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Vol. 5 No. 24 Thursday. February 28, 1974 New Postal Rates Page 10 Silence: A Leaf Falls Regents Send University Information on Ujamaa University President Dale R Corson has received Cornell will respond, Corson said, and will a letter from New York State Comm maintain the position it lias continually held, that all Education Ewald B Nyquist responding to il which Ujamaa is Cornell's request for more information on the State one, are in compliance with Regents Paper No. 15 Regents position regarding Ujamaa Residential and the Guidelines for the Desegregation of College Facilities and Programs and that some of Nyquist's Corson said yesterday that the letter received findings concerning Ujamaa are not correct. The February 21, one month after Cornell's request for Regents guidelines define segregated facilies as: more information, sets forth the report of findings "those in which admission or residence is in connection with the State Education restricted, by the institution or with its consent, to Department's September 10 visit to Cornell persons of a particular race, color, or national Nyquist indicated in his letter of December 27, origin." 1973 that Ujamaa as it is presently constituted is In his December letter. Nyquist asked Corson to not in compliance with Regents policy as advise him by February 1 "of the steps to be taken expressed in Regents Position Paper No 15 by Cornell to dismantle Ujamaa College" At that Nyquist said that his finding came as a result of the time he also advised Cornell that if the University September 10 visit. believed the finding was incorrect, it could present Corson said that the latest Nyquist letter "does a statement in support of its contention. However, not clarify the situation significantly and contains as 1974 began. Cornell had not yet received any factual errors." Also, Corson noted that some of the formal'report on the September 10 staff visitation material included in the report as a basis for the upon which the Regents finding was based and so Nyquist decision relates to Cornell's 1969 Corson made his January 21 request for more discussions with the U S Department of Health, information which Nyquist had offered to supply Education and Welfare (HEW), and also refers to a Regents Position Paper No 15 was issued in recent practice which has now been discontinued May 1972 and the Regents Guidelines for the Corson said that Nyquist. in his letter dated Desegregation of Facilities and Programs were February 19. asks that the visit report be checked issued in early 1973 for accuracy and that a formal response be (Note The Regents Guidelines were printed in submitted within two weeks from the date of the Cornell Chronicle on March 17. 1973 More letter The date for Cornell's response has since recently material on the Regents Ujamaa position been extended by Nyquist to the second week in and Cornells response to it were printed in Cornell March. • Chronicle on January 24, 1974) Funds Allotted Senators Call for Equality For Adjusting In Men's, Women's Sports In a deceptively low-key session, the fourth University focusing primarily on remedies for sex inequality Senate Tuesday night closed its term with a legislative regarding programs and facilities The committee bang by passing bills calling for "fair and equal prefaced its recommendations by identifying women's Employes Pay treatment" of men and women in physical education and intercollegiate athletic programs as the "largest single intercollegiate athletic programs Additionally, the Senate issue at the present time," and by reiterating the use of Allocations for salary adjustments have been passed with almost no debate an amendment to judicial "the affirmative action concept as it applies to the distributed to the endowed units a\ Cornell for the fiscal board legislation establishing procedures for cases wtere problems of affording "fair and equal' treatment to year beginning July 1. 1974 the University is defendant The question of whether the women in physical education and athletics " The allocations are divided among the faculty and the University Hearing Board (UHB) has jurisdiction over The recommendations called for departmental exempt and non-exempt employes who were on the such cases was not raised on the floor reorganization along program lines, eliminating the University payroll on Feb 1. 1974. Both issues — fair and equal treatment of women in present male-female organizational pattern in both physical education and intercollegiate athletics; Distribution to both faculty and other staff will be physical education programs and whether the University increased staffing by minority group members and based on merit, according to Vice Provost Robert F. can be a defendant in the campus judicial system — women; new physical education facilities for co- Risley The faculty adjustments are completely were raised recently in a complaint against the educational use, recreational instruction rather than discretionary. He said that in the exempt and non- Department of Physical Education and Athletics alleging professional training in physical education courses; that exempt groups an individual whose work is considered sex discrimination. The case was settled by the parties ticket sales income go directly to the University and that unsatisfactory should receive no adjustment but that any outside the judicial board which had ruled "probable the department operate on an appropriated budget, and. individual whose work is satisfactory will receive a jurisdiction" in the dispute increased support for intramural sports, especially for minimum increase of $300 regardless of present salatv The legislation to establish equality between men's and women. "Further merit adjustment beyond the $300 minimum women's physical education and intercollegiate athletic can. of course, be made. " he said The $300 figure should programs is the first piece of legislation to result from a The committee summarized its position by stating: be pro-rated irv cases where persons are employed less three month study of the Department of Physical "We feel that women's athletics may well develop than full time. Education and Athletics conducted by Policy Study Group considerably in the next five years We also feel every II (PSG II), a special ad hoc committee created by the effort must be made to remove artificial distinctions In addition to the annual salary adjustment funds Campus Life Committe"e (CLC) in conjunction with the between men's and women's teams in achieving a which have been distributed. Risley said special salary Executive Committee balanced program " reserves have been established to cover the cost of The bill passed Tuesday night calls for sex equality as The report prepared for the CLC, will serve as the basis increases which may result from the current Hayes soon as possible, but within five years in any case, with for further bills to be presented to. the fifth Senate on the classification study of exempt employes*and the planned ual progress reports to be made by the department to subject of physical education and athletics. similar study of non-exempt employes later this year the CLC. The bill's provisions stated that: the coaching Risley said directors and department heads have been PSG Us report, which was made public at the Senate staff will work as a unified group responsible for meeting Continued on Page 8 meeting Tuesday night, contains 10 recommendations Continued on Page 8 2 CORNELL CHRONICLE Thursday, February 28 Board's Statement on Computer Security The following is a statement by Cornell's administration, bothersome They are expensive damaged by accident as well as inanimate challenging machine the University Computing Board compels that protection be as Furthermore, even the best intent As a result, the knowledge or some symbolic aspect of the on the subject of Computer complete as reasonably possible protection, whether we are that intruders have potentially "establishment." Safety Unfortunately. the very dealing with computer data or gained access to these files is The 360 system operated by complexity of computers and of hard copy files, is not absolute very disturbing to their owners. the Office of Computer Services protective systems which are The risks to academic is not a laboratory or Fourth. when computer On January 25. Cornell used to defend them appears researchers is similar to that of experimental or research security is breached, we are all suffered a serious intrusion into to challenge the virtuosity of having notes stolen or damaged computer It is a production potentially the victims Many of its computing system Although some thoughtless computer before other copies were made. machine Its routine services can the University's administrative the intrusion was apparently users Such individuals must Because of this recent and be used to perform research, but computing files contain elements discovered and contained before recognize that they are dealing other potential intrusions on the when the subject of that research of privileged information about it could be exploited. it with a vital resource of the security of the University's happens to be computing itself, its employes, prospective and nonetheless has directed the University and that tampering computer system it will be then the investigator is under current students, and alumni and attention of the campus to the with the computing system to necessary to make additional special obligation to contain any friends of the University. Only security of the University's obtain unauthorized access to expenditures to provide better possible side-effects of such essential data are collected, computer files. As the principal computer files cannot be protection in this area at a time work. group charged with responsibility necessary to some aspect of the tolerated when the University has little A computing system is an for overseeing computer matters functioning of the University, and discretionary funds available for indispensible tool of a modern at Cornell. the University Second, the Board wishes to these data are as fully protected this type of purpose Should such University — for research, Computing Board believes that it clarify that, while prior instances as we know how, given the intrusions be repeated, it could teaching, and