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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1980/81 to 1989/90 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1985-86 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. _~_LECTEllVE.lTHATHE CAN NOV 2 5 1985 ''The Student Newspaper For Ithaca College'' lflt1en COLtE6£ UBRAR Issue n Porinrlir.::il!; y November 21, 1985 New frat turned down by I.C. administration By Ellssa Vendig wishes to promote itself with the campll'i Activities. believes that name "ZOO". I do not believe zoo could become a club if they In september of this year, a that this is what Ithaca COiiege abandoned their name, filled out group of I.C. students who are stands for, and I would hope that an application. stated their members of Zeta omega feeling would be widely held purpose, and acquired an Omega, a local coed social among faculty, staff, and other advisor. She doesn't see what fraternity, approached Dr. students ... ". makes them a fraternity in the Richard COrrenti, Vice President In order for a fraternity to gain first place. In her eyes, they of Student Affairs, and asked for recognition. the Office of Student seem to be a group of close-knit college-wide recognition for their Affairs, as well as the friends that like to socialize organization. To their surprise, Inter-Fraternity council (IFC), together. "That is fine. but they they were rejected. must give the go ahead. don't need recognition as a Zeta Omega Omega, or ZOO According to Pam Gude. fraternity to do it. I don't see for short, was formed in April President of IFC, she's heard what makes them so different." 1985 by 15 residents of Landon that zoo doesn't want to says Policello. Hall. These students wanted to comply with the rules or have Members of zoo feel that they keep their dose-knit friendships anything to do with IFC. She has can offer a social alternative. even though they were moving not even been contacted by any "With the drinking age going away from the residence hall member of zoo. up," states Regan, "we feel that areas. Another large barrier is the our frat can be a different social Due to a large amount of Greek Life committee. formed outlet for people to meet other student interest, an Executive by the administration five years people." ZOO is currently Board was chosen. a ago when a member of DK died planning various social and constitution written. and during pledging. The committee community adtivities. pledging began in september. has been reviewing fraternities In the meantime. ZOO will There are now 60 members of on campus over the years to continue to operate without ZOO, 31 men and 29 women decide whether to permit them recognition. They do not want to including the Executive Board: to remain on campus, but no settle and become a club President Brendan Regan. Vice decision has been made yet. because of the brotherhood President Mike Murphy. Gude states that, "All of the frats element of a frat, or change their Treasurer Tom Tucker, Rush have the possibility of being name. "It's catchy," states A Slice of Summer ,,,,_.,, __ Chairman Mike Horowitz.and kicked off campus. No frat will Regan. "It's time to forget about Sergeant at Arms, Charlie gain campus recognition until the past and start anew. Give MUiJorle Eiler.rten, a freshman TJIR major, stretches after a workout Monday aftmioon on the tennis courts by the lower quads, Tetnper'(IJJUr!S Spickler. lheir final decision is in, and that other people a chance," he on Monday rrad,ed nearly 70 degrees, a reprieve after 14 contimJous days "We are hoping to expand our could take a long, long lime." says. ZOO will present ofrain which accumulaJed to more than 3.86 inches (25 inches ofsnow). membership," states Regan, Unfortunately, this stunts the themselves again to the It was more than the '11'erage rainfall for the month of November, whkh "but we aren't allowed to growthofGreekLifeoncampus. administration sometime next is 1.97 inches. , advertise on campus because Sharon Policello, Director of semester. the school won't give us I C B b h d t I ff ~~~~~~;e;?t,i~d~h~~ • • om ers ea O p ayo S look good, especially for an By Tim Johnson h f NCAA playoffs by a seemingly organization with the name Dute men o Union College. This year Union is ranked third nzrvv,. The playoffs are nothing new nationally and has an biased selection committee. As vv For the first time since 1980. coll h ·11 a consolation they appeared in Dr. Correnli states, "As an ro urnon · ege w o w1 appear unblemished !)-0 record. senior officer of this institution, 1believe the Bof!11?~rs will enter the for the third straight year. In 198.3, free safety and tri-captain Dan the ECAC Division III North . uld . . NCAA Div151on III playoffs. The the Dutchmen made it all the Welkley says Union has been Championship where they n wo be irresponsible to Bombers will travel to way to the Stagg Bowl but were the team with all the recognition coasted over Norwich university approve a student group that Schenectady to play the defeated by Augusrana 21-17. the last few years, but that 35·14. The Bombers were doesn't mean they're selected as the ECAC Team of unbeatable. "All we've been the Year in 1984 and were co Yet another calendar hearing for the last couple of Lambert/Meadowlands Cup years is how great they are. We winners with Union. must take thiS week's game like The Bombers earned the featuring IC students any other week and not see playoff bid with a hard-fought By Stephanie Gretchen with all the experience we've calendar and to be photograph· them as immortal." 20-15 victory over Merchant . T_wo Ithaca COiiege studen_1s, gotten, we feel we have teamed ed in ord.er to determine how Ithaca, over the years, has Marine last Saturday. iumor Ronald Boose, and se_nior more by producing this calendar photogenic they were. Tucker also had an impressive record. Senior quarterback Steve Kas.s Tom Tucker. have organized than we learned in any class." said. "We didn't just hand out No team has been to the Stagg rushed for 96 yards and two ~hat they feel "'.'ill be "a gr~! At the end of August, BoOse the surveys on campus because Bowl more times (four) than touchdowns to lead the gift for the hohday season. and Tucker started Nobility we wanted to show how Ithaca COiiege. This year is the Bombers to victory in a steady Boose and T~~ker rece~tly Productions and hired two 1.c. diverse Ithaca women are. we sixth time in the last twelve downpour. Running backs I..Ou founded the NobU1ty Productions students to help. Their don't want to portray them as years the Bombers will make an Butenschoen and Kevin Macri ~mpany whose first undertak· photographer is Darren Marder. frail stereotypes. We are in the NCM playoff appearance. Last rushed for 83 yards and 42 