Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC The thI acan, 1970-71 The thI acan: 1970/71 to 1979/80 10-9-1970 The thI acan, 1970-10-09 The thI acan Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1970-71 Recommended Citation The thI acan, "The thI acan, 1970-10-09" (1970). The Ithacan, 1970-71. 7. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1970-71/7 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1970/71 to 1979/80 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1970-71 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. '•.' ·: Founded 1937 I Incorporated 1969 Member C.P.S. and· lnter-Co~egiate Press I ICIII Price 15 Cents I Ithaca, New October York, 9, 1970 Quarry. Traffic Proposal Valentine Calls Fo·r Equality Editor's N~te: The following Traffic Proposal was passed hv the unanimous vote of Student Congress, Monday, October 5. and was submitted to the administration Tuesday. Available Submitted in good faith for action upon by the administration of Ithaca College within the period of one week, by the night of the next meeting of Congress, October I 2, 19 70. To Buyers Resolved that: All students, faculty and administrators arc to he treated equally, in regards to parking fees, privileges and fines. Option I. Fees: by Jim Donaldson A. All members of the Ithaca College Community. students, '"Two adjoining properties faculty, administrators, and staff, shall be charged an equal annual suitable for convalescent center, fee for the parking privilege. educational or religious OR institution, or company · B. No member of the community shall be charged any fee for the headquarters near downtown privilege of parking. Ithaca. One is a 4-story brick, 72 rooms, 19.500 square feet, 4 acre Option 2. Fines: site, parking for 25 cars. Available A. All members of the community and visitors shall be charged early 197 I ... " the same fine for the same violation. While home for the.holidays or OR whatever. if you should sec this B. No one shall be charged for any violations. ad in your local daily newspaper, you can he sure the properties are Option 3. Parking Lots: familiar to you. A. All parking on campus shall be open with no reserved spaces or Available at a '"bargain price" lots. (Standard rules would he in effect regarding loading zones, arc our own Quarry and Valentine hydrants, and fire lanes.) dorms. With the new dorms OR scheduled for completion and B. Certain whole lots shall he set aside as non-residential lots for occupancy (hopefully) by the those students, faculty, staff, and administrati9n not residing on photo by Barb·-. Goldberg spring of next year - the campus. i.e.-The lots in front of the admini~tration and faculty Dean Givens becomes new Director of Institutional Research. "downtown dorms" arc up for office buildings, and behind the library and gym. grabs. Thumbing through the Option 4. (Unconditional) brochure put out by the college Recognizing the fact that students have the right to park as close Research Program on the properties. originally a city to their place of residence as possible. All staff and Tower Club hospital and the adjoining nurses parking in J lot, all staff and fac•1lty parking in F and A lot:. shall be residence, one discovers that the eliminat_ed immediately. Headed By Givens two brick structures are by Pearl Mruvka "admirably suited for conversion Option 5. /\ Dean Paul Givens has been over the past year by the Long t o a I a r g e n u rs in g ho m c, All students with currently outstanding violations for any of the officially appointed by President Range Planning Committee. sanitarium. geriatrics center or a regulations slated above shall be granted amnesty from the paying of Ellis Phillips to become Director The research program, led by private hospital." Each or either any p.irt or total sum of said fines. of Institutional Research and Givens, will gather information Quarry or Valentine could be Coordinator of Planning, thus from already established converted for use as ":i prep , If no action is taken by the administration on these proposals giving up his post as Dean of Arts committees, such as the Campus school, convent or monastery" within the given time period, Student Congress will assume full and Sciences. The appointment is Life Committee. Givens will not to mention their use as 'a authority ,md .jurisdiction over this matter, and will take the effective Monday, October 19. coordinate the information, and company headquarters, a research necessary measures for implementing and enforcing its' policy. Assistant Dean of Arts and make recommendations to a fad I ity, or possibly as a frat Sciences Travis Houser will planning committee which will house. replace Givens, acting a~ a consist of members of the Board So if you should have access to Traffic, Budget,Board