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THE ITHACA'.~~¾·, _._ ~·"' The Student Newspaper for Ithaca College i;_; ~- ~ -~A Volume 15 Issue 8 March 29,1984 "(?~ Add/drop period to remain at two weeks; Leary calls decision a 'positive step overall'
by Brian Walsh willing to put in 1hc time." The Academic Policies Com· When the proposal was first rnittee voted down the pro· discusst>cl in November. near posal to cut ·,he add/drop ly all members of 1he commit period from two weeks to one. tee were in favor of a one :\t the March 23 meeting. week policy.with the exception wprcsenrarives from Student of the students. Government made their last Almost one-half of the non .\
if ENN is profitable yel, his by banks and other Chocolate So~pA ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 outlook .is clearly bullish and businesses--display news, in- the r~nQ'1S.f; ,qf, the ~~ti~Js. 'form,lljOfl and ads 24 hours.~, . Baseball season opens today...... 16 ·: ~ith~-~e.l;>oardst)~ .-.day. . . . , 1====·=· ='======:::=:!::===·======di \1,lr<'h .!'l.l'li\.l 2 l"lll: tnL\CA:\ "ii THE ITHACAN McHugh Founded 1932
Incorporated 1969 accepting -EDITORS-
ll,I\ ,· I "' lwr I lll!OH 1:-. UIIU interns ll,t\'1(1 "lt·m \1:\:S,:\(,t:>:<; I .lllTOII lln,m I' \\'dish ;-.;1:ws WASHINGTON. Mar< h 7 -- ( llll Mon,, "n<'~l'r !-,()(:1111111.1. grcssman Matt Mrl-lugh ,~ ,11 ,1, llov Robert L Christiansen. a In 1963, he serwd as acting articles in professional journals geologist with the U.S. director of the National and has served as an invited Senior Class Fund Geological Survey. will speak :\eronautics and Space Ad lecturer at colleges and univer at Ithaca College on ministration ·s (NASA) Manned sities across the country. He at ss,ooo plateau, "Volcanism: Mapping the Space Sciences Division. has worked as a consultant in Earth's Interior" on Wednes Through his involvement with both the public and private ., day. April .i at 8 p.m. in Project Ranger. Project sector. including Atlantic is still seeking. goal ,. ', Science 202. Surveyor and Project Voyager. Hichfield, Shell Oil. Mobil Oil. Christiansen 1s the first Shoemaker has examined the New York State Electric and The 1984 Senior Class Fund would like the mone\' speaker m the College's 1984 c1pplication or television Gas. the Power Authority of the is well underway. This year's deducted from the damag<· C.P. Snow Lecture Series. Tht' systems to investigate the State of New York and the U.S. senior class, which has created deposit they paid as freshpn series. which will focus on geology of extraterrestrial Department of Energy. the scholarship as their class sons (this is still present ewn geology. will bring two other bodies. The C.P. Snow Lecture gift. held several phone-a-· if you moved off campus1. leading geologists to the South Bird is recognized as one of Series was instituted at Ithaca thons and sent letters to all Seniors have been asked to Hill campus. the world's foremost College in 1965 to bring scien seniors asking them to pledge. pledge S19.84. This is Eugene Shoemaker. also a authorities on plate tectorucs. tific issues lo those without Thus far. approximately ss.ooo reasonable considering on<· geologist with the U.S. His work has been cited by the science backgrounds. has come in with a substantial can take the money from the Geologic-al Survey, will speak Associated Press. United Press The series is coordinated by amount still outstanding. damage deposit; which will on "Bombardment of the Earth International. Heuters. THE Stephen Schwartz. associate disrupt cash flow to a The goal for the '84 scholar and Crises in the History of NEW YORK TIMES. TIME and professor and chair of the minimum. ship fund is to raise s10,ooo in Life" on Monday, April 9. On NEWSWEEK. among others. department of The senior class has rt·cc1\·· Wednesday, April 18, .John Bird has published numerous philosophy/religion. senior contributions: Ithaca Bird. professor of geology at College has promised to match ed response from about one Cornell University, will discuss the contributions dollar to third of the senior class. If one "The Geological Evolution of College grads turn dollar. This will mean a total of half of the senior class donat1·~ ~· the Earth. s20.ooo. The endowed S19,84 the fund would ha\'<' about S9,000. It's not to late to All lectures will be held at 8 down career offers scholarship will remain here forever proudly bearing the '84 pledge, and there shouldn't lw p.m. in Scit·nce 102 and are NEW YORK. NY (CPS)-- "Top plants in geographic areas name. The scholarship will be difficulty reaching the s10.ooo free and open to the puhlic. caliber" college grads ap where they can't go sailboating awarded annually to deserving goal with your cooperation II Christiansen's research has parently have turned down or golfing or skiing." students entering thr senior you need another pledge card. concentrc1tcd on volcanoes- enough low-level and middle The only companies not "fin class. there's a stack. in the senior both active and ancient-- m the level management Job offers ding it difficult to take these regions of Yellowstone Na class mailbox in the stuck111 recently to cause some mid-management jobs that are The purpose of the scholar Government office Oust sign tion.ii Park. the Snake Hiver employers to worry about a now opening again," Gow ship is to create a class gift Plain in Idaho, the Great Basin and leave in the envelop<· "mid-management vacuum" points out, arc some high-tech with meaning. The gift will provided). m Nevada and Eastern Califor during the next few years. a industries. serve the College Community nia. the Cascade Hange in the employment consulting firm "High tech is the glamour in and will be a memorial of those This is a gift we'll look had, Pacific Northwest and in says. dustry now," he explains. "like in the '84 class who have pass upon and be proud of. Make Hawaii. I le has published plastics was 20 years ago." ed away during our four years sure you're part of it In "an mformal phone stu 1 1 1 Io 1, 1 I I I I I I I I I I•• I• I I I I I• 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 0 0 1 0 March 29,1984 HIE ITIIACAj'; 5 .News Network is "hit" on campus from page I "Every morning we progrc1m the day·s news and sports. But advertisers Ciln go to ,... ~ ::. : ' •,' 'r ,. ,_ ; !>Ome--or all--Enn·s campuses. along with what's happening '. too. To advertise to University on ach particular campus. into of Maryland-College Park the rnmpus·own computer !>tudents, for example. would that drives th<' message rost S400 a month for a hoards." Markey says. "Th<" • 20-charactcr message. messages recycle about ever \ Like most venturcs--the eight minutes. and arc roughly Cl. newspaper inserts. a new ad 80 percent n<"ws and informa !>Upported music videotap<' tion. and 20 percent ads." !>yndication. the Campus "We really enjoy them ... Entertamment Network--that says John Ellinger. associate seek to appeal to the college· director of Ohio State's student r market. though, ENN mostly union. "The service itself. and I' .. the messages we put on the. ' disregards smaller campuses. The recently installed electronic memo board in the Egbert Union provides students with im havt" been very well The reason is that .idver- portant campus information. 