yards mg IS The Co-eds of Ithaca a photography major. Their 20th century and we want to year's Bombers, according to respectively. calendar due to debut in Ithaca cosmetologist is Alexandra portray them as such." Boose many observers and experts, see Football page JO the first we~k of December. Burke. a theater management see Calendar page 3 were cheated out of a bid to the Boose said lil;it year he and major. ~------·------···· I ~er heard qwte a few people With their company set up, talking about producing a Nobility Productions began their calendar. The two of them project Immediately upon Publication to resume Dec. 12 decid~ it was a g~ idea ~o returning to sdlool. One hundred organize such_ a proJect t~ gam and fifty surveys, inducting such profit and busmes.s expene~ce. · questions as age. major, and BOOse and Tucker explamed height were distributed on Due to Thanksgiving break, THE ITHACAN will that they were able to int~te campus and downtown by temporarily discontinue publication. THE con~epts from .prev10~ aoose and Tucker. seventy busmes.s courses into thlS interested women returned ITHACAN will resume its regular weekly schedule ca_l~ndar. ~se ~d, "We these surveys. These women origiJlally didn t realtze what a subsequently met with Nobility on December 12. large project we had.started, but Productions to discuss the •
2 THE ITHACAN November 21, 1985 Coed calendar from page 1 explained that the name of the be definite until the actual Since Boose will be attending calendar is Co-eds because the product is complete. Boose and I.C. next year he plans on conti Webster dictionary definition of Tucker hope to work with local nuing with Nobility Productions. this word is "A female student businesses as well as ones in Boose said, "I hope to become in a coeducational institution." Binghamton and Syracuse. inv.olved in other ventures next Tucker said that in order to Boose said although Nobility year. I'd like to integrate 1.C. finance this depiction of some of Productions was busy working, students from different majors Ithaca's modem age women.he they remained low k~y about · Into :different factions of new and Boose took out a S4000 loan their project at first because they · projects, not neces.sarily another from a private financial did not want to create any · calendar." institution. Tucker further competition between their As for this year's product, explained that the working calendar and the Marketing Boose and Tucker said that expenses of about SIOOO are Club's. Tucker said, "Our everyone involved worked very largely covered by Ithaca . calendar will be color, poster hard at this time-consuming businesses who are sponsoring size (23X39 inches) and have project. Because of all this effort, the calendar. In turn, each pictures of women, whereas the BooSe and Tucker feel, "for $6-8 business will be represented in Marketing dub's will be black dollars, men and women will be one of the calendar's months. and white, flip, and have able to buy a classy, tastefully Boose said the businesses pictures of men. SO, there is no done calendar of Ithaca's co-eds distributing the calendar will not competition." and it's environs. . -bJA ~0 financial aid "' a -5 i:: preferred: ~ 0 November 21, 1985 THE ITHACAN 3 enter lnfO ... Buckle up for safety frompage2 counseling, and specific topic about "buckling up". 6) When you are searching for a groups such as Stress Friendly Persuasion Following are some J)"Everybody got their belts good idea for a paper. Management, Ealing Disorders, Buckle Up suggestions that may be useful on?" AS the driver. you are investigate the safety belt issue and Interpersonal Concerns. in getting fellow students on captain ~f the ship and in New York and nationwide. Use of preventive services is Holidays are a time of your campus to buckle up responsible for all passengers. This could include talking to a even more widespread; roughly · increased automobile travel for during the high risk holiday student "survivor" . 4-0% of the student body is · family visits and celebrations. It driving season: 4) Getting young men to buckle 7) "You can use my car as long involved. some of the programs is also the time when it's most I) Oip out dramatic statistics and up is an especially tough battle. ai, you buck.le up!" If a friend offered are the workshops in important to remember to (In fad, young males aged 15-24 newspaper stories about borrows your car. for safety and residence halls on subjects such buckle up - not just because it's accident fatalities and put them have the worst record of auto liability's sake, insist the as suicide prevention, campus the law! on your dorm door to raise your fatalities and serious injuries.) borrower use belts. It is the law. wide programs, and an According to experts, traffic roommate's consciousness on Try to make this responsibility occasional guest lecturer. crash death is the third largest appealing, e.g.. "It's SMART to the life-saving value of safety 8) Remember to keep your belt The counseling center is killer in the United States (after belts. Articles about survivors use safety belts!" on when you're driving on active in many areas that few cancer and heart disease). In who have "walked away" from campus. Statistics show that people are aware of. It is the fact. a report recently issued by 5) Open a dialogue on the way a serious accident because they most accidents occur at speeds center that is responsible for the the National center for Disease were wearing a belt can be a home with others in the car. under 40 mph and less than 25 training of R.A. ·s. student Control (CDC), stated that over powerful motivation. Discuss the issue. security patrol, and safety and 50% of deaths and serious miles from home. 2) Most college students are iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij1 security officers. injuries from automobile collisions can be prevented by inclined to be responsible. The I Toe IC counseling center is an right thing is to obey the belt law. The Junction's Specials wearing safety belts. integral part of the campus. Remind others of their despite the fact that you Today: Tropical Ham & Cheese Sandwich They deal with everything from SO responsibility to buckle up. Fines may be a geometry genius or a homesick freshman to suicide can eat into "hanging-out Fri. Junction Club thrrats. computer whiz - no matter how money". Mon. Ham & Cheese Club savvy - it's time to f?ce the facts Tues. corned Beef & Roast Beef Combo Senior Wed. Ham & Chicken Salad Sandwich CHINESE RESTAURANT Congratulations to the winners of the Pumpkin Contest: Jim Lieber Marcy Jones Trisha Lee Notes Pan An Chinese Food any questions or comments II Jeff Glat Dave Kenney please contact Mike Devito, Lunch Special:M-F 11:30-2:00 DaVid serure, Emie Merckens, or Soup & Salad Bar· & Chinese Buffet Marcy Feathers. Send written All you can eat only S2.85 thoughts to the senior class, Complete Chinese Menu: Carry-Out ATTENTION Student Government Office, 3rd • floor Egbert Union. Available Just'received 300 pairs, 6 pocket camouflage trousers Tickets will be going on sale Party Room for 75 People or More and jungle fatigue trousers. All genuine U.S. Govern Monday, December 2, in the *New Oriental Gift Shop Opening* ment issue. Come on down to Union. Please buy in advance. HOLLY'S SURPLUS We are looking forward to a 367 Elmira Rd., lliiiu:a Sat-Sun: 11am-2pm great time! Until then ... have a (across from McDonald's) Chinese Breakfast 347 Elmira Rd. 