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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27,1973 IlPlayofgs Begin Tom~orrowv VOLUME 16 NUMBER 37 STONY BROOK, N.Y. - lw -49Z:7

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photo by Robert F. Cohen EVERYBODY WANTS A PIECE OF THE ACTION, but only three Knickerbocker Conference teams have it.

By GREG GUTES representatives of Lehman and -Brown. With his assortment of The conjecture is over. Stony Brooklyn flipped. their coins into driving hooks, short jumpers, and Brook, Lehman, and Brooklyn the air-and when they came layups, Kornbluth scored 26 College each finished their down, Brooklyn had the odd side points the first time the two Knickerbocker Conference showing and the bye. teams met. Brown was not as schedule with identical first-place "Honestly, the way the fortunate,, scoring only 12, but records of 6-2. That necessitated season'ps going, I knew we his quickness makes him a a playoff to determine the wouldn't get the bye," said constant threat. Both averaged winner. Patriot coach Don Coveleski. around 20 points per game in the As they say about the So Stony Brook, now 10-10 Knickerbocker Conference this National Basketball Association overall, will meet Lehman on season, finishing two and four, playoffs, the season is only Wednesday night at Pace College respectively, in the scoring race. beginning. in Manhattan (WUSB,, 8 p.m.). For interested fans, round-trip Since an odd number of teams The Patriots defeated the bus tickets are $1.25 and are are involved in the playoff, a Lancers earlier this season at available in the Union Ticket coin nlip had to be held to Lehman, 65-61. They later Office.. There is an additional determine which team would get defeated Brooklyn at Stony adbmission charge of $1.00 at the Patriot Scoring Record $12,000 More for 1973 - 74 the first-round bye. Hunter Brook, 85-65. gate. Buses will leave from the College coach and Conference Lehman has two very fine Union building at 5:30 p.m. on President Anthony Scolnick, ballplayers in six-foot-six center Wednesday and will return at See Stori~es on Pages 1B,3,10-12 ELrpresenting Stony Brook, and Don Kornbluth and guard Stan midnight. End to "Free Tuition" at CUNY ||News Briefs Threatened by State Commission w CUNY ad that the nMw sytem w ost= 40 pw ent of he __IL_ L.____,L2 -0 co t pw s --AL BYLA IX PATNER would be MMl0.2 an ahe sae fW Iaruan&ad OvonW The ed mry be de at hand bass Ao _dingto te New ad 50 per cet SW junos ad International for the 126-yw old Yb 'mThn , a_ e _ reeasrN m e"» seniors. Tb~he staewnov pndes North Vietnam saidelst night that it wl NAt fiwttrti" pdolky at the Cty "wil popose a ubtaiY US. aepts oMMity fS yppoxiatly 40 per cent of Amianwf P.O.W.a t the Univoity f New York increased dnta progtam Broil a ym0s As Sonb& the Cty UnirMby opeti afordng the ma-r and (CUNY). dtl, in effectd, woud wipe out given better trU lnt Vietnam ae Aeordmig to Gtror tuitio ncos.Tbe pTah proide "ssidene e quoted as hAing said that The In i ioalte adC n ia H hld fiffts Rofeirfiribs clommissidon ob would fnds for many CUNY and the ml I a Wm rerah Palk today amd ati Write -e 1 a ilMO t higfrc education ppointd last SUNY students coming "autonomous." Theg als noted by Canada to end its suariry roe. The Viet Cong chos the itf, to report to be ubited lOW4ncome ilies. Public ad that the Goveor may be abM opening of the confee to chae South na with epearted this W VWil 1Cdlbm~di tuition at senior Polegeswould also be to a some of the 22 violations of the ceaseire and accuse the US. of nedC to ii n pi-ate of CUNY and the State aided mesbei of the Boad of Higer sabotage the peace ageemt dsigned a month ago. oeges Stens at egid. tur O.K Needed Eduation, all of whom ae now The contries involved in the Uofeeinclude the US, China, University (SUNY). the State University ae uLergisate approval will dchosen by the Mayor. Russia, Canada, Poland, Indonesia d Hunguy. Kibbee. pzesently paying $6504800 pobably prop eessy and if Dr. Robert J. chancellor of the City Uiveity South Vietnam has avied the North Vietnamese of setting up yerty in tuition. The effect of given, the tuition mipt go into "Direct was staed to oppose any action anti-aircraft missile huning sites near Khe Sahn in viodtion of the this fee o the enrollment at: effect this September. of public and to charge tuition to cease-fire agreement. Saigon said such a move could start the war a CUNY is not yet known. state support Patuime u a tes and pivate institutions would ndergaduates. He objected to over again. the gdate stdets whic acount ofntinue, at least temporarily." the chdrge en with aid that would come Israeli Prime Minister Gdolda Meir arrived in Whinton tonight for approimtely half of the The ommission, onsistin of fncia cent of the for talks with President Nion. Earlier, she said she doubted the Uniersitys enrollment (over 16 membes, was formed to with it since "72 per adergduate* talks would be hamed by Israel's downing of a Liby airliner last 250,000 students) have study the financing, City University's u fmli with gros week. previouts toWad pay. maement and oontrol of New come form than $12,OOC Last year the Governor York's higher education system. incomes of less A land mine explosion lataly wounded a nine-year-old Roma prposed that SUNY take over According to the _l, tuition annually." Catholic boy in Londonderry Sundy. The outlawed Irish Republican Army admitted today tat U aid the mine, but the IRA. blames the British Anrmy for ctiating itL Shield Law Sought by Newsmen The Senate Judiciary or withhold lienses. Many, however, oppose such a National Subomtt -eeon Constitutional One absolute-shield bill, shield w because it could result to reonsider its controversial The Supreme Court has refused Rigbts began a series of hearings which has already been in violations of the ights of a decision on abortion laws. It directed lower Federal courts to dedde Itd week to deer to what introduced by John Mi, defendant under the Fift and questions about nine state states in light of the ruling last month. extent nesmen need to be CaWifornia Representative, read, Sxth aendes. The January decision was interpreted as striking down most state potected beyond the FIrst "No person shall be required to An alteatie is a "qualified anti-abortion laws. Amendment from revealing their disdoos to any grand jury, or shield" law such as Senator onfidential sources to grand court of the United States, or to Ervin's which would povide for The judge in the Pentagon papers trial has refused a defense juries& the Congress, or to nay agency immunity"eIs a newsman had the source from or through "actual pers l nledge request for a directed verdict of acquittal. However, Judge Matt These herins began as a Court ruling which such per- n reeed which tends to prove or disprove Byrne dismissed one count of espionage each ag t defendants result of a Supreme t June which rejeed some infouration in the capacity as a the Co ission of the crime IDaniel Elsberg. Anthony Russo and reores' dclaims that the FUst nsperson." dchared or being inestited." Amendment gave them absolute The Senate Foreign Relation Committee voted today to p ibit ptection The mot fmlir of the adminitation from ving aid funds to North Vietnam unles thee erm invmvd New Yo* INo Baseball Strike the money is specifically appoed by Conges. Ties reporter ad C whose, work among West Coust A chance of a second bsel 20% in any year. The owners was averted that a A series of law suits have been or will be filed to stop the Nion Blac Panthe rsin 1970 attrd strike in two years had oriinay proposed of a could not be eligible for dministration from dosing the Office of Eonomic Opportmity. the tttion of a federal grand by the announcement player stlement tween te asa adbitation two years in a row, One suit, filed in Washington, says acting O.E.O. dietor Howard jury which subpoened him to testify "concerning the aims, owners and the major league and that the 209% nimum Phillips has "Deliberately and abitrarily begun to eliminate the purposes and activities of that payers assoiation, limit Dot apply to those action pogam" The suits are to toy to obtain OE.O. community o lganization." The agreement followed ten contracts bong settled through of rious OBE.O. temporary injunctions stopping the ending Although Cadwell argued days of intensive tals between atbitration. projects. that e aena ppearance at Marvin Miller, executive director In addition, the minimum dosed hearings would destroy of the players assoiation, and salary was raised from $13,000 A Senate subommittee investigating the latest monetary crisis has his relationship with his sources, John Gaherinthe owners' chief to $15,000, and te minimum been told the Nixon Administration is opposed to building a wall the Supreme Court runded against negotiator. It is still subject to wordd series share was raised to against imports. White House aide Peter Flanigan says experience him by a 54 decision. The court ratification by the 24 oners $20,000. A igificat inease indicates the US. balrne of payments probs cannot be solved said, "We see no reason to hold and the players, and details are in pensi contibtions was being withheld pending also agreed upon. by reducing imports. tht these reportes any more thaen other citize ould be fication. The stumbling Among the other terms of the excused from fnising Tblocs were the players' arpeement, a player with ten of Cleveland has issued an order baring city The Mayor inforation that may help the insistenceo outside ubitration years of major league serice, the on their unior. Mayor Ralph policemen from wearing swastikas riingat its inital in salary dispt, and the tst fie with the same dub, can party g idjuy h Perk says anyone who weas the symbol of Hiter's Nazi dece~rmunriaons,~ owners' refusal to modify the not be traded without his doesn't belong on the city pyrll. Since the Court's ntfng in this remve daus, the paut of the cosent, and a payer can only em, more Um 35 w play's Contract that binds him be pd on waiers and h boem werpd cne.t -- to a ta unm traded, sold or ncaimedo onG .e The seond State Cidtions for crsin t disto e sloewoed. time, the waib are ievocbe. A aselproaimed derug oeor at Brolyn CoFg and a -onfidential sourCes or mateal,, It wa learned ta the owners The New Yoa Mets have Tnit Authority patro an ae among 21 pearsted Sndy aed some haem ben jaled. areed to a salary arbitrUtion invited thei pyers to Flaorid pocedure m echage for no night and eary yesterday o charges of si naoi on alege Neery bf (40 in thew to begin trnigg Senate) modifiation of the reserve -immediatey The Mete were the and high Edschool m in Brooklyn. Two of those aested in the Hts L aI d ne in the Adesged to protect newsmen dause. only dub to open cmp during cracing of o separate na s were 14-year-old boys bhae aIready been sIbm-tted, Under the abitrtion the eotitios, but allowed Hi School Sales also were made on the attending Miood Tb1e bfi also talce into ploedue dooted, a pyer only non-voste players to CDeges and at Ditmas campuses of Brooklyn and Kigborough acount tbrts the Nixon with at lest two _nec tive partiipte. Tora Seaver, the Met Junior Hih :Scool. Ad dinistionto e ntitrt yeas can submit his sary to pyer sentatie, held a laws _gist teevision networks aritrtion every year. Howeer, rebel mp" for the regular Howard Samuels, president of the N.Y.C.'s Off-Track Betting and enforoe "fness" in TV as has been the rule, a player's Mets while the talks were going Corporation, unveiled the plans today to bring numbers action under news througp the power to grant salary an not be cut more than on. the existing O.T.B. system. At a City Hall news conference, Samuels billed the numbers plan as an attack on organized crime. FrontG i Graphic byt. In side StATESMAN student newspaper of Samuels would attempt to beat the racketeers at their own game GlideInsdei^ SUNY at ^ntknerStony Brook, is published d during the by boosting the odds, hence the payoff, employing ex-illegal runners MAIN SECTIONS MAINSECTIONtates Statesmmananuesays academic yearan andFia'%£' once during the proceeds to the Crime Round-up summer semester by Statesman as agents, and returning virtually all of the -nee pa"nu upAssociation, an unincorporated, communities, either in the form of winnings, wages or profits. -Se page 5 TAKE TWO non-profit organization. Mailing Quaaludes, The Current offee address: P.O. Box AE, Stony Brook, Samuels said the plan could bring in about $300 million a year by its Coffee House Glimpse N.Y., 11790. Editorial and business Phenomenon.. p.1 pone: (516) 246-3690 Subscriber third year of operation. Liberation News Service, College -see page 6 -see Willpage The6 Circle Be Unbroken? ~~~~~~~~toress Service and U P I Sportslig~:«Afhu_,r King_* - Represented for national advertising Sportslight: Arth:ur Kingg . .p.2-3 by National Educational Advertising PServied 18 E SO SttoNew Ynork City. Sports seepage 10 ^^^CL.^^-*a"Dark and Light,1* Prose^osc andanarinted by Smithlfown- News, 1 Editorial: Keep the P/NC Photo Brooksite Drive, Smithtown, N.Y. Entered as second class matter at In the only game played in pro basketball tonight defending Option . Stony Brook, N.Y. A.B.A. champion Indiana halted a three-game losing streak with a -see page 13 112-107 victory over the New York Nets.

