The Signal, Vol. 97, No. 2 (March 8, 1972)

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The Signal, Vol. 97, No. 2 (March 8, 1972) Upper Volta Ambassador At TSC by Jim Gordon The College Union Board in The Royal Drummers conjunction with graduate themselves do not speak courses, "Life and Education in English, and Ambassador Black Africa" and "Black Guirma and their producer, Mr African Ethnic Music" is John Anthony will speak for sponsoring the Naba Woubri them. The Ambassador will give Yumba Royal Drummers of an informal speech during Upper Volta, intermission, and Mr Anthony The program Wednesday will provide commentary during evening at 8:00 p.m. in Cromwell the performance. African Main Iawnge will consist of refreshments made by the Royal explanations and demonstrations Drummers themselves will be of each type of drum used as well served during intermission. as ceremonial music and dances The performance this evening of Upper Volta. is open to students and the The Royal Drummers have public, and there is no admission been well received in New York charge, as the performance is and around the East Coast within funded by the Student Finance the last year. The Royal Mass of Board through College Union Mogho was performed in Saint Board. Instrumental is Patrick s Cathedral last April 25. arranging for the Royal It was a blending of two cultures, Drummers to be here were Dr. with the African Tribal Music Messina, Professor Stanley complimenting the Catholic Austin and Mr. DeNicola of the Latin-text of the Mass. The Purses Found In Lake Sylvia graduate courses, assisted by Ambassador to the United Steve Zavodnick, Miss Terry by Fred Heyer Nations from Upper Volta, Martinac and Paul Finocchio-of Frederick Guirma, and his the College Union Board. brothers, Bishop Constantin On Friday, March third, an All three purses were Guirma and Rev. Rene Guirma. stole the purses. An informal luncheon will be unidentified boy fishing in Lake apparently stolen and after collaborated on the Mass, which held upon the arrival of the Sylvia came up with a strange The purses belong to Jane The New York Times described drying out in Sanson House Royal Drummers, and later in catch: a woman's purse. Poking (where the Security Department O'Neal, Diane Moscarello and as "a successful wedding of the evening a formal dinner is to along with his fishing pole in the Jacqueline Ann Fries. African and European music, of is located) they were picked up be held in Rhodora Theatre. same area, he came up with two by their owners. Jane O'Neal reported that her black-tie choral singers and other purses. pocketbook was stolen at the Formal invitations have been Security has no clue as to who tribally costumed drummers, or sent to Governor and Mrs. Computer Center in Green Hall rapid native cadences and Cahill, Chancellor and Mrs. at about four o'clock on swelling Western sonorities." Dungan and Commissioner and February 29 She said that she The Royal Drummers were also Mrs. Marburger, as well as had put her coat and her purse on hosted at Carnegie Hall on Dec. members of the Board of the table behind her, worked on 13, where they were accorded a Trustees. Also attending will be the computer for a few minutes, standing ovation. Recently, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Baxter, who and when she turned around she Lehigh University also received will represent Mayor Holland in found that her purse was the Royal Drummers, where presenting a plaque to missing. they participated in a Protestant Ambassador Guirma on behalf of Diane Moscarello's purse was Chapel Service which the the City of Trenton. Also stolen that same morning at 9:30 Guirma brothers also origin­ included are Mayor Hemm of in the Reference Room of the ated. Ewing Township, Dr. and Mrs. Library. Said Miss Moscarello: Brower, Mr Anthony Scott, the I w alked in. put my books down Deans of the College, Dr. Frank with my pocketbook and went to Night Patrol Myers, Joanny Yameogo, look for a book. When I came exchange student from Upper back, I saw that my purse wasn't Volta attending Lehigh there." Diane's purse contained University, various members of seven dollars in cash. Her credit At TSC the College faculty, and card was not taken. members of the C.U.B and The third purse belongs to advisors. Jacqueline Ann Fries, who by Liz Stephenson neither reported it as stolen or The performance of the Naba could be reached for comment of Woubri Yumba Royal Drum­ any kind. No one can be sure just how For those of you who are mers is an important addition Photo Credit Reverend M L. Richie many more stolen items might wondering who those strange to cultural events hosted by the College, and promi§es to be a