B4NBDR4SBCX Vol. XXI No. 2 York College of the City University of New York Jamaica, Queens October 19,1978 Dr. Howe Visits Senate Election York by Barbara Glick On September 26, Dr. Vote Tally Released Harold Howe and his two associates, Harold Gores and Miss Spangenberg, by Gerald Wong Humanities: Michael Childs Robreno 10, Harold Robert- its members will be wearing visited the York campus, Although late, the official 27, Beverley Deveaux 25, Den- son 60, Clarence Reynolds 20, some sort of identification meeting with faculty results of the recent student nis F. Frazier 15, Deidre Balfour Richards 11, Maria card or tee shirt so that they members and students. The elections in the Spring 78 Greene 30, Rita V. Hesse 30, Torres 30, Roy Brayant 35, can be easily identified and students, represented by semester are now available. Barbara Glick 25, Denise Cecilia Cervantes 37, Angela reached if necessary. This is an different majors, were The total number of votes Rodriquez 25. Natural Conners 8, Brian Doran 20, attempt to make students Geraldine Zidow, Horace amounted to 631 out of a Science: Jacqueline Francis George Grasso 15, Glyne Grif- aware of who ' their student Sinclair, Gerald Wong, possible 4,100 students. This is 25, Bertram Charlton 25. fith 20, Elaine Lee 12, Toby senators are, make the Shirley Stukes, Courtney in effect, amounts to only Education: Roberto Robreno Lowery 37, Marvin Titus 28, senators accessable to the Pindling, Brian Doran, and 15.30% of the student popula- 29. Allied Health: Harold and Gerald Wong 28. students and to make the myself. tion participating in the actual Robertson 35, Clarence presence of student govern- Dr. Howe came to York voting process. Unfortunately, Reynolds 10, Balfour Richards Student government this ment felt. in order to assess its present as in the past, only a small 6, Maria Torres 30.. year, although new and inex- In conclusion, keep in mind and future for Mayor Koch. percentage of the students Behavioral Sciences: Roy perienced has many new and that in order for your student Meeting with the students have participated while the Bryant 35, Cecilia Cervantes different ideas which in time government to be effective and gave Dr. Howe an idea of majority of students have re- 30, Angela Conners 10, Brian will be implemented. For ex- to represent the needs and how much York is needed, mained idle and apathetic. Doran 30^ George Grasso 30, ample, there will be an attempt desires of the student popula- and that York must have a Hopefully, this trend of Glyne Griffith 25, Elaine Lee to keep students better inform- tion, feedback from informed new campus in order to apathy will change to more ac- 11, Toby Lowery 24, Marvin ed with some sort of article in students is essential. It is fulfil its obligations as an tive support in the coming Titus 25, Gerald Wong 20. every issue of Pandora's Box. crucial that, if there is academic institution semester. The tally of votes received by This article would attempt to dissatisfaction, that it be. without the constant wor- The result of the election is candidates "at large" were as explain new policy or ideas brought to the attention of ries about its future. that there is now a relatively follows: Michael Childs 50, under consideration by the student government. If you Dr. Howe's^' questions new student senate which con- Beverley Deveaux 55, Dennis senate either presently or in have any suggestions as to how were inquisitive, showing sists of people that have pro- F. Fraizer 18, Deidre Greene the future, the facts that are student government could genuine interest in why mised to work hard in the 30, Rita V. Hesse 32, Barbara relevant to the issue and the possibly do a better job please students chose York, in- coming year. The official Glick 30, Denise Rodriquez proposed action to be taken. feel free to let us know either (Continued on page 3) results of the elections are as 14, Jacqueline Francis 10, Ber- In addition, it has been decid- by confronting us in person or follows: tram Charlton 10, Roberto ed by student government that by calling 969-4278, 4258. They are Finnaly Getting the El Outta Here Inside The Box Letters to the Editor.... ....pg.2 The Works oa 2 York Fundraising ....pg-3 Audio Tutorial Bio ....pg.3 Jamaica, Off Broadway & Broadway Theater....pg.4,6 The Rolling Stones; Peter, Paul, and Mary......pg.5 Club Ads, Runovers and other Sundrys • pg.6,7 Sports Grafooties pg-8 Page 2 Pandora's Box Qstober19,1973. B4NDDB4S BCK .