administrative should unequivocally state its of tampering have been limitations of and other demands also become necessary to limit operations Confidence in the opinions on the issues raised and detected, it knows of no cases in on the system It needs to be access to the computer The integrity and privacy of represented by this intrusion which sensitive student, stressed, however, that these principal "victims of such a information within the system is employe, or financial data have data are not public information limitation would be students in essential to its operation. Toward The first point to be been exposed through a breach and attempts to obtain access to advanced courses in computing that objective, the University emphasized is that the security of of computer security. Such data such data constitute an invasion Students who have achieved Computing Board has initiated are protected by multiple lines of of the inherent right to privacy of data resident in the computer some competence in computing steps to: defense. Access to these files in each person affected The and in computer files is an matters, either through advanced most cases is avilable only Community has been justifiably « 1. Review with the Office of courses, employment or self- absolute necessity to the use of through trained production concerned with the University's Computer Services and the study, may feel they enjoy special computers and to the operations controllers and the Langmuir policies for controlled release of Division of Management and status with respect to the of this University Whether such computer operators this information: it should be Systems Analysis existing data relate to a student exercise, outraged at any deliberate system. We agree — but feel policies and procedures relating have been accumulated through Third, in computing as in other attempt to breach computer that it is a position of special to computer security to assure time-consuming and expensive activities. security depends security by individuals who have responsibility rather than special appropriate priority to research, or are to be used for heavily on the vigilance and no conceivable right to such privilege. Knowing something of maintaining as rigorous security student billing or in the integrity of all those involved in data the value and vulnerability of as is practical University's accounts. their systems' operation and on the information "in the system, there 2 Make the community aware integrity must be protected cooperation of systems' users. Research data and is a special obligation not to of these policies and of the risks against modification, erasure, or Many intricate locks and codes instructional programs, though increase the risks endured by and responsibilities involved. snooping The enormous can be devised, but none is less sensitive in nature, also are other users. Anyone who knows 3 Monitor systems use and capacity of computers magnifies adequate to guarantee that a more vulnerable to unauthorized enough to penetrate the security limit access to the system by the critical importance of skilled, knowledgeable, and access. These files and routines of the system should know individuals who have used it computer security The highly determined intruder may not represent substantial enough to understand that the irresponsibly sensitive nature of a portion of gain access if security routines investments in time and money property and privacy of other 4 Prosecute all violations the computer files, including are not scrupulously followed at and it is the nature of computing members of the community are under both University and civil particularly those used in all times Such routines are systems that such files can be endangered, and not just an regulations Senate Acts A Key Change Made Chang, Younger Named Trustees The Cornell' University Senate In Reunion Schedule has elected Gordon G Chang A key change has been made continue with a full schedule of and Judith T. Younger to the in the schedule of Cornell activities through Sunday, June University's Board of Trustees. University's Alumni Reunion 16. The final event is the Their terms begin March 1. Week this year. June 13 through traditional "Cornelliana Night" in Chang. Class of 1973 and 17 Reunion activities have been Bailey Hall starting at 9:30 p.m. currently a first-year student in moved a day later than usual so the Law School, was elected by a that Sunday becomes a full day Other activities will include student senators' caucus to serve of alumni activities instead of a various tours, lectures, class a two-year term Younger, Class day of departure as it has been in dinners, tents and forums of 1954. and associate dean of the past Hofstra Law School, was elected by the full Senate to serve a four- In recognition of the difficulty year term created by the closing of service Chang was previously a trustee Judith Younger Cordon Chang stations on Sunday, the change CORNELL from 1971 to 1973. elected by was recommended by the Quill and Dagger Society, senior her juris doctor degree from the the student body at large During Association of Class Officers The CHRONICLES that tenure, he served on the men's honorary , In May, he New York University Law School decision was made at this time Boards Executive Committee received the 26th Annual in 1958. Published weekly and :•:; Outstanding Male Senior Award to permit the class Reunion distributed free of charge ft and Investment Committee. She is a former law clerk to : Chang also was a member of the from the Federation of Cornell U.S. District Court Judge Edward Committees to have sufficient to Cornell University i;: faculty, students, staff and S Senate and its Executive Men's Clubs. Weinfield of the Southern District time to notify their classmates employes by the Office of S Committee during the 1970-71 Chang is the son of Mr and of New York She is a member of and to adjust their plans academic year. Mrs Darwin Chang. Class of the law committee, labor sec- Public Information Mail $ subscriptions $12 per •:•: Chang has been a member of 1946. of Madison. N J tion. American Arbitration The new format, according to : year. Make checks payable •:•: The Cornell Daily Suns Editorial Younger's election brings to Association; of the American Bar Frank R. Clifford, director of ft; to Cornell Chronicle. •:•: Board since 1971. His past seven the number of women on Association advisory council on Alumni Affairs, is particularly :•:• Editorial Office 110 Day activities also include the vice- the 62-member board She was the uniform probate code, and of helpful in light of the energy •;•• Hall. Ithaca. NY. 14850. chairmanship of the Trustee- also named dean designate of the New York Lawyers' crisis with the problem of driving S Telephone 256-4206 Senate Investment Advisory Syracuse University Law School Committee for Civil Rights Under on Sundays. In addition, the new •:•• Editor. Randall E Shew Committee, membership on the this month, effective July 1, Law. format with its full program on •:•: Managing editor. Barry . Cornell Ambassadors Student becoming the only woman law She and her husband, Irving Sunday is expected to increase •:•: Strauss. Photo editor. :• Speakers Bureau, and vice dean in New York State. Younger, a New York City civil weekend participation by alumni president of von Cramm Younger earned her bachelor court judge, have been partners •:•: Russell C. Hamilton '•'•; cooperative living unit He is a of science degree from the New in the New York law firm of Reunions this year will start member of Aleph Semach. York State School of Industrial Younger and Younger and its with registration at 2 p m, student leadership honorary and and Labor Relations in 1954 and Thursday, June 13 and will Thursday, February 28 CORNELL CHRONICLE 3 Energy Shortage May Make Trucking Safer Higher prices for diesel fuel numerous areas of truck and the inability to gas up on dynamics since 1969 Much of Sundays have many truck drivers his research has been funded by complaining bitterly about the grants from the Eaton Corp of energy crisis But, according to a Cleveland, a manufacturer of Cornell engineer, the truckers truck components, and by the may be driving safer vehicles as US Depattment of a direct result of the fuel Transportation (DOT) shortage Because a single truck may Allan I Krauter, assistant cost $50,000 to purchase and professor of mechanical and $5-10,000 to run for a single aerospace engineering in the experiment. Krauter has College of Engineering, said the concentrated on constructing low fuel supplies are forcing computer models for simulating truck operators to seek more highway situations Until economical ways of shipping recently, an entire set of goods equations had to be created and "One way," he said, "is to go fed into the computer for each to larger and longer trucks — type of truck to be considered tractors with two or three trailers Now, work on a "modular in tow Many truckers feel that model." Krauter said, may make these coupled vehicles — it possible for manufacturers and doubles' and triples' — are researchers to utilize a single long and tedious process," he This modular model will probably stop turning At that moment the actually safer to drive because computer model for all kinds of said, "but it should, when be used widely in considering the vehicle is also more stable and they respond better during vehicles under almost any completed, obviate man-years of question of "double" and "triple" less likely to fishtail or jackknife. braking." circumstances. setting up isolated sets of safety. Krauter said Since anti-skid braking keeps the Krauter has been investigating "The creation of this model is a equations for the computer " Krauter is also researching the wheels turning, it can improve idea of physical modeling — both braking and stability. building scale models of trucks By Sept. 1. 