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IX>wered" label to mean teachers who put little value on IX>inted out, can no longer be a dirty word. Healy tactfully The Gap their interaction with students. told faculty and administration representatives that they Compound the faculty situation with the often alleged have been "needlessly cruel" in some of the demands slippage in the overall abilities of students, and a situation made upon students. And change in priorities would Is Not A Store in which neither side meets the expectations of the other require more than simply a verbal promise to provide has been created. The Middle States .accreditation visit more help and interaction '''ith students. A solution for the To the group of educational experts comprIsmg the should be the prod which induces UMBC to bring the IX'oblems cannot come until after the institution makes Middle States accreditation team, the one most striking experience of students more closely into line with what some commitment to refrain from penalizing professors aspect of the educational experience available at UMBC they need. The system at UMBC needs to be adjusted so who spend time with students. was the obvious gap between the expectations of faculty that the relationship between students and faculty is made The problem is a multifaceted one, but its' complexity and the needs and abilities of students. worthwhile and justifiable in terms of the time, effort and should not delay an attack upon it. A realignment of the UMBC's "gap" and it's significance has been a subject expense. instructional objectives is in order at UMBC. Making debated on campus for several years. Some deny its' Other schools have acknowledged the problem and clear the demands and learning potential available will existence, some speculate that it is the result of less than taken steps to remedy it. If 60 percent of the entering benefit students, faculty and later, UMBC's "community open recruitment promises made to highly qualified freshman class reads and writes at a tenth grade level, image" . If the Middle States recommendation is to faculty, and others point to the ready availability of "high presenting them with college level work as they enter become the evaluation resource it should be, and analysis IX>wered" Ph.D.'s searching for a port in a stormy job UMBC will simply do no good. of the educational attitude at UMBC should be first among market. Many students however, have taken the "high "Remediation", as Accreditation Director Healy institutional priorities. Letters if it were not for the Women's Liberation Anonymity Movement, there would be no such thing as a policeWOMAN!! . To the Retriever: I am angered by women who will accept Anonymity--virtue and vice. the benefits of the Women's Movement, On . Friday, March 19, a VICIOUS, and not accept the name. I am also scurrilous attack was made upon three angered by people like Mr. Eissele who partially named and some (or all?) full refer to one who strives for women's rights IX'ofessors by an anonymous a~thor. as a "Women's Libber" instead of a Paradoxically, the same missive sounded F'eminist. a trumpet call to "join us in our efforts to I am proud to be a Feminist or a make this campus safe for professional "Women's Libber". I am proud to believe development." Is there an anonymous in equality, to work for equality, and to see organization of anonymous persons? To women like Ms. Townshend attempt to whom does one apply for membership? attain equality. If that is being a I do not reject the occasional need for "Women's Libber, then that is my middle anonymity. I use it to elicit hone~t and name! Very truly yours, unrestrained reactions from my students Patty rarsons to my classes. It is used here at UMBC in the students' evaluations of teachers. Anonymity has its virtues. Faculty Confidence But to use the cloak of anonymity to Dear Editor: unleash an unsubstantiated, vicious, I strongly urge the faculty not to be too cowardly attack upon three members of , presumptuous of its "No Confidence" vote. our faculty has to be evidence of a per­ Because Dr. Lee is Chancellor, he is the verted mentality that must merit our pity obvious scapegoat for UMBC's problems. while we simultaneously reject and abhor Let us look at what may not be so obvious. its reprehensible attempt at character If students were to take a blanket vote of assassination. Anonymity here is a vice to confidence in the faculty, I'm sure the be detested and despised. Instances such faculty would not have strikingly beautiful as this recurrent the recurrent suggestion at other area colleges about the program. some misunderstandings, however, ot performance either. Would the faculty of demonic possession: it strains credulity We also hope you will pre-register in early budgeted enrollment versus actual view such a poll as fair? Most likely the to accept this act as that of a normal May so that we can assure instructors enrollment. Budgeted enrollment is an vote would be discounted, as the faculty human being. theif courses will be taught and keep annual average of full time equivalent would not see itself failing its duties. If the author has the courage of his or course cancellations to the absolute students, and is used for staffing and in- , Would the poll be as legitimate as the one her or its convictions, and the facts to minimum. We think you will find that come projections during budget taken about Chancellor Lee? At least the substantiate the charges made, why hide summer session at UMBC has improved in rreparation, and is usually calculated one students would see it legitimately. behind anonymity? many ways over past years, and that you and one half years prior to the start of the The one group that has been completely CyWitte will find much to your liking here. enrollment period. The budgeted ignored and eliminated from the Division of Education' Sincerely, enrollment in the Governor's Budget discussion of Chancellor Lee's ability to William G. Rothstein Request for 1976-77 was the same as the perform has been the student body. If students were asked what UMBC's Chairman, Special Sessions Committee budgeted enrollment for this year. Since Summer Session we did not attain the budgeted enrollment problems are, there would not be a quick this year, the goal of attaining the indictment of Chancellor Lee alone. To the Editor: Data Correction budgeted enrollment next year would Students would not lower themselves to a May I draw the attention of UMBC represent an increase over the actual quick emotional judgement. All of UMB­ students to what we think is the best To the Editor: enrollment of this year. Currently the C's problems do not just lie on Chancellor summer session ever offered at UMBC. Dr. Rothstein, in his letter published in administration is projecting an increase in Lee's desk. Other factions of the fhe Retriever on 22 March 1976, listed Let me point out some of the features: enrollment of 7 percent over this year. University must also be placed under -- More courses (over 140) than ever examples which he felt illustrated the Sincerely, - scrutiny. Perhaps the faculty should before; in fact, the largest and most varied failure of the administration effectively MarkE. Behm examine itself as well as all ad­ program in the entire metropolitan area. run the university. While not wishing to Budget Officer ministrators, the central administration -- More evening courses than ever participate in the current discussions, I and all offices within, all five Deans, the before, for the convenience of students feel it necessary to correct the inac­ associate staff--as mentioned in Dr. who must work during the day. curacies ,in the two examples that con­ See LETTERS Page 10 -- Courses grouped on T -W- Th for the tained budget data. Sexism Charged most part, so you can arrange a schedule Dr. Rothstein indicates it was the Dear Editor: Cover Photo by Jim Vidmar with extended w~ekends. University's decision to cut 14 lines at I would like to comment on an article in -- An "open" b. I plan with no specific UMBC. The budget which was submitted last week's Retriever. The article was due date to eliminate long lines at the to the Governor by the Board of Regents unfortunately titled "New Police Woman: retriever cashier's office, coupled with tuition which did not include any reductions at UMBC. An Attractive Bundle of Energy" , and was The RETRIEVER is published every Monday ex· is still among the lowest in the area. The cuts of faculty lines, library book written by Mr. Bill Eissele. I refer to the cept during examination periods. holidays and -- A maximum of 16 credits without' , purchases, and utilities were decided by title as unfortunate because no person other designited times, during the filII and spring semesters by and for the students of the University special permission, and no need to worry the Governor's staff without any con­ should be referred to as a "bundle" of of Maryland Baltill'ore County campus. 5401 Wil· If kens Avenue. Baltimore, Md. 21221. telephone about the retention system. you wish, sulation with the University. Dr. Rothstein anything. Ms. Townshend was also 455·2226. you may enroll in only one of the two also' indicates that nine faculty members Opinions expressed herein ue those of the iU­ referred to as "a twenty-two year old thOrs and net necessarily those of the student sessions and still have a full eight weeks of will be dismissed as a result of the cuts. package of tough energy" in the first body. faculty or administrition of UMBC. The RETRIEVER assumes responsibility for all ma·· summer vacation. This, too, is incorrect. In fact, there are paragraph of the article. Mr. Eissele terial for which the author's name is not prese"ted. -- "Instant" pre-registration and currently more than nine people this year writes about women as if they were things Editor·in-chieL.Jim V,dmar registration: the registration line for who would not have returned next year and 1 doubt that he would refer to a male' Senior Editor... Charl&5 Lean summer has never been more than five regardless of lines available. Dr. Lee he would refer to a male police officer as a Sporh.. : Mitcli.' SUli minutes long, and your course enrollments stated there would be no layoffs as a result "package" or a "bundle'''. Business Manager... John Lyons are confirmed on the spot (unlike a mail-in of the cuts in the Faculty Senate meeting Furthermore, Mr. Eissele asks Ms. Advertising Manager ... Bruce FInk system) ! of February 17. Furthermore, as Townshend several unusual questions Bill EiS5ei, . Staff Areta Kupchyk enrollment patterns within the campus JUdY Manning Lisa Horwath G.B. Boyce -- Practically all courses are taught by (that would not be asked of a male). She is Jesse May Kevin Estis Glenn Isaacson . regular UMBC faculty, which we think is change, it is expected that lines which are asked twice, in the article, whether her sex Terri Epp Mark Von Rlnteln Cathy Penton ' Toni Damiano Dave Valente Tom ShIpley the finest of any public institution in the vacated may be transferred to other will inijuence her job performance. Elias Lieberman Janet Fedor Tom Schubert disciplines as required to meet student Luida Galinaitis Bernard Penner Patricia Harris area. Mr. Eissele then aSks Ms. Townshend if Keith Meisei Ben Malinowski Barry Bernstein We hope all UMBC students will demand. she is a "Women's Libber". Her answer: The RETRIEVER welcomes letters to the editor. examine the curriculum offerings in last In his fourth example, Dr. Rothstein "she humbly replied, 'No, I don't think so. Letters must be typed triple spice ilnd m.1Y be sub­ indicates the administration has stated mitted to rOom 116 in H'lIcres\. Please be sure to week's Retriever (as well as the sup­ I just want to be given an equal chance.' " include your name on your letter. Anonymous let­ plementary ad in this issue); extra copies that they do not expect the enrollment to Here, Ms. Townshend exemplifies one of ters will not be printed. The RETRIEVER also re­ "",ves the right not to print any letter which we are available around the campus. We' increase. The administration does expect the most ridiculous attitudes about deem libelous, excessively long, or redu "dant. invite you to enroll for one or both summer the enrollment to increase above the ac­ Women's Liberation. It becomes seSsions. and urge you t~ t~ll your fr~~nd~ tn~l pnrnll1Jl..ent of this year. There Iila~ b«: , '.J ...... 