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Send requests to Reservations Manager, TURBACK'S OF ITHACA Nov. 21st & Dec. 2-6 919 Elmira Road, Ithaca, N.Y. 14850. 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. 4 THE ITHACAN November 21, 1985 -PERSONALSPERS6NA'[S ..,.,...... ,,J!r,._ ...... ,,...... ,, •••• .,, •• , ...... ,, ...... -.v.-,l' ...... ~ ... -.-----.v.-. .... -.w.:a.·.-.•,r,,,..•.•JYt•·...,...... ,, ••••• - ...... ~~-.!Y'-··-.·-·.YJ'a•··- ..- ....tl'i Dear Ahria: :\my: To Brother Mike: To George and the Girls: are Red Thanks so much for the party · noses How about .inoth<·r panach<·'.'! Ya ya ya hmm d<' dee de hmm ya Violets arc Blur Adam yaaa hmm dee de Student Activities Board and The Ithaca College Bureau of Concerts presents John Cafferty and The Beaver Brown Band in the BEN LIGHT GYMNASIU·M Saturday, Dec. 7th at 8:00 p.m. Tickets on sale NOW for $8.00 in the Campus Activities Office November 21, 1985 THE ITHACAN 5 ANNOUNCEMENTS Need Come Tickets Yearbook a Meeting Listen T1rkets arc on sale in the Office of Rights .Ride? Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Campus Activities for the llharn v~. A bulletin board has been Alison Lurie will read from her Union football game this saturday. on designated in the north stairweU, first works on Thursday, December 5, at Nov. 2.1. Reserved se,ats are S.H)O Nov 19, 1985 at 7:00pm thrre will floor F..gbert Union to be used as a 8:15pm in the Muller Chapel of Ithaca for students ancl S6.oo for aclull<;. · 10 Trial be a yearbook meeting. Please all ride board. Any person interested in College. Admission is free, and the Also sign up for bus Union attend in Landon Hall. offering or needing a ride, please public is invited. College. Bu.c; and ricket available for .------~ SIO. Standing room tickets arr also come to the Egbert Union office available. (open 7am-tam) and rm out the Library ·111c public i5 mrdiaUy invn('(! to hear Journalism appropriate card. Only Egbert Union ,1,,------~ Arthur Kinoy, well known cons111u- cards will be posted on the nde Hours Human 11onal lawyer. counsel in lht' board. Service is free and open to Thanksgiving Recess Rosenberg and Chicago 7 ca<;<>-~. Competition all_members of IC community. November 22-0ecember 1, 1985 Rights and author of the Nicaraguan con Rolling Stone magazine has Lecture stitution speak on RIGHTS ON Friday 8:30am-spm TRIAL: THE CONSTITUTIONAi. announced its Annual College Jour Ithaca College pohtical science pro nalism Competition which November 22nd CRISIS OF THE 8(1'5, Thursday. Sat & Sun CLOSED fessor Harvey Fireside, Author of November 21. 8:00pm at Annabel recognizes excellence among Soviet Psychoprisons, will speak at college writeis. Judged by editois of November 23rd & 24th Taylor Hall Auditorium, Cornell Discuss Mon-Wed 8:30am-Spm Cornell on the topic of "Human University. For further infonnalion the magazine, entries may ·be Rights and U.5.-Soviet Relations." submitted for the categories of November 25th-27th please call 25&3626. Brought to you with a video entitled "urgent Action by the Public Lnlerr5t Law L:nion and Entertainment Reporting (profiles Thurs-Sat CLOSED Civil Network and the Campaign Against National Lawyers Guild chaprers of. and news features on music, film November 28th-30th Torture," Wednesday, November Cornell University Law School. and personalities); Investigative Sunday 2pm-Midnight Rights December L,;t 20 at 7:30pm in Uris Ubrary by Reporting (an article or series that Amnesty International. has had a tangible impact on the THE LIBRARY BEGINS CLOSING college campus or surrounding Leading civil rights attorneys in the , cornrmmity); and General Reporting :\ T A QUARTER TO THE HOUR areas of affirrnative action, reproduc Typing (any subject). entries must have All tive rights, gay rights, pnsoners' 1986 been published in a college Audio Center Hours nghts, and the rights of the disabled Service newspaper or magazine between will discuss the progress of their Fnddy 8:30am-4:45prn Model U.N. Board April I, 1985 and April 5, 1986. legal battles under Reagan and Winners in each category will November 22nd beyond. Saturday, November 23, Applications will be available star receive Sl,000 from Rolling Stone Sat & Sun CLOSED 1:00pm at Annabel Taylor Hall ting Friday, November 15 for all and electronic typewriter products November 23rd & 24th peo Need a paper typed? Cherk out Auditroium, Cornell Univeisity. For ple interested in applying for th< \486 from co-sponsor Smith Corona. Mon-Wed 8:30am-4:45pm the lyping services board located in further infonnation please call Harvard University Model United Na Applications are available from November 25th-27th the Egbert Union lobby near the 256-3626. Brought to you by the tions. :\II mterc!>tt'd people should Todd Mcl..cish in the Office of Public Thurs-sat CLOSED west entrance. Persons interested in Public Interest Law Union and Na see Or. cyn1h1d Wat~n in 307 Lnfonnation, West Tower.14th Floor. November 28th-30th offering typing services. please tional Lawyers Guild chapters· of Muller. Application deadline L<; noon Deadline for submissions is June 1. Sunday s:oopm-ll:4Spm rnntact or stop by the Egbert Union Cornell University Law School. December ISi on Tuesday, December 3rd. Office to inquire. 1986. l Theatre/Films Lectures/Seminars Meetings Sports Etcetera Dec.embVL 3 Vec.embVL 2 Vecembvr. 2 VeeembVt 2 Vec.embell. 2 Dec.embvr. 2 !lorn In Flarres, filro Politics Seminar, L3.ub APICS Mtg. , Job Roan, Eg IC Men's Varsity Basket London c.enter Sr. Piano IEcital, Nina sponsored by the Sociol Roan, ~ller Chapel, 4 - bert Union, 7:30 - 8:30 ball at RPI Tou.rnarrent. (A) $250 J\dvance Omkevich, 6 p.m. (F-)-- Dept. and the School of 6:30 p.m. p.m. Deposit l)Je Humanities & Sciences, Vec.embvr. 4 Qiest Artist, Joseph Textor 101, 7:00 p.m. Ve.c.embVt 3 Al Anon ~ting, Phillips IC Men's Varsity SWirmung Classes Resurre B ~. saxoplx:oe, 8:15 SIG! Workshop, Job Roan, Roan, Chapel, 8:30 - 10:00 vs. Cort.land State, 6:90 a.m. p.m. (N) Vec.embeJL 5 F.gbert Uru.on, 10:00 a.m. p.m. p.m. (A) 'Ibe Classic Film Club VeeembVt 51 6 & 7 Sr. Piano, Gilbert Garn- presents "North By Resume workshop, Jab Vec.embvr. 