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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at Montclair State University Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The onM tclarion by an authorized administrator of Montclair State University Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MONT CLARION Vol. 51, No. 13 Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, N j 07043 Fri., Dec. 5, 1975 Pub Manager Resigns Rathskeller manager John Keating Monday for reasons he described as regarding the way the Student Center decision even if the Center submitted a letter of resignation "profound differences of opinion" is run and the direction it has taken management again became a one-man over the past five months. operation. Keating stressed that he is "not "H E WAS firm in his resigning happily." resignation," Ostroff said. Dickson Nixes HAROLD OSTROFF, director of An informal poll of Rathskeller Center business operations, received employes indicates that some will Keating's letter of resignation and consider leaving when Keating's Ngunjiri Renewal stated that Keating is leaving "to go resignation becomes effective Jan. on to bigger and better things. 23. By Janet Byrne rehire Ngunjiri will be "He alluded that he would like to The employes had a great amount MSC President David W.D. "rubber-stamped" by the Board of change his position," Ostroff said. of praise for the job that Keating has Dickson has "decided not to Trustees Wed., Dec. 10, when the Keating insists that he has no done as manager for the past recommend Ngari Ngunjiri to the board is scheduled to vote on immediate job plans and is resigning year-and-a-half. Board of Trustees for reappointment approximately 70 persons being because of "differences I have with "THE QUALITY of work will not for AY (academic year) 1976-77," as considered for reappointment. the Center management." be the same now that he's leaving," stated in a letter from Dickson to the Dickson declined to argue DIFFERENCES INCLUDE the one worker remarked. linguistics instructor dated Mon., Seegmillers's statement in press, but Rathskeller manager's observation Another speculated, "The new Dec. 1. contended that every trustee will that the Center, once "student manager will most likely be According to English instructor receive a file on Ngunjiri before the service-oriented," has become overly hand-picked by Ostroff." Percy Johnston, American public meeting and "w ill read "business-oriented" within the past According to Ostroff, new Federation of Teachers (AFT) everything." five months. applicants will be screened by a member representing the instructor, "IT SEEMS to me this decision Keating explained that in August, search committee comprised of Ngunjiri is appealing Dickson's (to not rehire) was made a long time the Center management was divided representatives from the Student recommendation through a grievance a g o ," N g u n jiri himself said into two areas: business operations John Keating Activities Office, the SGA, the process known as the Selected Wednesday. under the direction of Ostroff and Student Center Advisory Board, and Rathskeller Manager Resigns Procedures Agreement. " I haven't heard of any cases student activities under the direction the Faculty/Student Co-op. DICKSON’S RECOMMENDA­ where they (the Board of Trustees) of Thomas Stepanowski. Keating and Keating told him that he HE ADDED that a new manager TION that Ngunjiri not be rehired have reversed the President's Ostroff said that he met with would not consider changing his must be hired by Jan. 20. concurs with a recommendation of recommendation," Seegmiller Dr. Wolfgang B. Fleishmann, dean of commented. the School of Humanities and Questioned as to the possibility of uppo«es recommendations from the Dickson’s recommendation being faculty Personnel Advisory reversed as a result of use of the Marco*. AFT'll W in Committee (PAC) of the linguistics grievance procedure, Johnston By Josephine Policastro said that if a runoff is necessary it interested in reforming from within. department and the Student responded. "There is machinery An election held Wednesday and would probably occur because of a According to Long the Caucus desires Personnel Advisory Committee available to appeal and it is now in Thursday will determine the new very small percentage. a union as it is more militant and (SPAC). Both the PAC & SPAC process. bargaining agent of faculty members The election was conducted by better able to assist workers. recommended that Ngunjiri be "IT (THE grievance procedure) is at state colleges, according to the NJ Public Employment Relations ACCORDING TO NJSCFA reappointed for the fall 1976 not a sham. It is not a useless Marcoantonio Lacatena, president of Commission. Secret ballots were used literature the AFT became the semester. appendage," he added. Johnston the local American Federation of to vote for a collective negotiating bargaining agent in 1972 by a margin Dr. Milton Seegmiller, chairman withheld comment on the specifics of Teachers (AFT), the present representative, according to a of one vote. NJSCFA's Dec. 1 of the PAC, thinks that the Ngunjiri's case. bargaining agent for state college spokesman. bulletin sites last year's strike and the President's recommendation to not A petition circulated on behalf of faculties. A MAJORITY of 50% is needed AFT's failure to win a 1975-76 salary rehiring Ngunjiri labels Fleischmann's "The AFT will win and possibly to win. As the MONTCLARION increase as reasons to change CORRECTION: In the Thurs., recommendations that Ngunjiri not without a runoff," said Lacatena. went to press the results of the negotiating representatives. Nov. 20 issue of the be reappointed and that the Swahili CHOICES FOR the new election were not tabulated. Lacatena said the issue in the MONTCLARION it was reported courses he teaches be cancelled, representative were the American Lucinda Long, a member of the election is "the integrity of college that Dr. Wolfgang B. "racist” and "culturally biased." Federation of University Professors Rank and File Caucus of the AFT bargaining." He further stated that Fleischmann, dean of the School The Association of Black Faculty (AAUP), the American Federation of feels that a union is preferable to a when the NJSCFA was the bargaining of Humanities, recommended that and Administrative Staff (ABFAS) Teachers (AFT), the New Jersey professional association. She agent they never effectively linguistics instructor Ngari "strongly objects to the implications State College Faculty Association explained that since the AFT is represented the faculty. Ngunjiri not be rehired for the involved in Dean Fleischmann's and (NJSCFA), or no bargaining agent at affiliated with the AFL/CIO, strike THE AFT president feels effective spring semester. Fleischmann's Dr. Gawley's (Dr. Irwin R. Gawley, all. actions will be more successful. representation cannot come from the recommendation applies to the vice-president for academic affairs) Predicting the outcome of the Long further stated that the NJSCFA as they are not a powerful fall 1976 semester. non-reappointment decision." election, Lacatena was confident and Caucus agrees with some of the enough group. He claims support is criticisms that have been made needed and the state college faculty against the AFT but that they are cannot go it alone. RSB to TrySecond Rallyfit * \ j n m i m . . By Barbara Ponsi present economic crises via layoffs, pay cuts and cutbacks A number of student organizations are planning a rally in social services such as education. in Trenton on Wed., Dec. 10 with the purpose of getting a "WE DIDN'T cause the economic crisis and so we definite statement from NJ Governor Brendan T. Byrne should not be forced to pay for it through an income on whether or not there will be a tuition hike, according tax,” one of the spokesman commented. to a spokesman for the Revolutionary Student Brigade The spokesman added, "We want to show the state (RSB), one of the sponsors of the rally. that students are really serious about not having their Another RSB spokesman explained that the major tuition raised and not being forced to pay a state income difference between this rally and the Nov. 24 rally tax." conducted by the New Jersey Student Association The rally will take place in front of the state house (NJSA) is that the RSB is in opposition to a state income with buses leaving at 9 am from the following locations: tax while the NJSA supported a progressive income tax. High St. at Rutgers/Newark, the front gate at Kennedy "WE ARE opposed to an income tax because the Blvd. at Jersey City State College, Student Center on money will come out of the pockets of the working class College Ave. at Rutgers/New Brunswick and the quadrangle at William Paterson College. people,” the spokesman added. Both RSB spokesmen are from Rutgers/New FOR MORE information call 445-2451, 673-4218, Brunswick. They explained that they wanted Byrne to 279-6594 or 564-1420. “ definitely say there will be no tuition hike and to Sponsors of the rally include the Trenton Committee address all the students rather than a select group of to Fight the Cuts, MSC People for Radical Political MONTCLARION/Sue Castner Action, Black Organization of Students - Rutgers/Newark, DELUXE POSITION: MSC student Melinda McHaren surveys the scene as representatives." The basic ideology of the sponsoring groups, as stated Jersey City Committee to Fight Tuition Hikes, Ramapo crowds o f collegians rallied last week in front o f the state house in Trenton to •n a leaflet which they distributed on campus Wednesday Committee to Fight Cutbacks and the Paterson protest tuition increases and education cutbacks. Rally stories appear on p