4 .. , .. .. necessary for all women to remember that • • • #' .. University RET~IEYER MARCH 29,1976 PAGE 3 Humanities Dean .Blau Announces Resignation By Areta Kupchyk vice-chancellor added that "Dr. Blau will division. For the future and for the good of In an abrupt and unprecidented an­ remain as Dean for the rest of the the department it's the best thing. I hope nouncement last Thursday Dr. Herbert semester." oow things will start mending." Blau resigned as Dean of the Humanities , Blau 'affirmed that "nothing in the Sharon Donovan, former administrative Division as well as Chairman of the current situation would cause me to assistant to the Dean, refused to "Comment. Theatre Department. , change my mind." Next 'fall; Blau will be However, Dr. Blau's proposals and During a meeting with senior faculty. returning to teach in the English Depart- division changes have been received with ment. . members prior to his announcement, Dr. as many positive r~sponses as negative Blau admitted the possibility of his Under Blau's regime, a degree of ones. resignation and gave his reasons. The' dissatisfaction seemed to develop Dean's resignation seems to have been throughout the division. According to the Middle States Ac­ triggered by interdivisionary conflicts. According to Dr. , Michael. Broyles, creditation Committee evaluation last According to one senior faculty member Associate Professor of Music, •'there are a week, UMBC's Theatre Department, in relaying Blau's reasons, "the Dean did not number of aspects of the humanities that I reference to the faculty and the enjoy working with this faculty. He felt have . to question... the handling of curriculum, (which Blau has concentrated they ,were 'getting older as they were his efforts in this semester) , has the - process.,. the traditional rights of potential of becoming- the East Coast getting older, . Accordin~ t(! one senior faculty ..... faculty member relaying Blau's reasons, In reference to the Dean's actions within center' for theatre arts. "the Dean did not enjoy working with this ' : the Theatre Department Broyles felt, "the Mr. Stan VanDerBeek, Professor of faculty. He felt they were 'getting-older as right of the department to select their - Visual Arts, expressed great displeasure they were getting older, instead of getting chairman has been violated... it represents and disappointment concerning the Dean's younger as they were getting older, Blau an abuse of power," reSignation. said that non-trust from the faculty had . Dr, William Brown, Associate Professor "I think it's a great loss to the future of held back his leadership." of Theatre and former Chairman of the educational explorations and will be a Dr. Morton Baratz, Vice-Chancellor for department, was not surprised by Dr. great loss to the Baltimore and UMBC Academic Affairs, said that Dr. Blau's Blau's resignation. community if the University does not find decision was his own and that it was not "I really sort of e~ected it because of a some way to rebuild the forward looking precipitated by any direct pressure. The series of things that has tt.appened in the approach of Dr. Blau. I hope that some way can be found for a healing of the ad­ ministrative wounds and the disharmony of the faculty so that we can reinstate Dr. Accreditation Team R~ports: Blau as soon as possible to bring UMBC .into a position of inspired, educational, Faculty-Student Mismatch Criticized artistic leadership." As yet, a successor to Dr, Blau has not Dr. Herbert Blau Vidmar been named. By Charles Lean of the faculty, and the needs and strengths A need for closer student-University of the students," said Healy. relationships and a reorganization of The team recommended a larger Institutional research were among the ~unseling staff and required counseling Donovan Firing· Charges Dropped recommendations made by the Middle tor students during their first two years at State Association's ten person ac· ;chool. The team also called for expanded B/au Aide Reinstated in Library Job creditation team in their preliminary ifacilities in the Learning Resources report. Program giving the existing 'program By Areta Kupchyk Mr. Horsman, Director of Personnel, Their findings were issued Wednesday "high praise." All charges filed for the dismissal of explained that the decision to reassign and by the chairperson of the team, Dr. Another sore spot was th~ Office of In­ Sharon Donovan, administrative assistant . terminate Ms. Donovan "is not grievable Timothy Healy, after an intensive three stitutional Research which the team said' to the Dean of Arts and Humanities Dr. unless on procedural grounds." However, day visit to the campus. was "in a state of confusion, misuse, and Herbert Blau, were. withdrawn last she does have 30 days to appeal the "We got a sense that there is a mismatch disorder." Wednesday, after Dr. Bla,u had suspended procedure and ask for an investigation into her "for cause" the previous week. her case, between the expectations and orientations "You just don't know enough about yourselves," said Healy and added that he Charges against Donovan included Mr. Horsman also indicated that the alleged absenteeism causing c,hronic suspension procedure will be withdrawn Police Report couldn't find language strong enough to disability in performance and a lack of emphasize the need for a complete from Ms. Donovan's records and that she , reorganization of the office. integrity and dignity in carrying out her "will be paid for the time lost during her The team had "universal praise" for the duties. suspension." Her salary will also remain Student, Employee Dean Blau offered no comment on why the same if she accepts this reassi~nment. library but warned that this coming year's the charges were dropped. budget cut of 28 percent was not good. Upon announcement of Ms. Donovan's Arrests Upon being reinstated, Dr. Blau gave suspension several faculty and staff "One year of massive cuts you can live Donovan a required six months' notice fQr with," commented Healy, "But two years members responded in Sharon'S behalf, Police have reported two arrests on the termination. According to the Personnel will cut growth completely." Albert G. Farver, Dir~ctor ' of Special UMBC campus during the past ,weE-ks. The proposed CORE program in which Policies and Rules for Associate Staff Sessions, stated in a memo that, "I can On March 10, a UMBC student 'was all incoming students would be involved Employees, in which Ms. Donovan's think of no conceivable reason to question arrested after he was ,observed taking a was addressed by the team who thought position is governed no cause is necessary Sharon's professional conduct, efficiency, book from the Book Center. Officers from that it was a good idea if the many pitfalls for dismissal of anyone-employed less than or competency." the Public Safety Department were called and obsticles could be avoided. seven years at UMBC, if given proper and the student was arrested, processed notification. Ms. Donovan has been em­ Dr, William Brown, Associate Professor of Theatre, commented that, "My working and taken to Baltimore County authorities. "It ought to be carefully planned and ployed at UMBC since August 1973. He was later released on his own Because of an apparent conflict between relation with Sharon has been very good. If worked out," said Healy, "The entire she has performed for others as she has recognizance. No trial date has been set. institution must be involved in the plan­ Dr. Blau and Ms. Donovan, the ad­ On March 13, a employee of the Physical ministrative assistant has been reassigned performed for me, I couldn't see any basis ning. All divisions must participate." for her alleged actions," Plant was arrested and charged with In summing up their findings, the team to the library for the remainder of her larceny and receiving stolen goods. When commented that UMBC is no longer a new employment. Whether she will accept the Although Ms. Donovan's notice is still in the man was apprehended by officers, he institution and should no longer be thought reassignment, according to Dr. Morton effect, her attorney William Engleman had· in his possession tools and' other of a such." Baratz, Vice-Chancellor for Academic assures that "she will continue her efforts property belonging to the university. "Welcome to adolescense," said Healy. Mfairs, "is still ~nding." to achieve permanent reinstatement." Intern Program Offers Students .Professional Experience

By Janet Fedor urban aspects of economics" he said, and ~nalysis. "It's not as if they're stepping where commercial 'areas should be Fifteen UMBC students are receiving six now is working with the Regional Council ~ nto Mmething blindlv." According to Dr. located, and mapping out bikeway routes. credits and a lot of practical experience in . of Planning, a state agency. He is Portararo, every planner has praised and .. Alot of the things the students do are the first Georgraphy Intern Program, Jresently analyzing the migration of are" grateful for the expertise of the what the society is not aware of," beaan under the direction of Dr. Anthony Por­ Blacks from the city to the counties. "So - . students." Dr. Portararo. The students are in a tararo, Assistant_Professor of Geography. far it's been very worthwhile" Mark added Maureen Reilly, a junior, is involved _ position to analyse things like en­ The intern program began when the in speaking of the program. "We're not with a Community-Regional Analysis of vironmental impact before altering .Wly ReID!>naJ Council of Planning, and the really under any sort of pressure." Essex. She is pleased with the program locations. " . Baltunore r .;.ty Office 01 Pfanning and Dr. Portararo is the Academic Super- because "you're seeing things done-it's Zoning contacted the UMBC Geography . visor of the program, while each pair of actual work .. things I wasn't even exposed Department. Other colleges were involved to before." She explained that they are Baltimore County Executive Ted students works with a professional Venetoulis awarded the students working with the program, and these agencies were planner. "They're quite surprised that the assigned work to do but that "they let us in the county with "Executive Citations for inviting UMBC students in Georgraphy to students are that mature, and can apply use our own judgement." She noted that by be included in the program. what they have learned in the university to working in the Office of Planning and Significant Contributions to the Civic All but one of the students involved in the the community," said Dr. Portararo. He· Zoning "it gives you an opportunity to see Welfare of Baltimore County." Mr. Venetoulis also wrote a letter of thanks to program ~e Geography Majors. Mark . explained that most of the students have live politics in action." Dr. Portararo for his "energy, time, and Duerr, an Ec<;momic~ , ql~ior" ~~q ,U;l~en had courses in urban geography, Other students work on, projects in­ . numerous Geography courses. "I like the .Econo'nic Geography, and ItegiomH cluding planh~g a park, determining p-ofessiorial gUidance" in 'the ' program. PAGE 4~ RETRIEVER 'MARCH 29. 