Page 2 STATESMAN February 27, 1973 Thompson Defends Increased Athletic Budge »t

By DANIEL MCCARTHY Cri that "we have been scrounging to pay for jocks and sneakers for yeas," Les Thompson, arman of the Physical Education Deprtent and Athletic Director defended the Intercollegiate Sport P 's proposed budget of $59,392.28 for the academic year 1973-74 before a Polity budget hearig lot Friday. The meeting, chaired by Polity Treasurer Mark Dawson, doew a vocally partisan audience of about 40 a sad am mem s. Emphasizing that the budget he submitted was a "stid"and not a upolitical" budget, Thompson said that the request for $12,000 more than the piagram received this year was required to replace wom-out equipment and to provide the "bare neDessities" for the elpanding wonenns prgm. Thompson d that team schedues might have to be shortened if adequate funds were not forthcoming. He noted that two teams, JV Soccer and JV Ba ll have a y been discontinued due to lack of funds. -~~~~~Bde Cut Rccrrnc against a recurrence of the recent "BROAD INTERE~c Citing the need to insure announced that the scrounging to pay for jocks and Thompson. This isi the crowd, attending the last regular season mid-year budget cuts again next year, Dawson sneakers for years. basketball game agaiinst Pratt. budget he plans to submit to the Council will not rely upon the Admi on's estimates of 7200 undergraduates attending Stony Student Government Brook next year. According to Dawson, the Admiation's f s include about 500 AIM students whose financial responsibility for payment of the activities fee has not yet been determined and an Administration Refuses to Pay uncertain number of students who will receive waivers because of financial ardship. To meet this contingency, Dawson has decided to write a budget reflecting revenue from only 6,500 fee paying Business Manager students - thereby leaving him with a "cushion" of 700 persons. For Polity To accomplish this goal, Dawson must keep the overall budget under $455,000 - a decrease in spending of $35,000 from this By EDWARD DIAMOND year's budget. He asked all organizations requesting funds to Assistant Vice President for Finance and recognize the fact that Polity will probably have less money to spend Management, Joseph Hamel, last Friday rejected next year and to plan accordingly. Polity Treasurer Mark Dawson's plea for Athletic Director Thompson responded that the problem is not a Administration monetary help so that Polity could lack of money but rather the "orientation of priorities." Why is it, afford a full-time business manager. he asked, that "as the Polity budget has risen over the years, the Program has decreased?..." Dawson, who made the plea at a meeting of the portion allocated to the Intercollegiate "Over the past few years he added, "the orientation of priorities has Student Business Committee, felt that a full-time definitely been swinging away from athletics." with an M.A. in business business manager This reorientation has been accomplished, according to administration at a yearly salary of about $15,000 Thompson, in direct contrast to the "broad interest" shown by the would be needed to manage Polity's increasing students in athletics. To support this contention, he pointed to the venture into student-run businesses. large crowds at games and the February 7th referendum by which Hamel, however, felt that Polity ought to be students approved by a vote of 974 to 738 a proposal to allocate $8 able to afford a certified public accountant right from every student's activities fee to support the sports program. out of college with some background in (The Judiciary has since ruled this referendum to be not binding on allocations.) management. This, according to Hamel, would the Polity Senate, who still make the final budgetary interprets this referendum as a "mandate" from- the cost between ten and $12,OO0. Hand alyo offqed3 ThompsoaS students to support an In lle Sports program. University > personnel assbtance, once a job Alternate Funds description is -drawn up by Polity for the Also raised was the question of attempting to secure funds for the managerial position. PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE AND alternate sources. Polity has attempted for years to MANAGEMENT: Polity should be able to afford a program from Dawson also informed the Business Committee persuade the state to assume the pgam's total cost but without that as of now, Polity has insured each of the certified public accountant, with some background in management. success. Mark Dawson ran on a platform of no Polity aid to businesses that it is sponsoring. These businesses Intercollegiate Sports, but he has since changed his opinion. "I no include Harpo's, the Hero Inn, the Toscanini decision, since, according to Potenza, the Union is longer think," he said, "that just dumping it from the Polity budget Record Shop, and the O9Neill Snack Bar. Dawson more heavily involved in programs than Polity. is the way to get the state to pick up the tab. This method hurts daimed that the Polity-backed businesses were Bauer, however, said it should be Polity's ultimate students more than helps them." Intercollegiate now insured for up to $500,000 for each accident right to appoint the representative, since according Les Thompson contends that a full takeover of the by the state is "never going to happen. . . They will involving people, and $50,000 involving property. to Bauer, Polity has ultimate control over all Sports program never go along with it." According to him, the state nowr pays about More Representation student activities and in general, is empowered to two-thirds of the costs of the program indirectly by listing also decided on Friday make student appointments to student The Business Committee Intercollegiate expenses under the budget for the Department of that the "programs" on campus, should have some administration committees. Physical Education. Stony Brook is the only campus of the state representation on the Business Committee. The The Business Committe is currently attempting university system, according to Thompson,- where the state pays representative, according to the committee, shall to clear up the definition of what constitutes a transportation expenses for the traveling teams. But, he says, they be chosen by giving a vote to each "program" student "'program" as opposed to a student will never agree to pay uniform or food expenses. recognized by the committee, and then holding "business," and to establish fiCm guidelines for A suggestion was made that students be charged admission to the an election. each. games. Les Thompson vehemently opposed any such charge on the This action followed a lengthy debate between New Guidelines grounds that it is a form of "double taxation,... Why should Intercollegiate Sports twice?" Citing the committee member Fred Bauer and Union The committee also decided against voting on students have to pay for "severe decease" in attendance that would result Treasurer Dawson Governing Board member Jack Potenza over any new guidelines for progr until the program also opposed the measure. whether the Governing Board or Polity should representative is chosen. Accoding to Hamel, Thompson objected to Dawson's-questions about sp c items in choose the 'progrms 9 representative. however, this did not prevent the committee from Athletic budget, saying that it was "diculous" to go ov it Committee guidelines it has already the Potenza, who was on the Business attempting to enforce "line by line." Among the questaons asked by Dawson was the last term, claimed it should be the Union's necessty of a $600 "batting net age;" a request of (100 to coveX After hearing monthly reports hfom the recrui epenes of the so4cc each, and a $15,00 oposed p s, e om ee did to a Mofl alloati. Some of those present qeid the es of a Hamel to seek reports fom the Itetonal (.60 hike in the cost of mealsfo to; metm on the road from Coffee House, the Science Ficto Lry, te $2.60 to $3.00. One student who i a mete of the all am Lungmpyr Conmmtsary, Triftid's Plint Store, and defended the request, saying that compes f the cost of the the Slavic Coffee House, all of which, adiog to meal is Sittle to ask... [fee] we dol not get any other benefits." Hamel, have not yet banded in a report on their . .Won s _rga financial activities. Speang -for the women's COaW de thek that the girls The committee also decided to investigate the request for a 100% boost in fdng o the groud were "tired of playing without ske and did not want to go Hand and Poe commissries, after hearing their another. winter without sweat suits." $1600 worth of financial reports. Hand reported The concensus of those present at the ting was generally business for December, and Poe reported $750 for favorable to the request. One student remarked, "I think the athletic December and January. This, according to Hamel, program should expand as the University expands. It means a lot to may constitute a possible violation of the present many people on this campus." committee guidelines, which said Hamel, prohibits Dawson said during the meeting that the budget he proposes to "substaitial" financial activity by Hand and Poe the Student Council will contain an allocation to Athletics, but that commissaries, which are currently labeled as he has not yet decided upon an exat figure. He forsees, however, a "programs." possible attempt by the Polity Senate to cut off all funds for the Fred Bauer was appointed by the committee to program in another attempt to force Albany to assume the total THE TOSCANINI RECORD SHOP is a student observe the day-to-day activities of Hand and Poe cost. for up to $500,000 for each Another Polity Budget hearing will be held at a yet undetermined business now insured commissares, and to report his findings when the accident involving people and $50,000 involving date to consider next year's budget for the COCA pram. property. committee meets on Friday.

Februafy 27, 1973 STATESMAN Page 3 Handicapped Modifications to Start in Ma~~~~0110I

By JONATHAN D. SALANT to cnomwit the State both the men's and women's On Friday, February 16. BuligCode for the Physially batromsin most of the dhring the open meeting on Handiapped with the project builing, dinkng fuaiswill IcPaMps sawe ty, Kipp WeatsPon, a scheduled to sar in May. The beloweredso that students se Cond a deals with work cofndto whedhar can use the diffiultieshe laces at Stony required to meet the gieie them, and now entrance ramps Brook. specified in the SMate Uniest with railings will be added to the Tog later suggested that gudlnson buildings for the bulings at the main entIa-ces Watson read the report issued by physically handicappe, work A new concrete walk section will the Office of General Services which is "over and above" the be constructed to faiiaethis regarding the modification of buling code. many building on campus so When part one is completed, In the' Chemistry building,, doat hadcpped students can most of the buildings on cmu access for handicapped students use them. Afterwards, Toll will be able to be used by the to thie Library will lie provided intends to talk to Watson about physicallty handicapped. The by building a ramp. In addition, the proposals. academic buildngs to be a ramp will be built cnetn modified are theHuaies the main entrance with the resd To Ieedwhat University Chemistry, Physics, Ert and of the Chemistry building. will make the buildings conform to Me 5tae num~ing t^oae memaing AP:eseA John ToU xll ie as SaeSciences,. Social Science, Presntwily, only stabrs connect to Faciliies for the Physically Handicapped. a case of the architects '^not Biology, and pnieering the two sections. spame), and the AdInisrio paringlotfor Whitman College doing a thorough enough job" bulings, the EgeeigLight A ramp will be added to the Humanities building (nine spaces will be deintdfor the in cosrcigthe Stoiny Brook Laoaoy Engineering Heavy Physics bildings, conetg the at two locations). To fcltt handicapped (20 spce) and 90k~fisthat they awe abatr, Computer Center, main lobby lecture hall level to wheelchair movement,, new new walks will be built. acesbeto the handicapped'. Gymnasum, and Lecture the first floor level. Ramps will paved walk sections will be built Similar improvements will be Stony Brook will spend an Center. also be added to the Enieering around the parking areas. made in four suites in Sanger. In estimated $1,325,150 in Also to be modified are the buidig fomthe main lobby While this work is going on, addition, a 22-car parking lot for Irving-0'Neill-G Cafeteria lecture hall level to the "all existing temporary ramps the handicapped will be set aside The poamof modifying complex, the Benedict-H clasroom wing. shall remain until such time as from the current parking area, exitinstuctresand building Cafeteria complex, Whitman, Many improvements will be permanent facilities are installed although the lot will have to be new ramps,, and parking lots, is Sneand Marx Colleges, and added to the gymnasum. Ramps in their place.." paved. padt of a naster plnwhich will Roth, Tabler, and Kelly. and handrails will lead from the The master plan provides for Marx College will also have make the buidngs conform to cafeterias. main lobby to the spectator one college and the cafeteria in four suites for the handicapped, the State Buildings Code Less Pull on Doors balcony of the swimming pool, each quad (except Stage XII) to as well as a new 22-car parking Relating to Faculities for the In all of the buildings, as well two new ramps will be built at conform to the building code. lot along a widened loop road. Physically Handicapped. as in the Administration the main entrance area, and grab * Elevators will be added in G and Also to be added are paved The plan, published by the building,, the maximum pull on bars will be put in the male and H quads from the first floor walks and three ramps. Office of General Services, is thle entrance doors will be female toilet stalls. In addition, entrance to the basement, where Loop Road will be widened divided into two sections. The reduced to eight pounds. One elevators from the first floor the cafeterias are located. In under a separate plan. However, first itemized improvements that toilet stall designed for the lobby and gym area to the addition, two new 20-car the master plan says that the must be built for the buildings handicapped will be added to ground floor locker and pool area handicapped parking lots will be road "is used as a pedestrian wiUl be built. built near each cafeteria building.. route around the complex. Its Some seats will be removed Roth Cafeteria will have present surface condition is from the last row of lecture halls installed an elevator from the unsuitable for handicapped Contract Problems in the academic buildings to ground floor lounge to the upper travel., make space for wheelchairs. floor cafeteria, Tabler will have Part Two improvements More Parking Spaces an elevator from the ground include raised room inder Trash Pcup Parking spaces for the floor lounge -to the first floor identification numbers in the handicapped wMl comform to the ding room/service area, and. academic and . dormitory., By -JASON MANNE guidelines of the, State Kelly an elevator from the buildings to aid the bfind and' Garbage overflows from the dumptr in Kelly Quad have university. They will be nine ground floor lounge to the first full-length mirror in toilet resulted from illegal student parking and a contract dispute, feet wide with a four foot aisle floor dining room and service facilities for the handicapped. In 'according to a company spokesman and Quad Manager John Kane. between every two spaces. Three area. addition, all doors opening into Company officials also complain that their men have trouble with perpendicular parking sprces will Suites to be Modified hazardous areas will be dumpsters that are moved by students. Since the dumpsters, are be at the Biology building and in In Whitman College, four identified for the visually mehncally emptied by a truck, if they are moved or turned the the Engineering Heavy suites (two male and two truck must maneuver to lift them properly. Often, the dumpsters, handicapped, and elevators will Laboratory. Parallel parking will must be turned with chains so the truck can reach them. female)_ will be modified for the have an electric eye, braille name One dumpster, behind Kelly A, is protruding onto the road from be found at the Stony Brook handicapped. Bathrooms will be plates, and visible fire signals to its revetment because the "culvert designed to house the dumpster Union (three spaces), the Earth rebuilt for use by the aid the dea f in the event of an was built at an erroneous angle, at 90 degrees," said Kane. "Thelarge and Space Science building (six handicapped. The existing emergency. truck cannot fit into the area. The trucker has moved the dumpster so the truck can get at it. He intends to put it on the grass, out of the way.91 Hamtel: Rtepair of Uno G00yril Mr. D. Andrea, an official of the American Refuse Corporation, claims that nearly one-sixth of all the dumpsters, cannot be picked up each day. He attributed this to student cars blocking the roadway around the quad, saying that 50 to 75 cars interfere with garbage To Beg IIit ITw1 No "Wr*eeks removal daffy. Kane thought that such a figure was "ridiculous," and estimated that only three to rive cars hindered service each day. .This problem has been compounded by undersized dumpsters and By GARY ALAN DeWAAL "^there were no funds available." statement issued by the Director a contract dispute. Andrea stated that dumpsters, have been Repair of the Stony Brook However, he added that "they of Safety and Security, Joseph disriuted according to garbage estimates by the University. Union Cafeteria grill will [SUNY I recommne that we Kimble, from information However, according to Kane, on extended weekends the dumpsters, commence within two weeks, take [the funds] from a supplied by the Fire Safety are not large enough for all the graeand the custodial staff piles said -Vice President for Finance rehabilitation project." What Department, "ignition [of the the garbage along side of the dumpsters. Kane said that as part of the and M agment Joseph Hamel. rehabilitation budget was Union grill -fire] has been the contractor must pick up ""an the garbage." A union contract Repairs are contingent on the suggested, Hamel would not say. pinpointed in one of two deep contract prohibits the drivens of the garbage trucks from leaving availability of funds, he added. He explained, however, that the fat fryers. Statements from their vehicles, which empty the dumpsters mhaically. Thus This prediction coincides with University did not "need the according to Kane, there is ""obviously a conflict between the employees confirm that smoke a statement by Hu Tui of public funds" for the project this year, contract and the union contract. was coming from the fryers Officials of the American Refuse Corporation have indicated that relations for SUNY Central ta and would "swap funds this year before flame ignition. on occasion the drivens have picked up the overflowing garbage. money for the repairs ""is not a for next year on the guarantee "Ignition was caused by However, they also felt that the problem should be resolved' problem-i t's there to get it."s that [funds for the] project will overheating of cooking fat,, due 'permanently when the dumpsters are replaced with double sized A grease fire in the grill on be guaranteed in 1973X1974.1" to an automatic thermostat not containers. This should be accomplished by April 1, but is subject to January 26 caused damage Tui said'. "Repairs will be shutting off. Fire was confined Albany's approval. estimated at $63,000. funded out of the Repair to [the] grill area due to the fact Andrea also said his men also have trouble with dumpsters, that According to Hamel, Stony account in the office of Campus that the flame damper [operated are moved by students. Since the dumpsters are mechanically Brook had requested -Development in Albany. This by a fusible lock) closed, emptied by a truck, if they are turned or moved the truck must "'emergency funding" for the will not hinder any of the maneuver to be able to lift them properly. Often, the dumpsters preventing the extension-'of fire repairs f rom Central programs planned at Stony into duct work. Automatic must be turned with chains so that the truck can reach them. Administration in Albany- Brook. Illegal parkers have also been creating problem~s on the inside of water system in duct was not shortly after the fine "on the When asked what had Kelly Quad. Security has been issuing Brookhaven tickets and some caused operable at. the time of the fire. cans have been forcibly moved. Towing has not been used aanst the grounds that [the grill]I is an the delay in the forthcoming of "Damage was extensive to illegal parkers blocking the dumpsters because the road around the essential service" and that it's the emergency funds, Tui replied grill area; moderate damage to quad is too narrw. Kane plans to begin processing parking inoperation was "causing [a] that he didn't consider a month kitchen area;- smoke -damage to "I'offlaws""under' the regulations in the residence hall guide for hardship on students." The grill "an inconsiderable amount of floor above." Three individuals "creating a nui'sance,," because he finds ticketing "'ineffective" as a has been closed since the Smr. time."" He said that SUNY was from the Fire Safety deterrent. Barrcades may -be erected to prevent cars from driving on Initially, Hamel continued, moving -as fast as [it] can. Department were -slightly in'jured the walkway on the inside the quad. Central ,Admiisrtion said In addition, according to a in'the frwe.