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SKIERS, MAKE MONEY AND SKI FOR FREEI Organize group Demo Proves Organization tours to Burke Mountain from your campus. For Information call collect (802) 626-3305 to I3y Barbara Ponsi Lewis Dean or write Burke which you have gathered to protest state. John Horn and I are going to THE SECOND goal consisted of Recognition of the New Jersey Mountain, RFD 6, East Burke, a tuition hike. Education should work very hard for you people." urging the passage of a bill Vt. 05832. Student Association (NJSA) as a not bear the brunt of providing The fact sheet which the SGA appropriating $10 million to state legitimate bargaining agent for state PART-TIME: Earn $25 and up funds for the state's economy. I marshals distributed to students colleges to allow them to function per night, m /f parking cars at college students and an awareness believe that educational standards outlined three major goals of the adequately until the end of this local restaurants on weeknlghts or on the part of state legislators of weekends. Must have valid driver’s should be raised." rally, the first one stating that the academic year. the comprehensive level at which license and own transportation. Rep. Mary Keating Croce governor and the state legislators The third goal "demanded that Call 575-1146 or 226-3771, students are organized were the (D-6th)said, "I'm very proud of you must be made aware of the fact North Jersey Valet Parking. the state fiscal crisis not be used as major outcomes of he tuition rally all. I hope everyone continues to that students will not an excuse to tax those who can FOR SALE: Life Library of in Trenton Nov. 24, according to keep their eyes open and I "apathetically stand by and watch least afford to pay: the students of Photography. Entire set, SGA president Manny C. brand-new, $75. Call Steve at definitely agree that educational their tuition increase beyond their New Jersey." 893-4625 In the evening or call Menendez. standards should be raised in this ability to pay." 893-4144 to leave message. As approximately 1500 state INTERESTED in Day Care college students, including about Service? Please complete surveys 600 from MSC, marched, chanted available at the Student Center Information desk or at the SGA and carried signs such as ” NJ office, Student Center fourth Swings Ax on Higher Ed,” floor. Byrne Promises No Initien Hike representatives from various state AVON. Call Karen, your campus college SGAs and NJSA leaders met representative, for everyday needs with NJ Governor Brendan T. or Inexpensive Christmas gift ideas at 748-4268. Byrne. By Debbie Kaslauskas recommendations to keep tuition MENENDEZ ALSO revealed the THE DOUBLY-faceted rally was low. NJSA's proposal for a joint SENIORS! Equitable of Iowa has an Idea for you. Call Michael chiefly organized by the SGA In a meeting with several student Earl Quizel, SGA president at committee to meet and discuss Hatem at 667-8897 or 461-2946. Tuition Task Force, according to representatives at last week's anti­ Glassboro State College, said, higher education. This joint tuition hike rally in Trenton, NJ FOR SALE: Women's full-length Menendez. The task force saw to it "There should be a graduation of committee, according to Menendez, suede coat. Never worn, must sell, that designated SGA marshals were Governor Brendan T. Byrne said tuition according to financial would be comprised of student $90 firm. Call 746-5310 after 7 stationed on each of the 10 buses that there is no foreseeable tuition need." representatives and people from the pm. which transported students to the hike for next semester. NEW JERSEY Student Board of Higher Education, as well FOR SALE:, 1974 Corvette, rally in order to convey to students Byrne is unsure if there will be a Association (NJSA) president Scott as senators and assemblymen. white, air, am/fm stereo. Tilt hike in September and was reluc­ steering wheel, power windows, information on the purpose of the Stark stated, "We need a flat Menendez said that a joint custom leather Interior, 350 rally and the legal do's and don't's tant to say anything about the tuition, low enough to be committee would give students a engine. Radial tires, 14,000 miles. fiscal budget for 1976-77. Byrne Call 478-3671 after 3 pm. of rallying. reasonable for everyone." legitimate voice in higher education The task force also sent out press avoided questions about the pend­ SGA president Manny C. matters. WANTED: Talented keyboardist releases on the rally and its aims to ing $10 million bill for appropri­ Menendez, offered a suggestion to Byrne took no definite stand on for band. We have PA and rehearsal space. Call John at all major state news media and ations for higher education as he support a low tuition featuring a the joint committee proposal. He 746-7491 or Eric at 471-8587. drew up a position paper which said he does not know that the bill graduated income tax with tax only raised technical questions Rehearse Immediately. they presented to the governor. is needed and is unsure of its ulti­ reform. In other words, the income about where and how the I CAN TEACH YOU to play the The rally itself was characterized mate effectiveness. tax would serve to replace other committee would function. guitar like a demon. $5 per half IN HIS office in the State hour with Jordan H. Chassan. Call by a highly enthusiastic atmosphere taxes that are presently in Despite continuous efforts by 7 4 6 - 1 1 9 1 . and amidst chants of "We won't House, Byrne listened to existence. students to return to the issues of suggestions prefaced by student WANTED: Performers with any - ~ " pay," and "They say cut back, we Menendez also stated that the fiscal budget and the $10 kind of talent for the Chapin say fight back," two state representatives who spearheaded students are disgusted with million bill, the only comment coffee house. Contact Rich or legislators came out to offer the the rally. However, he neglected to Chancellor of Higher Education Dave In Chapin Hall room 214. Byrne offered was that he sees no students support and comment on issues concerning the Ralph A. Dungan's indecisions foreseeable tuition hike in January. WANTED: Decent, reasonably encouragement. budget and the bill for higher about tuition. Menendez said that MENENDEZ, ALTHOUGH no priced, used turntable. Call Lynn education appropriations. at 783-6184. STATE SEN. John Horn (D-5th) Dugnan first supported a tuition completely pleased with (he said, " I want to commend you In reference to the tuition hike, hike, then he didn't and now he meeting with Byrne, felt the FOR SALE: Yamaha 12 string, people for the exuberant manner in stu d e n ts made several isn't sure. Claricon receiver, hi-fi equipment. meeting was successful. Heathkit amp, electric six and mike. Call Mary at 256-1001.

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FOR SALE: Skis, USA Hart’s 195 newspapers. HE SAID that a student who In what seemed to be cm, $40; Elangrad's 170 cm, $25; By Irene McKnight Humanlc boots, $25. Call Jim at Dungan relayed the opinions of would be hired to sit in on meetings contradictory to his opening 445-8095 after 7 pm. "T l e reasons behind the rally in the legislature concerning the tuition in Trenton and "w ork on legislators comments, Dungan said, " If one Trenton are beyond my increase, commenting that he POETS UNITE! Need inspiration systematically" would be a better expects responsive government, we and encouragement? An comprehension," Ralph E. Dungan, believed that the money spent by solution to the higher education need responsive students." audience? The Poetry Club meets Chancellor of Higher Education in student governments to support the problem. "Looking at it cold turkey, Mondays 3-4 pm In Partridge Hall The legislature terms the rally as a room 308. Everyone's welcome. New Jersey, said last week at a press rally could have been used in a more the rally might have had an adverse "controllable expenditure," Dungan conference with editors of college constructive way. effect," he added. explained. " It is also the feeling of FOR ADOPTION: Guinea pigs, all In excellent health and the legislature that some students extremely adorable. If interested outght to be discouraged from call Janet at 746-4569. attending state colleges," Dungan FREE KITTENS to a good home! said. Dungan neglected to explain his Lltter-tralned with shots, must Allege HEW $ Misuse find home Immediately. Please own opinions on the issues. help, call Margie at 227-4467. A RECENT emergency plan By Regina Wall 225 students. HEW auditors took a sample of 48 students drafted by Dungan's staff in case FOR SALE: 1974 bronze Ventura with saddle seats and MSC has been accused of mismanaging funds received and discovered that, of these 48, a number of ineligible budget cuts are made at the state hatchback. Call 342-4034 to from the US Department of Health, Education and Welfare students were receiving $7520 in loans. The auditors colleges includes reduction of the make offer. (HEW) to finance its United Loan Program for Cuban estimate that as many as one-third of the loan recipients student/faculty ratio, reduction of NEEDED: One more female to Students, according to an audit report released by the HEW may have been ineligible. the number of students and other share a five-room apartment $150,000 WAS received for the program. one-and-a-half miles from school. Oct. 21. personnel cuts. However, Dungan Please call 746-4427 after 6 pm. According to Jerome R. Quinn, acting vice-president of Charles Moore, assistant director of Business Services, said that the plan was formulated by administration and finance, the loan program was in effect explained that during the second half of the second year of his staff rather than himself. FOR SALE: 1966 Dodge Dart. Needs valve job, $125 or best from July 1, 1972 to June 30, 1974. the program, loan funds were frozen by the administration Dungan, speaking to the group of offer. Call 279-5213. ACCORDING TO the auditors' report, during the first because " it came to light that ineligible students may be about 30 students, said, "We've been receiving loans." FREE to good homes! Adorable year of the program at least $7520 was given to students eight years building up this system, kittens and cats, shots and who did not meet the eligibility requirement of carrying at A total $127,050.25 was issued in loans over two years, and it might have to be cut back if spaying free. Playful and loving. according to Moore. The difference between this figure and the fiscal predictions are accurate. Call 279-5213. least eight credits. Other eligibility requirements, as outlined by the HEW, the $150,000 received by MSC has been refunded to the Between now and the 1980's, we WORK WANTED: Foi artists and include having a yearly income of $8000 or less, being a college Cuban Loan Account, he added. expect a slow rate of growth in the photographers model. Female, 5 foot 7, strictly on the level. Call Cuban National which means being a Cuban refugee having QUINN AND Moore both pointed out that the audit state college system," Dungan added. Eileen at 279-5213. resided in Cuba five years prior to Jan. 1 1959 and having was primarily concerned with mismangement of funds Although Dungan did not come FOR SALE: Two-speed proof of alien status and having received loan money during during the first year of the program. out in favor of the income tax, he power-glide transmission with rear the first year of the program to qualify for receiving a loan The outcome of the audit may force MSC to return stated, "I cannot conceive of the pump. Call Marty at 687-2446 for the second year of the program. $7520 to the government and any additional money after 6 pm. legislature not passing the income Quinn said that the two year program involved a total of discovered to have been received by ineligible students. tax.” 4. 