $29,000 from and they came within otic vote of turned it down.,.they culled il goal, and used some nifly moves to ing great pressure lluoughoui. In "We're going to Ihe Slates, This freeing our fluids for that trivial and they didn't want us to penetrate the Skidmoic end. fact, hud it not been for some line SA and $89,000 in revenue "Hied to is step iwo (ihe Skidniore win), we go Independent lust year and SA issue...and when we came to press, :over that kind of thing." The Danes' second goal came jusl play by opposing keeper Rachel all the papers were stolen." only have twelve more games lo tried to freeze our funds...so we're He also recalled that "last year over foitl minutes Intel as Anna Fenn, the Danes would have had go," said co-captain Ihiggs. Zlotnick maintained he docs not some things were stirred up...and Courtney lipped in Kalhy Cioll'vy,- more goals, not going to try now." "We're a together leant. We have However, iiiughumton's SA see the relationship between SA and they were thinking of freezing our ly's crossing pass in front of the "Their goal-keeper was good," Saturday's victory against Skidmnrt' left the women's soccer team wilh an a lot of new players and the old Pipedream "as one like the govern funds. I don't think they unders- goal moiilh, to increase Albany's agreed Kidder. "Skidniore has im President Davis Zlotnick said he'd iiiiuYIVuU'tl 2-0 record. (I'holo: Will Viirmuii) ones are really great, We're work "love them to be independent; il ment in Albany's State conlinued on pane seven lead to 2-0. proved and so have we," ing together," said Russo,