Page 4 STATESMAN February 27, 1973 - r 0~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Crime Round-up Despite Decrease in Volunteers , By ANDREW J. SILVERMAN Hospital Programs Functioning February 19 A person reported that after attending a dance on Friday, she discovered her wallet stolen. It contained $4 in cash, a driver's license, keys, change, and a library card. A complainant states that his tools, which were in a locked room over the weekend, were stolen. He estimated the tools value at $100. An employee of the University said that between 1 and 6 p.m., someone removed her wallet from her desk in room 128 of the Administration building. It contained $70 in cash, and seven credit cards. 4 person who left his car unlocked in the Kelly lot for two days, returned to find his insurance ID card and maps missing. He later found the ID card. Headquarters received complaints from Mount College that a stocky male, about 6 feet tall with light brown hair, was strolling through the hall as if he didn't belong there. He was gone when a unit arrived to investigate. A car owner reported to headquarters that his car, a blue Mustang, had been broken into through the window on the

driver's side. The glove compartment had been searched, and La the alarm had been set off. Nothing, however, had been taken. FEWER STUDENT VOLUNTEERS have been participating this trm in the hospitalprogram, mooy because of a new option in Psych 102. Here a volunteer works with the children at Kings Park Hospital. volunteers. Prior to this semester the program February 20 - - largest group of recruits consisted of students that she left her personal typewriter in By IRIS BURLOCK A person stated enrolled in Psychology 102. Students chose to do Bldg. 301 before Christmas. After noting it was Despite this semester's substantial decrease in room 150 of hospital volunteer work from among the nine gone, she waited and after it didn't show up she called the number of student volunteers to participate in students have other options offered as recitation sections to the Headquarters. The typewriter, a Royal Portable, cost $250 the Hospital Volunteer's Program, already begun planning for next semester's course. when bought new last year. Dave Rabinovic, an undergraduate group A Sanger College resident, said that while walking on Loop operations. As a result of a decrease in student volunteers, coordinator of the program, feels that the progam Road near Tabler, he stepped on a box on the ground labelled vocational programs such as arts and crafts and self may be unable to continue its history of effective "roadway lights," and received a shock. Two units placed expression sessions, have been cut out entirely. operations. Rabinovid attributes this to a shift in flares around the area, and Headquarters notified the power "Also, each group leader has to put in an the direction of student interests. "There are now plant, who said they would remedy the situation. additional five to ten hours per week to insure far fewer students signing up for the programas A person from Bldg, 306 called Headquarters and reported proper functioning of the program,," said Miles their choice of a redtation section for Psychology that a non-student was wandering around his building, and Schauter, undergraduate group leader. 102," he said. "Increased pressure is felt by would like the matter checked out. A unit responded and the The Hospital Volunteers Program, now servicing students for grades, as well as other academic suspect asked to be returned to a mental hospital. patients at Northeast Nassau, Suffolk State, Kings pressures, causing them to decide to spend an hour The wife of a janitorial workman on campus states that her Park, and Central Islip Hospitals, represents the in a classroom recitation instead." husband, described as 6', 240 lbs., brown hair, wearing a tan initiative taken by 40 students five years ago. With Recruitment Drive raincoat, may attempt to report to work in the morning. There 400 volunteers in 1972, the Hospital Volunteers This year's expansion of the program, which is a Public Mental Health Order out on him, that is he is to be State School, Program had grown to be Stony Brook's largest now services patients at the Suffolk picked up. He may be driving a 1971 burgundy Chrysler. students from undergraduate program, providing services to and the new joint program including A bicycle was stolen from the end hall lounge of O'Neill all-out patients in over 40 hospital wards. the Art department necessitate an College. It is an AMF model, yellow with a black seat. The Fred Levine of the Psychology department and campus-wide drive to recruit additional volunteers. owner valued his bicycle at $100. faculty coordinator of the program, remains Levine remarked that "the ability of students to Headquarters received a complaint that a window of a 1969 intrigued with the initiative students have plan, in order to get things done is remarkable. We BMW was smashed, to gain entry to the vehicle. The following displayed in organizing, and putting to work "such cannot allow the obvious deficiency posed by items, $250 worth, were missing: a tape deck, speakers and a successful, and desperately needed program." In operating with smaller numbers to detract from the tapes. The Suffolk County Police Department was notified. retrospect, Levine recalls '"the tremendous value inherent in the working program. Too much The car was parked in the Kelly Cafeteria extension lot. enthusiasm of our students who had first realized development is behind us. Too many people, who Headquarters received a report from a student that his the potential in such a program to benefit the are patients in the wards we have reached, have brother was missing. He was last seen leaving his room in hospital and students alike. Their idea was also come to appreciate our services, and look James College. S.C.P.D. was notified. He was found on beautiful, as it was the foundation guiding the forward to the companionship that they view Thursday. Case closed. work of hundreds of students who must be themselves as recipients of. In fact, a staff A driver of a car inadvertently drove the car into a ditch in acknowledged for the successful reality of the member of Kings Park Hospital relayed to me that the vicinity of the South Campus. The car was stuck in the Hospital Volunteers Program." some patients viewed Christmas time as 'un-merry i ditch. until they come back" (from winter recess). We i Fewer Volunteers suspicious persons in the woods, at An officer noticed two Though not seen as threatening the continuance can't let them down; we can't lose touch with home. South Gate. The two were escorted of the program, there is a current problem of ourselves as people-we therefore call on all those February 22 fewer students making themselves available as who are able, and more important, willing." A University Police Officer caught a non resident student stealing a license plate from a parked 1972 Capri. The owner complained, and the suspect said that he was drunk, and that Attempt to Abolish P /NC Option; he did not know why he did it. The subject was released. An officer noticed a person walking past Surge with Final Decision Expected March 8 aluminum foil over his head and body. He is a non student, and said that he was "just observing the campus." He said that advocates of changing the a faculty meeting of the history he was heading for the hospital because he was cold and could By-JEFF APFEL program, said that since the Fall department. Dresden is not walk any further. The ambulance was called and took him The Committee on Teaching of 1970, the Executive dissatisfied with the present to the infirmary. Policy met yesterday afternoon Committee has been system because it permits A Roth resident reported the theft of her Afghan coat, to hear testimony and discuss investigating the )/NC option. students to take a course by missing from her suite. She described the coat as being brown whether or not to recommend He claims that the option has doing very little work. He suede yellow, with green stitching and a diamond shape on that the Pass/No Credit (P/NC) been "abused and taken believes that it is unwise if a back, with green fur .on collar and with cuffs trimmed with grade option be abolished. advantage of by students." The student takes a P/NC course in is one of original purpose, says Angress, his major but he is not aganst a yellow. She valued the coat at $100. This committee I While he was operating his 1966 Triumph convertible, a several academic committees of the option was to permit student taking a P/NC outside of person complained that he. was side-swiped by a 1967 blue that are presently discussing the students to take courses so that his major. In addition, Dresden Pontiac convertible. He added that the operator of the other )/NC option, before the Faculty "they would get more says that "students with many vehicle left the scene of the accident. He was later arrested, Senate Executive Committee enjoyment out of them." passes on their record compared I and escorted by an officer and a supervisor to the 6th precinct, arrives at a final decision on Although he is not totally for to those with grades will lose in Coram. retaining it, on March 8. dissolving the options Angress out," when applying to graduate P/NC is an option available to believes that some qualification, school. Overall, Dresden says I I February 24 students that allow them to get a perhaps a minimum grade point that he is "personally for A person said that four males came to his apartment and "pass" grade or no credit (if average, should be required in maintaining many options." demanded money from him and his friends. He closed the they fail), rather than a letter, order for a student to be able to When; students were P/NC door. The suspects were gone when a unit responded. which figures in the grade point participate in this program. As questioned about the Two Suffolk County policemen had a warrant against a average. Angress put it, "The PINC option most of them expressed a n o t n t course without resident of Kelly A. The suspect was prese so his The meeting consisted of option is supposed to aid the desire to take a worrying about grades. Most roommate was told to have him contact the 6th precinct. He is representatives from various serious students and not the wanted for a vehicular and traffic violation. academic departments and some goof-offs."' students generally complained students. Professor Wemer Max Dresden, President of the about "severe" academic 1 .TETOTALTOETOALKNOWN NW VALUEVLEO OF^ THE STOLEN^ OR A*ngess of the History Faculty Senate, said that P/NC peune placed upon them by in the university. D igMK;W plO TY FOR THE PERIOD LS$g1960. LbvUrtment. Om of the ffat option wayinitially discpsed

Februarv 27, 1973 STATESMAN Page 5 Dangerous But It Really Gets You Stoned

I | ' ~ ~~~~~~_I By NEEL MnWINCK conclusively that both repeated FIIRM sin7' DESCRIPTION Drugs arenlike hula-hoops; a high dose intake and regular ein pa pi consumption of methqualone l Monsur levels for a spell, then can lead to physical addiction. A trais off as faoted floods problem with methaqualone is the market. Madjuaha has been that addicts cannot kick their pretty much the staple for habit through total abstinence several years but is periodically ("cold turkey"). Going "cold overshadowed by whatever turkey " can produce ... so E I,::i-' :4 s convulsions, stomach .1 happens to be the current .II phenomenon. The drug hemon, and death. At least :- : ., - :,':. -- UUT0(:F Hi 1_

methaqualone is in the spotlight when street people are addicted I I .-j __-> - L '-At TARNM now. to barbiturates, most know not .:-:00t8Yo F tatGSe. Brand names for to "cold turkey" since acute g- 0 0o0 MC». - flts dispensing ^ -

methaqualone, manufactured by withdrawal can produce fatal : i ^ : C V-O**A ,^f^-^ ^X, S -f m ^ % ptAt- several firms, include Quaalude, convulsions. Street use of I; .1*--,4 cfa" n:- . Sopor, Parest, and Optimil. metIaqualone can be extremely : CAPSULES ' 11-- A%"a"-s 0 Commonly known to the public dangerous because many people , :. -IS^ «.A ATO»<*W *E as Sopors and Quaaludes, are unaware of its hazards of .. ' .' - .- ^--. '. ^* Seste ,W,, 4.- , ; : A W ^' : < methaqualone is not a muscle addiction and withdrawal. *' j ijj g - .^',,,': ^ relaxer as many believe. The No Safe Withdrawal :*. _''1H«» !^*: *_^* ? ! ^ drug methaqualone is a Dr. Richard Kunnes of the non-barbiturate hypnotic central University of Michigan, while -minlr-. nd ue .400 fag ca-uh nervous system depressant speaking of methaqualone X 2 0::::': S:R :0:::::- : : medically prescribed for the addiction said, "so little is known about methaqualone treatment of insomnia. The intertwined all over the floor. addiction and withdrawal that livers should be particularly effects of dizziness, hangovers, recommended dose is designed People are making love out in no standardized medical careful not to use it. Recent and the yet untested damage it to induce sleep within 10 to 30 the backyard and everybody's minutes and acts effectively procedure is available to research indicates women who does to bone marrow and for pretty damn loose." This might facilitate safe withdrawal. The are pregnant should not use stomach lining. It is very six to eight hours. People who be a little exaggerated but for a method of methaqualone. Users are urged common to build up a tolerance take the drug for reasons other most common while you're as light as a than its intended purpose withdrawal from methaqualone not to drive or try to operate to methaqualone. The more you any kind of intricate machinery take, the closer you come to the hollowed-out marshmellow and generally do so to enable them currently used is to place the inhibitions disappear. In a world to experience the physical body patient-addict in an in-patient while "sopored out." The lethal dosage. Doses of 6 to 8 tablets or capsules (2400 mg.) in which relaxation has become reactions. Methaqualone has service, put him/her on 24 hour Physians Desk Reference induced coma, while doses a luxury, that might not be a become one of the most popular convulsion precautions, stop all (PDR) states, "Due to lack of have of 20-26 (8000 mg. and over) bad way to feel... which only street downs. It is taken methaqualone and immediately long term experimental data, have proved fatal. Your body seems to lead to the familiar regularly by some and re-addict the patient with high methaqualone should not be might withstand 15 Quaaludes drug habit syndrome. experimented with by others, doses of barbiturates as at prescribed for longer than three substitute for methaqualone months. Care should be used and mine only 8. Unfortunately, Supply Great but almost always without full Pharmaceutical companies addiction. Since withdrawal during administration with other the person sometimes finds out knowledge of the dangers seem to manufacture far more from barbiturates is analgesics, sedatives, his limit too late. If one starts involved. The attempt in this tablets than what can be used standardized, once the patient is psychotherapeutic drugs, or with mixing with alcohol, they'd article is to share accurate, safely in appropriately addicted to barbiturates, alcohol because of possible better hope somebody general, and medical prescribed medical situations. information. One should always withdrawal from barbiturates is potentiation of effects." Which remembers how to give artifical is to say that the standard rule respiration and the hospital has a Not surprisingly this can lead to remember that as more research begun and completed in a 4-6 widespread methaqualone is done, more and new day procedure. The few of thumb not to mix drugs is good stomach pump. Already diversion, legal and otherwe, s . true with there have been cases of information will become methaqualone addicts who have particularly through physicians' methaqualone. If one takes methaqualone overdoses on available. come to us, have uniformly prescriptions, stealing from methaqualone with wine, or campuses. Physical Addiction stated that they took it in place factories and warehouses, Methaqualone has been used seconal, or any other downs, it Inhibitions Disappear of or in avoidance of addicting hijacking from trucks, and some medically for many years. As far may become 2 to 10 times as O.K., what does drugs." underground laboratories. back as 1966 the drug proved Mixing Is Dangerous strong and dangerous. Most of methaqualone actually do to Methaqualone is flooding the physically addictive for some In addition to its little known the fatalities are due to mixing you? As many will testify to, it streets and is available at quality, it should be and methaqualone. The seems to act as a magnificent patients. Recent research shows addictive alcohol comparatively low prices. noted that methaqualone is dangers for those who use the aphrodisiac. A Sopor party was I--- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ik I alternately described by one, "You walk metabolized in the liver, so drug infrequently or This report was into a house and people are lying Editors note: EROS people with diagnosed irregular with other drugs include the side compiled as a project sponsored PRESENTS by David Tilley, Office of A 6 WEEK Human Development, and a Murray Burke,Office of Student FSA Services Information Affairs. Sources for this article BIRTH CONTROL were Dr. Richard Kunnes, i N E W P H O N E 6-6788 4 KlIosll University of Michigan, Dr. AND ABORTION X David Blake, University of z Z SPECIAL THIScEEK ONLY WATCH FOR Maryland, Federal Drug INFORMATION ] s Ham Heroes 75AEKLY SPECIALS Research Agencies:, State Drug s and Alcohol A ddiction COURSE l Departments, Pharmacological a . 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February 27, 1973 STATESMAN Page 9 In the Sportslight On Saturday It Was King Arthur Court

