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e·y Sheldon Julius doesn't seem to realize that all Management's Reasoning "Rock _music today, whether of Ithaca isn't enthused with Questioned by the Rolling Stqnes, Curtis progressive rock. There are, Thus black programming was
r. , , Mayfield or the Jefferson indeed, other forms of music reduced to 8 hours and 45 ·i-'."", SATQURU MAHARAJ ,i Airplane can trace most of its that are enjoyable to the ·-:::, ,.,;,.-- . . minutes. These hours were form and content to the rhythm listening audience. Currently, spread over two days, Saturday ·· · <:.lJf.Tom-Threlkeld '· years old,. this God-energy and blues music that was bQrn since the · cutting of the and Sunday. After the Xmas :\!,Wbei'.the world needs reportedly entered the soul of and bred exclusively by the. Wednesday Sounds of Bl,.ckness vacation, Towle Tompkins told ;~~ Jq{d. will.~me. this ln
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Ithaca College has a computer the business of the College, 48% 80 column cards in· one minute. center that effectively serves the on academic business and 2% on It reads out 1,250 lines of needs of the community. The systems maintenance. Whate.ver information of 132 characters computer center is located in happens to be most important at per line in one minute. Donna By Ken Holco!llbe and cohesiveness a~o!'_g·:· · Congr"ess ·mem'ber·s." 1 ob Hall past the Admission a particular time receives the Bergmark, an instructor and Student Congress of I.C. by a Office. In an interview with Mr, most attention. From noon to doctoral candidate in Computer vote of I 3-21-7, voted down a The Activities Committee Gerry Buckland, Director of the 1:00 P.M. and 3:00 - 3:15 P.M. Science has designed a "IO motion Tuesday night which recom·mended that the Educational Data Processing as well as the evenings after five statement incore compiler" called for the suspension of any workshop take place after Center, he spoke of some of the the center is open to faculty and which enables the machine to representative who misses two consultation with Vice President aspects and u·ses of the center. student projects. compile and execute one job. consecutive meetings of the of Student and Campus Affairs The value of the center is The faculty's uses for the This, in itself, is a noteworthy body. Gus Perialis and Coordinator of The motion, recommended by Student Activities Dave the Governance Committee, Knowlton. According to originally called for the freezing Marzano $35 from the .Congress of funds for any dorm or budget will finance the organization whose workshop. representative was suspended Public Theater Variety Show from Congress. That part of the Student Body President Greg motion was macie a separate Davis reported that several motion which automatically hundred books remain in the-old fa i I e d w i t h t h e failure Student Government Office at of the first. the bottom of the West Tower. By-Laws "Shall Be Enforced" The books were kept there for the By-Laws of the Student the purpose of a book exchange Body presently state that "A originally initiated by the Free representative shall be present at Bunch Federation. The exchange all meetings and shall be allowed subsequently fell into the hands no absences unless excused." of Student Government. Davis The By-Laws do not specifically s a i d t h a t t h e Executive state that a representative shall Board of Congress does not be suspended from Congress for know what to do with the books unexcused absences. However, and asked for suggestions. Chairman of the Congress Eliot Upon recommendation of the Golub stated at Tuesday's Acitivities Committee Congress meeting that the By-Laws "shall approved the plans of the I.C. be enforced." Public Theater to hold a Joe Marzano of the Acitvities fund-raising variety show in the Photo by Walter Leiding Committee discussed further· near future. details on a proposed "one-day placed ~omewhere 1n the center arc act1v1ty maihng hsts ach1e\ement linked with the workshop" for the members of The variety show, to be held · · neighborhood of S750,000. But and research. The ,tudents mav center. Congress to be held at the Ithaca in the Union Cafeteria, will run with a grant from RCA Ithaca use the center for researci1 anil Women's Community Center on for four days and include a night The l·omputer center 1~ a College acquired the c~nter at other projects. A cccss 1s gamed February 25. club. arrangement with • valu.ibk a,set to the College. 55'Yo of the value Maintenance by submitting a program. Only The workshop, which wil, tablecloths and ·candles.. Tickets TherL' 1s .i great potential 111 of the center costs the College authonzed per~onnel are allowed include "discussing and will be sold for one· dollar .in .. computer '>l0 1e11ce a~ 11 1s a 0 $ I 8,000 per year. '_[his 1s paid m to operate the machmes. A brainstorming," will be held in advance and at the door. The . rcl..1t1wly open t1eld. Student, monthly installments as manual for programmmg and order to "define the validity and theater group plans to audition· here h.ivc progrdllllllL'd thmg, maintenance is on a monthly operation 1s ava1lablc for fifty purpose of the I.C. Student campus-wide for the tro111 hlackJal·k decks to basis. cents. All work 1s done on a Congress as a functis:ming and performance which will run in d1e1111,try JHOJel·ts In Mr. The center employs fourteen first-come-first-serve bas)!,. responsible body, and to two or three acts approximately 13uckl.ind', e,t1111,1t1on "all people. T.hirteen of these are on The center itself 1s capable of atk.npt to gain a sense of unity two hours in length. a full time basis. The operat10ns handling almost anythmg. The bu,1ne,s m.i 1or, ,hould take segment runs the machines and IBM 2741 is now linked with the computer cou1se, ,is well as l, •, Jl. ,;·_.;_, 1 the key punches. Systems 36065. terminal at Cornell. This math and che1111stry ma1ors." . ' . - ! ~. analysis programmers design the facilitates larger projects with The students have been ni"akmg FRANKLY SPEAKING Phil Fn:1nlc;u:, ·-:· programs. The Administration greater convenience than before good use of the center. As Mr. i: : and Academic services are for when one would have to go to Buckland observed. ''I'm really I "ii the faculty and students. the Cornell campus to use the pleased with the students' .On the average day the center terminal. The center here has a reaction. They're really domg works about 50% of the time on computation capacity of I. 435 great work." Residential_· Life Application Deadline Nears By Ken Holcombe Seniors. Interested students information can be gotten from The Office of Residential Life must send a Jetter of application Arca Director GT. Spence at has announced that several and qualifications to Box N. X3373 or X3370. positions arc ava1lablc for Terrace 5, Room 213. 1973-74. They include Additional mformation can be responsibilities as Resident gotten from Lynn Lchrhaupt at Advisors, Student Advisors, X3300. House Assistants and Head In the Towers there are Residents. openings for Student Advisors for next year. The salary is$ 350 Resident Advisors are needed per year. Applicat10ns are for the Terraces at a salary of available from the Tower Area $675 per year. The positions are Director and Tower Head open only to Juniors and Residents. Additional
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•"'.lacism on CampUS-:-Or, Snow blind to critical thinking and "elChibit" one's consciousness, whites, and other students to to be branded one of four White Meets Little Black. criticism, this is a good quote to one can also be fooled into campus who are from different things: I. An Uncle Tom (black Samb~" bring to mind. another old-fashioned fashion backgrounds than most IC saves white). 2. A Nigger Lover Part II-Concluding Ramblings rip-off. One's money could be students. Just how much IC will (white saves black). 3. A White Last time, we were discussing ' Consciousness .is very used to further the cause in be a lily-white predominantly Racist (white saves white). 4. A the jdea .that everything which import~nt to various ethnic better ways. We should beware upper class college depends a black Racist (black saves black). happens to us happens be·cause groups. Particularly among of people capitalizing on our great deal on this important and This all depends on your color, of our color, or at least this blacks, we see a flood of consciousness, whatever our often misunderstood program. and the people looking at your belief among some people. "black-oriented" movies and color, religion, or ethnic decision. Someday, perhaps, the Sometimes, of course, we are books. Much of it can be viewed background. I would like to conclude with person making this decision, simply victims of good old as -capitalizing on the new racial To say one is not prejudiced is a very hypothetical situation might be looked at as simply a color-blind inhumanity. But consciousness. Movies like Shaft rather foolish in America, for from The Little White Book On human being with a terrible c o v er t r a c is m m us t b e and Blacula show that blacks can this is self-deception in most Race. It should help to point out choice, instead of a "racist" of recognized in all of its forms. copy white trends quite well. cases. Racism may rear its ugly, some of the points made whatever sort. Sometimes on the campus Unfortunately, white trends may head at rather unexpected times,, previously concerning our race That day may never come, for certain ethnic jokes and stories not be all that desirable from a and places. Indeed, as Kenneth consciousness. See if your we will certainly never be one appear. These are often cruel practical point of view. Perhaps Cloke has said, "To be decision to this problem is based color. (We would probably fight . and racist. But at the same time, black capitalists will soon be color-blind in a racist on "racial" values . over what color it should be.) we· can become too critical of exploiting blacks as well as the environment is simply to ignore Two jets are preparing to take Each of us must work in our some things, and we can white capitalists have. This is a the problem." off. You are in the control tower own ways toward our own goals. overlook the wealth of valuable dubious sort of "equality." Of 0 n c way to ignore the and have received word that a Some of us may find common and humorous ethnic literature course, ethnic oriented dress problem, is to divorce ourselves homb rn i g h t he planted ground. Neither scpara tism nor which is part of our heritage. We styles, notably so-called "Afro" from it. College is a good place aboard one of the planes. You integration solve the problems sometimes may not be able to hair styles and clothes, are part to do so .. Wl11te students would can warn only one plane in time. completely, and we must each laugh at ourselves as much as we of this "consciousness" probably not m1~s the One 1~ a plane of predominantly remember the value of a single laugh at others. A line from the movement. Such material experience. knowil'dge. culture. or all black passengers. the other human being. To quote a !me play "A RAISIN IN THE SUN," trappings do not bring one much ,ind prc~cn..:c or hl,1ci--, and predom1nantly or all white. from The Sand Pebbles: "Damn goes something like this-"Even closer to "Mother Afri..:a" wlll're Latin~ l>ll G1111pu, . .i~ m,111y t1y Which do you notify. 