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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. Congress members Congrc~s to com,nunicatc with campus and i~ the community. unanimously pas~ed a motion to each oi,her in an informal To Board transportation, and a possi.ble With the early success of the state grant for their "Human severely alter the nature or atmosphere. Memhcrs, he said, Work-In. ICVS has asserted itself student park111g violations. The would be able to exchange ideas The All College Faculty Needs Commission'', which will as a productive, action-oriented institute an informal counseling mo,t,ion would extinguish mo~t of in more length than is possible at Council announced the temporary community service group. the currently used reserved space~ the weekly Congress meetings. appointments of two faculty clinic. This will be locati:~ in Prcsen~ly. !CVS is prepared to proximity to local schools, where and would allow for the equal A motion to recognize members as representatives to the involve a larger number of treatment of ;Jll parkers on Women·s Liheration was passed at Board of Trustees. The Council youth (ages fourteen and up) can students in their new expanded receive counseling in groups, or on campu~. (The complete motmn is Monday·~ meet Ing, a ftcr has named its President, Assistant program. reprinted on pagl· I of thi\ isSUl' cons id era b I e d i~c ussio n. Professor of German, Willard a one-to-one· basis. The clinic will The administrative and deal with problems concerning of The Ithacan.) Opponent~ to Women's Lib tried Daetsch, and its First Vice communicative problems that Members of Congre~~ \yill also to block recognition hy labeling President, Instructor in Music drugs, social pressures. adolescent originally hampered the progress ~djustment, pregnancies, and attend an all day meeting. the group an '"elitist" Theory, Mary Arlin, "to of !CVS should be greatly cscapism. It will be staffed by Sunday. at the Prevcnlorium on organilat1on. temporarily. sit in on the Board of alleviated when they move from students and young adults who Lake Cayuga. The group will Other matter~ discussed Trustees meetings. Daetsch urges their temporary quarters shared have experienced the problems break up into committees lo Monday werl' the questionable Student Congress to take with the Career Planning Office to discuss and lo initiate resolutions uses of lhl' Student Activities Fee, immediate action in appointing themselves. Medical and legal an office in the basement of West advice ho.pefully will be available dealing witli 1mporlant issues the pn:scns·l• of ROTC student representatives to insure Tower. facing students this year. representative~ on campus, and on a part time basis at the clinic. participation in the October 16 0th I? r n e W, exciting Expl'nscs for the meeting will he t hc possibility of extended meeting. A crisis phone will also be provided for hy the Office of the Library and Student Union hours. installed, directed by and to high school students. The public health program of !CVS involves housing rehabilitation. home care for the Cortland Meeting Debates Campus Unrest chronically ill and aged, Red Cross health programs for migrant by Gregg Lindsley and Richard Finzer workers. and crisis phones. In this l ampus unre~t, 1b caus1.:s and ' ·1 he commission's first report youthful ideologies." case the phones will deal with addressed to the commission at problems pertaining to effect~. was the topic of a publio.: which was 1clo.:ased in February of Following the commission's Wednesday's hearing were: alcoholism, suicide, and drugs. hearmg hclJ at Corl land State I '170. stated that: "Th1.:rc 1~ no report, the state legislature "Students can no longer devote College on Wednesday, October 7. question that youthful attack~ on recommended that the Students arc now working as I 00',,. of their time to being volunteers and teacher aids in 1970. our society. and campus unrest commission continue their students; the times go too fast." The hearing. held hy a will d1m1111sh. if the nation·~ hearings. State Assemblyman various health institutions "Much of the campus unrest including: the Special Children's Tempor;iry New York State pr1oritic~ can he rcordcrcd: 1f William Passannante, secretary of can be traced to the students· Commission appnmted to probc I es,ent1ally our 1.:uHrnmy L"an he the rnmmission, stated that the feeling that the government is Center, the Adult Day Training into the cau,c~ of camptb unrest. I rcgcarcd to that of a pc,u.:e t1111e commis,ion is now also unresponsive. It is not directt:d Center, homes for the aged, and is contmuing the studies done by c..:onomy. Tiu~ mean~ that the war investigating unrest and violence against the college or university the Syracuse Veteran's Hospital. the Henderson Commission ea_rhcr I; 111 Vietnam bl· ~1roug!11 to an end on the secondary school lewl. He structure." A program involving this year. Dur111g till' course of the as ~oon as pos.\1blc. l·urthcrrnor.::, added that the comml',.\1ons's sole .. Students will continue to companionship therapy at Willard hearing, thc comm1ssmner~ were I n a d d It Io 11 • a 11 at Ion a I function was to recommend respond against institutions which State Hospital is presently being add res~cd bv st tlllcnt~ and I comm11 ment to eradicate thc guidelines for dealing with campus operate unjustly."' researched. administ.rators ·from sL·vcral ~ca I problem\ of poverty. urban unre,t, and not to suggest Apathy was cited as being !CVS programs in education include tutoring throughout the colleges. Among those represented d1sintcpation. cnv1ronmcntal legislation. I-lowcvcr, ihis 1s not to responsible for the lack of action Ithaca and Newfield school were Cornell, Cortland. Colgate, pollution. and in,tllutional racism say that lcgislat ion would not be being taken on campuses so far Hobart. and Syracuse. wi 11 more nearl sall~f ;rffected by their findings. this year. districts. Drama, dance. Passannante concluded hy stating Included in the commission's rad io-tclevision, music, physical education and other that New York is one of the few February report: "While we do extra-curricular projects have also II. Y.C-. £xolkllancer states 111 the nation which has not not u neq ui vocally agree with passed "repressive legislation" as a everything the students say, we do been initiated in coordination CLOVER result of the findings dealing with agree with much of what they with the Youth Bureau. An campus disturbances. have said." on-campus tutoring program. CLUB Some of the comments available to 311 students at IC is 356 Elmira ~d. now being fmalized with the Student Counseling Office. In e LUNCHEONS SALE - 20% OFF addition, !CVS members arc now e DINNERS involved in several Ithaca day care centers where they have i_nitiatcd e DANCING Malcolm X Who Rules America BANQUETS Big Brother, Big Sister programs. e Cleaver Me rat/Sade e PIZZAS In coordination with the "ILYA" Rubin Growing Up Absurd e STEAMERS Fellowship of Athletes, mcmbe~ Hoffman Age of Imperialism 3 Shows Nightly• e SANDWICHES are also teaching swimming to Lester 10, 11, 12 e CARRY OUT Economic Transformation of Cuba Fanon mentally and physicall}' Try a Ben Franklin Luncheon handicapped children. SHOTAWAY BOOKSTORE Presently, some students arc w, N. Aurora St. receiving academic credit b:r Also Available: Many good Books, Magazines, and Newspapers. coordinating their !CVS project~ with faculty professors under the ex is ting independent stud} research project. "Research is a fundamental step in the dynamic~ of the organization. New projecb arc initiated on the basis· of research. Consolidation with curriculum proposals oi community service by Dr. Chester Galaska loom in the near future Applications for ICVS arl" available at the Dean of Students Office, the Student Counseling Office (A&S, 209) and at the table in the Union lobby. They will also be available at the nev. This Friday and Saturdqy office in the West Tower as soon as it opens. !CVS has a program for any student and would especially like to work with new Bonus Days ideas. , To Keep Your Spirits Up PHONE 2~2 - 2111 H& HUquor & Wines 218 E. State St. Ithaca, N.Y.