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Page 10 STATESMAN February 27, 1973 Cagers Annihilate Pralt. 102=56 King Sets Pat ; Scoring Record of 5050 PointsPointIs t coring;I Record of a fI I14 By GREG GUTES - Pratt vs. Varsity For some people, doing something halfway is totally FG-A FT-A Pts. inconceivable. Take Arthur King, for example. King 22-34 6- 7 50 With just the game against Pratt Institute remaining Munick 4-12 3- 6 11 on Stony Brook's Knickerbocker Conference schedule, Kaiser 4- 9 2- 3 10 King needed 24 points to go ahead of Brooklyn's Ed Jones 4- 8 1- 3 9 Middleton for the conference scoring lead. So he Graham 3- 8 0- 0 6 promptly went out and scored 27-in the first half. Greene 2- 4 2- 2 6 But that wasn't enough for King. He added 23 more Ryba 2- 3 1- 3 5 in the second half, for an even 50 points on the night, Singer 0- 1 2- 2 2 before coming out of the game with 4:22 remaining. Ma oery 0- 1 1-2 1 Stein 0- 2 1- 1 1 And lost in the shuffle somewhere was the final Wrase 0- 0 1-2 1 score-Stony Brook 102, Pratt 56 - and the fact that had set a Pat one-game rebounding record of the team Totals 41-82 20-31 102 67. "I felt a little better than usual," King said after the game. "I was a little more psyched for the game. I was basket, and gave the Patriots points 89 and 90. It also -M, .. . V7. - 'A-2- YIL---A-A.-A. El% -- A I-- 4-- 4-t.- trying to show my mother I'm all right." tied King with Pratt at 5u, ana ne tinally retrea to one Apparently bench to sign autographs for some young fans. That had to be apparent to his mother and everyone Two of King's plays particularly stood out. With the else in the "senior night" crowd. King didn't score until score 57-33 early in the second half, King found himself five minutes of the game had elapsed-and then he with the ball just past midcourt, and only Steve scored 12 straight points in an even three minutes. Lightburn of Pratt blocked his path to the basket. It was Ten minutes later, he had 15 more points for his first the classic one-on-one situation. Almost effortlessly, he half total of 27. Since Pratt (now 0-18) only had 21 at drove left around Lightburn for the easy layup. that point, it might be said that they were overmatched. The second occasion occurred with 10:01 left in the The fact that he took apart a weak team didn't bother game, and the score 75-41. King took one of his 25 foot King too much, though. "I don't feel so bad," he said. jumpers from the right side, and the ball hit the rim and "It wasn't all layups, it was jump shots too. I feel pretty bounded hard in his direction. Following up his shot, he good, man." put up a twisting layup, but the ball again refused to Of King's 22 field goals in 34 attempts, only nine drop. Refusing to quit, he again rebounded in heavy were layups. The rest were mostly short and medium traffic and put the ball up, but it rolled off the rim. So in a somewhat unusual shotput hi- ri-ou~inded agrain andi Dut; it. un agfain, and agfain the range jumpers, released LIU 1rU-LaIIAIA re4A IA-.1, - - re At -- t--- - ED style. But three of his baskets were from long ARTHUR KING AND FRIEND ball rolled out. Pratt finally rebounded, but the play range-"between 20 and 25 feet," according to King, summed up King's determination better than anything who also had 16 rebounds, with 13 of them offensive. Play was stopped after Stony Brook regained possessi Ion else. "I really felt on," he said. "There was one time I had of the ball, and King was given the ball and the plaud fits "He's a great player, the best we've faced this year," the ball in the corner, and somebody in the crowd said, of both coaches. Then he attempted to take himself oiut, said Pratt's John Karis, "even though we found out we 'Shoot it!' I shot it, and it went in." and was promptly forced to go back in by his coach aind were playing him wrong. Not taking anything away, he With 12:24 left in the game, King hit a jumper to give teammates. wouldn't score 50. But if he could score like that, more iad him 34 points, which was his new Stony Brook high. "I had 46; that was the record," said King. "I h power to him." me Then he proceeded on to bigger and better things, such mine. The other guys want to play too. But they told ] Feel the Same as ex-Patriot Bill Myrick's team record of 45, set against to go back in, I went back in," he added resignedly. King's teammates apparently feel the same way. "For :28 Maine two years ago. The 50 point mark came soon after. With 4: what he's done for Stony Brook this year," said James King broke that with 6:10 left on a short jumper. remaining, he hit a short jumper from the left side of the1 Jones, "he deserves to score 100 points. He's the leader,

- - he's the man." "He's just great," said Rick Singer. "If anybody JY Ends Season on Winning Note deserves it, it's him." King appreciates his teammates too. "They gave up Like Ensley, Zaretsky's quick. Like Ensley, By ALAN H. FALLICK their points just to give me 50," he said. a team Zaretsky's small. Like Ensley, he also wears the When your last game of the season is against And in the end, King said points aren't the most of its 17 games, such as number 10 and shoots quite well. But there's one which has lost every one important thing on his mind anyway-something he College, two things come to difference. Zaretsky works for Stony Brook. LaGuardia Community maintains every time he has a big scoring night. "No, I One, there should be a good chance to end the After the Flyers had run off their string of eight mind. still don't care as long as we win," he said. 'That's only note - by winning. On the other points, Stony Brook called a time out with 2:27 to season on a positive personal satisfaction. It's not doing anything for the loss to them would mean complete go. Then Zaretsky, using the "Earl the Pearl" moves hand, however, a team. All in all, I'd rather win than score points." which usually typifies the Pats' Marcus Spearman, humiliation. With a four-game winning streak and 135 points Stony Brook junior varsity made a big layup which put Stony Brook ahead On Saturday, the during that stretch, King is getting the opportunity to 73-68. basketball team avoided such an embarrassment, experience both. barely edging LaGuardia, 77-74. It indeed was a good Spearman himself played a big role in the win. end to the season, though, as the Pats closed with a Twenty-five foot jump shots and sparkling layups led 5-9 record. The win also pushed their home record to to 12 first-half and 14 second-half points for him. Machine 4-3. "My jump shot was on," he said. But from 25 feet? Molloy Originally, jayvee coach Barry Luckman had "That's really my shot," Spearman said, "from way intended to use all his players in the final game. He outside." and 18 of had hoped that his team could pull away into a big The Patriot front line scored 65 points, Drives Over Pats As usual, his foul By LYNNE R. PARENTI lead. They couldn't. them belonged to Hal Silver. commanded No Subs shooting was superb, and his heady play helped From its opening basket, Molloy College was in home court last Thursday night, With a little more than seven minutes remaining in steady the team when the game's outcome play on its the Patriots' recent surge of exceptional the game, the Pats opened up a 69-58 lead, scoring doubt. extinguishing we had it," Silver said about the Pats' The Pats, who were playing well over .500 eight points in a row. It looked like the substitutes, at "We thought basketball. lead pointing to victory. "We got a bit ball, now have come closer to evening their record. The last, would get a chance to substitute. But, no, they 11-point 48-34 loss to Molloy put them at 6-5. wouldn't. sloppy." that was fair, because LaGuardia was the first half, Stony Brook kept up with the LaGuardia, on the play of five-foot-three Butch Perhaps Through the second half, after entering it Molloy team. The first quarter ended with Ensley, roared back. Eight points in a row of their sloppy for most of exceptional behind 40-34. Then, in one respect, the game became 7-4. They were never to give up the lead. own, within a minute and a half, put the Flyers three Molloy on top, the Molloy machine built up points behind Stony Brook. Ensley, going against the ridiculous. As the game progressed, Fouls each quarter, the scoring gap Pats' second-half zone defense, drove the middle for a momentum. Throughout Stony Brook went to the zone. The Flyers did not. trailing behind. At the half number of layups, and also popped some jumpers widened as the Pats were left LaGuardia picked up 20 fouls in the second half. the worse half still to come. from the foul line. For him, it was a 14-point second it was 16-11, with Whereas Stony Brook scored 15 points from the foul third quarter, both teams went on a scoring half. How was Ensley able to do it? In the line, the Flyers didn't get a single free throw attempt. Chase was busy "He's really quick, that's all," said Marc Zaretsky. rampage. Stony Brook's Lorraine I One starter fouled out, and four others had four fouls building up her team high of ten points as Molloy and I LaGuardia vs. Jayvee I for LaGuardia. Stony Brook scored 13 and 12 points, respectively, in Anthony Marine, who netted 14 first-half Flyer the quarter. It ended 29-23, Molloy in the lead, of FG FT-A Pts. points, was hit with three quick fouls in the second course. Spearman 10 6- 9 26 half, and was on the bench with four fouls after five Very Fast Dennis 9 3- 5 21 minutes. That was the game; Marine scored his first The Pats' manager, Sue Faennan, described the Silver 6 6- 7 18 with 19 seconds remaining. team as being "very fast, and good ballhandlers." Whaley 2 2- 4 6 basket of the half Molloy they Zaretsky 2 0- 2 4 'They weren't as bad as everyone expected them They especially showed this in the last quarter as Marks 1 0- 0 2 to he," said Spearman. monopolized what remained of the Pats' total of 26 Roaa rt 0 0- 0 0 Nevertheless, it was a fine end to a so-so season. "I turnovers. Molloy built up a pattern in the quarter that Martinez 0 0- 0 0 enjoyed it, even though we had our ups and downs," Stony Brook couldn't break. They took down most of Wasser O 0- 0 0 said Doc Dennis. "It was fun." the rebounds, or stole them from the Pats, and with fast When you win your last game, it usually is. braks and layups, made the score blow up in the Pats' I Totas 30 17-27 77 II faces. I i i'__ 1-. ------I w -1 ---

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February 27. 1973 STATESMAN Page 11 Pat Swimm-ers Become Metro4)olitan Champs By DAPNE M.N. FOTLADES aied a 1, 2, 3, in that order, although the third is diving conditions, camused by too much spng in the Tiee wu a OmcHiu seet Gofficial (each school is allowed to record only two board and a low ceilimAg, prohibitd that event, so the the Stony Brook Union entrance. It sad: "See Swim wins per event). In the optils, st place became divers had to wait until T e Champs 2 pm" Sajnadd1s. and Siher won second Wkis score was Thw End Two hundred people witnessed the 6746 victory ten points short of a shool record, set with six dives. He Coach Henry Von Meebow siged with relief as aind The 1972-73 Division n did only five. Silver: 6, 61, 6; S kjnai:6, 5tt, 6W. They Saturday's meet ended. .'Sueglad it's all over," he said. Swimmig hip title beloged to Stony ae high numbers for outn perfonances of a " 'A great season." Prophetic sgs of "Flatten back dive in layout position. An inward dive in pike Manhtta," aknd 'We' 're Number One" will fade with Manhattan captured the Ent seven points from the ompleted by McKee showed judges' awards of 51h, 5%, time, but sprits and me mories will Mill remain. 400 medley relay win. Anticipating one of the 5. "Your divers are god," sod arMan competitor. opponents fastest , Bob Combs was placed in They knew it and the team knows it. the estyle. e strong strokes of Neil Mania, Leah Co-captains Sajnacki and Silver an two of the seniors iollands and Paul Plackis kept the Patriots dose behind, the Patriots will In next year. Effervescence and Intramuirals but Combs' freestyle kept the win to only a few strokes. energy have ruled the spirit of co-captain Diamond. He The Pats achieved their fastest time of the season. always captured points for the Patriots, and they in turn with Nervous excitement was extreme for Robert allowed him to "articulate his jawbones" incessantly. Diamond, Fred Oehrlein, and Erik Lieber as they "When you win, it's for the team, and. it's for the mounted tkhe stig blcs. The 404ap race excited individual,"' Oehrdein, another co-captain, reflected. Charles Spiler Lieber and he was stroking quite fast until sideline "But when you lose, it's your fault." One of the calmer, b houts reached him, saying, "Smooth it, Erik." "Relax quieter members usually, Oehriein's smile was sadder Both ILD3 and Ajax have been suspended ftom any Fred,nvoices ied. further Saturday, knowing it was his last college meet. intramural basketball participation for the use of an Oehein ued, though, with open touch turns All Over Now ineligible player. The player is supposed to have causing the loss of valuable time. Yet, he achieved a A unique collegiate swimming career concluded for participated for both squads. A member of the ILD3 Ipe best as Diamond completed a fiEst, way ahead, head ain Richard Fotiades. His first place 23.8 50 team stated, "I didn't even know he was playing for and Lieber a second, in the 100 freestyle. feestyle is approximately one second short of the Ajax. He wasn't even a high scorer." #he general feeling Three swimme with well poised and controlled starts schoot record and his 52.6100 freestyle is less than that among the former intramural squads is that they were continued the g r points. Patriot FM Le Noach from the record. These are sprints. Two laps, four laps of being penalized too severely. claimed a fast second place fieestyle in the 200 yard the pool. Multiply four times ten and the results were his Intramural Director Bob Snider stated that if the event and Hol swam in smoothly, touching third. man specialties which left his name op the record program is going to abide by rules, we must abide by all Heather Stock placed a quarter lap ahead of another boards and times not yet broken this season. Receiving of them. So, goodbye Ajax and ILD3. Manhattan swimmer. The three later entered the 200 the "Matd Valuable Player" award his freshman and Entries Due butterfly. By the third lap, Holland's bestffme for this junior years, and serving as junior co-captain, Fotiades Paddleball doubles entries are due Wednesday, March seas-n proved to be esblishing a first place as her abilities have placed him as a prime member of the team; 7. Play will be on March 10 and 11. perfect form gained yardage. Le Noach's second helped His part in the 400 freestyle relay along with John Table tennis singles and doubles entries are due raise the scoe to 37-35 in Stony Brook's favor. Brisson, Le Noach, and Combs showed their fastest time Wednesday, March 21. Play will be on March 24 and 25. Diving yet this season. Super How does a diver get psyched? '"You just try to stay Fordham Spirit of 72 remained as the only unbeaten super boose," said Mark Silver. The diving team has proved Wednesday's 69-25 loss to Fordham showed only league team, downing Garbage, 66-52. Wilbur Jackson essefal with wins this season to lead to the overall what a university which can offer scholarships competes and Art Badawski connected on 16 points apiece to record of 7-3. There have been only three meets in with on their team. The tradional Ram Power Spirit of direct the victors, while Steve Nastasiuk continued to be which one Patriot diver did not receive first place the team, though, was disturbed by female competition. the Garbage cleanup man with 14 points. recognition and at those times the team claimed seconds. Holland and Stock turned in fine performances, while The New 5 slid by the Runners, 37-33, as Roger On Saturday, Silver, Al Sajnacki and Jeff McKee Denise Powers had to watch due to illness. Hazardous Howard set the New 5 pace with ten points. The Runners had trouble getting any players into double figures as their high man accounted for only eight points. Independent The Blisters, led by Jan Glanztnan (16 points) and Randy Wliams (16), easily laughed the Bums off the court, 47-17. Leading at the half 23-9, the Blisters' defense proved too tough for the Bums. Sanmuts ILC2 sustained their 27-20 halftime lead, and stretched it to a 54-39 victory over ILA3. Marty Applebaum netted 12 points in a winning cause, while Dave Simpson's 14 points did nothing for losing ILA3. HJD1 knew they were in trouble when ILC1 led them at the half, 20-13. And they were in trouble as Robert Greenspan exploded for 18 of his game-high 22 points in the second half for IL. Andy Levine pumped in 16 points pacing HJ. Benedict-Amman RBB2, paced by Alan Trachtenberg's 26-point invasion, bombarded photo by RichardO'Brien OAA2, 5440. Someone known only as "number 56" led OAA2 SATURDAY'S 67-46 VICTORY over Manhattan College gave Stony with ten points and Brook summers the 1972-73 Division III Polity President Swimming Championship title. And Wednesday's 69-25 loss to powerhouse Fordham Steve Rabinowitz tallied eight for the was ail but forgotten. losers. I I OAA2 also played a game with neighbor OAA1 as Squash Championship President Rabinowitz led his squad (with 20 points) to a 4741 victory. Brian Ketover managed 19 points for OAA1. From the Depths Appear the Stars OAC3 had a hard time, but eventually eluded tough RBE2, 41-40. Howie Wisnicki and Bob AlMen each hit for 12 points for the victors, while Greg Herderian By ARTHUR KARP wrath, 15-10, 15-8, 15-6. Mlein, game 15-6. Andruss, beginning to tallied 75 percent of his team's points (30) It's odd for the lowly-ranked though, feeling the effects of his successfly combine his smooth for RBE2. Metropolitan Squash Conference tough first round and a naging strokes with a machine-like play, Roth Kent Bukowski bucketed and surrounding schools to produce cold, fell victim to the number four then rattled off the next three 30 points in launching GGA2A3 over JHC123, 70-51, top-rate racquetmen. ChrisClark of seed, J. Jeffrey of Adelphi, 13-15, games. Elstein had therefore lost a but the bulk of the work was done by workhorse the Patriots and Larry Hilbert of 1.7-16, 12-15,5-15. disappointing bout, but a Larry Scancerelli (14 points), who made his Fordham have shown well in the With Friday's action over, consolation match still remained. defensive andoffensive presence felt as he picked off rebound after past, and at last weekend's play at Elstein, now Stony Brook's sole He then sustained a tough 10-15, rebound. Artie TMakas and Bill Thater combined the Metropolitan Invitational representative, had to prepare for 15-129 15-8, 13-15, 15-8 conquest for all but eight points for JH. Ron Shapiro Squash RacquetsChampionship at Saturday's semi-final match with over Ferreira of Fordham, and was rocketed 18 points as WMB23C3 downed Stevens Tech, they showed that this BiB Andruss of Fordham. Andruss happy in at least bringing home GGA01B1, 6347. Dave Greenberg propelled GG with "oddity" may continue. had recently won the New York third place honors. 16 points, but didn't have much help from the rest of his squad. The- first round of the Athletic Club's singles Elstein will be much happier if JHD2 managed tournament saw the Patriots' Steve championship, beating Dudley he,Klein, and Stu Goldstein can do to hold off a tough WWB123 team, Edstein and Amie Klein in action. Lyons, one of the top 20waked well at the National Intercollegiate 43-41. Alan Bums led JH with ten points while Henry Medollo Elstein completely Dan men in the country, in the process. Sqush Championships this coming hit for 14 points for WW. Wasserman of Adelph, 16-12, 15-7, Having lost to him once already this weekend. It will be their hast Kely-O'Neill 15-8, while Klein had to come from season, Elstein could -not easly endeavor in intercollegiate EOF3 squeezed by EP1A2A, 34-32, as Shelden Peltz behind in beating BillEwti of look forward to the next day's competition. Some highly gifted hit 11 points in guiding the winners. Stevens Tech., 12-15, 13-15,1643, match opponents stand in the way, but WG1B2B, led by Jim Seligman's 25-point attack, 15-7, 15-12. The second round Stating out wel, driving hisman thew ofX Metropolitan area have successfully suppressed HM2A2B, 57-39. poWvd repe ve for Eten; this to the back-wa d ttg off been known to have some "odd" EOEO held Sage XII ACD to only six secondtha time John of Mton Hall felt his sbots upirot, Mte a wos Us fet *talens tel uesvc 39 pons in la 19 tup. J B er u k n un 4 d i 14 points - tor BOBO0.

