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Vol. 50/No. 14 Ithaca. NPw York February 12, 1981 ByEv!~hre~~- Acr~,2~ Members Resign Three executive board mem- nell approached him and told bers of the Ithaca College him that he saw two ushers Bureau of Concerts (BOC) of- smoking a joint. Connell said he ficially resigned from their asked Satz to ask Harry Fran- positions on Tuesday, Jan. IO. zheim to check on the situation. This resignation was due to what According to Satz, Connell the three describe as "an ac- asked him to tell Franzheim to cumulation of events that have ·kick out the two ushers. lead us to vent our frustrations." In accordance with the The resigning members: policies and procedures for David Satz, chairperson of ushers, which was written earlier BOC; Mark Burg, chairperson in the year by Franzheim and of media and advertising and okayed by Connell, Franzheim Harry Franzheim, chairperson explained that he had two op­ of personnel and security have tions in dealing with the ushers. issued this joint statement, "We The ushers could have been are resigning due to incidents asked to leave at the point of in­ which occured during and fraction or they could be following the David Bromberg reprimanded and later san­ concert that made the shit hit the ctioned (i.e. asked not to work fan." for BOC in the future). "Under According to Satz, Burg and the circumstances of two sold. Franzheim, tensions have been out houses, in the interest of the building between them and their safety of the audience, I could advisor, Matt Connell, assistant not justify dismissing two of my director of campus activities, for ushers. However, I did some time. Connell stated that reprimand them at the point of he recognized a personality con- infraction and asked them never flict between the three and him- to work at another concert," people coming to the Strand, . "We recognize that pot is chairperson of the Student Ac­ self, but hoped it could be said Franzheim. that would have been incon­ illegal and that Matt has to tivities Board (SAB), "The in­ resolved through discussion "A while later, Matt pulled ceivable," said Franzheim. protect the interests of the cident has been blown-up. among the members rather than me aside, outdoors, and "At no time did I tell Harry school, but he went about it the There has been a lot of misinter­ making it a public issue. threatened me with my job if I that his job was in jeopardy. I wrong way. We're protesting his pretation." Shaw was not of­ The Bromberg incident began didn't ask the two ushers to leave told him that he was placing treatment of Harry, but we also ficially aware of the resignations about one hour before the first then and there. With 2000 himself in a position where his feel that for an extension of until Wednesday morning, when job could be in jeopardy," said Campus Activities, he is creating he received a note from the three Connell. apathy through his actions," informing him of their decision. According to Satz, Franzheim said Satz. "Now, I'll sit down with the . approached him after Connell Although there was talk of rest of the Board of Directors of allegedly threatened his position. resignation since the actual oc­ SAB to evaluate the situation. Satz said that he then went to curence at the concert, the There are a million different Connell and said, "If Harry's resignations of Satz, Burg -and alternatives, but that's not for expendabfc, so am I," Connell Franzheim were not made of­ me to dec.:ide," said Shaw. denies that this statement was ficial until Tuesday afternoon. ever made. According to Kevin Shaw, Speech Communications Procedure Defined

By Teryl Reynolds screened, Associate Professor faculty committee to review the Speech communication area Sandra Fish said she was search process of the speech coordinator Carolyn Gilbert said charged with actions which communication department. standard procedure for filling wrongfully promoted Murphy's Provost Lois Smith said faculty pos1t1ons has been employment. Fish said she Longin referred the matter to her followed in filling the open refuted the charges at a later because, "He felt he might be Business Suff e~s position in organizational com­ faculty meeting. Murphy and consulted." She said three munication. Fish are married. tenured full-profes~ors from the From Bar Scene Gilbert said normal procedure At the Dec. 2 meeting a School of Communication~. for filling faculty positions is to Health Physical Education and Complaints about students and ployees and rude behavior on the Screening motion was made, first advertise in national Recreation and Humanitic~ and bars downtown are responsible part of students. "I don't want Gilbert said. Motions could to appear like an old man publications. The personnel have been made to screen Sciences have agreed to form a for extra police patrols at night. committee to look into the mat­ In spite of this measure, shaking his cane from the porch committee then screens the other candidates, she said, but they were unnecessary because ter and make a recommendation however, such sentiments per­ steps," said Macksoud. "but in­ dossiers that arrive, and the the other candidates were not to her. She said she will tahc sist. This article is one example, cidents occur often, just at that faculty selects a small group, on campus, not did they have their advice seriously and decide and another, covering other shop which stays open after usually three, to be interviewed . a spokesperson on campus. the matter . points of view, will follow in the hours until 3 a.m., that violate and determines their priority. Part-time instructor Rick "The intent of the motion wac; Gilbert said, "l am di ... turbed next issue. the personal rights of my em­ Murphy said that he was un­ to screen out the Murphy can­ by the interpersonal di fticultie~ By Ron Ginsburg ployees and customers.'' fairly screened from candidacy didacy," Gilbert said. "The surrounding the hiring proce~" Ned Macksoud, owner of Macksoud said, "These for the position. Two motion was necessary as a inthis;ase.l personally welcome Ruloffs and the Collegetown students act differently on cam­ Referendums signed by 31 motion because of the par­ the committee inve~tigating thi ... Bagelry said he is concerned he pus than they do downtown and speech communication studen­ ticipatory behavior of Murphy situation. Any further will have to close his Aurora their actions reflect on the ts express concern about the and Fish, (primarily Fish) in the discussion of the reason~ for the ,street outlet because of problems college and especially on them­ handling of the hiring process personnel and curricular process, screening is inappropriate to ,;,, 1,,,'-"v he has had from a "small selves. These people seem to and the departments' treat­ I discuss in a public forum. nucleus of people, mainly from think that they can grow up and she said. ment of Sandra Fish. Dean of Humanities and "I will welcome the opportur­ l,' LC." become responsible and more i Sciences Thomas Longin said ity to speak to a peer committee Macksoud said the incidents .mature later, · -after they At a faculty meeting on Dec. Murphy asked him to form a about the matter," ~he "aid. include harrassment of em- continued on page 12 2, at which Murphy was Page2 THE ITHACAN _February 12, 1981 ·

- ITHACAN 1: INQUIRER', EDITORIAL ·------\ Last week an attack was reported on campus. Since the incident was not a rape, however, its perceived seriousness diminished somewhat. What do you think of the complaints of downtown merchant<; and residents about after-hours noise and vandalism? College officials, armed with statistics concerning the scarcity of rape at I. C quell the fears of nervous students and parents, but the fact that dangerous areas and difficult situations exist anywhere dictates the need for· caution. Rape is not the only crime to guard against. Sexual harrassment in other forms is no more pleasant or even more acceptable than rape, nor does an in­ cident need to be sexual in nature to be feared. Students, especially women, should employ caution at all times, regardless of the history of rape on campus, and/. C. should continue to plan lighting for the remaining dark areas of campus. In this way, I. C. can avoid a marred record, and students can avoid harrassment.

oy Stuckwell, Management '80 Cathy McCuOey, Philosophy '82 It's definitely happening and Maybe there should be more as been happening for a while_ after hours parties that are held It bothers me that students feel far away from town. the need to get senslessly drunk so often.

Abby Gold, Psychology '84 It's that they feel that way and if it is happening it's too bad. Rob Ecker, Economics '82 Students should be more con­ I think downtown totally siderate. deserves what it gets. The romotional gimiks, like Dimies, ttempting to increase profits, result in reckless drunks. The core of the problem is the hilosophy of the drinking ~tablishments and not the drinkers.

Debby Milock, Exploratory '84 I think that they have to Ben Katzenstein, Politics '81 realize that this is a college town, I think it's a legitimate gripe, ai:id that's what they have to deal Editor-in-Chief: ' Business Manager: Sales Manager: Advertising Manager: ~tudents should sublimate their with. Elizabeth Dana Bruce Leskanic RichOrent Eric Hyman libidos. Photography Editor: Production Coordinator: News Editor: Ben1amin Norton Eva Grodberg Judy Green . Copy Editor: . Financial Manager: South Hill Editor: Sports Editor: Dianne Williams Barry Siem Silverman Loren Mortimer Teryl Reynolds

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To the Editor: In the past year, we have met present the best concerts possible ticipation. A reason for this may together? We the following members of obstacle upon obstacle in dealing for our campus. In doing so, we be due to the friction between David Satz, Chairperson, the executive board of the with our advisor, Matt Connell, require more student volunteers the administration or Office of Bureau of Concerts Bureau of Concerts have decided the assistant director of campus than any other organization on Campus Activities and student Mark Burg, Chairperson, Media to resign our positions and we activities. We recognize that his campus. With all of these volun­ body. As representatives of the and Advertising, Bureau of feel the student body should position is an extension of the teers, we find that we must be students, we have decided that Concerts know our reasons for such ac­ administration and their policies, flexible in our attitudes towards we can no longer work under the Harry Franzheim, Chairperson, tions. We are truly sorry since however he has helped to create their behavior. conditions put forth by the Of­ Personnel and Security, Bureau there is such a bright outlook for an atmosphere unconducivc to As the three of us arc all fice of Campus Activities. of Concerts the traditional free outdoor show student involvement. seniors, we have witnessed at­ Isn't it time that the faculty, and we would have liked to have All of us have put an extensive tacks on student apathy in all ac­ the students, and the ad­ been a part of it. amount of time in trying to tivities requiring student par- ministration all start to work nu\a

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The act he wanted adopted the national republicans or political party does receive fun­ not allocate student government has , in the past, been an unwrit­ another college republican group ding from student government. funds to any organization or ten policy of ~tudent gover­ at Cornell." Cantor's concern is Wright said that student club ~hich directly supports an­ nment. He wants it to be made for other groups that want to government docs not y national or regional political "actual policy." get started that have no other discriminate .. He said he want~ party. 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Fireplace Housing Lottery Approaches Accessories By Pecka Bunnell & Diane homing officials with a con­ Apartments or Hudson for the Gardens should con­ Vaccaro trol card, then drawing a. Heights, applications will be sider Hudson Heights because, It is the time of year again to number in their respccil't'Vc available from the Housing many did not receive the iron shop begin thinking about where class. Office March 16 and arc due placement last year. on the commons you're going to live next year. On March 26, in-dorm sign­ no later than March 23 by 5 Students requesting to move 272-5101 Following is an outline of the ups will take place. If a pm. On March 26, a list will off campus must apply procedures which must be met student desires to remain in be posted on who has received through the Office of Residen­ by each student to ensure on­ the same dorm, not changing placement in these areas. On tial Life by March 20. campus housing for next year. the status of their room (a . March 30, the actual sign-up Please. note there will be First, a $200 deposit must be move can only take place from for specific apartments ·will designated triple rooms and HICKEY'S received by the Bursar's Office double to double or single to take place. There are no more specific information will by March 15. This entitles the single) they may do so on this squatter's rights in the Garden be distributed by the Office of 201 S. Tioga St,• student to a control card day and avoid the lottery. Apartments as there are in Re~idential Life. Ithaca. N.Y. , which is required for ad­ On April I and 2 in the dorms. · Junior combinations m1ss10n into the lottery 272-8262 Terrace Dining Hall, there will process. On March 23 and 24, be room sign-ups for those the lottery will take place in students who wish to move Less Than 100 Days THE the games room on the third from the Jann they now oc- , floor of the Egbert Union. cupy. · Music Store The actual lottery consists of For those ~tudents in~ Senior Class Officers the students presenting tercsted in living the Garden 1Plan Year End Festivities