1976 'Food Week' Begins Next Monday, Around The Loop Rep. Mitchell To Speak On Hunger Parren Mitchell will be speaking on the other major health problems. Above all, singled out for scholarly awards. problem of hunger in Maryland on Friday, Food Week is happening because we can Soap Opera Opportunity We should have such problems. April 9 at 1 p.m. in LH2 in connection with help to solve these problems. Food Week. Other activities during that week will Campus news has taken on soap opera Food week is Monday, April 5, through include the innauguration of a non-junk qualities in the light of recent happenings Computer Coziness -, Friday, April 9. Food Day is that Thursday food vending machine, a panel discussion in the LH III Senate chambers, on the 10th floor of the Highrise, and the fourth floor Just because something is done at and is.sponsored nationally by the Center on the hunger issues, open classes with another campus doesn't mean it should be for Science in the Public Interest. It is a lectures on food issues, films, video tape AD. The Retriever is looking for a good chronicler of events to possibly write a done here. By the same token, we can . week of education and action on food monitores showing continous living learn from what students at other cam­ problems. It is a tillle to learn about the posters on food issues, and music with weekly column to be tentaively ' titled, " Chancellor Lee! Chancellor Lee! " puses are up to, and there is something international and domestic hunger songs dealing with food issues. The going on at College Park that should be problem, the relationship between our commuter cafeteria and dining hall will be There have already been offers to shape a musical out of the rubbles of the 1975- jnvestigated for possible use here. diets and hunger, between our diets and offering especially nutritious meals during What the students government there did our health, and who controls our state and that week. 76 academic year and possibly run it on Broadway. Welleed'people with a sense of was to collect the names of nearly three national policies regarding food produ.c­ thousand students, along with pertinent tion and distribution.Food week is hap­ Many more people are needed to carry the wacky. We n~d collaborators, dialog out these activities. If you wouJd like to people, artists, cartoonists. This is your personal data gathered in a forty question pening because millions of people are survey. This was fed into a computer. suffering from hunger and malnutrition help, come to the Food Week Committee chance. meeting on Friday, April 2 at 1 p.m. in · Call Chuck Lean at 455-2224 for details. Each participant then received the names and becausE: 'lfe have lost control over the and phone numbers of three members of foods we eat to giant corporations which FA450. If you would like to help but are And if you don't want details take deheads. unable to make it to this meeting, call the opposite sex whom the computer provide us with higher priced refined and decided had similar likes and dislikes. high 7 fat foods which contribute to obesity, Richard Whale at 247-0549 and leave your Honors Problem name and phone number. The reaction on campus has been heart disease, tooth decay, cancer, and Up at Harvard University, more than 85 generally favorable. One girl got her percent of the graduating students have boyfriends roommate on her list. Others received some kind of academic honor have· reported similar positive ex­ 'Focus Groups,'Enhance Employment Prospects during the past two years. periences. "That's too many," one concerned This is an item some student govern­ A program designed to help students responsibilities, necessary qualifications administrator exclaimed, and efforts have ment hopeful at UMBC might attach on his better prepare for their employment and the employment prospects for dif­ been made to readjust the situation so that platform' promises. The technology is future will be offered by the Career ferent career areas. a more realistic portion of the students are available. Why not combat the coldness? Development and Placement Center Students will also become acquainted beginning this week. with other aspects different careers offer, Called, "Career Focus Groups;" the such as the degree of independence and Communications Workshop Offered series consists of a number of seminars creativity involv.ed in various jobs. exploring different career possibilities for well enough to keep our interactions students with majors in the areas of arts All students are eligible Jo participate in Most of us go through our lives in­ productive. Sometimes, though, we have a and humanities, math and sciences and the program and may register by filling teracting with other people on a pretty vague feeling that we are not being un­ the social sciences. Information about out the coupon on page 11 of this issue and satisfactory level. We communicate our derstood or are not understanding, and the career areas will be discussed as well as. dropping it off at the Career Development own thoughts and feelings fairly well and we manage to understand other people complications in the process of effective job factors such as the duties and and Placement Center, EM, room 202. interpersonal tJmmunication make ac­ complishment of our goals more diffi<;.ult. The Counseling Center is sponsoring an Canavan, Fey Art Exhibit Opens Saturday Interpersonal Communication Skills Group for people who want to raise their By Bernard Penner for thIs school's sometimes tragic lack of the magic of air brushed ceramic stain to level of effectiveness in this area. This is On Saturday night, April 3, that large community. At any rate, the good old days lend color. . not a therapy group. It is designed for undefined space called the Fine Arts are back for now as UMBC artists throw As to the work of Pat Canavan, his own people who are functioning well in this Gallery will come bubbling to life with the another in what was a long tradition of description will 3uffice. "In all the pieces I area but who are interested in further opening of the faculty show of Pat . parties. try to have an amalgamation of time. I growth. It is an excellent opportunity to Canavan and Doug Fey. It's not just The anthceramic pieces of Mr. Fey in deal with what was,' 'what is', and 'what meet and interact with others on a more another opening though, the artists are ' this show will hardly look like ceramics at could be' simultaneously. significant level than is usually possible in planning to' pitch a blast with not only all. In fact the essential , "element" of Fields and Yards concerns 'territory 1 ' totally casu.!ll encounters. It will give you liquid and solid refreshment but also, ceramic fired clay will be nowhere visible. mental or physicial, and how we adjust the opportunity to explore the many facets hopefully, two bands. What will be seen is its traces. A peculiar ourselves to our own perceptions of it .. . of human communication processes, to texture, a completely covered visual experiment with new behaviors in a safe Anyone who has spent any time involved The show promises to be a good one, the with UMBC's Art Department is bound to! surface on very thin paper is only one environment. description of these pieces that were made opening promises to go down in the know these two venerable characters. legendary annals of UMBC's party spirit. The group meets each Thursday from 2- They've been around for a while, and by the laying of damp clay onto paper. The 3: 30 in the Counseling Center. If you are result is rather intriguing especially with The festivities will officially commence at consequently have come to develope a feel 7, Saturday night, and the show will run interested in joining contact Elaine Yamada or Beth Wells at 455-2472, or stop through April 30. in at room 201 Ed - Math. Events This Week at UMBC Discounts on ease lots'. Monday, March 29 -SIMS: Lecture in SS110 from 7:30-9 p.m. Party ord.ers welcome -Christian Fellowship Meeting in LH I from 1-2 p.m. -Movie: "The Magician" in LH II from 1-2 p.m. Tuesday, March 30 -Social Work Dept. Meeting in SS212 from 3: 30-4: 30 p.m. . -SIMS: Lecture in SS110 from 7:30-9 p.m. Wednesday, March 31 . Maiden Choice -Movie: "Buster and Billie" in LH II from 8-11 p.m. $1.00 -Delta Sigma Theta: Meeting in LH IV from 7-10 p.m. --Lecture: Dr. Harold Carter-The Spirit of the Bicentennial In LH II at 1 p.m. Liquors Thursday, .April 1 -Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.-Meeting in Dorm I Rec Room from 6-10 p.m. -African American Studies Community Project: Lecture in LH III from 7:30-9 :30 . p.m. specializing in 'popular Friday, April 2 ' . -Mixer: Commuter Cafeteria from 9-1 a.m. $1.50 UMBC, $2.00 With other college ID and imported wines Saturday, April 3 . -Union of African American Students: Disco Dance in Dorm III Rec Room from 9-2 a.m. -Movie: "Jesus Christ, Superstar" in LH II from 8-11 p.m. Open 6 days For Further Information Call: Campus Activities, x2208 Dial-an-Event, x3100 Mon - Thur 9:30-10:00 Fri - Sat. 9 :30-10 :30

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The Chancel/or in his Highrise office: ul think we are a fairly traditional liberal arts place which is trying to develop the link­ age to be able to apply the lib­ eral arts to the world a f work... "

Trish Burton A Conversation With Chancellor Lee

But for the broad based person in the One of the reasons I had to say that was By Jim Vidmar world of work--industry we're talking that there was some faculty who saw this about--primarily you want to develop and indeed they knew in the original plan Hard times have befallen higher education and few people know that problem solving skills not just tick off a that we would be almost a carbon copy of better than UMBC's 42 year old chancellor, Calvin B. T. Lee. The hard number of courses. College Park. By 1971, even before 1971. times were made more apparent by the faculty's recent "no confidence" Look at a traditional business but certainly by then it was clear to every curriculum. They had a year of sales and a educator worth his salt that is not the way vote in his leadership. Faculty representativ-es have charged that Lee year of personnel and two years of to go. The Ph. D. thing was just going down failed to fight hard enough for UMBC funds before Maryland's political management, a course in insurance. and the need for college professors has and educational decision makers. Lee's response said that those who That's a whole bunch of malarky when you disappeared. What else do you do with a really get down to it. Ph.D in Philosophy or History? _ think that results are gotten by pounding fists on beaureaucrat's desks I submit that. within the lattitude we So I had to tell the faculty that we are n01 are simply mistaken. have, there is a great deal of room to take going that way. It was not realistic. It i~ The R~triever visited the chancellor in order to help shed light on the related courses or courses that will give important for a university center to have you skills for job entry. You don't need to graduate programs and what we had to do leadershlp controversy. Due to a shortage of space, the interview will be dilute the liberal arts on the one hand. On was look at other graduate areas. printed in two installments, the following ·dialogue and one to be printed the other hand, you don't need to put all of The third point I made there was that for in the April 4 edition. the resources of the university into a trade JMBC to sit here right next to the city and (rogram. To start a school of business- a have as small a black enrollment as we In this conversation, Lee discusses some of the things he has tried to decent one that would be accredited-- had was just not real. Something had to be achieve at UMBC and his views concerning the direction the school must . would require at least twenty faculty lines. done there. take. And the only accredited business school I think in the time I have been here we in the state is the one at College Park. The .have tried to deal with those three main Retriever: A few years ago, University is exactly -what we're doing ·here.