1.e., try to your flag! Damn all flags! It ·s the NAACP takes a break once most A fro-A mencans would lo t1y to l!_.!Jlllll' lhL'II prL'SL'llCL' \ave'' too late 111 the world for flags!" 1n a while." When we start probably fed quite uneasy. now I he I 01' ( I duc.1l1l111,il ~a tur,illy. this 1~ a far-out A~ with f!Jgs, so with color'? thinking too seriously about ConsciousnL•ss comL'' from Opporlu111ly 1'1ogi.11nt IH!lll,!' ,1tuat1on. yd regardless of the Your prcJudiced fnend, anything so that we become within, and although it is r111e to h la..:!--~. Puerto R1..:a11~ Lalin,. decision one makes, one is liable Arbil A Black Perspective
Racism from the Black hatred for those people who ;HL' t h.i I \\'L' \I crL' ugly I \\'l' ha\'L" thL· thl'y plL·.1,L·tl. I 1f you thought because of our history in this Perspective not of your ethn1L· or r,1L·1.1I t111csl wont,'11 011 lhh L·;1mp11s I th.11 \\'ould mai--L' you freel. This country. It continues to develop, (Snow White probably wants to background. The othn i, \\'L• ,hoWL'd ~ Oll llWI tlllr hod IL'' w .i, ad Ill I n i, I e red by the as we look at Ithaca College's make love with Sambo) mstitulional ra..:1~111. whid1 1~ thL' h.id ,tr,'111,!lh. 1hy1h111. ;111d th.11 .. \ menL·;111 Sy,IL"m .... The ~ystem history also. No recruitment for A Response to Arbll Part I effedive one. flcrL' WL' h;1w \IL' Lllllld ,1.111d thL' hllfllllll,! ,un lh.11 prov1dL·d inst1tutions to hire black athletes, (which we more than the indiv1d11.1I i--L'L'pinµ that 1'L't1L·l1a1L·d ,111r ,ouh ,1' WL' 1aL hi lal,!)!Oh. Ill order to dominate) nc, recruitment for ·Did you know that at the you down. you haw a political p1L-i--L'd L'llllon ;111d hull! 1111, 1mpiL'lllL'lll L·ond11ion~ of chaos. black. Latin, Chinese faculty beginning of this school year. power to go up again,t. Blad,. L0
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phenomenon wa~ ·greatly enough to want to makl' till' trip ti-. S,1hang. He explained to us Knowledge is the key to this DIVINE- LIGHT whetted but my skcp~1cism had t,J Fayetteville ,llso. Why he how tlus energy 1s in all of us energy, the way to direct not been overcome. Confident wanted to. I ..:ouldn't figure out. and in evcrything on this earth. experience of God within us. continued from page .I of their "discovery" - amazingly for it wasn't like turn. When I It i~ why we can breathe, why The Experience Kn ow ledge. ·But· now Satguru confident - these devotees had attended the first Satsang, we have hfc-that spark of life What is this experience? All '.\1aharaj Ji is offering this invited me to stay with them he chose to attend the karate whil'h cannot be artificially scriptures of all religions Knowledge through himself and this past weekend at their home, club meeting. ·11c couldn't tell reproduced for it is the energy describe this experience in four his own disciples to everyone so the "Divine Light Center", me why he wanted to ~~J either. and essence in everything and as that all• ';'hO Want can· join him in Fayetteville, And so we went. Using our such, unduplicable. And the continued 011 paf(e J 2 in eternity,.since· the '·'Time (i.e. outside of Syracuse. I accepted, thumbs, we arrived at the center of our destruction) is near". knowing I would have to find at about 2:45 in the afternoon. What is this Knowledge? It is, out about this movement or It was just a simple white house as they describe 1t, a "blinding whatever it was. where eight devotees lived and hght" and a ."beautiful music" "propagated the Knowledge. So I returned to my room which comes from this And about a half-hour after our after this first encounter with primordial energy. One ·first. arrival, by mutual desire, the this "primordial energy" albeit a experiences this Knowledge 'propagation' or Satsa~g began third-hand experience. It so through a disciple of the guru, in a small dorm-sized room. This amazed, so disturbyd me, so called. a ."mahatma" . who has room, reserved for Satsang and frightened me to think that God been instructed by M~haraj Ji as worship of this energy, or God, might have come again, to bringing this Knowledge to was covered with a white shag incarnate in the body of an the people of the world. It is the carpet and was without furniture Indian child, that I simply lay "greatest trip of all", as one save for a cloth draped 'altar' down on my bed to try and sort fo Hower explained, since this with vases of flowers and it out. this was God .~8SHl energy is infinite as the universe. all !f pictures of the Guru and his On:ce one bas gained the why had he come now? Why did immediate family, who have all Knowledge, one meditates on, no organized church know of or become fully realized beings, this infinite energy twice a day acknowledge bis coming? Why meaning that they are now able for an hour at a time. From this was this Knowledge being given to meditate 24 hours a day on energy, one is able ta meditate, to everyone when it bad only this Knowledite. aJthou_~.[ullt., awake, alive and , been given to a score of people functioning, 24 hc::,urs a day. throughout history? And most So at about quarter past o1 all, how ~ould receivlng this three, the story of this person Knowledge affect my life? What and Knowledge began to unfold Avisinc, changes in myself and my itself for us. Neil, a college grad A 1!_IVINELIGHT CENT~R lifestyle. would occur? who goes to computer school After attending the first I talked to my roommate but is devoting his life at present Sa ts~ng, my interest in this about it. He became interested to the propagation effort, gave - • - • 1- ' - • - •- r--~- _,.,..., 3 L .. .! .. .£
The ~thacan 1 February 8. 1973 Page 4 Editorial An Era· O·f Accumulation? ··\:?B?: J ,. In recent weeks, we have heard talk of an "Era of Peace': Peace are past the stage of expansion for survival. We expand· for connotes the well-being and a qualitative improvement in the lives of expansion's sake. We consume for consumption's sake. Subtle means men. More so, "peace" signals an end to the spirit of war. On a of accumulation have replaced morality and compassion. The latest superficial level, the Vietnam war is over, the American troops theater of battle is closing soon, but the spirit of war remains an withdrawing, prisoners of war to be returned and political integral part of the souls of men. reconciliation to be pursued.Yes, "it might seem that an "Era of The most visible manifestation of this warlike or "competitive" · Peace" is truly upon us. We now have the opportunity to rechannel spirit ca~ be seen when one analyzes the college experience. In our collective energies to improve the auality of human existence. theory, college is a place where students further their knowledge of The opportunity ls there, but will we take it? themselves and the world around them·. In practice, the purpose of The war is over, but on a superficial level. The immedia~e c~mflict college is to prepare one to compete in society, to increase one's is over, llut what ot the cleeply seeded desires that prompt nations ability to consume and accumulate.College serves as an instrument to and men to war? Sinl:e the inception of a societal structure man has re-enforce material priorities. When we see a media promotion for waged war on his fellow man. The dominant theme of these higher education, the point stressed is that you can make more endeavors is expansion and accumulation of ·wealth. At first, the money with a degree. purpose of this expansion was to gain resources needed for survival, In May and June thousands of students will be graduating but as technology developed, survival was assured and expansion was American colleges. Due to the present state of the economy, jobs directed toward the accumulation of wealth. Many times through will be scarce and competition fierce. The absence of opportunities history war has dominated the lives of men; eventually_ the by which one may accumulate wealth and thereby satisfy material immediate conflicts were settled but the underlying reasons for war desire gives us an opportunity to reassess our needs and wants. Is remained a part of human existence. this, in fact, an "Era of Peace" or yet another cycle in the "Era of The presence of this rationale for war (accumulation of wealth) in Accumulation"?This opportunity to redirect our energies must be our day and age has been magnified to engulf o~r total existence. We seized or may never see the light at the end of the tunnel. ON THIS AND THAT vulgarity and he imposes it Chairman of the department, has By Edward de Aguero Vietnam (Mark my words, 1f you small dose of peace. please; ON, because the war Th..: President \houltl decre everywhere. As they say in the cocktails with the ·other faculty The Vietnam War has started m Vietnam as a civ1lv.ar amnesty tor our men who went U111tcd States· to he different 1s members in his field, in other officially ended but American between North and South. and to C..1natla. Mex1eo. Denmark indeeent. ·• words, if he is congneial with involvement in Vietnam will not we intervened to make war ON anti other C