coordinator of functions of the of Trustees. The Board will be somewhere in the area of S800 Dean's.office. asked to name members -to the thousand dollars, and are in need According to Provost Robert planning committee at their of a "spacious" new home ... Davies, the decision to form the October meeting. It i~ hoped, the (Well, they did serve the best ,Discussed At Briefing new Institutional Research and Provost stated, that there will be meals on campus anyway.) Tension was evident during the of the Student Congress Executive Planning program was made by much communication between Tuesday afternoon "briefing" Board, the administration, and the Piesident Phillips in consultation the newly elected Trustee sponsored by President Ellis campus media. The subject was with various members of the planning committee, and the Long Phillips and attended by membe~ administration and representatives Range Planning Committee. Final communication and the President of Frantz Rep & Prey, a financial decisions will, however, suggested establishing weekly management consultant firm. The be subject to Board approval. meetings between two chosen establishment of such programs, it Givens, as coordinator of the student representatives and is believed, will aid in college fund programs, will report directly to members of the administration. raising, since supporting material the President and will serve on the The most important topics on the nature of the college is President's administrative advisory discussed _during the hour long vital in requesting financial aid. council. Job Hall meeting included the · The nature of the Institutional Mo re detailed plans on the parking situation, a budget R~earch and Planning program is functioning of the new programs committee, ar•d · a proposed not- yet clearly defined. It is, and the office of the Dean of Arts campus visit by the Board of ho~ver, part of a larger and Sciences have yet to be Trustees._ Copies of the motion reo ~a~izat~on of the college worked out, and will be passed unanimously by Student ad in1strat1on and academic announced next week. Congress on Monday night were schools which has been considered distributed beiorc the briefing; administration members had apparently received the motion earlier Tuesday. Accidental Fire Guts Paul Leventhal, student body , president, said, "It seems to me that the people in this building arc Terrace Room Quarry Dorm insensitive to the parking problem on this campus." Stan Davis, vice by Jay Newman president for student affairs, A fire in terrace six at Ithaca during the evening was responsible challenged the motion on the College, early Wednesday for the fire. grounds that it seemed an morning, completely destroyed According to Weaver, Budin "ultimatum." (Sec Parking the contents of a third floor left his room more than an hour Resolution, page 1) room. College officials say the before the fire was reported. Chief Aside from the resolution, an single room belonged to George Weaver says a fire call box and a continued on page I:? B':Jdin. No one was injured in the heat sensor alerted the Safety blaze. Division to th\! fire. Safety l"'...,..,,...,..,..,.,..,..,.,..,.,1 Ithaca Fire Chief Charles officials then called the fire Weaver says because of quick I I department. Firemen I GUTS action by firemen and a fire stop extinquishc~ the· blaze and most in the door, most of the damage I Campus Unrest 1 of the evacuated residents were I ICVS 2 was limited to the one room. allowed to return to their room. Drug Line 3 Weaver says there was some Some of the third floor residents ·t smoke and water damage done to I Editor.ials 4 were forced to find lodging for !ll1 Something's Happening S other parts of the building. A the evening elsewhere. terrace six resident said the smoke A college spokesman says the I Notes s damage was heavy especially to college is insured for the damage. clothes. The Ithaca fire chief said ··it~ur ; · But that insurance docs not cover § Greaseman 8 9 1 he theorizes that a small candle Budin 's personal loss. Valentine which- was used in the room Dorm ' 1. Sports _ 10, 11 · ~auacr-..a-..cr.v1aa M Ii The Ithacan, October 9, 1970, Page 2 Congress _D~cuss~~. Daetsch Parking Dilemma ' Counseling Clinic Set. by Mike Mombre~ . Arlin Among the most important J Vii:c President of Student Affairs. As· Goal Of JCVS issues discussed at Monday night's i Paul Leventhal, student body Student Congress Meeting were president, said that such a meeting Named Since its rebirth this summer, a developments include possible the campus parking prohlcms, and w o u Id he an l' x cc 11 en l new student organization has an all day Student Congress opportunity fo, members of donations from the community, become the most active group on new vehicles for project meeting.