~That 'is, rest of them do not have official ac­ agenda items. Relations published a pamphlet called, focus on liberal ar~, focus on writing creditation. One of the reasons they "UMBC, an Innovator in Higher within the substance and have a few haven't gotten accreditation may be the Each year I methodically go through my Education." There is some contention cOUrses taught, particularly by quality but it's also the kind of resources state of the university addresses and seE about that lable. How is UMBC an in­ professionals, so you can get the ex­ you have got to put into it. the threads as they've come. NOW, · iii novator in higher education? perience. If you get into, accounting, to crank up a . Project 2000, which was a speech made it Chancellor: That piece was not done by In the case of journalism we had the (rogram that would allow students to April of 1972, I was fundamentally talkin~ me. It's not one of my statements. I can January workshop at the Sun. That is what qualify for the CPA, there's at least eight about the Policy Sciences, about the neec talk about several programs we have and . I mean by linking up the liberal arts and courses in accounting. That is a lot to to develop this graduate program. WE the kind of thrust I have been trying to the world of work. That is to have the launch. didn't confine it just to the graduate devel9P, but I don't want to hand on that , normal majors and have professionals or piece. In the context of those times, when others who can teach skills to balance off you say that, you really mean something and give the students an experience and IWhat you need to tone up the place is increase the like the University of Wisconsin at Green understanding of how these skills are Bay which had the whole school focusing applied in the world of work. We're going percentage of students who are highly motivated.. .' on environmental studies. to have to develop more of these and given I think we are a fairly traditional liberal our druthers, for instance, we would arts place which is trying to develop the broaden beyond just the journalism and On the other hand, 'for us to give in-, :(rograms. But we needed to develop a linkage to be able to apply the liberal arts In perhaps offer some kind of experience troductory and intermediate accounting, jp>licy orientation, because we sit right in to the world of work. We have some in­ advertising. Not just a course in ad­ teresting if not innovative programs like although the student is not going to be a ithe policy corridor and it's a good in­ vertising but have somebody who knows ;terdisciplinary type of focus. That has now the Option II. But you can't use the "in­ CPA, if he is in business or government he about advertising work with the students !become reality as you know, and the novator" label unless you're far out, like in a workshop setting. But not to turn this is going to know how to read a balance Antioch. I'm not ready to live with that sheet for the profit and losses. Otherwise (rogram is moving along. ~ace into a trade school. That would giVE ,he's useless. label. Advertising people have a way of the students the least amount of lattitude. There was also a need to look at and trying to play games with words. particular ly in a bad job market situation Retriever: You have been here now four and one half years. What is the most anticipate future problems in health and Retriever: Is it going to be possible, you have to be able now to go in and say, finally, something we have not yet been given the times and the interests of well here are my skills and I can deal with significant accomplishment you can point to? . able to accomplish was that we needed students, to relate the liberal arts to the tp broad number of jobs a company might some kind of balance here that would focus world of work? Can the students be con­ have. Chancellor: I saw my task as I came 'here, and it's shaping up. If you go back to on the philosophy of science and social vinced that an education at UMBC can be a I had lunch last week down at Mc­ science, that is the moral aspects of the valuable one? Cormick's to discuss the CP program . my original statement to the faculty in October of 1971, I identified three goals we questions that are coming up in the future . Chancellor: Yes, I think so. I think along with Paul Shelton and Betty GlasgO€ In that speech I also talked about some of particular ly as they hear · from the and several executives at McCormicks. had to achieve in the future. One was llIe development of a liberal the ethical problems that are raised by fl'ofessionals that it is precisely the liberal They believe we're going in the right track genetic manipulation and some of the arts which is more useful. for the kind of things that they will want in arts curriculum that was sensitive to the needs of the students.. Second was the ethical problems raised by housing As I understand it, in several journalism people. Now they will want also their development. How do we treat people as ::ourses which was part of this thrust, both specialists and a student who is focused in need to develop graduate programs that responded to the needs of the region as human beings in their environment? We Jack Dawson and Mrs. Murphy both said that way should go to a school thas have to deal with those questions and not me thing you don't want to do is get a provides you with a specialty, engineering well as the country, not to just duplicate major in journalism. What you want to do and so on. Ph. D. programs across the board_ See LEE Page 9

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and Marjorie Hambeau are "household c). Repeatedly. The Late Late Show names, it is for those dear insomniacs that d). None of the above. this test is designed. 5). See photo The test is relatively simple: there are 5 TRUE OR FALSE. Below are five multiple choice and 5 true-or-false. Score 1 statements that are either true or false, Movie Quiz point for each correct answer. There is they can't be both. If they are true, put T. also an extra-credit essay question If they are not, put F. By Ben Malillowski 1K'0vided. Ready? Alright, let's start! 1). It is more exciting to watch Jack MULTIPLE CHOICE. There will be a Webb film than it is to pick the fuzz out of statement given and four possible answers . your navel. . below it. If you think answer A is right, 2) . In-between film roles, Barbara then circle A. 1£ you think that B is right, Stanwick would rent herself out as a circle B. If, on the other hand, you think stuntman. that C is the correct answer, than feel free 3) . The star of the Follies has broken her to circle C. However (and here's the tricky ankle and it is her understudy's BIG part), if you think answers A, B, and C do CHANCE. She'll screw it up. not properly answer the question, you 4) ; If you watch a late movie, you will cirlce D. probably not see an ad for Massenguil's 1). The famous line, "I ain't so tough Disposable Douche's. after all," was stated by ... 5). Sonja Henie will regect her suitor in a). James Cagney, as he died in the order to get it on with S.Z. Sakall. - gutter. EXTRA CREDIT ESSAY. In a well­ b) . Maria Montez, after she threw developed and thoro!lgh essay, state the herself into an active volcano. aesthetic contributions to the art of film c). Shirley Temple, after Guy Kibbee made by Huntz Hall and Deanna Durbin. sang and danced his way into her heart. ANSWERS. The answers to the 5 d)' None of the above. multiple choice questions were all A. All 2). A man in a rubber suit is eating a statements in the true-or-false portion miniature paper-mache' set, the title of were all F. By the way, the F stands for this film is .. False. -All extra-credit essays should be a). Godzilla mailed to Huntz Hall and-or Dean'na b>. Citizen Kane Durbin. Any score of 1 to 5 is disgusting c). Wild Strawberries and you should be ashamed. Any score of 6 d). None of the above. to 9 means that there is some knowledge there and that it needs to be cultivated. To you, we recommend No-Doz. If you've got a 10, then it is evident that you really know 5. This is a picture of... your schlock. It is also evident that you a.) Boris Karloff in makeup. spend all your nights in front of the TV and that you're probably lonely, depressed, b.) Vera Hruba Walston without makeup. and wished you f;:liled the test. c.) Laurence Olivier before 'Withering Heights! d.l None of the above .

• 3>' What is Zasu Pitts? It is about this time every semester that t.hOse of you who have a moderate or a>. a vetern character actress. students are hit with mid-semester passing knowledge of such gems -may put b)' A tourist attraction in South examinations. There are all kinds of your limited know-how to the test. But, for America. By Bill Eissele c). The Mrican phrase for a rotten exams testing your knowledge in all kinds the b:ue connoisseurs of mediocraty; those The night was one that only appeared in of subjects. But, there has never been an sel~t few who can quote key passages movie. from BV edtime for Bonz-o verbatim; who d)' None of the above. nightmares. I was leaving the library after exam covering what most students must long hours of intense studying. My car was be familiar with: The Late, Late Show. when watching a Japenese sci-fi, can 4). Does Rock Hudson ever get Doris Day in the end? on the Fine Arts _parking lot. My journey Those of you who never had the ex­ Jredict when one of the actors is ~oin~ to was inevitable. To proceed to my car I had perience of watching vintage "B" movies say, "Ahh! dab monstah is attacking dab a). Yes bL No two routes to choose: the sidewalk past night-after-night need not take this test; village, ahh!"; and for whom Lvle Talbot Chemistry-Physics or through the small woodland and across the bridge. Why I chose the more rugged nature route I did oot know: it seemed to call out to me. Ronnie Reagan Goes To Washington I walked hypnotized by the surroun­ performance every day. However, could dings, every tree seemed to be watching By Brad Hopkins he act his way out of war? me, every rock staring at my courage. As I According to an old political crony of approached the bridge, suddenly Politics. A subject that everybody hears Reagan's, "Regan just isn't the guy for seemingly out of no where appeared a about, but nobody really cares about. This presidency he just doesn't have it in him to figure. I was startled. I collected myself, feeling of apathy is very evident with the lead and innovate. He's the guy who'll sit convinced there was nothing to fear. I results of last week's North Carolina at the desk and look and act like a called out, "Who's there?" Primary. Ronald Reagan once again President, but he just wouldn't be able to "You come most carefully upon your pitted against the incumbent Gerald Ford. think like a President." California hour, stand and unfold yourself; do not be In 5 other primary events, Gerald Ford JX>liticos say that Reagan doesn't have an scared. I am Baraztio." handily defeated the one time actor from independant thought in his head. "What do you want with me?" I asked. California. After the latest defeat in Everything he did as Governor was '_'I am more an antique Roman than an Florida the script writers (Political initiated by an advisor' or aide. American. Come forward and I will analysts) thought that "Ronnie" had In winning the North Carolina Primary, report and set my friend's cause a right," ridden into his last sunset; But it seems Mr. Reagan has proved that he is a master said Baraztio. that these script writers didn't read the of the visual media. In the