By Kevin Kern Senator Patrick Moynihan. Talking to Senior Class Many of the seniors got up President Sue Trevaskis on the and left the exercises as he phone was my original intent started his speech. She also to find out who and how the added, "As of right now, I'm Senior Class picked their gue?t not able to say who it will be commencement speaker for this year." this Spring. "The Senior class is really I was told that the process pushing for a great last 100 started last April when juniors days," said Trevaskis. were invited to submit ideas Thanks to the help of many for '8 l candidates. After that people among whom are Kevin meeting a five member selec­ Gage, treasurer, Gary West, tion board of Student Body vice president, and Ellen President Jim Leech, Senior Wahl, secretary, fund raisings Class President Sue Trcvaskis, have been very successful. President Whalen, Vice Some of the thipgs that the President of Student Affairs Senior Class has planned are, Richard Correnti, and Faculty another party at the North Council Chairperson Harold Forty, an outdoor concert, Emcry·found themselves with picnics, brunch at the Ramada about 60 possible candidates for seniors_ and parents Sun­ to siphon down into one by Commencement Day and this May. customized Senior Class 18 oz. The process is long and mugs that will go on sale in the complicated. Each candidate Union Feb. 20-26, and this would be researched and cost, Friday assorted Valentine political background, views, candy will go on sale in the and student app~al would have Union. Any and all Seniors to be carefully considered. are invited to bring more ideas Said Trevaskis, "We don't to the class meetings every want what happened three Sunday at 7 p.m. in the Job years ago with guest speaker Room ip the Union. A~-ATAC GA~DE~ New, space-age alloy [Rt STA[R~N-f1 CI, i ne,.·e · A m,·ri(·a rr Food that looks as good as gold, 18 W. StalP StrPPI 272- ,:J/,O wears as good as gold, costs about half as much. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY· OFFER: Save $10 off the regular price. (Offer valid through February27 ADELPHI UNIVERSITY'S ONLY) . Yello\v Lustrium rin~s by Josten's available daily at your bookstore. PREPARATION COURSE You are invited to attend a free orientation covering the law school Union Lohhy admission process with emphasis Feh. 16& 17. 10-4; on the LSAT. To be. held at Goldwln Smith Hall, Ithaca College Bookstore Room 181, Cornell University on Ithaca College ~ Wednesday, February 18, at 7:00 PM. ltha~, ~y 14850 ~ - The lthocan's Guide to Arts and Entertainment B. B King; Some No Frills Blues by Howard Altman If you closed your eyes and listened, you might have seen Eric Clapton -or Jimmy Page on stage at the Strand. When you opened them, all vou saw was a fat, old man making love to a guitar named Lucille. Lucille and B.B. King paved the way for up and coming guitarists of the 60s and 70s and Friday night, the Gran­ daddy of Blues music trucked into Ithaca with his ten piece band. Band leader Cal Owens opened the show, leading the B. B. King Orchestra through 15 minutes of be bop before he, introduced The King of the Blues Guitar; Mr. B.B. King. At 56 he is definitely not too old to rock 'n' roll. He saun­ tered on to the stage with a smile on his face, not showing the strain of playing 310 nights a year. Immediately, he took control of the stage and the audience, as he slid into the riffs of Caledonia. From the first note, the crowd belonged to B.B. and he carried them from the frantic heights of his rock and roll, to the depths of his blues. King brought Lucille to life, the way no other guitarist could. He made her sing, cry, laugh and shout and the audience was out · there, answering Lucille back. "Get on down," B.B. shouted at the audience. "Get on down!" By this time, billows of smoke were rising to the top of the roof, and the ef­ fects of various potables were beginning to show, as people began dancing in the aisles. B.B. took the crowd down with his most fearful blues. As B.B. wailed, his band swayed back and forth, moving with the groove. The emotional output on stage was delivered to the audience at maximum decible. Although the crowd came to see King his orchestra left its im­ pression behind. Cal Owens took over as B. B. stepped back and let his band show their stuff. Rhythm guitarist Leonard Gill showed how much playing behind B.B. taught him, following the master through riffs that would lose most heavy metal rockers. King also played off his horns, trading licks with teQor saxist Robert Garner and baritone saxist Andy Senegal. Drum­ mer T'ony Coleman provided a steady backdrop to the emotional leads of King and Russ Jackson went wild on the bass, filling in holes, pounding out walks and funking out on solos. Although the blues arc the continued on page 9 South Hill. February 12, 1981 . Poge 8 ·John Hall Returns to Ithaca

by Michael Rinaldo and melodic love ballads. Roll" and "Kansas City" by When John Hall, formerly Despite some audio problems, Jerry Lieber roused the of the Ithaca based Orleans Hall continued with "Good relatively mellow audience. band heard that he was Enough'' and the Beatles From these rock classiei'-Hall playing at the Arcade, he knew "I've Just Seen a Face" off of slid into a fine medley of songs that it would surely snow. "Rubber Soul." The set en­ including "Shari" by Frankie Well Sunday night, snow it did ded with Hall's most popular Valli, "Stay," "GroQvin," and I hope that was the only songs from No-Nukes Fame - "Having a Party," and the reason for the poor showing "Plutonium is Forever" and powerful "Not Fade Away." that evening. For certainly I· "Power." In all, despite the excep­ could not have been a lack of It was in the transition to tional performance, I left the talent of his part. electric where Hall's versatility show with a feeling of sad­ Besides his ability to write as a guitarist became most ness. When such a talented and perform beautiful love evident. With high intensity performer as John Hall comes songs, and his ability to create jamming and well conceived back to his starting ground to socially significant statements guitar leads, Hall expressed a play he should be greeted ac­ in musical form, John Hall is a side to his talent not widely cordingly. To come out and most versatile guitarist. known. Most illustrative of see a very sparse 150 people Playing two sets; the first this capacity occurred during must have been slightly acoustic, the second electric, his version of Hendricks disheartening to this fine in­ Hall proved to be a e·nter­ "Have You Ever Been Ex­ dividual. If you were one of taining individual. perienced." Playing the guitar the select few who showed up, Accompanied by a friend between his legs and behind you are truly lucky. If you who played organ . and his head, Hall pumped out choose to stay home, you sometimes trombone, Hall some high energy chords. missed a fine and versatile jumped right into the show by The most entertaining show. If and when he returns, opening with the Orlean's hit a~pect of this show was during don't let it happen again. "Dance With Me." He l : ! half hour encore. Chuck followed this with some soft Berry's "Hail Hail Rock & John Hall Bouncing and Bopping With B. Willy Smith

'by Michael Rinaldo. buddies from New Haven, A few months back I had Corin. who just happen to be the pleasure to catch a unique able to create some excellent and energetic warmup act. music. With a debut album1; Generally one desires the entitled "B. Willy Smith "hot warmup act to do just that - off the presses, this band- has warmup. But this group was established jtself as a group so successful that the crowd that is ready to move up. actually called them back for If you like good-old time more. This act came to the SO's and 60's songs, then this point of practically upstaging · band is for you. From the the top billing; George moment that iirst note reached Thorougood. When they had my inn._; ear, I felt compelled regretedly finished, I hoped to move. Whether it be to for the day when I'd see them snap my fingers, tap my foot again. Well, that day came on or just plain sway, I moved. ThUi"sday night at the Arcade The music is so lively and when the B. Willy Smith Band buoyant that only a Cornell shook the beams of the old Med School cadaver could be l.C. gymnasium in a return excused for staying still. appearance. B. Willy Smith is Bruce ' B. Willy Smith is a group of Smith on vocals, Bob Elliot on functioning old high school continued on page 9