1tscrs pay "per impression." or r<"et'ived." number of times students see their messages. The fewer the I.e. Summer Film Institute features munber of students on a cam pus. the fewer potential im pressions there are. Cons<" ''Shakespeare: Fact and Fiction'' quently. ENN and the others by Sieve l'ork June 22 and two mow aw to lw 10 h.ivc the film d1strihu1cd 10 will ht· .i su h TIIE I IllACAN March 29.1984 Advertisement f o.r good looking fem ales draws overwhelming response on campuses LOS ANGEi.ES. CA (CPS)-· It then ins1ruc1ed interested Metropolitan State College in lcge·s women's Center. sider ils message. When the ad "Ten y1·ars ago. I would havt· women 10 send photos to Denver. also (letccled "no ou1- Apparently the only campus appeared. four people callee! 10 expected all kinds of anin Universal. which would get to sider reaction. we kidded in the nation that even ques ask if the CARDINAL had people outside my offin·. keep !he piclurcs. about it in the office. but !here tioned lhe ad was the Univer changed its policy again~1 throwing thmgs and yell mg ... The ad. observes Denise was no outside reaction ... sity of Wisconsin, where 1he ad publishing sexist advertising. rcflecls Jim Korris. an 1·x Kohn. managing editor or the At Pima Community College slipped into lhe DAILY CAH· The CARDINAi. hadn't, and ecutive at Uruvcrsal Studies. student newspaper at North in Arizona. AZTEC Editor Russ DINAL by mistake. published an editorial subse Forluno never heard a peep The ad arrived in the office quently apologizing for running In January. Korns· company Tcxa'i Stale. "was probably about the ad. during a time of "great the ad. advertised in somt' 1so cam scxisl... bul it drew "no "I read the AZTEC . and I pressure." recalls Editor "On the average. Madison pus newspapers nalionwide nt'ga1ivc response" from didrl'I even notice that ad." Charles Mortell. and the s1uden1s arc more liberal than for the chanct' 10 see pictures readers when ii appeared in says June Davidson of the ml- distracted slaff failed to con- most," Mortell explains. of collt'ge wom<'n with good the paper. bodies. Kohn did run a "tongue-m check" story about the ad The vcn1ure was nolcworthy because "everyone here Yugoslavian film animator to nol just for the number of found the ad humorous.··, women who responded--about At Georgia State. there was 100 pictures a day arrived al "no reaction. other than that of serve as a guest instructor l.'nivcrsal during 1he rnonlh- one person I know of. and but for almost complete 1shc) liked the idea of being in Ithaca. NY-- Zoran Jovanovich. a film animator and political cartoonist from Yugoslav1d, will absence of protest from !he na a tv show," recalls Donna Mil· serve as guest instructor at Ithaca College for the remainder of the spring semester. tion ·s rnmpuscs. chell. business manager of the Jovanovich will teach several classes in the College's School of Communications and will scrc1·n The ad read: "Wanted: Good SIGNAL some of his films during his tenure on South Hill. In his role as a Fulbright Scholar, Jovanov1rh Looking Coeds to appear in Katie Lutrcy, business will be visiting other American colleges and universities during the next five months. female roles m a new 1v series manager or THE "I will try to help student~ make a connection between cartoons as journalism. cartoons ,1:,, LEGMEN." METHOPULIT AN at graphic art and cartoons as animated film" says Jovanovich. Jovanovich has made 24 animated film.<; and two shor1 dramatic films. Thi·~ have won awards at the London Film Festival. Oberhausen Film Festival an Of the more than 11.400 U.S. firms polled in the sludy. 30 percent say tht·y 111 tend to innca<;e their present workforce during the quaner ahead. The figun· 1, the biggest projection recorded hy the quanerly survey m five yt·ars. An cqu,111\ significant fmding of the poll is thal only s p1•rccnt of U.S. employers pl<1n 10 dt'crease hiring in the quarter ahead. the lowest workforce decrease factor t'\ ('r recorded by the surwy. "The hiring outlook is as bright and strong c1s we·ve ~1·en it al anv tune :,,irn (' 197~." said Manpower Prcsiden1 Mitchell S. l'romstl'in. "The jol>s art: de\'elop111g rapidly. across tlw l>oard and across the nation." . Fromstein said he expected labor shortages to develop l>y early- sumnwr. p.ir tlC'ularly 111 the white collar clerical skills. "The recovery seems 10 be more rapid than in former post-recession periods." said Fromstein. "some part of this hiring acti\'ity is due to the severity of !he recession cutbacks: another part has (·onw about through the growing addition of office automation equipment and syst<·m, and the balance is just rapidly expanding production. Together. 1hese elem1·11h ore people have survive are impacting heavily on staffing requirements." cancer than now live in the Whalen ,.r"" -,;\' from page 1 ( b posals for consideration c11 City of Los Angeles. future conventions. call spenc1I meetings of the assonauon. advise the NCAA council 1it~ PREPARE NOW FOR THE .IUNE EXAMS governing body) and condu! 1 • Complete in-class and supplemental materials program studies. We are winning. • Simulated exam cond1t1ons • Limrted class size "The commission will be <1 LSAT & GMAT COURSES: valuable asset to the NCAA as 32-hr begins 4/ 14 at it continues to develop athlet1! the Cascadilla School, 116 Summit Av~. · programs that serve its instilu tions and their students.·· said ~ Please support the Whalen. calling the commission- a \ AMERICAN CANCER SOCETY "milestone in NCAA history," ' Whalen believes the commis· sion will play a vital role in ad· dressing some of the important 0 : I' ' •,'I 1: • GUARANTEE: Score 1n the lop 25°, issues facing college sports or take the next course FRH today.·.·. : ·.: ._ •. • • · • Mc1rch 29,1984 rllE ITHACAN 7 =INNOCENT BYSTANDER======Parting is such sweet sorrow ======Dave Fischer== It was a typical day at Ithaca College: a definite menl. It's you who says the end has come. we've beginning, an undistinguishable middle, and a finite ______had our time togetht;r. and that we must move on. end. Only this typical day was made atypical Ithaca College. 1·ma realist and I understand that because something was missing: namely, me. all great relationships must someday come to an In what began as a selfish experiment, I, in my end. What I don't understand is why it Ls so hard devious consciousness decided once and for all for mt' to call it quits and seemingly so easy for 10 find out if Ithaca College could indeed function . - ;.. ,.~. you. without my enlightening presence. Lo and-behold, ~.,f"" :::.- I know. out with the o)d and in with the new. But c1nd to mt,_ dismay, I learned the unsympathetic ; I always thought I \\\as special to you, better than truth. . ct ,. ~~ \ , ~ ,_, ...., Just the average Joe College, more than an ihden - 1 Ithaca Co 1lege IS not depen ent on any one in- ---·· ._ ...,.. nfication number. You encouraged me to say el 1o clividual. The college does not open its doors short- -~ , .. ,,~ . .1 ! !>ut never warned me of the diffirnlties in having ly before my first class of the day and does not --' . ,. 10 say goodbye. close immediately when I leave campus after my f',':""-"- · .... - :~-1: , . . .. 