last days of the I moved forward; before me dressed in a final draft. For when the final tabulations campaign, Mr. Reagan appeared on TVa black graduation robe was a distorted had been completed "Ronnie" had total of 5 hours. Mr. Ford on the other hand figure with soft white glowing rings of haze emerged victorious. wasn't in the state long enough to tape a around his head. "What can I do for you?" I asked. Ronald Reagan, President of the United TV spot. It seems that Mr. Ford and his States. Think of it, President Reagan on advisors underestimated Mr. Reagan's "I could a tale unfold whose lightest his white or palomino pony leading the attractiveness on the visual media. Mr. word would harrow up thy soul and freeze charge against those "Dreaded -Com­ Ford has learned the hard way. Mr. thy young blood." mies", those same "Commies" that he Reagan is no patsy, the fact that he was a Out of curiosity, I begged him to begin. I will tell the story as he told me. He began fou~ht on and off the screen in the 50's. movie actor is no longer a handicap when Reagan has learned his lines well. The running for political office. If anything, it by saying ten years ago in 1976 his master, main reason for these wellleru'ned lines is Calvindius, was the ruler of this great is an asset. kingdom where we now stood. That year because there is only one "Speech". It Most political advisors talk like TV ad­ TIME exists on hundreds of iile cards never used men every city is a "media market" Ronald Reagan spring came early in February and in exactly the same order. Therefore he where media events are staged. The passions grew with this unusual weather. can hav'e a different speech just by campaign is the biggest media event and There was a young member of the shuffling the cards. He uses them over and hype of all, and Ronald Reagan knows it. consciences of American with a softer sell Kingdom named Rothmlet who was over again like a well worn script. The Ronald Reagan heart throb of than a George Wallace or a Jimmy Carter. seeking to create, through these passions, Mr. Reagan is the perfect media hype. millions of middle aged American ladies He really seems to want ~o fight those the overthrow of Calvindius. He always manages to look perfect on has grown to the task and must now be Commies right here and right now. Maybe Upon hearing this, I asked under what camera. His full head of brown hair is considered a serious candidate for that's why he is attacking Mr. Ford on his laws could this be done? Baraztio ex­ either cosmetically or naturally devoid of President of the United States. foreign policy making. plained that under the auspices of the gray hairs and kept in place in the pom­ If Mr. Reagan doesn't win Kingdom Affairs Committee an un­ padour style of the fifties. He IS still that Along with the asset of media know-how, the nomination for President, then he can precidented tally was taken. This tally handsome man that wooed many a Mr. Reagan's greatest stren.¢h is that he always do a remake of "Mr. Smith Goes to which Calvindius believed to be coming female leading lady, as well as the has confined himself to broad generalities, Washington," with of course himself as the out of the Rothmlet madness was a dynamic speaker that made him a most he tries to offend no one fighting no male lead. Or if that fails maybe he can disrespectful attack on himself during sought after actor. But as president he menaces, except the "scourge" of the 50's, sell his hairdye secrets on TV during the troubled times. Rothmlet's madness, would have to turn in an award-winning the Communists. He has appealed to the Late, Late, Late Show. RETRIEVER MARCH 29, 1976 PAGE 7 Music-Lifestyle

"Silver Conv-ention" - Silver Convetion) newborn puppy, you find an insistent (RCA Records) thumping sound reassuring, then "Silver Convention" should be right up .your alley. The Debut of Joel Zoss What goes "bump" in the night ... every night.. in every disco in the Western "For All We Know" - Esther Phillips with Hemisphere? "Silver Convention" is a Beck (Kudu Records) }retty good guess. Silver Convention is a A Subtle~ Image-Filled First Album' There is a middle ground in popular German disco trio of female vocalists who music that exists somewhere on the fringe have turned a silky, bumpable sort of between jazz and Muzak. It is charac:­ By Elias Lieberman music into a fortune. On the strength of terized by lush productions -with lots of their hit single "Fly, Robin Fly" the group brass and strings but harks back to pure "Joel Zoss" - Joel Zoss (Arista Records) has released a new album. It would be jazz in tight little instrumental breaks. The I have a special weakness for musicians pointless to name any of the tracks on the latest release by vocalist Ester Phillips who respect the power of lyrical imagery. album because each and every one is . falls into this middle ground. Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell and Leonard churned out according to the hard and fast Ms. Phillips is possessed of one of the Cohen come immediately to mind. Joel disco dictum which requires one very truly unique voices recording today_ It's Zoss, a musician -poet, reveals good things insistent bass drum and some strings trademarks are nasality and vibrato that on his debut album entitled simply "Joel thrown in for sweetening. Every now and she fuses into a very sensuous, jazzy ~~s_s' ~ . then the vocalists will sweetly sing delivery For several albums now she has Zoss has been peripherally involved in "Hustle .. uh-huh!" or something equally teamed up with jazz-guitarist Joe Beck music for a number of years. Awhile back provocative. who handles the arrangements and throws he used to spend summers on Martha's If you want to turn your living room into in a lick every now and then_ "Going Out Vinyard where he and James Taylor ;:J disco f('r that weekend party or if, like a Of My Head" gets an eight minute impressed the locals in a band called The treatment that tends to ramble. A female Flying Machine. He has also written a vocal chorus is a bit much for t.he song and number of songs whi~h have been Ms. Phillips does too much hiding in the recorded by other artists. Bonnie Raitt in background as the rythm section bumps particular has recorded versions of Zoss's along. "Fever" is a much better showcase "Too Long At The Fair" and " I Gave My for her voice, a bright and sassy rendition Love a Candle. " Both songs are included of the classic. "Unforgettable" moves on his solo album along with nine other along with a vigorus yet understated original compositions. Stylistically, Zoss treatment. Beck throws in some rippling might · be termed a folk-rock musician. guitar runs that are like icing on the cake. There is a decided emphasis on lyricism Joel Zoss and melody in his works which, in com­ This album is quite good for what it bination with his well-turned lyrics, make attempts but don't let it serve as an in­ for -a very fine record_ "The 41st" is a which reveals in.a lover'S plaints the depth troduction if you've never heard Esther rousing, gospel-like incantation with of feelin_g he experiences. . Phillips_ Get hold of a recent Atlantic Biblical imae:erv of a fiery aoocalypse and As a vocalist Joel Zoss could use. a lIttle Release entitled "Confessin! The Blues" the river of glorious salvation_ "Sarah's polish and about half an octave more to hear what Ms .. Phillips can achieve Song" is an- incredibly subtle love song range, but no one can_deliver a song with when she is truly inspired. the same intensity of feeling as the person Here's a small piece of information I who created it in the first place. In this want to share with the discophiles amongst respect he invites comparison to Leonard you_ I recently had occasion to try and find Cohen who is by no means a vocalist but a record that is several years out of print. who has surmounted his vocal limitations Unable to locate it locally, I wrote to -a few with the sheer power of his music and places around the country who specialize , poetry. Zoss is also fortunate. to have in rare or out of print records. I can report guitarist John Hall of the band Orleans as that one place in particular had.the record ISarazfio a sideman on his album. Hall is always I Baraztio went on, was caused by not only tasteful and his acoustic gUitar worK ana I was -seeking and it was six dollars ' problems within the Kingdom and all dulcimer playing add immeasurably to the cheaper than another such service I kingdoms in the country but also revenge album. This debut album proves with out a contacted. If you are in search of that rare was sought. Rothmlet believed that doubt that Joel Zoss is worthy of a fate Dylan bootleg or a hard-ta-get import, Calvindius had poured poison into the ear other than anonymity. The synthesis of Silver Convention drop a line to Adlibitum Records, P.O. Box of his pet, Businessmajoro, who was a poetry and music is a hard task that he has 43, Nanuet, N.Y. 10954. They're courteous. pedigree Social science from outside the clearly mastered. efficient and fast. kingdom. "Did Clavindius do the things that Rothmlet accused him of?" was my next question. Baraztio said that his master, Cal vindius , tried very hard to lead his kingdom and did a worthy job. Most of the Love, Marriage and The College Student accusations upon Calvindius were out of his control; recession with high prices was running rampant throughout the country. By Bill Eissele Building within the kingdom, dismissal of In the United States the news media has ------citizen's jobs, and loss of new, younger carved the image of a young, free-loving citizens were all caused by this recession. college generation with no morals who's As far as the death of Businessmajoro, only concern is sex. Is the college student Calvindius did not kill it and even sup­ really copping out? In song lyrics "Love ported its growth in his report, Project and marriage go together like a horse and 2000. Calvindius could not be blamed; it carriage," but how doe~ marriage go with was the bickering of the citizens com­ exams, term papers, graduate school, and mittee that had caused the death. All the jobs? . charges against Calvindius were not only One out of every four marriages ends in universal problems, but also problems divorce in the U.S. Maryland alone in...l974 that the citizens should be fighting along granted 14,868 d1vorces, In this year oi with Calvindius, not putting the blame on recession, low job markets and liberal their leader. If the members of the morals, the chances of a young collegE Kingdom were not responsible enough to couple making a marriage go are slim. Nol try to fight the problems, how could they only college couples but the chances of an~ blame Calvindius? young couple making it are small. "What finally became of the situation?" With staggering figures like these wh)i books are written, and all the -studies Now, if you have made it this far in this I asked. shouldn't young people be frightened of made, what is so unique about marriage is article then you must be waiting for a Baraztio began to weep at this question. marriage? Most young people are having that it depends only upon two things-one spectacular enQlbg. You are asking "My master was eventually driven from trouble just being single, why add the woman and one man. Only these two yourself "What is this character leading his Kingdom. The revengeful passions of extra pressure? In living together, the people can make a marriage work or fail. uP ' to?" Well, the answer is just: the this Rothmlet gave Calvindius little responsibilities a marriage contracl To get- married in college or after raising of quesitons. Think about chance, although he fought to the bitter contain are simply not there. Each persor graduating, the decision is up to the in­ marriage, divorce, living together, the end.' Rothmlet's letters and persuasive is responsible first to themselves and then dividual couple; the pressure will always whole scene. Ask yourself what is ..