Page 12 STATESMAN February 27, 1973 Keep the P/NC Option rUESWAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1973 VOLUME 16 NUMBER 37 I The question of whether students should learn subject matter at varying rates, and be allowed to continue taking courses academic regulations should be cognizant under the Pass/No Credit option is about to of this fact. In lieu of a viable tracking Robert Tiernan come under consideration by system, the PAIC option is an excellent Editor in Chief subcommittees of the Faculty Senate. We means of providing the academic flexibility Chris Carty hope that they will actively seek student students at a large university need. Managing Editor participation in the decision making It may be argued that PassNo Credit is Robert Schwartz process, and finally recommend that this merely a device by which students can Business Manager important option be continued. manipulate their classes to assure a hefty I Students were given the opportunity to grade point average. But the idea of a News Director: Leonard Steinbach; 0 i take courses P/NC in the Fall of 1970, progressive University demands that each Assistants: Mike Dunn, Bonnie I when the Faculty Senate Executive Friedel, Jonathan D. Salant; Take 0 I student take the responsibility for Committee approved the option as a determining his own curriculum, as the one Two Director: Lynn Kaplan; Assistant ( [i replacement for the old system of person who best knows his own interests Arts Editor: Lys Ann Taylor; Pass/Fail. At the time, the Faculty Senate and abilities. If one were to require a Assistant Feature Editor: Stuart accepted the change as a means of allowing minimum grade point average in order to Plotkin; Sports Editors: Greg Gutes. -5 students to experiment in fields other than be allowed to -opt for P/NC, as one Alan Fallick; Photo Editor: Larry * - their area of expertise. In making the professor suggested, you would be Rubin; Assistant: Mike Amico; Copy I LU II decision it said that students should not defeating the whole purpose. Students with Editor: Stefan Rosenberger; I have to compete on the same level with high GPA's presumably have found a field Contributing Editor: Bill Soiffer; departmental majors, yet they should not which they. like, and do well in. It is Editorial Assistant: Jay Baris be allowed to get by meeting easier precisely for the student who hasn't quite I - requirements in similiar courses for found himself, or his GPA, that P/NC is "non-majors." We feel that the reasons most helpful. He can experiment without "Let Each Became A ware given by the Faculty Senate for its fear of failure. adoption almost three years ago are still This whole set of questions surrounding STAFF valid today. P/NC concerns the students at least as Arts: David Blustein, Martha Calhoun, The University should be a place where much as it does the faculty. Student input Eric Frank, Norman Hochberg, the student can learn new subject matter is essential in this matter, and they should Michael Isaac, Michael Kape, Mary Jo without worrying about getting the "A" in play an important part in making the final McCormack, Michele Parker, Bradley order to keep up his cumulative average. decision. We hope that the Faculty Senate Phillips, Kris Di Lorenzo, Linda Such academic experimentation is essential recognizes this, and offers students a Schiffman, Lys Ann Taylor, Richard , Il- l.-- for a progressive university, of the type chance to participate in the upcoming Wentzler; Feature: Vinny Calamin, Stony Brook professes to be. Students hearings. Frances Eisenmann, Sharon Hewitt, Eleanor Kedney, Daniel McCarthy, Stuart Plotkin, Tom Ryan, Melanie Answer All the Demands Yurkewecz; Graphics: Ken Neubeck.: News: Ruth Bonapace, Ken Brody;, In light of the administration's recent fulfilled or did not have a "reasonable date Vinnie Costantino, Gary Alan DeWaal attempts to make this campus a safer place for implementation." Deficient electrical Ed Diamond, Bette Friedman, Michael in which to live, there still lingers an air of wiring in G and H Quads, extermination of Greenfeld, Gilda LePatner, Paula uncertainty and lack of credibility in their roaches and insects in the dorms and the Leibowitz. Jason Mannem Susan Mills, ef f o rt s . f c reation fpm- Fpur medical- services Beth Nevins, Jean Soindler, David Within days of the tragic accident which on campus were high on the priority list of Schwartz; Andy Silverman, Daniel took the life of an- undergraduate, money the committee. In addition, it was learned McCarthy; Photo: Steve Bucksbaum, was found to ameliorate safety hazards recently that several months will pass Robert F. Cohen, Julie Cornfield, Don which should have been attended to years before tiles around the Lecture Hall and DeGutz, Martin Landau, Louis Manna, ago. Contracts for reconstruction of the Graduate Chemistry building will be Richard O'Brien, Martin Privalsky. lights around the loop road have been properly installed, due to a need for Frank Sappell, Bill Sherman, Alan signed, and fences have been springing up specialized construction workers. Stern, Dennis Spitz, Eli Trauner; all over campus. But other equally We applaud the administration for the Sports: Daphne M.N. Fotiades, Arthur dangerous hazards still remain on campus, accomplishments and progress they have Karp, Lynne R. Parenti, Roger Smith, at least in the eyes of the Campus made, but nevertheless we question Charles Spiler; Production: Steve Coordinating Committee, who originally whether they are doing everything possible Appold, Andrea Buchman, Elizabeth presented President Toll with a list of 40 to rectify a dangerous situation. We urge Burton, Lila Czelowalnik, Carl demands. the administration to come up with Flatow, Rusty Green, Maryanne The Coordinating Committee cited that concrete -answers to the 24 demands Knortz, John M. Leung; Production 24 of the 40 demands presented to Toll deemed unacceptable by the Campus Manager: Julian Shapiro; Office almost two weeks ago have not been Coordinating Committee. Manager: Carole Myles; Calendar: Roberta Robsella.

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no player's feelings are too severely reach Jamaica. The train pieces are only on a roll of one, two, or three, By FRED JLAM disturbed, the losers should also numee one through four and must for live turns; omuesWill not Parker Brothers, those nike people receive some sort of ego-gratification reach their terminas in that order. show tickets - lowe two turns, five vim brougt us Monopoy, mgt be from the game. Moving the trains is acmlse com -m'trs one conductor and one intretedincreating a more mdm Tying all of these concerns together by rolling a single die for each turn. LIRR cop; and,, certain to be the most up4to4ate game. Monopoly isstl gantthe Any train can be moved the number pparof all - train hiace - move I stark reality of today's Vgeat fun, but it is ovulynot ver world could result in but one choice shown on the die, but only one train only this train until it is one stop from .N.eat. It is, aftter all,, a game of for a Monopoly replacement - The can be moved per turn, and the trains its temna'. The strikes are more Ahmost pure caiaim wth the goal Long Island RIlra Game. must reach their emials in the predictable, usually involving a loss of id buying pCOoperyad squeezng out The gam Js tobe played on a four .proper order. Also,. trains can only turn and a cowt to the player,, though the other competitors by chaging color gamr boardl with a background pass each other on skding, so it may he may luck out with a cooling-off exorbitant rent at hotels built on the map of Long Island, with the three be eesayto delay a westbound perio. Other hazards are noted in the ppet.Such practices are, of main LIRR lines in bold colors. Each train until an eastbound train passe, squares of the various fines. The Port co~urse,, fowned upon by today's line is made up of many small squares (Nr vice-versa. This is no smiall cause for Jefferson line has a diesel engine coscek orented society - they (like Candyland), some blank, others agaaon as it apeson the Port failure square, the Babylon fine has a hurt people. The reasoning seems to be containing various instructions. Jfesnline all of the time. Each line power-reduction zone, and the that if there are no winners, there will The object of the game is very has only six sidings, so play Ronkonkoma line has an open switch also be no losers. simple. Each player chooses a main accordingly. with a spur into the lake. <(n Idooyaside, a modern Monopoly line of the railroad. Two Prains from Because the RR has a variety of T7he winner of the -game gets all of *hould include factors like, Mamo Jamaica must reach the terminus of equipment and this game must be as his trains into the proper terminals strife, government subsidy, mass the line chosen, while two trains from realistic as possible, trains on the Port first, and in the correct order. Because transit, pollution, etc. To insure that the terminus must simultaneously Jefferson fine (the dirty blue and the money is provided by government '0 yellow piecies - the other lines get subsidy it is not returned to the bank,, silver electric pieces) use diesel engines and has no bearing on the outcome of for power. These ame slower than the the game. A shrewd loser can save face newer electric trains -so thehies by ending up with more money than permissible move is a five. A six rolls the winner. again. Two sixes equal a lost turn. An LIRR tournament will take Three sixes equal a lost train. Four place at SUSB as soon as Parker a) sixes equal retirement at full pension. Brothers'. Milton-Bradley, or The bank (New York State) somebody sees the light. The fhirst ten 0^ provides each player with $100,000. players eliminated will be interviewed Each train leaving a terminal costs for- current job openings on the LIRR. $10,000. That leaves the player with They will also get to watch the -final $60,000 to meet the various disasters three winners challenge the five-year that characterize the game. reign of the current championship Many squares are labelled "strike"' team of Lindsay, Rocky, and Ronan in or "Crisis". Much like the "'community a no-holds barred, no switch, tracks left chest"p and "chance"' cards in unopened, Dashin' Dan Railway Race. Monopoly, these cards are drawn when The Reading, Short Line,, a train lands on one of these squares. Pennsylvania, and B & 0 never had it A crisis or strike is generally costly. so good. Some common crises are, frozen switch (The writer is an undergraduate at 'OLD, ILL AND BROKEH SO, VWHAT DO YOU WANT, TROUBUAMAKRT - lose two turns; storm - proceed SUMB) isurer:~~~~Shr of $$$ good idea. As treasurer of the a crisis. Who could he blame for this &am& ww-n. -L um uepleasm«Bure oti 111 gei; a campus enrollment commuter center he was elated. There. "ciis"Dave Friedrieh .would be returning to Stony Brook. I had to break-down. were many more commuters Cdconvenient"' (his word in this finish an incomplete that I needed for than we In doing this, we found out that the had thought,, context). graduation. While on campus I glanced so $5000 was found in latest enrollment figures (as of the scarce .Mark., you don9t have a crisis. No through several old Statesman's to budgetary fat and given to see mid-October) should be 7400 the center. one's life is at stake, and few people what's been goisig on. In a three-week fee-paying undergraduates. This was a It was this happy even cmr. Accusations are rarely old paper I cam- across a large photo of Mark that I God-send. Four hundred more remembered when I thought necessary in any situation. 'Don't -start '"my friend" and Polity successor, about my students times seventy dlaseach budgetary maneuvering. any in-fighting, only Polity will Mark Dawson. As I read Where this suffer. the equals $28,000, the agc number. We angry and scapegoatin Blame Bob accompanying article, Mark came Chason -or John Burness Mark quickly figured that rather than cut budgets from was beyond became an ex-friend. me, though not for for everything. They're used to it, and now, we would anticipate revenue long. W-ho should be the last person that's what they're there Poor Mark had succumbed to for. the from aIll 7400. If all that extra money that I run into before going off to my imagined pressures of the office of failed to maeIa&ze, we would just test? Yes, it was my friend, Mark. And Polity treasurer. When confronted P.S. If you're angry about this letter,9 freeze budgets in the future. There was what did Mark have to say for himself? Mark, with his first tough decision he found take consolation in the fact that nothing to lose. At worst, we would He was being pressured because Polity my it necessary to. place blame for his being pissed at you contributed to end up where we started. Mark, a got revenue from only 6600 students. my messing predicament. Who was the target of his up on that test. assat treasurer and heir-apparent to This meant that a great many cuts (The writer accusations? Yours truly. is a former treasurer of What was the the Polity treasury, thought this was a were in the offing.- He perceived this as Polity.) crime? It was "ineptitude" for using the official student enrollment figures in calculating the polity budget. Had this been the whole story, Mark mgt 7Forcead Actvy F,ee Is Ecess ve have had a point. After all, in Stony Brook,, it is a common-siense my ROBERT MPSTEIN have. If the recreational programs are serve as an example. The occasional ruile-of-thub that -the Not long ago, Adminsration, we paid our created to entertain the students, then concerts that have swept the students and its cacltons awe semi-annual bills always wrong. -to continue our concerts that Stony Brook has had from their room on a dull weekend The ,annoying, aspect education of the here at Stony Brook. duigthe moost recent semester may night left much to the musical ear. The acain. is that Mark Included in that knows the bill was an activity fee it should be up to the discretion of the big rock names that were heard last whole story and was intimately of $35 that each and every -student, suents to choose to pay for these semester were some what Iess familiar involved with it. both commuter and resident, was nugrm.A student may not wish to than the more popular bands that have Last srgthe Office of required to pay. The monies colle'cted involve himself in the social activities. been here in -the post. And, Long-range Planning inomdus from this fee that are to beuiledb The commuter, often removed from surpisiglyenough a d viamwa thmer would probably be 7250 Polity In order to -finance many of the the social aspect of the c tampstw mo destly chrelI o each concert undergraduates in 1972-73. activities porm thait we,, as practical reasons, eereesmust that had supsdybeen paid for in Consequently I based my budget on an students,, are obliged to -enjoy. Some pay $35 each semester two times a the not-so-modest $35 fee. In enrollment of 7000 ($490,000). Iater of these aictivities proagrams that Plolity year., for aetivities, he will mhore than addition, the major cnearts that spring, a student referendum was has sbcesfll y orgnized are the likely never participate 'inc. committeercnl revealed in a passed which alcae $28000 to the mnellow concerts that can be visited As an organization, Polity boasts of, Saeman article that we would be Union. According to the Polity when available, a weekend movie, or a its liberal and fimnees, and yet hearing more of the "big" name bands constitution,. the budgetary delightfully inomtive issue of the it compels each student to pay $70 a this semester. However, it would be referendum was binding. We were Staesantwice a week, not to year for activities its student impossible to finance these concerts hard-pressed to find $28,000 that we mention a host of other services that population may or may not want. without a little admission fee of might. cut from our tight budget. The our $35 -bestow upon us throughout There appears to be a complete between three and five dollars. So. whole matter had to be shelved untfi' the semester. dsgadfor the individual'in this after paying a tittle more money, we the fall, since it was too late in the Interestingly enough, ,though case. Implicit to Polity's nandatory semester can cheerfully look forward to music for the Senate to meet and subtley misleading,, this $35 payment fee is its own fear that if each student rearrange the budget. we have already paid for. is not a fee that we, as students should were not forced to pay then its Using simple multiplication, $35 In -late September, my friend Mark, want to pay, but is a fee that we are treasury might be drastically reduced. times 8 semesters is $240, or a grossly the Commuter Center treasurer, forced to pay. Presuming that this This, however, would be clearly excessive amount of money for complained to me that the center activities fee is to provide a service for indicative of the general opinion of the* services that fall short of what they should get more money because there the individual,, such as entertainment, programs now in existence. could be. Pushing a little too hard in were many more commuters than we then fit would seem wholly peculiar to At second glance, one mgt sit the wrong places may find an had anticipated. As a result,, he and I require the student to pay for down and carefully evaluate the organization with no following. went to see every posible qualified entertainment that he may not wish to Macivite-s- programsn run by Polity. 'Me (The wpriter is an S USB undergraduate.)