3i Even as we speak you're searching for someone last class. Hard to believe, and after all I've done · " ~<:,- , n1·w. somebody to take my place. You're the on- for you Ithaca College, you now have the insen· ._,. , .. ~.. ·~' I) one I've ever had. Until now I haven't spoken sitivity to say you don't need me. . ~".-t· .,.,..-,r.:: _- · ;,,.H.._i my jealousy, but you·ve had thousands of others Like the heartfelt rejection of an uncaring lover. . .,. 1/.. .; ;;: every year-- and summer sessions to bool. your unspoken disassociation has caused an \ ~... ~·••!.·t ,"'"•: IJon'tdenyit.Iknowyouwellenoughtoseeright 4 uncertainty in my self-image. my self-confidence. ·' / 1 ,- HD""''· · ..,., ~< through that brick (not ivy) facade. I'm sorry I said and my self-esteem. I love you, care for you and =-"'- /4.... Jo>,· _.,. ,;-· ~\,..,... • , , :;:'; ~-,.. that, ii was a cheap shot. I know how sensitive have always tried to make you proud. And now. ,.. .-,r.,,, ; ' ., • · , ·;. .;,'~- you are to !hat point. at a time when I most need reinforcement, you ,... "r ·•.' \- t!'._.,~ ·· -,:r_ But that's exactly my point. I.C. I know you bet- seem not to care. You seem willing to have me ~ • · .:;.. ter than you will ever know me. While I've been graduate, to let me leave. to tum my back and walk \: ~ ·~, , . · f .': }~--..: 7..,- ,:.- a most devoted admirer you seem to go on about away without even putting up a fight to have me -, • - t ··, your business as if .1 don·t even exist. During the stay...... o/ ~--.· .. -· ' ,.z• past four years you have made such an impres- Then again. and rm only rationalizing mind you. >:.~·~--~ · :.,,] .;,, sion on me, left such a dent in my life that I shall why the heck should I be so special? What do I J ~.. never be the same. Yet. on the surface I seem to expect? Well. for starters a letter from President Jf ~- \.. : ..-.. have left you unmarked. '.,e . "'--?:I-,.1J. •µ · . ..:.::. Whalen would be nice. The letter should read that 1---·i'__ -_._·./_~_. ___• __. _.. _.,.__ ':f______, In retrospect, however. you have taught me a the school is forever indebted to my ac- My motive is not to deceive what you perceive. great lesson. You never promised me a permanent complishments and will never be quite. the same. nor is it to lie. deny, or alibi. There has never ever relationship but rather only a temporary friendship. without me. Is this too much to ask after four years been another school. Honestly, 1 never even look- Instead of being.spiteful that the love affair must of serving a fine institution. dedicated to the bet- ed at another school. 1 was accepted early cteci- end. I will be grateful it ever began. Ob-la-di. ob- tennent of all? sion. so don't say rm scared of making a commit- la-da, life goes on. TIIDIKING· ABOUT SUIVIIVIER ••• · COLLEGE? THINK ABOUT L.I. U; L.I.U.-C.W. POST L.I.U.-BRENTWOOD· ' -',' L.I.U.-SOUTHAMPTON More than 1200 undergraduate and grac!uate courses, intensive instlt,utes and workshops, Festival of the Arts, (workshops, ma.st.er cla.sees, performances) --==- " Ju"' 30 ~,,,rz,:,DJ·--·-·- . "14, June 2... ., 7 8 rs--.~r~, 1 ~ening ~~:~o;; :e~~: :~: 30, July ~ ·, ,"_ L ~ Wee1<.ead to\\ege_c For a copy of the COMBINED BULLETIN •., . ( listing otler1ngs at all 3 Campuses telephone "'"-"" L.1.U.-C.W. POST ...... (516) ffl.2431 For ,nformauon regarding !he Campuses listed below. telephone L.1.U.-BRENTWOOD ...... (516)"273-5112 . L.1.U,-SO~THAMPTON ...... (516) 283-4000 OR MAIL COUPON . • SUMMER SESSIONS Ol'!'ICE c I -1 I)···············-··-Long Island u._iversity , · . I I c.w. rost Campus I I GREENVALE. N.Y. 11548 I I Name______Pleaaesand. , I Summer !64 Builettn !or I I Q_c.w. Poat I . I Addr~ss ------o BrentwOOd . · . ,. ,0 Sou~mpt,on . , .. I I Olty. St.ate, Z/P------. I&mlntorestedln 0Ds.y I , D Evenlng or D Weekend I . Phone< l ______D Undl)l'grs.dus.te I · ·I An Equal Opportunity I Arrtrma.ttvo Act.ton Inst.tt.ut.lon O Graduate _ ...... Jl!II ...... _.,~,. 8 THE ITHACAN 0 All In The Family 11:30A.M. [!]Newa New Generation I THURSOAY: 00 Bualneaa Report rn l!!l lndepend [!] NBA Baaketball rn Laverne & Shirley & Company l!!]N..- [!I [II Great Chefa 01 San Francisco ffiBlackH.,.. [!!] HBO Coming Attrectlona l!ID Amazing Spider-Man I Incredible [!]NHL Hock Hulk 8:00P.M. 8:00P.M. l!!l Wall Strttt [!I [I] @l Newa rneenaon T,elevision @] 3-2· 1 Contact (R) r;J AFTERNOON [!I !!ID The Maater 00 Mosle tt (!J Thnle'a Company [!] [II Wallhlngton Week In Review Drama)S1lvar.a [!] Bum• And Allen [I] "The W,zard 01 Oz" (t939, [!]Vega$ Movie**** NOON Fantasy) Judy Garland, Ray Bolger. rnAJunder [!]Allee [!] P.M. Magazine @Bua Stop [DBowllng l!!] Movie *** "Town Wl!Mut Pity" (t961, [!] [II Magic Of OIi Painting Week 8:30P.M. Drams) Kirk Douglas, E G Ma,.hall. I [IJ Movie ***II "That's Entcrtarnmenl" rnABCNewar;i [l!J Movie * * "Har,y Tracy · Desperado" . (t974, Musical) Fred Asta11e, Brng Crosby [!I @I NBC Nawa (1982. Drama) Bruce Dem, Helen Shaver [!]Dance Show March 29-April 5 [!] Bualneaa Report 6:30P.M. [!] The Hardy Boys / Nancy Dtaw Mya [IJC8SNewa rnwebater terkls [!] One Day At A Time [!I[!] Well Street Week l!!l One Step Beyond [II MacNell / Lehrer NewahOur [!] HealthBeat [!] Sanford And Son 12:30P.M. 9:00P.M. [!] [II Victory Garden 7:00P.M. rn Maaquereda l!])Thundarr [II @l Wheel Of Fortune [D @I We Got It Made l!!l Twilight Zone IDAYTIME I rn [!]J The Jeffereona [!] New Yor11 State Bualneaa Report [l!J Movie *** "Somo Time, Next Year" @] MacNell / Lehrer Newahour [!] Merv Griffin (1978, Comedy) Alan Alda, Ellen Burslyn. 11:30A.M. [IJ Entertainment Tonight [II Myateryl 1:00P.M. [II Loving [!]M'A"S'H Movie "The Incredible Mr l1mpot" [!I @I Dream Houae [!] Saturday Night 9:30P.M. rn ** ", [!I Enterpriaa (1964, Fantasy) Don Knotts, Carole Cook. @] 3-2· 1 Contact (R) r;i (Thu, Fri) 7:30P.M. 10:00P.M. m Movie ** '1 "Crea lure From The Black [!]J The Newlywed Game rnP.M. Magazine Lagoon" (1954, Horror) Richard Carleen, Julie I.HJ Movie (Tuel [l]@l Family Feud rn Malt Houlton [D@) The Yellow Roae Adams. MORNING [IJM'A'S'H @Anllq- AFTERNOON [!] All In The Family 00 CID MyatafYI [!]Fame (I] BualneA Reporl [I] Anne Murray's Winter Cerni· val...From Quebec [!]Artac:eM 15:00A.M. [!] Benny Hill [!]Nawa NOON [!])Newa (1]Newa l!!] Watch On Waahlngton {Thu) [II Love Connection [!] The Saini I!]) America'• Top Ten 6:00P.M. l!!] Movie "Revenge 01 Tho Dragon" (No Date, l!!] Biography (Tue, Wed, Fri) rn rn [!] New• [!] lndependant Networtl Newa 6:06A.M. [!] Buonglorno llallal (Thu) rn That's lncredlblel I.H]Boxlno Adventure) Chen Ying, Charlio Chiang @] Educational Programming (Mon rn ®l Gimme A Break 1:30P.M. [!] Sneak Prevlewll 10:SOP.M. 6:30A.M. Wed, Fri) [!]Newa [!] Matinee At The BQou £nMkldey [I] Magnum, P.1. CID Movie** "Ganga, Inc" (1941, Mystery) [!] Joe Franklin [!] P.M. Magazine 11:00P.M. l!!] Independent Ne1wori< Newe {Thu, [II Educational Programming Alan Ladd, Joan WOOdbury, @) Hot Potato 00 Live From The Met [I)[l][5]Newa [!]6all9ban Fri) (!] Nawa 9: Prlmellme [!I Monty Pylhon'a Flylng Clrcua (!!] Independent Newa (Tue, Wed) I!!] Independent Networ11 Newa (Thu, @]Community Beene Fri) [!] Movie **II "Rabbit, Run" (1970, Drema) [!]Taxi 15:MA.M. 2:00P.M. I.HJ Mosle t (!!] Independent Newa (Mon-Wed) Jomes Caan, An1enette Comer [II Kup'a Show.26th Annlvereary BartiaraHershey [BJ Video Jukebox (Tue) [!!] Movie "The Sword And The Sorcerer" [!] Top 40 Vldeo1 [!JPGAGolf 1H] Hollywood Frenzy: Racing For The ** [!] Stanky Hutch 6:00A.M. (1982. Fanlesy) Lee Ho,.ley, Kathleen Beller. l!ID Independent NetwOr11 News And Blggellt Award (Fri) @I Thia Week In Ba18ball [!)MualcM& rn ABC Newa Thia Morning 1H] Movie (Wed) . 