Your Closest Uqu_or All Merchandise Except· Fair Trade Items Store·to Camp~ The Ithacan, October 9, 1970, Page 3 French· 24 Hour Drug Line Inaugurated Musical CLASSIFIEDS Opens By And For. Students CLASSIFIEDS! 10 cents per by Steve Kavei> word ..• no minimum. Submit ad to THE ITHACAN (BaM1ment of Season Bumming out?' Curious about you may as well do it safely. We'l_l beneficial since it might bias some West Tower) or CALL 274-3207 Monday-Wednesday, 1·5 p.m. The French musical "Irma la how much to take of what? Want tell you what a safe dose is or facts. For this reason he was Douce" will open the _t__h~;ure to rap about agents on campus? A what to expect." He said that he reluctant to discus.~ the program. seasonnextW"ecfnesday with n·ew student run service felt there was a need for this kind He did, however, mention-what performances set for two organization began last weekend, of service on campus. he considered to be the drug weekends, October 14-17 and here at Ithaca College. The group "This is a totally student run problem on Ithaca's campus. 22-25, at 8: 15 p.m. in the Arena called the Student Drug service. If anyone can relate to "The problem," he said, "is Theatre. Counseling Service (SOCS) is students, other studei:its can." people using drugs that shouldn't The company of 24 singers and located in the counseling office on . He emphasized the confi,dential, be using them, and the pushers of dancers under the direction of the se~ond floor of the faculty aspect of the program. "A lot of the drugs. I am strongly against Robert Bardwell is headed by building. It was created to answer people are worried about the people who sell narcotics. But Roberta Williams as Irma. Bob questions about drugs and drug phone being tapped. No names they should get all the legal help Johnson, Larry Grey, and Arthur related problems. One service to will be used on the phone so any they need. · Sicknell play other lead roles the campus is a "mainline" that conversations ~ill be · Stephen Brown of the Music "Students should feel at case will be operated 24 hours a day anonymous." knowing that they arc dealing School is the musical director, and on the weekends. The number is The service began ·1ast with other students and not the choreographer is Ken Malone, USE CLASSIFIEDS I 274-3318 (x3318). weekend. There were not many faculty or administrators. who served in this capacity for People will be there to answer phone calls then. Most were calls "Gypsy" last spring. '' Any information about q_uestions about drugs and tell you dealing with questions about the people would not be divulged. I BANANA ZEPPLIN, See opposite Some of the hit tunes are: the safe appropriate dosage. They whole idea of the service. would consider informing on corner. "Our Language of Love," "The will handle bum trips or overdoses NIGHT TRIPPERS somebody a misuse of the Bridge of Caulaincourt," "Irma la with discretion and provide "A few people came down one service." Think You're a Salesman?!? The Douce," and "Dis-done." private medical help if necessary. night while they were tripping. It COMMUNITY Ithacan Needs You, Selling Advertising The plot concerns the There is also legal advice and aid wasn't a bummer or anything. The Ithaca Community PAYS!!! dventures of a charming young available through ACLU and the They just came down for Council on Narcotics sponsors the 'poule," Irma Ia Douce, who lives Legal Aid Society in case anyone something to do. But they like the · program with the money matched The South shall Rise Again nd plies her trade in the Pigalle is busted. whole idea." by the state. Some of the students - Johnny Reb ection of Paris. A gang of mecs or NO PREACHING The program i~ being worked go downtown to rap to parents 'supervisors" are featured in the Frank DaFabio, organizer of out through the use of Father who are worried about their NEED A RIDE?? Try an Ithacan roceedings who spend their days the group, said they make no Graf's office. However, there is no children using drugs. Classified!! luding the police. Alors, a young "moral judgements." participation from administrators A brief discussion with a aw student appears on the scene, · "We figure that college kids arc or faculty members. number of students about the Lost: One girl's unmentionable. If nd he and Irma fall madly in old enough to make their own Father Graf commented briefly program drew one consensus of found, please return secretly. ove. Since he has no money, she decisions on drugs. This is a on the program. He specifically opinion. Most people said that if ust continue in her profession. number for information, we're mentioned the fact that the they had any drug problems or swimming CI i nic for handicapped p to this point a relatively not here to preach. service is totally student run and questions they would ask their children. Call Pat, ,c3757, or 272-2878. imple story .line is followed, but "Most of the people on the believed the idea would be a friends. But they all felt it was a rom here on--quelle difference! phone have experienced with positive contribution to the Write Sports- $2/artlcle. Call Roy, uffice it to say that the action good idea if you had no one else drugs and some were busted, so college. · to go' to. x3207, or 277·0255. nges from Paris to Devil's Island the information will be first hand. He feared that an article about o. the Arctic, where a brace of "If you're going to use drugs, the program would not be Eleanor--Love forever. enguins appear in a little ballet. 1,-_...,______,_ ... _~.,.~~~~~---,I ll ends well with the gangsters ringing gifts to the Christmas WE'LL BLOW UP
hehild, entire born tocompany Irma and carols Nestor, the as Alf PHOTO INTO ppy birth. A tongue-in-cheek D NAM.IC ttitude pervades the script, and A Y . ventn upside adds downto the qualityfun. to every ft. xa·fL POST. ER! The music was written by 2 arguerite Monnot, with Eqglish DUIIATIC .•. STRalNI ..• IMPIIDSIVE! ook and lyrics by Julian More, Displly llJ plaeto If JRrnlf, fl1mld, rtla- avid Henerer, and Monty tiY1orpetu1HUGE2ft..J3.ft.Slpll'· orman. plStet! We'll lllew-, IIIJ lack-and white er coler Jltoto llto II Featured performers in this excellent, sharp IIIJck·•d-wltlte poster tllat rally attracts lttllltiN. roduction include: Frank Alford, Perfect for dorm, bedrlom, d11, ~ boan, ar n an 11111111 &fft. Just send us I supsllat (na neptiYe), retamed_ ulwlled wltll ager Ochs, Gary Meitroit, David yaur 2 ft. 1 3 fl eallrtemeat Fut IIIIIYll'J 11y ont af tht utfoll's orwitz, and Louis Welch. The oldest paster. studios - since 1919. Send only- $3.95 for one or ast is completed by Ivy Jo $6.00 for twa Identical posters- ,ou save almost $2.00! Sltisfac. aistadt, Debbie Burnham, Nancy tiaaparant1td.Mall,ourpha1Dwitbrem~ceta: _ oynton, Mary Jo Novotny, Ann SUPERPOSTER DepL 126 P.O. Box 25DO pe ncer, James Osburn, Garth · Englewood, New Jeney_ Q7831 arkum, David Charles, Jay cGinley, Mat Kwiet, Barry rundage, Robert Boedecker, ary Harger, David Rubii:i, and riel Mendelsohn. Scenery is being designed by onald Creason and costumes by obby Horn. Lighting is under the 1WAREHOUSE f irection of Richard Oman. All of ese men are new to the College . heatre this season. Presents Seats for "Irma" are on a eneral admission basis. Ithaca ollege students and faculty are ligible for free tickets to this and YONIGH1 Raw Meat II other productions of the rama- Speech Department--1.D. rds must be presented at the ox office for seat tickets. Box Bernie Milton Soul Train ffice opens one week before each ow. The Friday and Saturday erformances of "Irma," on TOMORROW ctober 16 and I 7, will be given ver to the Parents' Weekend (After The Concert) ommittee. Tickets will be istributed to visiting parents who ish to attend-as long as the ckets last. Big Daddy's So_ul Industry Wilkes Bury Brigade Band CAPTAIN HARRY BEKAK and THE BANANA ZEPPELIN on tour with Ed Zephlin and Carlos' Banana Band. More Outstanding Acts - . - Coming Soon I For Fall Cotillion? Behind The Boxcar 273-1333