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Page 9 Film Clips/ The Incredible Shrinl~ing Woman by Bill O'Donnell You see, Pat has become the Despite the inviting opening Grodin turns in an adequate per­ sets; Pat\ crowd of gum The California world of "The victim of a series of chemical sequence at the supermarket, fonnance, but he has played this chewing neighbors are Incredible Shrinking Woman" side effects, and has literally "Shrinking Woman" soon kind of role so often now gloriously costumed in a rain­ is full of hot pinks and aqua and symbolically begun to slides into a category of C'Heaven Can Wait,'' "It's My bow of polyester tennis shorts, blues and hazy sunshine that shrink into the tacky quagmire familiar current comedies: Tum," and "Seems Like Old jogging suits; and bikini tops. glints off of the cars in super- of American life. muddled themes and plots. Times" to name a few), that he The film has a keenly satiric market parking lots. Unfortunately, satire isn't The film's eratic shifts in seems to be trying to create a look to it, not only in its·fuzzy, Throngs of shoppers clog a the only thing that the creators time, which range from new Academy Award category laid-back photography but in landscape of storefronts, idly of "Shrinking Woman" wan- tedious expos1uon of the titled Best Performance by an the deft casting of supporting ted to cram into their "suspense" plot to a slapstick Actor Playing a Plastic Person. testing a new plastic-eye of a roles, the stand outs being TVcamera. lighthearted revamping of climax reminiscent of "King However, Jane Wagner's TV's Mr. Whipple as a crot­ Into this hotbed of blase 1957's "The Incredible Kong" become too frequent, script seems to be the root of chety grocery store manager commercialism stumbles the Shrinking Man." Not only deadening its rnmic impact most of the film's problems, and Mike Douglas as himself harried Pat Kramer (Lilly are we expected to chortle at and diluting its social com- and if Wagner had spent less (although I did wonder how "Tomlin), a suburban the cleverly stylized sets of mentary. time thinking up bad puns Douglas felt about parodying his own image.) housew1te· accompanied by a Pat's repulsively lovely home The movie would have been (such as Grodin relling rowdy entourage of obnoxious and the narrowminded doings far better off to stick with Lily Tomlin to get off her soapbox The special effects are well brats. Without a moment of of Pat's advertising executive Tomlin throughout rather after Tomlin finishes making a handled, and Tomlin certainly husband (Charles Grodin) as than wander off on other speech standing on a package knows how to make the best of consultation, she is force-fed well as her hyper-efficient characters, the evil executives of bar soap) and more time on 1them sitting all alone in a doll the elastic cheese spread and is neighbor Judith (also played and scientists in particular. creating a consistent mood, house with a Ken doll, she soon on her way to experien- cing the biggest ,. (or by Tomlin), but we're also Tomlin looks great as the director Joel Schumacher makes the movie's comic rtudged to feel sorry for Pat bewildered Pat, fresh and would have been able to give potential come to life. But all smal Iest) happening of her life. Even as she drives when she's too small to have glowing in a dreamy, naive the movie more than Just a too frequently "The In­ through her neighborhood-- sex with anyone. And way, quite unlike her tense, snappy pace. credible Shrinking Woman" is sometimes dishearteningly predictable, in T asty Meadows, where every we're even asked to pasty-faced Violet in "Nine to . Many of the film's best spite of a few good laughs that neighbor. calls out the virtues- feel a little scared when the Five." Tomlin makes Pat's moments are the resul,. 0 1· unusual array of stock villians encounter's with a closet full background, ·nci·dental keep your hopes up until they o f some product as she oasses 1 by Pat, is well on her way plan to exploit Pat's misfor- of menacing toys or a sloth- material, like the skillful use finally shrink away. th ou>.h th f A . tune to (yawn) take over the filled garbage disposal of color in the costumes and r ~ . e O 2 0 mencan world. genuinely entertaining. matenahsm. , * B. B King; Some NC)~ Frills Blues at the Stran contmued from page 7 -He looked old enough to be ongi~al called the T · Bone Robillard began to chew his past their capacity. If you ever easiest music to learn to play, my father, but he rock~d the ~ogie. Vern Lecow pulled strings, keeping up the frantic get the chance to see Dt1ke it is perhaps the hardest to blues like a kid. He was bop- out an acoustic bass and pace. Robillard, a_nd you are in the master. No one can take a few ping . around till' stage, got down on his knees, put the The only problem Robillard mood for some straight forwarc. chords and make them effect sweating under the hot lights, ,guitar behind his back and the had was the distortion he got rowdy rock, then by all means an audience like B.B. King. He and getting the audience hot. · three of them went into a wild from his overworked · check this act out. puts his feelings into his music He closed his act with an jam. The crowd went wild as speakers, that were blasting and gives meaning to the notes. As imore!>sive a~ he was Friday, it would! have been Bopping With 13. Willy Smith· nice to see the man at his continued from page 8 prime, delivering his message bass, Steve Beldino on guitar the floor was filling with dan­ of the blues to crowds un­ and Jerry Connolly on har­ cers and didn't stop until the familiar with the names of monica and drums. From Bob show was over_ A version of Beck, Clapton , Page and all Bsettger comes the sax with "Mac the Knife" sent the others who have directly Mike Codavin playing some crowd bouncing and bopping. benefitted from Kings loving exceptional pia~o. around the club. Perhaps the rclatimi'ship with Lucille: - Playing many or their own best effort though, came with The King show was primed by songs as well album is in town. So go out, riffs and got them up and While the first set highlighted .Pick up a copy, and have your­ rowdy. more original tunes than the self a party. With B. Willy He opened with a tune second, the performance in it's Smith on the turntable, you're called "Cooking" and that's totality was excellent. sure to have a wild time, exactly what the old man did. By the middle of the firs~ set because they're just plain fun! Duke Robillard

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The following is a contributed ingenious plan of action and silenced when the administration student enrollment at Ithaca I talked to one open-minded, satire. perhaps offer some of my own publicly humiliated them and College will also have to be progressive school dean (who By Kristen E. Ebert suggestions. denied them the right to vo~n limited. I personally would requested anonymity until his Inflation and financial har­ I would have to say that the the upcoming "Garbage Can suggest the admittance of 100 book comes out early next year}, dship have plagued educational recent move by Ithaca College to I• Placement at Ithaca College" students, tops, and I would also and he remarked that he and L institutions all across America, dismiss the entire faculty is one Committee membership elec­ suggest that the College charge several of the others had, in fact, ~·~ and even our own beloved Ithaca of the best made by this in­ tion. them 100,00 dollars per annum. long felt that Ithaca College is no L College has not escaped the on­ stitution in years. The school, I, and many others, feel that These students could be chosen place for those who are in­ slaught of economic upheaval. during a routine examination of applause is due the victors, who by evaluation of 1fleir aesthetic capacitated by a university Colleges and universities the yearly budget, discovered are a fine group of intelligent, appeal, assessment of their degree. "Professors are really a everywhere are being forced to that something definitely had to responsible people. That vital wealth, and by casting lots. The drag," he said. "They really get reassess their priorities, and give. Ninety-six perceot of the extra three percent in the Ian- considerable sum of money that in the way all the time, would result .Jrom this could be questioning things like tenure Inflation and financial hardship have plagued educational institutions all used, in addition to financing the policy and academic ~tandards. agrarian beauty of the College, Frankly, we don't need that kind across America, and even our own beloved Ithaca College has not escaptd to restructure the academic of hassle here at I.C., and I for the onslaught of economic upheaval. programs to allow for a hor­ one think that these people are ticultural concentration on all of an unnecessary expense that we them. Of course, all actual lear­ could have saved ourselves a major revamping of budgetary bill paid by each student went dscaping sector of the budget ning would have to be purely up long time ago." plans is occurring right and left. towards the landscaping of the will allow the College to install to the students, as they would be I was able to speak with one Ithaca College, the very pillar of College, three percent to faculty coutless more red sumac trees, without faculty supems10n other school official with a educational concern and payroll, and the remaining one weeping willows, and crabap­ completely. Some examples of slightly modified viewpoint, who progress, recently embarked on percent to such miscellany as pies. Ithaca College can displa;, possible courses are: Psychoac- claimed that "teachers do have the enforcement of a policy of liquor for the Pub, innovative a better grade of daffodils, and tive Slugs, Anatomy and some valid qualities that simply "non-100 percent tenuring" in sugar packets for the food scr- the benefits reaped by the lawns Physiology of Astro-Turf, can't be ignored. No one else an eff01 t to prevent academic vice, and frisbee competitions, from the additional manure pur­ General Plant and Tree looks quite so good smoking a stagnation and to allow conser­ the biggest of which is the chased wtll be overwhelming. Psychology and Hora pipe, and Lord knows I don't vation of finances. This is cer­ muchlauded Vidal Sassoon. Plans are already underway for Motivation, and for the fun of have time to read all those tainly admirable, and the Open. Consequently, a joint the fonnation of a committee to it, I Like Plants and Weeding books." (Incidentally, it has sin­ College\ consequent decision to session of the President and select new locations for ad­ For The Minority-Conscious; , ce come to my attention that this let go an important-but un­ Deans (the trustees voted in ab- ditional creeks and bridges, and The possibilities are endless, and particular person has persuaded tenured and therefore cumber­ sentia) decided that the arrangements are being made the fact that all learning to move his wife, children, and some--faculty member was. predominant concern of the with an artificial cattail contrac­ materials would be cultivated by worldly possessions to Tucson, nothing short of award-winning. College, as evidenced by the tor in Bethesda, Maryland. the College is a highly enticing Arizona. A mere coincidence, But this was not enough, and it budget, was clearly undeniable, Ithaca College officials have feature of this plan. · one can be sure.) wasn't until Ithaca College's and they came to the obvious revealed that, according to the In addition, with any But the main contention most recent action that my faith conclusion that the dispensable prediction allowable by this discretionary income, the among coherent, progressive was restored in her ability to item was the faculty. Of course, "Megaplan," in five years the College ought to--and it is administrative members is that honorably pull herself up out of there was the usual bothersome school will be suitable for enter­ rumored that it will--erect a Ithaca College has long been due the academic, economic abyss dissention among the board laing foreign dignitaries, White plastic statue in the student for a major overhaul. Until the and recognize truly· valuable members, several of them House officials, and visiting union games room which will present, the College has not fully educational priorities that have arguing against the validity of Grange members. honor all the faculty who will utilized its physical resources, been hiding for so long. I would this decision. These naysayers, Understandably, because of shortly cease to clutter the and· it is especially in this area like to share with you this however, were-thank heaven-- the decrease in faculty, the campus and the budget. continued on page 11

