Lazaroff, Remer in Runoff Gilbert, Bayne Frosh
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vol. 13 no.ll stony brook, yv. i :friday, o«*i. 24-, 969 pri , 10 I credit Robert Cbew and Robert WeHo-fie Lazaroff, Remer In Runoff Gilbert,LartyRee rl fc an Bayne Frosh Victors Larry Remer will face Danny Judiciary were also elected on Lazaroff in a run-off iginally intended. election Wednesday, as were 18 senators. next Friday for the position Five residential colleges will rentions are available for junior of Polity treasure. None of the lace run-offs Friday for seats representative and commuter candidates was able to receive on the -Senate. representative to the the necessary majority of votes Top vote-getters in the Union; resident representative in the Polity election held Wed- Judiciary race' were on the Peter Union Governing nesday. A third candidate, Harry Adams, with Board will also 1533, and George Danny Larry Renor Brett polled about 25%of the vots Locker with 1214. be voted for Nov. 3, but 4 and was eliminated. Approxi- petitions are closed. mately 2100 students, one-third The Petitions for of those eligible, voted. Governing Board elections were postponed offices may be obtained in the In other results, Holly Bayne after a "comedy of errors" Polity office and are returnable beat Eileen Lieberman in the day. Mr. Giolito, misinterpreting to a member of the election race for freshman class presi- election board rules, board by October 30. dent. The vote was 266-218. Irene was disqualified for hav- Gilbert was elected freshman ing too many flyers up. Miss representative over Arthur Behrman was disqualified the morning Charo by a 275-205 vote. of the election for After the results of the taking down a poster in G after election were known, there A referendum stating that the midnight deadline. were brief "victory and "The University Judiciary should At 11 p.m. Wednesday she loser" interviews, live from not interfere with the right of was able to prove someone had Robert Cohen's (WUSB a student to be tried by his seen her taking down another News Director) suite in peers and . cannot be candidate's poster, and the com- Kelly, over WUSB. At regarded as a proper body plaint was withdrawn. The two this time Harry Brett an- to hear students' cases" was candidates then reached an nounced his intention to passed by a 1812-306 margin. agreement whereby they would run for junior class rep- Ten members of the Polity both run November 3, as or- resentative on -Nov. 3. kwe Gw emy saye- I ok| J IDssolve SeuAe AwRI cryWi PI Dorm Counselng Program By "ED -$PMGEL a" IRS STUDENT SENATE Vice-President Scott Rikard, the Residential Counselor, will Action was taken on this IRVING- Lax -COMMUTERS in a surprise move, O'NEILL- has an- be placed under the Quad Monday night but the idea Astor Sharpe nounced that the managers. GRAY - Mifer Majors Residential Their responsibilities was apparently dropped during AMMAN - Noveck College Counseling Program is are also . to Pfau _ be reduced, and a confusing hour of argumts. BENEDICT - Jurist Swarthout, being dissolved they starting 1970-71. will perform mainly man- In favor of the idea was Dr. LANGMUIR - Blb Kotovirsr The announcement JAMES - Kippel-Palsetti* came at agerial tasks. Theodore Golfarb, Master of a meeting last Wednesday, at Sanger College who told the HAND - Ther 3 p.m. At DOUGLASS - Ferrarra a meeting held that No counselors were consulted legislature: "Right now the DREISER -Lieberman night, the R.A.'s or Roth Quad on the move. Rickard said RA's are in a sense responsible SANGER - Doessebatte Polty Judiciary denounced the plan. therewas neither time nor the to no one." At this point, it TOSCANINNI - Karasick The memorandum announcing necessity to get their opinion. CARDOZO- Davidson Peter Adams-1533 appeared likely that a formal WHITMAN- Schlisselberg-Papandrea* George Locker-1214 the change was released from The Roth- R.A.'s meeting was proposal would be made and GERSHWIN - Cantor Larry Axelrod-930 Dr. Toll's office to all faculty called by Bob Silberman, and voted upon, but several RA's HENRY- Fogelman Marilyn - Marshak* Spigel-926 and administration concerned Neil Akins, both counselors in began to severely criticize the MOUNT - Vinitsky Janet Leftaer-921 with KELLY A - Janovski-Latman* Peter Coles-916 the University's Psychol- Roth. They felt the R.A.'s should idea, at one point accusing the KELLY B- Agoliti-HansenO Steve Goldberg-913 ogical Services. Their functions know about the change, as their legislature of trying to make sure KELLY C - Greco Rino Aldrighetti-906 in the dorms will be taken over job was affected as well. The that all RA's next year would KELLY D - Cohen