...... _, The Ithacan, October 9, 1970, Page 4 Editorials-- Campus Discipline Battle Of lhe Words Editor's Note: The following article is the second portion of Agnew's publication: TIME TO RESTORE DISCIPLINE ON OUR COLLEGE CAMPUSES. Opinions in this four-part series do not Part 1 necessarily reflect the views of The Ithacan Editorial Board. The briefing :sponsored by P1csident .Ellis Student Congress to solve the parking problem. Comments are welcome. Phillips Tuesday for members of the Student After all, it is about time that somebody took Congress Executive Board turned into a verbal some action rather than leaving it to the research war. Everyone wmted to have the last say. Some of extended committees. We of The Ithacan of the comments, ,on the part of administration especially support the Options A on fees, fines, by Spiro T. Agnew members and students were good, but people were and parking lots. We applaud numbers four and Vice President of the United States so busy becoming emotionally involved in issues five, which are unconditional of course. (See Page Reprinted Courtesy Publishers-Hall Syndicate that it became difficult to weed out the important I of The Ithacan for the entire resolution.) topics. From the beginning then, the tension was We fear, however, that the establishment of an PART II obvious. · acl hoc committee to continue the study of the Our colleges and universities have the same responsibility as the The motion passed unanimously by Student parking problem will only prolong the already many who have preceded them -to build upon the knowledge of Congress Monday night seemed to add a damper to disastrous situation. If Tuesday's Battle of the mankind accumulated through the centuries, and to pass this on to the session. Stan Davis seemed highly insulted by Words was any example, there is bound to be an their students. what he termed the "ultimatum." additional delay while the committee and the It is their duty and their obligation to preserve and broaden the Leven l hal charged the administration with administration rehash the problems. And, if intellectual heritage of our nation and to educate the future leaders insensitivity. Vice President of Business and emotions remain the. way they were Tuesday, a of this country and the world. Finance, Paul Farinella, said they were (or arc) second briefing session hardly seems plausible let .They cannot fulfill this role -either for the seven million young sensitive. He cited the campus addition of 240 alone workable. people now enrolled on our campuses or the millions more who will parking spaces this year as proof to their We therefore propose: soon follow - if they retreat from the basic goals of higher education sensitivity. 1. The abolishment of the ad hoc committee to become emotionally "involved" with government on issues and Leventhal questioned the sense of the ad hoc (ad hoax'!) problems. committee established to obtain faculty opinions ,., An immediate student, faculty, Let us examine for a moment the question of "relevance," this on the parking problem. President Phillips said if it administration referendum on _the Congress modern trend of yielding to student demands for courses that were up to him, he would immediately initiate the resolution. concern themselves with the major political and social issues of the Congress Resolution (he didn't say which ones) Once this survey is taken, President Phillips can day. Our major universities now offer such subjects as r-.icial conflict, and he volunteered to "take the rap on all sides." implement the rc:sults, "taking the rap from all urban problems, alienation of youth, equality of women, and air NOW. First. we support the movement of ends" as he has suggested. pollution, to name just a few. They are, in effect, courses in current events. My feelings about these were well expressed by Bayard Rustin, the civil rights pioneer and Executive Director of the Philip ·Randolph Institute, when he commented on widely publicized Part 2 demands for black-oriented subjects and separate cultural centers on campus. "Everyone knows that education for the )\jegro is inferior," Mr. Continuing to plow through Tuesday's verbal what the need of the money is, and the break Rustin said. "Bring them to the university with the understanding barrage we find the debate over the general fee down of it." that they must have (the) remedial work they require. The easy way bl'tween Student Congress Treasurer Al Pryor, and About the only justifications for the gent:ral fee out is to let them have black courses and their own dormitories and Paul Farinella, interesting. to say the least. (that we could pin down from the Battle of the give them degrees ... Pryor requested (for probably the fourth time), Words) were: "What in hell are soul courses worth in the real world? No one a break down of the general fee. Farinella in~isted I. Ithaca College inslltuted a general fee to gives a damn if you've taken soul courses. They want to know if you on the non-existence of such a break down. His supplement ~uition when IC had a guaranteed can do mathematics and write a correct sentence." point was that the general fee is only an addition tuition program. Since then, because of the rising The same thing can be said of practically all so-called "relevant" to the College's revenue and as such goes into the costs of facilities, the fee continues. courses which deal only with current problems out of context. The IC financial boiling pot. 2. All colleges carry a general foe, therefore IC information gained from such courses will be, for the most part, out Pryor said, "I think in order to justify the should have one, too. of date irrelevant, if you will -before the student gets out of college raising of the general fee, you would have to show or soon thereafter. It should be the purpose of the college course to teach method and character on the basis of factual information accumulated over the centuries. Part 3 Most "relevant" courses, as far as I have been able to perceive, do not give the student the historical perspective that is necessary in making sound judgements. Even in those where the historical We cannot really say who was right and who Valid arguments can be raised against this new background is considered, it is being considered for a special was wrong al Tuesday's meeting. To suffice we plan. The most obvious of those is that although purpose. The student is aware of what he is looking for. This is not will say that judging from the briefing, not every student uses the labs or graduates at the what 1 have always understood to be the broadening experience we communication between the student body and the same time, all students will be expected to pay for normally think of as the purpose of higher education. administration is lacking. We greatly support the these facilities. This to us is unfair. Ii:t the traditional history course, the student learned a body of effort of President Phillips to establish a better line It should also be noted that now Ithaca College material, the immediate value of which he did not know. And he was of communication between these two bodies. It is does not have a guafenteed tuition, therefore what able to make independent judgements, one way or the other, imperative that the two groups begin to meet on a is the justification of a continually rising tuition in because he was not already conunitted to a particular viewpoint on a weekly basis as suggested by the President. addition to a general fee? current issue. We would also like to suggest that perhaps an The point is however that communication can That is not so in the "relevant" courses. The material is effort at communication was made by Farinella exist. It will take some effort and great demand on controversial; the student is more often than not a partisan, an who stopped by The Ithacan office to clarify the the part of the student body to find out what is advocate. He may learn pcrsuasion--important to be sure -but he · institution of .a S260 College Fee. ·Even though we happening al this College. However, if it means the will hardly be in the best position to learn accurate observation and may not agree with this price, Farinella explained end to future Word Battles, then the need is disinterested analysis. that the College Fee would include not only what certainly apparent. It can, as President Phillips put it, alleviate the has been known as the general fee, but also continued on page 12 . specific fees (i.e. lab fees; gym fees; studio-usage frustration "explosion point." fee~; graduation fees,. i···········································~········· letters To The Editor ! • • • Oracle on Scampers C.P.S I think he has overlooked some money for Oracle. tlle Editor: rather important issues. In the There is still a more important itllao11 past, Oracle Society has had no reason for the cancellation of tt. I would like to clarify some Published '11.'eek/y b;· students of Ithaca College points brought up in your article problem with students who Scampers. Dr. Brown did not EDITOR-IN-CHIEF_.,...... JEAN STILLITANO, 3735 about Scampers which appeared complained that their script could allow any time for Scampers BUSINESS MANAGl!R ...... _ ...... GEORGE MORDECAl,272-9752 in the Friday, September 25 