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Rostker was quick to point reservists, previously alerted of deed prepari::g draft notices for Puschcck, the agency's associate The observers liked what they out that the computer tape the forthcoming notices, 35,000 unsuspecting young men director for Plans and saw, Puscheck says. holding the names and addresses received the Mai!grams on the chosen by lottery. Operations. "The Defense "The Defense people were in­ of the 3{000 mock inductees third day of the ~ercise. The lottery was only a "prac­ Department was assured· that ~rested to see that our system is wa<; removed from the Western ctice," Selective Service our system works, and that we spokespersons say. The draft can induct efficiently in case of notices were never sent, and the emergency, "Puscheck explains. SAB Sponsors Laughs list of men was subsequently The November mobilization, discarded. however, wa5 the first one in By Michele DeStaffan and were trying to get a big students who were interested The practice was part of the which the Selective Service has Be prepared to laugh name act. in being in the opening act for Department of Defense\ fully participated. "We've been tonight at 9p.m. ! One of the However, they started this night of comedy. Making "Proud Spirit" mobilization required to be a part of it in the many Winter Carnival events dealing with agents and came their I.C. debut will be Peeka exercise, carried out by 80 past," adds Selective Service that will be held this week is up with many different alter­ Bunnell and Bill Meinel. government and military spokesperson Joan sponsored by the SAB Speakers .natives. The 26 people involved are /;- - orgamzations, one of which w~ Lamb, "but this is the first Committee. - - They came up with the best magically transforming the the Selective Service. time we've physically held a Last fall, the committee, and brightest of New York's Union Dining Hall for this Within 24 hours of the star­ lottery and drawn names." under the direction of David talent showcase clubs. The gala event. A few surprises ting time on Nov. 6, the The reason is that "this is the Ogilvy, sent out a campus sur­ comedians for tonight's per­ will be the addition of a stage, service had reviewed its com­ first year the Selective Service vey to find out what students formance are Danny Laudor, mikes, spotlights and candles puterized list of registrants, held, ha5 been revitalized, and has the wanted to see on campus. The Carol Leifer and Larry Miller. for ambiance. a lottery. and fed the names of capability to do it," Lamb notes. overwhelming response was They have · played various There will be an admission 35,000 "inductees" into ;, Asked if the mock draft was comedy! clubs including the Comic charge of $1 at the door. There Western Union computer. held with any special precautions In answer to that, the com­ Strip, Improvisations, and will be table service, and beer The computer, in turn, woukl or sensitivity to public worry that mittee, composed of Penny Catch a Rising Star. and wine tickets can also be have sent Mailgrams to the military registration-- begun last Downes, Barbara Piudick, On Feb. 9 the committee purchased, four for a $1. l.D. 35,000, if the exercise hadn't summer and resumed in Wendy Fast, Lori Wiley, Nan­ held open auditions for all will be required. been stopped at that point. Jan., might lead to a real cy Hirsch and Lynn Ainsley, The next two weeks of the draft, Lamb said, "Oh no. This set out to find some exercise period were spent set­ was just a regular Department of comedians. Ogilvy said that *Downtown Destruction ting up mock state headquarter~ Defense exercise." they had a budget problem continued from page I to a point when someone wa~ graduate," continued seriously hurt. It's really just a Macksoud, "but I think they small nucleus of people who get have a responsibilty now to the trend for these things. respect other people's rights and Society needs outstanding people they also should not cut off their and not people who just stand educational process once they get out." off campus." Macksoud concluded by "I own a bar," (Ruloffs) said saying, "All I a~k i~ that the~e Macksoud, "and I like people to people return the respect and have a good time, but with a courtesy they receive from my group mentality sometimes employees." 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By Danny Smith get the fast break going and Frank pointed out, "Assists doing quite well. 46 points over the same stret­ A young basket ball team is beat Alfred's defense up are important, but I must also As tough as Alfred's zone ch. prone to inconsistency. For court. be the quarterback of the was on Wednes-day; RPI's On Saturday night against example; turnovers, poor The second half started team, recognize and react to a man-to-man defense took no New York State's fifth ranked rebounding, and defensive slowly, but when point guard wide range of defenses, do second fiddle. The Engineers, Division III team, the lapses are a big part of games Jamie Frank got the fast break most of the ball handling, and perhaps not as talented as Hamilton Continentals proved played. The bright side is that rolling, things started clicking play defense." Alfred, played fundamentally too strong a force for the at any point during a game this in the scoring column. IC's Playing defense is in­ well together and gave the Bombers to overcome. In can all change, and a young three big men: Hart, Quesnel teresting because in IC's two Bombers a very competitive front of a capacity crowd, team can showcase offensive and Clark, benefited from home wins, Frank played game. Playing kind of hot and Hamilton's inside game wore and defensive brilliance, vir­ Frank's passing greatly as the man-to-man against the op­ cold the entire night, IC away at the visitors and the tually dominating its op­ passes accounted for 56 of ponent's top scorer while his escaped with a narrow 63-61 result was a 93-83 loss. A ponent. Such was the case this Ithaca's 82 total points. Fif­ teamma.es played a four-man victory. Big guns for the home team however doesn't get bet­ past week as IC posted two teen assists in all were credited zone against the remaining team were Tod Hart (25 pts.) ter by playing non-league home victories before drop­ to Frank, and that tied the IC players (in basketball jargon a and Mike Quesnel (16 pts.). schedule padders. Hamilton is ping a hard fought IO point single-game assist record. box-in-one). IC's full court press created a quality team and IC should loss to Hamilton on the road Ralph Boegel, Frank's back­ L Playing man-to-man defense several RPI turnovers, which benefit from playing such a Saturday night. court mate, played the unsung requires a lot of hustle and when cashed in for points squad. The week's work started on hero as he contributed IO desire, not to mention the helped greatly in the win. The Now 12-7, and 4-3 in the Wed. Feb. 4 against ICAC foe tough points mainly because pressure to stay in good defen­ tandem of Pat Clark and Mike ICAC, the Bombers now have Alfred. The Bombers, playing of hustle and hard-nosed play. sive position the entire night. Quesnel at the front end of the time to prepare for a four­ · sloppy for ~!most the entire The bottom line was a well One would think that putting press, tipped, stole and caused game homestand. It starts off first half, relied heavily on the deserved 82-75 victory, getting not only a big offensive, but many bad passes by RPI. with conference rival Clarkson efforts of Tod Hart. Hart the Bombers back on the win­ now a defensive burden on The play of Mike Quesnel Friday (8p.m.), St. Lawrence connected on two key 3 point ning trail. Frank's shoulders would be for the two game homestand Saturday at (3 p.m.), non­ plays to help pull IC into a 30- Frank's tieing the assist too much. Not so, because as­ was very impressive. With league Division II Hartwick 30 halftime tie. record is worth more mention, Frank admired, "I get into the most teams concerned with Monday (8 p.m.) and ends The main problem during because assists are what most flow of the game more playing stopping Hart, Quesnel with conference opponent RIT the first half was a tough-to­ point guards cherish. It is an man-to-man. In addition it lessened the defensive pressure on Wednesday at (8p.m.). It's penetrate Alfred zone defense indication that teammates are frees me to recei\>C the outlet on Hart with scoring results of a homestand of great oppor­ that forced Ithaca to be scoring, the fast break is pass and get into the fast his own. 32 points in the two tunity, and certainly one of patient and rely on its outside working, but most importan­ break." The position of point games greatly helped to free optimism for the Bomber~. shooting. The remedy was to tly that the point guard role as guard is vltal, and Frank is Hart, who _himself compiled Track Sharpens Edge for ·spring

8y Richard Kassirer With two weeks to go before The Ithaca College track the ICAC Championships at team is once again tuning up RPI on Feb. 20-2 I, Donnelly by competing indoors to thinks he has found some real "sharpen the edge" for the talent. Two freshpersons, spring. sprinter Mike Egan and Doug Mike Donnelly is. in his Kaplan, a long jumper, have second year as the track coach, · shown potential. Donnelly a~ well as the linebacker coach also mentioned miler Kevin of the Bombers. Together Bishop, and Mike Page with his assistants, Tim Pen­ and Le5ter Maslow, both sprin­ dergast and Jerry Boyes, they ters. Donnelly explained that have the team competing in five although the team lacks depth, meets in approximately one there has been great im­ month. provement in the sprint and Donnelly believes that along field evenb. with his strict sprint work, The main problem the team competition in training is very facas during the winter i, the important because it gets your weather. Ithaca doc~ not ha\'e adrenaline flowing and per­ facilities to hou,c an indoor formance improves. He con­ track.team and must make due tinues by saying that "the with what Cornell has to offer. score doesn't really matter, we On Tuesdays and Thur~day, are just filling in the holes to the team travels 10 Cornell', get people in shape." indoor track for "interval The two teams, indoor and work," a mi\ of sprint\ and outdoor track, are really half speed running. On the separate sports here at l.C., other three da~, the team but there is a connection bet­ "runs on the road," in­ ween the two. Donnelly says dividually. When a,ked if he· that although indoor, or win­ ·would like to ~cc an indoor ter , track is not mandatory in track built here on campu,, order to participate in the Donnelly ,aid, ··11 would he spring, he says, "I let those .great, but you mu,t make due athletes know that their chan­ ~'with what you have." ces are slimmer if they don't 21 The track team i~ making run in the winter. If they want C: due, competing in the ICAC', to train with· the indoor track 8.·\and moving right into the team but not appear in the ~springsca~on on March 14th. meets, that's ok." JC hurdler practices at Cornell. P~e14_ THE ITHACAN f'ebruary 12, 1981 I ' JV Basketball Takes Close Match vs.· Alfred By Howard Altman ter leaving the locker room The IC JV Bombers pulled with a five point halftime lead, ~- out a last minute 56-54 vic­ the Bombers got a little tory over Alfred College Feb. careless and let Alfred take the 4 as Jim Zabransky came off play to them. the bench to control the boar­ With 3:09 left in the game ds. and th~ Bombers down by The Bombers held the lead four, Gene Sackett left the until 12:31 of the second half, game with an ankle injury. As when sloppy play enabled he was rolling on the floor in Alfred to control the tempo of agony, Coach Jim Mullins put the game. The Bombers were in Jim Zabransky. Im­ unable to keep up with mediately Zabransky made his Alfred's run and gun offense, presence felt, dominating both which had suddenly come to the offensive and defensive life after a dismal first half. boards allowing the Bombers Alfred guard Joe Cesarano to control the pace of the game sparked his team's resurgence, down the stretch. scoring eight of his fourteen A bucket from Dave Malin points in the second half. tied the game at 54 with I :57 Cesarano was a pest on defen­ left, and John Gardner iced it se as well, stealing the ball and for the Bombers with a jumper breaking up the Bomber's from the baseline. That gave passing game. the Bombers 56-54 lead, which The Bombers jumped off to they held onto for the rest of a quick 7-0 lead in the first the game. half as their passing game Sloppy officiating marred picked apart Alfred's half the game in the -early going, Basketball Hopes For StaJe Tournament court trap. IC controlled both With the refs missing a lot of By Amy Doonan now 17-4 on the season and one high 32 points in the second half, boards, and the offense made fouls that should have been Will they or won't they? With of the top NYS contenders, jum­ including a three point play that almos~ every shot count. Af- CO'!_linued_!!n page 16 two weeks to go until the State ped out to an early l l point lead helped l.C. cut the lead to 63-60 Tournament, the Ithaca College on the strength of eight points by with 2:45 to go. women's basketball team still forward Margaret Casper. Colter dropped two free Bowling Team Wins Match has a shot at an invitation to play Ithaca was at a height disad­ throws at 0: 14 to make it a two in it, despite their 8-8 record. vantage with only one player point contest, 67-65, but that Coach Natalie Smith com­ over 6'0 to Fisher's three six was all she wrote as Fishers ByP. McGann bowled by Ruth Azen, whose mented, "None of the state footers and still managed to Robin Mortenson sank two free The Ithaca College four game series was 660. teams have really dominated this close the gap to seven, 30-23, at throws with three seconds to go. Women's Bowling Team won Cathy Haight had the highest year. Everyone has suffered key the half. On Saturday, Ithaca pulle~ the match which I.C. hosted series in the match - an out­ losses, so we still have a chan­ The Bombers got off to a slo,v out a big win over state rival last Saturday. Ithaca scored a standing 734, making her a ce." start again in the second half, Canisius, 75-69. total of 3306 pins to beat Cor­ 183. However, Tuesday night's loss and Fisher built up a 13 point Both squads were plaqued by nell (3285 pins), Oswego (2855 Next' Saturday, the bowling to St John Fisher, 69-65, didn't lead. But then Faith Colter went turnoyers throughout the first pins), and Elmira (2844 pins). team will participate in an in­ help the Bombers' case. Fisher, to work, scoring 22 of her game continued_ on page 16 The high game, a 235, was. vitational match in Oswego.