3 IC Waren's Basketball vs. Madrigal Feast. Bucci, 8:15 p.m. (Fl Northwest", Textor 102, Roan, Egbert Un ion, 2 : 0 0 AEX:/BI\COlUS weekly mtg . , Scranton, 7:00 p.m. (A) Terrace Dining Hall, 7:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. Job Roan, 4:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Vec.embell 4 IC Men's Varsit-.1 "B" Faculty Recital, Charli)e.r Dec.embeJL 6, 7 5 8 krerican Marketing Assoc. Sr. Class Group Meeting, Basketball vs. Hartwick Vec.embVt 7 Ehselrble, 8:15 p.m. (Fl SI\B Film, Qiostbusters, lecture, Ford Auditorium, IJel,btt.e Roan, 6:30 - 8:00 College, 7:00 p.'m. (H) Hanukah Textor 102, 7 & 9:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. p.m. l'ccQrdo l'erdetto, Piano Vec.embvr. 5 Hanukah Party, Q)a Trio, 8:15 p.m. (NI Ve.c.embVt 4 Student Governrrent Meeting IC waren's varsity SWllll pel, B:00 p.m. MUSIC (CXNl'INUID) On-campus Recrw. ting Union Dining Hall , 8 : 00 ming VS. Cort.land, 6: 00 Veeembell 5 (orientation "WOrkshop), p.m. p.m. Reserved Student Piaoo Ensellt>le, 8:15 p.m. Dec.embVL 7 Job Rcx:in, F.gbert Union, IC Varsity Men's Basket St:IXiy Areas, Frienru (Fl Percussion Ensemble, 3:00 p.m. Decembvr. s ball vs. RPI, 8:00 p.m. Hall, Roans, 101, 8:15 p.m. (F) Alcoholics Anonyrrous Mtg. , (A) 102, 104, 301, 304 Electrcni.c Music, 9:00 p. SAB Speakers preser.t.s Phillips Roan, Chapel, & 308 9 pn - 12 am (N) Dec.embVL 8 "An Evening with a Play 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. DecembM 6 Electronic Music Recital, boy Advisor", Textor 102, IC Varsity Wrest.ling at Ve.eembeA 8 Vec.embeJt 6 1 p.m. & 3 p.m. (N) 8:30 p.m. Psychology Club Mtg., RIT Invitational (A) Jazz workshop, 8:15 p.m. Friends 203, 7:30 - 8:30 Reserved Student (F) Sr. Trurrpet., ~ Vec~111uc, p.m. IC Wcrren's Varsity swim Study Areas Fri-- Araujo, 2 p.m. (F) Interview 1-orkshop, Jo), ming vs. Potsdam, 4:00 eros Hall, Roc:rns Veeembe!I. 1 Roan, Egbert Union, 3:30 Oeccmbei 6 p.m. (H) 101, 102, 104, 301, -Grad. Viola, Andrea Yan Canposition Students - 5:00 p.m. 'Jhe Navigators Fellowship 304 & 308 9 pn - 12 ~· 12:00 p.m. (Fl Concert, 6:00 & 8:15 p.m. Mtg., DeMotte Rocrn, 7:30 IC Men's Varsity SWim am (F) Writing Program Speaker p.m. nu.ng vs. Potsdam, 4:00 Grad. Violin, Tobi Van Series presents Alison p.m. (H) ,;;,,omer, 3:00 p.m. (N) ·sr. Bassoon, Janice Bisho wri,e, Chapel, a:00 p.m. Drc~mbn 7 7:00 p.m. (N) C-.arru.nq Club Mtg. , ,Job Lh.·,: l'111(\l' "i Grad. Clarinet, Patricia Roan, 7:00 p.m. IC Varsit\7°Wresfi: mg ,1t Carl, 4: 00 p.m. (F) Olmroer Music, 9:00 p.m. . RI'r lnv1 t,1t1on.:il (i,) (N) Dl' L L'll!Lll', g ConiErt. Sponsored by Fncr.ds of Isriicl "1lg., Dl·\· l•ml•(', 7 :-, 5 Bureau of Concerts, John Ch..1pcl, .1: 30 p.m. re v.ws1ty ~£11's I3.1skc>t- Caffert.~d the Beaver 1,., 1 i ,t Univ. of Hod>. BrcMn • 8en Light 'inurn,urcnt (II) Gytmasium, 8:00 p.m. Graa. Voice Lccturc/Recita Sharon Barbell, 7:00 p.m. 1N) Faculty RN:1,,,1, r.u1c!.1 case.. fi: l -, I ,,01. (' ) 6· THE ITHACAN·. OPINIONS/LETTERS Plagued by hitchhiker's blues To the Editor: possibilities of spending a late 31lywhere. achieve transportation at this car keys?" weekend night downtown, 2) Prepare for school. point. 17) Generously offer to help find th I am a senior. currently living possibly propped up inside the 3) Once ready, loudly announce, 6) Offer to fix breakfast. Quickly. e keys. " " . off-campus for the third Center Ithaca parking "Well, rm going!" Make this 7) when housemate asks you 18) Do not find them m the consecutive semester. Though it attendent's booth. Similarly, loud enough to wake at least why you said you were going, hf'<1room. has never been enough to send getting to campus is sometimes one of your housemates. when now you are fixing 19) Suggest that he may have left me back to the dorms. one more than just a job: it's an 4) When he emerges from his breakfast, say that you meant them in th~ car. difficulty of downtown life has adventure. room. check for signs of anger. you were going to fix breakfast, 20) If!1mediately go look. constantly plagued me: not I would like to share this Examples of these are frowning, and for heaven's sake didn't 21) Wtth housemate out of sight, owning a car. In the nicknames scenario with the off-campus growling, and/or brandishing a anybody want some? remove keys from pocket. coined by my unsympathetic student, in the solemn hope that bowling trophy in a weapon-like 8) Avoid swoops from bowling ~2) Lean on the horn. II is housemates--nicknames like it will prevent just one case of fashion. trophy. important at this point to keep "leech". "bum". and more hitchhiker's blues: S) Noticing anger, say "Oh, rm 9) When housemate moves to housemate moving in order to plainly, "scum". With no way to I) Wake up at least three hours sorry, I thought you were up." shower. run into his bedroom. prevent "dass Blowoff". get home. I often shudder at the before you need to be Do not. repeat, do not attempt to and ransack it. 23) When he comes running out 10) Upon finding his car keys, put of the house, triumphantly hold them in your pocket. up keys and say, "They were II) set his clock ahead to ten right in the ignitionl" Look as "T.J." and "E" sharing minutes before he needs to be relieved as possible. at school that day. 24) Before he can say a word. 12) Eat all the breakfast. He won't put key in the ignition and start their latest observations have time. the car. 13) When housemate emerges 25) When housemate gets in, Here are a few quick. words Accident waiting to happen: your 10:00 class and bump into from bathroom, be counting bus speak this important sentence: before Thanksgiving break. The downtown parking the teacher at 3:30. tokens. "Could you do me a huge favor Academic decision of the garages!lt Underclassmen, if you don't 14) Upon his approach. joyfully and take me up to campus with week: Your ride for break leaves Somehow after December I have friend over 21 find one a announce how convenient the you, since I missed my bus to Friday at 1:00pm and you have we just don't think people will fast. bus system is. Immediately help you find your keys?" no cuts left in your 3:00pm dass. breakout the Monopoly sets!! Compared to pizza from the Tonight's Dimies is bound to You can now spend Friday after, reveal that you have to 26) Follow this up with: "If New York City area, this stuff is leave right now in order to catch you're going that way. I mean." be an epic! nights bulk food shopping at poisonl! Does anyone actually watch Tops. your bus and make it to class on 27) Once on campus, pretend You know November is time. not to know why the clocks Punky Brewster? Eighth wonder of the world: coming to a close when Aren't