Page 14 STATESMAN February 27, 1973 Confessions of a Radical I To the Editor: -Ya know I'd realh like to FACT: Attica Brigade agree with that. That b Othrs Cuibentety copcatod Wo rM~y on the MDl and I thinkr be's polities and teted got shomeing. ikj Attica manws ptf in ge eral s a d*_e, in I fight back. smashing the state is the to IN _ M " in beSte~t aceuptio for a Keademship posins at dat, revolutionar~y. the pray Their stacking the cotaition is imeilsthe ebled the crXation of a "top nuclear faaih. 'a great. Lik that's down" and mode of the way%it is and we've reallv got to social action. (eAvy(A rather do it."1 fascist method.) Opp IV ! The above medless is brought to argumIets w e d at you. ad nauseum, c ;o the Stony than analyzed (the same type of I Brook Attica Brigade. Th;e reasoning as is responsible for the meaningf ulness of their rhetorical entrenching of Ha in the I gibberish is on par with that of American culture). LU Steve Rabinowitz' acclamation of FACT: Most monies collected W%.„„w %A-R Talus ARMB AURURMH AND 100 BLOOOY-MINDED PASSENOI1 them. But that's okay, boo. Now for speakers, etc., from PSC and we've got a President Dupe to go CAC by Attica BOiade have gone along with President Dump and directly or indirectly into Attica everyone knows Polity's been dead Brigade coffers. for three years (ever since Larry FACT: Attica Brigade analyzes Remoer "mi'smanaged"p his last Gay People as sick. Male guys are Statesman Can't Be Found thousand). Rabinowitz's statement &objectively sexist." will get its widest admiration either FACT: The (U) nuclear family is To the Editor: in the next manipulation - proclaimed the best of all possible most student. One essential As a graduate student who lives self-manipulation session of the social worlds under capitalism by location would be in the area off campus, I find it difficult to Attica Bgaeor the next time Attica Brigade theoreticians. So surrounded by the Ad ictration obtain a copy of the Statesman Attica Bgae demagogue Rufus much for their analysis and dealings on and Social Science buildings and a regular Kornfield reports to his superior in with sexism. basis without going out of the library. the NYC "Revolutionary Union."' FACT: This review is not my way. This experience has been On every campus I have been this saed by many in my department, FACT: Attica Brigade written with any malevolent sexism has been the primary soiology, manipulated the first Stony Brook intent. Its writer is merely saddened as well as by those for distribution of the school paper. working in 0 Safety Mass Meeting into a position by the demise of revolutionary areas not central to the If you need help in designing and and with motives conducive to people and politics at Stony Brook. Union. building the boxes proposed, I will I suggest that your political recruitment rather than Fred P. Friedman staff build a be glad to lend assistance. States~man distribution, box(es) to IO L-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Michael A. Mart be placed in areas well traveled by Sociology Department- Vu Townsmen Didn't Pay Bills Ls To the Editor: and asked them to enforce the Snackers Would Rather Walk One cold February 11 mrom me checking of ID's. The immediate and a friend threw aside our books, response to our plea swooped up our rackets, and by was ... Odds!" "No I called odds To the Editor: intensively frustrated and annoyed, 10:30 found ourselves behind a first." "O.K., O.K. Once, twice, The O'Neill Snack Bar has got to we sat down to have our food, long line of paddle ball enthusiasts. three shoot, mine!" "Late finger!" be the biggest atrocity and farce on because by this time we were This was no ordinary line of SDS This state continued for some time campus. Just when we thought we starved. card carrying, slide rule fetished when at lat one of them wouldn't have to walk to the Union Other customers came up to undergraduates, mind you, but was. reluctantly accompanied us to the from H-Quad for good, we were receive their orders, and we were a most respectable line of firemen courts. Meekly he requested that greatly disappointed and even convinced that we weren't the only and carpenters and plumbers and they play only 45 mutes, annoyed at the service and food we ones treated in this manner. When grandfathers who all have one thing whereupon the players lied and said ot at the OMNeill Snack Bar. one student asked for a hamburger, in common - they didn't pay they just darted, whereupon our When we arrived, we ordered a he was informed by the gir at the BuIsar's bills. enforcer apologized (to them) and cherry sundae with strawbery ice grill that she didn't know how to When I told a townsman that ran up the stairs. cream and a black-and-white ice make one! She had to run and get since we live here we should be It seems all I can do to .you cream soda. First the girl working someone who could. After that, given priority in the use of Stony firemen and carpenters and behind the counter asked what a another person complained that his Brook facilities he wittily retorted, plumbers and grandfathers who black-and-white ice cream soda was. cherry-vanflla ice cream had no "Ha ... students need the exercise perchance might see this article is Then, we had to repeat the sundae cherries. The reply from one of the a heck of a lot more but they're too say you have a lot of nerve - we three times! After about 15 employees was "that's the way they lazy ... " And by 11:30 it became can't vote in your towns yet you Diutes (and the place was empty), make it." more a matter of principle than of feel no remorset in disdaining our we were presented with the What kind of asinine people do getting a court. We told the two facilities. black-and-white soda, and a they pay to work there? Don't do guys at the Gym door our position Lary Album strawberry ice cream soda, instead us any favors, O'Neill! We'd rather - --i of the sundae. Then we had to wait walk the extra steps to the Rainy ten minutes more before the Night House, where we can get mistake was remedied. When we good food, at reasonable prices, Checkmated By Red Tape asked whether we could have with half-decent service. whipped cream on the soda, we Fer Coen To the Editor: make me pay for their takes by received a flat "no." Though Jeff Nmias Recently I received a waiting in long lines.

mimeographed letter from my quad Finally, I am p lly tired of - - - - manager explaining that state being monetarily molested by those officials would be touring the quad fools in the hong office that soon. The letter asked me to place charge me $25 a term because of my recently distributed fire my refusal to be headed like a cow Reds Lack Power Stop-valve extinguisher in a prominent (pi., cattle, i.e., feshman) onto a pesition so that if they dinned to meal-plan that serves unpaaale all, Leni and Trotsky were hgh enter my suite, they would be food and charg exorbitant prices. An Open Letter to the Attica respectable revolutionaries. impAessed with our safety For the self-supporting student, Unfortunately Trotsky did not p utions. I immediately went $50 spent for the D ing fee is To the Editor: suceed LennI upon his death, back to my suite to make sure the especially outrageous for the Some shocking corollaries which poses the S ty that had I extinkguher was still hidden behind services rendered. So far we have between the policies of the U.S. Mao died earlier a similar tragedy broilers and gartage bags received one fire exti er and and Red China have occurred to may have ocued in the form of underneath our cooking table. I'm five minutes of electrician's work to me. Both sided with the military Lin Pao or Uu Shao Chi, since the tred of being a pawn in a game that recombine wires within the wall. dictatorship regime in Kari n Chairman's appraisal of them is, of administrators play with different Consider the bct that there are sx the recent people's struggle against course, beyond question. interest. members in my suite, and that at oppresion in Bangladesh. Both I submit that a difference exss After five terms at Stony Brook, $10 an hour, the electrician made engaged in imperialistic expansion between economic system and I am fed up with administrators $.83 for his work here. I believe in westward, one annexing half of governmental structure. Socialism is who won't take decisive positions fire-sale bargains, but $299.17 for a Mexico, the other annexing Tibet. unquestionably superior to because of higher-ups in Albany. two and three-quarter pound How can this be accounted for in capitalism, it has been asserted, but They are so powerless, they can't extinguisher is being too luxurious. light of the superiority of the Red there is no stop-valve in the power even wield an ax long enough to At these prices, Roger Phelps Chinese system? structure of Chinese or Russian chop away bureaucracy in order to should personally come some night Perhaps if I had been to Red government. get an FM-station for the students. to cook dinner for us. China, spoken the language, and Tragically, Nixon will have Too bad I haven't been able to So when those state officials had the deep understanding of the dominated the American political enjoy (nor will I before I leave) a come to Kelly, I hope they visit my history and social structure of the spectrum for eight years; Stalin was Fine Arts building and the activities suite. I'll be wearing that Chinese people that you no doubt the Russian political spectrum for planned therein. extinguisher from my neck, the have, I could answer this question nearly thirty years. How many I'm tired of the masochistic albatross of Charley Reichian myself. millions died? Let us hope that no people in the Bursar's office who Powerlessness that weighs down Yet another problem occurred to similar demoniac succeeds His bill me incorrectly every term and every student at Stony Brook. me. Why do Stony Brook socialists Eminence, Cardinal Mao. James Kupiec not idolize the Soviet regime? After Michael Turner

February 27, 1973 STATESMAN Page 15 Calendar of Events

TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 27 Film: A Yiddish film, "Green Fields," will be Women's Basketball: Pats travel to CCNY for a shown at 8 p.m., Roth Cafeteria. 7:30 p.m game. Meeting: Students of the Communications Dept. will meet at 7:30 p.m., in the Union lounge on Dance: The Kelly Quad Winter Splinter will the second floor to discuss the past two lectures Lecture: Communications in Society Program return with a live band, beer, refreshnments, 9 and developments thus far in the program. and the Instructional Resources Center are p.m. sponsoring a televised lecture on'"The Invasion Meeting: WUSB Radio Theater will meet to tape From Mars," the famous Orson Welles broadcast their first production and assign productions for at 4 p.m., Lec. 109. SATURDAY, MARCH 3 the coming weeks. Meet at 9 p.m., in the WUSB Production Studio. Lecture: R. Dyer-Bennet explores the art and Concert: SAB presents Canned Heat in the traditions of minstrelsy at 5:30 p.m., Rm. 154, gymnasium at 8 p.m., students $1. general Meeting: Everyone is invited to attend a general Light Engineering building. public $4. Quad meeting on fire safety. A movie and live demonstrations on use of all fire extinguishers Lecture: Dr. J. Guilmain will continue his Poetry: This is Joe College: An All Night Party will be shown. Meeting will begin at 8 p.m., in lectures surveying the art and architecture of with bands folksingers, movies, refreshments and Kelly Cafeteria. Western Civilization, 5:30 p.m., Lee. 109, breakfast. The festivities will begin at 9:30 p.m., continues on Monday. and won't end until Sunday at Stage XII, Meeting: The third meeting of the Black Health Fireside Cafeteria. Science Organization will take place at 9:30 Films: Rainy Night Coffee House will show the p.m., Whitman College lounge. film shorts: "The Phantom Creeps" (Chapter Rally: Sports Car Club will hold its first rally of Four), "Beetle Bailey Trilogy," and also a 1951 the year at 10 a.m in P Lot. Entry fee $1. Discussion: At 8 p.m., in Guthrie College, Kelly newsreel and Fantasy Cartoons starting at 8 p.m. Driver, navigator, and car are the only D basement, there will be an informal talk with 3 requirements. Dr. Slobodkin on Ecology, Evolution and Society. Cartoons: Rainy Night Coffeehouse presents a THURSDAY, MARCH 1 weekend feature length cartoon marathon Movie: The movie "Tales of Terror" will be starting at 8:30 p.m., running through Sunday. shown at 8 p.m., in Ammann College lounge. Movie: At 8 p.m., the movie "Pat and Mike" will be shown in Amman College lounge. SUNDAY, MARCH 4 Movie: At 8 p.m., in the SBU auditorium, Tuesday Flicks will show a series of shorts Poetry Reading: Barry Wallenstein, a New York ranging from light comedy to surrealistic cinema Poet, will read his own work in the Humanities Concert: The Student Activities Board will and including: "The Critic," "Why Do You lounge, room 283 at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is present an informal concert featuring Smile," "Mona Lisa," "The Cage" and- "The welcome. Lumin-Essence at 8 p.m., SBU auditorium. Blood of the Poet." Swimming: Metropolitan Championship will take place in the Stony Brook pool through Movie: Antomy of a Murder" 10 p.mrri., Hendrix Lecture: Dr. David Benfield will continue his Saturday. Heats and trials begin at noon, and the College lounge. lectures on Contemporary Morality, discussing finals will be held at 7 p.m., each day. in a philosophical context at ethical questions Concert: The International Art of Jazz Council in Lecture Center Room 102. 5:30 p.m., Women's Basketball: Pats are away at Suffolk will present a concert by the Marian McPortland Community College at 7 p.m. Trio at 4 p.m., SBU ballroom. Lecture: The Fourteenth Ammendment is tonight's topic in a series of lectures by Prof. Film: The Center for Continuing Education will Movie: COCA will show the film "Sundays and Sheldon Ackley on "Issues in Civil Liberty: show Luis Bunuel's award winning film "Belle Cybelle" 8 p.m., Lec. 100. Admission $.50. Equality," this evening, 8:30. Room 143 of the de Jour" accompanied by two psychedelic Old Engheering building. abstract shorts "off-on" and "7362." 8:30 p.m., Lec. 100. Lecture: Novelist Chaim Potok, author of The Lecture: Prof. Peter 8retsky will lecture on Chosen and My Name is Asher-Lev will speak on major trends in evolution in a continuing series Lecture: The first in a series of lectures on Latin "Rebellion and Authority: The Jew and Modern of talks on Darwinism, 5:30 p.m., Humanities America, sponsored by the Ibero-American Literature" Roth Cafe., 12 noon. His talk is building, room 240. Studies Center, will be held at 4 p.m. in room being co-sponsored by the Center for 328 B of the Library. Prof. Elsa Chaney of Contemporary Arts and Letters, Hillel and the Lecture: English Prof. Earl Schreiber will discuss Fordham University's Department of Political CED Student Government. Brecht's "Mother Courage and the Children" Science will discuss "Women in Allende's Chile." and "The Good Woman of Setzuan" in his series on 20th Century Drama, 5:30 p.m., Lee. 100. Play: The Slavic Cultural Center will sponsor the Radio: Carribean Bacchanal music with Lister play "The Funny Old Men" by Tadeusz Hewan-Lowe at 4:00 p.m. on WUSB 8.20 AM. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28- Rozewicz, Thurs-Sat., at 8:30 p.m., and Sun. at 3 p.m., Slavic Cultural Center at Port Jefferson. Concert: The University Band will give a concert Discussion: Prof. D. Sperling will continue his $1.50, students, $3 for adults. at 3 p.m., in the Administration building - discussions of Ecclesiastes, a book in the Oldl second floor. Testament, 8 p.m., SBU 237. Lectures: Prof. Ruth Miller, "Class on Race or Good Grey Ghost: The Search for Self Identity" MONDAY, MARCH 5 Dancing: There is Israeli dancing every Wed., at 5:30 p.m., Lee. 101. James lounge, 7:30 p.m. Lecture: Dr. W. Marks will speak about "Ocean Lecture: Prof. Peter Bretsky "Major Trends in Platforms" 8 p.m., ESS Lee. Hall. Meeting: The Outing Club will meet at 8 p.m., Evolution" at 5:30 p.m., Hum. 240. SBU 231. Anyone interested in skiing in Lecture: M. McPartland's series of Jazz lectures Vermont during the weekend of Mar. 10, please Lecture: Dr. Sheldon Ackley "Equal Protection - demonstrations will continue at 8 p.m., SBU attend. of the Laws" 8:30 p.m., Engineering 143. auditorium. Admission is $2.50. Meeting: The Biology Society will meet at 8 p.m., in Biology lounge. Seminar: Prof. R.A. Graff will conduct a FRIDAY, MARCH 2 seminar on "The Fossil Fuel Technology Gap" Lecture: The German department is sponsoring Old Eng. Bldg., 301, noon. Movie: COCA presents "Play Misty For Me" 7 a lecture on "Poet and Writer: A German Genealogy Analyzed" 7:30 p.m., German Dept., p.m.. 9:30 p.m., and midnight in Lee. 100. Also Lecture: Communications in Society Program Saturday. and Instructional Seminar Room, 2nd floor of Library. Resources Center are sponsoring a televised lecture on "The Play: Punch and Judy Follies will present a Entertainers," a treatment of the shows and Gilbert and Sullivan gala with excerpts from their stars whose names become household in the Basketball: SB meets Lehman College several works at 8 p.m., SBU auditorium. Also words, 4 p.m., Lee. 109. semi-final round of the Knickerbocker Saturday. at Pace College in Conference Playoffs Lecture: Prof. L. Castedo will discuss Latin The game will be broadcast on Manhattan. Squash: National Intercollegiate Championships American Cultural Developments in a continuing at 8 p.m. and Saturday. WUSB (820 AM) beginning at Annapolis, Friday series of lectures at 5 p.m., Biology 100.