8:30P.M. [!] Odd Couple [!I Vegetable Soup 2:30P.M. [!] Mosle t 12:30P.M. [1] l!ID Family Ties 11:30P.M. ( t 964. Horror) W [5]Dlalogua @] World War I rn ABC Newa Nlghtllne Q] @I BaaebaU Special [!] New Zoo Rawe rn Ryan'• Hope lH] Movie "Triumphs Of A Man Called [jJ lndepend [1] l!ID Search For Tomorrow [Z] Carol Burnett And Friends [D I@] Tonight ** [!]) I Dream Of Jeannie (Tue-Fri) Horae" (1983. Drama) Richard Hams, Michael [!] Educational Programming (Thu) [!] Movie **Ii "Tho Appointment" ( t 969, @] Letenlght America l!!]MOTV(MOn) Bock. 0Moslott [5] The Young And The Reetleae Drams) Omer Shor,I, Anouk Aimee [I]~*** "Wostworld" (1973, Science, [!!l Movie (Mon, Thu, Fri) 3:00P.M. Horror) l1one1B (!!]Movie g,ooP.M. F1ct1on) Yul Brynner, Richard Benjamin National Geographic Special (Wed) I.HJ 1H] Movie (Mo.1, Thu, Fri) rnLottery [!] Thicke Of The Night rn SportllBeat · 8:20A.M. [!] Racing From Yonkera @] Maetarplec11 Theatre 1:00P.M. rn ®J Cheera @]Twlnllera [!] Movie **'I "M>ove Us The Wevea" (1956, l!!l The Honeymoonera (!J Movie "Kung Fu Executioner" (No Dato, rn All My Children Adventure) Billy Chong, Carl R Scott 8:30A.M. Adventure) John Mins. John Gregaon. [!!] Movie ** "The Unseen" (198t, Horror) [1] @l Daya Of Our Llvea Borllora Bach, Sidney laasick [!] Movie **Ii "Chamber 01 Horrors" (1966, [!I @I NBC Newa Al Sunrl111 [l] Simon & Simon [!] Hour Magailne Horror) Ps111ck O'Hesl, Suzy Parker. [5] CBS Early Morning Newa [!] Movie (Tue-Fri) [D Merv Griffin MIDNIGHT [!]Popeye [!] The Saint (Mon) g:SOP.M. rn Eye On Hollywood 3:30P.M. [I)Tollfel [1] @l Buffalo BIU [!] How The Weat Wea Won ~ PBA Bowling 1:30P.M. (!!]Siar Trek ®J SpNdWor1c1 00 Jimmy Swaggart [!) EleclrlC Company (R) (Fri) 10:00P.M. rn l!!] Tom And Jerry (Mon-Thu) 12:30A.M. [IJ NCAA Basketball CID Aa The World Tuma rn20,20 l!!l Carraacolendaa (Fri) I.HJ Barefoot In The Peril (Tue) [1] !!ID Hlb Slreet Bluea rn So11c1 ao1d ":OOP.M. I.H]~(Tue) [!.!1 Vldao Jukebox (Wed) [l] Knota Landing rn (!ID Friday Night Vldeoa @ The Lewmekera . 8:"6A.M. [II Tony Btown'a Joumal 2:00P.M. [DNewa 1·:ooA.M. [ID A.M. Weather (!!] Independent Networtc Newa 0 Soul Train [!] Wreatllng [II One Life To Uva I.HJ Video Jukebox 7:00A.M. [D I@] Another World (BJ Movie **II "Tender Mercies" (1982. Ora, [!] Return Of The Saint rn Good Morning America @] Eduellllonal Programming (Fri) ma) Robert Duvall, Tess Harper l!!] Twilight Zone ":30P.M.· rnl!IDToday [!]Newa 10:30P.M. 1:IOA.M. [DTennla [5] CBS Morning Newe [!] Baaeball (Mon) [!] Hl8panlc Horizons I.HJ Movie "Tho Cold Room" (1984, Drema) [!] lnalde SIOIY [!] Woody Woodpecker [ffi Movie (Thu) l!!]Newa George Segal, Amendo Pavs. 00 Enterprlae l!ID Lome Greena'a New Wlld"1!Ha [ID Seaame Street r;i I.HJ Hollywood Frenzy: Racing For The 11:00 P.M. 1:16A.M. [!]700Club . Blggeat Award (Wed) I.HJ Movie **II "Hammett" (1982, Mystery) [IJQ](l]Newa [I] Movie * I; "The Night Evelyn Came Out Of Fredcnc Forrest, Peter Boyle. l!!l Joale And The Puaaycete 2:16P.M. @J Monty Pylhon'e Flying Circus The Grave" (1971, HO 1:30 P.M. 7:30P.M. 7:00P.M. [!] De Bono'e Thinking Courae [II Rowen & Martin's Laugh-In P.M. Magazine [!]] Wheel Ot Fortune [l.!J Movie "Second Thoughts" (1982, rn rn [Q] [!] Independent News **II [1] Ii]] Family Feud [1] [!]] Jefferaon, Comedy) Lucia Amaz. Craig Wasson. The 11:30P.M. 8:00P.M. [I]M'A'S'H @] MacNell / Lehrer Newehour 2:00P.M. [L] All In The Family rn ABC Hewe Nlghtllne [1] [I] [Q] Newa rn Entertainment Tonight [Q]TonlQht CDClnema24 Bualneaa Report aJ @] 3-2· 1 Contact (RJ c;J 00 [I]M'A'S'H @] (IJ Lalenlght America (II !!ID IIll Easter Seal Telethon (Cont'd) [!] Benny Hill Three'• Company [!] Newe 9: Prlmellme [I] Pollee Story m [!] Independent Hewe (1960, 2:30P.M. 00 Buma And Allen 7:30P.M. [!] Stareky And Hutch (IJ on lntematlonal Song Faatlval [!]Vega$ B:OOP.M. rn P.M. Magazine [!] Top 40 Videos 3:00P.M. [!]] Alice ill Foul-Upe, Bleeps & Blundera [1] [ml Family Feud [!] Newe [1] [Q] The A-Tum (IDM'A'S'H i,st1e11" ill Movie** "Thursday's Game" (1971, Com· 6:15P.M. 11:46P.M. [!][!)Nova [i] All In The Family edy) Bob Newhart, Gene Wilder rm Movie **II "Bugs Bunny's 3rd Movie I!!] "The Godfa1her" (1972, [I] Movie **** [!] Movie **II "Jennifer. A Woman's S1ory" 1001 Rebbrt Tales" (1982, Comedy) Animated The American Parade 00 Bualneea Report Drama) Marlon Brando, Al Pac1no (1979, Drama) Elizabeth Montgomery, Bradford Voices by Mel Blanc, Shep Menken [L] P .M. Magazine [!]Bellllball D1Dman. [!] Newa 9: Prlmetlme [!]] Independent News MIDNIGHT Ora· 8:30P.M. [!] The Dream Merchants ~ Eye On Hollywood 3:30P.M. rnABCNewec;J 6:00P.M. :!] Hawaii Ftve-0 The [@Movie** "Silent Rege" (1982, Adven1urel The Fall Guy rn wanona [1] [Q] NBC Newe Chuck Norns, Ron Silver. rn [!] The Honeymooners [!) Movie **** "A Man And A Woman" [!] Bualneae Report [1] !!ID Bob Hope'• Who Makea The (1968, Romanca) Anouk Aimee, Jean·Louis Trin· 8:30P.M. World laugh 12:SOA.M. [IJCSSNewe ill More Real People tignant. [I] One Day Al A Time ill a.k.a. Pablo [!] [!I National Geographic Special [@ HBO Coming Attraction, [L] CarOI Burnett And Friends I]] One Day Al A Time aJ Lele Night With David Letterman [ID Mac:Nell / Lehrer N-ehour (!] Thicke Of The Night 4:00P.M. [!!] Sanford And Son [!] NBA Beeketball [I] P.M. Magazine [!]] Thia Waek In Baseball [!]] Rowen & Martin's Laugh-In [!] Doctor Who 7:00P.M. 9:00P.M. [!] College Beekatball [Il !!ID IIll Eaatar Seal Telethon (Cont'd) rn Three'• Company @ Movie "The Cold Room" ( 1984, Drema) [21 [!]] Wheel Of Fortune George Segal, Amanda Pays. 12:40A.M. (IJ FJ,tng Line [1] [!]] The Jefferson, [1] [!]] Riptide Movie **II "The Outsiders" ( t 983, Ora· @] [!I American Playhouse B:30P.M. [I] Movie* "Without Warning" (1980, Horror) cm [!] MacNell / Lehrer Newehour Jack Palance, Martin Landau ma) C. Thomas Howell, Matt Dillon ill Entertainment Tonight [[I Miu Teen USA rn Mama Melone Cal•d Merv Griffin [I] Carol Burnett And Friends 1:00 A.M. llehael 4:30P.M. [I]M'A"S"H m Cl] SportaWorld [!] Saturday Night 9:30P.M. [!]]Bell8balf [!) Return Of The Baint [Q] Banlord And Son 6:00P,M. 7:30P.M. ~ Shaping Up 9:00P.M. [21 Ufutylea Of The Rich And Famous [II P.M. MeQRlne 10:00P.M. ill[)ynaal)' 2:00A.M. [l]Fame [1J !!ID Family Feud ~Hart To Hart [1] [ml The Facta Of Life [I] CBS Hewe Nlghtwatch [!I Agronaky-And Company 00M'A'S'H [1] [i]] Remington Steele (!] 00 A Walk Through The 20th Centu [I] Movie *** "They Call Me Mr T1bbsl" ill All In The Family [!] [!I Murray And Arlene ry With Bill Moyers { 1970, Orama) Sidney Poitier, Martin Landau 15:301'.M. I]] Movie ** "Jane Doe" (1983, Suspense) [!] Joe Franklin @J Nature Of Thlnga [IDBualMuReport [I]Newa [!]e.tlnyHIU [!]] Independent News Karen Valentine, Wilham Devane. 2:30A.M. [!I lnSlde Albany Metv Griffin [!] Jim Beam Stakea [!]] Independent Hewe [@Movie **II "Tender Mercies" (1982, Dre· rn [!] Movie **II "The Dev1l'a Web" (1975, [@ Movie *II "Super Fuzz" (t98t, Comedy) cm Freggle Rock ma) Robert Duvall, Tess Harper. 