1974. anti-skid and watching how they behave braking devices will be required Possible Energy Source: Water in different test studies. "Aerodynamic engineers have by the DOT as standard long used the technique of trying equipment on all new trucks Discharged From Power Plants new ideas on little planes in wind Other areas of Krauter's tunnels before settling on The heated water being discharged by electric seasons, the waste heat and water could be used in investigation include tire designs for life-size planes." power plants is under study at Cornell to see if it a food processing plant. Krauter said "I would like to see characterization. computer could be used for agricultural production. Thus Price hopes to develop a large, integrated the technique applied to trucks, determination of wind loading system which would use the heated water on a The aim is to make use of the thermal discharge although I'm not sure that the continuous basis. (how winds act on the vehicle) for production of. greenhouse crops and for food little model tires can be built." processing on a year-round basis. During the initial phase of his project. Price will and optimum braking (how to Since he began his study. Supported by the New York Sea Grant Program, concentrate on developing a mathematical model steer and brake through turns so Krauter. with the help of the project is being conducted by Prof. Donald R and will use computer simulation. Such a model is as to .'maximize the vehicle's graduate students in the Price, agricultural engineer at the New York State an essential step toward investigating the complete Engineering College. has stability and braking College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. system. determined that, in theory at performance). "The results should provide the power Price said that an enormous amount of least. jackknifing can be companies with the basic feasibility analysis that potentially recoverable energy in the form of "hot automatically prevented He also Government studies show that will serve as a basis for their future plans to make water" is discarded in generating electricity. provided information on the . more than 4,000 drivers die use of thermal discharge." he said He estimated that steam-electric power plants advantages of anti-skid braking each year in accidents involving Price said that his work, if successful, should across the country discharge more than 50 trillion devices commercial vehicles. ' yet gallons of heated water into streams, lakes, and reduce undesirable heating of streams and lakes, "This is a very sophisticated other waterways each year and at the same time could conserve vital fuel for relatively little research on truck form of brake pumping." Krauter -"This is enough to heat 30 million homes in cold agricultural production. safety has appeared in the explained "The danger during climates similar to New York State if it could all be engineering literature. Krauter "With the energy crisis expected to continue, a hard braking is that the wheels recovered, but all of this potentially useful energy said study aimed at harnessing a huge amount of will stop turning and the vehicle usually goes down the drain." he pointed out. potentially useful energy is of major significance." will go into a skid. An anti-skid A typical modern power plant capable of "An articulated truck is a more Price pointed out. braking device senses when the complicated animal than an producing 1.000 megawatts of electricity an hour wheel rotation is stopping and Most of the public interest and research dealing discharges enough hot water to heat 100.000 automatically releases the automobile because it consists of with the waste heat, so far. has dealt with the homes, he added. pressure on the brakes As the at least two things coupled effects of thermal discharge into streams and lakes Price is basing his study on a power plant of the rotation picks up. the device together." Krauter said "And no from a biological and ecological standpoint. 1.000-megawatt size, which, he said, would have r&applies the pressure." truck manufacturer makes both enough thermal discharge to heat more than 500 Prices project, first of its kind initiated at Cornell, Krauter said that most of the the tractor and the trailer There acres of greenhouse space in winter also is supported, in part, by the New York Farm braking effort comes at the . are no stock trucks.' Each one is When greenhouse heating is not needed in other Electrification Council moment just before the wheels unique "
Academic and Memorial Fund To Honor Financial Datelines Leon Kanaskie Established Friday. March 1 — All Financial Aid Renewal applications are available in Rm. 203 Day Hall and The Department of Economics at Cornell has announced the must be submitted prior to this date formation of a memorial fund in honor of Leon F. Kanaskie. a 1969 Monday, March 4 — Registration/Drawing of Continuing Occupancy lottery numbers. Noyes graduate of Cornell Kanaskie was killed in an automobile accident Center. 3rd floor lounge. 9 a.m.-4 p.m .last August Tuesday. March 5 — Registration/Drawing of Continuing Occupancy lottery numbers. Noyes The memorial, to be known as the "Rusty Kanaskie Memorial Center, 3rd floor lounge. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Fund," will provide a $200 prize to be awarded annually for the next Friday. March 22 — Last day for changing registration for Extramural students. Rm. 105 Day four years It will be given to the undergraduate student majoring in Hall. economics who has achieved the best record during his senior year Reminders: All freshmen who have been contacted about BOG (Basic Opportunity Grant) awards The purpose of the award, is to foster competition among students, should submit application to the processing agency in Iowa as soon as possible. Any questions according to Ta-Chung Liu. department chairman. about the program can be directed to Mrs Haxby in the Financial Aid Office, Rm 203 Day Hall, 256 The memorial was created by contributions from employes of the 5145 We strongly encourage all freshmen who have been contacted to apply. Those who have Columbus. Ohio, office of Arthur Anderson and Co . a national already applied for .the program and'received a printout should make an appointment to see Mrs. accounting firm, where Kanaskie was a senior staffman Individual contributions were matched by the company to raise the total in the Haxby fund to more than $700 ri r Chronicle Comment Job Opportunities Chronicle Comment is a forum of opinion for the Cornell Community Comment may be addressed to Barry Strauss, managing editor Chronicle. 110 Day Hall. At Cornell University The following are regular continuing full-time positions unless otherwise specified For information about these Accident Reveals Lack of Honesty positions, contact the Personnel Department. B >2 Ives Hall. Editor: Perhaps it is not only our N W Please do not inquire at individual departments until you Sometime between Feb. 17 Let's Improve elders who seem to be afflicted have contained Personnel An equal opportunity employer and Feb. 19. my 1971 Navy Blue with the disease Of not telling the "Super Beetle" Volkswagen Bug Our Morality truth It appears that some POSITION (DEPARTMENT) was smashed into The accident At Cornell Cornell student, hopefully not Senior Administrative Secretary, A-17 (Science. Technology occurred in the parking lot representative of the majority, and Society) behind University Halls 4 and 5. Straight about the Watergate also has a distorted view of what Administrative Secretary, A-15 (Sociology) Damages are in excess of $100 mentality. and students in it means to be honest. I don't Department Secretary, A-1 3 (Anthropology) Since it was a hit and run general seem to be honest and expect whoever hit my car to Department Secretary. A-13 (Science. Technology and accident. I have to pay the entire trustworthy Look again! come and tell me. because I am Society) cost of repair. (Also; I have the Whoever smashed into my car becoming more and more of a Senior Account Clerk. A-1 3 (Nuclear Studies) $100 deductible insurance did not even have the courage to realist. However, sometimes, Senior Account Clerk. A-1 3 (Graphic Arts Services) policy ) contact me. He or she just hit my when I dream of the day when all Principal Clerk. A-14 (Center for InternationaJ Studies) I realize that this is not the car and then took off. members of society can be Searcher II. A-1 5 (Library) place for me to reveal my I may be wrong, but I think it is honest with each other. I Administrative Assistant I. NP-1 6 (NYSSILR) personal problems However. I safe to assume that it was a contemplate some person Administrative Assistant I. NP-1 6 (NYSSILR (NYC)) think an important point can be Cornell student who hit me. confessing the crime. Let's made. We students of Cornell seeing how only Cornell students improve our morality at Cornell, Senior Auditor (Auditor's Office) pretend that we are liberal, and park in the Dorm lots How can and admit our mistakes. Assistant Counsel (University Counsel) the popular thing is to be turned the guilty person walk around the Area Manager (Dining Services) Joseph M Zanetta off by the "Establishment." Many campus, without feeling bad for Personnel Office. P-20 (NAIC (Arecibo Observatory)) I&LR '75 comments can be heard in the what happened? Director of Information Services (Communication Arts) Assistant Librarian (Library) Librarian (Library) NEH to Sponsor Summer Seminar Counselor (Division of Academic Services) Sound Program Supervisor (Laboratory of Ornithology) Cooperative Extension Specialist (CRD) (Cooperative At Cornell for Philosophy Teachers Extension Administration) The National Endowment for direction of Norman Malcolm, designed for teachers of Cooperative Extension Specialist (Cooperative Extension the Humanities will sponsor a the Susan Linn Sage Professor of philosophy at colleges, small Administration (Brockport)) special summer seminar in Philosophy. universities and two-year Cooperative Extension Specialist (Cooperative Extension philosophy at Cornell under the The two-month seminar is colleges, and is available to 1 2 Administration (NYC)) participants who will receive Cooperative Extension Specialist (Cooperative Extension $2,000 stipends from the Administration (Fredonia)) Vending Machines Might endowment Director of Transportation (Transportation) The program at Cornell is one Scientific Illustrator III. NP-1 3 (Genetics, Development and Be Closed as Thefts Rise of 34 similar programs in Physiology) English, history and philosophy Director (Cornell Safety Division) A sudden jump in vending machine vandalism and thefts this year that the endowment is Assistant Football Coach (Athletics) may cause the termination of machine service in some dormitories on sponsoring at universities Extension Associate (Communication Arts) campus, according to Daniel McCord. manager of vending in the throughout the country Manager-Systems Programmer (OCS) Department of Dining Services. Physician (MD) (University Health Services) "Unless we find some satisfactory alternative, we may have no The topic of the seminar at choice but to simply remove machines from high crime areas." said Cornell will be the works and Lab Technician, A-1 7 (2) (Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell thought of the German McCord. Biology) philosopher Ludwig Wittgen- Since Oct. 1973. more than $450 in money and merchandise has Rearch Technician II, NP-10 (Vegetable Crops) stein. been stolen from the machines. More important, however, is the fact Research Technician IV, NP-14 (Ecology and Systematics) that the vandals have done more than $1,500 worth of damage to Malcolm is the author of Research Technician III, NP-1 2 (2) (Geneva) the machines. "Ludwig Wittgenstein: A Steam Fireman, NP-8 (Geneva) The most perplexing thing about the break-ins, says McCord. is that Memoir." 