Harry Farkcas-837 by the Faculty Masters, who general reaction to the change KELLY E - Lebowitz Joyce Andren-714. be chosen from this year's leg- will be generally in charge of was anger. Phil Farber, an R.A. islative members. all aspects of the Residential in Roth, said, "It's putting the * Runoff College Program. kids back in their rooms, The Residential Assistants, when they need someone to talk One of the RA's present, Judy who are now responsible to to. No one goes to Psych Ser- Wederholt, said she would vices. I haven't seen my quit if brought up before' the Master twice this year, and legislature because she thought he lives on my hall. They're they were "unqualified to judge" regressing back to the stage RA's. they were at three years ago, when there. was no order." At that point, the proposal changed from placing RA's The memorandum noted that under dormitory legislature con- because of this rearrangement, trol to merely defining duties several staff changes have of RA's. A committee of been made. six, Dr. Lawrence De- three RA's and three students, Boer, who has served as Dir- was set up for this purpose. ector of the Residential College One RA complained that Program is now coordinating there is no real definition of study programs abroad. Dr. an RA's job. He pointed out the Richard Solo, former Acting importance of an RA for fresh- Director of Resident College men. He also was skeptical of Counseling, has taken De-Boer's a dorm legislature's ability to former position, and is sdrving control RA's. He said: "If my as Acting Director of the Resi- fate were up to the idential College Program. dorm leg- islature I would have no prob- lems. I have too many friends." In a separate move, the There appears to be agree- question of placing resident ment on several ideas: 1) that assistants (RA's) at Stony students should take part in Brook be under the control of evaluating RA's; 2) that the dorm legislatures was raised present system of RA selection at the Monday night meeting of (by a selection committee made the Sanger College legislature. up of quad counselors, previous The idea is to make the RA RA's and members of the directly responsible to the dorm housing office) is unfair or by RAert Cobdu legislature at his college, giving even corrupt; and 3) that the there is a need for a clear ONE YEAR LATER: Statesman takes a look year's Three Day Moratorium in a special college the power to fire definition of the RA's Job. at the effects and accomplishments of last centerfold. and replace him. Page 2 Statesman t-riuay, October 24, 1969 Wy-ee CeILsr - 1-~-turn'~~~~~0-6 ---- ^ ^ ----Jo College Stresses Education, Not "Regurgita W*V 0 BY ULL STO8 jn They're blackthey're white; his Ideas as be Is to question just out of high s l they're their By this type of teaching out of school twents teas: mehod, Mr. _ feels they'retaklng they're that st t will be able taing- nursing; but they're to maintain bis individuality all at Wyandanch College Center, while becoming a member of the and- Richard Rinson grup. Rather than compete that they're all going to do agai hislst fellow st s n more than "Just regurgitate" a match of p e y of the what they're learning. Iemorizatio of facts, the stu- Mr. Robinson is the grey- dent in tbe group will help haired black director of the otber students learn and under- College Center In this commun- stad the material. This type ity on Long Island's south of teahi w not an in- ,hore. The Center, ene by novatio of the Center, has a consortd ilg on be used only by isolated the Islan a_ at the is ctors, its use at the Center marks the first time a whole sebod has been based Tbe _ , d by << m sight evaluationts t, hniquePs by = SNOW o eligde lower income ap- Jsr-- r V.P. *Uw.ofO*wi fcf I to. Om | at ubam. p-Ate may chocne from a variey of courses the Center Inm to nigt seso inson expl tied. the ins tor in Wyandanch Junior-Senior Byron Boer, a gauate sty Stepping Sto*e may want to use compositions, dent here EHigh ShlT courses are at SUSB, is one of A recent graduate from reading assignments, group dis- four people reponsible for ofered by the participating cussions or any combination of teaching SUSB, Stan Frumkin, is the aoIleges and geien reflect the phiosophy of ed- methods which he feels at ease cation course instructor in the math-science the s do whee they originate. which is sup- course. Mr. Frumkin, who also with. Since the classes are ervased by Leonard Gardner The Agriculral and Tech- taught by teams, the students teaches high school during the 1ical at Farmingdale and Thomas Rodgers of the will eventually be exposed to English departments day, sees his course, and the offers eouses coomputers Mr.