Budweiser. KING OF BEERS~ ATHLETE OF THE WEEK

Lora Newbery won the 100 yard breast stroke event with a time of 1:18.006 over St. Lawrence's second place time of 1:18.017, Saturday. Newberry's close fir­ st place won the meet for Ithaca, 71-69. "There was a lot of p~ure on hew because it was the end of the meet, and St. Lawrence would have won if she had taken second," said Coach William -'Wally' Ware. "This was her best meet. She's hard-working ,r and a good all around swimmer," he said. Newberry also won the 50 yard breast stroke and the medely relay and took a sec~md in the 100 yard in­ dividual medley. She holds the I.C. record in the 100 and 200 yard breast stroke and the 400 yard medley relay. For her achievements and dedication, The ,Ithacan, honors Lora Newberry as Athlete of the Week.

r February 12~ 1981 THEITHACAN Page IS Ith~ca _Swimmers Top St. Lawrence and ·Buffalo eclipsing the all-time record for wins by an Ithaca swim­ ming squad. The Bombers will have three more oppor­ tunities this season to improve .. that record, a chance to break into the dozen victories category for the first time. _, l Defeating SLU wasn't exac­ - - tly a cakewalk. It was a - - seesaw battle .that saw the lead exchange hands several times - up until the final event. A - scant two seconds clinched the victory for the Blue-and-Gold 'z_ • • ~ - - as relay-man Jim Bernhardt g _,. - reached the tiles before the f -.-- second-closest SLU man a could.A member of the team sur- ~------!C's Tim Wilmont, 158 /bs., rides his opponent on the Binghamton ream ...... ,. mised that the margin of vic­ - -- . . tory was determined by "who IC Wrestles Binghamton _,.,. had the better (and more ... I strategic) line-up". Apparen- Of six wrestlers entered in Wilmont, 158 lbs., and Bill •, t. f• . t g tly, things went Coach Ware's the meet against Binghamton Bray, I 67 lbs. pinned their op­ ..i .,,,J .J. .. ci Tuesday, three pinned their ponents, scoring 6 pts. each ;!: way. ci The completion of the swim opponents, and there was one for the team. Ralph D'Avey, >: decision win. 142 lbs. won by decision, '1~ team's schedule is: an away •_.. ... meet last night at Alfred (at Ithaca was unable to enter scoring 3 pts. for the team. Ithaca dn-er Todd Metcalfe. pre~stime, there was no score wrestlers in all of the 10 weight The team travels to St. available), Genesseo away this classes because of injury and Lawrence for the ICAC By James C. Bums En route to defeating SLU, the Saturday and-the climax of illness. championship~ Saturday. They finally &ct it. But it third member of the triangular the season-an away meet at Ron Schenk, 150 lbs., Tim wasn't easy. dual meet was U. of Buffalo, Binghamton on Sat. Feb. 20. The Ithaca College men's who also took it on the chin After that, the team looks !',Wim team finally defeated from William Ware's boys. forward to Nationals. Swilll Teain Treads visiting St. Lawrence Univer­ The hard fought pair of Judging from their success so ,ity\ _aquamen for the first simultaneous victories boostec! far, Nationals doesn't seem time in J.C. history, 60-53. the watermen's mark to 9-3, like such a big deal. .. Over Cornell, SLU

Ithaca women swimmers winning 200 yd. medley relay Gymnastics., , Outperforms Two swept over Cornell 90-50 at along with Buck, Newberry Cornell's home pool Tuesday. ·and Woodard. The score was close through Other firsts were taken by Teams In Dual Home .Meet most of the first 12 events, and Woodard, Buck, Lauren in the last three events Ithaca Bewley and Sue Gassner. R~· Shcr~·I Murph~ . On 1he \ault, Ithaca took for the Bombers with her took the first and second In the meet against St. The· Ithaca College four places with Susie Chapin in second place finish. Chapin places, scoring 24 points to Lawrence Saturday, IC was Women', G~·mna,tics Team first, Kim Garbinski second, took fourth in this event Cornell's 3. down near the end of the meet wntinucd their winning ,treak Linda Johnson third, and Judy against E. S1roudsburg. Marguerite Donahue was before Lora Newberry took last ,,eek by defeating Nor­ Bell fourth: Johnson set a new career the high scorer of the meet first in the 100 yd. breast thca',(ern and East Stroud­ Sue Bourne set a new school record for herself in the all with 17 points, followed by stroke by only one-one­ ,berg in a dual meet on Sat., record on 1he uneven parallel around event wi1h a score of Barbara Buck, 12, Lora hundredths of a second, com­ I eh. 7. Coach Harriet Carnes bars with a !'>core of 8.80 to 30.35. This won her firs! place Newberry, 11, and Liz piling 5 more points for the felt it was a good meet, and beat 1he old record of 8.55. · against E. S1roud<.burg. Woodard, 10. learn. The final score was 71- will really help morale for the Johmon finished second and The Bombers defea1ed Nor­ Donahue took first in the 69. Cornell rneel (Feb. 10) which Sheri Speling took third. theastern by a score of 123.0 200 yd. individual medley, 100 The team goes to East ha~ alway!'> been a laugh one. Ithaca caplllred !he top 1hree 10· 120.9 in their first meeting yd. butterfly and 50 yd. but- Stroudsburg Saturday. In 1heir second meeting of spot!', in the floor exercise led of the season. terfly. Sh.e was also part of the 1he <;eason, Ithaca defeated by Chapin in first place, John­ Chapin led the wa~' to vic­ East Stroud<;burg by a score of S5?n in second. and l'v1aria tory for the Ithaca women by 123.0 to 115.95 after having Castrataro in 1hird. taking firs! place in the vault, r------~------lost by only four points in Sophmore Chris Ficken led and 1hird place in 1he floor their first mee1ing-. the way on the balance beam continued on page 16 : •UCE'S ! r e sTUovINEUR; · -1 i ULTRA : Do you like sports and a The University of Louvain (est. 1425) 13 I writing? Write for The Lcuven, Belgium ~ offers . : AUTO & YAN: Ithacan. Call 274-3207. I CQMPLETE PROGRAMMES IN PHILOSOPHY Iii FOR THE DEGREES OF B.A., M.A., & Ph.D. 13~ plus A JUNIOR YEAR ABROAD PROGRAMME I All Courses Are In English · Tuition is 11,500 Belgium Franks ( $400) WASH I Wnte To: Secretary English Programme\ 8 i i l

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continued from page 15 third places in the balance cxcrcbe and balance beam beam with Ficken finishing against Northeastern. "I second and Chapin third. believe she'~ the first person Chapin was the only to not ever to score below 7 .0 on place against Northeastern in the team in· dual meets, " said the floor exercise where she Coach Carnes. "It's the first took third place. time in history I've had anyone "The bars looked super," that consistent on the beam." stated Coach Carne!>. "We beam." have good strength in the In vaulting against Nor­ bars." The team also looked theastern, Ithaca also took strong in the beam, averaging second place with Garbinski's only one fall per person. 8.4 and fourth place wa~ cap­ "We're stronger in denth as tured by Johnson with an 8.3. well as the bars," said Coach Bourne's record setting per­ Carnes. formance took first place in This week the I.C. women the uneven parallel bars. She will be taking on Cornell on was followed by Johnson in Feb. 10, and Canisius and second and Speling in third. Slippery Rock in a dual meet ,.. Ithaca took second and on Feb. 14. *Basketball. ~·( continued from page 14 Trinity Lutheran Church half and the lady Griffs held a (Missouri Synodl slim 30-28 lead at intennission. tC:htt1i{9 149 Honness Lane (Te!epnone 273-901.7). Kathy Price sparked the SundaySchool9:00A.M. Sunday Worship 10:30AM Ithacans in the second half as she collected 12 of her 18 points. A ""7iv611te Free Rides from Come/lat 10:15AM. Price bucket on the fast break \\'hen ll /r11·c(/ CJllL' (/1n uf • Baker Flag Pole • Donlon Circle • Risley Bus Swp gave the Bombers a 73-69 edge with just over a minute to play, L'd/JL't.:r. thL'r(' L'011 he 11r> mon· litt1n-.; trihutc thun u From Ithaca College Egbert Union and a pair of Sherri DiDio free 111t·11Hmal .~dt 1,1 the.: Amer- Parking lot at 15 throws with 0:30 on· the clock 70: 1u111 Cunt"t'I .'iriclL'I\ /11 iced the win. *JV Cagers 8tudent supper/discussion.group, helping atl11c1·(, the Suu­ Ithaca travels to Cortland continued from page 14 ct1··, grnrl ()/ co/Jr/tlCrll1,\! Thursday afternoon before called. As a result the game ca11ccr. 1 ow gilt lw11or, th(' Feb. 22, 5-7pm. returning home on Tuesday dead threatened to get out of hand. against St. Bonaventure at 7 pm. They finally got a handle on it i\kmun.il .~1tt tund, 111,1\· hl· by the second half and there 'l"llt tu \t1Ur luc.1! :\mcnc.111 were no major incidents. C,llllc'r ~11uc·t, Unit • The JV team will play Cor­ nell on the home court Friday American at6pm. Cancer Society •