1958; "Dreaming." Research Associate (Plant Pathology (Geneva)) often the amount of money or goods stolen was slight or nothing 1959: "Knowledge and Research Associate (Agricultural Economics) "Sometimes the machines were broken into and the contents were Certainty," 1963, and "Problems Research Associate (2) (LASSP) left untouched." of Mind." 1971. and has Research Associate (Plant Breeding and Biometry) "On occasion, we have left vandalized machines out of service for contributed to numerous journals Research Specialist (Plant Pathology) more than a month, in the hope that those inconvenienced would and volumes of essays • Programmer C. NP-1 3 (Physical Biology) help prevent future vandalism. But if nothing else works, we may Technical Aide II, A-17 (Chemistry) simply remove the machines." said McCord The seminar will run from June Extension Aide (Agricultural Economics) 17 through Aug. 16 and will use Sr Electronics Technician. A-1 9 (Biological Sciences) the facilities of the Andrew D Electrical Engineer. A-28 (Buildings and Properties) White Center for the Humanities Experimentalist I (Agronomy) Recent Judicial Decisions § at Cornell. Additional information Dispatcher, A-15 (Safety Division) :%::*:%W:re:Wft::W:^^ may be obtained by writing Sr. Patrol Officer, A-2 1 (Safety Division) Norman Malcolm. Director, During the past week, seven or 20 hours of community Summer Seminar in Philosophy. students in five cases have service The penalties offered These.are all permanent full time positions unless otherwise 218 Goldwin Smith Hall. Cornell accepted summary decisions had been reduced because of specified. University, Ithaca. NY. 14850 offered by the judicial financial hardship administrator. The purpose of the summer PART-TIME AND TEMPORARY POSITIONS A student admitted altering a Two students admitted being seminar program, instituted last (All part-time positions and temporary positions are also listed University parking sticker The in possession of a stolen sign. year by the endowment, is to with Student Employment) summary decision which was Each of them accepted a provide college teachers with Temporary Service Clerk (Sociology/SASS (temp p/t)) offered and accepted consisted summary decision consisting of a opportunities to work with Temporary Service Clerk (Theatre Arts) of a written reprimand and a written reprimand and a $60 fine distinguished scholars in. their Steno (Cooperative Extension Administration (temp p/t)> $30 fine or 12 hours of or 25 hours of community fields at major universities Steno A-1 1 (Graduate School B&PA (temp f/t)) nunity service. service Through reflection and Steno II, NP-6 (Design and Environmental Analysis (temp One student admitted charging Two students admitted failing discussion with the seminar p/t)) food on anothi s Cornell to redeem bad checks that had director and their colleagues in a Department Secretary, A-1 3 (Sociology (temp, p/t)) card. Ar the been cashed at the University ituji atmosphere, the college Secretary (NYSSILR (temp p/t) NYC) sam« being in Unions. Each accepted a written teachers should sharpen their Administrative Assistant (COSEP (temp, f/0) .ession o! reprimand and an order to understandings and improve Research Aide (Regional Science (temp, p/t)) Each student em the checks by the end of ability to transmit their Temporary Service Clerk (2) (Psychology (temp_ f/t)) understandings to college nonth In addition, one of the Continued on Page 9 writ' Thursday, February 28 CORNELL CHRONICLE 5 The Arts Depicted by Art 'Strife on the Waterfront' Book Views Labor Dispute The turbulent relations between labor practices in the industry, and comments, and management on the docks of the Port in his final chapter, on how constructive of New York over the past 25 years are labor-management relationships might be examined in a new book, "Strife on the made a reality on the waterfront Waterfront," by Vernon H. Jensen, professor. emeritus, of collective Jensen writes from an intimate bargaining at the New York State School knowledge of the longshore industry and of Industrial and Labor Relations (ILR) at its chief figures, and makes use of primary Cornell. written sources and personal interviews The book, recently published by Cornell A review in the Jan 15 Library Journal University Press, traces the bargaining says of the new work, "This impressive activities between the International study reflects a measured, thorough Longshoreman's Association and the New York Shipping Association, beginning with approach to one of the most complicated the historic strike of 1945 and sensitive problems in the industrial It examines a sucession of 12 major relations sphere. The book is for the negotiations, most of which involved serious student but all the drama of the strikes, and the intervention of Taft-Hartley waterfront is here the factional fights Boards erf Inquiry and other high level within the union, crime and corruption in government bodies. union halls and shippers' offices, and the Jensen develops his study around looming specter of technological change collective bargaining as a process, dealing over the way of work of the long suffering, extensively with such substantive issues oft-bloodied l-ongshoreman " as the hiring of dock workers, including the "shape-up," the daily gathering of Holder of a doctorate from the workers waiting to be chosen by hiring agents; seniority; containenzation, the University of California at Berkeley. handling of cargoes shipped in containers Jensen served with the National Defense as compared to conventional break-bulk Mediation Board and with the National handling, and the guarantee of annual War Labor Board dunrvg World War II In income 1962 he was a member of the He describes the running battle presidential board of inquiry into the East LIVELY HARMONY — William Hogarth's etching. "The Oratorio," is part of the exhibition between the union and the Waterfront Coast longshore industry dispute, and was Music and Dance in Prints: 1500 To The Present." on view at the Herbert F Johnson Museum Commission, a bt-stwe agency created in chairman of the New York State Advisory of Art through March 24 Graphic works from Europe, Japan and North and Centra) America are 53 to regulate hiring and related Council on Employer and Union Improper represented "Practices Act from~1 569 to 1973
Jensen has been associated with the AEC Official ILR School since 1946. the year of its Winter Sports Scoreboard inception. Twice chairman of the To Discuss HOCKEY — Record to date: 16-6-1 Last week's resuks Cornell 6. Princeton 3; Cornell 10. Departmerrt of Collective Bargaining. Clarkson 1 This weeks schedule: March 2. at Penn Labor Law. and Labor Movements, he BASKETBALL — Record to date: 3-21 Last week's results: Harvard 79. Cornell 67; served as associate dean of the ILR Atomic Power Dartmouth 73. Cornell 60 This week's schedule March 1. Princeton; March 2. Penn School from 1966 to 1971 John F O'Leary, director of TRACK — Record to date 3-2 Last week's results: Runnerup ta Navy in Heptagonal licensing for the US Atomic Championships This week's schedule. March 1-2. IC4A Championships at Princeton He Ts currently teaching half time aftrVe" Energy Commission (AEC) will WRESTLING — Season Record: 13-8 This week's schedule: March 1-2. EIWA ILR School, is an active arbitrator and ts discuss some of the variables Championships at Navy servmg as a consultant to a post-doctoral research group, advising on technology bearing on the future of nuclear GYMNASTICS — Record to date: 4-7. Lasj week's results: Cornell 149 9. Dartmouth 135 1. assessment in the field of electronic . energy in a pubHc lecture at 4:30 Yale 87 7. Penn 7110. Harvard 5 85 This week's schedule: March 2, Massachusetts communtcatrons p.m. today in 101 Phillips Hall FENCING — Record to date: 9-3. Last week's results: NYU 20. Cornell 7. This weeks O'Leary will examine the schedule: March 2, Army Other books by Jensen include "Hiring nuclear safety issue and the role SQUASH — Record to date: 4-12 Last week's results: Cornell 7, Hamilton 2; Dartmouth 9. of Dock Workers and Employment of nuclear power in meeting our Cornell 0; Cornell 5. Rochester 4. This week's schedule: March 2. Intercollegiates at Practtces in the Ports of New York. Philadelphia Liverpool, London. Rotterdam and. long-range national energy SWIMMING — Season record: 6-5. Last week's results: Dartmouth 70. Cornell 43 Marseilles" and "Decasualisation a«d requirement He will review the Modernisation of Dock Work in London." current efforts of the AEC to reduce the site selection Hcensing-constructction cycle of power reactors. which is Annual Career Conference Drummond to Present currently averaging about 10 years, to one of six years' For Minority Community 'Rimers of Eldritch' duration. The Third Annual Minority attorney general *o1 the State *>f As director of licensing. Career Conference. "Career Ohio, and Lionel Barrow Jr. The American Gothic mystery Megna "The of as captures wiih O'Leary has responsibility for Awareness." will be devoted to professor. of mass play. "The flimers of Eldritch" by eloquence and 'Iris*ght the very Ucensure of nuclear power making the "Cornell minority communications at the Lanford WiFsan. will be presented heart and meaning of the smalt facilities, radioactive materials, community more aware of University of Wisconsin. in four performances in Mtddte Westerrnown of Eldrttch. and power reactor operators In existing career and educational Milwaukee Drummond Studio, at. Cornell at Iowa, wher* tfia movie house this process, he also directs the opportunities and the demands Representatives from business 8:15 p m. Friday through w«nt om of business eight years preparation of environmental of these opportunities, according and industry. Cornell minority Monday {March 1-4) agg and natfitng much has statements in connection with to Thomas Luten. organizer of faculty, staff members arid The play, which won the happeriad si«ee, ' except a the construct4on and operation of the conference and assistant professional school students will Vemon Rich Drama Desk Award tilling," he said. nuclear power plants. director of the Cornell Career also participate. as be^st play of H967, is "A man has been murdered ... Center Information about