issue not be ready by the proposed rehearsals. I would point out that CIRCULATION ...... PAUL SKEELS of The Ithacan. It is true that dat"e, nor have we had any Oracle Society realized this last NEWS SPORTS ADVERTISING 1 spring, which is why we never GREGG LINDSLEY ROY LEFF CHUCK MILLER Scampers, a student written, prob em collecting scripts. We Rich Flnzer Phll Chardls Larry Alleva st udcnt directed and produced realize that our productions have advertised for scripts. Now, even Thomas McCormack Bob Scandurra Don Hoffman activity sponsored by Oracle been less than Broadway in if Dr. Brown reconsiders, it is too uura Gooaman 1:toward Krebaum Society has been dropped. The quality, but I must point out we late to ask for scripts because, as Lesley s.,.al Mike Bame PHOTOGRAPHY Dr. Brown explained, they do Roni Klein BARB GOLDBERG reason is simply this: Dr. Firman have served two more important Monica Wood COPY Richard Sharp Brown. chairman of the functions: l) We have· given an take a while to be prepared. Barbar, Katz TINA SAXTON Doug Finck Drama- Speech department, has outlet for non-professional, Dances, debates, and fund PEATURES Cathy Hen Dana Gotthoffer decidec!. that this annual tradtion non-drama students to raisers are poor sources of money PEARL MRUVKA Darah Savltt Jim D0n11ason Connie Wysong LAYOUT was not worth the time or space experiment with their talents. 1) at Ithaca College. Nevertheless, Barbara Katz Barb klemann JIM CUTINELLO of the Performing Arts Building Scampers has provided the funds Oracle will try these and other Mike Mombna Debby Rlxford stage. He explained more fully to Oracle Lociety for student activities throughout the year to Chrl~ Eckert Ellen Schumacher that no student can be given a scholarships totaling $4000 in the raise money. l only hope that this l!dltoria, views reflect the opinion of the Edltorlal Board. These spring l will not have to-apologize wl-s neither reflect the offlclal polltlon of Ithaca Coll911e nor deadline for turning in a script, past year alone. Dr. Brown has nec:Hurtly Indicate U1e consensus of the stua,nt body. The Ithacan because creativity cannot be suggested we take over the Spring for lack of funds to those students reserves th• right to cornet, or refuu to publlsh any materlal submitted ti med. Furthermore, without Musical to misc funds, but since who deserve and need scholarships for publlcatlon. the Musical never made any real to continue at Ithaca College Second clns posta1• paid, Ithaca N.V. 14150. professional help such a Postmaster, plHH und form 3579 to Business Manager, Th• productjon as Scampers i<; less profit for the Drama department because the Performing Arts Ithacan, lthac,-coU91e. Ithaca, N.Y. 14150_. than~ perfect work of art. (due to royalties fees) it is Building Stage was too full to Subscription tost-s7.50 I concede to all his poiqts, but difficult to see how it will make continued on page S
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C C Something Is Letters I I continued from 011• 4 1 H~ppening Here Peter Orville allow for a Scampers Production. Notes by Many people have been asking me about the Free University. Linda Fischbeck , What is it doing? My answer has been- You are a part of it, what are President, Oracle Society you doing? People aren't satisfied with that though. They want 1-1.------, by Jim Donaldson everything to be laid out for them. The Free University will no Boobs Agnew longer lay out anything. It will from time to time hold workshops Editor: Senior pictures for the 1971 Cayugan yearbook will be taken and ask questions. What the Free University does, will be up to its We are -indeed fortunate to be beginning next Monday, October 12, in the DeMottc Room of members. Everyone is a member of the Free University. able to reflect upon the wisdom Egbert Union. Sign up slieets arc available over the water cooler in For those' who need a structure, or curriculum, here is a series of of a true demagogue of our the Union. very basic questions that may help you to understand what is · society in the current issue of The * * ••• happening in the world. As you find the answers to these questions, Ithacan. It seems that Agnew 'has The Chuck Mangione Quintet will perform at Walter Ford you will develop new question of your own. Free education is where consented to unleash upon us his Auditorium on Sunday, October 11, at 8: 15 p.m. Mangione, you can continually attempt to find answers to your questions. tremendous wealth of knowledge renowned composer, jazz trumpet and flugelhorn performer, is Racism-What is racism? Do you think the Riot Commission on present college problems. Far Director of the Eastman Jazz Workshop. Admission is S 1.50 at the ,Report that the US is a racist nation is correct? Is Ithaca College be it for us to disregard the voice door. racist? Do you feel you are racist? Do you think it is possible to of experience. After all -"Spiro .. ' ... grow up in America without being racist? knows where it's at." And there is There will be a conference on Graduate Study and Careers in the Chauvinism-What is chauvinsim? What are the differences no doubt about the fact that he Arts and Sciences on Tuesday, October 13, from 4-6 p.m. in T-103. between men and women? What is a sex role? Do you feel you has done extensive research into Dean Seymour M. Brostoff of the Graduate Division, Brooklyn sometimes play roles? What is love?· the problem before he stuck his College, City University of New York, will be the guest speaker. Self-defense-If you were attacked, could you defend yourself? Do foot in his mouth. • * • • • you feel that some people have a real need to arm themselves? Do In the o_pening pa_ragraph of his The next play slated for the Drama-Speech Department's you? anatysIS ot the problems of the "Thursday Night Theatre" series is "Look Back In Anger" directed Strike-What were the three demands of the national student strike campus, Agnew calls for a by student Barbi Warren. The performance is scheduled for October that began'on May 1? Have any of those demands been met? Is the definition of the role colleges will 22. strike still on? · pl;iy in the future of our country. * • * • • The World-In how many countries does the US have military He states that universities do not "Civilisation," a series of 13 color films giving a personal view of bases? What do the people of the world think of the US? How many teach students to think and learn, the ideas and events of the past 1600 years of western man's history, people arc there in Asia, Africa and Latin America that are poor? Do that they are ''non-relevant" in they think the US is trying to help them? will be shown at IC this year. Sponsored by the HL~tory Department, today's society. Rather, he states, the films will be screened twice on Tuesdays in the Egbert Union Peace Corps-Why did returned Peace Corps volunteers feel it we should make colleges more in necessary to "liberate" the Peace Corps build,ing during the May Recreation Room-7 and 9 p.m. The first episode, "The Skin of Our with the times. And what is most Teeth," presents" a synoptic view of the thousand years between the demonstration in Washington? Were they warranted in their belief remarkable is his well thought out that the Peace Corps is being used by the US government to oppress fall of Rome and the rise of Gothic culture. It is scheduled for solution to the problem. He October 13. people of the Third World? suggests that we return to a more Vietnam-Who are the real heroes in Vietnam? Would you spend relevant teaching system, • * * * * your life fighting for something you didn't believe in? What arc the "classical education.:· Music by John Craig Cooper will be performed in Walter Ford Vietnamese people fighting ag~:.nst? What arc they fighting for? It seems, that in Agnew's way Hall at 8:15 p.m. on Monday, October 12. At 4 p.m. Monday, he Justice-ls there justice in American courts? How many Black of thinking, it is extremely will lecture on the cross influences between Indian jlnd Western Panthers are in jail? Why did the president of Yale University say important to uphold a_ moral music. Cooper has traveled exte11~'vcly in the United States as that he doubted whether the Panthers could get a fair trial in this discipline in order to allow composer for the Association of American Colleges, as ,, Fulbright country? Do you think that Blacks get the same justice as whites? scholarship to emerge. We must Lecturer in India, and more recently for the Composer in Longhairs? HQw are juries selected? assume by this that he means Performance, Inc. Both events, co-sponsored by Ithaca College and Smack-Why doesn't