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Education, in April at Fordham Network in Philosophy for Children A series of training workshops, these workshops, which will be According to Lipman, "because of University, and in the summer at is being initiated by the Institute for sponsored in conjunction with the conducted at university-centered the unique nature of the subject Yale, Harvard and the University of the Advancement of Philosophy for American Philosophical Association, schools across the country, will be material,” each training institution California at Berkeley. Children, an organization founded will be held in order to facilitate and held at Rutgers University Jan. 2-7. will be represented at the workshops Lipman and the institute's assistant and directed by Dr. Matthew accelerate the introduction of THESE WORKSHOPS will train by a team consisting of a professor director. Dr. Ann Sharp, will head teams from university centers, who of philosophy and a professor of each team of training personnel at will in turn train elementary teachers education. Sixteen such teams will be the workshops. At Rutgers, involved in each workshop, and will professors from Kansas and the be drawn from major university University of Nebraska, who were Catacom b Classified centers that have already committed trained at MSC last summer, will join FOR SALE: 1971 Firebird, v-8, themselves to working together in the Lipman and Sharp. prese nts auto., p/s, p/b, air, am/fm. Vinyl implementation of the program. Philosophy for children was first top, buckets, new brakes, new exhaust, good tires, excellent A number of grants have been introduced by Lipman in a pilot condition, $1625. Call 239-2513 received for the support of the program at a Montclair elementary or 673-4376. DON’T MISS THE workshops. Among them are grants school in 1970. 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A Class One organization of the SGA \ 8. M O N T C LA R IO N - Fri., Dec, 5,1975 MONTCLARION [Carl Silvestri 1 Vol. 51, No. 13 Fri., Dec. 5, 1975 Mike Finnegan Rally Success; Long Road Ahead editor-in-chief Michael F.X. Grieco Lillian A. French The statewide tuition rally held in As for the $10 million Byrne missed the point here. The advisor editorial page editor Trenton on Nov. 24 proved to be supplemental appropriations, Byrne students don’t want to a'tend meet­ very successful as 1500 students said, “I’m not so sure we need it.” ings, they want to partake in decisions. Jeff Sanders advertising manager Donald Scarinci news editor turned out in an organized effort to Byrne made the remark after the Byrne instead will use the students Tom Malcolm arts editor Hank Gola sports editor voice their displeasure over proposed senate turned down his request for as another group to promote his Scott Winter business manager John Delery assistant tuition hikes. $56 million to bail out other state income tax. The New Jersey Student Men of APO circulation Debra A. Kaslauskas treasurer Although NJ Governor Brendan T. agencies earlier in the day. Association (NJSA) has already come Irene McKnight editorial assistant Debra Cangi typing staff Byrne was unable to address the Byrne dismissed the idea to have out in favor of it and because of their Sue Castner photography editor Jo-Ann Manara students, (he was busy meeting with students be a part of the decision pro-tax stand Byrne met with the The M ONTCLARION Is published weekly throughout the academic year, children from a nearby elementary making process. He felt that through student delegates. except during examination, vacation and Winter Session, by the Student Government Association Inc. of Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, NJ school) he did meet with delegates the Sunshine bill students could By supporting an income tax, the 07043. Telephone: (201) 893-5169. 893-5230. from nearly all the state colleges in a attend all the Board of Higher students gained an ally in the Advertising rates are available upon request. Known office of publication: 20-minute session. governor. But they also may have lost Student Center, Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043. Education’s meetings. The MONTCLARION Is a member of the New Jersey Collegiate Press The meeting touched upon several MISSES POINT a friend in the assembly. Association and Is a slx-tlme winner of the All-American rating of the related topics other than tuition. Associated Collegiate Press Competition. The editorial opinions expressed represent those of the editor-ln-chlef or a Byrne used the session to quiz the r .consensus of the editorial board members. leaders on their background information to see how well they Open Letter were prepared. In doing this, he managed to get away from the three On behalf of the SGA our most sincere thanks are in order for the basic issues confronting him: students whose time and energy were given on our behalf this year. Don’t Sit One) whether there will be a hike Their efforts culminated on Nov. 24 in one of the most organized next semester or next fall, and constructive exercises that students have ever attempted. Two) Will the $10 million Our desire was to show a real and positive concern for the citizens supplemental appropriations be sent of our state who comprise the Higher Education Community. It was On Laurels our intention to communicate this concern to various state to the NJ State assembly and Courtesy of over 1000 students who flooded the area in front of Three) Whether there would be representatives in a responsive manner. the State House in Trenton last week, some kind of assurance was student participation in the decision. The immediate results of our demonstration are clear. BYRNE EVADES Participation was enthusiastic but most importantly, the obtained that state college tuition costs won’t be rising next organization and direction of that participation ensured its semester. . . and considering the way promises were flying and If it was not for the constant badgering by Manny Menendez, SGA effectiveness and gave strength to its goals. rumors were buzzing previous to that, it’s a little something, president, Byrne would have We have welded together the many segments of the student anyway. succeeded in evading the issues as the community and we have spoken with a single voice. It has been given in dignity and respect. It has been heard now and it will be Coverage of the event even spread to local tv newscasts and a other state college presidents were more wrapped up in their personal heard in days to come. front page picture of The Daily News. All these are signs that egos than the meeting itself. Your labor and indefatigable dedication to cause has turned students can take notice and command notice equally. Menendez managed to get Byrne cacophony into concert and no one can deny the power of that Little somethings don’t win a war, however. Future demon­ to commit himself by saying that he sound. Again, you have our most unreserved thanks. strations and rallies are being organized to strengthen assurance that felt no need for a hike next semester. Manny C. Menendez, I I I Pamela W. Lerner the $10 million higher education supplemental funding bill gets Byrne would not make predictions about next fall’s tuition stating, “1 president/SGA treasurer/SGA passed by the legislature. Also, advocates of a state income tax are cannot work miracles, I cannot pull Kevin A. Kesby Maryanne E. Preztunjt. planning to make their opinions known to ease the crisis of fiscally money out of the air, I cannot print vice-president/SGA secretary ¡SGA supporting state programs. money.' The idea now is not to be complacent and pat ourselves on the back so much but to let the rally serve as a baptism of alliance Instructor Cut Unfairly toward keeping the low cost and the quality in low cost quality education. .. both at the same time. By Terry Porch them to fit Swahili into their any of the African courses in either In the Thurs., Nov. 20 issue of the schedule. How else could the the linguistics, English or history MONTCLARION an extremely enrollments in Ngunjiri’s classes be departments implies that the value of such courses is inferior to those significant point was brought to anything but “low?” PRPA courses which primarily deal with light: “The students will be the Fleischmann explained the European or American subject losers.” omission of Swahili from the matter. Workers Pay More The most relevant case to date was catalogue as “pure error.” Yet the adm inistrative decision, shouldn’t errors be corrected? Of This cultural bias against African If Income Tax Passed spearheaded by Dr. Wolfgang B. course they should be corrected if studies is also reflected in the Fleischmann, dean of the School of they were made unintentionally. “callous and discriminatory” way in By Jerry Kloby Humanities, to cancel the Swahili However, to date there has been no which Ngunjiri has been treated. The People for Radical Political Action (PRPA) feel that a state language courses and not to rehire for effort made by Fleischmann or the Ngunjiri was hired as a step one income tax would be another unfair burden on the already the fall Ngari Ngunjiri, Swahili administration to correct the error of instructor, at the lowest possible overtaxed working people of this state. instructor. omission. salary. Ngunjiri’s teaching load has When the sales tax was instituted we were told that it would In the petition currently Many of us feel the omission of been divided among several practically put an end to all of New Jersey’s financial problems. circulating the campus is Swahili coupled together with the departments in two different schools. Many people fell for this lie and with their support the sales tax was Fleischm ann’s rather flimsy awkward scheduling of Ngunjiri’s This has the effect of keeping him put into effect. explanation of “low enrollment as other classes was not simply “pure vulnerable to cutbacks in a way that We were soon informed thai 3% tax wasn’t enough, so it was the basis for his decision to cancel error ” but rather a deliberate other faculty are not. raised to 5%. The sales tax has just been another rip off of the Swahili and not to reappoint planned maneuver to deter and/or Since coming to MSC, Ngunjiri has working class. It is a regressive tax which most severely hurts those Ngunjiri, which would necessarily prevent students from taking successfully developed and taght two in the lower income brackets. result in his dismissal from the Ngunjiri’s classes. The subsequent courses. Ngunjiri has been asked to TAX NOT ENOUGH college. “low enrollment” was the reasoning perform functions that are not Of course the sales tax didn’t bring in enough revenue tor the “ LOW” QUESTIONABLE for not continuing his courses and for becoming to a professional with his state even after it was raised to 5%. So some brilliant politician came As Dr. Milton S. Seegmiller, not reappointing Ngunjiri. qualifications and degree. up with another clever idea for getting more money from the chairman of the faculty Personnel While most of Ngunjiri’s classes BIG INSULT people - the lottery! This flawless plan would create additional deal with African culture and black Advisory Committee (PAC) and Perhaps the