9:30P.M. Suspensa) Diana Dora. Andrea MarcOVICCJ Terenca Hill, Ernest Borgnlne. 8:00P.M. 10:30P.M. [1] [i]] Double Trouble 2:60 A.M. [!] New Tech Tlmea 10:00P.M. I!!] Movie "Second Thoughts" (1982, '(1971. [2]Automan **II EVENING [1J [ml TV'• Blooperi And Practical 00 Secretarlea Of State In Conference ill Hotel Comedy) Lucie Amaz. Craig Wasson. JokN [!]]Newa [1] @] St. Elsewhere 3:00A.M. [!] 00 Frontline 11:00P.M. [!] An Evening With Jean Shepard [!] Movie * ** "Somebody Up There likes 8:00P.M. 00 Scarecrow & Mra. Klng rnrnmNewa [I]Newa Me" (1956, Biography) Paul Newman, Pier Angell 11>rror) rn rn Newa 0 P.M. Magazine [!] Monty Python'• Flying Circus. 00 A Different Dbde IIl !!ID IIll Eaater Seal T•lethon [!] Newa 9: Primetlma [l]Taxl ti!] Movie*** "Max Dugan Returns" (1983, Comedy) Marsha Mason, Jason Robards. 4:00A.M. ill Movie*** "Blue Hawaii" (1962. MualcaO [!!]Movie**" "Operation Daybreak" (1976, [!] Rowen & Martin'a Laugh-In [!] Life Of Riley Elvia Ptesley, Angela LanablJ/Y. Drama) i11Rolhy Bottoms, Martin Shew. . ®] Independent New, 1D:30P.M. 4:30A.M. !IlClualc Country rm Movie*** "Superman ID" (1983, Adven, [!]]Odd Couple [!] New Jereay People [!] Abbott And COstello [!)Switch ture) Chnstopher Reeve, Richard Pryor. 11:30P.M. 11:00P.M. 4:315 A.M. 8:30P.M. 8:30P.M. ill ABC Newa Nlghtllne rn [1] (ID News [2]ABCNewac;J m Sporle Exira Extra: Yenkeea , Mata [1] [ml Prelklentlal Primary Coverage [!] Monty Python'• Flying Ctreua I!!] Movie*" "Super Fuzz" (1981, Comeay) Terence H,U, Ernest Borgnine. rnNBCNewa 1984 . [!] [!I Latenlght America [I]Taxl CD Bluegraaa Ramble [!] Your Choice For The FIim Awarda [[I Magnum, P.1. 00 Fall And Rlee Of Reginald Perrin .7:00P.M. 9:00P.M. [L] Starek)' And Huteh [21 Rlpley'a Believe It Or Not [II Movie "Sina Of The Past" (Premiere, Ora, [!] Top 40 Videos Camera . Movie R1t/nga rn First ma) Anthony Geary, Balbara Carrera. ll] The Honeymoonera Outstanding . CD [!I Auetln City Umlte [1] !!ID Movie * * "The Fai:ts Of Life Goes To rm Movie*** "Frances" (1982. Biography) Excellent .. **** [I] 60 Mlrwtaa Paris" ( 1982, Comedy) Chartotte Rae, Lisa Whe Jessica Lange, Kim Stanley. VeryGood . ·***Ii [!) New Jerny Report chel. 11:55P,M. Good ... . . *** ll] Solld Gold [!] 00 Great Perfonnancea [1] [ml Tonight No!Bed . . . . ·**Ii '{1976) 7:30P.M. [I) NCAA Baeketball MIDNIGHT Falt . ... . ** llrgess [!) Ntt. Hockey m Metv Griffin ill Eye On Hollywood Poor ·*Ii !!ID Rowan & Martln'e Laugh-In 10:00P.M. [!] HawaU Flve-0 ·* [@ Fraggle Roc:lc D'.]Newa [!!] Star Trek Copvuohl 1984 TV Dain Inc 8:00P.M. [j] Independent Newa 12:30A.M. rn Hardceatle & Mceonnlck 10:IOP.M. rn More Real People rn !!ID Knight Rider [l!l Not Necenarlly The Newe [!] Thicke Of The Night CD [!I Natura 10:30P.M. 12:40A.M. [I] Pleahelte le Maggie Briggs Suzanne @][!)Color (ID McCloud ill Star Search [!] Saturday NIQhl ll] Uteatylea Of The Rich And Famoue 12:55 A.M. [!]]Newa Late Night With David Letterman d) Im Movie*** "Max Dugan Returns" (1983, rn Comedy) Marahll Mason, Jason Robards 11:00P.M. [i]] Rowan & Martin'• Laugh-In rn rn [l] Newa 1:00A.M. 8:30P.M. [!] 00 Monty Python'• Flying Clrcua TIME IS [I] Domeellc Life [!] World Vision [!]Taxi [!] Twilight Zona · ···9:00 P.M. [!] Rowan & Martin'• Laugh·ln rn Movie "Samson And Delilah" (Premiere. [!]] Independent Newa 1:25A.M. RUNNING Orama) Antony Hamilton, Belinda Bauer. [!]] Odd.Couple @] Sanford And Son rn !!ID Movie "Fhghl No 90· Disaster On The @ Movie "The Cold Room" ( 1984, Drama) 1:30A.M. The Potomac". (Premiere, Orama) Richard Masur, George Segal, Amanda Pays [!]] Independent Newe Dinah Manoi!. 11:30P.M. 1:56A.M. OUT! [!] [!I Masterpiece Theatre ill ABC Newe Nlghtllne @ Movie ** "Tnumphs Of A Man Called rn The Jefferson• [1] [!]] Beat Of Caraon Horse" ( 1983, Drama) Richard Hams, Michael [L]Succeea [!] (IJ LatenlQhl America Beck. for you to become a ll] Lou Grant (II Hart To Hart 2:00A.M. 9:30P.M. [!] Stareky And Hutch [l] CBS Hewe Nlghtwalch copy editor at the [I] Allee [!] Top 40 Video• [!J Movie ** "The Incredible Rocky Mountain 10:00P.M. (!] The Honeymoonera Race" (1977. Adventure) Chns Connelly, Forrest Ithacan. Anyone in [!] Meaterploce Theatre MIDNIGHT Tucker. ill Trapper John, M.D. ill Eye On Hollywood [!] Joe Franklin terested call Dave at [!)Newa [!] Hawaii Flve-0 (!!] Movie **II "The Death Policy" (1973, [I] Great Performancea [!] Star Trek Suspense) Robert Powell, Barbare Feldon. 277-2414. [!]]'Independent Newa 12:30A.M. 3:00A.M. lrn Movie **II "Second Though1s" (1982, ill More Real People [!]Movie**** "The Informer" (1935, Dre· Comedy) Lucie Amaz, Craig Wasson. [1] Late Night With David Lettermen ma) Victor McLeglen, Heather Angel. Wesl 10:30P.M. [I] Thicke Of The Night m Sporle Extra [Q] Rowan & Martin'• Laugh-In Live Entertainment Featuring d) [!] Meet The Meyora 12:40A.M. I lt1~ \\1·1·k ',l'I ( I Ill \f ll] Fl'OIII The Editor's Deak [II Columbo WEONESOAY 11:00P.M. 12:50A.M. \l,l!t It 211.111 & II rnrnrnJNewa [j!] Movie * * "Harry Tracy" ( 11382, Orama) [!)Off The Set BnJce Dem. Helen Shaver. 6:00P.M. [!] The World Tomorrow 1:00A.M. [1] [I] [i]] Newa lil.lz ()f TIil ll ;Wl1 ®] Independent Newe [!] Return Of The Saint [!] 3-2-1 Contact (R) c;J [!!] Odd Couple [!]] Sanford And Son m Three'• Company >uµ, .. ,,.caroa soc,ol•r•ng '" • place ol c/as,,c o,,r,ocr,oo (IJ And Allen T 11:15P.M. [!]] TwUIQht Zone l3uma illABCNewa [!]Vega$ "Dance Music" 1:30A.M. (!!] Allee '\c·\/ \\c·c·~ I>.\// 11:30P.M. [!!) lndependQJII Newa Thursdays-LadlH free Admission [21 Janie FliCke: You Ought To Be In l!!I Movie *Ii "Soper Fuu" (11381, Comedy) Man 'Iii Price Admlulon \pril i h ~ i 2:00A.M. Terence Hill, Emeat Borgnino, Pictures [I] CBS News NIQhtwateh [1J The Jelfeniona 8:SOP.M. nl" [Il Entertainment Thia Week [!] Rel Patrol rnABCNewec;J A,,,,.... h,,11, M,,11,, .. IJ,1,.•r ,Y [!] Joe Franklin [i]] NBC Nan t·,.i, 1111111,1 t{ ..,,d Hh• I ( -...,u1h htt,,, ,1 :\'I l,txr,n 0 David Suaaldnd ll] Movie "Dealh In Small Doses" (1973, rn [!] It la Written **11 [!]BualneaeReport Drama) Barry Nelson, Nyree Dawn Porter I ®]JlmBallker [[]CBSNewa [!!] The Honeymoonera [L] One Day Al A Time 11:3SP.M. r Tl ~rulv 1 [I] MacNell / Lehrer Newahour [!] Two Ronnlea ··~·: [!!] Sanford And Son . 11:45P.M. HORSEBACK RIDING [rn Movie** "O'Hare's Wife" (1962, Drama) ~EVIVAL Ed,rard Asner, Marie_~• Hartley. 6:00P.M. H IMMI ,11 rt' 111 \\1i(ln11r,, lie 0toc lor htq,e VrioQeord '=,cl:d W,o . .MIDN1GHT [1][I][!]]N-• Jr,111, \l~1 ,1[1 !l,1\ IUJI" 11\t'I [1J The Rockford FUN [!] 