the government take serious steps to wipe being in bed by 8, sitting at the Composer in Performance, Inc., arc free to the public. out drug addiction? Why have they let smack run rampant io Black en t rre college community with .. ~., • * communities for years? him. It · is obvious that he wishes The fifth annual Banner Day will be ucld during halftime of Palestine-How many Palestinians live in refugee camps? What is it to stifle dissention at the start so tomorrow's football game against Susquehanna. Everyone is like to live in a refugee camp? that attention will not be brought encouraged to make a banner showing support for your team. A Oppression-Some people say that we are all oppre.ssed. Do you to the fact that he must physically plaque will be awarded for the best banner by Pi Lambda Chi. feel you are oppressed? Are Blacks oppressed? Women? Gay people':' do it later on. • * •• * Mexican-Americans? Puerto Ricans? White Males? Agnew tells us that it is the The Brothers of Phi Mu Alpha, hoping to interest more people in Media-Do you sometimes get the feeling that the radio, TV, and farthest thing from his mind to the music of olir American heritage, will give an open house recital -newspapers don't report all the news? Have you ever seen a situation stop dissention. He tells us that, in in Terrace 12B, this Sunday, October 11, 2:00 p.m. 'where the media distorted the news? Do you believe the N.Y. . ? • fact, he welcomes it. Yet only, he * * * $ * Times. adds, if it is done within the Cleo the society of history and social studies majors, will hold its. Military-Why do many people think the US military is one of the system. He would have us "work first mdjor meeting of the year, Wednesday October 14, 7:30 p.m. in worst in the world? (in ability and morale, not equipment). How is actively for someone who shares T-102. Dr. Robert Ryan, the new faculty advisor, will address the the movement for change affecting the military? Why is the stockade your beliefs." But not, he states, group. at Fort Dix so full that a soldier gone AWOL for four months can't while you are in college. In other even 'getTri'! . .vords, it is of greater importance ,,..,..,,..,,,,..,,,..,,,,,,,..,..,..,,,,..,,,,,. Underground-How many people in this country are to get an "irrelevant" education in Phillips, Jr. Brue,;: Balgooyen, a Lomeli grad "underground?" Why do people go "underground?" What do people the schools than to work for Robert A. Ryan student, for the purpose of aiding do when they arc Underground? What is Tim Leary doing now? something which may effect the Department of History other grads with their social life. Prisons-Why are people in prison causing so much trouble? What rest of your life. Last year, it was expanded to is happening in the Tombs, San Quentin, Soledad Prison?, Clarification include all Cornell men. It works attention ·in class, and the various Editor: Grapes-Why did President Nixon send so many grapes to the Gls other absurdities that appeared in in the following manner: we drop · in Vietnam during the California Grape Strike? Did that effect the In order to avoid any the educational system of the off the forms (detailed strike? What did Chavez want, anyway? misunderstanding of the remarks 30's. It is an apparent fact that attributed to me in a previous . questionnaires) in female dorms, Silent Majority-What is the silent ni;ijority? Does it exist? How Agnew seeks this country's the girls who arc interested send many of your fricmds arc in this group? Does Nixon praise apathy edition of fhc Ithacan regarding I digression rather than progression. them back and we file them at our when he praises the silent majority? the goals of the art department, I But now he is seeking to pull the wish to note that my remarks o fficc in Sage Hall. The male Agnew-ls Spiro Agnew really Vice President of the United Sta~es -· Finally, he states that ifTsm members do not fill out a form of America? Do you think he means what he says? Is he stupid? were not intended to cast any the laboratory, the classroom, and disfavor on the operations of the but pay a small fee for the Does he try to get people in America to support his ideas? Do they? the library where solutions arc privilege of looking at the Do you? art department last year. I was not found. I would merely ask Agnew here and therefore do not feel returned forms. Any contacts are Pigs-What is a pig? . how many classroom hours would up to them; the coordinators arc Take as long as you need for this test. Grade yourself. When you that I have adequate information have deterred the police bullets to make any judgement about not match-makers. There arc no are done, make up your own test. which shot Fred Hampton in the conditions in the department at idiot computers used in this The Free University will be holding workshops on many of these back? And how much lab work campaign! questions. Come, if you can dig it. that time. would have saved the kids in I mentioned "good teaching" Among our hassles has been Jackson or Kent? And could even as being one of our goal~ since I one from Women's Lib. That they the smartest of librarians have feel strongly that this is the basis see it as a manifestatiol\ of male High No-tes · stopped the massacre of youth in of any good department. chauvinism is something I can - · -Buffalo-:appc~ring a-t-Kl~i~hans Music Hall the streets of Chicago? The However, I did not mean to imply understand. However, we use the education, Agnew, is in the method we do because it's the ELLA, OSCAR PETERSON, HERBIE MANN, Oct. 11, 7:30 p.m. that good teaching was not streets. It is the education of characteristic of the department best way we know of to bring MOTHERS OFTNVENTION, Oct. 23, 7:00 p.m. people together, in the least BILL COSBY, Oct. 24, 7 and 10 p.m. survival. And until the universities last year. l?rogress enough to face these I have the highest regard for artificial way. Ironically, the problems rather than digress to an Profes"sor Grippi and his ability as Scho I Pool has probably made , ,Rocbester:appearing at War Memorial Stadium several males less .chauvinistic JAMES BROWN, Oct. 9 -Cancelled apathetical teaching machine, as a professional artist. Certainly he you seek, we will continue to have is a valuable member of our staff because some of us arc damn GRAND FUNK RAILROAD, Oct. 24, 8:30 p.m. impressed with the insight, BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS, Nov. 7, 8:30 p.m. the problem of "irrelevancy." and l look forward to a Mike Levine harmonious and productive honesty, sense of humor and ·association with him and the maturity displayed on the S,YJacuse:appcaring at War Memorial Stadium questionnaires. More guys are JODY COLLINS, Oct. 10, 8:30 p.m. Applauds Prexy Search other members of the art faculty. looking at the essay questions first · TEN WHEEL DRIVE & POCO, Oct. 23, 8:30 p.m. Editor: Richard Richenburg and the measurements second. As member of the Presidential Chairman, Art Department Since many girls at the more Albany:appearing at Rensselaer Polytech Institute Search Committee during the past School Pool distant schools were not SANTANA, Oct. 9, 8:00 p.m. two years, I know that I reflect Editor: contacted last year, we plan to set appearing at Albany State University the thinking of my colleagues on For the second year, forms up another branch either at SERGIO MENDES, Oct. 17, 8:30 p.m. that committee; students faculty, from the School Pool dating Syracuse or Colgate. The files are ERIC CLAPTON, Oct. 30, 8:30 p.m. and alumni; in paying tribute to service have been distributed to now open, so w·e urge all our chairman, Professor Ashur the coeds at your school. Several (Date of appearances for all performers are tentative and subject Baizer, for his ind cfatigable interested coeds to send in their questions have been raised forms as soon as possible, after all to possible change. Ti~kets are available at place of performance and leadership and skill in our searrh concerning the program which I'd in some cases elsewhere in the cities. For further information, for a new president, culminating, like to clear up. it's free. ! er~y Tr1;1b contact the listed•place of perfo~mance.) . happily, in the selection of Ellis L. , The School Pool was started by School Pool Coordinator