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By Tom Threlkeld sorrow of the 1 2-years war. Haiphong Defense, trying to cut covered. as merely another in the long off any movement by the He was simultaneously succession of draws and From the Third Book of And the question was, "Why opponent. covered ljy the Bishop of stalemates. They accepted it not Milhous was there no celebration?"It was Success drew near but fell world-conscience and the as a reason for rejoicing, but as a answered that the people had through when the opposition oppositions ,King, who could not moment for contemplation. In the beginning, the purpose. not been included in the Game, escaped the trap set by the attack but· nonetheless was in It was not until the passing of was to establish democracy in but were merely observers of its King's Knight. So the King, such a position to prevent any the first month thereafter, when Vietnam. The purpose soon playing. They watched as the finding himself unable to mate movement _on the part of the the memory of the agony of the became stopping the advance of King was forced to castle early the opponent, tried to take as King. For y_ou see, the King had contest had melted, that the communism 'in southeast Asia. in order to protect himself from many pieces as he could, in a worked himself into a corner people, one by one, began to Then the purpose was achieving attack. His pawns were quickly Hanoi Attack. This did manage and there-by had only one realize-it was done. The King an honorable peace for us and taken, captured, or somehow to bring about the end of the alternative feft. And that was to had packed up his pieces and self- determination for them. missing, just as they had been in match, for the King found accept tlie last remaining gone home. And the people And so at that time he said, "Let all the earlier draws in the himself stalemated. He could not option-p!!ace. And the hoped and prayed that if he ever there be light." And there was contest. The King found himself check or even attack anymore., observers h_eard of the peace, again received an invitation to a light (at the end of the tunnel). gaining nothing pushing pawns for all his pieces were gone, heard of the stalemate described similar challenge he would have And peace was declared, for and trading pieces, so he tried to except for the Knight who was as ':!1~morable_:,_ and accepted it the wisdom to decline. peace had come to the people. turn the game over to the continually hopping from space But the people did not country for which he was to space attempting to solve the rejoice. They did not sing or playing, but that didn't wo'rk. conflict. Unfortunately a lone dance in the streets, for peace He tried attacking on all fronts, Knight is virtually useless. And it Thursday was not in their hearts. They still but found he couldn't win on his , was not long before the King felt the frustration and own board by playing on other found himself unable to move, ALL REGULAR uselessness, the tension and boards, so he went into his for all adjacent squares were MIXED DRINKS Students presently off-campus 50¢ will automatically be continued Off-Campus Policy under that category next year. Those wishing to move to Friday number allowed off-campus The Office of Residential Life campus residence must file with FROM SYRACUSE... has slightly altered its presently-600. There are at the Housing Office by March 9 off-campus policy for I 973-74. present approximately 300 for a guaranteed position. Next year Sophomores, as well spaces to be filled for next year. Valentine to remain open OLD SPICE as Juniors and Seniors, will have According to Chris Nelson, According to Housing (formerly the Brass Buttons) the option of living off campus. Chairman of Student Congress' officials, students living There is a ceiling, however, Housing and Dining Committee, on-campus for the fall semester for the number of students who .the spaces will be filled on a first 1973 will be required to remain are allowed to live off-campus. A come-first serve basis. on campus for the following Saturday maximum of 670 students will Nelson attnbuted the new Spring semester. This includes be allov,:ed the option. That policy, to the fact that last year, those who drop to part-time ALBATROSS figure is slightly higher than the as the off campus housing policy status during the Fall semester. was liberalized, the expected Part-time and graduate students rush for downtown housing will be offered on-campus The "never materialized." housing afte~ all full-time Wednesday Student interested in taking undergraduate students are the off-campus option must file accomodated. Un-Sorority an off-campus statement and a Valentrnc dorm will remain ATLANTA parental consent form w i th open for the enllre academic The Un-Sorority'/ the Housing Office. These year 1973-74. Valentine Yes, that's us! Tau Alpha Mu statements will be dated and residents will again have the 1s a small, local, social-service 114 W. Green numbered when returned to that option of being on or off the ,orority with its prime emphasis office. meal plan. on service. ·Perhaps our largest undertaking comes in the fall wnh our U.N.I.C.E.F. drive. This fall we raised over $500 for the cause from Christmas card and calendar sales and donations. Among other things, we also sponsored a family through The Salvation Army for C!mstmas, supplying food, a big Christmas dmner, and gifts of all ,orts for a family of four who rrnght otherwise have had no Christmas. We do have a social side, too, though 4t might not seem as big or as important as it is in some other organizations. Our most recent excuse for a party came at the end of January-T.A.M. was 5 years old on January 30th ,rnd it was duly celebrated, I can J,sure you! The spring semester will be one of service as well as good times, and will find us sponsoring the annual-Easter Egg Hunf for staff and faculty duldren, organizing "Fun and liames" for.Greek Weekend, and participating in the· Easter Seal and :Leukemia drives. We will also be entertaining at The Odd Fellows Home, where we also have- 2 se_ts o( adopted grandparents that are a \VIN FIVE. DOLLARS CASI I year-~ound project and an awful or choose TEN DOLLARS WORTH OF i\IERCIL\'.\DISE lot of fun.. In addition, we lrom: anticipate other chances to serve CLOUDDRAGONCRAF~_ Cloud Dragoo Craft's is Expanding! the comunity tµat may present 148 E. STATE STREET themselves as the year CAPTIONS MUST BE RECIEVED Look for our new lines of quality knitting ITHACA, N.Y. 14-850 BY NOON-WEDNESDAY progresses. yarns, Block Printing Supplies, and the By the way if any of this largest selection of Silk Screen Supplies sounds inviting to any of you in town. . girls who want to sink your ··················································· DROP OFF ENTRIES AT; teeth into the type of fun and Egbert Union Contest Box rewarding experiences outlined Plus we still have locally made Rugs c:::::><: Ithacan Mail Slot- West Tower Basement above, we have on.e last Spring Downtown at Cloud Dragon Crafts rush party (I told you we have a Candles and finished crafts for sale g. on consignment ;md supplies for; c;::>< - social side!) on Tuesday, 0 1 February 13 at 8:30 in Terrace Candlemaking, Macrame, Stained Glass, ADDRESS ...... g: ~fd/re~s d~c~~er ~nt~;il t~~~~~~~ 4A. Why not take a study break,. Decoupage, Rugmaking & Needlecrafts, Beer & Winemaking, Batik, Tie-
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By R(>b Patterson reasons people write graffiti and some of the 30% 1-5 times Take 1 results. Dr. Thompson sharply rebukes many other I l~,-6-lOtimes graffito (gra fe to) (graf-fe to), n.pl.-ti (-te). 1. psychologists by stating that vandalism, rebellion, 5. 7% 11-20 times Archaeol. A .-ude inscription, figure drawing,etc., humor, and boredom are not the main reasons 4.9% 100 times found on the walls of ancient sepulchers or ruins, behind the recently increased wave of graffiti. He 1.5% :?.1-50 times an ancient drawing or writing scratched on a wall or cites sexual frustration in the midst of the new Indefinite Answers-.:?8% of total answers other surface. 2. Art. Production of decorative. permissiveness and bravado as the major causes 45% v e·ry Rarefy designs by scratching them through a surface lay• and warns that these may be early symptoms of 30% Often of plaster, glazing,etc., revealing a different exhibitionism -which could develop into more 15% Rarely colored ground; also, pottery or ware so virulent forms, such as indecent exposure and __I 9.~- _Y ery Often decorated ;-chiefly used attributively. 3. graffiti. rape. "Writing graffiti may not cause rape or other Don't Know Answers-:?.% of total answers words or phrases written on public sidewalks, on anti-social sexual crimes," says Dr. Thompson, the sides of buildings, public restrooms, etc., or "but it is symptomatic of the same underlying Question 2 the like. reasons; just as marijuana abuse may not cause 14% Boredom Take 2 heroin addiction, but almost all heroin addicts 14% Humor Left channel of an on-the-spot recording. (Right started on marijuana." 