you curious what that Union construction is on 15) Remain seated as housemate seem to have been set back "Rudolph the Red-Nosed goes into bedroom, and shouts almost three hours. book sensor does to people with schedule. Reindeer" is on TV. electronic pacemakers? Student's nightmare: Blow-off "I've only got four minutes to 28) Suggest Daylight savings Remember: Officially make it to classl" Time as a possible cause. Thanksgiving break doesn't start 16) Leap from chair, and run into 29) Get out of the car. until 6:00pm on Ftidayt bedroom immediately after he 30) Run like hell to class. After December 1, attendance shouts, "Where the hell are my Michael Royce David Klein, Editor in Chief is bound to double at 8:00 Lloyd Sarro, Managing Editor Barbara Richard, Advertising Editor Michael Segal, Business Manager classes on Fridays. Lynne Rea!ander, Operations Manager Isn't the Ponderosa commit ting some sort of a crime by Student objects . ,.:ws Editor ...... Karen Pow= advertising "we serve steak"? Even Chuck Norris would Edi~~;;;·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·.·. ·.~::in~: have trouble getting on that Entertainment Editor ...... Allison Deutsch 1:ooam bus from downtown on to the Ithacan' s Assistant ...... Joan Mclrod a saturday. s~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ . T J. and E's Bargain Beer All Photography Editor ...... Adant Riesner star line up: Dr. Ruth review 0 The Big three: Old Milwaukee Ann~ &fit~~- ...... ~~: Milwaukee's Best To the Editor: rape, and answered it to the best B~~~ ·:.·.·.·.·:.-.·.-.·.-.·.-.·.·.-.·.-:.·.·:::.·::.·.·.-.-.-.-.~~ea?:1= Pabst Blue Ribbon A couple of comments in of her professional and personal Typcsc:tting Supervisor ...... •...... •...... •..... Karen Braun Bottom of the keg: Blatz reference to Ouistopher Payne's opinion. Copy Editor ...... Brad Tucker Grand Union Premium article, entitled "Dr. Ruth's When Payne writes that "she ~:=~·:::.·:.-.·.-.-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~ Red, White and Blue Simple Wit." which appeared in (Dr. Ruthi obviously needs to Dimies, the movie, will be the November 14th issue of The expand her knowledge o~·:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~K:: shown every Thursday at 9pm Ithacan. concerning the issue of rape." I Public Relations Director ...... Elissa Vendig in 1102. Ftrst of all. according to Payne, Distribution ...... Bob Haubcrg, Kenny Schoen find it hard to believe that any FOR SALE ... Electric Dr. Ruth "offered her opinion on college student, no matter how cat ... Hardly used ... Real Oleap. vatious topics, incuding abortion arrogant. would have the Guest line of the week sent in (which she is firmly against)". impudence to imply that he or from Bill Leisner: "On the fire On the contrary. it is the banning she is more knowledgeable on sticker located on dorm room THE ITHACAN of legalized abortion that Dr. the subject than someone of Dr. doors. why is LEAVE THE Ruth opposes, not abortion Ruth's educational as well as Founded 1932 ROOM IMMEDIATEL y listed itself. and it is this opinion which practical background. Incorporated 1969 fourth?" she voiced Monday evening. Sometime along I am almost send in your comments and Secondly, who is Payne to say certain I learned that reporting THE ITHACAN Is a student newspaper published by The Ithacan questions to:" rJ." and "E" do that Dr. Ruth possesses should be objective. If this is the Publishing Company, Ithaca, New York. h la published every Thura The Ithacan, Egbert Union "ignorance about the subject of case. Payne's article can barely day during the academic year and distributed without charge on the (please include name). rape"? Dr. Ruth openly admitted hhaca College campus. be considered reporting. much We both wish you a safe and earlier in the discussion that she less accurate reporting. As II pu~lc selYlce, THE ITHACAN will print relevant events of happy ThanksgiVing Break. is not a politician and speaks publlc Interest to the Ithaca College comnnmlty In Its Announcanents "T.J. • Costello only for herself. Later. she was Craig C. Balley section without charge. Hla requested that these messages be sent "E" Elnrelnhofer through lntlll'Cllmpua mall or to the address below, and received asked a question dealing with TV/R '89 before 8:00pm on the Sunday prior to the publication date. They can also be placed In 1HE ITHACAN mailbox located on the Egbert Union, To the Editor: investments out or leave them in will next to the check cashing window. CORRl;CTIONS To clarify what was quoted by not produce landslidlng results in THE lllfACAN also ancounigas student and faculty Input for stories sean Rooney in the November 14th ending what is going on in South and/or submissions. We do request that they Include your full name, In the lirst paragraph of issue of the Ithacan, I am totally Africa. I feel that the best thing we phone number where you can be reached, major with graduation date. "Miscommunication ousts against apartheid. As for Ithaca can do is put prt>ssure on thr u s. and/or affiliation with Hhaca College. Electric cat" in the November College's Funds in South Africa. 1 government. 14th issue, WIC& TV should be feel that whether they take money THE ITHACAN WICB-FM. hhaca College In the 6th paragraph of al lhe bhaam office. ~Ulll Ithaca, New York 14850 "Miscommunication ousts (807)27 4-3207 Hall bases11m1: Please Include Electric cat". "New Music Panic nane. 1111d phone .....·._.. Blasts" should be "New Music wbeae ~ can be R:adlcd. Dance Rlac;tc;". November 21, 1985 THE ITHACAN 7 - - - - . - - -- . -- ITHACAN VARIETY This Week in Arts and Leisi1re FM 93's Bill Todd and his zoo crew create excitement By Dorothy Donnelly station. and a poorly-rated elevator-music station. He Monday night is a zoo with the recognized his talent as capable Amazing Bill Todd and his zoo of more than the ordinary "timc Crew on FM93. Bill Todd temp-title" disc jockey. He join presents your favourite Top 40 ed 2104 which remained at the hits as you've never heard them top of the market until he before. Don't be surprised if you entered Ithaca College as a hear drops of Dr. Ruth talking freshman last year. about "goat sex". It's just one of When Bill came to Ithaca he Bill Todd's many humorous was confident that he would find interludes that make you say a place in the market. He "I'd love to see that!" scanned the radio and decided Bill Todd began his heavily that FM93 could offer him the personality-oriented "Night Time best available opportunity. He ZOO" show late last August. He presented a tape and resume brings to the listener something and was added to the staff they can have fun with. The immediately. "ZOO" is different from other Bill Todd's responsibilities at programming because it FM93 have grown with his exp consists of comedy drops, fake perience. He is the production commercials, phone-ins and manager in charge of all general wackiness. and of commercials on the air and he course, great tunes. frequently assists the program Before the show airs Monday, ming department with idea.'