>est for speeches put all the blame of the failing to the relationship. In this agreement the be there. you, because you are the only fJne that has kingdom on Calvindius. My gentle master pressure is relieved. Almost every college student has the answer. The statistical f~cts have JUSt suffered harshly through this persecution But even in this generation .of liberal thought about this event at one time or been presented; the emotional facts are but was always respectful, unlike the mad morals, there are still approximately another. One can hear almost everyday your own. Rothmlet. " 2 223 000 marriages performed every year. some person announce proudly, "Me; I'm In the distance I heard the cock crow and Are' people so stupid that even with never getting married." Well, maybe they There are two things in closing. First, before my very eyes, Baraztio vanished. staggering votes of divorce they still get won't but eight out of ten pople do, and I'm another statistic, the average cost of a For weeks I thought of the story Baraztio married. Or is there really something sure that seven out of those eight made the divorce in dollars runs from 300 to 5,000_ told me. Finally I decided I must tell his intriguing about this ancient institution. same statement once in their life. Secondly, a poem called "V" by Shel story ; whether people believed I saw this Marriage has been the subject for great Marriage is a rough adventure and Silverstein: spirit or not, I did not care. My literary works, movies, television, theatre, should not be entered upon carelessly. Ricky was "L" but he's home with the duty now finished, I close with what flu, psychological experiments,. econo~ic Perhaps that's why so many of the Baraztio told me last: "A serpent stung studies, etc" and what makes It so umque "college generation" is taking to the less Lizzie, our "0" has some homework to my master. So the whole ear of my is it's uniqueness. Marriage stems from pressured living together approach_ do, kingdom was by a forg 'ed process his the most complicated human emotion- Maybe the ratio of couples living together Mitchell, "E" prob'ly got lost on the way death, rankly abused". love, ' and married couples is about the same, So I'm all of the love "V" that could When all the data is collected, and all the and the society is lust more ooen about it. make it today. .PAGE 8, RETRIEVER MARCH 29,1976 Education Costs Rise 42 Per Cent In Last Decade BYPATRICIAL. COTE public campuses. This decline in research . Enrollments for the coming years are above 9 mj~lion and was 5 million in 1964. Two weeks ago, the National Center for spending by the private sector is expected expected to stabilize. For this reason, the Graduate enrollment is expected to Education Statistics, a division of HEW, to continue over the next 10 years. government expects capital spending to be increase to 1.3 million by 1984. This is released its annual report on the average Major public services largely available only $3 billion in '84-'85. This figure is comparably a much smaller rise then in amount spent by colleges and universities through university-connected hospitals, slightly less than the estimated $3.8 billion the last decade, where enrollment doubled for a year's education of each filll-time have doubled their expenditures in the in '74-'75. from 608,000 in '64 to 1.2 million in '74. student. Their figures indicated a rise past decade-from $700 million to $1.5 A more detailed look at the Statistic Estimates for total enrollment last fall from $2,167 in the '64-'65 academic year to billion by the public institutions and from Center's projections shows enrollment of for students seeking degree credit and $3,070 in the '74-'75. This is a 42 per cent $800 million to $1.4 billion by the private students in American colleges and those not seeking degree credit was listed increase in a decade. An expected 32 per institutions. In 'the coming decade, public universities attending for degree credit as a 3 percent increase above the previous cent increase was also listed for the cost of service spending is projected to remain will peak at 10.2 million in the fall of 1981. A year. However, these projections were full-time students for the next ten years. the same for private institutions and in­ general decline is then expected indicating prepared before figures on last fall's large Figures were adjusted to prices in '74-'75 crease only slightly by $.2 million for a total enrollment of 9.8 million in the fall enrollment were available and the actuaJ to eliminate the dollar distortion of in­ public colleges and universities. of 1985. Currently, enrollment is a little increase was nearly 9 percent. flation. Adjustments in enrollment figures were also made by using an equivalent numher of full-time students. General admmistration, instruction, departmental Student Government Election Information research, libraries, operation. and maintenance were included in the cost The elections of the Students Government Association c) Duties Finance (3 positions) calculations. Expenditures not included for the 1976·77 year will be held on Friday, April 26. 1976. to act as official spokesperson for and coordinate all a) formulates budget allocations for the Student were public.: services, expansion, expenses Therefore all persons interested in either representing activities undertaken by the senior class. Government Association and clubs related to research done under contract, their constit uents as a SGA Senator or meeting the b) serve as watchdog over the dispersement of student challenge of being the President or V ice President then activities fees as well as the rest of a student's tuition. S.G.A. Senate Positions student aid, and food and dining services. you must file for these offices by 4:00 pm April 12. 1976. (ex. a policy for spending money on food) According to the center's statistics, the You may file at the SGA office located on the first floor of Qualifications Organrzational (2 positions) breakdown of educational costs for public the Hillcrest building during regular office hours. In a) for the class senator positons canidates must hold a) works with the clubs on campus as far as any institutions vs . private institution5 is as order to encourage all students (no matter what their that respective class standing during 1976·77 and not problems they are having as far as understanding f inancial situation) to run for office. there will be no procedures and regulations '64-'65 graduate from that class standing before the end of that follows: In the cost per full-time application fee. However. all candidates that violate the academic year. . b) help a group of interested students organize student in a public school was $1,936; in a election rules will be subiect to a fine ranging from $5 to b) candidates for all senate pOSitions must have a 2.0 themselves into a new club. (ex. helping a club with a private school $2,593. By '74-'75 the cost $25. These election rules are available at the SGA office. G.P.A . memberShip drive) rose to $2796 for public and $3,945 for You may file for onlyone of the following pOSitions: Sophomore Class Senator·At-Large (2 positons) private. Projected costs show a dollar President-Vice President Ticket Descriptions a) no specific duties but still a hard working a ) must be of at least iunior standing at the end of this Sophomore Class Senator ,2 PGsitions) representative of students in the Student Senate. (ex. amount of $3 ,705 for public institutions in academ ic year and will not graduate before the end of a) coordinate activities for the sophomore class fighting the tuition hike) '84-'85 and $5,427 for the private copeges ' he 1976·77 year . Junior Class Senator (2 positions) These senators also serve on the same named com· and universities. b ) must have at least a 2.0 average. a) coordinate activities for the junior class mittees in the UMBC Senate. Total spending by colleges and c) Duties : President Senior Class Senator (2 positons) 1. to set on the UM BC Senate a) works with Senior Class President to coordinate universities for all current purposes has 2. recommend legislation to the Student Senate senior activities and the commencement ceremony increased by 14 percent in the last decade 3. appoint head of special committees such as movie 8. Undergraduate Council (2 positons) To All and is expected to rise another 24 percent lecture series a) deals with issues concerning the educational in the coming decade. Actual figures show 4. to execute or veto any action taken by the Student planning and policies of this school (ex. a writing course S.G.A. Organizations Senate requirement) $4,093 per student in '64-'65, $4,666 in '74-'75 5. work hard to make UM BC a better place for students UMBC Affairs (2 poSitions) and a projected $5 ,783 in '84-'85. These to live and learn a) deals with issues concerning the phYSical im· statistics seem to indicate there will be d) Duties : Vice President provements needed (ex. a new parking lot) When Taking out an Ad Future of the University (2 pOSitions) 1. to assume the office of President if the office in the Retriever, please minimal spending for public services by becomes vacant. a) deals with long range plans for UMBC (ex. the the institutions of higher education and no 2. serve as Speaker of the Senate Student Commons mall) bring a signed IDT (in ter­ increase in research spending for the 3. to sit on the UMBC Senate Student Life (3 positons) department transfer) with coming decade. a) deals with proposals that would make a student's you. IF you do not have life (whether a commuter or dorm student) herp at Senior Class President one, The Retriever will Public and private institutions have in UMBC more enioyable and thus enhance their overall a) must be of senior standing during the 1976-77 the past held an equal share in research education. (ex. better bus transportation or the food in supply one. academ ic year but not graduate before the end of that the Dining Hali) spending. However, two-thirds of the year. research funds currently spent are on b) must have at least a 2.0 G.P.A. ~(M)~@ ••• the sto.re on campus SUMMER SESSIONS '76 book CHANGES AND (!J)(f® 0 @ center ADDITIONS • • • student union building CALENDAR SESSION 11 No refunds for drops after th is date. July 16 Oro deadline for six-week courses. Au .6 ANC5 0298 •.. Change room to 55 208 GENL 8140 ... Change time to MWF 9·10 : 30-EM 101 . ECON 0299·0301 Personnel Administration (S) 3 credits Examinat ion and review of organizational behavior as H 1ST 0216 ... Change to session I. has infludenced by personnel and industrial relations policy. HIST 0486 ... Change to seSSion I. Examination of current personnel policies as dictated by existing traditions and legal constraints within the organization. MATH 0100 .. . Change to seSSion I. TTH 9·12 : 15 EM 106; Baughman TWThF 8:45.10:30 instructor-Paul. Session I S5210 MATH OlSO ... Change time to TWF 10 :45.l. (This section of 0299 is in addition to the section already Will meet tor first 8 weeks. listed.) MAiH 0151.. . lnstructor·Koont. DISCOUNT eouc 0462 Teaching Clinic 1·4 credits MATH 0152 ... lnstructor·Parr. For the advanced teacher education student and In- MATH 0325 ... lnstructor·Winston . ON REGULAR PHOTO . ~i.ce teacher. Prerequisite: permission of the dean, DEVELOPING ..• diVISion of education. PSYC 0395 ... Change to session I. Will meet TTH 1: 15. EOUe 0470 3: 30 ; field work arranged. EXCEPT ..SPECIAL E DUe 0480 Media Workshop ... Change to Session II. SCRN 0100 Introduction to Screen Arts (H) SERVICES EDUC 0490-0304 Self-concept Institute 1. .. Change time to 40% A first study of th.e forms. functions. and teChniques of TTH 9·12 :1 5. See Dr. Millman for Institute II. super 8mm film. Reading assignments from the literature of film will be supported by studio production 0001 English as 11 Second Language 0 crP.dilS of four independent super Bmm films . All students must An intensive intermediate and advanced level coorse have access to a super Bmm or Bmm camera. and the in E:nglish as a second language for ~ollege students. approximate cost of supplies will be $30.00. profeSSional people. businessmen. and visitors to the Matheny TWTh 10 :45-1 United Stales. There will be instruction in American SeSSion I FA221 : EngliSh pronunciation; grammar and idiom; reading I and vocabulary development; and compOSition, SPCH 0100. Public Speaking 3 credits stylistics. and mechanics. Tutitior: for this intenSive Pr~paratlon and delivery of original speeches. Outs workshop will be charged as if it were a six·credit course. r eadings. reports. T . Spivey WTh .... 15· 10 :30 Baldwin·Freese MTWThF , ·5 liNKAMER'CARD SeSSion I FA 018 Session II CP 118·119 UMBC students ... please clip and save this ad with the supplement from last Monday ' s RETRIEVER! Visit the summer school office in 1002 administration. or call x2335 if you have any questions about sum mer. RFTRIEVER MARCH 29, 1976 PAGE 9