greatest insult was the revenue for the financial support of our educational system. studies this controversial issue raises assistant professor of linguistics fact that Ngunjiri was never Well, now we have the lottery and we have a sales tax and we all other serious questions. Many pointed out, the alleged “low personally notified of the can see how well they help support our state and pay for our students and faculty members feel enrollment” has been “kept low cancellation of his Swahili courses. wonderful educational system. The last thing we need now is a state that one purpose of a college artificially.” The obvious reasoning He learned of it first when a letter education is to broaden our income tax. for this was: sent to his students notifying them of Half the working people of this state earn about $10,000 or knowledge and to make us more One) the exclusion of Swahili from the cancellation was shown to him in less. An average of 15% of their income is paid to state and local aware of the world around us as well the current course catalogue, and class. “Pure error?” taxes. Those few family units who make $25,000 or more pay an as of the people around us. Two) the awkward scheduling of There are other courses and average of only 5.4% of their income for state and local taxes. each of Ngunjiri’s other classes NARROW EDUCATION If Swahili, the only faculty members being dealt with Working people pay three times their share! Yet we have student besides Swahili. unfairly too. If they get away with government leaders advocating an income tax system which would How then could students be aware non-Indo-European language taught at MSC is cancelled from the course cancelling Swahili it is worse for the even tax those people who earn only $7500. of the existence of such a course students. If they get away with not As students we are opposed to any tuition hike but we must being offered? If students were aware selections the result would obviously not broaden, but rather limit the reappointing Ngunjiri on such remember that we will only be in college a few years and that we of the existence of the course, the ridiculous terms it is worse for the will be workers for a long, long time and that we must also fight the awkward scheduling would make it student choice of educational directions. This cultural bias against faculty. income tax. ______either inconvenient or impossible for M O N T C LA R IO N - Fri., Dec. 5, 1975 9. Soapbox Ngunjiri’s Release Controversial

To the Editor: enrollments in the other courses are To the Editor: thought. dismiss as misunderstanding is the In an article written by Janet excellent, especially when you realize I would like to correct one error A look at MSC’s catalog will fact that some art work that was in Byrne entitled “Dean Calls for that none of these courses is a and to elaborate on one point in quickly convince one of this fact. In the spring 1975 issue was lost. This Dismissal of Linguistics Instructor” requirement in a major program. Janet Byrne’s article on Ngari department after department, the was due to inefficiency on the part of in the Nov. 20 issue of the Here are the figures: “Beginning Latin” Ngunjiri in the Thurs. Nov. 20 issue European courses are electives. the editor-in-chief and the art editor. MONTCLARION you quoted Dr. 27, “Beginning Greek” 23, “Greek of the MONTCLARION. In department after department, This inefficiency can no longer be Milton Seegmiller to the effect that Civilization” (two sections) 43 and 32, As Byrne correctly points out, the “Introduction to . . . ” really means seen in the present Quarterly staff “whatever makes advanced Latin and 1 “Classical Roots of English Greek, with enrollments of three or linguistic department Personnel “Introduction to European ...” (I and we guarantee that all work has Vocabulary” 30 and “Greek Tragedy” Advisory Committee (PAC) of which include under “European" the and will be treated with the upmost four persons, worth keeping should 30. make Swahili worth keeping.” I am chairperson is attempting to get European elements in American of care. An old Irishman used to say that if Dr. Wolfgang B. Fleischmann’s culture.) We are very much like the Quarterly has one of the most These figures are false and you couldn’t do anything right, at misleading. In the first place there are negative recommendation for ancient Greeks - there are us liberal membership laws in the Class least you could serve as a horrible Ngunjiri’s reappointment reversed. (Europeans and Americans) and the One organizations. To become a ten students studying advanced example. The classics department Greek this semester and both There is also a second group barbarians teveryone else). full-fledged member of Quarterly, all resents being used as a horrible composed of faculty from several While some people may prefer a one must do is submit work or work advanced Latin courses have eight example in this particular students. Thus the numbers are off departments, students and staff who term like “cultural bias” or on administrative or business details. controversy. It is doing many things are working for the same goal. There “ethnocentrism” for this attitude, This is unlike many SGA by some 200 or 300 ■ % wm - no well; our contribution to the small statistical error to be sure. are thus two separate documents: a the fact remains that it exists and organizations that require their curriculum of MSC is serious and well memorandum to Fleischmann that we are all guilty of it as products prospective members to work for In the second place it must be recognized by the students of the remembered that the advanced from the linguistics department PAC of the educational system that that organization without a right to School of Humanities. asking him to reverse his decision and perpetuates it. vote until a certain period of time language courses constitute only David H. Kelly, chairman one-third of our teaching activity: a petition addressed to President I and many other people believe elapses. Any member of Quarterly three out of nine sections. The classics department David W.D. Dickson and that Ngunjiri is a victim of this racist can run for office, although it must Vice-President Irwin Gawley calling attitude. The time has come for all of be under the guidelines of the on them to recommend Ngunjiri for us as students and educators to Quarterly SGA-approved constitution Alliance of Jewish Student Organizations reappointment for 1976-77. examine our own attitudes and and the rules and regulations of the presents The latter petition was written by assumptions and to demand the same SGA itself. me after consultation with Ngunjiri self-examination by the people who The task of a staff editor is to edit, and several other faculty members in run our educational institutions. arrange and prepare material to put the School of Humanities. It is We can start be demanding the into a publication. In that process the completely independent of the reappointment of Ngunjiri, the editor must separate the good from A CHANUKAH linguistics department PAC. It is in continuation of his Swahili courses the bad, that which can be well done this petition that the issues of and the recognition by this college and that which cannot be well done. cultural bias - i.e. racism - and the that the world does not end at the In the case of the literary editor, it is SOCIAL callous treatment of Ngunjiri are Bosporus. a case of taking hundreds of pages of raised. In short, these views do not Milton S. Seegmiller submissions and filtering it all down reflect the position of the linguistics assistant professor /linguistics to about 35 pages for our average PAC. publication. Sat., Dec. 13 A more important issue involves The “average Quarterly” is a the use of the term “racism” in To the Editor: magazine of quality beyond that of describing Ngunjiri’s As a spokesman for the staff and regular literary publications. The 8:30 pm $2.50 non-recommendation. It must be contributors, I feel obligated to clear keyword is quality. We maintain our made clear that the charge of racism up a few misunderstandings about quality, not only by rejecting is not directed toward any specific the inner workings and policy of material that does not meet our high individual in the petition but rather Quarterly publications. These standard but also by rejecting work Congregation has been used to characterize an misunderstandings were stated that would not do justice to either attitude that is built into our entire eloquently in a letter to the editor in the artist, the work or ourselves. We educational system. This is that the Nov. 20 issue of the must do this because of our limited culture, history and thought of MONTCLARION headlined in an budget. Rchavas flchim non-Europeans is somehow less objective, journalistic style as This policy of high standards and important and less worthy of study “Quarterly A Parasite.” realistic appraisals of our ability has than European culture, history and The only thing that I cannot made Quarterly a Columbia Scholastic Press Association Bnai Jacob first-prize, award-winning publication in the years 1969-1972 (we did not have the time to enter the 1972-1974 and David contests) and in 1974-75. Quarterly’s highest scores were in literary pre sents material, art and layout. Quarterly is planning a publication that will be 700 Pleasant far beyond the scope of the past. Lectures: GENE R O D D E N B E R R Y , creator of “Star Trek” Quarterly is a literary publication Valley Ulay but we encourage expression of all plus Films! kind. We are sincere in that purpose, Mon., Dec. 8 8 pm in that staff members work long IDest Orange Memorial Auditorium hours to bring to our public the kind of publication that they can enjoy, Valid SG A ID $1; All Others $2.50 and one that the staff can be proud of. Just off Interstate Catacombs: Our growing membership, the drop box in Partridge Hall, our posters and Last catacomb of 1975: DANCE! - flyers that are in every building on 2 8 0 E x it 7 Wed., Dec. 10 8 pm campus, even the “Words of the Life Hall Cafeteria Editor,” column which gives the Live band, same message today, as it did in the Entertainment: Quarterlys of 48 years ago, have all been to remind you and encourage live latkes, C A B A R E T (Tentative) you, the writer, the poet, the artist, Thurs., Dec. 11 the interested, to bring us your work, Call 893-5232 for further information! to make your special talent known to lots of people! us. If you are interestedin Quarterly Cinema: come up to the fourth floor of the Co-sponsored by Student Centeror call us at 893-4410. “Monty Python and the Hoi / Grail” We await you and your work with JSA/William Paterson College Mon., Dec. 15 Memorial Auditorium great interest. JSO/Kean, Union, Upsala and Drew (Call for showing time) Brian Press JSU/Montclair State, NJIT and Rutgers/Newark Valid SGA ID $1 English 1977 editor-in-chief/Quarterly 10. MONTCLARION - Fri., Dec. 