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coffee break ByMARYJOMOoRMACK the Van, and its low, One of te _iae X IImmA Orientaltyl Bea us e of on "The Other Side its , it ats a larger, Coffeehouse". S qtudeweng more varied fiefom all w thatdud of one's senses just over campus than does "Thet tigle wfith e aophr of Other Side" where thee is a the plbce." P aps it is the best _sMar, more hequent group of desripionone could gethe peoplen" night. Most of this `1e Rock b Rol Revival" group are from Roth Quad, and which took plabe. It ws bla.g many ive in Mount CGdlege, frenetic - 1Tl~ftn^but which runs the coffeehouse as a exhlertn change ftem the calm, suspend kind of air that "Tbe Rainy-Night Home, one usually fids at "T°e Other above all, is-new and unlike the Swie" Ir 8W_D fu, ad K1VCMdU 2'_tey ipet~ Switltr ad mk changeabe. of the mood at this c of ee use ,s0 s Jack Pateiza, a a mood which is e MMogire maWgiv and one of its and moire vied. e i g h t e e n - m e m b e r "Te Rainy-Nigt House" foundig-ognzg ommimtte aed in the StdeInt Union. "s to a. m, edl als 0an to be pa min the Union where we can reflecting this ted of a A have an o ortiy to know kaleidscp of moods; in a eachote. s1ort _ pablsbed by ffe Be alio staedAt-at it was not _ommittee which staffs and Aways-like Wa. The walls of the oaB the c, it "Broken Door" which se to was stated: "What I here occupy the space wher The is just as much a duct of Rainy-Night House now Is we those who come as those who whkie, .the a dmspe_ merely work. cod. Sae then, with Union The Rock V Roll Revival at programming ng, much of. "The Other Side. made that what is xpreyed in its goal has pount very dear. The people who been achieved. Its hours have wet there were kinetic; he been e ded to include not room itself became aive with a only evn , but weekday kind of eerg DIng 'aga that adternoos as well from 11 ajm went on klog past 2 amL when - 4 pm During -thisti many the revival was edledto end. commuten as well as residents On S e , anl the step in to eat lunch. Last week, Ienants of a few before "The Groove Tube" was wre gone, and once aga te featured, a form of coffeehouse became te entertainment which .. 'phioto by Liwvy Rubifn Io w-keyed- somewhat perodcalyis ailed in the The soa of the RaOny-Niot House 's to provide a wain fr -b pac is I splae that it so offeehouse. Another feature of the Union whm we can a hoa an oppo ity to k each other often. is whe=e -peoplebaial "Tbe Rainy-Nigpt House" is its meet and talk _gint a background of son, eas m "The Other. Side" also in o ora to this, "Mm opens at times other than during Rainy-Nigt House" in less the e - -om 8 am. to 1 Editor'sNote:Coffeehouses are coming alive, aatringa established, a p-n.Mona hog Friday. "newer state of mind" r IlNs idea, o la year by group of peoplefor some good llk, some wine and agood to Cari who has Debi Eehower ad Ken time. The people themselves set the mood of the coffee- wored in boa places, and is Constintme, was proposed as a house . . . from a quiet night with afolsinger in the currently a maager of "The unique way- to entertain people Other Side." Although on their way to classes background to a loud and crowded rock-and-roll this year by revival. "The Other Side" has become sering b st in, a relaxed, The coffeehouses are growing with the people dtat help more offbeat than in previous whsDperng atmosphere. Soft make them come alive. years, it exudes a more settled folk music is played at these air than does its Union times "to wake up to." counterpart. "It is like Perhaps what is most oompaing the ahnphere of appaling to students about the traditional Ivy League with these coffeehouses is that each that of the newer Stony Brook." of these places given people In contrast to the dark, within the univesity community pannelled, low-ceilinged "Other a means through which to Side," '9 he Rainy Night express themselves, a place to House" is offbeat and bright beathe,gad a moment to create with its Peter Mx paintings on and appreciate. *'< All»u- Review joiii mitchell: a rose 'for the roses' soundtrackalbums a\ren 9! for every movie By JBAN SCHINOLER tee ctatic/It hurts the head/). relationship jrtws, Joni weaves a shocking series of For the Roew, Joni Mitehett, Asylum - Then theie is an embodiment of a concert: SO 5QS7 Most of the mixic in film today is from "Theme from Low Stary." and "TheBro. (BS 26C2) lus just released a For the ROMS is, more than anything **Blonde in the Bleachers" starts with a sweet and else, a Revoked, but not yet cancelled By JONATHAN GERWTTZ classical ud romantic roots. Popular Summer New Kttowi-t&iBMtter of'42),collection of rock tarn from the movie sampleof the many emotions a person has when wistful introduction of Joni » a blonde urid * n to M B fc 1r a The gift foes on Steelyard BhMft.WamerBors.-BS 2662 movies such as Sunday Bloody Sunday 2 " - \ . ^Sto6|r»dBlM (staling JwePoodawh^ relationship is drifting apart. The album flashes crowd of fans at a concert. Then the song changes (music/a relationship) As far tack as the celluloid industry's and Cries and WUspen we Mozart and Record companies low putting outdoes not ang on the afi>um). Nick piKt us only a few facets of an unseen diamond., drastically. After an unmistakable Jamec Taylor In silence incipient days, music has accompanied Hadyn scores, respectively. Death in soundtrack albuiol of these movies. SoGravenites and Mka» Bloomf&dd Some 801105 axe angry, some are despairing, song C'Country Road") drum beat, tee singer says Md InabeDjar film. Originally consisting of a pianist in Venice and 2001 extract from Wagner nuuiy records are prefified that sometunescompoeed most of the songs on tee some are day dreams. she tapes her regrets to the micxopbone stand (Beethoven's bead/JonTs detachment) tee theater to accompany ChapUn and scored specifically for tee film. Some are* we wonder what they mean. Soundtrackalbum and help out on vocals too atone In many of the songs, Joni is singing about (tailing notes to the microphone stand is eommoo StfflasoQg Kcaton's antics, the mdiKtiy eventually successful, since we all remember "Lara's albums have been released for movieswith Maria Muldaur and Paul Butterfieid Junes Taylor. But while this explains some of the at concerts between sets). She explains that you (song/remembrances)... became sophisticated enough to include Theme^ from Dr. Zhivago, 'Tara's with no muacal daim to tone. I canThe songs my in style, ranging from lyrics and instrumental allusions, there is a cant "Compete with tee fans/For your Rock V An instrumental illustrates the contents of the beU music as put of the soundtrack. The role Thorno" frnm rZr»no w4^h thA Wind remember seeing albums for Good-byecountry, blues, and rock and wind UD temptation, which is best resisted, to overinterpret Roll man/For very long." The song departs on a jar. Perhaps tee last lines (filled with double of music in film has always been as Columbus and The Garden of thesounding a little like The Band and Hie tee songs. wave of Santana-like music. meanings) best explain tee content of tee album: backdrop to major action, commenting Fma-Continis. The smarter companiesDead in parts, but only in that they m The first grouping of songs treats various Bitter Complaint If you're feeling contempt figuratively what has happened actively. today axe compiling the good tunes fromake you wish you had one of their albums subjects, while the second group of songs is a fajriy "Woman of Heart and Mind" is bitter. It is a WeH teen you tell it Rare is tee non-musical film that would a group of movies and releasing them allon instead. Reliance on imitation seems obvious love letter written when a relationship is complaint about tee phoniness of a former lover. If you're tired of tee silent night dissolve if its music was removed. (An on one album. The theme music to Hieto be tee album's main fault The Hues falling apart. For tee Roses is a record which In the background, a lyrical cross-current of Jesus, well teen you yell it exception that comes to mind is A Godfather and Shaft are nice, but doesn'tnumbers axe uninspiring, and on "Georgia grows on you, especially as you uncover more and guitars adds dimension to tee melodic line. Condemned to wires and hammers dockwork Orange, where music is an deserve an intire l.p.Blues/* Muldaur tries to sound like Billie more of the hidden meanings. "Judgement of tee Moon and Stars (Ludwig's Strike every chord that you feel important minor theme). In contrast, rock music's role in moviesHolliday and it doesn't work. ^mmon In For the Roses, Joni breaks away from tee Tune)," is a fitting summary for the album. Using That broken trees has been confined to three uses: (l)filmsGround," another blues number carefully balanced harmonies of her previous a shrewd comparison between Beethoven's And elephant ivories is about rock iteelfsuch as Bangia Deshunconvincing - they might just as well albums. There is much more rock influence, much deafness and tee numbness that remains when a Conceal. be Mad Dotfs and Englishmen, Woodstock;singing about doing tee laundry than a more jazz influence, than ever before. The sound is (2)rock incorporated as part of a story, inman less and woman toying to understand sweet and lulling. The rhythms are less which the people in the movie alleach other. restricted and change whenever tee mood of a suddenly start singing, e.g., all Elvis^Here song changes. I Come (There She GoosF is a movies. Hard Day's Night, Helpiuce tune with an Allman The album begins with "Banquet," an overview Bros twanfi Zachanah; or (3)a counter-culture moviebut without tee spark. Gravenites of the ways in which people handle their problems used to that uses a rock score, for example Thewrite some tunes for Jams Joplin - Jesus, heroin, waiting for the American dream. and the Graudate. The Strawberry Statement.song ^If You Cared," seems "Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire," follows upon like a sone 9 and Easy Rider. This thud use of rock inJoplin could do wonders "Banquet's" heels. The song is a serious treatment 'country circling closer with were she film is probably the most enjoyable, butstill alive. In Annie Sampson's hands of life of heroin, and tee cold, hard sounds of the this kind of movie has been on tee wanehowever, tee vocals fall Oat steel guitar dominate tee intermittent It is a flood weeping of a as has rock. Until its uses cm betune, though, and Gravenites-produ^on saxophone to capture a ghetto atmosphere. expanded, the use of rock in movies wUlsaws it. It could be a big hit. Also Tone Quickly Changes to a fusion of styles in the become more of a rarityalbums favor is the foci teal it has 14 The tone of the album quickly changes^and we Imitation seems to be the main fault of The albums from these rock sewedtncks, and when was the bst time yon find ourselves at a gas station off the highway the **Steelyard Blues" soundtrack, of movies are good and can stand on theirbeard a long-playing recofd with teat somewhere. "BarangrilF lightly skims over tee which, Paul Butterfield is a composer. own, separate from their movies. Warnermany? sights and sounds of a diner and the gas pumps By JUUAN SHAPKO outside. Many of tee strains are traditional Joni, Theater Preview mixed with tee new, less subtle style that is Will The Circle Be Unbroken, United Artists - UAS 9801 followed throughout the album. "Lesson in Survival" is tee first of the love songs. It expresses doubts aad conflicts about a relationship, which are effectively echoed by the the old man refuses to surrender melodic line. "Let the Wind Carry Me" is a song The Funny Old Man is probably Tadeusz Rozewicz's about a different kind of conflict. It speaks of the best play and certainly one of the finest examples of monodrama in worid literature. Although written in the need not to be tied down versus an instinct to idiom of the absurd, Rozewicz's play is actually a settle down. The conflict is personified - it confession, an apologia for Everyman. Since it is man's becomes a mother and father arguing over a child's independence. destiny to age and to suffer the slings and arrows of outragious or benign fortune, this work mirrors our own lives - our fears, our hopes, our struggles and our defeats a»d victories. ---^-^*^r-^---. *-y^.,- ^ r .. Rozewicz's Old Man is accused of molesting children, < ' ^l and although he denies the charge and in turn accuses his Ka u|fua, tb awMicu, uv- JL^Vi-- rr CM.JIW- own accusers, he knows that the accusation is merely a tego, Norte Dakota. Yet, way of disposing of him as a human being. He refuses to ^ lery much alive with increasingly give up. He battles the mannequin judges and jury and of this optimism rests with the re- takes up his own defense. He alone knows that old age is pier of traditional country music. Three a form of stereotype and that all old men are treated the same. They are not wanted, they are avoided and annotations attached to country music. The ignored, and they are persecuted by the young and billies, truck stops, and pedantic lyrics. But, healthy. Molesting children is a form of perversion and \ uallv. it^s touch to ignore such a oooular cultur- the old man realizes that this persistent image is merely a ai lonn n you consiaer yoursen, in any way, a senous student or music. Kemeaber, also, tnat country way to annihilate the responsibility of old and people ^ music, like the American Indian and the turkey, * one of the few aspects of the American experience that young and healthy toward old age. Rozewicz's Old Man we can admire as indigenous to this continent. knows that he cannot win his case but at least he will be Still not convinced? Well, reason number two is a trifle more pragmatic. OK, rock fan or folk fan - how heard. The audience, the jury, must listen. much recently released material in your particular genre can you point to with pride? You're hedging if your an- The American premiere of Tadeusz's play will be swer is anything but "not much." This package boasts what several critics have touted as the best banjo picker in presented at the Slavic Cultural Center Thursday, March America (Eari Scruggs), two inventors of important guitar styles (Merie Travis, Jimmy Martin) and the best flat-picking 1, through Saturday, at 8:30 p.m,, and Sunday at 3:00 guitarist in the worid (Doc Watson). p.m. "Hie production stars EUiott Walsh, Ralph Cowings, The names may or may not mean anything to you tat they are eminences (albeit With a mannequin jury, and persecuting greying) already and Edgar Stroke, under the direction of E. J. youth the Old Man enshrined in the Country Music Hall of Fame and, anyway, anyone with these credentials deserves a seri- knows he cannot win his case-but at least he will be heard in ous listening. Czerwinski. RozewiczVThe Funny Old Man." John So, you've agreed to reserve several hours (two listenings at toast) of your music-listening time. Don't feel intimidated; he only one you're doing a favor for is yourself. You wfll, indeed, be pleasantly surprised. Concert Review This package succeeds as an educational experience to the country music phenomenon » well as a substantial exposure Joni Mitchell's own lyrics seem to express the w »wu«, a*wwu5 fwu *uuu«« tuuuya supvswt quaiuy is ^or saawa DC; universal ana iransceoas au styles or music, country mood of her album - "I'm a wild seed again/Let rhythms and inflections are, perhaps, an acquired taste. Butthecreatorsof this auspicious undertaking have taken great the wind carry me." pains to insure a smooth amalgamation. Seems good musicianship is not fool-proof enougfc. sshhh, quiet audience asleep The title song, "For the Roses," follows. It is a The music is all acoustically played - no artificial amplification or technological pyrotechnics to mar the individual skills By GEORGE METETSKY fine songs, when done with feeling), in an unending sad song about what fame does to a musician who and distract the listener. As such, one is subjected to a musical collage of banjos, dobnx, fiddles, and autoharps intermin- If you happen to like cowboys whose songs put cattle stream of used to sing by "pour [-ing his] simple sorrows/To gling with the predictable guitars, drums, and bass. Secondly, to ease you further along^ there is the presence of a rock honeyed monotony at an adagio pace. Whereas to sleep, then the Jim Kweskin the soundhole and [his] knee." Joni imagines that band; well, sort of a rock band - The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Even if you don't consider them a prototypical rock band, concert was the place for the night before the audience became participants, the elements of a concert are present in nature. they are a comforting reference point for the reticent rock fan. you. Coming from the Right (as opposed to Left) side of stomping, singing, and whistiling, the exact opposite She hears applause in the wind and "the moon The package, incidentally, titled Will Hie Cirde Be Unbroken, includes a note which adds "featuring the Nitty Grit- the folk-music tradition, Jim Kweskin chose to sing occurred Sunday. swept down black water like an empty spotlight." ty Dirt Band," but don't be misled. Well, yes ... it does feature the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band - it features them largely narcotic songs of escape and sexist bullshit, although a We can only take affront to Kweskin's attempt to being respectful and staying out of Spectrum the way of the cropped-hair country giants who dominate the album. It is from plethora of songs about people struggling to overcome pressure the audience into ostracizing some audacious them (the country folk), that the excitement is generated; And now to the spectrum of moods: and it is because of them that the public is treated to their oppressions is the heart of the folk idiom. For "souls" who, a provocative listening experience. of all things, wanted to whistle along. What "See You Sometime" is hopeful. It is an example, Kweskin changed the words to the militant was wrong with this? They were out of tune (as was invitation to a former lover to visit For the country music fan, historic moments abound. Doc Watson had never met Merie Travis ("You the singer as a Union song: "I Don't Want Your Millions Mister," to everyone who was singing - we can't all have the friend. know, Merie, I named my son after you. I figured some of that talent might rub off.") Roy Acuff, the some sleep-time religious revival of Jesus with about the "Electricity" is mean and jealous. It is a driving, king of country music, had never recorded without his legendary "Smoky Mountain Boys," and greatest voices in the worid), but that's not the point. oomph of a quaalude addict in Groovydom. extremely catchy song that really purs down the Acuff had never met Martin. Maybelle Carter, of the Carter Family had never recorded certain What Kweskin thought was intolerable was that these competition. of her classics with what has become her trademark, the autoharp. These accomplishments In comparison to Kweskin, Saturday night's lilting, "whistlers" were out of step with the dreary religious "You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio" is a bouncy, achieve greater importance when one considers that Carter has been a country fixture spirited hand-clapping sort of hootenanny, with Tony mood with which he was trying to lobotomize the country-music melody heightened by a harmonica since 1927 and Acuff has sold more than 25 million discs. But one needn't be a Barrano, John Roberts, Jeff and Garrett Wamer, audience. Independent spirit always threatens demagogic which weaves in and out. Using clever puns buff. All you need is an appreciation of good music - there is ample evi- presented the best in American and English folk ballads performers attempting to weave mystical, hypnotic throughout, Joni compares herself to a radio dence. and bawdy songs. It uplifted people, aroused the finest spells. Unregimented participation destroys the "The Grand Ole Opry station, (viz: And I'm sending you out this signal Song" initiates the adventure and of the Pete Seeger - Woody Guthrie tradition within us. mass-hypnosis and awakens the torpid cattle. Right-on here/I hope you can pick it up/Loud and it is a fitting opening because it chronicles the In contrast, Kweskin's blather, droning like the hum of building, in Nashville, that has whistlers! Keep the righteous joices flowing! clear/... If there's no good reception for a refrigerator at four in the morning, went from "My (George Metetsky is (Continued on page 4) the name taken by the group of me/Then tune me out, 'cause honey/Who needs Creole Belle" to "This Land Is Your Land" (two really students who wrote this review.)