12% Had Something To Say channel microphone malfunctioned.) "Hi! How Take4 11 % Freedom Of Speech was your vacation? ... Yeah? ... Oh, I didn't do much Ithaca College Student Graffiti Survey Question 11 % Don't Know _ really, but I sure had a good time .... Well, y'see, I Section I 0%(sum)Frustration and Exhibition was living alon·e in the attic of our summer house. Question I-How many times have you ever written 7%(each)Rebellion, Reader·s Benefit. Hell of it. All I did was eat, sleep, drink, smoke, and watch graffiti? (tallies were sub-divided into Numerical Lack of Other Suitable Outlets · TV. Oh, yeah, I also read all these newspapers and Answers and Indefinite Answers to more 0.001%(sum)Tradition, Education. Rage. Love magazines from months ago. So then I started accurately express actual responses) Question 3 cutting out and pasting up all these pictures and Question 2-Why do you write graffiti or why do 35% Nothing stories, and stuff, all over the walls. Except in the other people write graffiti? (tallies were grouped 15% Conditional on What and Where bathroom, there I wrote graffiti, y'know, like, into categories during tabulation) 14% Establish Specific Areas For Graffiti "Josie sucks the wild pazoola," and stuff. It was ~uesuon 3-What should be done about graffiti or 12% Encouraged really crazy; for three weeks I smoke dope, take the peoplewhowrite graffiti? (categories categorized 12% Punished 2.8% Don't Know LSD, and watch the old tube, VHF and UHF, during tabulation, again) dangerous drugs those. All the while covering the 9.2% Other(published, "they" should be sent to Question 4-What is your favorite example of your walls so that now it looks like a psychotic's an institution of higher mental illness. etc.) playroom," own or someone else's graffiti? (tallies were given Question 4 either generally or specifically, but only specific Take 3 A~atb.y is in-Who cares? examples will be listed) Clipping from February 29,1971 Raleigh Inquirer ·· ·Tast one out of the tunnel, please turn out the Answer Section light. Dr. Sanford Thompson, of the St. Thomas of Question I Aquinas Institute, has just published a paper Jesus saves and Esposito scores on the Numerical Answers-70% of total answers rebound. topping years of painstaking research into the 42% 0 times Remain seated for entire performance,_please. Flush twice, its a long way to the dining hall. Fighting for peace is like fucking for virginity. Why are you looking up here-ugly cock? Lick Dick in '72, etc. There once was a man from Nantucket, etc. C.all So-and-So for a good time at Such-and-Such, etc. The Asiatic Garden People so seldom say I love you Then its either too late or love goes So when I tell you I love you -118. W. State It doesn't mean I know you won't go St. Only that I wish you didn't have to, etc. Take Off Now, dear friends, we all know what graffiti is and The Best in Chinese why we write it; we don't need these modern thinkers and writers to tell us. I know and you know and the Lord knows that those shameful American Food. sayings scratched into restroom walls are the work of Satan. They are fire and brimstone c_oming to get you and me with the devil's host yowling and Good Service with a screeching in all their unholy might, seducing the weak, misleading the vain, corrupting the righteous and stealing the young. Cast out these evils with Congenial Atmosphere the Lord's help; prayers are answered, even in thi~ sin-filled world. 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------'-----'---""'----·-"'...... ·'"'"""'.',::. .,':. ~~ .. ·. ,· ;,:, .~;~·~,'2::-z. The Ithacan, February 8 , 1973 Pase 7 platform for Gay people and . tr~atment•_:.,____ "How Youth · evening at:9P.M.in the The Gay People's Center in Culture still promotes traditional Presidents Board Room on tlte 'G.P.' Presents Gay Concepts Sheldon Court offers a social Ideas of Masculinity and 3rd floor of Job Hall-Ithaca alternative. "G.P." is not in femininity", and "The Effect of College. This week's meeting will competition with these groups, Rock music and Stars on the be an open discussion on Gay This semester the Ithaca few out-of-the-closet members but will be exploring how to Sexual Norm". In the Ithaca concepts and their present and College Gay Liberation Front of the Ithaca community. make these groups more area there are knowledgeable past effect on soci~f:..!.~is will (GLF) is being replaced by -Tfieprevious l.C. GLF's main meaningful and beneficial for all people to speak on all these ·include such conceptions and "'G.P.", an educational function, as it turned out, was to people in the- spectrum of topics and they are being sought misconceptions as Gay people organization, which will explore discuss business matters of the sexuality. out at present. Thus, meetings are more creative, the fact that gay concepts and the role they organization and to organize will be when these people are Gay culture is in every aspect of can play in diminishing the dances. This accounted for bland At present the following available. Also, if funding society, and the effects of these sexist attitudes of the straight meetings, a small number of topics are planned to be permits, a well known speaker concepts on straight society. male oriented society, which interested people, and the· explored: "Bisexuality as the from the Gay Movement will be This discussion should enhance affects all oppressed people in eventual dispersal of the Social Norm", "How the Gay brought here. The times and the need for education for all on this country and particularly, in organization. " G.P.'s" only Movement Affects, Aids. and places of these meetings will be the deviation from the this case, in our community. The· b u s i n es s w i 11 b e th e, Hurts the Women's Movement well publicized in advance for heterosexual norm and will help meetings will be a forum for enlightenment and education of and Vice-versa", . "The the entire community. put G.P.'s future lectures into speakers and lectures and a place the people who attend its Differences between homosexual perspective. All are welcome and for discussions rather than meetings. At present the Cornell and heterosexual VD a~d the The first meeting of this encouraged to attend. political geHogethers for the GLF .,-,ffer:s _/! s9me\\'.hatJ!olitic.il proble~s of detection and semester will be ·this Tuesday
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CREDIT UNION ESTABLISHED AT ITHACA COLLEGE Monday, February 5th saw the culmination of many month~ of effort on the part of a group of interested personnel from many areas of the college community. Mr. Donald Reynolds, regional representative of the New York State Credit Union League, witnessed the signing of the application for a federal charter by the newly-formed Ithaca College Federal Credit Union. Eight. persons. representing administration, faculty, and staff of the college, signed as subscribers. The application will now be sent to the national ·, ·offices ·ef the Natiorial -Credit Union Administration. When the charter is approved, probably by the middle of March, the credit union will be operating on the I.C, campus. Members of the Newly-elected Board of Directors are: President: Don Woodman · 1st Vice-Pres.: Chuck Kelemen 115-17 S. CAYUGA ST. DOWNTOWN ITHACA 2nd Vice-Pres.: Dave Allen Treasurer: Helen Grimm Secretary: Hal Lawson ''I Love You'' At an informational metting on Tuesday afternoon, the new board members were introduced, and Mr. Reynolds explained the Say a Poetry background of the credit union movement, and answered questions it with Book of from these attending about the organization of the credit union on campus. In his duties fro the NY State Credit Union, Mr. Reynolds 1s on Valentine's Day in contact with a total of 135 credit unions in ~id-state New York. NOT JUST ANOTHER CLOTHES STORE illnss Wwrrh'n MEN'S SHOP INC.
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... Phys Ed is now holding free _ice skating lesson_s ~lth==11:.=...=r•=----J l1ues on the I.C. pond, and will continue to do so until Senior Recital SAD Film-"Omega Man" Ford Hall, 4:30 p.m. it freezes. f u· Onion Cafetetia,8 and 10 If we had more dogs we could save on ert 1zer. Karate Club p.m.,admission 75 cents :::Bob Perry is an honorary member of the rat Wrestling : Room,Hill Center, Open Mike By Doug Sahadi pack. . . 7:30 p.m. New Crossroads,9 p.m. There is nothing wrong with the mail on campus Remember the days when you Hillel Lecture-"Posltion of "G.P." Discussion-Gay Concerts that a little delivery won't cure. Women in Judaism" 9p.m. would wake up on a Saturday Our track team won't lose a meet next year. New Crossroads,8 p.m. Karate Club morning at 8:00 A.M. and watch :::super Stud and The Mad Ear Rapist are being Senior Recital Wrestling Room.Hill cartoons all day( or at least until the gang came over to fool forced to leave. Ford Hall,8 p.m. Centerr,7:30 p.m. ... Dog rugs are in. around)? Think about it for a ... On campus, the pill is being replaced with the minute. If you were just like reinforcement of M&M's. every normal kid who walked to ... The Physical Plant Maintenance Dept. is 1,.1 streets backthen, you spent boycotting the Union Snack Bar in favor of ·-=·~•-=d __J about one-quarter of your Live Entertainment-Walter Horn East Tower-Sadie Hawkins "Crance's Coffee Shop". staying awake hours watching and Allyn Love Dance ... Graduation is the B.S. you get for the B.S. you the tube. , New Crossroads,9-12 midnight Towers Dining Hall,9 p.m.,Sky take. Student Recital . Acres Band,Prize for best Now, as another exercise, let's ... I.C. is not a home for wayward Long Islanders . try to remember some- of those Ford Hall,! p.m. costume,admission 75 cents,free ... Wonder when Physical Plant is going to marry cartoons you would see on that Sbabbat Dinner with East Tower card their DATSUNS, seems like they have been parked Union DeMotte Room,5 p.m. Old Time Silent Flicks with typical Saturday. Between 7:00 or going together long enough. and 8 :00 a.m., the Farmer's piano Accompaniment ... Every year, Physical Plant awards its employee Crossroads,9,10,11 p.m.,free Almanac would fill the of the year with a free lunch and a $10 plaque. air-waves. During this time, Even with inspiration like this they have lacked a you'd probably just be getting candidate in the past. !sat I COMING ATTRACTIONS out of bed and taking care of Fellowship of Athletes ... Pigeons disappeared on campus when C.M.l. Winter Weekend you morning chores. At 8:00 on started to serve chicken once a week. Hill Swimming Pool,11 :45 a.m. Fri,Feh I 6,Dance