>. Bill does a lot of preparation so Bill's main goal is to be five that his show will be fresh and years out of college and have his entertaining. He reads own station to grow and expand -by- newspapers and magazines from. AS for now. he's learning Ithaca College student and radio entreprq,eur, BIO Todd, hosts his show, the Night lime Z(J() on FM 93 daily and he takes notes on every day on the job with his and 105.5 FM, Aside from his show on Monday nights, Bill Todd DJ's regularly on WVBR and wriJes his material that may be applicable "Night Time ZOO". . -0wn shows as well as commercials. -- to his radio format. Bill puts in In his very own show. Bill several hours a week writing Todd has hosted fascinating original material. developing special guests such as Dr. Ruth new comedy drop-ins. and on Westheimer. the well-known The Ithaca College the actual production of his sex therapist . and Mel Blanc Monday night show. who is the famous voice behind week in retrospect Bill Todd came to FM93 from Buggs Bunny and Daffy Duck. VIDEOS Norfolk, Virginia. where he had He has also developed support I· Cl.DIN FREY By Brad Tucker funds including his latest -v ou Bdona"' lhe c..,,· -MCA previously been spinning disks 2· STAIISM' November 3, 1949-Accordingto November 16, 1961-ln The for Hot Hits 2104 FM, a top radio Turkey Drive. Bill Todd asks his "We Built ThisCity"-Grunt/RCA the Ithaca Journal, Ithaca Ithacan . another report on the station around the Vuginia Beach listeners to donate Thanksgiving J•A.flo\ area. Bill Todd developed his Turkeys for the hungry in '"T.lceOnMe"-WB College will begin operational construction of the new campus tests. with the consent of the states that the next stage of interest in radio when he was see Todd page 8 FCC. of a new FM radio station. development will be for 3 ski sixteen and worked at a news The tests for WITJ. a ten-watt . slopes and 2 ski trails. including educational station featuring a rope tow. at the top of the hill diversified music and run by behind Dorm 3. An area Will also students. are required prior to a be cleared and flooded for Crispin premiers formal application for a broad· cast license. skating. 8· TIID9SClll1WINS "Silent Voices" "La,Y_Hand,.., Me"-Ar- November 29, 1979-The November 30, 1972.:.The repons on the Union 9- IUIIYAIIIMWOIUI Ithacan reports that the eleven Ithacan "Ob Sboila" -MCA students involved in the Ku Klux Renovation progress. After two years in the planning stages, at Handwerker 10·111511 Klan Halloween masquerade "BiaManey"-Mttcury~ will begin their appeals process. work has finally started. Pfans By Lindsey Stires which feature massive masonry ll•S1111Q Seven of the students were . include moving the Pub from porticos. mansard roofs. but· "fuftaaroundYourtbt" between the Towers to the A&M expelled and the other four were The IC Handwerker Gallery is tresses. turrets and towers. suspended until the fall of 1980. Union. moving the mail room to Frances Connelly, director of the third floor to allow for office proud to premiere "Silent Under the Judicial Code. they the gallery and assistant were found guilty of violating expansion. and major changes Voices." an exhibit of ll·SIMPUIIINDS sections D (Personal Respe('t in the Rec Room and Dining Hall. photographs by Jon Crispin professor of An History. states. "AIMandKicl John Cafferty and the to benefit the MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY Beaver Brown Band ASSOCIATION LP and cassette FEB 15-16 8P.M .. 8AM Only $5.99 , 12 HOURS OF MUSIC & FUN All brand new TRIP shipment of cassettes DINNER & MORE $2.99-$10.99 COMPUTER REGISTER AT THE UNION 10-3 Get'Em While They DEC 2-6 & JAN 27-31 5PONSOREDBY- Last!! PHYS ICAL THERAPY ASSOC. vember 21, 1985 THE ITlt\C.\\ ,, rispin's premier Urban Blight: mpage 7 show will be held at the gallery Going through the motions lement a program for care of from s to 8pm on Friday. Nov. insane. These hospitals IS. The reception and exhibil L<; By Skippy Murphy rould be allributNI to 1he fart "Pran· Train" 1wlurh 1h1·, chd" re designed to minimize the free and open to 1he public. that there wew two shows. or 10 very shon version of 1. tht·ir llHJ',I ysical restraint of patients and In ca<;c you s1wnt this 1hr rather high admission prire. famous song. tht>y only S<·t·nwd imize their participation in The Handwerker Gallery is weekend at thr Dugout ,\lso. the ownrr nf thr Haunt to be going through the mo1ion:-.. \ rk and recreational programs. loc.ated on the first floor of the chugging beers and missed it. went out ow·r \\ 1n .,aying Al'iO. thtir new drumrnrr doe<, 'Silent Voices" was made Gannet! Center. The gallery is once again Urban Bligh! play<:>d tht·y would be vc~ stnct and 1101 seem to fil in well yn ible by a grant from the open from 9am to 9pm, Monday the Haunt-· this limr. both Friday not allow underagt people into !hough I think given 1ime hi' 1q1J w York State Council on the throught Thursday, and 9am 10 dnd Saturday nights !November 1hr show (usually gelling in 10 tw a hugr plus to th<· banp1emlwr scheduling future bar gigs. The show itself wa<; rather 2lStl. or the Haunt on St'ptrmher While I didn't ralC'h the Friday disappointing also. II was well 2oth. Thry did. howcvrr. do an IIHACA show. I was ablt 10 fork over six after ten o·riock before the- Bligh! awesome version of "Peart· dollars 10 see them Saturday came on. They came on. playrd Train" the second time around. night. Thr crowd was rather for an hotrr. ancl left the stage for in which th<:> lt'ad singer 100k small I lc1ct. it was not too hard a long break. Dilling thtir first srt hack hLc; old place behind th<· TONIGHT! to ddl1ce Id raritv for an Urban they scenwd very drums and. for thr first timl' dll Bli~ht show at the Hauno. This unenthusiastic. i ('ll during night. the Blight seemed to he enjoying themselves. They c1L<,o BEETHOVEN did solid versions of "Tempt<· not to dann·. For those of vou who haw Vt't S9 regular Tickets Hickey's Music. .5N.!S1iKS' to see Urban Blight. it is strongl~· S6 50 Students/ Ithaca College Student Union. suggested you do so. 1f amt HAIR STYLING [ 1, _-.,..,,~: Senior Citizens J W Rhodes and at door v,s.!'J when thry play Ithaca again. 405 Eddy Stlftt, Collegetown Open Thursday evenings They are truly onr of thr tighl!"st dance bands around. • 1,, ~ \l K(JRI\ ...,f ·~1~'\lA "1fV. ... 