5, 1975 Dazzling Performance Saves 'Mahogany' By Tom Malcom flamboyant than the next. of the way. He's rapidly becoming "Mahogany" is a corny, overly As if the costumes, which Ross one of the most smoothly confident sentimental and cliched bit of junk designed with, one expects, and appealing male romantic leads in which, thanks to a dazzling considerable help from wardrobe films, and he's infinitely more performance from Diana Ross, comes coordinators Susan Gertsman and interesting to watch than the tired old off as a thoroughly absorbing and Teresa Levitt, didn't flatter enough, faces of Redford and Newman. He hugely enjoyable movie. director Berry Gordy photographs also seems to be the perfect leading While her first film , "Lady Sings her in lush warm hues which make man for Ross, and it ’s interesting to the Blues," established Ross as a her even more glamorous and lovely speculate whether they will become a capable and versatile musical actress, than she ever was as a Supreme. One cinematic love couple a la Astaire and "Mahogany" proves that besides fashion sequence in particular is a Rogers or Gable and Lombard. being a fine actress, Ross is also a star cinematic knockout. It's gaudy, Anthony Perkins turns in a solid performer of considerable magnitude. ridiculous and overdone to be sure, performance as the homosexual She seems destined to give that other but marvelously fascinating to look photographer who makes Ross the female film superstar, Barbra at nonetheless. world's number one model. To his Streisand, a run for her money. ROSS OCCASIONALLY tones credit, Perkins avoids playing the WHILE MANY argued, and down the glitter and hype and comes standard simpering faggot and instead perhaps rightly so, that Ross was up with some deeply affecting bits of develops a character that is somewhat miscast as jazz singer Billie Holiday in acting. She's almost unbearably pathetic, somewhat effeminate, and "Lady Sings the Blues," there’s no vulnerable as she's cruelly mocked yet a forceful, respected and complex denying the fact that in "Mahogany," and ridiculed during a high brow person in his own right. It's Ross has found a role ideally suited fashion show for wearing her own refreshing to see a homosexual to her. hideous Oriental-style design instead portrayed with at least a fair amount She plays a young, ghetto-reared of the plain white gown assigned her. of dignity, and it's no small task secretary whose gigantic ambition She's equally brilliant during a given the effeminate homosexual and luscious looks and figure scene in which she tells Williams to stereotype so prevalent in films catapults her to the top of the get lost when they both know that today. fashion world, first as a model and she needs him desperately. Ross GORDY MAKES his directorial then as a designer. handles this conflict of emotions debut with "Mahogany" and it's The parallels between the with all the skill and subtlety of a far nothing short of amazing that a man CLOTHES HORSE: Diana Ross climbs to the top of the fashion world as she character she portrays in this film more experienced actress and it with almost no previous film daringly models a gown of her own creation in the title role of "Mahogany." experience could make such a and her own life are striking. She too makes one wonder exactly what her The film is currently playing at showcase theaters. was a ghetto kid who started as a limits as a dramatic actress are. shrewdly commercial film of his first secretary and eventually rose to the She also gets a chance to play the try. It would seem that Gordy has reminiscent of “ Touch Me in the Williams and Perkins are frequently top. As a girl she too was obsessed clown, and in those scenes she puts the same kind of instinct for film Morning," her monster hit of three burdened with some of John Byrum's with design and, judging from the her stock little girl charm to best that he has for music — an intuitive years ago, and of course she's impossibly awkward dialogue to costumes she designed for advantage. In the one really inspired genius for entertainment which charming on it. The rest of the score which Masser adds soaring, "Mahogany," if she didn't make it as scene in the film she jokingly taunts enabled him to take an obscure black by Michael Masser, however, sounds overwhelming string arrangements. a singer she most probably would Williams from a crowd in an recording studio and make it one of mostly ridiculous. It pitches and have become a successful model unemployment office while he's the biggest record companies swells as if it were complementing a The effect would be comical if not and/or fashion designer. speechmaking, making him fudge his (Motown) in the country in less than Cecil B. DeMille epic, and it's all overbalanced by the fine acting of ROSS FALLS in love with a address and fall head over heels in a decade. wrong for a movie of this kind. Ross, the three. deeply motivated, struggling black love with her. Gordy makes no pretensions to politician played by Billy Dee ROSS REPEATS this bit at the art; rather, he goes all out to create a Williams, Ross' co-star in "Lady Sings very end of the film when she decides slick, atmospheric, eye-filling Telerad tv Guide the Blues." Their love suffers, to give up her career and go back panorama. He does tend to let the however, because of her mad drive with Williams and the audience loves scenes drag on a bit too long, Telerad, the speech/theater department's completely student toward success. it even more the second time. however, and the move could easily produced day of tv programming, w ill be screened next Wed. and Ross looks positively stunning in Williams plays his part low-key in be cut by 20 minutes or so. Thurs., Dec. 10 and 11 in Life Hall Lounge. The schedule of scene after scene. The costume contrast to Ross' vivacious, Ross is only given one song to sing programs is as follows: no-holds-barred star performance, changes seem to number in the (entitled "Where Are You Goin' 8:30 OPENING: An introduction to the day’s programming. and yet he's right with her every step hundreds and one is more garish and T o"), but it's a good one very much 8:45 WHY CAN'T THEY BE LIKE US?: A children’s puppet show by Donna Daniels. 'The Devil Is a Woman’ 9 THE CASE OF THE CRUSHED PETUNIAS: A drama based on the play by Tennessee Williams, produced by John Sharkey. Fuzzy, Jumbled Attack 9:15 SANDMAN'S BID FOR GOVERNOR: A documentary on Charles Sandman's unsuccessful bid for governor in 1973 by Radha Srikanth. 9:30 BYE BYE BIRDIE: A new version o f the popular musical On Organized Religion comedy produced by Maureen O'Connor. 9:45 LIVE WITH HERB TOETWAT: Variety of the absurd by its eyes. Sure, a lot happens, but is the audience led to Dean HovelI. By Mike Finnegan care or ever be even cynically amused? Not very much. 10 THE NAVY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN: A documentary on the Navy's sixth fleet by Rich Hatch. Films have taken on organized religion before but not After all, "The Devil Is a Woman" fights a losing battle. 10:30 LIZA: A love triangle drama by Helene Paterek. with a viewpoint as fuzzy and jumbled as that of Damiano It's about a losing cause, religion, which doesn't have a 11 BE-BOP ALLEY: a 1950's dance show by Sheila Simms. Damiani's "The Devil Is a Woman." prominent place in modern times. It's about a bunch of 11:15 LOVE OF LIFE PART I: A script o f the popular soap opera The director doesn't impress upon the filmgoer any losers who need religion as a crutch and not a lot of produced by Jim Hart and Donna Daniels. particular point - one doesn't know whether this is a people get involved in their faith to that extent. 11:30 MAKE 'EM LAUGH: A documentary on the great screen serious depiction of religious influences on peoples' lives Also, when the dialogue is stupid, it tends to earmark a comics by Sue McGinley. or a ripoff of the foolishness of religious practices or film as a loser. The dialogue is laughable in places, yet the Noon NEWS: The semester in review. neither or both. It tries to be at times solemn, at times audience doesn't know whether or not the laughs are 12:30 BILLY BANANAS: A drama about a late night encounter by funny, but it’s never very good. intentional, so one tends to shrug off the film like a dog Jim Kenny and Faith Wozniak. BASICALLY, THE film portraits a number of shrugs off fleas. Right up to the final scene of the author 12:45 DREAM IN BLUE MINOR: A mood piece on life and death individuals that converge on a religious hostelry near the undertaking a symbolic baptism in a street fountain, the by Adama Hamilton. Vatican - a historical writer (Claudio Cassinelli) engaged film hasn't changed, affected or even touched our 1 WHO AM I NEXT DOOR? A study o f a bitter man and the to write the memoirs of a discredited priest, the scion of a religious sensibilities. walls he builds around himself by Bob Cardone. rich family who loves his sister, a pleasure-seeking bishop, NOT ONE player comes through charismatically, 1:15 ORIGINAL AND AMERICAN: A musical show featuring the a heretical philosopher and the hostelry's inhibited either. Jackson just seems to glare and assume an air of guitar o f Lee Martin produced by Percy Hill. business manager (Lisa Harrow). iciness that makes one wonder how this character ever got 1:30 THE SECRET SONGS: An adaptation of Frita Lieber's All of the above live and work under the stifling to be a nun. Cassinelli’s writer is neither charming nor science fiction work produced by Leo Kaiely. shadow of the somewhat fanatical Sister Geraldine seductive enough to seem more than a disheveled frump 1 45 LOVE OF LIFE PART II: The conclusion. (Glenda Jackson), who's intent on saving their souls to off the street, and Harrow's multiple neuroses are the extent of psychologically crippling their lives. exceedingly overdone. 2 MSC SPORTS IN REVIEW 2:30 THE GREAT DEBATES: A documentary on the It soon degenerates Into whom you sympathize with, Even the score is indecisive, and it's by Ennio Nixon/Kennedy debates by Paul Brite and Barry the writer who tries to liberate the individuals bothered Morricone, who created distinctive music for the Clint the most by religious scruples or Sister Geraldine, who Eastwood "man with no name" films. This score mixes Offitzer. constantly berates the convent crew and has them traditional church hymns with modern, electronically 3 THE ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN: An adaptation o f the confessing the slightest transgression to God, who in her synthetic arrangements to sound like a herd of diseased work o f Carlos Castaneda by Peter Dunbar. world doesn't seem so easily forgiving. animals. 3:30 THE WILD AND WOOLEY WORLD OF ANIMALS: A AS THE conflict builds, the incestuous boy commits It's not enough to say that religion can be oppressive; documentary covering the animat kingdom by Stella Bednarz. suicide, the Inhibited business manager learns again the everyone knows that's possible. Films should try to say 4 ERRORS OF COMEDY: A musical comedy about the first joys of sex and the discredited priest vows to leave the more, but "The Devil Is a Woman" doesn't seem to know open-heart surgery by Jim Sears. church rather than constantly trying to clear his name in what it's saying at all. M ONTCLARIO N-Fri., Dec. 5,1975 11. Wisecracks Spark 'Geo. Washington’