A STRANGE CATCH — an unidentified boy found these be lying at the bottom of the people are who walk around the lakes. campus in the middle of fhe performance not to be forgotten. purses in Lake Sylvia while fishing. See related story. night wearing orange and white striped vests which glow in the dark your bewilderment is about to end. Those "strange" people are not, contrary to popular belief, pledging any fraternity or sorority; rather, they are part of the newly implemented Night Security Patrol. What is the Night Security Pa tori, and what does it do? The NSP was formed to help the already existing security ——— U Hli department keep an eye out for Vol.97 No. 2 TRENTON STATE COLLEGE Wednesday, March 8,1972 TSC students. Essentially, the NSP are extra eyes and ears for Security. There are two patrols which go out every night of the week, their duties are simply to Cause F or Parking Problem Found walk around the campus checking doors, windows, by M. i. Richie making sure that all is quiet and giving the TSC students a The major cause for the crackdown on illegal cars on greater feeling of security. crowding in the parking lot was campus. There are at present thirteen discovered last week. Dr. Jere Faculty and staff parking is Paddock, Dean of Students, members of the Patrol: Eugene also a major problem. There are made a check at 11:30 one Costa, Maggie Tallon, Stan not enough spaces for all the morning of two of the front Zuber, Jeff Bishop, Steve campus employees so many of parking lots and found 52 cars McMinn, Liz Stephenson, Marie them are forced to park in fire lacking TSC parking decals. It McLaughlin, Gary Martin, Doug zones and other no parking seems that this preponderance of Walsh, Jim Vigilante, and Jim areas. This causes a safety illegal cars taking up parking Knapic. Weeknights the Patrol hazard if it was necessary to spaces causes people with works from 8:30 to 11:30, and bring emergency equipment on stickers to park illegally. The weekends the Patrol works from campus. This hazard was security department has been 7:00 to 1:00, providing the graphically illustrated two ticketing illegally parked cars campus with security during the weeks ago when the Pennington first so that the real cause of the prime hours of the night. Roard fire department was problem remains untouched. The next time you see the called in connection with a Late last week some 70 cars orange and white vests strolling possible fire in one of the were ticketed one morning for around TSC, remember, they're relocateables. There was a car out there for you. not having a sticker. Plans are now underway for some sort of (Continued on Page Three! Wednesday, March 8,1972 P.ige Two TRENTON STATE COLLEGE Venus Denied By Dennis Jensen The above article appeared in When first glancing at the the New York Times on Sunday, article, one might get the feeling February 27, 1972, and it raises of "chills down the back" in the some interesting questions not thought that intelligent life could only for the aliens for which it is be out there and possibly not concerned but also for us very far off But if we must send earthlings. something out there let it be Consider the two human beings more in the form of an S O S. and in the illustration: while the not a post card. man's hand is raised in a friendly Finally, how can we ever gesture, the woman's hand is really hope to learn something not. An alien with any brains at about life, or the respect of it, on all might immediately misin­ other worlds, when we can't terpret this and conclude that achieve this goal on our own the human without the little planet. sack at the center of the body is therefore a hostile member of the planet. On the other hand, suppose that we consider a "friendly salute" is to THEM a declaration that "We will bury Do some you!" Are these two human beings a realistic representation of what girls have we are here on earth? If either one was seen bounding about without a stitch, they would soon find their cold asses in jail for more fun? indecency. If realism is the aim of this message, why the lack of pubic hairs? Some girls do have more To Let Others Know We Are Here While the lady looks aside and fun than others. They're - Walter Sullivan ®1972 by The New York Times Co. Reprinted by permission not directly at us, the man stares straight ahead. Observe also the always on the go. Love Tonight, if all goes well, the United States will launch the longest space mission in history. Its primary manner in which both are hiking, camping, all active goal is to send back to earth, some two years hence, close-up pictures and scientific observations of Jupiter, standing.
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