with Irwin N.B.C., you would probably be Varsity Swimming,RPI vs Ithaca ... Grad school is still "in the light" for senior Sat.Feh 17 ,Richie Havens able to catch. Crusader psych. majors with guaranteed admission to Hill Swimming Pool,\ :30 p.m. Film-"Klute" Rabbit(and his tiger friend Junior Recital Willard State . Rags). That would last u~til ... There was a time when colleges were institutions Ford Hall,2 p.m. 9:00 when either Spanky and Varsity Hockeyy-Lafayette vs of "higher learning" instead of "higher yearning". ***********~* the Gang or the East Side Kids ...If the proposal on commencement is adopted, Ithaca show would take over your graduating seniors will wear cap and bathing suit · Lynah Rink,2:45 p.m .. attention(depending upon where so they may tread water during the ceremony on Varsity Wrestling . you lived). It was during the the football field. St.Lawrence vs lthaca,3 p.m. commercials between 9:00 and ... The chairman, vice-chairman, and the secretary Joint Recital-Trumpet and Tuba Cornell Studio I 0:00 that you'd manage to get of the "Staff" Council are 'members of the Ford Hall,4 p.m. 1.c: down a few eggs and some milk. "Administration". Catholic Mass At I 0:00, whom do you think . .. The design of the terrace dorms was taken from Choral Room,Ford Hall,6: 30 Series to Open took over the attention on a de-railed passenger train. p.m. ... Most administrators like coffee. Those with SAB Film-"The Heart is a almost all of the child viewing secretaries like it twice as much. Lonely Hunter" Two vastly different short audience? None other than ... The new partition in the Union Snack Bar helps Textor 102, 7 and 9:30 p.m .. plays will he offered in the Sonny Fox (This was the show where children Wl)U)d compete to keep the smell of (food) from those in the Admission 75 cents Cornell University Theatre's first dining area. Folksinger-Jon Clinch Studio Series production of the for toys and games-just one New Crossroads,CJ-12 midnight spring term when August step abqve Romper Room.) ... Some of the community consider the progress of our Maintenance Department typical to that of the Strindberg's STORM WEA TH ER Finally, either Superman or Clock in the Snack Bar. :,nd Anlon.lC.'heKhov's.THE BOOR Popeye would gather up your open on Saturday evening, attention from 11 :30 till Noon. ... After our recent visit by "The Amazing Kreskin" there are so many students walking around with a lsu11 February 15. /\ d d i t I o n a I By one o'clock, you had Protestant Worship finished eatmg lunch and then dazed look on their faces you can hardly tell them performances ~!II_ he given in from the faculty. Choral Room,Ford Hall.I I a.m. off you'd go with the gang for Drummond Studio m Llncoln llall ... The main reason for the new partition in the Catholic Mass the rest of the day. February 16-18 and February 22- Union Snack Bar is to discourage the constant rip Ford Hall, 11 a.m.,Union Just think; pretty soon you'll '.!4. All h;1ve an 8: I 5 curtain. off of ·food, etc. But they can't catch you if they Coffeehouse,5 p.m. probably be married and have Tickets will go on public sale . childr~n ... and how do you think can't see you. SAB Film-"The Heart is a for the plays on Thursday-:' Lonely Hunter" they'll spend their Saturdays? ... There was at one time guaranteed tuition at February 8, 111 the Theatre Box Ithaca College. Textor 102,7 and 9:30 Office. lower floor of Willard ...The concept of the Terrace dorms came from a p.m.,Admission 7 5 cents Straight Hall. Box Office hours derailed passenger train. Folksinger-Iris Lieberman will be I :!-J: 00 PM. Monday ... The officers of the Staff Council are not staff New Crossroads,9-12 midnight through Saturday. through members. February :!4. Telephone ... Although the P.A. building serves people and reservations may he made hy not food, it could be called a "hash house." calling '.!56-5 165 during Box ... After our recent visit by the "Amazing Kreskin" Office hours. All reservations there are so many students walking around with must be paid or claimed by J:00 dazed looks · on their -faces, you can hardly PM the day of ticket date: on distinguish them from faculty. Saturday for the Sunday ... The Admistration will find a good place for the performance. money they saved by switching to C.M.I. Since they haven't reduced 04r board, maybe they will "buy Bromo-Seltzer" . ... Last week's recognition is directed to the Pl•n ahead for students who have stopped their unauthorized -Wint,, Wee/tend parking almost_ completely. They , still park in restricted areas, but only on cold, wet, and windy Have. dinner days when they know safety won't get out of their Fri or Sat nite warm cars to give tickets. at ,.. Pattersons · , .... 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•The-Ithacan, Febnwy 8~ 1973 .... , I .I en1n ere? NOTES Winter Weekend Features .Havens VATZLAV "Vatzlav," a satirical play by Slawomir Mrozek, will be presented Tuesday, Feb. 13, for two performances at the Ithaca College Main By Robby Morse experiences for him in other places with new Theatre in the Performing Arts Building. The public is invited to people. He is a great admirer of people and wants attend either at 4 or 8: 15 p.m. free of charge. This year for Winter Weekend Ithaca College will be host to the phenomenal Richie Havens. The to help them through his music. "Vatzlav" is directed by Candace Wiesner for the Senior Directing Before his first album release in 1966, "Mixed program under the guidance of Prof. Firman H. Brown Jr. · concert will take place in the B,en Light Gym on February 17 at 8:00 p.m. Tickets can be Bag", Havens resided in the village where he taught CROSSROADS WORKSHOP {)N ANIMATION purchased in the Union. The first I 000 tickets will himself how to play the guitar. Since then he As part of the New Crafts Night in the Crossroads, an· informal cost $3.50 a piece and $4.00 thereafter. Each has done concerts in San Francisco, Philadelphia, workshop on animation will begin on Thursday, February 15 at 8:00 s t u d e n t c a_ n b u y t w o t i c k e t s w i t h Los Angeles, and New York as well as other cities p.m. The workshop, led by Bob Hanford (TV-R '74) will include the an l.D. card so ask your friends who all over the world. He does concerts for chanty showing of an animated cartoon followed by a discussion and are not members of the l.C. community to come and free concerts as well. He played at Woodstock. demonstration on the processes involved. With sufficient student to our college for a Grade "A" concert. and in Boston last summer for the series of free .se"sponse the workshop will conclude with the actual production of Richie Havens is a world reknowned guitarist concerts on the common called "Summer Thing". Last year he performed at Cortland College. an animated film. All that is needed to participate are a pad of and singer. He has played for audiences all over the pa~er, a pencil ~nd a little imagination. world, filling their ears with understanding and a Because of weather conditions he arrived late but sense of unity. He is a pacifist who wants to bring made up the inconvenience of waiting by playing DINNER hope and empathy to.his listeners. ingeniously for a solid hour and half. The Hillel is.sponsoring a Deli Supper on Sun. Feb. 18 at 5:00. It will open with his emotions and said in one interview, concert was definitely a worth-while experience be held in the DeMott Room. Make your reservations by Monday "What I want to do is communicate with people and I recommend everybody see him here on the 12th atX3323. on a basic level, to help bring them together." February 17. Havens accomplishes this the best way he knows WORLD OF FREDRICK CHOPIN Richie Havens wants people to disover what This Saturday at 9:30a.m. on "The World of Music," host Henry how, . .through music. "Music is really just a symbol of something larger." they are doing here, why they are here, and most Kavett features the music of Fredrick Chopin-Genius of the important he wants to be happy while we are here. keybojlrd. Also on the program will be Joseph Tague of the School In his youth Havens lived in the ghettoes of New York and dropped out of high school. His He says it's the only place to be- and now is the of Music's Piano Department. Tague offers interesting musical time for ··finding out". Why don't you find out experiences. family was poor and Havens left them at the age of seventeen. He felt that there were other what he has to say? .... .it might help you out. BEATLES--RO LLING STONES WEEKEND The best music· of the Beatles and Rolling Stones can be heard all weekend on WICB-AM. Starting Friday at 6:00p.m. MUSIC 61 will =~************~~~·~·~ ...... _,:. begin 39 hours of exclusive Rolling Stones and Beatles music. Requests will be taken and albums are to be given away. WICB-AM can also be heard at I 06 FM on the Ithaca Cable System. THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE PERCUSSION Music composed especially for percussion instruments will be played the characters on screen, but it must also be in a Walter Ford Hall concert at 8:15 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 15. The By Cathy Lynch remembered that even the stars can die in this one: event is free to the public. . Technically, the movie was a joy; simple, but Irwin Allen has once again come up from the Director William Youhass of the Music School faculty will lead the effective, in spots, as well as complex. The depths to offer his faithful audience another Ithaca College Percussion Ensemble in the performance which opens audience gets no feeling of a toy ship putting action- packed sea tale. However, The Poseidon with Gardner Read's Los Dias Aztecas. The seven short pieces, based about in a bathtub. We see a titanic wave capsize Adventure isn't as fishy as some watered down on mythical lore, describe vividly the various Aztec gods and an ocean liner and never doubt it. plots we've seen, lt is a tense, finely drawn drama goddesses. · Gene Hackman docs a fine job as the rebellious and well deserves all the praise it has been The enseml}~e ~jll al~o. pla}'. .Fiy~ Perspectives for Percussion by clergyman who takes control and Red Buttons receiving. George Andrix, a former Ithaca College teacher now residing in again proves to us that he can be a sensitive Granted, it is a bit reminiscent of Airport with serious actor. Plaudits also go to Shelley Winters: Canada. its star-studded cast, but as entertainment it' rates Completing the program ·are Reginald Brindle's Aurigia, a work of of course, who did more for her part than just gain highly superior to Airport. All of the name actors unconventional notation, and William Duckworth's A Whispering forty pounds. deliver very convincing portrayals, despite the fact In summary, the best that can be said is to head written primarily for mallett instruments and based on an l ~th that they arc stereotypes for the most part. Many century book entitled "The Sacred Harp." down and catch The Poseidon Adventure. It comes of the lines were jaded but done so cleverly that highly recommended. ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS CONCERT the audience never realized it. We see mangled metal exploding rooms, An original compositions concert will be presented by the Ithaca relentless rising water-along with tender and College chapter of Kappa Gamma Psi at 8:15 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 13. There is the necessary disconnected exposition comical moments. The delicate direction blends The annual program of student works, which will take place at in the beginning of this fine flick, hut once into the plot, everyone in the theatre is on the edge of horror and humor and allows us to consider what Walter Ford Hall, is open to the public free of charge. we might do in a similar situation. Three prizes are offered by the national music fraternity for the best his seat. lt 1s extremely easy to sympathize with new pieces written by students enrolled at the School of Music. They will be judged in concert by a panel of faculty members 100 t 00000 P0 1111111••11••••1•111•1111111•11111•••1•PP••••••••••••••••t.L including Karel Husa as chairman, Mary Arlin, Jack Bullock, Malcolm Lewis, Robert Schmidt and William Youhass. Entries which will be performed Tuesday evening are A ''Birdfish" Tale by Frank Sacci ·II, Essay: On the Development of Pythagorus WORDS by Walter Hom, Pontoons in the Lagoons by Jim Wacker, Rondo for B flat Clarinet and Piano by Jordan Spivak, Quartet for Saxophone by Antr..0ny Gerbino and At a Window by Barbara Froman. The Vassar Bible ed. Chamberman, DD and ITHACA COLLEGE WCIC-TV CHANNEL 7 By Rob Patterson Feldon, PhD, 1256 pp. $? TV SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY EVENING FEB. 11, 1973 The Dead Book Hank Harrison, Links, 180 pp. Mis.'!es Chamberman and Feld.on have created an 8:00-8:30 The Great Snowmobile Caper-film $3.95 abridgement of the King James version that not 8:30-9:00 The Art o_f Fraud; Followed By Interview With Host Bob The subtitle of this interesting book is "a social only has helpful annotations but interesting Igor, and Local Talent, Discussing Community Hocum. history of the Grateful Dead", which describes it's interpretations of the familiar texts. The Vassar 9:00-9:30 Boynton's News-news as interpreted by Boynton School subject well. The few additional notes I'll make version ha~ transformed the dry teachings of the students. can be gleaned from a casual perusal of this ancients into colorful adventures wit4 meaning 9:30-10:00 Horizons Deep Horizons Wide-Amer. Petrol Society film square-shaped book. First and most important to and importance to us all, even in this daynage. Ii\,. 10:00-10:30 Carbones realize is that the Grateful Dead being discussed hertin are not Just those six musicians at cancer.ts. Childhood's End Arthur C. Clarke, Ballantine, 22 BUBFVFFMAKESMU~C Nor are they just those six plus the two temporary pp. S 1.25 "BUB FUF MAKES MUSIC", is a FOLK-ROCK TV special to be members. The Grateful Dead in this quilt-history, Many sci-fi classics have just been re-released for produced at WCIC, ITHACA COLLEGE TV STUDIOS. The special covering 1959 to I 971 on the abscissa and San the company's anniversary; this is one. Don't let will be taped on two consecutive Saturdays, Feb. 10, and Feb. 17, Mateo to Auvcrs on the ordinate, arc Gladstone any suspicions about the company's motives put from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM TV studio I. BUB FUF, is made up of Odduck, Bob Hunter, Joplin, Kerouac, Cassady, you off, this is a top-drawer classic, written in four musicians, Walton Amey, Brian-Keane, Stephen Schneider, and Merlin, Bill Graham, and others. Also included is a Clarke's stiff-upper-lip style. The plot is similar to Harry. double-sided 33 1/3 RPM acetate soundsheet of "200 I : A Space Odyssey" in its concern with the The production will be directed by Marc Goodman (Bertles). All Neal Cassady at the grand opening of the Straight .fate of the human race under the control-guidance .J members of the Ithaca College community are welcome to view the Th eater, Sept. 196 7 with the Dead playing of a race of super-intelligent extra-terrestrials, but taping session in studio I of the performing arts building. prankster music in the back. the resolution is focus-perfect. Meadow Court "FREE PRESTONE SPRAY WAX" SAVE Discount S S cent value Shell WITH THIS COUPON UP TO 30% 1 Beverages- 3 I 7 N. Meadow St. \ J' PURCHASE OF CAR WASH ON NAME BRAND Ithaca, N. 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was not their best effort. Birds compositions (all- by bass solo, Hammer takes.on-e on Rac)OIID RllYl•W of Fire goes beyond "Flame", McLaughlin, as usual) which are Moog ( very ~on-sensationai for By Robert Patterson room for criticism. The first, still retaining the extremely tight not or could not be developed, most Moog solos) and then joins Inner Mou ~-ting FI am ei and energetic interplay, but including one country and one Goodmr, and McLaughlin for a The second Mahavishnu was a fine album, an example adding song structures more classical acoustic. Then there frenetic rotation of lightning Orchestra album Birds of Fire, is of an excellent group making an independent and varied. remains the longest studio cut riffs. Taken as a whole. these ten more sure of itself with less album as only they could, but it The album exhibits textural One Word which has something songs comprise a superlative control that allows abruptness, from everyone; Billy "The album by five musicians who are fluidity, tension, eclecticism, Smile" Cobham drums an rarely equalled in skill and more and precision without resulting excellent solo,Rick Laird has a rarely in unity. in chaos or scatology. The only complaints possible are not actually against what this album is, but against what it is not, i.e. RECORD REVIEW a double album (hardly to be By Barry King Jackson. However. just as expected) released months ago. Not Till Tomorrow;Ralph equally conveyed is the courage The opening title cut is most McTell;Warner Bros. There are the man had while locked in jail. reminiscient of "Flame" with quite a number of new folk Some of the lyrics are /You can the watery twelve string, the artists currently getting kill me if you can/But the last violin for orchestral fullness, and attention, and a definite thing you need is another dead whirling organ under/between contender for top honours is men/I swear that death:'·won't the melody and solos. Jerry Ralph McTell. Although he is . kill my rage/It'll take more to \ . Goodman does some fine finger from England, many of his songs hold my tongue./ You really suggest themes common to us pluckin' set off against Jan have to listen to catch what is here in the States. being said, but its worth the Hammer's piano on Miles Side one opens up with the endeavor. Beyond (Miles Davis). Celestial song of his that is getting the "Barges" is the son$ that Terrestrial Commuters is a short, most play on the airwaves at this begins side two, and it deeply catchy, complex number closely moment, "Zimmerman Blues". expresses the feelings and scenes followed by the twenty-one M cT ell makes an obvious that the leather-skilled boatmen second electronic Sapphire reference to Bob Dylan, and this along England's canals must Bullets of Pure Love. Goodman may be because McTell feels, as experiencer It _paints a -picture and McLaughlin match each with Dylan, that he has traveled that is very moving. a long hard road to success. The other note for note in Sanctuary Something that a lot of us lyrics suggest that he wishes he must have felt at one time or even on the long sustained notes could regain some of the things anothr Something that a lot of that _ McLaugh!in holds on his he may have lost in the process. us must have felt at one time or guitar without fading or "When I Was A Cowboy" another is contained within wavering; rather a lyrical tune at took hold of me instan'tly. "Standing Down In New York". that. Always one who could dig the It opens with /Hey buddy can There are four more scenes of the Old West, McTeil you spare some change/Me and conjures a fantasy wlrereby he my lady trying to get back to becomes a part of that past. Its Detroit/ They're ripping off the University sung in the Western style, and customers/The ship is ICKEY'S between. McTell and a little ole sinking/ And everyone's moving Delicatessen harmonica present in the song, out. After listening to the song MUSIC STORE you'd swear it was recorded out see 1f the mood may relate with g 24-hours on the plains. yours. New .York is a drag. Another song that bears attention of first playing is This is a fine album, The 201 S. Tiog_a St e daily ."Birdman". The song is about~ instrumental work is excellent. Ithaca, N.Y. n George Jackson. Through Production by Tony Visconti College effective work on slide guitar_ couldn't be better. And most 272-8262 and a slightly echoed vocal, importantly, Ralph .'McTell 400 Ave. McTell conveys what a slice of writes some mighty good .songs. hell prison must have been for Pick up on it.
