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Albany Student Press 1979-09-25 MMP n^aa* Friday, September 21, 1979 Five Central Council Members Suddenly Resign Boaters Gash With Rival Oneonta Tomght . Five Central Council members havesubmitted letters of resignation to Central Council Chair Mike Levy. Slate Quad representative Andy Bickwit, Indian Quad by Mike Dunne "It will be a lough and physical "We use a combination of long balls representative Robin Cohen, Dutch Quad representative Steve there is no more wuiting. The first game. It is every time we play them," and controlled shorl passes. The Naturemon, Chair of Academic Affairs Lloyd Bishop, and Alumni big "lest" of the season is tonight. A noted Dane defenseman Vlado style is very much are own," Quad representative Sieve Cox have resigned from Council within the victory will not only go a long way Sergovich. proclaimed Stam. pasi two weeks. Despite their unusual attacking towards deciding who the SUNY With three starting players out of According to Levy, the resignations will not he official until the methods, the Dragons have Athletic Conference Champion will tonight's match wilh injuries, and October H council elections have taken place. "Instead of the Council be, but also give full bragging rights still Iwo more regulars listed as managed only three goals thus far, 200,000 Rally Against Nukes growing from 23 members lo 34, it will grow from IS to 34." for the next 12 months. "doubtful" by Oneonta Coach including a meager one goal effort levy said thai he has not accepted Bishop's resignation stating, The "test" for the Albany soccer Garth Stam, the team stands us against Potsdam, who is a perenially "He's an invaluable member to council," weak SUNYAC team. This fact team will be a high spirited match somewhat of a mystery. lack of time and personal problems were the general reasons cited makes it easier to understand Stain's against the nationally ranked and The worst injury toll was taken in by the outgoing members, and one of them transferred to another statement that, "We have no "Hell No, We Won't Glow" undefeated Division I Oneonta Ked goal. Oneonta's Paul Byrne was the institution, MI-,. , • , Dragons at 7:30 p.m. tonight in regular keeper last season, but both dangerous players up front." Look by Sue Milligan — Mlchele Israel for Chris Moore and John Cato lo We will defeat every candidate Bleeker Stadium. he and his understudy Mike Bednarz Over 200.000 people gathered in have been lost to physical problems, muster most of the scoring chances. running on a pro-nuclear platform. Last season, the Danes invaded Buttery Pu r k on Sunday, 0 NUKES "It is an issue not to be ignored by with that of nuclear power. leaving the job to Bob Cullen. Overall, Stum is expecting a light N Ralph Nader. Hella Abzug. Jane Oneonta at a time when the hosts demanding a phase-out and any of the Presidential candidates." "The Department of Energy from the Danes: We always have a Fonda. Tom llayden. and Graham were ranked us the number-one Slam, who was reluctant lo eventual shut-down of all nuclear said Ralph Nader. "They will have (DOE) is just a brunch of the good contest with Albany. I he Nash were among the many soccer team in the state. Albany comment on his players when power plants in the United States. to take explicit stands. Carter has Department of Defense. The major games have been very good the last performers and speakers who came away with a hard fought I - 0 contacted by phone yesterday, "On May 6. we told Carter 'no tinned his hack on the American activity of the DOE is making triumph, a loss which sent the described Cullen as "very capable". few years and I expect the same." addressed the crowd in New York people." more Harrisburgs*," said rully City on anti-nuclear issues such as hydrogen bombs. And the money Dragons into a tailspin that saw Unscored upon this season, it As Albany looks to win this *** Congresswomun Hella Abzug said coordinator Donald Ross. "It's time President Carter's weak stand on spent for these bombs is not them finish at 8 - 6 - 2 and without a appears that defense will be "test", they need only look as far there was no candidate who "is on to send another message. We want nuclear energy. "Carter will give it accounted lor in the Department of spot in the NCAA playoffs. Oneonta's strong suit. back iis Wednesday for encourage­ record for supporting the strict to phase out nukes and shut the door more seriousness as the Presidential Defense." "Our defense has been doing a ment. control of nuclear power plants and until there's no more nuelear power. primaries draw near." said Ross. good