3-2-1 Contact (RJ c;i ~ G:,ibpo,,n ct !03 Dr,de. f.oor:I klo:o HT116SO 'dJll 27J·{5XX) m TbrN'a Company 111)(111 I ,Ulljl 11\11 .. t. h,1\ U4(1' CD FaU And RIH Of Reginald Perrin l onk· \\t'l'"1t<1)'• 1·,:u,1 run, [!]Movie*** "The Bachelor And The Bobby [!)Suma And Allan Sox er" ( 19'7, Comedy) Cary Grant, Myrna Loy. [!)Vegd The Far Country IIlJ Star TAik {!]Allee 31H97-3542 I!!) HBO Coming Attractlone 12:30A.M. 8:30P.M. l:OOA.M. [2]ASCNewec;J :f'OWER CLUB NOW Cl] !!ID NBC New& DART'S.BEAUTY SHOP-, IIlJ Twilight Zone B]BualneaaReport HIRING 1:20A.M. mcssNna I!!] Barefoot In 11le Park rn One Dey Al A Time SUMMER A~D FALL 1:30A.M. [ID MacNell / Lellrer Newahour STAFF 7 A.M - 5 P.M. TUES - FRI [DSolp. ll] Sanford And Son - 8 A.M - 4 P.M.SATURDAY [!!] Independent Nna ll!) Movie ** "Triumphs Of A Men Called Restaurant experience . , 2:00A.M. Horae" (1983. Orama) Riehanl Harris, Miehlef. CLOSED 8ecl<. l'tKJNDAY (1979, CIICB:S ..... NIQhtwateh required 11] Retunf Of The Saint 7:00P.t.t. Financial' aid preferred 113 W. State St. (!JJ Wal Street Journal Report rnffmWIIMIOt Fortune 272-9098 3:00A.M. mll]]TheJefferaOna Applications now being CD NactMll / Lelnr Newahour {fl Movie *** "Bend Of The Rlver" (1952, · (Just Off The Commons) Appointments Not Adventire) James Sttwart, Arlhllr Kennedy. W Ent911alnment Tonight accepted [l]ll'A'S'H NO ohone calls Necessary,But Suggested 3:3SA.M. Cf] Saturday Night otease !Bl HBO Corning Altractlona 10 HIE ITHAC:\N March 29,1984 SOUTH HILL The Entertainment Guide to Ithaca ''The Gl~ss Menagerie'' is a Smash by Mona Krieger bring Laura closest to realizing I .eesa Varnum performed It was dark, the lights lifted her insecurities. Her family was her role as Amanda Wingfield slowly to a dim candJelight too blinded by their own. (the mother) with a profes glow. Amanda Wingfield and The LC. Theatre celebrated sional control that is not com her daughter Laura sat like frncssce Williams'birthday in mon among many college statues in their modest St. Louis a mos: apropriatc manner. dramatists. Her energy was apartment. They performed his award endless and she seemed to It was one place in the world winning 'Glass Menagerie"with hold the entire performance where Amanda could exist in a passion and grace that together. her fantasies of the past, and reinforced the critics· belief Stacy Tarter·s sensitivity where Laura (very Insecure) that he was one of Amcrica·s w·on the hearts of everyone in could escape into her glass grea'test playwrights. the audience. She grasped the managerie. Her life was like a Steven Varnum,l..eesa Noury personality of her character. small,glass unicom;fragile and Stacy Tarter and Matt Bennett and made it her own. Her inter far away from reality. were nothing short of outstan pretation of Laura was done Steven Wingfield(the son), ding and professional. They with a natural ease like that of was the only one in the family captivated the audience with a an experienced actress. who could partially face reali stage presence that infected Matt Bennett.the gentleman ty. He escaped into drunken everyone with the characters· caller. handled his character stupors when he couldn't han moods.It was not hard to with the skill of a fine artist and dle life's obstacles. empathize. the poise of a true gentleman. The one truth that relentless Steven Varnum portrayed Director Arno Selco did a job ly loomed over all of their Tom WingfielG the brother and that will be hard to beads was Mr. Wingfleild's narrato1 . His talent shined emulate. The fine lighting • desertion. His portrait bung through in the darkest backround music and set con above the victrola where Laura moments. Steven ~JJCCessful tributed to the unquestionably played outdated records ly intensified the anxiety that superior performance of (another escape). was present throughout. He Tcnessee Williams''Glas<; Jim, the gentleman caller, had a command of his role that Mena~erie'. was the one who was able to was unbreakable. Don't be fooled by chocolate soap by Michelle Cohen were known as Poissons Fool's Day around the world invisile ink on someone's the date. Some say that pranks In the gray drizzle of dawn o·,wril, or April Fis(1. Scientists suggests its early origin among . white startched shin. or you in are the stutterings of love. so electronics millionaire Dirk have suggested that this name many cultures. vent some incredible tale to tell be wary of plastic flowers. a Smith towed an iceberg into may have been given because Because spring is so enchan- your friend. the key to a suc can of salted peanuts 1ha1 Austrailia's Sydney Harbor. the sun leaves the zodical sign ling· and alluring, people arc cessful April Fool's prank is to dot"sn't rattle. or chocolate 1ha1 Smith and a radio reporter who of the Fish in April. The cw;tom easily fooled by our repertoire play it early in the morning smells like soap! w.is broadcasting from 1h1· of fooling friends and relatives of cliches. Whether you squirt before your victim is aware of iceberg successfully fooled became very popular 111 harbor~ide resicknts. radio France. and by the l(jOO's it lis1eners. and news people one was widespread in England Boris Goldovsky per/orms April 1. The iceberg was a and other countries. barge masked with while In Scotland April Fool is 'Opera Highlights' plastic. shaving cream. and known as "hunting the gowk." fire-fighting foam! gowk meaning cuckoo. The Ithaca. NY -- Ithaca College·s Opera House in New York rily. lead role of Violetta in the rom- over lhe years April fools object of the sport is to give a 1983-84 Concert series will con- Across town al another pany·s 1980 fall tour of "La have learned a repertoire of scaled envelope to an un dude on Sunday, April 8 with Me-tropoli1an. the Museum of Travia1a." She ha<; performed s1andard prank~: putting salt in suspecting person. a'iking sthe Boris Goldovsky's "Opera Art. Goldovsky has been a extensively in opera and the sugar shaker. greasing tbc to carry it to a distant ac Highlights," a program of·. favorite for years on the leclure oratorio with the major sum bathroom door knob. baiting complice. If the victim bites the famous opera arips. ducts. series in grace Rainey Rogers phonies of the midwest. in wallets on strings, issuing bait and makes the trip, the ad trios and quartets.· Auditorium. where he is eluding a premiere of David del mock documents. or sending dressee will open the letter and The roncert bt"gins at 8.:15 featured on more than 15 opera Tredici's "Final Alice" to an unsuspecting victim on a privately read: pm in Ford Hall Auditorium and evenings during the season. critical acclaim. ridiculous errand. What's com This is the first of April. features Goldovsky. grant He is also the artistic director Yehr was a national winner forting about April Fool's Day Hunt the gowk another mile. opera·s most articulate and moving force behind the in the 1981 American Opera 1sn·1 the harmless pranks. il's spokesperson. at the piano Goldovsky Grand Opera Auditions and a finalist in tht· the gleeful honesty wilh which The accomplice realizes the performing his well known Thca1re--now in its 241h na- 1982 San Fransico Opera audi 1hey are announced afterward. note is meant for someone "Piano Portraits." '1ional 1our--whirh brings opera tions. She has performed with The observance of April else who lives a mile further ,\~sisting Golctovsky will be to countless audiences around the · Lake George Operd Fool's Day originated m France on. and the ·gowk is politely lh<· distinguished vocalists the rnuntry. Festival. Bronx Opera. after Charles IX adopted a asked to deliver it. A sue- can March 29.1984 TIIE ITHACAN II State Theatre Triphammer Eye Art MO Never Cry Wolf 7:00: 9:15 Tlw Ire Pirates 7:15. 9:oo on Footloose 7:00:9:00 Bldmc· it on H10 7-00: 9:00 Ithaca Theatre llharn. NY--lthaca College·~ .. Although this examination V Ithaca College 11<1nctwerker Gallery is presen- will not discount an The Dresser 7:00: 9:00 Hisk\' Business 7:00: 9:30 11ng "Gendt>r Construrt1on." a lhropologirnl imagc·ry. ii scTks l'ohce .