.. ,,...... : .. ,1' The Ithacan, October 9, 1970, Page 6 .State Street _Storefront Taber Seeks Reform Proves Someone Cares by Tom McCormack A college student needs In each case assistance could Department at Cornell. None have Writes Youth Report in formation on the draft and begin by walking into a · small had much experience but all are doesn't know how to find it. A cluttered office on State Street determined and concerned as one woman with a family of eight which a casual passer-by would counselor at Storefront, Linda by Monica Wood worries because there's not probably miss. Relaxed and Stein put it, the students "come enough food. Another family is in formal, the office called in pretty ·ignorant" about specific Dr. Ronald Taber, former voting age to 18 would also anxious, not knowing how to pay Storefront is operated by services available, but they pie~ it professor of history at IC, has enhance participation by youth, the rent when the husband is lairl twen-ty-two student counselors up fast. Every volunteer is said to recently submitted some rather says the· commission. Reform of nff fr the Human Rolatiooa have something they may feel is innovative proposals to the the educational system, including more useful than a detailed governor of the state of the abolition of corporal knowledge of government in Washington. Taber is the main punishment as a disciplinary · Ithaca; a desire to help. editor of "Toward a New measure, is suggested. Because the Entering the office one sees a Activism-Youth's Role in a commission believes that decisions jumble of posters taped to every Changing Society," the final of morality should be made on a conceivable inch of wall and report of the Governor's personal basis, it also urges a window. There's a table adequate Commission for You-th liberalization of the state's for a modest conference in the Involvement. abortion standards. most open section in front. There , Taber and the commission Perhaps the most important are also a series of counseling studied the problems of proposal is that concerning drug booths created by wood partitions communication that have traffic. "Modern society must angled off from the walls. The developed between the state's learn to live with drugs as it has . booths have no doors. Tables are youth and governmental agencies. with alcohol," is the opinion of present in each booth, each table On the basis of the study,- the the group. Thus they propose the js comfortably adorned with a report concludes that, "There is legalization of the sale and use pf ; coffee pot and a servicable array no place for issue-oriented youth marijuana. ! of cups. . to function within the present Taber's report was released this . 1 In the open section just inside system." To counternct this past August, and thus it is still too . the entrance there's a bulletin tendency, the commission made early to judge its effects. The first . board with a counter beneath. some rather definitive proposals. real test of public sentiment in Similar counters border the room It recommends that city, state, Washington will come on Election . and provide standing. space for and federal social action agencies Day, when the questions of neat piles of mimeographed be compelled to fill some lowering the voting age to 18 and information and pamphlets. These positions with youth from the liberalization of abortio run the range of topics Storefront low-income families. Lowering the regulations come to a vote. deals with. outlining advice the volunteers give, or dispensing necessary forms. The manager, Becky Fowler, is a Cornell student who has worked Stone House Inn with the counselors ever since it started June first. She told me J 157 E. Shore Drive how the program was one of those operated by - the: Human Affairs Department and how the Ford Foundation finances the Ithaca's Most Historic Dining. Depart.men t. The students do counseling for course credit, yet some stay on after course requirements are completed. A Beautiful Place To Becky stressed that the students in no way were involved in research, the main ohjectives Visit Fall Weekend Angus Godwin performs October ·is. being to he,I-p people get information an4 ·understand bow to cope with beauracracy. I asked Godwin. Folksinger her how were relations with the For Reservations: 273-2240 · city agencies. She told me there To Perform Thursday had been no difficulty, then Folksinger and guitarist Angus the Music School, draws on a rich adding the exception ' when an Godwin will present a free public and colorful background for his alderman had called_ the recital in Ithaca College's Walter repertoire of folk music. A native Storefront Communistic. Ford Hall at 8:15 p:m. Thursday. of North Carolina, his family During the interview a fellow October 15. background includes Scottish, came -in asking about Food Godwin, who teaches voice in English and French strains in Stamps, then a group of children addition to Cherokee Indian, and pranced in creating general he has had a varied working pandimonium. One of these, a experience in the South. boy of about seven· with honey A graduate of the Juilliard blonde hair . began pulling on School of Music, which he Becky's. It didn't disturb her in attended as a scholarship student, the least. Godwin has taught at the Horace I was told that several other Mann and Rhodes Schools. He has services, MOVE a citizens' group recently given concerts ~t Parsons that assists in cases of housing and Eisenhower Colleges and at discrimination, and the Cornell :Syluan l~ills the C allege of St. Theresa in Legal. Clinic, would shortly move 1757 Slaterville Road Minnesota. This season his tours agents into the office. · as' a National Music League artist "HAPPY'S HOUR will take him to colleges and cities DINNER in Pennsylvania, New York, Defense FRIDA. Y 3 • 5 P.M. 5:00 to 9:00 Michigan and Ohio, including an PITCHER OF "THE KING OF !3EERS" appearance at nearby Wells CLOSED SUNDAYS College. Loan BUDWEISER - SI.DO Godwin is a composer in the Try our German Hot Dogs folk idiom as well as a singer and guitarist. His program at Ithaca Available National Defense Student Loan Seeped in Beer. Steaks, Seo Foods, College will include original songs in addition to traditional applications for the spring and Roast Prime Ribs American folk music, semester are available in the. international songs, and music by Financial Aid ·Office. The Pete Seeger, Leonard Cohen, Rod application must be completed McKuen, Tom Lehrer, Jacque Brei and loan papers signed prior to .. ,J:Pt"" Specialists In and Simon and Garfunklc. November 15, 1970, to insure PARTIES AND BANQUETS processing for second semester S0.LY.,.ELSE~CE bills. Applications will be processed within ten days of receipt. The STUDENT DRUG student must then sign loan TAVERN papers in the Financial Aid Office. All students who have COUNSFJ,IJNG SERVICE previously submitted loan ENTIRELY STUDENT CON'{ROLLED applications for the 1970-71 spring semestet, should return to 108 N. Aurora St. OFFICE LOCATED the Financial Aid Office to sign a 2nd FLOOR FACULTY BUILDING new promissory note. 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. , q:. ~ ~; -· • •' • ,3-·,... ;, The Ithacan, October 9, 1970, Page 7 Winokur Receives Grant Ithaca's Exclusive Keepsake Dealer To Work With ·ssc by Barbara D .. Kati . - -- . . . Junior Winokur arrived at Ithaca College September, 1968. Since that time, she has actively pursued an "undergraduate career" in Television and Radio. In the midst of forming a College Women in Broadcasting Organization, an affiliate of American Women in Television-Radio,' and being sponsored for an Associate ALTMAN & GREEN is Membership in the National Academy of Television Arts and the only store in Ithaca Sciences, she is still holding the fort down on the campus with activities that she became involved chosen to sell in last year. An active member of Alpha -Epsilon Rho, the National Honary Keepsake Dia monds. Broadcasting Fraternity, she attended the National Fraternity convention in Miami Beach last spring. At the three day convention, she was unanimously Come in and see why._ voted the Editor of MONITOR, the A E Rho national magazine Ott1r,01Jl\,,1•t1 S.'5 S1,SOO which is distributed to the 42 Divided pay_ments. arranged chapters of the organization. "7h~ House of PersonJI S~rv,cr Jmf 8r,1mf N,1mt." Junior is also working with the Open Friday Nights 'til 9 P.M." National Fraternity to become £i'•~·s """::-= affiliated with the National Association of Broadcasters and Altmat!,&Green ~t~ the National Association of 1 Educational Broadcasters. In CRmd..J.Jo.Jewilers -== November, she will be going to an v4: 1'e"!j g~ ~ 144 8.~ta ~ellt •dlil2-l810• NAEB Convention held in W.