- >-<" -* Brian M. Doran Letters To Editor-in-Chief Beverley Deveaux Managing Editor Steven Rund Senior and Feature Editor The Editor George Grasso Entertainment Editor Michael Kain Sports Editor Mark S. Halegua Distribution Manager Dear Students: many of the perplexing pro- that we set for ourselves with Hi! You beautiful people blems of today, and the "right attitude," and are a grand sight to behold. tomorrow. perseverance. The key to our Pandora's contributors are: Maybelle Simmons, Coleen You are strong in minds, The challenges that we face success as a whole is com- Baird, M.W. Mugsie Semons, Stuart Halber, Geraldine bodies, and souls. You are im- are greater than mankind has munication and understanding Zidow, Larry Pinder, Barbara Glick, Steve Dworetz, portant to the future of ever faced in its history, but I as well as respect for our col- Marilyn McDonald, David Sternberg, Samara Fin- America as well as of the rest know in the bottom of my lege. With your assistance we nigan, James Felton, Samuel Morris, Jerry Wong. of the world. Your high ideals heart, that we will conquer shall make York College a Pandora's Box Advisors: Dr. Joan Baum (English), Ms. and noble accomplishments them all through courage, first-rate educational Arleen Schreiner (Student Development)*, Professor will save our precious, earth, bravery, and boldness for the institution. Shirley Ostholm (Political Science) and bring us closer to perfec- benefit of our society and the Try to do your very best in Pandora's Box is the official student newspaper at York tion as a human race. 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You will suc- will greatly contribute signifi- called "impossibilities" in the" publish as many different opinions on a variety of sub- ceed through your dogmatic cant achievements in the likeness of the airplane, jects as space allows. Address your comments to Pan- determination to make this future. Your deep compassion telephone, automobile, TV, dora's Box, c/o the Editor, 150-14 Jamaica Avenue, world,of ours a better place for your fellowman is both radio, film, IBM products, Jamaica, Queens, N.Y., 11451. Our office is Room 420 for all. Your creative gifts and noteworthy and great literature, art, etc. We E in the Main building at York College. Phones: (212) are all valuable and useful to 969-4326-7. talents will burst through like commendable. the "Incredible Hulk" to solve We can achieve any goal our society. We represent our people's highest intelligence, and they are depending upon us to come through! We must keep a full view of Editorial life and carry our heads high, but never look down on others because of their position or circumstances. We are all im- portant from the janitor to the President, each contributing Inside The Works his share to make this world By BRIAN DORAN function harmoniously. The responsibilities are monumen- In the past week it has been brought to my attention that unimportant and stinks but read it. I won't ask you to join tal, but the rewards are many people in this school (faculty as well as students) do not anything. I would just like you to know who and what is stupendous. MAY THE understand what York's situation is. To compound this peo- tinkering with your life. FORCE BE WITH YOU! ple do not know or understand the purpose of the intra- Inside York Operation Y.E.S. is the umbrella organization school groiaps that are involved with York on both the social for coordinating the fight for York. In principle Operation —Robert E. Brooks. and political fronts. That will be the theme of this editorial Y.E.S. is operated democratically by students, faculty, and "Who he is and what he does or is supposed to do". administration however in reality this is not the case. It is On the social front a student's activities program is function- faculty and administration that are in the leadership positions ing, the formal name is Special Programs Council, 436 Main of Y.E.S. (See Page 3 Y.E.S.) The reasons for this are many, Roy Bryant is the President of this activity. The S.P.C.