By Mike Finnegan Witness Mark Speer as the hapless Although the current Major Newton Fuller, whose dream of Theater Series production of the moving out to the country will George S. Kaufman-Moss Hart supposedly be realized in the comedy "George Washington Slept ramshackle house he has bought for Here" can by no means be termed a his family. Speer is wide-eyed, wears laugh hit, director Dr. Clyde McElroy the marvelous ultra-conservative and his cast know what to do with a clothes well and generally personifies wisecrack and that fact makes the the ultimate boob that Kaufman and play worth seeing. Hart strove to serve up. For while the comedies of He shuffles over to the fireplace Kaufman and Hart often burst at the and pats the brickwork endlessly and seams with w itty and cutting even as the dust rubs off of his hand remarks, they are unmistakably still remains undaunted. He works up TAKE THATI: Mary Ann Monteverde as Annabelle Fuller (left) and Mary Ellen Lurie as her actress friend get ready to 1930’s in form and content and it ’s to a modicum of audience sympathy brain Wayne Diana as a bratty nephew after he betrays their confidence in the Major Theater Series production o f the presentation, the working of a and his high voice is a natural for the "George Washington Slept Here. " line or a piece of comic business, that role. builds the effect most appreciably. ANOTHER NATURAL is Mary slept there, Monteverde deliberately grasped fully the concept of Because not all the players serve McELROY AND his performers Ann Monteverde as long, walks over to a hand plow in the bolstering the play's dialogue with their roles well, the ensemble scenes, sense this and though the play often long-suffering wife Annabelle, who middle of the room, casts a sharp, marvelous and most important, especially the act endings, don't bogs down in plain conversational tosses off laugh lines with a stinging eye and retorts, "Martha characterizing comic business. come off with the crackerjack talk and the players sometimes lose marvelously honed bristly iciness. As wasn't a very good housekeeper" Kaufman and Hart have provided precision they should. If it’s one that sense of delicious anticipation she first enters W. Scott MacConnell’s with deadly precision. a fair assortment of comic characters thing that Kaufman and Hart could between wisecracks, they often do too uncluttered but otherwise Whether it is her tired walk of surrounding the happy couple and do well, it's building their acts to a marvelous things when they do grasp “cozy” dilapidated room while her disgust or her angular posture In many of them enact their particular calamitous conclusion. a good line. husband recaps that Washington once smoking a cigarette, Monteverde has "type," such as nagging rich uncle (Jim Kenny), snippety but dumb However, Richard Fox's colorful maid (Phyllis Kessler)' sly-like-a-fox and extremely well fit costumes ■ ANNOUNCING THE. handyman (Henry Lipput), cynical contribute a definite flavor and MacConnell's set is balanced enough actress (Mary Ellen Lurie) and snoopy neighbor (Lu Ann Nelson) to suggest craziness as well as a llved-in, warm quality. quite well, each achieving moments of distinction. WITHIN THE limitations of a NOT ALL the cast fit well into lesser but still somewhat sharp the gallery, however. Wayne Diana is Kaufman and Hart comedy, the perhaps too caricatured as the Major Theater Series has tossed Fullers' brat nephew and Gary together a production that does Friedman as a mortgage-menacing something with its material rather landowner and Michael Chartier as a than just presenting it. The house ham actor don't achieve a balance in where George Washington slept k their roles, either. (don't be so sure) is worth a visit. PURVEYOR OF LEVI’S® AND LEE To Kiss the Sky’

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By Scott Garside who once again proved himself an There is hardly another rock band outstanding guitarist without being in the world that could blend artistry excessively flashy. His biting solos with pop music and captivate an gave the music its haunting aura. audience the way the Strawbs did Bassist Chas Cronk, drummer Rod last Saturday night at Passaic's Coombes and keyboardists John Capitol Theater. Mealing and Robert Kirby rounded out the band. Combined, these six individuals astounded the audience for well over an hour with their many varieties of music ranging from the simplicity of acoustic oriented folk tunes to the complexity of the „ MONTCLARION/Sue Castner majestic "Autum n Suite" and "The ROCKIN' COWBOYS: Guitarists for the Marshall Tucker Band perform “ This OT Cowboy" as the fourth encore during Life Auction," where Mealing and their concert at the Capitol Theater, Passaic, Friday. Kirby were given the opportunity to two songs from the current album. solo on the synthesizer and "Absent Friend," a Cousins original, EOF and LASO present mellotron, respectively. had a jazz feel to it. And Lambert's The group performed material first-rate rocker, "Little Sleepy," which featured electric guitar and his Lead singer David Cousins was from their five most recent albums. own lead vocals, was a near-perfect especially incredible. His voice ranged Between their first highly acclaimed way to end the evening. from softness and tranquility in the album, "Grave New World" and the "LUCIA" lullaby of the opening number, current "Nomadners," the Strawbs Opening the show for the Strawbs "Ghosts," to bitter, biting anger in have earned a reputation as a solid was Betty White, whose only "Round and Round" when he progressive rock band. However, it's accompaniment was acoustic guitar A Cuban film frantically screamed: "I drew the difficult to impose labels on their and piano. Her singing, although blade across my wrist/ To see how it music since it js so marvelously powerful, had very little direction. dramatizing Cuban history, would feel/ Looked into the future/ diverse and protean. Every once in a while she would There was nothing to reveal/ ro r we THE STRAWBS returned for two screech into the microphone and this Latin American culture were just the product/ of the ever encores. The first was a medley of became annoying. She performed a spinning wheel/ Round and Round "The River" and "Down by the Sea," number of self-penned tunes, most of and women’s struggle we go." both from "Bursting at the Seams" which were just plain mediocre. The which featured Cousins' excellent only even midly interesting part of COUSINS, THE generally for social equality! vocals and Lambert's superb guitar recognized leader of the Strawbs was her half-hour performance was her work. The second encore consisted of piano playing. anything but a 'dictator on stage. Having built a reputation for himself Two Shows on as a master of stringed instruments in England, he chose to strum his acoustic and electric guitars Wed., Dec. TO rhythmically rather than demonstrate his vast instrumental abilities by kÇfÇlClAS DE extensive soloing. That he left to Noon and 8 pm vocalist/luad guitarist Dave Lambert,

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By Steve Nuiver settle for that one loss.' The fencing action that unfolded " I was relaxed in the third bout," in the Panzer Gym Wednesday night he continued explaining his third would have made Errol Flynn and round victory, 5-2 over Abrams. "I the three Musketeers envious. The should have won the second match MSC men’s team opened its 1975 but I let my opponent get to me season by hosting Brooklyn College, because he was pushing a lot.” and the latter swashbuckled its way to LA TORRE, WHO is also a an exciting 15-12 triumph. sophomore and a high hope for the Howard Eisenberg of Brooklyn MSC future, came into his third College defeated Indian captain round match with a 1-1 standing for Frank Wimbush 5-4 in the third the night and came away with a hard round of bouts in the epee class to earned victory over Kirk Cypel. score the team’s 14th point and ” 1 was playing defensively and insure them of victory. waiting him out,” he explained. "WE WERE in there jabbing away Probably the MSC fencer who had at each other and he got me before I the most damaging night was Glenn got him on the final point,” Wimbush McCloud (sabre) who, in the process said. " If I had stayed back and of losing his second round match to played my type of game things may Michael DePalma, broke two sabres have been different.” and was stabbed in the leg. Dario Valcarcel had the best "I HAD the blade up to his chest matches of all the MSC swordsmen, and he continued to advance on me," winning all three of his bouts with the first year man said. "I moved the the foil. In the first match he fell blade down, it broke, and hit my behind to his Brooklyn opponent, hand and then my leg." Colin Abrams, 3-1 but managed to But, like a true competitor, come on strong and defeat him, 5-3. McCloud didn’t let a little blood "When I started out in the match bother him as he came out in the I was really nervous,” the fencer said. third match and defeated his "I began to relax and take deep Brooklyn adversary 5-4. MONTCLARION/Steve Nulver breaths and the moves just came to "I saw there was an opening by me." his head so in passing him I stayed GETTING THE POINT: Tommy Yee of MSC (right) swipes downward at his Brooklyn College opponent, Kirk Cypel, OTHER INDIANS who did well with it for the winning point," he during the fencing match Wednesday. Brooklyn defeated the Indians, 15-12. were Al Mustilli (foil) and George said. Latorre (sabre) who each won two of COACH ROCK DeCicco felt that the three bouts they entered. Last his team fenced a good match, and and we're learning fast out of McCLOUD AGREES with his now we must put it together. We've year Mustilli had a 36-4 record as a lost mainly because of their youth. necessity," Gary Vitullo, a first year teammate. freshman, the best on the team. "Some of the boys are just toiler said. "We started getting ready " It looks like a very promising got a damn good coach and we've got " I told myself I was.going to go beginning," he said. "They were for the year a little late but the coach to give him our support to let him undefeated this year,” Mustilli trying hard and we lost a close one.” hasn't given us any slack and we're season," he remarked. "We have all know that we are here to fence." remarked. "B ut I guess I'll have to "There are three or four new guys working hard." the ingredients of a good team and