Page 2STATESMAN/take twoFebruary 27. 1973 February 27, 1973STATESMAN/take two Page 3 - - I bDark and Light By WARREN GLEICH1R windows were d. V dilent. Joseph awoke one fomrning his He dutdied it wals. "Whre is the cubide only to disove tha te sun had noise, where is the life u t noise? not risen ov the zon. He ran out the He saw a light in iHt and saun door to summon his friend to the fact towards it. Howeer, it that they were in total darkness. He ran before he could reach it. He continued to through the building which contaied move frantically about the large room He thousands of cubides similar to his own stopped his nning for a moment but and out the door. He continued mnniy continued to beathe beaVy. "I am towards the center, to the brain that caught in the daress and I cant escape. Controlled everything. He passed the Am I the only one who ap d this? people in his flight but he could not Is there any sense to life left, is t-e-e any _ngsh their e "Light, he being to my creation? Is t the total bthough, Iu must have light* He g destruetion of my soul, the death of my a lantern and uscesully tried to light existence?" He diuted his had and let it He cursed himself and u d it out a long shriek and sank slowly to his agains the ground. He enaountered a knees. person, _ him by the The madman p ae him slowly. fiebcel and ied, "Help me! I must have Joseph looked into his and could lght, I must have light." a only define the AshaIwe of his eyes The person la ed at him, must,Ahy against his sullen face. hae -lht?Don't you have enough to see In jedem Nun duotXSein where you are gobig?" U HierMjmes tsih das KugelDart 'tNo, that is not enough. I must have Die Mitte is ubera1 tvue lMot." Kaum is der Pfd dert Ewmit." "You ae ad," and the latter pushed ("In every Now, bWng begins, about JoAeph away fom him and- continued on every Here rolls the sphere There, the his way. Center is everywhere, bent is the path of Joseph picked himself up and eternity"O continued rning past the enormous Joseph arose from his knees. "Of vacant structures, over the lifeless ground. course. We are reborn. This is not my 'They do not see. Am I the only one who death, but my rebirth. But do they the perceives the Darkness?" He reached photo by Jook Leung understand? I must tell them." central building, whose walls were He ran out of the building, yelling bespattered with paint and whose fervently. 1Sunwood, 9 alternative to mud--yet in disrepPair

Brook property by Melville's University, the propertywas not Inside the mansion there is a Sunwood Committee, composed ByMBLL SOIFFER son, Ward, to be used as a to be used by students for hodgepodge of furniture, a of University and commun Beyond the 1100 acres of faclty dlub. dissoms, dorms or social "Salvation Army mis, ' as Ms. people, committed to mud and construction which "The idea of a faculty dub activities. Bozier describes it. There is Sunwood's rstoration. Funds costitute the Stony Brook has now become passe,** said 'Renovatons dorm furniture, antiques and old from the University's operating mpus, Sunwood, a 29 acre Old Diane Boz0ler, the Astant After a period of disuse, pieces that if you would look at budget pay for utilities and a Field masion and estate stands Director of Publications in the Sunwood is now undergoing a them the wrong way they would housekeepers but estiat of out among the UiveWsty's real University Relations OMce, proess of renovation. As fall apxa. There were Aidnally fud nd e to restore the estate -& a NO, euay frm the o, along with her h-_1 S ken,. the Bozaers are x bedi o for the fmily, estate run as s601000 uproar ad of the core campus. With Hans, a physics required to put in 15 hours per seven bedrooms that look like The Boilers find there is no a beach overlooking the Long student, lives on a part of week of pinting, re v ells, for the servants. The pivary at Sunwood. They must Isl Sound, the three Boors Sunwood's third floor as its and in the waer weather plumbing is old fashion, nac db stdets, inquisive ad 22 rooms of the m , the caretakers. ladscapi-g of the estate. pipes leak and often break and tos and nawo rindg which are in the process of Sunwood, as Ward Melville Next door to the Bobers live the electcal wiring is doorbells to get a view of the restoration, are outdated. nowas a s d t, was to be an Dr. and Mis. Tod at the inside and ask faculty retreat for tours of the and guest house extension of a small college with Shorewood estate. Dr. Toll who 'Me conditions estate. for visiting profeIos. were so bad ivy coverd bbrick buildings lived at Sunwd fom 1965 to that in 1970 fire inspectors Wild Ra Originally built as a summer where faculty memes in 1967 before Shorewood was condemned the building and Ms. BozHer alo rbes house by Frank Melville in 1919 tweeds and smokig jackets p ed by the University for Robert Chason then Director of Sunwood as "an amateuranimal in the style of Fitzgerald's Great would come to relax. According $132,500 describes the Bozlers Housg, and his family who hospital." 'Ve once had racoons Gatsby nouveau riche, the estate to a covenant by which Melville role at Sunrwood as the official were living on the premises, were in the gazeboe*she said. WId was donated with the Stony trasemrd tlhe estate to the host and hostess. forced to move out. Vandalism racoons had made a home in the ensued and it was decided that upper floor and the Bozlers were contracts for repairs would be forced to trap them and give Just -Good01 Country Music let out to enable caretakers to them away to a friend who five on the estate and watch over released them upstate. Besides accompanying instruments alternately chording it. racoons, they are often (Continued from page 2-3) and whining the rilrad lament. Then there's The renovation however, is confronted with cat litters left become synonymous with country music. Jimmy "Soldieres Joy" -a double banjo piece. It is hardly completed and Old Field there mysteriously. Somehow Martin, in singing the lyrics, enumerates country's interesting to listen to the fusion of styles. residents do not like the run they have ma d to give away greatest stars. Bill Monroe, of blue grass fame, Scruggs' melodies emerge from the finger picked down condition of the property. all the cats they found. refused the offer to participate in this endeavor, chords while (the Dirt Band's) John McEuen's "Sunwood is now a thorn in the Faculty and teaching but & and Acuff, whose names reverberate melodies are forged from the power and straight side of many Old Field ants may u se a permit through the verses are present in full force. fowardness of pop music. residents,9 said Ms. Bozier. for the use of the 800 foot S gs makes this album for me. He plays a lot As noted, there's enough excellent pure "They see it as hordesof rowdy beach for $15 and $10 and he plays flawlessly, particularly shining on musicianship to satisfy the most skeptical listener. University people who bring respectively. The estate is "Nashville Blues," an instrumental. However, it is Yet, it must be fairly noted that all is not euphoric dogs and kids. Some animosity generally not open to students his sheer brilliance that attains near absolute with this set. The Dirt Band attempt to handle exists," she admitted. but those that wander on to the perfection and the top spot on these sessions. He nealy a whole side (of the ex-sided set) by As a result Ms. Bozier aided in premises for curiosity's sake are earned it amidst competition that was as abundant themselves and as soloists they obviously suffer by founding the Friends of not chased away. as it was furious. Doe Watson sings a ballad, "The comparson. Too, Acuf~s voice, the epitome of Tennessee Stud" with a great feeling and warmth mournful countrysoul, is painfully off at times and notably lacking in the bulk of pop music's at best is an acquired taste. Likewise, Mother troubadors. In addition, he amply demonstrates Maybelle whose work is fascinating to the devotee that the British superstars by no means have a lock grates on the ears of the uninitiated. Nevertheless, on incredible guitar picking. He hits some licks in this collection should be viewed by the listener as "Way Downtown" that will literally steal your anencyclopedia, to be edited to taste. breath. Pete Kirby and Norman Blake offer an For the rock fan, it will be interesting to see interesting insight into the dobro (the instrument what effect this extensive project will have on the that Rusty Young of "Poco" plays). Blake is more on-again, off-again, somewhat loosely defined imaginative and plays at a consistently higher level, career of the-Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. However, for but the peak demonstration is during "End of the the music listening public at large, the project can World" which spotlights Kirby utilizing the dobro only portend an added light on what was as a voice doing a country ballad. Listen to it weep becoming an increasingly dismal period for as the "story" unfolds. contemporary music. Perhaps, we are one small Vassar Clements, called the best country fiddler step closer to that "fusion" of styles that the since Chubby Wise, dispels the notion that this musical world has trumpeted in recent years. instrument is the sole province of the symphony Oh yes, one last note. To Bill McEuen, manager orchestra. His treatment of the already classic of the Dirt Band, who was responsible for this epic photo by LarryRubini Sunwood, as Ward Melville envisioned it, was to be a place whereI "Orange Blossom Special" is something special. meeting and its subsequent production - thank ; The violin strains leap out front of the you. "You done all right." faculty members in tweeds and smoking jackets, would come to relax.

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