job," said Stam. Part of the It was then that they dominated oil companies. Ihc real threat to our Jane Fonda and Tom Haydcn Do not he deceived, however, reason is the play of fullbacks Alex Oswego Slate, 3-0, wilh a relentless security comes from the oil and received an enthusiastic welcome Brannan and David Mcl.eggan. attack and rigid defense which nuclear power trusts." because Oneonta is very much a Irom the crowd. Fonda said the next allowed the Lakers only one shot on team to be feared. They managed to "Brannan is a very tough, hard A third political group, known as course of action is education. "58 goal. capture their first two games this player." remarked Pagano. Stam the Citizens Parly, was cited as a million Americans live within 50 season without allowing a goal, himself praised Mcl.eggan for his Sehieffelin made a change prior lo four behind the stopping ol nuclear miles of a nucleai plant. We must go while also posting a shutout over performance this year. the Oswego game which seems to power. The party, developed by Dr. out.,.and be Paul or Pauline Reveres highly regarded Southampton Stam seems to have more have cleared up some of the Hai rv Commoner, wants social and want people of the dangers of University of l-'nglund. question marks than healthy players problems at midfield. Malt I'arrclla, control of corporate power and a nuelear energy," "You know whenever you play at the key midfield positions. Iwo who assisted on both goals against transition to renewable energy sources. Hoth Fonda and llayden stressed Oneonta it will be a good team," very strong halfbacks, Tony Ileal Pittsburgh, was moved to right the importance ol education lo help remarked Alex Pagano before and Gary Davis, will not see action halfbuck, with co-captain Robcrl "Dcmociatie anil Republican pass the Mar key. bill, whicn would practice yesterday. Again this year while the only remaining regular, Dahab switching lo right wing. panics are dead." said Commoner. limit and control nuclear power the Ked Dragons are ranked among Oscar Parriga, is just returning from Although Duhab made several "We've decided lo form a new party plants. ili«_- Citizens Puny. We stand lor the top 10 teams in New York, the wounded ranks. nice runs down the right side and Demonstrators listened to Matt I'arrella (10) and Afrim Nc/aj (13) work the ball upfield during the stopping nueleui powci now . musical performances given by Hooters 3-0 win over Oswego. (Photo: Mike Farrell) although they have been hampered Oneonta will show a very unique had an assist while Sehieffelin Kennedy or Broyvn cannot be members of the Musicians Un ted by injuries. style of offensive play at Bleeker. continued on page seven counted on." for Sale Energy (MUSE) as well as Nobel laureate i>-. George Walt) pciformaucc.s by .Jackson Browne, : said that (he issue oj' nuclear Pete .Seeder. Hotly Near. Bon life As Danes Look To Erase Questions In Conn. fea? J^lk^ weaponry is very closely associated Rain, and Curly Simon. by Haul Schwartz physical teum, but AlC is even movement. tested." their success." Brian Bove (5'I0", Before the season began, the two larger, and that extreme size helped "In practice, we are trying to On defense, the Owls set up in u 5 - 190 lb.) secures the defense from his Alumni Mail Problems Being Sorted Out biggest question marks for the stifle the Owl running game, and improve our pass rush." Carnevale 2 wilh a monster back, and end position, and could be the best Albany State football team were the forced Nolan, only a sophomore, said. "Our secondary has to be according lo Carnevale, "There's no athlete on the squad. into some mistakes two fumbles, question, their defense is the key lo The defensive line averages over iffensive 'ine and the defensive prepared, because they will be by K.I. Behar Anthony, in a memo sent to the offices, downtown residents can When he finally did act. he never did , one interception, in addition to his 225 lbs. per man, but most of that secoii( .,ry. Tomorrow, when the The Pine Mills Post Office has post office last Friday, requested revert back to the original 1220.1 /jp consult any of the involved parties being sacked four times, belongs to massive John Marcucilli .nes travel lo Southern restored Alumni Quad'ssix day mail that Alumni Quad's mail no longer code. first," said Alvarez, "He's excellent if he has time lo (6'4", 260 lb.), whose mere presence Connecticut, these two areas will be service, according lo Director of be shipped to the uptown SUNYA "The students have won with their He added that he believes throw the ball," said Siedlecki.
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