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I Frida) an 3-7 p.rn. l\1ost Mixed Drink, 50( P i t ch t.· r o f Bu First 1000 Tickets tit $.3.SO /2 per IC ID ) Beer 25c Tickets available F eh. 5th until 7P.M. Egbert Union, Mayers, Midtown The Ithacan, February 8, 1973 Page 11 MUSK: the proud owner of an lp(s) by sit down and listen to one of the Electric Flag, United States their records."} Even when Judy RECORD. ~ - -••v1•w- . of America, Love Circus Collins came out with some By Bill Henk finding it increasingly impossible Maximus, Spooky Tooth (who "Denny" original entitled "Who SANDY DENNY--A&;?4 to keep up with the massive are·, currently reforming}, Moby Knows Where The Times Goes", Sometimes (too often in fact) pounds of platter released each Grape,· the Flying Burrito most of us failed to make any artists of exceptional talents and week. And so it's really no Brothers, Velvet Underground, connection between the two. makers of extraordinary· :music wonder that many of us are Steve Gillette, Gordon Bok, or More than that, we've already pass us by- without o~ ever caught unaware-that is until any number of others. Or maybe missed out on one chance for grasping the beauty .and/or someone stands up to point out your current favorites include reprieve this third time around. . energy which they have to offei:. ·just what it is that we've missed. Joy of Cooking, Leo Kottke, The problems of marketing, I'm sure too that many of you . Randy Newman, Bonnie Baitt or Just over a year ago the lady :pro'moting and publicizing talent also own albums which you Valerie Simpson and you find released her first solo Ip, "The North Star Grassman and the (and even good talent)' these consider to be precious and yourselves continually n'tystified Raven". But to no avail.. days has been multiplied·several gem-like and yet which, to your when their current masterpiece Thankfully though, Sandy times over by an ever-increasing surprise, go unnoticed, unknown just does not sell. Denny's not a vengeful woman. over abundance of competitive and unfortunately unheard to Well, already I've done a bit the majority of your friends and more plugging than I'd planned For despite all that we've done product. Even the most ( or not done) to her, she's· acquaintances. Maybe you're the to do. I think you get the idea. dedicated of disc jockeys are rewarded us with an album too Because, you see, the artist perfect for mere words. Magic, whom 1 really want to plug captive and enthralling is the today is that incredible lady of work of "Sandy" A true finery, Sandy Denny. It's most RIICO"D RIEVlllW. masterpiece. If this album won't important, I think, that I tell make her the star some of us By Barry King that much for the overall lyrics. you about this vocalist already K!1°0W she IS, then Who Do We Think W~ Are; They sound a little too Top 40 ext raordinaire. because she'~ nothing will Deep Purple; Warner Bros. I~side Radio. However. I'm sure that it neither new to the record111g of the cover of Deep P.'tirple's will carry you along lo the next mdustry nor haVL' she or ht·r "Sandy" 1s truly Sandy latest album is a collection of song in good fashion. '"Super hand dbhandcd and/or departed Denny', album. Eight of the ten Trouper", which is the short<'\! various headlines that the group from the 111us1,· ,cene. song~ included are her own. The has make throughout the past song on the album packs a hell In pnll1 Y<'ar~ ~he·, ,hown h,·r ,ongs .Jre given a lolky treatment few years, along with some of a I o t i n t o t w o 111 in u t t's merit by lc•,1d111g th,· Bn11,h (with h;iss and drums backup) in statements from the band. This fifty-six seconds. Some ,pt·c1:il lll\:1'1011 ,if folf..-rock,•1,. lhc' u,ual Bnt1~h traditional is a good idea, and well-timed, as effects are evident 111 till' I-' ,I I r p ll I I (' ll 11 \ c' II I I O II ,I 11 d llavonng. I op1cally. the ,ongs more people than ever are instrumenta11on. and a, lht· I' o I h ,. r I II !! ,I ~ II L' I , I 11 , ll >I h c'llllc,•111 1h,·111st·lve, with sailors. craving hard hitting mus1e .that cosmic traveller become, l ( TURN LEFT LEAVING ITHACA COLLEGE - 11/, MILES) : . '. The Ithacan February 8 1973 Page 12 i. ; . ' . ~ , ·>--;"' .. DIVINE LIGHT this Word that one meditates crown ·of- the head down finds such perfection; such 'bliss' N'.ica raguan .earthquakes,. ~-tie even whert in a wakeful state. throughout the body, a Nectar as they put it, that one devotes ~aths -of two ex-President{llicl continued from page 3 When things get rough and they that can be tasted even when all his time to furthering the predictions by seismologistsJ,t basic terms. That they cannot start feeling down, it is the Word one does not put it into one's Knowledge, but it need not be rgor~ calamities this year/:u; agree upon what it is that has t h a t the.y fall back on and it mouth. It is said that this Nectar so. eyjd~nce of the great disrupti~ o"f ttte planet. That is why he:is been experienced is due to the gets them through the problem. has been 'harnessed' by yogis It was Neil who observed that ..... limitations of material language The Light is that blinding who have sat in caves for years although they were spending all h'ere}; He is here to give everyone and communication. How does light which is most prominent in without needing to eat merely their time and all their well this everlasting Knowledge as one communicate the taste of an all scriptures and in works of by meditating on the Nectar. earned money propagating the quicJdy as possible, before the apple? One can describe it as people such as Saint Augustine That is what we were told Knowledge, they had nothing, great. upheaval. What exactly the much as one wants, but it has to who is said tolfave received the comprised the basis of the really, to do with spreading the upheaval ·will entail· they don't be experienced to be really Knowledge as it is borne out in Knowledge. Which is nice Knowledge. It was so perfect, he know, but He is here to prepare understood. Ask anyone what an his writings. It is the 'light of the enough, but how would it affect said, that it ju~t spreads itself. It us all for it. apple tastes like and you will get world', the lamp unto (one's) me? Citing the Perfection of His is like an operation. Neil is · All of which is pretty heavy just as many answers as people feet, the light which fills one's Knowledge, we were reassured merely the instrument of God, stuff; We looked out the window you ask. You get a good mental 'whole body' as is written in the that it could not possibly affect the scalpel that He needs to and it was dark. It was 6:30. We picture of how it will taste, but Bible. One first sees this great us adversely. What would perform the task that He has set had ·been there for over three you have to taste it for yourself light when one receives the happen would be that our ego out to do. Eventually, Maharaj Ji ~ours talking without realizing in order to judge it. Knowledge, and one need not would be 'shut-up'. It would still is certain that he will get the it. We then ate a vegetarian The four basic terms used to have sight to see this Light. It is be there but we would.not listen Knowledge to everyone. He has dinner, which they eat merely as describe the experience of th" such a light, being the light of to it anymore. We would lose said that He will bring- peace to a· house rule, having found that Kno_wledge are Word, Light, the Lord, that even blind people our selfishness. We would lose this world, through this meat, eggs and fish disturb their Music and Nectar. can see it, and see it just as materialistic tendencies for we Knowledge and that it is just a meditation. Then in the evening The Word is the name of God. sighted people do. would see the Perfection of this matter of time before everyone some kids from the town came The Hare Krishna people believe · Music and Nectar permanent Knowledge and will want to receive it. The to h!!ar Satsang just as WC had. it to be just that-Hare Krishna, The Music and the Nectar realize the impermanency of all Knowledge, you see, is given, At eleven o'clock, the devotees or Rama. Other religions have were the hardest to understand else. That is not to say we would completely free with no catch, held ·a simple worship service, in their own name. The devotees of in that one could not envision a not continue to have material to anyone who is ready to song-; for the Lord, which they Maharaj Ji say one receives the Music that you can hear, like the things, only that we would not receive it. The world, Maharaj Ji perform in English at night and Word when one receives the Word, 24 hours a day. Or a let material things, like a car, asserts, is ready now and that is in "Hindu in the morning. Knowledge and that it is upon Nectar that flows from the have any .control over us. For why he, or He, has come. Midnight came, and as we went example, if someone came up to The Changing Of Ages · to sleep, my rommate remarked you and chopped off your hand, Every scripture talks of to me, "It seems as if we've only you might get a bit upset. But change of age which is to occur been· here a half-hour." Maybe the Knowledge shows you will very soon, we were told. Be it we had. continue to exist even if you from Pisces to Aquarius, Silver MAYERS SMOKE SHOP have lost your hand, leg or even to Gold, or some other name, A Question body. So why worry about 1t? they asserted the 'vibration level We returned to Ithaca, early You lose your attachment for of the planet' is about to change ~unday, with a great question to material tlungs, even though you and change drastically. At each answer-Whether or not to Specializing in do not give them up. per sc. change in Age, a Perfect Master r~ceive the Knowledge? My has come to ready the world. roommate will have to answer Individuality Not Lost 5,000 years ago it was Krishna. the question himself, but I know ALL SMOKERS' SUPPLIES Tlus 1, not to say that you But the world was not ready to that I will. For the Knowledge lose your ,cit-identity, your r cc e Ive the Knowledge_ does_. not change one's religon, it individualism by joining. as they 2. 