11~ ... l>l,1 !J ERIC DEMEL [ 1st Place: Mitchell Weissberg 2nd Place: Deann J. Hollander 3rd Place: Janet Snyder ; ROGAN'S CORNERS a Pizza & Subs To Go ,~ 273-6006 ~ ~ ~ I i Come Out Early F0r Dinner And a A Great Night of Entertainment ~ Plums uThe Best Restaurant In Town,, 10 THE ITHACAN November 21, 1985 Men's volleyball from page 12 .. ·.' ..., . cleared through the Ithaca team by next semester. "I'm 99 Eastern lntercolleglate Volleyball College Health Center before percent definite we'll be Association in the Upstate ._, any approval can be given. approved," Krupa said. "The Conference. Other teams .:-,_. .. ~-. Pronli does not see any reason only problems I see are include Cornell University, RPI, t''.·-··:;':·~--... -----···_ - for her denying the application. scheduling practice times in the the University of Rochester, ' ' .- ... ' - . "I don't see any reason why gym." Albany, Cortland State, and -r ' !*. . they shouldn't," Prontisald "As ApproXimately eight teams· Syracuse. Games will be long as they follow the plus intramural sports will be scheduled within the con guidelines, there shouldn't be a competing for top practice ference. If playoffs should come problem. times, and Krupa is not up, the games would be with Final approval of any campus expecting many oplirm.nn times. selected teams from other New organiz.ation must be obtained To combat this, the team will York State conferences and from Director of campus practice with Cornell University other conf~rences throughout Activities Sharon Policello. "It's and at Ithaca's YMCA. "There is the east. Provided approval is terribly rare that we would deny enough interest, so we should given, the team should begin an organil.ation which they (club get some practice time," Krupa play in mid-February. sport) would approve," Policello said. "Hopefully we'll be able to "Anyone interested is said. "They usually have more keep the players interested welcome to come to our requirements than we do." working with the times and meetings and practices," Krupa Krupa himself is confident places we end up with." said. "We always can use more there will be a men's volleyball The team will be placed in the players." Interceptions save game from page I - I.C.'s first score came after turnover. Co-captain Dan Welkley and Kass fumbled on Merchant Toe Mariners were driving for Joe Marra each intercepted a ,1 Marine's one-yard line. Tight end a possible game-tying score pass within the final three By Mike Murphy records fell at the meet, as well Craig Chiesa recovered the ball when comerback Jamie Rosin minutes to preserve the victory. 1 as setting national qualifying in the end zone and Nick tackled Mariner quarterback Skip 5aturday, the Bombers go up times. Freshman Nancy Stapp Gurrera's extra point made 7-0. Azzarita, on a bootleg, to stop a against the best they've seen all J The Ithaca COiiege women's broke IC's 100-yard breaststroke After making some offensive touchdown. Defensive tackle year with the possible exception swimming and diving team set record With a time of 1:09:76. adjustments at halftime, the Steve Sweeney then recovered of Division uopponent American 1 three Ithaca records and had Stapp also set a new IC record Bombers came out in the a fumble on the following play to international. AIC handed the two national qualifying times in in the 200-yard individual second half and scored on a set up Ithaca's game-winning Bombers their only loss, 41'.s, at their 85-45 win over East medley. Barbara Radiff 34-yard run by Kass. "The first drive. see Union page 11 Stroudsburg University last shattered the Ithaca 1000-yard drive we popped right down Tuesday night. freestyle record with a time of there, and they adjusted and ''THE AFFORDABLE BOUQ The 200-meclley relay team · ll:06:09. started shutting us down," qualified for nationals with a The meet was the women's Coach Jim Butterfield said, "In WITH A LIFT" time of 1:55:47. Maureen first dual meet of the season and the second half, we came in Costello, Anne Baxter, Lisa started the Bombers on their With a different formation that WE'LL DELIVER A BUNCH Shanks, and Kirsten Coleman way. The team's next meet is put their defense under a little OR YOU CAN PICK THEM UP swam an impressive relay for Dec. s at Cortland State. 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"The race was really Offensive Coordinator Jerry 28.3 points per game this It's a senst> of accomplishment year. Ware mentioned, "It's competitive and the last mile Boyes. has many strengths. season. Defensive COordinator that we·ve made it this far, but going to be tougher for us to do was really fast.'' When asked Their predominately odd-type Tim Falkner emphasizes the as well this year." about the Nationals she added. defense is aggressive and strong we're not done. Making it to the excellence of Union's skill playoffs is only our first step." This is due to the fact that "We are definately going there' off the ball. ''There's no one are,a positions. along with Ithaca, the other to win. If we all run our best rare of their defense we can exploit Game time at Alexander Field teams in Nationals have gotten we could be awesome." as_ a weakness," Boyes said. Senior cornerback Jamie Rosin in SChenectady JS 12:00 noon. better. At the quahfiers, the women were led by colleen Skelly, who finished second at 18:55, four seconds off the pace. "(COileen) Basketball to begin Friday Skelly has been consistent all from page 12 year," said ware. Other top finishers included Gabriella game by shooting 55.9 percent Now entering his junior yt>,ar, intensity, he's right up there with games this season. No player Frittelli, Beth saxton, cathy from the field. His scoring with another year of experience Jamie Frank (1982)." can consistently average 40 Living.ston, and Terri Barr who average was the highest for a under his belt, expectations are As far as learning the game, minutes a game at the college finished sixth, seventh. ninth, freshman since 1979-80 when once again high for Vye. With Vye still needs some work on level without it having an and 14th respectively. "Terri Barr All-American Tom Hart ·solid supporting team members, his rebounding. "I hope he can effect." Baker said. "Wc"II try to ran the best race of her life," averaged 15.7 points. Along the Andy Vye should have another improve hL'> rebounding so he rest him three to four minutes in stated Ware. Barr, a sophomore way, Vye also shot .762 from the outstanding season and can up his average to 10 the middle of each half in order Physical Therap)'. maj~._ said free throw line. hopefully will help improve the rebounds a game." Baker said. to improve his quality time." ------, Bomber team. "He can improve and has the Another area in which Vye is Head coach Tom Baker is capacity to improve in that helpful is the coaching staff. impressed with Vye·s area." Besides putting points on the coachibility and desire to play One thing which Baker will lry board, he has an overall :~- KEVIVAL IS the game. "Vye as intense a to help Vye in is getting him knowledge of the game. "He s Just Arrived player as I've coached here." more rest during games. "He one of the players who we can Baker said. 