with. It was originally a highly structured Lee: "/ understand an architect LEE program, unnecessarily structure~. will be appointed for the com­ We've been working along these lmes for Continued From Page 5 the past two years on the health ad­ mons next month. " ministration and plaIlning program and just plan communities for the sake of ef- that should surface soon. ficiency. . faculty) complain about the sad state of Retriever: While we're on programs, affairs with today's students. To what I have to say that, my style and perhaps has it been any more difficult to work at the whole way I have been an ad­ 'extent do you think there is a mismatch UMBC than in another school, considering between the faculty and students at ministrator has been one where one the/ MCRE pressure and the rising st~tus respected the faculty. . UMBC? Has this contributed to facult,y of other colleges. discontent? The college where I was dean at Bost~n Chancellor: In .programmatic terms, it University was larger than UMBC. ThIS Chancellor: I think there is some has been a very difficult situation. I can't _nismatch. was about one ' third of the school. put the blame on UMBC as such. The t~mes Traditionally the administrator tries to are going badly. We've got a natIonal The writing problem is of course a raise issues with his faculty, encourage national phenomenon. We're certainly no syndrome of greater control and cen­ worse off than some schools around the them to pick up ideas and work with them tralization in the state capital. If you call in committees and emerge with programs. country. We gave last year a reading and any state college president in the co~ntry, writing diagnostic test and we found that That is the way it normally goes. That. h~s the first thing they'll complain about IS the been my style and that is the way It IS 60 percent of entering freshman were coordinating body. You compound the reading or writing below the tenth grade normally done. You try to nudge and push problem here with trying to develop and get things moving. . level. Only a small percentage are reading programs that are different ~n~ 'Yhich and writing at the twelvth grade level. I think one of the problems here was th~t require cooperation aC.ross diSCIplInary I was talking about was perhaps a bIt Now there you start with a handicap. We lines. are working with Ted Venetoulis to get the ahead of its time. For instance, in 1972 in Retriever: Is there a reluctance to work the state of" the university address what I next layer down to jack up standards in the across department lines? high schools. We have students coming in Nas talking about . were problems of Chancellor: Yes, oh yes. unemployment. 'Trish Burton here who've never written a composition. Retriever: Why' I think there will be a national . By 1972, I was saying that the job market Chancellor: Well, .when you look at th~ elite schools, as is now the case in is not good, or not going to be good and we California. There, the top 10 percent are movement in the next couple years to way in which a Ph : ~. is trai~e

By Tim PuIs Force by allowing only two goals. The Retrievers spotted the visiting Sea Freshmen Mi'ce Duffy and Tim Coughlin Attackman Emmett Lazaro displayed Gulls a 10-5 halftime lead and ' barely combined for eight goals and three assists . .some .outstanding .stickwork and finished missed pulling the victory out in the as UMBC's la ~ rosse team blistered the ' 'the game with three goals and three second half. . visiting Air Force Academy, 21-6, last assists, along with Vince Brulinski, who "Salisbury came to play," said Dick Wednesday before a thin crowd 0{'500. added two goals and four assists. Watts, UMBC's head coach. "You can't The Retrievers ripped the nets within 11 Coach Dick Watts felt it was imperative spot a team of their ability that" type of seconds of the opening face-off as fresh­ to win the game because of the upcoming lead." man Mike Mulford took a feed from Ben schedule. Trailing 13-10 at the start of the final Lazaro to put UMBC on top 1-0. "We needed the win," said Watts, "we Air Force answered with a goal by stanza, UMBC rallied to within one, at 13- - needed confidence after Saturday's loss. 12, on goals by sophomore Mark Hof­ sophomore Mike McDonald, but UMBC (Salisbury State College 14-13) It also gave meister and freshman Mike Duffy. reeled off eight more tallies before the end us a chance to get the inexperienced Salisbury controlled the ensuing face-off of the first quarter. players into the game." . and scored seven seconds later. Tim · In the second period, the Falcon's Earlier in the week UMBC suffered its Coughlin notched UMBC's final score with defense stiffened and the Retrievers first setback of the season, 14-13 at the 3: 58 remaining, but Salsibury's goalie, mustered only two goals while holding off hands of Salisbury State College. It was David Hearn, rejected several UMBC Air Force to the same total. UMBO' entered the first loss in eleven regular season shots which prevented the game from the locker room with a commanding 114 encounters over two years for UMBC and entering overtime. . . score. the fi:rst in thr~e games this season. The Next home game is April 10, when The second half was completely Dennis Rodgers and Dave Cottle sup­ the NCAA Divison I champion, Terrapins dominated by UMBC. The Retrievers plied the firepower for the Sea Gulls from the University of Maryland College squandered any comeback effort by Air combining for seven goals and two assists. Park, battle ' the defending Mason-Dixon champion Retrievers. Sparks: 'Mistakes' Caused 'Double Loss

For the UMBC Retrievers, their double· the next batter grounded into a double­ pitching six innings in which he gave up header loss to Randolph-Macon College on play, UMBC's rally was dead. three runs, two of which were earned. Saturday of 3-1 and 5-4 can be directly Sparks was pleased with the aggressive Lykes went three for five at t~e plate to htlributed to a rash of errors both in the running tactics shown by his young team lead the UMBC offensive attack. Stewart field and on the bases. as they stole six bases in 'eight attempts. was two for five with a walk and with "Base running was our downfall," said "Speed will be an asset for this team and Rallo accounted for UMBC's two runs Coach Hal Sparks, "We made at least six we will be running all season in hopes of batted in. mental mistakes on the bases. These capitalizing on it." Sparks decried the lack of control errors in judegement are what cost us the Sparks promises some changes exhibited by his pitching staff. "Our pit­ game." As evidence of this point, Sparks following the six errors committed in the chers gave up ten walks while only used the last inning of the first game where field. "We'll definitely have to m"ake some recording five strikeouts. This puts too UMBC threatened to tie the contest, adjustments, in the infield especially," he much pressure on the defense. Sooner or trailing 3-1. Wayne Tyson led off the inning ­ stated. later, with men on base, a defensive team with a - single and when Chuck Lykes Sparks pointed to the play of Sal Rallo will make mistakes." followed with another base-hit, things (Mt. Hebron), Chuck Lykes (Patapsco) ' The Retrievers will try to attone for their appeared promising for Sparks' ball club. and Gary Stewart (Washington) as bright mistakes in a 3: ()() clash tomorrow against But Tyson got caught in a lapse of con­ SIX>ts in the .twin losses. Rallo cracked a Western Maryland. The game will be the centration and was picked off base. This solo home run over deep center field in the third consecutive one away from UMBC killed any chance of a sacrifice bunt. When second inning of second game as well as for the team. Reverend Harold Carter Reverend -Carter tabled the matter. Neither body was in­ university community. LETTERS terested in discussing substance. In stead But, perhaps the issues behind the no­ we were told that any public airing of our confidence vote were of a different nature. to Speak Wednesday. Continued from page 2. "dirty laundry;; would ruin the Univer­ Perhaps some people believed that the sity's reputation. Chancellor wasn't doing enough to turn "The Spirit of the Bicentennial" will be Rothstein's letter of last week--or any the topic of the Rev. Harold A. Carter of other group or person so quick to assume We disagree. UMBC into an elite institution. If so, let We have heard that that too be brought out into the open. New Shiloh Baptist Church in Baltimore in that the removal of Dr. Lee as Chancellor the final lecture of the 'Theology and the would solve UMBC's areas of educational ---the administration is in such chaos Surely UMBC can withstand open that last semester the computer assigned discussion within the University com- . Bicentennial" series at UMBC at 1 p.m. ineffecti veness. Sincerely, Wednesday, March 31. Karl O. Gilbert incorrect grades to many students and munity. whatever the issues might be. We might be incapable of .processing any mQSt stop worring about reputations and The series has featured prominent grades in tne Spring; start deciding how UMBC can provide a theologians from across the country in an University Trouble ---the drop out rate for Black students is decent education for all segments of the exploration of the social progress of the To the Editor: substantially higher than for white Baltimore population. United States in the last 200 years. Everyone agrees that UMBO is in students and little or nothing is being done Fred Pincus Dr. Carter, author of "The Prayer trouble. The university is facing problems about it; Jack Sinnigen - Tradition of Black People," hosts two vital to its very survival. Yet, during the ---the report of the Chancellor's Com­ Mark Sussman religious radio programs in Baltimor-e. past two weeks, no one in the debate over mission on Minority Student Education David Whisnant A 'former assistant to the late Dr. Martin the issue of confidence or no confidence in has bee placed on a shelf to gather dust; Sinan Koont Luther King, Jr., in Montgomery, Ala., Dr. the Chancellor and his administration has ---the Chancellor did not fight hard Frank Domurad Carter has traveled extensively in Europe, been willing to state the nature of the enough to prevent either the tuition hike or David DeLeon Africa, and the Middle East preaching the issues involved. The Faculty Mfairs cuts in faculty lines. . EvEhrlich gospel. Committee, before allowing open Even if accusation such as these are only Carol Ehrlich The lecture, which is free and open to the discussion of the issues, demanded that the half true, they are serious enough to public, will take place in Lecture Hall Two Chancellor resign. The Senate simply warrent open discussion by . the entire in the chemistry-physics building. fThe-U~~S-El~~~: P~:c~d':~sl Insurance ... a Rip Off? t t t . 1. All candidates must present a petition (position statement) t Graduating Seniors in UAAS office by April 5th. Due to newsletter difficulties t . t there is an extension. Don't be foolish, take advantage t Thursday April 1 7:30 - 9 p.m. EM 106 2. The petition will be printed or orally presented to the t t members. Time arrangement will be set during the second t week of April. It will be publized then. t t 3. Chairman and Co-Chairman offices are open. The winning t t ticket will chose their 0wr cabinet. t INSURANCE SEMINAR t 4. All members should vote and we are ' urging tha t everyone - t t take the opportunity to do so. t -FIND QUT- t 5. There will be no graduating senior vote. t t 6. ID cards must be presented election day (validated) t VVhat is insurance? t 7. Campaigning. t VVhat are the differ·ent policies? L~~~~~~~~~~~~~ __ ~_~ ___ t Bulletin Board RETRIEVER MARCH 29,1976 PAGE 11