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Hey Plcdgebornb~, Fern, Mitdah, Get pwched for pledging. Animal To Madame Prc~idcnt, I haven't forgotten about you!! Have Tweedledum, Happy Valcnune', Da:,'. Why lo\c hou,e city! I luv you guy;. Hapkpy Remember- don't get out of bed too a Happy Birthday I miss ya lots & lots. I hope things one when you can mjoy three? Valentine\ DAy. quick- you may need to start over! Lots of Love are going well & you arc happy. Don't Love ya, Love, .f'.'t5ve B.C. knit your brow-Have fun. Feducia A ;i~ter Plcdgcbomb, Tamarie Love ya, Your cx-As,i\lant To all my friends on the 6th Floor­ Tweedledee To Q-\1an anu f-\lan, Kcvlll, Happy Valentine's Day "F1N remember 1ha1 rhcy can Do you ,till think 1'111 in~ccurc? Tiger, Love you The boys house- ovcrheal. Don '1 go near the waler How about it? It's your move. Next Watch out for "winks" on Valen­ Barbara Lets really not wait till Easter to get (Bath, Shower, Ho! Tub) \\ilh !hem time don't ,lam the "Door," when tine's.Day! Heard the "buddie5" arc together. After 4 years we MUST par­ and clean after each u,c." Happy you leave. really rer,ua,ivc. When are we going Donna, ty it up! It's nice having you' all Valemine\ Day! Sally to pledge the frat? Congrnd; on the Ice cream, candy, flowers & darts. around. Love, room. What's the next step? One from the girls house PK&K '!,cart, Sec you at the Dugout, Chris How about a ~uitc at the Pari, Dear SKLAN, (slick)· To Cha,uy- Hiltom with lots of pillow,? Happy Wifey Sweet Polly Purcbread, Happy Valentine's Day!! I really Do you kno" what hakp[len, when Valentine·~ Day! Who is Dudley Do-Rights Horse? hope this weekend turns out to our an eagle hear, the purr of a hon? Jc t'embras~e. To Shari, April, Michelle, Tusk, Lin­ Dishonest John benefit! I don't think I could take Happy Valentine's Day! Your B.F. da, Ellen, and Karen, another "Closet case" like the others­ From the hean of the eanh Thanx for smiles, understanding To a Breathtaking Guy- see you at your party! Eagle- and just being good friends. You What arc you thinking of. .. Happy Love alway~, T,1 Ja}. I'd love 10 get my hand~ on your make the 9th like another home. Valentine's, Sweethear! "L.N." Tl11, rn1gh1 have been an Apple Pt,·! feathers- Happy Valentine's Day. Happy Valentine's Day! OX Abby 1 Happy Valen11nc·, Da} - An Admiring Sparrow Love, Shawn DearM&M, Karen VicVic, "Mind if I steal a woo?" Happy lcorg.e. Mom, Trauma, Lurch, Ken, Chicky- Was it B.F.D. of Bed? Valentine's Day!! Maybe I'll rent a To J 1-1. Tim will be our 5th Valentine\ Day Make sure DC sees this: DC-I love lzark refrigerator for you-but, only if I can A frtend of mine "am, 10 w1,h you togclhl'r and I think I've finally c:oir.c you Valentine! Happy V-Day----the steal a woo!! a Happy \'alcntine·, Da} ! to a condu'lon--1 love loving you! one & only "Bebe" Rat GEM and burt, Love, "Lynn" Lo\ mg you ha, made my life what it i, P.S. you guys ain't so bad either ... Put me in the mood, and drive me Ellie Fitzgerald and I'm going to keep it up forever. crazy! Plese. We'll get down to that To the Brother, of ATO. Happv Valent me', Day! C.B.P. & D.W.N. C and C for another year of Valen­ Hey Jayne Louise, Ho\, doc, one ,ay thank you for a All m~ Lo\e, How are the drugs we arc wainting tines together, but I want mostly to Don't worry-We'll make V-Day a lifettne full of memorie,! I Io,c you for the news on the wenches. We are show you how madly I Love You! Bla~t!! Remcmber-"Onc day we'll all and will mi" you ,o rnud1 ne,t having kegs on TR at Chumley's. Love, ME look back on this and il will all seem year! Happy Valeminc\ Day Guy,. Hope your having a good-rowdy-time. Jule, funny!" you're great. I love you \Ir. fo,! ! ! Best wishes for a suscxful semester. You may be right, I may be crazy. I Love, Lo\e, Jo. PKP, KHF, CEL just hope it's a lunatic you're looking Your future housematc, Your Lifelong Sweetheart 1 lo\cyou. for. Be my Valentine' P.S. Where are we going to put all 6 Steve Willy & Wcsty: Love, "Mr. Crazt" toothbrushe~? D Phi Pledge,. Herman the worm salutes you! Get p,ychcd and go wild! P.S : Don't mess around with those Sarah, 6 Charles Street- a friend Dear Arni. B&C, Neumann, .I-a. Daf­ rock circles! I love you. We'll nuggle soon! Hey guys. I figure if I sell my car fy, 321, Sucy, Hcgadee. U.A .. Love, the Doorknob Kid -BEAN and eat only every other day, I ju,t Dear \Ir. N1gh1. Saaarraahh, Happy V-Day!! might have enough for senior week, so Another Valentine\ Day, and Lo,c To Daddy- Dear Carrie- count me in! another year 1ogc1her! I'm looking Abby, Grace, Lil' Stephen and I Valentine's day is on a Saturday, a P.S. Mommy make it ~!art! forn ard 10 so many more 111 the The Bi,arre Elmira Kid love you and wish you a Happy Valen­ perfect "night" to celebrate. 521 State Street future. Than~ for alway, being there tine:S Day-Having your children is a Love throkugh ,mile, and tear,. I love you­ wild and wooly experience! Bruce A.A.- ;our number 1 Fan forever. l\luffin~- Love, Mom We lent you our ears for one and a "Buck wheat" l'll trade you one ~ound booth for Zeanie: half years. Now fill up our noses with two fre,hman. Happy Valentine's J.D. My heart still lie~ beside you, and the two gram~ you owe; U5! Sun. Da}. You're so far away and I need a fix! my wandering body grieves ... J.N.,G.S. I Ill'\ er thought I would ever fmd a Love, Babe Happy Isl Valentine's Day Triple L P.S. Time heals P.S.pw! ,tar and a ,un ,h1111ng 1ogethcr. bu1 Love, the junkie m. \,e·\e made 11 happen. I Io,e you Cry;tal- hone;. To the Foxe, of 26-2-8: To Y, of the Foxy Foursome (T-3) SQUIRREL, . We make beautiful mu,ic together! Star Ramblin' Awav but Thcv'rc All "Hold fast to dreams for if dreams Happy Valentine's Day. I can think -ThcSta,h- Too Shy! I'll Be Your Valenti~e .. die, life is a broken winged bird that of a great way to end the night. Dearc,1 RIE, Luff. cannot fly." P.S. Go for it. Cheers to many good LMA llapr} Belated 33 percent. Happy Valentine's Day! times ahead. Friends forever .. , I love ya! Love ya, -Stell Love you, Love, LMS Bruce Bubba. The other half of the Foxy Foursome · Patli Happ~ 2nd Valentine\ from Bom- (T-4) Chri,- Nell. be~and. · Iran, Iron, Irene? Happy Valentine\ Day! You've Happ:, 20th B1nhday ! ! I lo\e you. New Wave King- Love you in London, How're the been a great frined & will be rnis'>cd lO\C, The occupants of 309 wish you the crumpets, knock 3 times on the floor. next year! ALL my love, Kim Den - rnarona ultra-brightest heart day ... so don't get Happy Valentine's Day to you too, too upset about the mist from the Rhonda. Le,lic, I lut I. Peace and Pro,perity. London Fog ... you still need only to Brubakcrs You haven't been forgotten. I care. I'll llutl vou lcf1. I'll nutt ;ou right; Rose, arc red/Violet, arc blue/ Thi, blowory your hair once. Happy Valentine\ Day. I'll rlufl ;ou al"ay,. All my fluff. doe,n'1 rhync hut· Happy Valentine', Love S&C "BRI-YAN" Your neighbor Your Fluff-A-1'ullcr Da)- My life is but a song Lme Eddie, Mike & Paul, I have written in many way~ To Rick: Dc,n \1. W c love you a lot! Just to say to you Looking forward to the f1N day of Than~ ; 011 for all ot the lo\ c and Earth and Cha,ity Happy Valentine's Day! To say I love you yes I do summer. June 21st the nice-,! day of l'(1tl11d,11,~ 1ha1 ,ou ha\c g1\cn me. Love always, And I'd like for you to be the year. I Love You!! Dn11'1 ,1,,p. 11 \\ouldn'1 be fair! 1 ake Greg. Tomm;. and John. Sherri, Lisa & Ann Whatever you would like to be Love, 1..d1.: u1 , ()Ur bntlBoston. you) May you love your alcohol love your, Dunbars, a little frat action and Brad Love, "Leg" go my Eggo May you love your women l\·1c .111d Deh. arc placing bids. Boom Boom!! Pies. and may Kevin keep his hands in the 1 ;s;l'\I , c.11 I'll· \ddrc" 11 \1r and Vlor,clclle Blondie, RIGHT place. \11, II Co111c,i,11,lltvem29-3-2 P. Boo: Since you 're already staying here Love, Mr. c .. \11" H P.B J. Paddington wuv, you too, but not Friday, and Saturday is V-Day-how Stu and Killycat, the undercover F. F. I: ,cc you before Vlay? ! as much as I do. about staying here the whole weekend­ ,.A.P.S. \uc 11.,h,. KcllyAnn and Brandel hve 4-e,cr. Love, Di better than the couch! Seriously have I 111,l' \Florida will be better!! did 1ake out your tux! Ama,ing .. Always, Garfield The ,oc1al diairwornan Honey Forever yours, SHUHG Valentines