0 0 0 y e a rs a g o i t will strengthen it, being the basis , PAPER BOUND BOOKS ,111alogi7ed 1t the ·~vcr· of this wa, Christ and only a few were of all religions. And one does 'primordial energy'. One retain, ready. Now. the Guru says the not have to accept the one\ own 111terc~b. one', own world is ready and needs to b,~ Knowledge as the truth one one PIPE REPAIRS profic1L'nL·iL'S. One dtlL'S prepared for this greatest of. all has received it, one can also L'Xpener1<.:c ,uhtk change, 111 change~ of age. As he explains 1t. reject it. The Maharaj Ji however MAGAZINES philosophy a~ one 1s ·ml'llowed" the f1r~t age was one of four dares anyone to show anyone a hy the K nowkdge of Perfection. parts purl' light Then came 3 greater truth than His. So if I hut 011L' doL'Sll't heL"lllllL' ;r part, light and one part have-any faith in my Lord, what NEWSPAPERS prll!,!ra111111L·d 10111hre or ,1 repe.it darknes,. Then 2 and 2. Now we have 1 to be agraid of or lose?' ol all thL· llthL"I devotL'L'S The are JI one part light Jnd three 11c·,1pk .it thL" L'L'lltL'I ho1e thh p.irts darkness. However. the A mahatma (a disciple) wil~ be OUt J"wo \\c'IL' Vc'ry llltO lllUSii.:. Next to Strand Theater change 1, not to go to total 1~ Fa·yettcville on February:°14: to Ollc" hL"lll!,! ,111 L'\L"c•lknt !.!Ult,1n,t. da,knc,,. hut to return to full ~ve the_ Knowledge. F\1r,tp.e,r Look for the orange awnings thL· other .1 llutht On-c w.1, .1 light. rim i,; a much greater step mt~rmat10:1 can be obtained ,by, ·, OlllL'd ,a'n ·. 011L' girl w.i, .1 than 111 any previous change, a calhng 273-8455. · normal clllh:ge girl rl1ey were change we must be readied for. A f~ture article will relate t.ti~. ~18 E. STATE ST. :111 drst111L"t hu111.111 he111g, They cite the many i.:alamities of ex penence of receiving the Your l1IL'·stylc llCL'd not rci.:en t weeks. sui.:h as the Knowledge and living with it, · change. Ynu c·:111 go on he111!.! .i stt1Lk11t. .1 pol1trL·1.111. a phy,;i:·,st or Wh.1teVL'r you ,k~1rL' \II Ile a~i.., " that you lo,e h1111 and ,how tl11, love hy mcdrtat111g on this perfect Knov.lcdge wlrn:h He ha~ brought you. One often .. THE COL a- ; . • • •'1t--"'-~ -1 .•ro"'•• See Weekend Mozarls Comedy .Smash -'Hl.1 ___ _ II ... ·,_--:, Feb 9,10,11 Women All Do IT" or.,l 'Jo,fl~-~ wilh Or~hesJra ,J.n En9hsh .Ca11ffch.lll1 O~ra C~ny Bailey Hall, ~ekruarr, 16 8:/5 pm , Tickel-s on sail! qf Lincoln ll~Q . . "lickel. .()ffiee , c2s, ~.s11,4J .sruo~r 01scou11; a;t \ ~.. •, ':'.: .,;,, • The Ithacan, February 8, 1973 Page 13 T.V. and Sports By Terry Segal in a sport is through national For those of you who sat exposure on television. Let's through the recent NBA All-Star examine just what television Game, the probability is that meant to a selected few. you were inundated by AFL football hit the big time commercials in the first half It when NBC decided to pick up appeared that every five minutes the league a few years back. Swifflmers Victorious Prior to that, AFL football was . ·, somebody came on .to sell spark i plugs, two edged razors or some televised by ABC (at that time a Qave Rives : for the night, with victories in remarked coach Ware, "It gave By other invaluable commodity. much weaker and Jess popular The Ithaca College Swimmers · the 1000 and 500 Free, and a everyone a chance to swim later network than now) at a in the meet." Chances are it irritated you, but enjoyed their most productive second -behind Mike Marino in like mosquitoes you'll have to wretched time on Sunday. A week of the season so far ·with' the 200 Fly. Scott Handler live with it.. For without large following nationally was victories over both Cortland and captured the other 2 wins with It was Craig Ross's day, commercials there's no television not possible until the league Lock Haven, to even their record firsts in both the I and 3 meter stroking to victory in both the and no television means no NBA received better exposure. Along Diving. Connie Markert added a 1000 and 500 Free. "He shaved at 4-4. Co-capt. Jim StahI:came All-Star Game. came NBC with games broadcast pair of thirds to back Handler a w a y f r o m t h e w ~: e k:' s 20 more seconds off his; best Most spectator sports owe at logical times and the rest is competition with 20 points a~d up. previous performance in~he their popularity to television. history. Craig Ross added a second a new all-time scoring mark of 1000, and als<;> posted his best Television, without a doubt, is The NHL in recent years has 307 pts.,breaking the old iecord behind Rimbault in the I 000 500 time to date," remarked the most influential, enjoyed unprecedented Free and a third in the 500, of 296 points set by ·1970 coach Ware. Ross' performance span taneous, and powerful popularity. One reason for this is swimming his best times to date. gave Bud Rimbault a chance to graduate Dave Roberts,: who means of communication that national television has Dave Williams added a second in swam 4 years. Stahl has ~ year take home a victory in the 200 devised by man. Its ability to introduced the game to more the 200 Free and helped l.C'. and a half left in competition. Free. and chase Marino for first reach mill ions of households people. Take the NHL move into take the final relay. Peter Dodge in the 200 Fly. Marino's time "Stahl has done an outsta'nding simultaneously is mvaluable to Atlanta this year as an example. took third in the200 l.M., and job for this team so· far," was a mere 4/ IO of a second off anyone who wants to sell Could the move have been second in the 200 Breast with remarked varsity coacli B'ill the present school record set by something. And of course sports feasible without their telecast his best times to date. Co-capt. Ware. "He should continue-:to do Wayne Kaler, a '67 graduate. promoters want to sell their every Sunday? Hardly. Take well the rest of this year; and Jay McGinley up against some ·oavc W1ll1,1111s products as well. still stiff competition in the 50 caplur..:d hi, pr<:mierc continued on next page next year as a major s~ori~g One way of building interest threat." and I 00 Free. took two thirds. victory in I he 200 Bacl,. w1lh 111~ Marino added a third in the 200 best time yet 111 that l'Vl'lll. Dave Stahl wasn't the,only Fly, and Dave Sherman took Shl·rman look Sl'l' -'!~~e fragrances by reg. 14.00 to 17 .00 9 •90 Guerlain Slacks for juniors in assorted styles fabrics and colors_ Patou Sizes 5 to 13. Chanel c_all ·. ·.. '. Nina Ricci 272-334i ·.··:· ~- many more SPORT/:iWEA,R, SECOND FLOOR. ,;' .. for free'./4:eltveries ...- I;,. ·'-Tli~·•tiia-~-p~g;:i,ii;.., 14 . 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Silver Tongued Devils 4 I n always find Bob Dougherty Quinones, Alex Spanky, Tom One Step Beyond 3 I American e owner, sitting under one of Tom Winiwitz, The Giant Whale B.Ball Scoring Leaders Knicks 2 3 tea i:n wl is kegs adtniring his seventeen Wise, Married Fubar and yours All Star-Bruce Bohlander-Nads Un U Ujuma 0 4 The Wizard 4 0 24. ' ear old tap spit beer. Randy truly Genghis Robert Kahn, all Diseased Possessed 0 4 Dearded Clams 4 0 Staple" Shayler is another of which graced the Big Red Pro-Dan Ferris-Polish Nation 19 Delta Kappa 0 4 Eddies Bears 2 0 gular at the Pine who usually Stadium ip the first annual ·s --e m i · P r o - T o' m Semi-Pro Zip 2 2 ceps his hands in Bob's till. Toilet Bowl. Sm~lldine-Cowboys, 34 Willy and the Boys 5 0 Mad Turkeys 2 2 obert "Chink" Calgano usually BASKETBALL ST AN DINGS Gang 4 I Mavens 2 2 I 2 orks behind the bar charging I ts been brought to my All Star Prospect Manor 3 2 Secret Squirrel Hummers •cryone for two drinks when my attention, that the women in Team w I Trix-R-4-Kids 3 2 Team 13 0 3 cy have only ordered one. the Ithacan Sports Scene are OEK 4 0 BAMF 2 3 Golden Jocks 0 3 (Jen there's Big Otto, who disturbed that there aren't Revenge 3 I Space Cowboys 2 3 ·erybody mistakes for a keg. I enough women's articles in the A.L.S. 2 2 Turkeys I 4 Co-ed Volleyball member one time, Malcolm Sports section of the Ithacan. Nads 2 2 Holmes Hawks 0 5 Team wl cClaren tried a Budweiser tap LADIES! I have always printed Last Time Around 2 2 College House Mothers 6 0 Otto's ear. There are many women News and stories when Unhinged and Doorless I 3 Team wl Bearded Clams 5 I ore Ithacans I haven't they have been submitted, Herd I 3 Varnaville CC 3 I The Dudes and the Chicks 5 I cntioned that frequent "The however, there are very few N.C. Terrors I 3 Tatkoites 3 I The Blue Jets 4 2 ne" and I'm sorry there is not events reported to me. So in the Pro-West Country Bums 3 l Hangovers 4 2 ough room to write a pleasent future, if you do think there is The Zip 3 R.C.H. 2 I The Plow Drivers 2 4 ord about all of them. I would an article that you would like to Landon 2 Prospect Manor I 2 I E.T.G. 2 4 ·c to say, however, that the sec printed, please bring it in Polish Nation 2 2 Golden Jocks 3 2 Spike Wells I 5 inc" is really a nice place to typed to the West Tower ground Talcott Tods 2 2 Pi Lam A I 3 The Hot Rats 0 5 l JOY your beverage. floor and slip it under the The Fifth 2 2 Teen Queens 0 3 I.B.T.C. 0 51 Ithacan do.lr. 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The 4 selected as the Ithaca College points gave Hollowell 1024 fo. "Athletes of the Week".. his career, and brought hi Rimbault recorded three firsts within 214 of the school's thre and two seconds, last week, as y ear career scoring record o Ithaca's swimming team 1238. The 6-3 forward will hav defeated Cortland and Lock to average 21.4 points a game· Haven to even its seasonal record his last ten starts· to tie th ~- at 4-4_ Rimbault's 21 points gave record. him 75 for the season, and put him third on the school's all Rimbault is the son of M time Ithaca ·scoring list with 289 Emile Rimbault, Jr. of 10 ·N points. During his spreE;Rimbault Avenue in Madison, and is produced victories fn the l 000, 1 ~,69 graduate of Pingry Schoo 500 and 200 freestyle, and took . 1iollowell is the son of M a pair of seconds in the 200 fly. Stanley Gay of 32 E. Main stree Ho Howell scored 20 points in Canisteo and Mr. J.o and totaled nine rebounds as Hollowell of Eloy, Arizona, an is a 1969 graduate of Caniste Bobby Driscol helps polish off the Ithaca victory over IU.T. Ithaca's basketball team beat ('0rtland. 88-63 b~t week. and Central. hmulcrafls • :,lifls SEE THE NEW 128 East Seneca Street - Ithaca, N. Y. - 272-8641 OLLEGE SMOKE. ,. ., . ~- P ANDED STORE. - SALE! 7Jipes.' During The Month Of We Hf/ve The February , A Different Pipe Of Your Sale Item Every Day · Dref/msl Or Mf/y/Je You Are ·Games! Chess Sets.! Thin/ting Of Candles! Scented--, Stf/rting. · SP-ECIALS Fancy And Plain! MONDAY TUESDAY Come Tf/1/t. To Us Houseware Items! ALL THE ALL THE And We Will Get CHICKEN FISH Yarns! 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