\cademy 7:oo. '):JO photography exhibit. through to investigate how the· formal oo I Pyramid Mall \pril 19. language of photography Agrnnst All Odds 6:.JO: 9:-is The fourth in a series of ex wveals. provokes or infers E taD Unfaithfully Yours 7:00: 9:JO hilllts curated by lfhar.:1 College gender issues. These works in Tank {:i:45: 9:30 1<1culty members Danny clude the consnous or un _;:x:::. s Splash 6:45: 9:15 <,uthrie. Mohte H. Gerlach and rnnscious struCluring within t..iurie Sieverts Sn~'ckr. tlw frame as well as how con ·c;cncter Construct1on" is rnm tent issut·s such as dress. l> ll THE ITHACAN March 29.1984 F o F~rd Audltoriun Music Theatre/Films Lectures/Seminars Meetings Sports Etcetera N = N3benhauer Room \laltc.h 30 /.laJu:h 2 9 - 3U Mall.ch 30 Mall.ch zq MMch zq Sr. R!cital - Samuel The Glass Hanagerie, Arena Job Search Workshop, Job ~'.ivl.clt 2~ h 30 Lunt, 9 pm (N) ___ Liturgical Arts Guild IC Varsity Baseball vs. Registration for Theatre, Dillingham, 8 pm Room, 2 pm Fellowship, Chapel, 7:30 Hans field State, 1 pm (A) Fal 1 198lo pm Grad. Recital - Todd /.lalu:h 30 ResUJTIP Workshop, Job Room Schieuelbein, 7 pm (N) SAB Fi Im, Risky Business, 10 am /.11111.dt 31 MM.c.11 3U MMc.h 30 IC Hen's JV Baseball vs. Career Fair 1984, Textor 102, 7 & 9:30 pm, IC Christian Forum, Job Alumni Horn Recital, 8: 15 Admission Cl\arged CCFL, I pm (H) E Im i ra Co 1 lege Cac· 0 ~ Room, 8 pm pm (F) SAB Calligraphy Course, pus, Ck. with Career Planning for bus Ma/r.c.J1 31 DeHotte Room, 7 - 8:30 pm ~ IC Hen's Varsity Lacrosse \ Ma.11.c.h 31 SAB Film, Risky Business, Meditation Service, Cha- vs. Cortland , 2 pm (H) transportation Grad. Recital - Charlotte Textor 102, 7 & 9:30 pm ~ pel,8am Palmiter, 9 pm lN) Admission Charged Career Giveaway, Gannett Ap!/.A.i 3 Alpha Epsilon Rho IC Varsity Baseball vs. Service Auctio11, Lobby, 9 am - 4 pm AplUl 2 Jr. Recital - Nicholas Cornell, 3:30 pm (A) Cross roads/Buffer, SAB Travel Htg., Job 7: 30 - 11 on, Coste I lo, 12 noon {F) Senior Orientation Sessio1 Room, 8 pm C~reer Library, 2 pm 1PIJM. ./ Sr. Recital - Barbara AplU.i 1 STANO Htg., Chapel, B:JO IC Hens Varsity Te)nis ~ FAF's submitted to ~. 3pm (N,- SAB Film, Risky Business, RCP Career Seminar, Cross pm _ 10 pm vs. R. I. T. , 3 pm (H Textor 102, 7 & 9:30 pm, roads, 7 - 9 pm the College Scholar Jr. Recital - Donald Cran Admission Charged IC Hen's Varsity Track ship Service In Bible Talk, DeHotte Room, vs. Hartwick, 3 pm (A) Princton ~. 2 pm (F) Resume Critique, Career 9 pm Planning, S - 7 pm Jr. Rectial - Patricia IC Women's Varsity Track Ap'Ul l SAB Film - Caddyshack, ~ Acceptance Letters Englc.!:.E_, 4 pm (FJ C.P. Snow Lecture Series: Faculty Council Htg., vs. Hartwick, 3 pm (A) Textor 102, 7 & 9·30 pm, for Fa 11 1984 Lon ~dmission Charqed Dr. Robert Christiansen, Board Room, 7:30 pm Jr. Recital - Anthony S201, IJ pm ~ don Center Avail. Hastrobattisto, 1 pm (NJ Student Congress Htg., IC Varsity Baseball vs. Ap1tu:'. 5 Union Dining Hall, 8 pm Hobart, l pm (A) Discovery Days - Grad. Recital - Sarah Career Giveaway, Gannett School of H & S Hali c~. 8: 15 pm IC Women's Varsity m- Lobhy, 9 am - 4 pm ~ Sociology Club Mtg., Job Lacrosse vs. Hartwick, Apu.r 2 - 5 3:30 pm (H) Registration for Grad. Reci cal - Karen Sigi Workshop, OeHotte Room, 7 pm Michele Kinment,]prn \N) Room, 4 pm Fal I 1984 Apr.,U 5 Ap!U.i. 6 ~ Resume Workshop, DeHotte Liturgical Arts Guild IC Varsity Softball vs. AplU.I'. 5 & 6 Percussion Ensemble, 3 Room, 2 pm Fellowship, Chapel, 7:30 C.W. Post , 3 pm (A) "Beach Towe 1 Bonan pm (FJ pm za" sponsored by Ap,u.t 6 IC Student Athletic Jazz Workshop, 8:15 pm, Trainers Assoc. , j Career Giveaway, Gannett . (F) ~ Egbert Union Lobby, ------t Lobby, 9 am - 4 pm IC Christian Forum, Job I ~ Room, 8 pm 10 am - 2 pm Joint Recital, Chapel, Jazz Workshop, 8:15 pm 4 pm (F) Women's Choir Madrigals, 3 pm, (F) Ap!U..l 3 Grad. Recital -.Al.t.lL J~pyti tz, 9 pm (NJ Have You Heard the Music News? r\ccording to Bridge~. hi~ know 1his is lhc bcs1 work I've Timo1hy Hutlon-Sean Penn have lefl their makeup on!" ·· shullle launch. a ri1y slum ,nut 1e1bcs1 rnomenl came when ever done: I'm more fornscd film. "The Falron and lhe Barbara Kearney. Idaho), while the Aquino shooling, lhis is 1ru lhe new vt:rsion was sl1own lo now. and I know wh,11 I'm Snowman... "I hope life Pat Bena1ar·s "Love Is A Bal· ly 1he worst." lhe fiery Winger. who. by all domg." doesn·1 imi1a1e an in lhis llcficld" and .Jackson Browne's Now for number 10. 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PROOFED AS DOUGH CAN BE, AND TOPPED WATH 1-984 PUDGIE'S ·owN SUPER SPECIAL SAUCE. AND I 00% REAL MOZZARELLA CHEESE. • 14 THE ITHACAN March 29,198-1 Penalties take their toll as an aggressive Bomber lacrosse team loses opener by James Liebowitz were major and three in the rop." replied Spencer. u--;1 Saturday, a wry young fourth quarter alone cost Ithaca Our o_ffcnse displayed and d&gress1ve Ithaca College the game. Salisbury scorecl on balanced scoring and con Lacrosse team opened their 90 percent of their man-up verted on 66 percent of their season against a veteran situations which is a situation man-up chances. Heading Salisbury State Club. Salisbury Ithaca must improve on in the Ithaca in scoring was Chris downed Ithaca 18·11 on a very future. Fehmel with two goals and fast. natural grass field at Coach Spencer added. "Our three assists . .Jeff Calder had Bethpage High School on Long guys were all over the f1elcl. four goals. and Derek Keenau Island. They definitely bought into the added two goals and two Ithaca's first game was mar ph\losophy that you have 10 assists. Also playing good "'I red by inexperience which led give 110 percent all the time." games for the Bombers were to many penalties throughout Bobby Del.uca and Brian the day. Yet Ithaca clid many Ithaca closed the gap to 10-7 Comer. positive things which should at half-time and had the rany over to other games. momentum going into the third Coach Spencer feels the first "We're way ahead of my ex quarter. but they just couldn't game jitters are now past them pectations," sai Costumes for Renl Comanzo leads the way • Makeup • Wig~ for MARDI GRAS I l HH·\< 11.·.., o• or anytime at Swimming Nationals 11 IIA< ·\ 1, no" arn·p ling rewnalion, tor C.:OSTl.JMES & PUPPE"fS, ETC tionals this season in both the past season, IC marked close llhani ( ollt•gt· gradua lion "eel.end. H,·11111·,i 604 F Buffalo St The Men's Swimming and 100 Breast and the 400 Free to a clozen new records. 272-5622 ' 'll'IA 1H1111h•r Diving Team finished their suc Relay. Hersam was timed at a ,hould he .made irr cessful season a short time ago 1:01.2 for the 100 Breast. Joining "riling. indirnhn1.: tlall·. Oµen M-r 12 Jll :1 limr or arri,al. and as 6 members of the Ithaca Andy on the relay were CORRECTION onlv numher or per,un, in squad made the trip to Emory sophmores John Vancott. parl~. \\rill' 111: University in Atlanta Georgia Brian Bennett. and Todd At the Division Ill women's ., lledroom .