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Pure grit 8 CORNELL CHRONICLE Thursday, February 28 Senate Calls for 'Fair and Equal Treatment' Continued from Page 1 PSG II committee was chaired by D Hywel White, matter before ruling "probable jurisdiction" in the case of professor of physics the needs of both sexes in a sport; the ratio of direct Zelon and Danowitz vs. Cornell University (the expenses for men's and for intercollegiate sports will be Also on the subject of athletics. Jon Anderson, director the same ratio as the number of undergraduates of each of the Department of Physical Education and Athletics, Corporation) which was settled out of "court" earlier this sex; a specific line-item for the promotion of women's responded to questions on the alleged misuse of month. athletic opportunities be established; that physical basketball travel funds to pay for admissions applications In other action, reconsideration of legislation allowing education classes will be coeducational except where of recruited athletes Anderson said acting basketball for community referendum recall of nearly all Senate separate instruction benefits the needs and desires of the coach Thomas Allen had informed him cash advances for legislation was found to be in violation of "Robert's Rules sexes, with additional co-education classes for those who meals had been used to purchase individual bank checks of Order " "Robert's Rules" could have been overturned desire them; and that women staff members be given to cover admissions fees for athletes Anderson's by a two thirds vote of the body: the body, however, every opportunity for responsible decision-making reference was to basketball travel during the Dec. 6-11, failed to muster a vote sufficient to do so. Consequently positions in the department 1973 "Show-Me" Tournament in St Louis. Mo the legislation stands as passed. Estimated implementation cost of the bill is between Anderson said he requested and received an interim The senators also approved an act prohibiting any $50,000 and $100,000 A related bill allows for report from the University auditor and that his decisions senator or officer of the Senate from accepting implementation of this bill by amending the CLC budget based on the report were pending Conclusions of the confidential information where "confidential" means "to for 1974-75. auditor's final report will be made public, he said, adding, be withheld from the full Senate." Interested community members may pick up copies of that the audit was requested to insure similar situations The establishment of a course on human sexuality, PSG Us report in the Senate office. 133 Day Hall The do not recur The athletes whose fees were paid have public health and population planning was strongly been informed they must pay their own application fees recommended to the faculty as an optional alternative or apply for a fee waiver through the Office of section of men's and women's physical education Scholarships and Financial Aid In commenting on the courses. The bill's sponsor. Robert Plan. Law School "76. Salary incident's impact on the total athletic program. Anderson specified "what we don't want is a lot of plumbing reiterated that "whatever decisions need to be made, will lectures " Continued from Page 1 be made." At the beginning of the meeting, Speaker Raymond J advised that where a July pay increase seems In amending the Judicial Reform and Restructuring Act Minella, Law '74, received the gavel from Andrew V inappropriate, but where a raise later in the year seems of 1972 to provide for cases involving the University (the Ettin. Senate Executive Committee chairman and likely, provision for the later increase should be made Corporation) as defendant, the Senate called for seating Assistant professor of English, in a traditional gesture when the current pool is distributed of the full UHB composed of a voting parity of students, bestowed on the -retiring Senate speaker Minella Risley said supervisors should recommend increases faculty and other employes Prior to this legislation, responded to the presentation and standing ovation with for employes who are paid from enterprise accounts and junsdictional questions as to whether the University "Thanks a lot," in keeping with his reply a year ago when restricted funds, comparable to the increases being could be named defendant were sufficiently troublesome elected speaker when he said. "Gee. thanks" And so the provided personnel paid from unrestricted accounts. to the UHB that the board held an open hearing on the fourth University Senate completed a full circle
semester Mon-Thurs 10 a.m -11 p.m.. Fri. 10 am-4. 7 p.m.-10 pm. Sat 1 p.m.-5 p.m.. Sun 1 p.m.-6 p.m.. 7 Calendar p.m.-11 p.m Louise R. Dedlow Van Rensselaer Art Gallery. Room 317: Decade: Louise R Dedlow. 78. formerly of 100 W Buffalo St.. died Saturday Continued from Page 12 Graphics m the Sjxties 9-5 weekdays in Oak Hill Manor, after a long illness Sunday, March 10 Born in Yonkers. daughter of the late William C and Zeno She'rma'n 9:30. 11 a.m. & 5 p.m. Cathode Masses. Anabel Announcements Hoff, she was the widow of Carl Dedlow Deadline on entries for the Intramural Ski Meet is Taylor Auditorium A graduate of Baird Columbia State Teachers College, she attended today at 2 p.m in the Intramural Office in Grumman 9:30 am Episcopal Church at Cornell Anabel Taylor Cornell University, and then had been employed as secretary for 25 Squash Courts Building. Hall Chapel All are welcome. Deadline on entries for Imramural Volleyball is Fri, years in the Cornell Veterinary College, until her retirement. 10:30 am Ruhani Satsang - Sat-Guru KirpaJ Singh's Mar 8 at 2 p.m. in the Intramural Office. She was a former member of the Congregational Church Divine Science of The Soul Loft II. Willard Straight Hall. Deadline on entries for Intramural Badminton rs Mon.. 11 am Sage Chapel convocation: Archbtshop Surviving are three sons. Robert P. Dedlow of Glendale. Calif, Mar 11 at 2 p.m in the Intramural Office lakovos. Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of North and South Bruce Dedlow of London, England and Eugene Dedlow of Los America. NYC Libraries" Book Sale Semi-Annual Cornell University Angeles. Calif. . 1 p.m & 3 p.m. Johnson Museum Matinee Series: Libraries' Book Sale — March 4-8. 9 am -4 pm "Surrealist Films ' Tickets available at the Museum and Classroom (lower level) Uris Library may be picked up by Members the week before showing and by Non-members on the day of showing Cornell University Press Week of Activities Planned 3 p.m 'Black Film Series. Ives 110. Sponsored by University Unions Program Board The foHowing books have been published by Cornell Celebrating Women's Day University Press. 6-8 p.m. Statler Smorgasbord. Statler Mam Dining In celebration of International 2:30 to 4 p.m.. in the Founders Room A class project of the School of Hotel Smith. George L : RELIGION AND TRADE IN NEW Women's Day on Friday. March Room, Anabel Taylor, "The Administration. NETHERLAND: Dutch Origins and American 7 p.m. A Radio Play presents "Before the Monday" by Development Publication date is December 24. 1973. 8. several campus women's Women's Experience in Other Giles Cooper on WVBR-FM. 93.5. $1250 organizations are sponsoring a Countries" will be discussed 7:15 p.m. Table Tennis Tournament. Round Robin and Frosch. Thomas R : THE AWAKENING OF ALBION: week of activities. Each day there Gabriela Samper, from Singles. Barton Hall. Sponsored by the Cornell Table The Renovation of the Body in the Poetry of William will be a noontrme seminar Colombia, will open the program Tennis Club Blake Publication date is January 16. 1974, $10 00 exploring the role of women in with readings from her "Voices Jensen, Verncn H : STRIFE ON THE WATERFRONT 7:15 pm "Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Pirates of from Prison - A Testimony." The Port of New York since 1945 Publication date is different countries These will Penzance.' Statler Auditorium. Presented by the Cornell include "Women in China." next Following, there will be a Savoyards January 18. 1974, $18.50. Vernon H. Jensen is discussion with area women 8:15 p.m. 'Univesity Theatre Production: "A Doll's Professor, New York State School of Industrial and Labor Wednesday. 12:15 p m. House" by Henrik Ibsen Willard Straight Theatre. Relations at Cornell University. Founders Room. Anabel Taylor; from foreign countries. The Weissman. Stephen R.: AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY a slide show presentation by program is open to all. Exhibits IN THE CONGO 1960-1964 Publication date is January Meg Burgett, "WorrYen in Refreshments will be served 'Franklin Galtery: Undergraduate Drawing Show - to 25. 1974, $13 50. Australia." next Thursday. 12:15 Carr, Lois Green and David William Jordan: The sponsoring organizations Mar 1; Senior G*oup Show Mar 4-15 p.m., tn tves 217. with Alice MARYLAND'S REVOLUTION OF GOVERNMENT. 1689- are United Sisters, Women in the History of Science Collections: Oil Resources - to Feb Cook. professor emeritus, 28; Recent Acquisitions, changed monthly 1692 Publication date is January 21. 1974. $15.00. Arts, the Women's Center. Herbert F. Johnson Museum; Neon Sculpture by Mclntosh. James: THOREAU AS ROMANTIC industrial arid labor relations; International Wives Clut). and Stephen Antonakos - to Mar. 10; The Genre Paintings of NATURALIST: His Shifting Stance toward Nature and the Women's Studies Women's Studies. Robert S Sloan - to Mar 10; Music and Dance in Prints: Publication date is January 26. 