-N-YnUIII Washington and a New York State Junior W"mokur · an international Educational Broadcasters Television-Radio student. photo by Barb Goldberg Convention at Grossingers as a received a grant from the college was in London, she was watched representative from the fraternity to participate in experimental and listened to endless amounts of and Ithaca College's Field Training in England. She television and radio which she Radio-Television Department. b~came the first known college found to be more Last year, Junior became student in the United States to culturally-oriented and enthusiastic about a senior level undertake a program such as this. continued on e 12 course in Television-Radio, Field Junior went to the BBC as a Training. The purpose of this representative of Ithaca College'! course is to observe a radio and/or Television-Radio Department, television station and then return interested in international in the Fall to discuss the station's com munica lions. operation and how the She arrived i!l London on June observation related to the field of 29. During her three weeks stay, study in the TV-R Department. Junior received special attention 0\1 R ~'" \IC~ Ill I I \IIIU" Junior contacted the British from prominent men in the hl.lll'Ji ~,u lft\111 m,, Ull'\IU 01'1' \10"1" \\I l HU" 11.; p111 Broadcasting Corporation, the organization and was taken on 110 ,, ,.1u1,,1m1 r non-commercial radio and tours, participated in rehearsals of :ii UHi television, system in London, television programs and was England. afforded the opportunity to MINTT OP ,111 PAIIUNG1 Based on her enthusiasm and attend several luncheon business cumulative avcra c Junior All-aboard for a return trip to dining enjoyment out of the past! Joe Ciaschi's unique restaurant
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I Addreu I Ic,.,, ______c. ______I I $101e, ______z,o, ____ I I I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~2~~~~~~~~~ The Greaseman Cometh: by Jim Donaldson Some of what follows is true: that I can go back up to the ... Well, the Greaseman cometh. campus and put an· article in the And you'd better step aside. "It ain't easy Greaseman," said paper?" Many men have tried to beat him I. "In fact, I'd feel more at case With that the Greaseman And many more have died." doing a dissertation on Kaiser turned away from his activity and (Copyright ... 1970) Wilhelm's Batman. You, raised his hands high in the air. (I "Is that part of the message?" I Greaseman, .well, you just aren't thought of Brother Love's asked sheepishly. all there." Traveling Salvation Show.) The "'No," he replied, "but put it in The Greaseman just smiled and words formed slowly on his there anyway." continued scrawling insalubrious mouth, and then filled the silent (The entire thing was grJffitis on Jim Stevenson's new hollow of a deserted Downtown incongruous ... but ·1 said nothing LeMans. Ithaca. The poor fellow was obviously "Tell them this," he said. It was past 3 a.m., biting cold deranged.) and the Greaseman was being very "When you want music "Whatever happened to the uncooperative. That really can't be beat nice follow you used to be? Where "Will you stop long enough to It'll put a glide in your stride !.CII _me _enough about yourself so Wings upon your feet. is Doug Tracht?" He turned back to his scrawling momentarily and then tore the radio antenna off Jim's car. "People no longer call me Doug Tracllt ," he answered eventually. "Now I'm called the Greaseman and greeted with a '·' grunt." "But Doug, why the Greaseman? Why not iceman, or the milkman, even the breadm_an would do, but the Greaseman?" "Ever since my first tube of Clearasil," he said, "I have had an affinity for the sticky and slippery. In my youth, I used to amuse myself by filling the tub L·: .... ·- with Vaseline and then just oozing in." w··-. ... ;.,, ·. (None of this answered my question, but I refrained from comment.) "Has it been a struggle to get where you arc now in tadio ?" The tall fellow paused to admire his handiwork. Suddenly he took the ruptured aerial, snapped it in two and drew a jagged edge of one half along the side of the automobile. "There is only one Greaseman," he commented. "I started small, then got smaller. "The Greaseman in 'Trachtion' ." One day it all hit me like the hot kiss at the end of a wet fist. GREASE!! It was an inspiration. THIS WEEKS SPECIALS The audience loved the idea." "So now you have found u recognition, notoriety and grease. Livingston Taylor 4.98 list, 2.67 How does all of this effect you?" The Guess Who, 4.98 list, 2.67 I asked. Tearing off the hubcaps, he EDDY STREET 773::S! answered, "at first, the wine and the parties turned me on ... now I RECORD· SHOP~_ _.I want to be alone ... I want the solitude that only a dark room, a bathtub and a Girl Scout can give me.,, - 4111 EDDY STREET• ITHACA, NEW YORK 14B50• 607•272•9593 Then he added, "Don't put this
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Stand By • ' photos by Doug Finck in your paper... (So I am) ... but one "UUUHHHR!IBAAAHHNN!!! the Ithaca College student bo·dy. of my favorite pastimes is donning _h_e_ repiied.--.'You can see tne' And no one would know the a long trench coat and an old hat, grunts supplement my thing on difference, I thought. Then at two --ancfgofoi to the piayground with radio .• Jike this: AND NOW KIDS, o'clock he'll remove himself from a bag full of candy in my hand." 67 GOLD BY THE SUPREMES, the campus environment and "This must make for an UUHHHRRRAAAHHHNNN!" settle down behind the turntables interesting love life then, right?" Pouring sugar into the gas tank at WTKO until five. This goes on The Greaseman jumped on the he added, "A lot of radio disc from Monday through Friday. hood of Jim's poor car, kicked in jockeys arc just time- and ,'.\_ftcr_thatEndicottfalls\'i_ctjmfor. the front windshield and then temperature robots." the wecKcnct, to this crazed man's walked across the roof. "What are you then?" I asked. debauchery and perversion. "My love life is unusual, You With a broad smile on his face, The auto was in flames by this see I'm off balance ...girls are he lifted a vial of Vitalis to his lips time and the Greascman was excited by that. My weekends are and let the liquid ooze out of its dancing in the streets shoutlng, a full of wild suburban escapades." container and down his throat. lit t I e hoarsely, "HEAVY, Why did he pick WTKO in "Offensive... " U U U HH HR R RAA AH HHNNN, fthaca •.. as the object of his "With that kind of attitude, HEAVY!!" ;µ'fection?! .. Listen: Grcaseman, you don't expect to Then suddenly, the greasy ..It Just happened to be in be in radio long do-" fellow ran to his own dried up old town when I was here. I went He cut off abruptly with a Falcon, threw open the trunk and down there with nothing but a swift Karate chop to my adams lifted out a trench coat, old hat handful of bacon and a frying apple. and a sack full of M&Ms. pan. Today, I'm cooking a cow "One day I shall own New He glanced over at the flames with a Bunsen Burner.'' York City ... have it right in the as they crackled in the cool That was something else that palm of my greasy nand. I expect morning air. Spying me sitting on made no sense. So I asked to get to the top in five years. the curb a short distance from the him ... "Just what do you mean by After that I will retire to a life scene, he tossed me a bag of cooking?" of wcli°'planned perversion.'' M& Ms which a 11 immediately He sat down on the trunk of (The top is WABC, New York.) melted in my hand. As he began the car and attempted to explain. "You're on quite an ego trlp," creeping stealthily up State Street "I'm ott bahtnl'.I!." said the Greaseman. "Cooking is rapping on the aren't you Grcaseman?" along the sides of buildings, he _..______»- ______.,..___ radio with my voice lowered to a "That's not true at all" he said hollered back at me his final depth almost immeasurable .. .so as the knife in his palm' slit each comment for the morning: .. deep in fact I could crack a paper, of the Ponti:ics four tires. "I just "That's all it's gonna cup. Of course the intrical part of want to be loved. But, the grease Be from me i JJ'i!Jlll!lll!l!@R!J: 80~~rv51~~~s i cooking is the grunts that go with never sets on the greasy- empire.'' Time for yoµr sweet Dougie it." It was hard to imagine that a To quit ~ ~,_d.ES AD,VENT~=~:;NE Naturally I had to ask him for I .. I sea n t few hours later the And split a demonstr.ation of what he Greaseman would once again melt A little bit. mea11t. _in~~- ~he sea of faces that make !-1.P. For now ciao I TUn• ~ ~o: $JO I But above all o. ~nd beyond I Ttndel" morsels of Beef F;let... 4- eicei ting-a.ii.cu... I All ...... I tha fondl(e pot at 11oul' tabl~. _ !1£U cook ,£, .a ~elicious I STANDBY!!" I mo~thf'ul·al-.a-time I Ser-,ed with tossed s.;lad, i (He was obviously headed ,· I potato. rolls anc:f l'eli~he~ h h I ,•: toward the city's playground.') I c®rlesy of l e. ause... I -· I -