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By Lonny Cohen way to the world of the well and anybody I had ever played against Tyrone Sherrod has it all sewn up, cheaply dressed. and I was certainly intimidated. But from his pants to a starting position Patience and confidence is where now, with my height and experience, on the basketball team. Sherrod brings his two favorite I feel like the other guys should be Not only is Sherrod averaging hobbies together. "Patience is the intimidated," he added. 15.5 points per game for head coach main thing in basketball when you're "He's an amazingly quick, Ollie Gelston but he has sewn his trying to break a press or a zone, and graceful and exciting player,"Gelston entire wardrobe. sewing is much the same as I'm commented. Sherrod with his wealth " I HAVEN'T bought any clothes waiting for the product to come o ' speed has fit well into MSC's from a store in about 18 months together," he said. running game. "Montclair is except for a pair of straight legged definitely a running team because if "I HAVE confidence that the pants, and I swore that I would never MSC doesn't run MSC doesn't win" stuff I make will always turn out buy clothes again because of the Sherrod stated. great, and how with a year of prices. I design about 70% of my So Sherrod will spend the rest of experience I feel like I can play stuff and take the other 30% strictly his basketball season threading the against any of these guys, When I from patterns," he said. needle, whether it be through an first came the guys like Larry Hughes It all began when Sherrod antagonistic defense or through his and John Manning were bigger than complained to his mother about new jacket. some pants that didn't fit. His mother jokingly said that he should take up sewing since it was hard to find pants that would fit his particular build and Sherrod M ONTCLARION/Lonny Cohen answered back in jest that she should A STITCH IN TIME: Tyrone Sherrod, forward on MSC's basketball team, buy him a sewing machine. works on his latest creation. Sherrod sews most o f his own clothes. Later that day Sherrod noticed a new machine in the house and after questioning his mother, was on the NJSCAC Cage Outlook Profs Eye Title Repeot

By Al Barton The Pioneers finished a close shoot from downtown. December is upon us. Besides second last year and again look to be JERSEY CITY STATE being the last month of the year it's in the bridesmaid role for yet another This is the smallest team I've had also the month that brings Christmas, season. here in nine years," reveals Gothic final exams and the start of the New Ken Brown, a 1974-75 mentor Larry Shiner. Jersey State College Athletic all-conference choice, is the big gun Considering that the tallest Jersey Conference basketball race. for the Pioneers. Brown has more City State starter is 6-3 the statement According to the conference moves than a can of worms and is undeniably true. Although the coaches, defending champion jumps like a kangaroo. 6-1 forward Gothics boast one of the finest Glassboro State College shapes up to Leon Smith is a quick, springy player guards in the state in Mike be the favorite at this time. The Profs who'll have to do a lot of springing Markowski not even he will be are not without challenge, however, until Zimmerman and Barrett arrive. enough to keep the Gothics from the as both MSC and William Paterson TRENTON STATE doldrums. College loom as serious contenders. A "We'll be competetive this year, KEAN COLLEGE young Trenton State College squad we're looking to breakeven," second could surprise while Jersey City State year coach Tom McCorry claims. Joe Palermo takes over as head Imagine an order of 22,000 priests and brothers in 73 College and Kean College still battle McCorry would probably forget coach and has a tough year ahead of countries around the World. (That’s a pretty big family.) to stay out of the cellar. his first season as his Lions finished him. But that's what the Salesians of St. John Bosco are all William Paterson has severe big dead last with a 1-9 log. Trenton "I don't like to write off an entire about — a large family of community-minded men dedicated man problems that only January can State has added some much needed season before it starts but with to the service of youth. (And no one gets lost.) solve. The Pioneers have lost height in 6-6 junior Bill Schmedes people getting used to me and the In the 1800’s a chance meeting between a poor 6-foot-10 center Mike Barrett until at and 6-3 sophomore Jose Oakley. school at the same time, we're in for priest and a street urchin served to create a movement of such least the end of January with a knee They have nowhere to go but up. a rebuilding year," he said. success that it is still growing today. Don Bosco became the injury. Transfer forward Gary According to McCorry, Dumont's Only one player with varsity priest who brought youth back from the streets — and back to God. Zimmerman is ineligible until the frosh Tom Higgins, a 6-2 guard is a experience, Jeff Tiplady, is back. first of the year so front-line man to watch. The other guard slot is Besides all the inexperience, Palermo He reasoned that a program of play, learn and pray would production could be scarce in ably manned by co-captain Charlie is also forced to work with a small make useful citizens of the world. He crowded out evil with reason, religion and kindness in a (what was then unheard of) December. De Paola, a slick ball-handler who can team. atmosphere of family spirit. December will be vital to Trenton The ideals of St. John Bosco are still with us today. His State if the Lions harbor any title work goes on in boys clubs, technical and academic schools, hopes. The young (two seniors) guidance centers, summer camps and missions. And his very cagers take on Glassboro State on *33,500,000 human approach is very evident in the family spirit of the Mon., Dec. 15 and a loss could prove Salesians. This is the way he wanted it. This is the way it is. deflating. Unclaimed The Salesian experience isn’t learned — it’s lived. Here in the expected order of finish is a capsule look at the combatants: Scholarships For more information about Salesian Priests and GLASSBORO STATE Over $33,500,000 unclaimed scholarships, grants, aids, and Brothers, mail this coupon to: “ We play a long, tough schedule. Father Joseph, S.D.B. Room A -24 6 fellowships ranging from $50 to $10,COO. Current list of With the Lord's help we'll do all these sources researched and compiled as of Sept. 15, 1975. right," Prof head coach Jack Collins OF ST. JOHN BOSCO claims. 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Grapplers Depend on Freshman Trio MSC Wins Two, Drops One

By Hank Gola Heavyweight, is out until December Other factors led to the surprising If you need any further evidence 23 with a skin disease while Tundo loss. Mallory tried a throw on Kevin of MSC's great recruiting year in pulled out of Saturday's quad with a Roesch and ended up on his back, wrestling, witness the fact that three sore knee. five points the worse. He had to fight freshmen are now carrying the Consequently, Sciacchetano had to back to gain an 11-11 tie. Indians' fortunes. George Kacavas, move freshman 118-pounder Lou And 158-pounder Walt Bennett Ken Mallory and Dorn DiGioacchino Oddo into the 134 spot where he lost was caught in a cradle and ended up were principaly responsible for MSC’s three decision, two superior. And being pinned by Jay Stuart. 18-13 win over Temple University when Caldwell's replacement, Chuck "WE NEVER expected to get and 23-18 win over the University of Ferrar, showed up at the weigh-in much competition from Princeton. I Maryland while being upset, 22-19 by with swollen glands, Sciacchetano guess we kind of looked past them. Princeton University Saturday. had to send him to the hospital and But I thought Temple would beat us Kacavas won all three of his move Jon Stoll into the unlimited with even our best team on the mat. 118-pound bouts, one by pin. class where he lost one bout by We seem to have a hex on them," Mallory won twice and drew once forfeit and two by decision, including Sciacchetano said. while DiGioacchino was highly the telling 16-0 loss to Princeton's The Owls, who have never beaten impressive in defeating three tough John Softer. opponents with one by fall. MSC, put their second team out "I WAS afraid to even send Jon "IT'S A little odd that the three against the Tigers and still defeated out there. I felt like pulling him off freshmen are carrying us," Coach them but couldn't top the Indians the mat at times," Sciacchetano said. Larry Sciacchetano admitted. "But with even their starting outfit. ttüm -v. "Sefter is a Pennsylvania state champ we really miss Vince Tundo and MSC jumped out to a big lead on and even I wouldn't like to be out on Larry Sciacchetano Steve Caldwell Steve Caldwell." the strength of its lighter weights and the mat with him. But we needed the Absence Felt Caldwell, the runnerup in last offset a late Temple rally that took Puzzled by Loss year's Division 3 nationals at points for the win." the final three bouts. Squaws to Face French Team Winning at 118

By Joan Rizzio State College, and the day following the Middle-Atlantic regionals by College basketball is once again the match it travels to Allentown Pa. winning the consolation finals. It also As a friendly gesture to the French finished on top in the New Jersey Kacavas Fills Void upon us. The women's basketball team, international rules should be team has now joined the schedule of State Tournament three out of the employed, but they may be various sports events at MSC. four years it was run and it has By John Delery negotiated between Clermont and Although it is still pre-season, the qualified for the Mid-Atlantic For some time now the 118-pound slot in the MSC wrestling MSC. 1976 varsity squad will experience its regionals every year since they began. lineup has been virtually vacant. But that was before George THE SQUAWS, will be up against first group effort as it takes on MSC SHOWS a balanced Kacavas came along. Kacavas,only a freshman, made his grappling some stiff competition as their France's Clermont University in un combination of experience and fresh debut Saturday for the Indians and was one of the main reasons the opponents carry with them rather talent. Of the 12 players seven are exhibition game next Fri., Dec. 12 at Tribe beat Temple University and the University of Maryland in strong and respected credentials. For returning to the team from last 7:30 pm in Panzer Gym. their opening quad meet at Princeton University. the past eight years Clermont has Arranged by Carl Pence, the tour season. Captain Randi Burdick and Kacavas, who hails from Lowell, Mass., won all three of his been the French inter-collegiate coordinator for the French team, the Barbara Burek both seniors return bouts, including a pin over Princeton's Greg Lintenis. Ever since Ed champion, and for the past three game w:ll be part of a limited with juniors Margaret