1974. $12 50. Sandwich Seminar on Friday. Also. Friday. March 15. the Kjrkwood. Gordon M EARLY GREEK MONODY The 1500 to the Present-to Mar 24 Hours: Tues.-Sat." 10 "The Supremacy of Women" Internatonal Wives Club is a.m -5 p.m . Sun 11 am-5 p.m.. Mon -closed History of a Poetic Type Publication date is February 18. wit+i author Rhoda Lerman. in 1974. $1600 Gordon M Kirkwood is Professor of sponsoring a Pass the Dish Olin Library: "Bookbindings by Fleda Straight Myers" - Ives 120 to Mar 31 Classics at Cornell University. Dinner at 8 p.m. in the One Sibley Dome Gallery: Design Exhibition - Students of Fieldhouse. D. K: ECONOMICS AND EMPIRE 1830- Friday afternoon. March 8. World Room of Anabel Taylor Gregory Lesnikowski - to Mar T; Feminist Art Studio - 1914 Publication date is February 8. 1974. $15.00 Mar 4-15. Leibovich. Sidney and A. Richard Seebass: Uris Library: "Cornell University Press Books". NONLINEAR WAVES Publication date is February 14. Frey Discusses Valery on Metaphor Uris Library Listening Room now open during supper 1974. $16 50. Sidney Leibovich and A. Richard Seebas Hans-Jost Prey, a professor at the University of Zurich, wilt deliver a hour. Monday through Thursday Hours for spring are both professors in the Sibley School of Mechanics) and Aerospace Engineering. Cornell University publtc lecture. "Valery on Metaphor," today, at 4:15 p.m, • in Kaufmann Auditorium He will hold a seminar at 8:15 p m. at the 'Admission charged Center for the Humanities. 27 East Avenue, and discuss VaTery's Attendance at all events is limited to the approved theory of the rote oiimages in literature and science as it is developed seating capacity of the hall in which' they are presented. in his early essay "Introduction a la methbfJe de Leonard deVirvci." All items for the Cornell Chronicle" Calendar must be He will be on campus as a guest of the Soctety for the Humanities. submitted to the Office of Central Reservations, Willard .Straight Hall (either through the mails or by leaving them Frey earned his doctorate at the University of Zurich in Romance at the Straight desk) at least 10 days prior to publication languages and his degree for University teaching in 1966 From of the Chronicle The Calendar is prepared for the 1966-68, Frey taught French and comparative literature at Cornell, Chronicle by the Office of Central Reservations and since then has been a professor of French at Zurich. CORNELL CHRONICLE 9 Thursday, February 28 For 3-Year Term Briton to Discuss Philosophy of Law British philosopher Peter Hacker will give a public lecture on Gilman To Head German Lit. Dept. "Current Trends in the Philosophy of Law" at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday Sander L Gilman, associate Born in Buffalo in 1944,' University in New Orleans in in the Moot Court Room of Myron Taylor Hall professor of German literature, Gilman was graduated from 1967-68 and was an assistant A guest of the Cornell Law School. Hackers lecture is part of the was recently elected chairman of Tulane University in 1963 with a professor at Case Western University Lecture series He is a fellow in philosophy at St. John's the Department of German bachelor's degree. He studied in Reserve University in 1968-69 College. Oxford University. England, and is spending the current Literature in the College of Arts Munich and Berlin and received Gilman and his wife, the spring term as a visiting professor at the University of Michigan at and Sciences at Cornell his doctorate from Tulane in former Marina von Eckardt of Ann Arbor He was a visiting professor during the fall term at The appointment, made by the 1968 Washington, DC, live at 108 Swarthmore College in Swarthmore. Pa Executive Committee of the He was an instructor at Dillard Eddy St in Ithaca He has written extensively in his field and in 1972 his book on Board of Trustees at its January Ludwig Wittgenstein, "Insight and Illusion: Wittgenstein on meeting, is for a three-year term Philosophy and the metaphysics of Experience." was published starting July 1 Gilman succeeds Toomey Named Asst. tot Herbert Deinert. associate professor of German literature. A member of the Cornell To Architecture Dean Job Opportunities faculty since 1968. Gilman. who Michael K. Toomey has been the University of Washington Continued from Page 4 has written extensively in his named assistant to the dean for (1969) management and budget of the Junior Laboratory Technician. NP-6 (2) (Entomology (temp, field, has written a study of the Parsons said Toomey's duties College of Architecture. Art and f/t) April) German expressionist. Klabund include assisting him in budget Planning at Cornell. Technician Trainee. A-15 (Applied and Engineering Physics He has edited three books and planning, working with him, Toomey, who is a candidate for (temp f/t)) published more than 20 articles department heads. faculty a doctorate in higher education and papers. committees and other offices on Research Technician (Geneva (temp f/t)) administration at the University He conducted research in long-range fiscal planning, fiscal Research Manager, A-26 (Materials Science Center (perm, of Colorado, holds a master's of p/t)) Germany during the 1972-73 management. personnel academic year under a education in student personnel Research Associate (5) (Lab of Nuclear Studies) administration from Western management, handling major Teaching Associate (Human- Nutrition and Food (temp p/t)) fellowship from the John Simon purchasing operations and Guggenheim Memorial Washington State College, Postdoctoral Associate (4) (LASSP) representing the college in Foundation for an edition of the 19 70, and a bachelor's degree of Research Associate (Plasma Studies) matters relating to physical plant works of Friednch Maximilian economics, with an emphasis in operations. von Klinger. sociology and psychology, from Assistant, Associate, Full Professors Named Alan N. Lakso, G. Robert Blakey, James N. Shively, Wilfried Brutsaert, Kyu Mung Lee, Pomology Law Vet Engineering Vet. Dr Kyu Myung Lee. physician Alan N. Lakso was appointed G. Robert Blakey. a leader in Dr James N. Shively has been Wilfried H Brutsaert. associate and associate professor in the Assistant Professor of Pomology the movement for reform of elected associate professor of professor «et Cornell since 1966. Department of Veterinary in the Department of Pomology criminal law and procedure in ultracellular pathology. with has been promoted to the rank of Microbiology of the New York the United States, has been tenture, in the Department of professor in the School of Civil and Viticulture at Cornell's New State Veterinary College at elected professor of law at Veterinary Pathology of the New and Environmental Engineering York State Agricultural Cornell, has been promoted to Experiment Station in Geneva. Cornell. York State Veterinary College at of the University's College of Cornell. Engineering professor This new addition to the Blakey has been responsible Dr Lee. a specialist in virology, Dr Shively is a specialist in Brutsaert is a specialist in Station faculty is filling the for major reports and federal veterinary pathology and is an active researcher in the legislation dealing with a wide hydraulics and hydrology (the cancer field His studies have position that has been vacant biological electron microscopy study of the distribution and since the retirement of John C range of criminal matters, Prior to his Cornell appointment been in the area of cancer particularly organized crime and circulation of water in the Cain. Lakso will be responsible in 1971. he was a veterinary immunology and biology, the control of electronic environment). In 1969. he was including the mechanism of cell for researching physiological pathologist for the U.S. Public( surveillance. awarded a $100,000 grant by infection and cell transformation aspects of tree and orchard Health Service (USPHS) in the Federal Water Quality by tumor viruses. design and their relation to He has been the chief counsel Rockville. Md . for more than two Administration to study what Dr Lee came to Cornell as an orchard mechanization He has for the U.S. Senate years Dr Shively headed the happens to the environment associate professor in 1963 also had experience and training subcommittee on Criminal Laws ultrastructure section of the when cold waters are heated by Prior to that, he was an assistant and Procedures since 1969. Collaborative Radiological water used to cool nuclear power in gas exchange of plants and and research associate at Cornell From 1966 to 1967. he was a Health Laboratory at Colorado plants. He was a representative will direct part of his research from 1950 to 1956, and a special consultant on organized State Univerity from 1962 to of the United States in an efforts to studying professor at the Seoul National crime to the President's' 1968. and was the Senior Public international study (with Canada) photosynthesis and its University in Korea from 1960 to Commission for Law Health Service officer for the of phenomena, such as pollution 1963 importance to apple tree Enforcement and Administration project and heat transfer, that take place efficiency. Solar energy of Justice. He has also been a Dr. Shively was a research in the Great Lakes. A native of Korea, Dr Lee relationships and carbohydrate special ajy;orney for the U.S. veterinarian for the US Army received his medical degree at metabolism play important roles Department of Justice in the from 1946 to 1960 and for the A native of Ghent. Belgium. Seoul in 1946 and his doctorate !n tree structure and training Organized Crime and USPHS from 1960 to 1962. Brutsaert came to Cornell in from Cornell in 1952 systems. Racketeering Section (1960- A native of Moran. Kan.. Dr. 1962 as an assistant professor. Dr Lee is a fellow of the 1964). Last fall he was Shively received his doctor of From 1958 to 1962 he was a American Academy of In addition. Lakso will be the appointed to the National veterinary medicine degree from research assistant at the Microbiology. He is a member of Station's representative on a Commission for Review of Kansas State University in 1946 University of California at Davis the American Society of regional committee on Federal and State Laws relating Dr Shively has contributed to Brutsaert graduated from the Microbiology, the Tissue Culture mechanization of fruits and to wiretapping and electronic two books and has written University of Ghent with a degree Association, the New York vegetables. He will be surveillance approximately 50 scientific in agricultural engineering in Academy of Sciences, Sigma Xi responsible for coordinating his papers 1958. and Phi Kappa Phi. work with agricultural engineers He has been a visiting on problems involving design of professor at Cornell since August I • apple orchards for mechanization of 1973. and has been a of pruning and harvesting professor at the Notre Dame Law School since 1964. Lakso recently completed his Ph.D. requirements at the Born in Burlington. N.C.. University of California. Davis, in Blakey received his bachelor of the field of plant physiology. His arts, bachelor of laws and juris thesis research involved doctor degrees from Notre temperature effects on the Dame, in 1957. 