David- To the outrageous social chairwoman, To Heidi (no. I), Linda, Phylis, Karen, Do it up Saturday! Good luck Hey 'Kid'- Thanks for an awesome time. Peter, Andrea, Bct,y, Patty and L17: The Advanced Silkscreening Crew Thank God for Purity, pink Signed, I love you, babe! Thanx for li,tening, chatting and balloons, and Jillie red dispensers! Obnoxious frat man Financl' caring. You're all true friends. Hap­ Nell, Shells, Suse, What a weekend!! py Valcmme', Day to my very attrac­ I love you guys! Your Whippet Companion Robbie, tive friend,! Love, the longest rushee in history When I ,aid that I lo\ e you. I meant Love, Dolly-- Hey Beautiful, thal I'd Im L' you forever. Shav. n Dear Bertis, Whcn's our next road trip'? I'll be Thanks for the mcmoric,, Your, fore, er, Dcarc,1 Tim, Now I'm asking---Will you marry sure the ga, tank's full thi, time. allnightcr,, B01 Scagg,, Chri,tmc Happy lover, dai, to IJe be,t lowr 111 me& Su,1c Old Port, AST!, ASTI, the world. I'll alway, lmc you. Love, Kathy "It\ over," Lots of rmc,, Forgc1tul. Your Honey, Cher To Gary S.- Just friend,? New York, llaririY Valenllnc', Day ... let\ rn11111 Dear David, Oh, yo, yo, yo! Keep up the fight. New York!!Good time,, on many mor,: ... 1ogcthcr ah,ay,! To my friend, (where ever you nia) Happy Valentine's Day! Happy Valentine's Day! I "Love of my life," Talk l.me)ou, bel, I love you all ways and alway,. -Bob to me .. Awc~omc! Flcrihan1 ·, \lc111or) II 1, chance that make, ,1,tcr, h111 Love & Miss ya, "Lady", Thinking of you 011cn. heart, that make friend,! I hope your Ilene Doc- :\fo, you alot. Yo IB. P2 and .lack,:1111<111. Valcn11ne\ Day i, a happy one. Thanb for coming with me Sunday ! Ain't Be mme. ,\II m~ Im,: forner and Love, !\le Happy V.D. to all my great roomies! nite. I had a great time. Hope to get ul\1,a!"'. P.S. A,k th,: lit1lc hoy, 1f they "ant Love, Jamie together soon. Goldie ;omc candy---aftcr all. it i, Valc1111ne', P.S. That's Valentine's Day, Claudia Love, i Da) !! Donna Pre,, To Jamie, Capon, Thanks for a ,pcctabular weekend. Is that the way you look? Dear RC, I want to Meringue to the tropical EKG- Mark Lovc­ Wantmg you the way I do rythmic sounds of your doucc, douce I do. And I will.. You just won't S.M. i I onlv want to be wnh vou congas .. believe me. Thank you for being my /i\nd I "ouid go to the end, ~f the ear­ Balla! friend. Hey Bo, To the "Bedford Fella," in Terrace 8- th KEG You blue eyed, blonde hair beauty. Thanx for evcrything-e;pcc1ally your Cau,e, to me that', what your worth trois/quatre, Tell me why you arc such a cu tie,. friendship! Happy Valentine', Day lls recontrent et asemblc its trouvent Tweakie D, I live you I love you! Love, PS l'ile d'Espanola ... Happy Valentines The last JO have been great. Herc's to Ouds Your Long Island buddy in Terrace4 uno/quatro the next 10. I love you. Shermcl- Twcakic P. Dear Fly- Hcrc we go again, another Valen- Tom, Stacy, Never forget the great time~ at LC.­ 11nc's day. How about a half dozen Memories of a special heart shaped Dear JAKE (and his best friend), Happy hearts day! next year onto bigger and better!! pink ro,e; from a secret admirer? pizza ... What a wonderful suiprise! Fame is the scentless sunflower, Let's get together. Happy Valentine's Day to the be~tc,t Love, Shirley Looking forward to another Valen­ With gaudy crown of gold; Dancing? Skating? friend. tine's Day with you babe. But love is the breathing rose, .. Maybe even P.S. Have a great weekend, if I don't Siptia, Love always, With sweet~ in every fold! dinner again, but this time bring you sec you. If you only knew Melba and Saltina Lynne Hope you both have a Happy Valen­ boots and skiis. Love always, were in the future you'd understand ' tine's Day. Love, A Smuggler why we can't waste time. Meet you on Bronx lrwins! I love you Babe! Mark the corner of Keebler and Rill. Moch chip, McCauber's and P­ ME Dear Liz, Love. wise ... Ithaca is gorges! Onina-onina­ To my Preppy, Next year in Bo,con! Have a ,cry Squirt the beat don't stop 'till the break of To BPS, , For Bar-B-Q's at Buttermilk, the Pan­ Happy Valentine', Day- dawn. We miss you mucl!ly! Happy Listen to J. T. 's song. (may help ther and the Third. From ,nowy Wuh all my love - Fly Dear Doug, V. D.; Lots of luff- you!) Hey sweetie, get psyched for the nights with "Vernick" to the summer Roses arc red, violets arc blue, your The l.R.S. strikes again! big day 'cause we'll be nyin' high all in the "Bird". For Myer's Rum and paTRISHa, roommatt! 1, H-man, but I love you. ,the way. O.J.at the Haunt or Trader Vic's. Fro Do me a favor. Take it ca,y with I 'II get you a red tootsie-pop. To my Roomie, in 26-2-8: All my love to you babe, always m Clurman Trails and Kramer and the m&!\1s on the 14th. Love,212 It's the homestr~tch (aaa!) and the xoGEM Amech~ Gene and Hicks. For Marque Love, best i5 yet to come! "We are Family" 3 on the Commons, where Lisa cuts Larry Jule,, Michelle, Robbin. Wh11 & so let's RAMBLE! Happy Valentine's Dear Jay Street, our hair. To Spring Break on an Jane1a: 1 1 Day. I love you all, Evclet The question is ... Do you all belong island only where the hcck's Bonairc? Tom(T.P.), I Love You,'-Havc a Happy V Day ! to the rcccdmg hair line club? Weight From Maxine to Park Avenue and Who could ever know how many The Spiclct in 309 To the Brat, Feducia & Arna, Watchers? Happy Valentine's Day. now our "Spencer". To speeding good times could come out of one golf Happy Valentine's Day. Retemion Club tickets gol!en when the Doobics were game. Happy Valentine\ Day! I m1_, "!\1arigold" Love, Mc at S.P.A.C.. From good olc' Marley's you. We mis, ya & Love ya! Hope Claire and Mads, "ls This Love" to Boz's "Break­ Lo\c you. you're having a supc1 time-Keep m To Fehx, Fumani & Hairpic, We decided to have a party, so wake down" tune. To many dates at sunrise Your favorite IDier touch! Sec ya at Lake Chataqua 111 Happy Valentine's Day. up. You only hve once!! and our first July full moon. From a June. Love, AJK The Night O" h first kiss backed by lightning and each Dear Big D, Love, Avvinersary. I'll sum it up in words I am so happy you arc here! Your Fellow Blond Bombers (D&Dl To the Lo,er in T3A, T.D .. you'll know--Bee Doo Bee Doo Bee. prom1,c thi, weekend will be May it rain on Valcnw:ic's DAy. Docs the word "liver}" mean All My l.o\e, monumental! Have a Happy Valen· Hey Di- Love, anything to you. We'll be wallmg. Sparky. tine', Day. Hang in there! Your knight in Your only 4 friend,! Re,ervatiom for three. Ilo,e~ou. ,hirnng armor love, you. We'll make Frick and Frack To The Second Floor Landon Men, fly 11 through '81-'82 1111 we rca.:h our Fcdusha & Konopka, Happy V.D.!! Townhou,c in Hawaii with our You guy, arc the be,r. L1,a Z, Love, Dear Captam Uncon,ciou,, 'Ftghtm Iri,hrnen' ! Happy Valentine\ Day. You arc hereby nominated M1,, Your R.A. I am so glad you rememb~rcd to l ovc ya alway,­ Love, Aaammmaaa Congeniality come!! Herc's to our first Valentine\ "Dcedle" Day. I hope there arc many more! H1rupon Inc. Waldo, Love always, Patty, V-Day isn't so bad when we're all in Dear Daughter, Thanks for a great time in Vermont! LiL Happy Valcntme\ Day to an ex­ the same train. Like ... we're almo,t I love you more than goofy! Remember the ride up, the ski rack, 8 tremely lovely, cap1iva1111g, elcgcnt, there! (Although he has nicer leg,!!) inches, WOW. Dear Larry, and mature girl. I am hoping that Mega Love, Love, Mommy Love, Welcome to the 3 Stooges!! Happy when clear away your uncer1amt1c, ra Popeye Valentine's Day - We promise ...,e about me, it will bring u; together a, a Happy Valentine's Day, won't ever get sick of you. Now 1t 1, well united couple. To Bogart-esp. l,t noor, You damn man. official. Love. Happy Valentine's Day! Here's to a Elizabeth Fred, Don, Keith, Love you, Chm Happy New Year! Happy Valentine Day's Moc and Curly 1st R.A. Whoa Deb, You guys are the best!! EVA, Have a Happy Valentine's Day! It Love the other half, CJB- What docs a Production Coor­ To my far away "Yesterdays" man; should be pretty intense! Lori and Pecka Hcre's to our second Valentine's dinator do anyway? Welcome home. Last semester it was 6 times. This Love Day together. Let's hope there arc Love, semester let's make it 600!! I can't M.E. many more. I miss you! I love you, Mary Eumcc wait to see you. Here's to 9 months. Herman, Don't make me wait too LBC I love you "still", P&D, long!! Happy Valentine's Day to the girl who Wendy Thanks for being my buddies. I love Happy V.D.!! Earth, makes my heart go pittcr-PA TTY. ya both. Love, Stop popping your cork for every Love, Chris Chris- Ricky the worm freshman you see and get off center Thanks for the great time Friday ;tagc. Fern nitc. I hope tonite will be just as FUN. Enema sisters, Love, Happy Birthday Looking forward to Valentine's Day. Beware of Fiday the 13th! It's the Third noor Clarke Hall will you all be Big-Spender Happy Birthday Love, start of a long weekend! mine?!! !Thanks for a great year of Happy Birthday the ''5 Star General" G.M.Z. bowling, fueds, dinners, and HBO Flash, Luv, Your Roon11e Love. Maybe next year you'll be Mr. To the 27th: Gordo de Pollo, Your, Brochure. Happy Valentine'; Day. L.R. and M.H. m London How are you guys do111g? Roses are red, You gravy sucking pig. R.A. Love, Lauren· Violets arc blue, Love, J.B. E. Y. 111 lthaca Rag, PINK is CUTE! Kim, To the sexiest number 68, Get too dose to the fire, and you'll Like each one of you! There\ no place like home Dairy! T- Even winter becomes bearable with melt! Happy V .D. 11.Y, Susie Happy Valentine', Day. l'm glad you found the ba1hroom 1 you! Let's work on FOREVER. -lover boy .Ja}L Lauren Happy Valentine'; Day. Love, To Mr. Cross-- I. Your Limbo Lover Tom from Ma"·· Happy Valentine's Day! Jamie, You're blonde and on the ere\\ We love you! Happy Valentine\ Day ... Still But Chastlly we can't go to the N40 tc•am. How can I find out e,crything "The Triple" The Commodore, tomght--won't be there! To the cute consumers, cl,e about you??? Peace Why pay when you get them for free! A ,ecrct admirer Prosperity- Sharon, All my love, !, there love after Fnehoffer cookie,? Karen, Phylli, & Lauren- What is your true hair color? Care The 3 am chaffuer Lynny- The 3 Stooge, Thank~ for a great year, I'm to discuss it over pancakes. South Grne\a ST. MISSES YOU. Love, Abuse looking forward to more fun 111 Ille Come vi,1t u, ,oon! future! Happ} Valcnt111c', Day! Pooh Bear, Mall, Larry, Kirk, Paul- ·K· Dear Weebles, Things always work out because D.P. & S l·I., Ro,c, arc red, violet, arc blue, \\,:'re I only want you. Happy Valentine's LOVE is the answer. Florida 1, gonna be great! Sun. preparing for a late mte vi,ll, arc you? Day. I love you and cheek~ love you. Friends forever, hce1, and ,tripp~r, .. Your phone caller,, Tricia, Ann. ' Piglen Julie, Lynn Page20' THE ITHACAN February 12, 1981 Announcements