CHILD CARE FISH LECTURE INDUSTRIAL HYGIENIST BUDGET FORMS VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Mount Providence Child Development Stanley E. Fish, Professor of English at The Volunteers are needed to help set up and INTERVIEWS Budget request forms for the academic year Center will expand its services to offer several Johns Hopkins University, will speak on break down the exhibit area in Gym lion A representative from the Maryland 1976·77 will be available beginning Friday, new programs in September 1976. The full day "Making Sense: Readers as Writers" on Wednesday, April 7th. Set up will take place Department of Personnel will be on·campus, April 2. The forms can be picked up at the S care nursery and kindergarten program (7:30 Tuesday, March 30, at 4 PM in FA 306. from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and break down from 4 Wednesday, April 21st, to discuss career op· . G.A.'s Hillcrest office. Information regarding a.m. 5:30 p.m"- will begin its fifth year of It is free and open to the public . p.m. to 6 p.m. Call 455·2000 to Sign up. We need portunitles as an Industrial Hygienist Trainee. the process of approving the student budget service to children from 3·6 years old. you! ' A group meeting will be held from 1 :00·2:00 and restrictions on student act'ivities fees will The following half·day nursery school A CLASSICAL LUNCHEON 17.m . In 210 EM in order to explain the be supplied. If your organization is recognized program will be available: The ClaSSics Club is holding its spring wine responsibilities of the position. Individual GEOG CANOE TRIP by the S.G.A. and is eligible for funds, it will be Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m.·11:3O a .m., 3 and cheese luncheon on Friday, April 2nd at 1 interviews for interested students will be The Geography Club is sponsoring a canoe in the best interest of your club to request year olds. pm in FA 450. Everyone is Invited to attend. available immediately following the group trip down the Shenandoah River on Saturday, funds on time. All budget meetings and Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 9 a.m.· Tickets are $1.75 and may be obtained from meeting. Industrial Hygienist Trainee April 10. The cost is $5 per person, which in· deadlines will be announced in the budget 11:30 a.m., 3 & '4 year olds. 'any Ancient Studies faculty member (4th floor positions are open to seniors who have a cludes canoe, life jacket, and paddle. For more request form. Remember, money from student Tuesday thru Friday, 12:30 p.m.-3:00 p.m., 4 Administration Building). chemistry' major or a biology or math malor information call either Dale DeWeese or Len activit#!s fees is your money; use it or lose it. If year olds. . with 12 hours of chemistry. If you are In· Kennedy at 455·2701 or Kevin Dooley at 766· any questions remain, I can be reached during All Mount Providence Programs are fully SUMMER THEATR'E FESTIVAL terested in finding out more about the accredited by the Maryiand State Department 0523. my office hours at HilicresCOUiS Hurwitz There will be an open mee,ting on the new FOOD WEEK pOSitions, stop by the Career Development and of Education. Placement Center, 202 EM. Individual Summer Theatre Festival (coming to UMBC The Food Week Committee will meet on In· from June 7·1lthl for all interested parties. terview appointments are available . • JSA SPECIAL EVENT ,Friday, April 2, at 1 p.m. to finish planning The meeting will be held on Sunday, April 4th Annual Gala·-An informal Israeli Cafe on ASSENTIVENESS WORKSHOP activities for Food Week which is from Mon., at 11am in FA gallery on the first floor of the April 3, 9:30 to 12:30 in Dorm 3 Rec Room. Anger, frustration, guilt, or a put-down April 5 through Fri., April 9. If you would like HEALTH CARE IN CHINA Fine Arts Building. Entertainment will include a Piano and Sax feeling are typical consequences of non­ to help out during that week, please show up at HEALTH CARE IN CHINA: A film, Combo and guitar soloists. $1.00 For more assertive behavior. If this run·over syndrome this meeting. If you cannot make this meeting "Away With All Pests," will be shown on GEOGCLUB information call Janet at 455-2635 or 655·5080. sounds familiar to you, check out our remedy. but are still interested, contact Richard Whale Tuesday, March 30 in CP110. There will be The Career Development and Placement There will be a meeting of the Geography at 247·0549. Please leave your name and phone three showings: 9:30, 12:30 and 3:30. The film and Counseling Centers are presenting an all Club on Wednesday, March 31 at 1:00 in is an intimate, dramatic and penetrating In. WOMENS UNION number, so that he may return your call. day assertiveness workshop for women on SSOO9A. The purpose of th is meeting is to make sight into life in China today by the famous The Women's Union is having a self-defense Saturday, April 10th from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 some definite plans concerning the Spring English doctor Dr. Joshua HQr",. .' Dr. Horn forum . This forum will run for 2 consecutive POLl SCI COFFEE HOUR p.m. in Room 077, Dorm 3. It will be led by picnic, which is to be held on May 1st. All are worked in Ch ina from 1954 to 1969 as a surgeon; weeks with one session per week, begining on ~The Political Science Council of Majors will Martha Umstott and Elaine Yamada and will invited to attend. and he traveled throughout the country as a Tues. March 30 at 11: 00 and the second session Je holding a coffee hour on Friday, April 2, In look into the social causes of non-assertive member of a mobile medical team. Film is held on April 6 at 11 :00, both will be held in CP AD 611 at 1 o'clock. At this time Dean Pappas behavior as well as methods of increasi~g PRE DENTAL STUDENTS courtesy of the US·China Peoples Friendship 113. This forum will be instructed by an will be speaking on Senate Bill 1. All are In· assertive behavior. For further information Association. ql,!thoritV on karate. Dr. Leonard wiil be at UMBC for pre·dental vited to attend. call the Counseling Center, X·U72. advising on Tuesday, March 30th. from 12:30· 3:00 p.m. Please call the Counseling Center x· HEALTH SUITE COMPLAINTS SOCIOLOGY CAREER DAY 2472 for an appointment. The SGA has recently become aware of A Sociology Career Day will be held in Gym student complaints against the Health Suite. if lion Wednesday, April 7th from 1 to 4 p.m. All WISEMAN'S "WELFARE" you have any information concerning un· sociology majors and other interested students satisfactory deal inQs with the Health Suite, from the Baltimore metropolitan area are TO BE PRESENTED please contact the SGA at Hillcrest or phone invited to attend. The afternoon's program The Social Work Department and the Social x2220 and leave your name and phone number. includes workshops and panel discussions on Work Club are sponsoring an evening Showing of the unusually excellent Wiseman­ RADIO CLUB WilYS to seek employment and to develop a There will be a very important meeting of career in sociology. In addition, represen. documentary "WELFARE." This film was the UMBC Radio Club this Wednesday, May tatives from government agencies, industry, shown on Educational T. V. last fall. It runs 167 minutes and we will show it in Lecture Hall III 31, in EM10l. The constitutional revisions the and community organizations in the at 7:00 p.m. on April 5th. Commentary will be SGA has asked for will be discussed. It is Baltimore·Washington area will advise given by Dean Daniel Thursz, Dean of the imperative that all members attend. Anyone students informally of career opportunities EDUCATION-MATH BUILDING ROOM 202 interested is also welcome to attend. and suitable strategies for job preparatl~n. School of Social Work and Community Plan. For additional information, call 455·2000. ning, UMAB. This is open to all interested students. ' STUDENTS UNITE! Ear ly career planning is an . Another important aspect in There will be a SCATH meeting, Monday, excellent investment in your March 29, in SS203 at I pm. All interesteC developing your career choices i~ students please attend this important meeting. employment future_ If you are a an awareness of the work factorS We will be discussing plans for a forthcoming freshman or sophomore, you have that different careers offer_ Work rally. the opportunity now to increase factors are characteristics of FILM your employment possibilities occupations and occur to different LOST WATCH HOUSEKEEPER WANTEr upon graduation. You may begin FREE FILM· LH " Monday, 1 p.m. degrees in various careers_ For Lost--Pocket watch in SS building on March Housekeeper wanted, Part·time, 247·9045. "The Magician" -- this Pollsh·made allegory is by developing several career 22. A large reward will be offered for its example, a career may offer to you MISSING RING a genuine classic concerning children who are return. Ask for Devereaux at x2894 or leave choices. By examining careers in a specific amount of independence Lost: 1975 Archbishop Keough High School tricked into trading in their ballons for guns. message at Dorm 3 desk. which you are interested and have Ring in the Ladies Room of Fine Arts Building The universal agony over wasted lives in too or creativity, both of which are 3rd floor. If anyone knows any information many wars and in far too many forgotten potential, you will be able to plan work factors. Recognizing the type RADIO FOR SALE concerning this ring, Please contact Susan at causes is dramatically and decisively shared. activities that relate to these of work factors available in a Panasonic portable Radio, AM·FM, AC or 242·7855. A reward will be offered for its !areers. You may actively select o"IIerY ... $10.00 Call Mark at 455·2839. return. 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KURLIE • Solitomore: Senior:------• in • April 4 • Math & Sciences Group-Weds.,------U- Washed Jeans Rugby Shirts • noon, beginning March 31, 210 EM • 2 - 5 pm and • Social Sciences Group-Weds., 1-2 • Call lAC Accessories • p.m., beginning March 31, 201 SS • Admission: $2.50 Just 5 min. from UMBC in the Arts & Humanities Group-Thurs., • • 1-2 p.m., beginning ~pril 1 202 SS • 30I-Z4Z-Z858 Shriver Hall- Johns Hopkins Arbutus Shopping Plaza 242-5455 .. Return thiS form to ~e ' CD&P Center. Info. x 2656 ask for Sherri off Wilkens Ave. & Maiden Choice Ln • 202EM • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PAGE 12, RETRIEVER MARCH 29, 19/b •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ! April 2, 1976 ! : UMBC MIXER ! • • :• featuring •: Friday Night Supper : - . 6:30 pm $1.00 reservations by 4 pm Wed. ! 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