Bloodgood, Alber, a one time All-American, turned in his Indian uniform, coach years the team has represented appearance on the east coast by Debra Rodriguez, and Maria Webb Larry Sciacchetano has been searching for his replacement. He was France in the European Cup finals. In Clermont. The night before the MSC Sophomores Ellen Henly and Carol finally rewarded for his patience by luring Kacavas into the fold. addition seven of the players Blazejowski, who averaged 20 points game Clermont plays Lock Haven "AS THE season progresses, George will be a huge asset to us. He currently on the roster hold a game last season, join rookies is our first legitimate 118-pounder since Ed Alber graduated," membership on the French women’s Kathy Coster, a junior transfer Sciacchetano boasted. Last year we forfeited a lot of our bouts at national team. OPPORTUNITY student and freshmen Pat Caluturdo, 118 but we won’t have to worry about that problem this season." The MSC squad is not to be Peggy Rooney, Jill Rush and Janice Even though Kacavas won all three of his matches he was not outdone, however, as its record also Ternyik. impressed. speaks for itself. Last season the team MSC and Clermont appear to be to Bergen county "I was not as sharp as I would have liked to have been," Kacavas compiled a 13-4 record in regular rather evenly matched which should remarked with a trace of a Massachusettes accent. "My bouts were resident for training as play, and it captured fifth place in make a very interesting encounter. closer than they should have been. The Thanksgiving layoff hurt me. member of Treatment ~ \ I was too sloppy and way too slow." What do you get AS CAN be expected Kacavas was noticably nervous in his first Team to help teenager bout, a 2-0 squeaker over Maryland's Steve Diagostino. who will live in your an imported car owner "I was mad that I didn't score more than two points," Kacavas for Christmas noted. "I took him down about three other times but each time I home up to 18 months. was out of bounds." Weekly Treatment Team or Chanukah? Against Lintenis, Kacavas started slowly but finally caught fire meetings, $200 month early in the third period. With only two minutes left in the bout he stuck him on his back for the pin and the win. The six points stipend, cl othing Kacavas got for the fall put the Indians out in fron of their hosts allowance, medical before the Tigers fought back. "THIS WAS by far the easiest bout I had all day," Kavacas coverage and allowance m admitted, " I guess I could have finished him off earlier but I wasn't for teen. ■ ? v , following up all the way on my moves." In his third bout Kacavas almost found himself in trouble right from the beginning but A escaped with a 7-3 decision over Temple's Jim Wolfe. "He was the strongest guy I faced all day," Kacavas noted. He nearly took me down from the opening whistle and I was lucky to hold on." Just about everything we sell at Metrix! BUT KACAVAS stretched his 2-1 first period margin to 4-1 by Metrix Foreign Car Parts of New Jersey or how little you wish to spend We ll solve the second and coasted home from there. Instead of socks, ties, bathrobes and your gift problems for Christmas or While at Lowell High Kacavas was a high school All-America and shirts, it’s leather steering wheel covers, Chanukah And all year round Come to walnut shift knobs, coco floor mats and Metrix And deck his car with shocks by a two-time Massachusetts state champ. He was also a New England NEEDED: quartz headlights An extraordinary Koni Or any one of thousands of selection of exciting parts, accessories, fabulous automotive gifts champ twice in addition to being a national federation placewinner. instruments and publications All unique, (P.S. Bring this ad with you and w e’ll But being a star in high school doesn't mean anything when you unexpected gifts for the man who drives give you free with any gift purchased Married or single adults an imported car Just tell us the kind of a rugged leather and steel key get to college, a fact Kacavas is aware of. import he drives, whether or not he does holder... with his car’s insignia in with maturity, desire to his own work on the car. and how much rich enamel!) "THE GUYS up here are a lot tougher and stronger than anyone I have ever faced," Kacavas insisted. "You have to make sure that learn and help a teen. jn you think every minute you are on the mat because none of these Call Children’s Aid and guys are afraid of you no matter what your credentials are." FAIRFIELD 1275 bloomfield avenue Sciacchetano has nothing but praise for his potential super-star. Adoption Society, 360 575 0180 metrix foreign car parís "When we first saw George we thought he might be a little too Larch Ave., Bogota, NJ, ol new lersey small, but he has ended all those doubts. He has really surprised me. Qreat parts for the world's grew« cars. at 487-2022. CALL FOR DRIVING DIRECTIONS He is a lot stronger than we thought. There is no doubt now that he Mon-Fri 8:30-6:00- STORE HOURS-Sat 8:30-3:00 is a tremendous prospect for now and the future," he said...... MONT CLARION Vol. 51, No. 13 Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 Fri., Dec. 5, 1975 Cogers Nip WPC foSecond Straight

By Bob Scherer fouled attempting a shot. Auerbacher were able to spread out when we got If either Leon Smith or Ken connected on the second of his two out of the pattern." Brown had shot poorly, it would attempts to give MSC the edge 62-60. Auerbacher's 19 point effort on have probably been any easy win for Both teams stiffened defensively seven of 13 shooting led MSC in MSC. Because neither did, it was a during the ensuing scoreless 1:20 scoring but key contributions were hard win. before a WPC turnover gave MSC made by nearly everyone. Keith The two combined for 41 points possession with 42 seconds left. At Murray, starting in place of the for William Paterson College but their that point, the Indians effectively injured John Oakes, scored 11 points dual effort was not enough to froze the ball again, passing elusively and played particularly aggressive overcome MSC's balanced attack. over and around the outstretched defense. Tyrone Sherrod also scored The result was a 62-60 Indian victory arms of the Pioneers until Jim 11 points and sparked several fast before a bipartisan Panzer Gym McNichol was deliberately fouled breaks for MSC. crowd Tuesday night. with just four seconds remaining. SMITH SHOT 10 for 12 from the McNICHOL MISSED the foul A t one juncture with MSC in floor and scored 21 points, 15 of shot and WPC's Bob Lobban grabbed front 56-50, William Paterson staged which time came in the first half the rebound, calling time out with a 6-1 rally that narrowed the lead to when he was unstoppable. Brown three seconds left. Next came the one, setting up the tense final then took over in the second half inbounds pass and another time out minutes. They did it on a jumper by scoring 12 points. For the game, he by the Pioneers with two seconds Brown and two fast break layups by was 10 of 21 for 20 points. left. The final play was designed to Don Lee sandwiched between a Together, they gave the Pioneers be a corner jump by Smith but he technical foul free throw by Murray. an early eight-point bulge and then, mishandled the inbounds pass from MSC’s Jim Reid then hit a jumper after MSC captured the lead, kept the midcourt and the ball trickled out of from the outside only to be game close and exciting. bounds at the buzzer. countered by a long two-pointer by In the end, it came down to two Later, MSC coach Ollie Gelston George Sefcik, narrowing the Indian key MSC stalls that assured the win commented on his team's stall lead to 59-58. Sherrod extended and frustrated WPC. With the Indians tactics. "We wanted to stall but we MSC's lead back to three with a fast in front 61-60 and only 2:35 had hoped for more movement," the break bucket before Lee connected remaining, MSC froze the ball for 40 coach said. "However when it did again to make-it 61-60. MSC then seconds before Jeff Auerbacher was break down we kept our poise and resorted successfully to stalling. Bench Does Its Part, Too By Bill Mezzomo high in the air, seeming to hang for when Ollie Gelston looked to his "Freeze it! Freeze it!" an eternity, when Jeff Auerbacher bench for help. The response came That cry echoed off the walls of leaped to grasp the lose ball, insuring from John Minimma, Jim Reid, and Panzer Gym in the closing seconds of the Indians possession and a 62-60 Bryan McCann who perked up the a hard fought battle between MSC Tribe victory. Indians, and helped to move the team ALL ALONE: With the basket all to himself MSC’s Tyrone Sherrod 14) goes in and William Paterson College in AH, BUT this game was not won to a two-point lead at halftime. for an easy layup against William Paterson College Tuesday. Pioneers George Tuesday night's basketball contest. in the last fleeting seconds. It was not " I t was a good overall team Sefcik (14) and Leon Smith (25) look on. Leading by a scant two points, the simply some miraculous e ffo rt," Auerbacher said later. "The Indians zipped the basketball around come-from-behind effort. Instead the bench was great and the team really in an effort to run down the clock. seeds of triumph were planted stuck together." But suddenly an errant pass shot shortly before the first half ended, "The starting five were a little slow,” the Tribe captain went on. "B u t thanks to the help from the bench, we were able to pull together in the second half." AUERBACHER DESERVES much of the credit also. Coming back at the start of the second half the MSC forward spearheaded a surge. Scoring three quick baskets, with the help of some nifty passing from guards Jim McNichol and Keith Murray, Auerbacher led the Indians and put a damper on the Pioneer hopes of victory. "The heady play by the guards helped set up the forwards. This made us much more confident and helped put points up on the board," Auerbacher noted. The Indian attack favored movement toward the basket. Along with Auerbacher, Tyrone Sherod and John Manning cut swiftly from the corners suprising the Pioneer defense by putting in easy lay ups. "THEY WOULD lay off us and look for the pass. We couldn't get any good shots from the perimeter, but the backcourt set us up with some really great passes. This caused a lot of movement and action inside." " I t feels good to win, particularly II in the conference. But was really MONTCLARION/John Kali MONTCLARION/John Kali impressive was our spirit. We stuck PASSING FANCY: Jeff Auerbacher (23) finds an MSC teammate under the MAKING HIS MOVE: MSC guard Jim McNichol 121) dribbles past Leon together. And that's something we basket and feeds him for an assist as Don Lee o f William Paterson College Smith o f William Paterson College Tuesday at Panzer Gym. McNichol's passing haven't done in past years. It s great," he said. defends. MSC won, 62-60. helped the Indians to their second straight win.