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Bowling recommended.by I I ~- IC baseball team L...... ~....,...... ,...... ----...... a November 21, 1985 ross coun ry teams earn bid to the Nationals By Tom Costello tough RIT squad. Pat o·conner, If you ask a member of the Rich Surace, and John Benson Ithaca College Cross Country locked up qualification for Ithaca team what they plan to do over with finishes of 13th. 15th, and Thanksgiving break, you can 36th places respectively." After expect a big smile. a bad performance at the state Both men and women will be meet (two weeks ago), I just sending full teams to the thought I had to make it up this Division Ill National week," stated Pat O'Conner. Championships to be held With 34 teams in Divison Ill in November 23 at Stone Mountain New York State, only 3 teams go Park Golf Course in Atlanta, ' to Nationals. "We're happy to be Georgia. The meet is hosted by there." said Ware. "If we can Emory University. finish in the top 10 nationally it 1~.~, Both teams qualified this past would be nice." Ithaca has If weekend at the New York faced tough competition all year qualifying race held at Sunken in the ICAC, and the three teams Meadow State Park on LOng from N.Y. are all from the ICAC ,--~=:~:-:~:~--. _, . ,_ ... -... ~:-."":-.'.r······--, Island. "It was a nice Cross (RIT, Ithaca, St. Lawrence). •• \. . ··"\I' country course," stated head "Hopefully we will be close in _-! ~-;-. -- .ii"'.• ,-= ,,.;._' :· : ~..... coach Bill Ware. Team member our (ICAC) group," ware added. Pat o·conner added, "I thought LaSt year Quinn and the hills helped us". Goodenough went to the The men's team will send a National meet as individuals Pldoi,,-.. full squad of seven runners to with Goodenough capturing Thls past Wf!ekend, the Ithaca College wrrst/ing team hosted the Wrtstl/ng Invitational whidl began on Friday the national meet for the first tenth place and All-American and concluded Saturday evening. Host Ithaca C61/ege came in second wiJh 139 points. SLU came in fll'Sl _time in Ithaca College history. honors and Quinn finishing 32nd wiJh 162¾ points. Led once again by co-captains out of the best 182 runners in Jim Quinn, fifth place 25:45, and Division Ill. Jerry Goodenough, sixth place The women's team also 26:04, Ithaca captured second grabbed a first place finish in IC wrestlers finish second place at the qualifiers behind a see Ooss country pag~ 11 By Jim Connors respective weight classes. and Paul SChumann (5th) at 126 The Third Annual Ithaca Senior Chris LoPresto went all while having to wrestle with a College Wrestling Invitational is the way to the finals before face-guard. now history, and for the first bowing out in 1he 134 pound Mike carrera took third at 142. time since the tournament's division. LoPresto also captured Paul Mankowich took 41h at ISO, inception, lhe host team did not the "Most Falls" Award for lhe while Chris Brady and Tom win it. That distinction belongs to tournament. Mankowich placed 41h and 5th the SI. Lawrence sainls, who IC's Pete Mankowich won lhe respectively al 158. Tony finished in first place with 162 1421b class, as well as "Most Villareale came in 5th at 177 and and three fourths points. Outslanding Wrestler" for lhe Jeff Brett 6th at 190. A battered and bruised Ithaca tournament, but his scores did Grappler Notes: College team finished a not count toward the Bombers' -All-American Glenn Cogswell respeclable second with 139 totals because of eligibility rules. (126) was kept out of the points. Western New England Pete will become eligible second Invitational because of a sore took third place wilh 86 and semester. elbow and knee. three fourths total points. Other noteworthy perfor -Two-time All-American Bob Heavyweight Rich Kane and mances were !urned in by Panariello will have his shoulder . 150 pounder Chris Ledyard won freshman Keith Wagner al IIB operated on this week at _.,, __ 1he toumamen1 for IC at their (3rd), Rich Biggers (4th) al 134 Tompkins Community Hospital. 6'5" Junlor Andy Yye looks forward to another ouJstandirlg season wUh the Ithaca QJllege Bombers Baslcnball squad 1.C.'s Andy Vye Men's volleyball ·at IC? By Mike Murphy Men's volleyball, however, paperwork last year and I've to be catalyst ha<. not reached lhe level of picked up some of the work "Because of the Olympics, popularity on the east coast, a,, which needs to be done," Krupa By Dan Branch be the ca1alyst in improving the volleyball has started to become it has out west, even after lhe said. "Right now we're waiting 1eam·s 13-12 record of last year. more popular." junior Ron Krupa Olympic games. This is to see if we get approved before As winter approaches, the vye, a &5 forward from says. "But I had no idea it would evidenced by lhe lack of men's we can start anything." Ithaca College Men's basketball Philadelphia, was immediately be this popular." team's lhroughout the east, Before a· club team can be team prepares for !heir 1985-86 promoted to varsity in his Volleyball is a sport mos! including llhaca couege. But approved, the team must meet season. The Bomber squad freshman year and has since commonly associaled wilh the !hanks to the efforts ·of Ron important Ithaca College looks solid wilh 6-3 senior guard played every Bomber game. He California beach scene, allhough Krupa and Chris Garnish, that guidelines. Director of Club Scott Wilson, 6-4 forward Mark showed his impact on lhe team the sport is a highly competitive will soon change. Sports Zoe Pronti says lhe team Comish, 6-8 transfer student and the ICAC conference by intercollegiate sport. Women's Ex-women's volleyball must submit a written constitu from Maryland, Yance Hicks, winning the ICAC Rookie of the volleyball is the perfect example manager Ollis Garnish, · since tion, a-roster of ieam names and and 6-5 Al Whilney who sat out Year and earning first team of this, even on the Ithaca graduated, began the process of identification numbers, a-written lase year. all-conference honors. COilege campus (Ithaca's Crying to start a men's volleyball schedule, and the team must These four could mark an During his frestunan season. women's team Is presently In team last season and Krupa is have an advisor. Most improvement over last year, but Vye averaged ll.6 points per the running for an NCAA playoff trying to p1ece· together any importantly, the ·team must be junior Andy Vye could prove to sN"Ilasutlioll page J J · berth). loose ends. "Garnish started 1he s~ 'Yolleyball 11t11e 11