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- COLLEGETOWN LAFAYETTE BOXCAR The Ithacan, October 9, 1970, Page 10 ITHACAN_ Gridders Drop Squeaker To Battle of The Bums Cortland, 7-0 by Phil Chardis Slippery field conditions and a ·This Sunday staunch Cortland State defense combined to stop Doug Campbell by Roy Leff and the Ithaca offense cold, and Sometime during the last week after I finally convinced myself send the Bambers to their third that my Buffalo Bills a~ually beat the New York Jets, I began to straight defeat. Showing some fine worry that the Bills might be overconfident about their game with defense of their own, Ithaca gave the Pittsburgh Steelers this Sunday. Admittedly, the worry is a up only one touchdown in the 7-0 rather minor one, nevertheless it's stimulating to worry about the loss. An intermittent rain Bills becoming complacent. throughout the entire game made Last Sunday, the Jets enhanced their reputation for being a team the field quite slippery, and good that has a terrible time winning little games. The primary reason for footing was scarce, which · only , this, supposedly, is that Joe Namath can't keep his mind on any added to the Bombers' troubles. game not involving interplanetary honors. The Bills have always given Cortland seemed ready for Namath trouble, sometimes because they played well, sometimes every Campbell sweep, and wol!ld because Joe was in one of those "wake-me-in-the-fourth-
VARSITY GOLF From 11 :30 am. IC has defeated Utica (6-3) anq Mansfield (8-2) in duals this Mon.- Saturd~ season •. The Bombers lost to LeMoyne (S½-3½). Ithaca finished DINNERS 8th of 20 teams last Saturday in the ECAC qualifying tourney at· From 5:00 pm. Syracuse. Previously, they had won the Harpur Invitational and PeJ1orming in Brook Lea Tourneys. Top winning percentage thus far is held by Rusty Flook loe>ks for daylight against Brockport. photo by R Shary The Sleepy Hollow sophomore Gary Baldwin with a 3-0 record in dual competition. . FROSH FOOTBALL WHY PAY HIGH PRICES·? I. Friday· Jim& Tish Ithaca lost its opener in the final · two minutes to Cortland, II 14· 1 2. Doug Webster with 43 SNACK 65¢ • yards in 11 carries was the top I SaturdJy Ithaca rusher. IC is at Brockport Trilogy today. DJNNER 99f
FALL BASEBALL FOR THE GROUP $4.99 Ithaca wound up the fall _ OPEN J Jam to JO pm every day I 114 E. State Street 273-7575 season by sweeping two games · R_t. I 3 across from ~urity lee CreaR1 from LeMoyne. A week before it / The Ithacan, October 9, 1970, Page 12 ;:- --- library Winokur Traffic, Campus Discipline continued from page 7 Exten.ds continued from page 4 meetings at the BBC. While she sophisticated than American Budget Hours Yet, this is precisely what college should teach. In everything that programming. The Ithaca College library is read or learned, what matters are the qualities of character and Junior gained numerous things Board hours have been extended on a mind that we retain long after the concrete means to their from her independent stutly in temporary basis. The new hours acquisition have vanished. London. She learned about the continued from page 1 are: Monday through Thursday, The mental qualities to which I refer are the ability to observe organization and philosophy of English radio and television, ad hoc committee was formed 8:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.; Friday and accurately, analyze appropriately, and propose solutions to problems that are perceived·. besides visiting some of the Monday when the administration, Saturday, 8:30 a.m. - 11 :30 commercial companies that are according to Charles Broadhead p.m.; Sunday, 1 p.m. - 12 p.m. These abilities are hard to acquire in any circumstance, almost there. She was able to exchange also present at the meeting, The first floor will close at 10:30 impossible where the task is impeded by partisan emotions. ideas with individuals in the field realized the non-existence of the p.m. Emotional commitment to the material at hand is pleasant; it of broadcasting and discuss with Traffic Control Board. The The decision was made after renders the burdens light by stirring our emotions. them the importance of ad ministration had b cc n much deliberation on the part of But pleasure and ease arc not the goals of college courses. They can be useful, indeed, but for a college course they must' be regarded international communications. depending on the work of the Leo Rift, head librarian.,and Stan not as goals, ~ut as means. The goals toward which such courses As a representative of Ithaca Traffic Control Board and Paul Davis, Vice President for Student should aim arc precisely the abilities which I have mentioned. In my College, Junior began to pave the Farinella to relinquish the parking Affairs. The new hours are on a opinion, these goals can most effectively be reached by utilizing way for Television-Radio majors prob 1cm. The new ad hoc trial basis because the library is material that is not exclusively "hot" or currently controversial. who arc interested in world-wide committee will be composed of not ..justified for the hours now Such a regimen requires discipline, precisely because it is not media to participate in Field Farinella, Leo Tracey, Paulen in use." In other words, not easy. Whether this discipline comes from without or within matters Training Study Abroad sometime Smith, Helene Wickstrom, and enough students take advantage of little. But come it must, and I believe it is the college's duty to in the near future. She feels that two students. (At the time of The the present hours to make inspire it and to nurt urc it. excellent contacts were made for Ithacan deadline, Wednesday keeping it open worthwhile. A the TV-R Department and a good night, )he students were not yet study will be made later in the copyright 1970 reputation was established for nameli.) Members of the semester to determine the success Field Enterprises, Inc. See PART Ill-Next Week's Issue Ithaca College in general. committee will supposedly submit or failure of the new hours. recommendations to the All College Faculty Council for their opinions. Farinella agreed to report the progress of the committee to Student Congress on Monday, October I'.!. President Phillips said, "This time we arc going to do it ( ... solve the traffic problem?) although we need the chance to let everyone give their. opinions. Other than this. I'd rather put it into effect and take the rap on all parts." The formation of a budget committee, chaired by Provost Robert Davies and membered by Joseph Berry, comptroller. Charles Broadhead and sometimes the president. According to the president, the budget committee would hold public hearing.~ and would ultimately establish the budget to be presented to the Board of Trustees. Leventhal reiterated his opinion that students should be allowed to participate in the commit tee. "I would be very reluctant to have students or faculty on the budget committee," said President Phillips. Presently, a release of Ithaca College's· spending for the 1969-1970 school year is being planned, "with every penny accounted for," according to President Phillips. Emphasis that this release would not be a budget publication but a spending summary was made several times throughout the meeting. Bits of an agenda planned for the Board of Trustees who will be visiting the IC campus, beginning October I 5, were also inserted during the briefing. First on the agenda is a planned dinner held in the Tower Faculty Club with the Board of Trustees and the Campus ,. Life Committee, Thursday, '""-:-::-. October 15. We'll send you the $1.79 size of PlaytexfJ According to Broadhead, a first-day™ tampons for only sot. meeting is scheduled for Board You get more than· tw~ months' supply free. members on Friday, October 16, in Job Hall. The possibility of There's no other tampon like Playtex tampon was always inch of you. Board mcinb.ers meeting Playtex. Outside, soft and silky, more absorbent. Actually 45% Once you try it, we think informally with the general not cardboardy. Inside, so extra more absorbent on the average you'll love it. That's why we're student body on Friday was also absorbent, it even protects on than the leading regular making you this special "two raised and tentatively added to your first day._ That's why we tampon because of the unique · months free" offer. their agenda. Further information call it the first-day tampon. way it's made. Actually adjusts So go ahead. Use the coupon should be poskd in the Egbert In every lab test against the to you. 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