\pl. for the NCAA Division Ill Stevens. This was the first na swimming nationals Ithaca Col- ll HII>\( I\'', o• I Ill\( \ '!, 1,hi l Ill<> F urn1,lll'd Nationals. tional competition for these 1ege freshman Maureen 919 Um1ra ltd. h ..!al and v.:c1tl'r IIH !udl·t! Leading the way was senior three men and together they Costello.took 7th place in the llhan1.' \ 14KSO. 41111 bl<>,k ,,f Hud,,,11 ": Dick Comanzo. Comanzo in his were timecl at a 3:12.0 This is 100 yd. backstroke. Costello C1ll MUSICIANS Extra U niversit~' /SAB present: UNUSUAL CONTEMPORARY HOUSING INTERESTED J 4 b,~rooms l baths sl A representative of the chapter will be written with Aca 16 THE ITHACAN March 29,1!)8.1 ITHACAN SPORTS 1984 Baseball ~ampaign opens today after· suc~essful spring training in Orlando Florida by Sue Steiger left. Kurt Del.urn. after quarter- capt1ble of being outstanding." With the strain of indoor prac- backing the football team dur During the spring. the lice and a successful spring ing the fall, will resume his star Bombers will once again play lraining trip in Florida behind ting position in ccnterfield. traditionally tough Division I !hem. Coach Valesente and the Backing up the three starters and II opponents. such as Cor Ithaca College Men's Varsity will he Jamie Cangemi and nell University, Lemoyne Col Baseball learn arc looking for- Gregg Kidd. Kidd will also lege, University of Buffalo and ward to opening their 1984 assume duties as lhe Niagara University. ,,tt· Spring season 1oday at designated hitter. "Our starting line up is ft Mansfield Staie. Catching is once again a basically veterans, so we have "The good weather in Florida slrong area for the Ithaca team. the experience necessary to be allowed us 10 play all schedul- as co-captain Greg Egan and a contender." said Coach eel games and to work on Duncan MacDonald return \'alesente. "Our main goal is to ,-~i.....;_..,.._:J hemming a more aggressive. behind the plate. Rich Valen- play the best baseball that we confident and intellegent tino adds depth to this position. can and all other goals will take team." said coach valesente. "As a team. we started off care of themselves." .. After our early game sloppy in rlorida." said Egan. "We need to play well miscues. we began to improve "A big problem was the throughout the regular season and 10 concentrate on the skills wildness of the pitching staff. and continue playing well on we need in order to become However, it now seems that through the playoffs," said more competitive." the staff is starting to come Dave Murray. "The offense is After completing their game around." our strongest point. so we :.:~~.::£ff schedule in Florida, Coach Graduation took its toll on should prove to be ,..... ,.. ~ Valesentc was able to evaluate Ithaca's pitching staff as Dave competive." Junior third baseman Lou Barbato. the squad under game condi- Axenfeld and Keith Meyer ff ::~~su:des,ablishhisstarting ~~t:s~~~~ ~~te~~~~g~~a~~ Strong_ 0 ense expected· In the infield, Dave Dasch several newcomers to go along f d I , returns at Shortstop. while CO· pwt_titchhea,rsfi.ne group Of returning captain David Murray takes Or Ia y axer s Opener over at second for the Senior Rocky DiPonzio. Chris by Maureen Robinson Golden has seven letterwin- in the middle. graduated Eddie sands. Alter- Hauth and George Mack return women's Varsity Lacrosse ners returni[Jg to the team. Golden has three newcomer~ nating al first base will be 10 the starting rotation. while coach Andrea Golden is Daphne Williams. Leslie Mur- vying for the goaltenciing posi- Frank Potochney and T.J . .Jam- Doug Luke and John .Jorgenson depending on a strong. ex- phy and Sarah Burgart are tion. Sophomores Sue Gold~- l>a. being bark.eel by Dave will be used as spot starters perienced attack to carry the returning to their starting posi- tein and Martha Mawn. along Cutia. Lou Barbaio will battle and in relief. Steve Guinan ancl team through a competitive tions at midfielct._and will lead with junior Andrea Norton ,in· John Cole for the starting spot recruits Jamie Cangemi and season. the Bombers attack. CO-captain all in the running. · al the hol rnrncr. Steve Livingston will acid "Our deplh is definitely on Williams was second on the Also returning this sei1~011 ln the outfield. all three s1rcng1h to lhc staff. offense this year. Defensively. team in scoring last season are Kate Merrill. Bebettc 't ulll~. starters return from l<1sl year's "Our pitching staff is young," there are several players retur- with 21 goals and 6 assists. Janet Eppinger. Rosemary I 11 playoff ~quad. Tim Barone will said Coach \'alcscnte. ning who have waited two or Murphy had 8 goals and 16 zgerald and Lisa Monacelli once again lw Ill righ1 ficlcl. "llowevcr. in Florida. tlw staff three years for a chance to assists last season, while This monday the women 11 ;II _1_v_h_ilc_. _:-.1_ik._·1_· _K(~·l~lc_h_e_r _re_1u_r_n_s_t<_> _t_11_·1_-a_m_1_· _rn_o_rc_' _d_f<_:c_ti_\'_<·_a_n_d_i__,s move into a starting role," ex- Burgart had 10 goals, s assists. travel across the hill 10 l,H <' 1 plained Golden. "On offense Leading the defense will be Cornell in their season op<'rH·r we have good returning co-captain Ellen Kane. Beth Following the Cornell ma1rhup players who have a balanced. Traub and Lynn D'Angona. the Bombers will play hos1 10 patient attack." Kane and Traub will play at the a tough Hartwick College 011 The Bombers recently !ravel- wings, on a line with D'Angona April 2. ed to Delaware 10 compete in L- t • theSanfordTournament.The ones ars Will round-robin tournament. which ;~~~e~~~ia~: :~ci::~:r~~~ 0 D f1· Dal ,- ~ tr1· ' ' for the women. According to Golden, her team showed a lot by Howard Welsh .. A:· team hooker ·1 odd of poise. The Ithaca College Rugby Keen hold said. "the crowd 11 ,,., Football Club opened its very inspiring, and I hop<· 11 r "The team played as a good, season with an exciting come continue to receive 1,111 tight unit. I thought the defense from behind 4-3 victory at support." was weaker before the tourna Hobart. this past Saturday. ment, but they have a lot of 1.c. ·s Howie Rosenberg ran 25 Returning veterans 10 11w talent." commented Golden . . yards for the ·tri'. on the last Lonestars A team includr. "We have to work on things play of the match to defeat Rosenberg, Mickey Lin< oln. like timing and cutting. Our Hobart. John Hak. Tom Sikora. 11111 passing could be improved Ryan, and Todd Langford also. We still have to work Hobart took a 3-0 lead early some things out." in the second half. as they The next match up for 1lll' The women taxers will face were successful on a drop kick Lonestars will come this si11ur· a tough, competitive schedule that split the uprights. The day as they play host 10 tilt· this spring. Among the teams Ithaca Lonestars mounted a Finger Lakes Vikings. a lo< al they will be playing are St. few· ·more serious scoring team. This Saturday·s ",\" Lawrence, Cortland; Slippery chances before captain match will start at 1:00. Th<' B Rock, Colgate. and Cornell. Rosenberg's winning run. In match will start at the conclu "We know COrnell is going to the "B" match the· Lonestars sion of the A match. be a tough game," ,explained crushed Hobarts B team by the on. Saturday, April 6th lh<' -~ :!s Golden. "They're always score of 28-0. t.C. Lonestars will travel lo :.~;:~-;- .ready, but_ we.·.v~ beeri waiting : There were !llany t.C,_ fans Rochester .10. compete in 1hc ------=-----=-----'-'------'---.&. for .it tQ l)c,1~ ·1his.".. that made· lhe -trip to -~ob~~- . ~~~.e~!~(!?~~nament.