hnnouncem~nts ore free and the Publishing Course, 6 A,h Street, completed tran~fer applications is "eekly deadline for submi\sions 1s Cambridge, MA, 02138 or call (617) March 17, 1981. No applications will Monday at 5p.m. at the Ithacan of· 495-8678. be accepted after that date. flee. The Environmental Intern Program offers short term paid professional Meetings and Lectures"; opportunities for upper level un­ Career Planning Notes dergraduates interested in environ­ mentally related fields. Internships The Ithaca College Feminist Series is arc available throughout the nor­ plea.'>Cd to announce their next 1pcakcr Professor Marilyn Young from New A Career Conference for women con­ theast. More information and ap­ York University, History Department. : sidering Law School will be held plications arc available at the Career Her talk i1 entitled "Women in Post-Mac Saturday, Feb. 21 at the Blake Law Planning Office. China." She will speak on Thursday, Center of Wester New England School NYPIRG/Citi;z:ens Alliance February 12, at 8:00 p.m. in Science 202, of Law in Springfield, MA. Organiiation is seeking applicants for Ithaca CoUs-ge. Professor Young has Workshop topics will include varied the position of community organizer. publi,hed and spoken widely on the legal careers and women's legal issues. Work involves research, planning, and question of Women and China. Hcr lec­ The conference will also feature guest coordinating citizen action campaigns. ture should prove mo~t interesting given speakers, panels and films. There b Interested students should send a the recent changes in China and 1hc trial no registration fee, reservations can be resume to: Citizen~ Allian­ of the Gang or FC'ur made by calling (413) 782-311 I ext. ce/Organizers, 12 Veronica Place, Open 10 the Public. 406. Brooklyn, NY 11226. Application The Philadelphia Club of Advertising deadline is February 20. Women is sponsoring their 10th an­ Personnel Administrators from There will be a meeting of economic~ nual Communications Career Con­ Suburban Philadelphi11 school district, major~. minor~ and anyone elw who i, ference, Tuesday, April 14, I :30-4:30 will be conducting a "Careers in intcrc,tcd on Friday, February 13 at pm. The conference will introduce Education day, Saturday, April 11, at 4:00 in S.:icn<.:c 111. There will be college men and women to the many the Sheraton-Valley Forge Hotel, di~..:m,ion of cour\e mformation. fields in the communications industry. Route 363, King of Pru~sia, Pen­ preregi,rration informatwn. and an No registration is necessary. For nsylvania. The program is designed to update on the e..:onom1c\-managcmcnt more information please contact Sara contact potential teachers for the area. major. Bender at (215) 923-5400 or Dr. Jean More informauon may be obtained Brodey (215) 787-8757. from: Southeastern Pennsylvania Impressions of the People's Republic The New York City Urban Fellows Association of School Personnel Ad­ of China slides and commentary from Program offers 20 outstanding college ministrators, 6 I 98 Butler Pike, Blue · a recent visit by Prof. Janet M. Fit­ seniors and graduate students the op­ Bell, Pennsylvania 19422 or call 215- chcn, Anthropology will be on Mon­ portunity and challenge of intensive 643-7600. day, Feb. 16 at 4 p.m. in Textor IOI. field work experience in urban gover­ It is sponsored by the Anthropology nment. Fellows work closely with city Department. Everyone is welcome. officials on short and long term Intra-College Transfers Professor Fitchen was in the proJe~ts. More information is People's Republic of China for two available from the Career Planning weeks last November. She was part of at 2:00 p.m. The event ·1, made Office or by writing to: Urban Fellows A limited number of student~ will be a team to interview pro~pective claimed Longhorn Radio Network po\,ihlc in part through a !!rant from Program. "Seventh Day Report" follow~ Program, 32 Worth Street, New York, accepted into the program of the graduate students who wish to study \1EET THE COMPOSER. >with a summary of the week's top new NY 10013. School of Communication~ for the fall physics in American universiti1=s. The event5. On Tuesday, Feb. 24th, Syracuse 1981 1e~,c;tcr. Apphrntions will be· team was comprised of two American Mr. Bn1Jcn j, the Compo,cr/Pia111,t Newspapers will be recruiting on cam­ av;11lable in the office or the Dean of physicists and their wives, and for Dam:c at Cornell Unhcr,ity. \1r pus. They are seeking candidates in­ Communicatiom Monday, Feb. 2. traveled to 4 major cities in China. Ep,tcm and 1\.1\. ·11lle\ arc ..:urrenth Housing terested in reporting, copy editing, The deadline for applying i1 12 noon The interviewing provided an oppor­ on Friday, Feb. 16: The followmg ap· kc~ board performer, with the Laura and full ume summer internships. tunity to talk with students and plil'ariom will be accepted: Dean Dan<.:c Company. Rc\idcnce Hall, dose Sat. Feb. 28 - IO Students interested in meeting with professors from several universities. applications from students of am. Re-open Sunday, March 15 al 2 this recruiter mu~t have attended a•1 I. This slide presentation includes any other units of IC who wish to The ..:on..:ert will ..:om1,t of ,clc..:tion, pm. No one is allm,cd to rc-enicr "Orientation to Rccruitng" scenes of everyday activities in the city apply for transfer to any depar­ from Borden', ..:ont1nu111g story OI prior to dale. workshop. The next workshop is and the countryside, as well as some of tment of the School of Com­ <.:ounterpomt and tY.o part, from hi, Student~ on imernsh1p\, ,111den1 scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 17th 2-3 · the famous tourist attractions. \eric, entitled TIMES. PLACES. The teaching,. re<.:ogni1cd ,ports reams pm. Sign ups are on Mondays 2-3 pm, munications, latter will feature the kpremicr pcr­ mu\t <.:ontacl advisor for ,pring hrcak Tuesday 11-12 r,oon, and Thursdays • 2. application, from TV-R majors and Business majors who wish to The cathqllc community of Ithaca formanc·c of ESTY POINT. SKU\1- hou\ing. 11-12 noon. apply for Communications College will sponser an Evening of MER 1978. TAKE VAi UABLES HOME! The Allentown Affiliated Hospital Management, Recollection on Friday February 20, announces their 1981 Work/Study The ..:on<.:cr1 i, free and open tn the 3. applications from TV-R majors 5:30-10 pm. The program, entitled Program. ·Work/Study is a 12 week pubh<.:. and HPER majors who wish to "To Be A Man/ To Be A Woman", London Center summer program designed to provide apply for Sports Com­ deals with sex roles and gender iden­ practical health care experience to munications, tity. For more information and reser­ Dr. Willard Deal, a candidllte for the students with an interest in a health­ 4. applications from Cinema and vations call 274-3184, or stop by the position of the director of the London related career. More information i~ Photography majors and Catholic office on the ground floor of Center, will be on campus on this Thur­ available from Career Planning or b~ Poets Barbara Friend and Robert Educational Communication! Muller Chapel. sday, Feb. 12, and Friday, Feb. 13. writing to: Susan Knapp, Education Schultz will be reading a selection of majors who wish to apply for a FaL-ulty and students arc inviicd to meet Coordinator, Allentown and Sacred their own poetry on Thursday, Feb. Business Minor. Interested in spending a semester in Dr. Deal in an open meeting from 2-3 Heart Hospital Center, P.O. Box 689, Spain!?Students interested in studying 19, at 8:00 p.m. in the Temple of p.m. on Friday, Feb. 13 in the Foreign 1200 S. Cedar Crest Blvd., Allentown abrouad and wishing to learn more Zeus, Goldwin Smith Hall, Cornell Study Offke, Muller 218. Please call the PA, 18105. The School of Business announces about this proposed semester /year University. Office of Foreign Study if you are in­ Workshops for the upcoming "eek in­ Applications for Tran~fer for program in Seville under the direction Barbara Friend's poetry has ap­ tcrc-;!L'd in meeting with Dr. Deal bu1 clude: "Getting Summer Jobs," Fall,1981 of an Ithaca College faculty member peared in many journals, including cannot attend the ~hcdulcd mccting.(274- Wednesday, Feb. 18, 3-4 pm; "Orien­ Frosh may not apply until their arc invited to attend an information "Poetry Northwest," "Yankee", 3306) tation to Recruiting/Interviewing. second semester at Ithaca College. meeting on Thursday, February 19th, "The Smith", and "The Virginia Tuc~da), Feb. 17, 2-3 pm; Writing While each case i, considered on an 8: 15 - 10:00 pm., in the Union Quarterly Review". In 1976 she your Resume, Monday, Feb. 23, 4-5 individual basis, applicants who have: Crossroads. Beer and snacks will be received the Gassner Prize from The Traffic Policy pm; Self Directed Search, Wednesday. I) a cumulative average of 2. 5 or served so be sure to bring your I. 0. Poetry Society of America. Educated Feb. 25, 3-5 pm. at the University of Washington at above.and card. The Traffic Policy Committee will ac­ Radcliffe College is offering it, 34th 2) have completed math cour~es (13- Seattle and Colgate University, she cept until Feb. 27 at 5 p .. n. recom­ annual Publishing Procedures Cour~~­ 105, 108), economics cour~es (06- now live~ and works in Hamilton, mendations for rcvi~ion of the "Ithaca This program is designed to provide 121, 122), a writing cour,c)77- ), Events New York. College Traffic r.ule~ and ~tudent\ with the overall ~kills and natural or applied >eicnce course'(s ) Robert Schultz is currently a lec­ Regulations". Any community mem­ knoY.lcdgc needed to enter · the will receive highest priority con- turer in English at Cornell, where he The Da,id Borden S~nthe~izer En­ ber-faculty, staff, administration or publishing field. Contact with 1idcration. received his MFA and PHD degrees semble Y.ith Paul Ep,tcin and Nurit student may pr~·posc changes. profe,sionals, workshops, lecture\ Application\ arc available in the and won the Corson Bishop poetry Tille\ will prc\cnt a ..:on..:crr at the Suggc~tions will be discus1cd by the and field trip\ are included. For more School of Businc~~ office on the 14th prize in 1976. His poetry has appeared Herbert F Johmon \lu,cum of Art Traffic Policy Committee and may or mformauon contact: Radcliffe in magazines, including "The Hudson noor.ofthc Weit Tower. Deadline for· on Sunday afternoon Fchruary 22nd may not be accepted. Re~icw" and "The Remington All proposals for potential rcvi,ion Review", and in a collection cmitled ~hould be sent in writing to Chairper­ "Vein Along the Fault". son, Traffic Policy Committee, clo Both Friend . and Schultz arc Safety and Securtiy Department, represented in a recent anthology of Ithaca College. All recommendations younger American poets entiltlcd must be signed and include a local "Thirtieth Y car to Heayen". Spon­ campus phone number. sored by Creative Writing/Reading Committee, Engli,h Department Cor­ nell University and Council of the Creative and Performing Arts. a1rw¥-~iD¥ The Ithaca College Crisis & Coun­ selling Center(Ext. 158) handles phone and walk=in clients. Call 274-3158 or visit the center in the West Tower basement. Hours:6:30p.m.-7:30a.m. week-kend_5;,=~· ~~~ Are you interested in aw:.:,.:=-::-:M:.::-C~:-:M~:ffl:-::-::-::-::-::-::-: campus events? Apartments for Rent: 1,2,3,4 or 5 bedroom for fall semc\tcr on South Hill. 272-3389 Write for the s~,e"":-:~~:-:me~m-:;c:-::-::m:-::-: Ithacan! ~ryTo~ Skylight Entry 274-3207 3-4 bedroom~ lmpn'.Hions of The People's Republic of China slides and commentary from a recent visit by Professor Jane M. Fit­ 2 baths ,·h,•n will he on Monday, Feb. /6 at 4 p.m. in Textor IOI. It is sponsored by the Anthropology department. Private garden, balcony, garage E1·,•r.1·011t• is welcome. Walk to I.C., Cornell, Downtown ...... $550 - 257-7077- ......