1 960 and 1 968 enzymes associated with malic respectively. acid metabohsh in grapes. In 1970, he was conferred his B.S. He is married to thi degree with high honors from the Elvira Menard. They have six University of California 1 children. 10 CORNELLCHRONICLE Thursday, February 28 New Mail Rates Effective Saturday, international and domestic postal rates will be increased, and increases apply to all classes of mail. According to Victor Studies and Humane Letters at recent work has involved DiNicola, director of support services, the new rates should be followed Five faculty members at the closely, particularly the international rates, if mailers wish to avoid the return evolution and energy production New York State College of Cornell, has been named to a of mail for deficient postage, with its consequent delay. He suggests that all Agriculture and Life Science and three-year term as an honorary of stars, models for pulsars and x- departments post these schedules next to postal meters until more the New York State College of consultant to the Library of ray sources, and the origin of permanent charts are available Further information is available at "Ext. 6- Human Ecology recently won Congress complex molecules in interstellar 4173. space INTERNATIONAL f ive March 2, 1«74 "Faculty Grants for the The Librarian of Congress. L REGULAR SURFACE RATES Improvement of Undergraduate Quincy Mumford, who made the Thomas A. Sokol. professor of for announcement, said "The Library music and director of choral CANADA and MFXTro Instruction" from the State CANADA MEXICO University of New York has sought to maintain music at Cornell has been 1st er Hail 1st Class Letter Mail productive communication with named associate conductor of 8th 2one Priority Mail IOC per oz. 8th Zone Priority Mail IOC per oz. 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Farr Professor of Except Spain and To 1 lb. - .20 developed by Chancellor Boyer, Miami Previous recipients of the American History and Culture. Spanish Possessions To 2 lb. - .34 To 1 lb. - .20 To 4 lb. - .57 to specifically aid and encourage award have been Nobel Laureate Kammen won the 1973 Pulitzer To 2 lb. - .28 Each add. 2 lbs. .29 To 4 lb. - .48 (Height limit 11 lbs.) improvements in undergraduate P.AM. Dirac of Florida State Prize in American History for. his Each add. 2 lbs. .24 instruction. More than $86,000 University and Freeman Dyson of book, "People of Paradox. An (Weight limit 22 lbs.) was dispensed this year, the Institute for Advanced Study Inquiry Concerning the Origins of INTERNATIONAL CANADA AND HEXIC0 throughout the state university at Princeton University American Civilization." He was AIR RATES system. to support this Last January, Salpeter received graduated from George CANADA Letter Mail - .134 per oz. Letter Hail per oz. educational effort the highest honor from the Washington University in 1958. (Weight limit 60 lbs.) (Weight limit lbs.) Council of the Royal and earned his masters and Post I Postal Cards - .lit Post t, Postal Cards .114 each (Size Hax. 6x4 1/4 - (Size Max. 6x4 1/4 - Saunders Redding, the Ernest Astronomical Society — the doctoral degrees from Harvard Hin. 4 1/4 x i) Hin. 4 1/4 x 3) I White Professor of American Gold Medal for 1973 His most University Printed Hatter Printed Hatter .504 for first 2 o Matter for the Blind .13C per oz. Matter for the Blind and .134 for each Small Packets Small Packets additional 2 oz. (Weieht limit 60 lbs.) (Weight limit 22 lbs. except Small Packets 2 lbs.) Parcel Post Parcel Post $1.42 first 4 oz. Workshops on Energy Crisis Given (Weight limit 60 lbs.) .13C per oz. and .28c each The School of Hotel Chicago. Thursday. March 28 $8500 per participant which (Weight limit 44 lbs.) additional 4 oz. Administration will conduct one- The second one will be held at includes two coffee breaks, TO COUNTRIES OTHEii THAN CANADA AND HEXICO Letter Hail Letter Mail luncheon and a cocktail party, as day workshops in Chicago and the New York Sheraton in New To - Central t. South .21 per half oz. To - All Other .26 per half oz. New York to explore the energy well as all handout material America, Caribbean up to and incl. Countries up to and incl. York City on Thursday. April 4. Is., Bahamas, 2 oz. 2 oz. crisis and its short- and long- Bermuda , St. Pierre, .17 each add. .21 each add. Six professors from the Hotel The program will include the and Riquelon half oz. hilf oz. term effect on the hospitality (Weight limit 4 lbs.) (Height limit 4 lbs.) School will discuss the subject, following topics? industry AEROGRAMMES each viewing the problem from a — "Introduction and General The first of these workshops To - All Countries different perspective. It is Comments on Energy and Power will be held at the Drako Hotel in AIR POST AND POSTAL CARDS anticipated that the Cornell Conservation." To - All Countries - .18
group will be joined by "Economic Impact(s) of the AIRMAIL J\ni) OTHER ARTICLES government and industry Energy Crisis." PRINTED HATTER, HATTER TOR THE BLIND, AND SHALL PACKETS Chronicle Hexico, Centra] America, Caribbean Is., Bahamas, .50C first 2 ozs. representatives in a panel —"Motivating Individuals to Bermuda, :'A. Pierre, and Miquelon .134 each add. 2 ozs All items for publication (Wefght limit prints and books 22 lbs.) discussion exploring the various Conserve Energy." (Small Packet 2 lbs.) in the Cornell Chronicle facets of the problem generated South America, Europe (Except Estonia, Latvia, .604 first 2 ozs. must be submitted to the "Legal Aspects of the Energy Lithuania, and USSR) and Mediterranean, Africa .24C each add. 2 by the energy crisis and Crisis," (Weight limits So. American Countries Prints and Books Chronicle office. 1 10 Day 72 lbs. All Other Prints 4 lbs. - Books 11 lbs. proposed solutions Both short Smail Packet 2 lbs-. Except Columbia) Hall, by noon on the --"Energy Conserving and long-term solutions will be Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, USSR, Asia, The Pacific, ,704 first 2 ozs. Monday preceding Architecture" and and Africa (Other than Mediterranean Africa) .354 each add. 2 discussed (Weight limit Prints 4 lbs. - Books 11 lbs. publication - "Sanitation — Ecology — 1 Packet 2 lbs.) Cost of the workshop is • Energy." Thursday, February 28 CORNELLCHRONICLE 11 Bulletin Board The Senate Page Nutrients, Water Life to Be Viewed The effect of dissolved nutrients on water life will be the topic of the The Senate Page is the official bulletin of the Cornell University Senate Publication is supervised next Biology and Society lecture, scheduled for 8 p.m. Monday. by Michael E. Fisher, secretary of the Senate. 133 Day Hall, 256-3715. March 4, in Alice Statler Auditorium Gene E Likens, professor of ecology and systematics in Cornell's NEXT SENATE MEETING : Thurs., March 14, 7:30 p.m., Kaujmatin Aud. Division of Biological Sciences, will talk on "Eutrophication of Aquatic Ecosystems ' The lecture is open to the public and will be broadcast over WHCU-FM the following Monday (March 11) at 8 p.m. Calendar Eutrophication is the increased biological activity in water brought about by. high nutrient levels, particularly phosphorus. It is normally THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28 p.m , G-92UrisHall associated with increased plant growth (such as algae). Committee on Academics. FRIDAY. MARCH 1 "The harmful connotation of eutrophication is often overplayed." 3:30 p.m.. Senate Office Public and Community Affairs. Dining Subcommittee. 4:30 Likens said "It may be a beneficial process up to a certain level It all 1 00 p.m., Senate Office. depends on mans needs and wants." Pundit of Hinduism to Speak at Sage Abner B. Lall. assistant professor of biology at The City College of Senate Actions — February 19, 1974 the City University of New York, will be guest speaker at the Sage Chapel Convocation at 11 a.m. Sunday (March 3). (All Senate Actions are Available in the Senators' Study. 124 Day hall.) A pundit of Indian philosophy Snd Hinduism. Lall will speak on "Glimpses of the Eternal." SA NO. TITLE AND ABSTRACT SPONSOR ACTION TAKEN He has held research appointments at the Walter Reed Army SA-231 NOMINATION OF RON ANDERSON TO SEARCH COM- Adopted Unani- Institute of Research. Division of Neuropsychiatry. in Washington. MITTEE FOR DIRECTOR OF SAFETY DIVISION mously DC., and at the Eye Research Foundation of Bethesda, Md. In 1970, SA-232 EXPANDED EMPLOYEE DEPENDENT CHILDRENS' Dwyer,Dunham.Haber, ADOPTED he was named a Grass Foundation fellow in neurophysiology at [D-78-a] TUITION SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS LA bill Hernandez,Getnick, Marine Biological Laboratory. Woods Hole. Mass. to recommend to the Personnel Policy Foster,Gerber,Mac- and Planning Board that Cornell Univer- Kay , E spos I to , Ba r- sity's present policy on the service nett.Platt ILCRS (what?) May Be of Help eligibility requirement for non-exempt employees with regard to Dependent
Thursday, February 28 12:20 p.m. N source Review Desert The D> 172. 27 i; Hall 101 isty for the Hun , ilery on Metaphor." Hans Jost Frey, Prof of Con ; terature at Zurich. Visting Prof. Yale University Kaufmann Auditorium 4 30 p.m. Hug Ivrt. G34 Hillel Office. Anabel Taylor Hall 4 30 p.m. Food Science Seminar: "The Departmental Review". Prof. R.C, Baker. Director. Institute of Food Science & Marketing and Prof R A Ledford. Chairman, Dept. of Food Science. Cornell 204 Stocking Hall Refreshments at 4:1 5 p.m. 4:30 p.m "Whales in Maine Waters." lecture and slide presentation by Dr. Steven Katona. College of Atlantic. Bar Harbor, Maine Room 233 Plant Science Bldg Sponsored by Shoals Marine Laboratory 6 p.m. "Table Francsisi parte francais. Ivy Room. Auditorium. ,. Pathology. Cornell. 204 Stocking Hall. Refreshments at 4:15 Willard Straight Hall 5 p.m. Anabel Taylor Auditorium p.m. 6 p.m. Christian Science Testimony Meeting. Visitors are 9:30 a.m. Episcopal Church at Cornell, Anabel Taylor Chapel. 6 p.m. Christian Science Organization Testimony Meeting welcome. Founders Room, Anabel Taylor Hall All are welcome Founders Room, Anabel Taylor Hall. Visitors are welcome. 7:30 p.m. Israeli Folk Dancing. One World Room, Anabel 10:30 a.m. Ruhani Satsang-Sat-Guru Kirpal Singh's Divine 6 p m "Table Francaise" lei on parle francais Ivy Room. Taylor Hall. Science of the Soul. Loft II. Willard Straight Hall. Willard Straight Hall. 7:30 p.m. Sherlock Holmes Film Series "A Study in Scarlet" 11 am Sage Chapel Convocation Or Abner B Lall. Neuro- .7:15 p.m. Megillah Readings. One World Room, Anabel starring Reginald Owens as Holmes: "Silver Blaze" starring physiologist. City University of New York, speaks on Indian Taylor Hall. Arthur Wontner as Holmes Memorial Room. Willard Straight Philosophy and Hinduism. 8 p.m. North Campus Union Free Film Series: "The Big Hall Sponsored by the Baker Street Underground 11 am.-12:30 p.m. Brunch - Hillel Foundation, with Aznel Parade" (silent film). Directed by King Vidor with John Gilbert, • 8 p.m. University Lecture: "Communications: The Building Bibliowicz: "Latin American Jewry: In Search of Jewish Renee Adoree. and Karl Dane (1930). Multi-purpose Room. Blocks of Culture" — Edmund Carpenter, Prof, of Anthropology, Identity." Donlon Lounge. Also "Attack." Directed^ by Robert Aldrich with Jack Palance, New School for Social Research Kaufmann Auditorium. 2:30 pm. "Cornell Polo -Valley Forge. Cornell Riding Hall. Lee Marvin and Eddie Albert 8 p.m. North Campus Union Free Film Series: "The Italian 3 p m. "Black Film Series Ives 1 10. Sponsored by University 8 p.m. Eckankar. The Ancient Science of Soul Travel weekly Straw Hat" (1927) Directed by Rene Clair with Alice Tissot. Unions Program Board. discussion Loft II. Willard Straight Hall Albert Prejean. "La Beaute du Diable" (subtitled foreign 6-8 p.m. "Statler Smorgasbord Statler Main Dining Room A 8 p m Cornell Duplicate Bridge Club weekly game Elmhirst language film) Multi-purpose Room. North Campus Union. class project of the School of Hotel Administration. Room. Willard Straight Hall 7 p.m. A Radio Play presents "Answers" by Tom Topor, on 8 p.m. Duplicate Bridge — regular weekly game. Elmhirst 8:15 pm. "University Theatre Production: "A Doll's House" WVBR-FM935 Room. Willard Straight Hall. by Henrik Ibsen. Willard Straight Theatre 7:15 p.m. Table Tennis Tournament - Round Robin and 8 p.m. Eckankar - weekly discussion - The Ancient Science of 9 p.m. Purim Service. Time and place to be announced. Singles Barton Hall. Soul Travel. Loft II. Willard Straight Hall. 9 p.m. Israeli Folk Dancing. One World Room, Anabel Taylor 8 15 p.m. " Drummond Studio Series: "The Rimers of 8 p.m Lecture: Janet Benedict. Director, Metropolitan Hall, Council on Housing, will speak in the Founders Room, Anabel Eldritch." See Mar. 1.2. Taylor Hall Sponsored by the Ithaca Tenants' Union. Friday, March 8 Monday, March 4 12:15 p.m. Cornell Women's Studies Program Sandwich Friday, March 1 4:30 p m. Field of Nutrition Seminar Program "Hormonal Seminar. "The Supremacy of Women." Rhoda Lerman. author 12:15 p.m. Open meeting. Women's Studies Program Regulation of Riboflavin Metabolism", Richard S. Rivlin. Savage of "Call Me Ishtar." 120 Ives Hall. Bring your lunch, coffee Advisory Group. 431 White Hall Bring your lunch; coffee Hall 100 Coffee at 4:15 p.m available Open to public. provided 7:30 p.m. Lecture: Women in Medicine: Career Counseling 4 p.m. Western Societies Program Seminar. Franklin 1:30 pm DEA Seminar: "Textile Flammability and Public Workshop Kaufmann Auditorium Sponsored by United Sisters. Mendels, an historian from the University of Montreal will speak Safety" — Dr. Giuliano Tesoro from MIR. Martha Van 7:45 pm Laboratory of Ornithology Seminar: "The Living on "Contrasts Within a Region: The Case of Flanders in the Rensselaer Room 317. Arctic" - film 159 Sapsucker Woods Road. Public Welcome. Eighteenth Century." Room 153 Uris Hall 4 pm Psychology Colloquium Series "Imagery and 8 p.m Jewish Ethics Discussion - Rabbi Goldfarb at Chavurah 4 p.m. Psychology Colloquium Series. Dr Mary Potter. MIT. Memory." Dr. Allan U Paivio. University of Western Ontario House, 522 Stewart Ave "Names and Pictures." Room 202. Uris Hall. Room 202 Uns Hall 8 p.m Biology and Society Lecture Series: "Eutrophication of 5:30 p.m. Shabbat Service Founders Room. Anabel Taylor 4 pm Western Societies Program Seminar "The Interface Aquatic Ecosystems," by Gene E. Likens. Professor of Ecology Hall. between European and National Regionalism, the German and Systematics. Statler Auditorium. 8 p.m. Film: "Operant Conditioning". Goldwin Smith D. Laender and the South of Italy," Werner Feld, political scientist 8:15 p.m. "Drummond Studio Series; "The Rimers of Sponsored by Mu Epsilon Delta. Eldritch". See Mar. 1 from Louisiana State University Room 153. Uris Hall. ' 8 p.m. "Black Film Series. Ives 1 10. Sponsored by University 5:30 p.m Shabbat Eve Services — Founders Room. Anabel Unions Program Board Taylor Hall. Tuesday, March 5 8:15 p.m. Music Dept. Concert: Scott-Martin Kosofksy. 6 p.m. * Freshman Basketball — Oneonta. Barton Hall 4:30 p.m. Microbiology Seminar "Oxygen: Boon and Bane" recorder. Works of Telemann. Hotteterre. van Eyck, 8 p.m. 'Varsity Basketball — Princeton. Barton Hall Dr. Irwin Fridovich. Dept. Biochemistry. Duke University Stockhausen. and Bussotti. Barnes Hall 8:15 p.m 'Drummond Studio Series: "The Rimers of Medical Center. Durham. N.C 204 Stocking Hall. Refreshments 8:15 pm "University Theatre Production "A Doll's House" Eldritch" by Lanford Wilson. Tickets available at the door only. at 4:15 p.m by Henrik Ibsen. Willard Straight Theatre See 3/7. 8:30 p.m The International Living Center presents Gabriela 7 p.m. Rabbi Raphael Groner, "Why Jewish Education Fails" 8:1 5 p.m. "Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Pirates Of Penzance.' Semper. Colombian movie maker, showing and talking about The Forum. Anabel Taylor Hall Statler Auditorium Sponsored by the Cornell Savoyards. her films. Main Lounge, North Campus No. 8 7:30 p.m Food Facts and Fads: "Red Meat" James R 9 pm Shabbat Service. Lounge. Hi Rise No 1. 9:00 p.m. Shabbat Eve Services - Lounge. Hi rise No 1 Stouffer, Dept. of Animal Science Uris Auditorium. 10 p.m Tammany Jazz Club and Ice Cream Bar - featuring 10 p.m. tammany Jazz Club and Ice Cream Bar. featuring live 8 p.m. Lecture: "Forward Meaning: A Linguistic Analysis of live jazz entertainment every week with "ice cream sundaes jazz entertainment with 'ice cream sundaes while you listen. The Sermon On The Mount." Dr Kenneth L Pike Ives 213. while you listen. Risley Hall. Risley Hall. Sponsored by Graduate Christian Forum. 8 p.m Lecture: "Roman State Reliefs: Documentation and Saturday, March 9 Saturday, March 2 Interpretation of History." Professor Gerhard M Koeppel. 9 am.-1 p.m. Table Tennis Tournament - Yale Barton Hall 9:30 am Shabbat Services - Edwards Room. Anabel Taylor University of North Carolina. Kaufmann Auditorium Sponsored by the Cornell Table Tennis Club Hall. 9:30 am Shabbat Service. Edwards Room, Anabel Taylor 2 p.m. Fencing - Army Teagle Hall Wednesday, March 6 Hall. 2 p.m. "Gymnastics - Massachusetts Barton Hall. 4:30 p.m University Lecture: "Current Trends in The 5-7 pm "Steaks Limited Statler Student Cafeteria A class 5-7:30 pm "Steaks Limited, Statler Student Cafeteria. A Philosophy of Law." Peter Hacker, Fellow, St Johns College, project of the School of Hotel Administration. class project of the School of Hotel Administration. Oxford University, England Moot Court Room. Myron Taylor 5:15 pm and 11:30 pm Catholic Masses. Anabel Taylor 5:15 p.m. & 11:30 p.m. Catholic Masses — Anabel Taylor Hall. Chapel. Chapel 7 p.m & 8:15 pm. Hebrew Classes 314 Anabel Taylor Hall 6-8 p.m "Steaks Royale Statler Main Dining Room. A class 6-8 p.m "Steaks Royale - Statler Main Dining Room A class 8 p.m. "Black Film Series Ives 110 Sponsored by University project of the School of Hotel Administration project of the School of Hotel Administration Unions Program Board 7 p.m. 'Cornell India Association Film: "Lai Patthar." 8 pm. "Varsity Basketball - Pennsylvania Barton Hall Goldwin Smith D 8 p.m 'Chinese Dinner. One World Room. Anabel Taylor Thursday, March 7 8 pm "Gay Liberation Dance. Memorial Room. Willard Hall. Sponsored by the Chinese Students' Assoc. 12:20 p.m. Natural Resources 111: Environmental Film Straight Hall. 8:15 pm "Drummond Studio Series: "The Rimers of Review Predators - "Wolves and the Wolf Men" (1970: 52 8:15 p"m "University Theatre Producton: "A Dolls House." Eldritch" Tickets available at the door only. See 3/1 min ). "Alligator!" (1970. 10 mm.) 304 Fernow Hall Repeated Willard Straight theatre See Mar 8. 8:15 pm "Cornell Polo - University of Virginia. Cornell at 7 p.m in 101 Bradfield Hall 8:15 pm "Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Pirates of Penzance." Riding Hall 3:30 pm. Public Seminar Series: "Northern New York/Lake Statler Auditorium Presented by the Cornell Savoyards. 10 p.m. Tammany Jazz Club and Ice Cream Bar featuring live Champlain Region — Land Use Trends and Imphations" Riley- 8:15 pm. "Cornell Polo - Myopia. Cornell Riding Hall jazz entertainment every week with "ice cream sundaes while Robb Hall 400 Telelecture sponsored by College of Agriculture 9:00 p m Purim Party Rock Band Donlon Formal Lounge you listen Risley Hall. and Life Sciences. SUNY College of Environmental Scier.ee and 10 pm, Tammany Jazz Club and Ice Cream Bar featuring live Forestry. SUNY College at Pittsburgh jazz entertainment every week with "ice cream sundaes while Sunday, March 3 4:30 p.m Food Science Seminar: "Nutrition and Periodontal you listen. Risley Hall. Catholic Masses: 930 am and 11 a.m. - Anabel Taylor Disease" - Prof Lennart P. Krook. Acting Chairman. Veterinary Continued on Page 8 ,