Beaver jout his By Sufesoipiiuw Only t Hunter ore diifi- Council ule$
David Kleimnan and Arthur Schreiber will vie for t :1 Presidency in next Wednesday-'s ejection, he Student Ccun- 0l ln Ir the foot Kleinman, a lower senior, is the present Chairman of Presidentiaf>-^iZ ^ r l election- , Stud^P*e of the Mstorv-makin. debates rhe past rdination Board, while Schreiber. also » T^^-^*- ^r,;«- • f Student CotrociL Nextv week's election will take -lace-in. the. eleventh 5oor snack -,<±T and the Student Center lob- y. When voting1, students must .resent their bursar cards. In other school-wide elections, ?.ob Solodow '62,'Dave Podoff yG2. .r.d Dave Tager '61, are running jr the Coancil Vice Presidency. Presently^ Solodow is Corres- ondrng Secretary of Council. "-•odofF is the editor-in-chief of -7he T^lteJ. aMti^TUgBX holds the"~ -osrtion of SC Treasurer. In;, the race for- Corresponding Secretary of Council, Mige Nigris "•2 is competing- with Brendan yenegban '63 for the posrtion. N'igris is president of the Intra dural Buaid while Heneghan is -. Coancil representative.
position of Trcaaurer ' CeonetL The post of Recording Secretary will be open since no '.odexxt has applied for the posi- • on, AI Stein, "61, functioning coor- nator of ACB, & the only can-
~.e Activities Coordination Board. Bob. Signer, ^62, managing edi- .r of-The Ticker is running an-. •ntested for the post of Baroch \.hool Kataonal Student Assoei- ion Delegate. Doris Warner '61, Bob Signer 2, LarrySJmger *62» Bob-Pitler '3 and Brendan Heneghan '63 are meeting Friday nigrht, sto- Forum to Give z^Jo^n. s? ^°^ >***-**.»* RHE Chairman
Rabin Theodore L. Adams w conduct an unusual type >/ forum discussion Thursday at _.2:1 5 at Hillel's quarters. '44' JE^24th Street. In recogrnition of the many questions eople have about the Bible, abbi Adams has agreed to The first speaker was Mr D;s- evote the entire forum to eri of the Psvcholotrv L> .iswerin*; questions raised partmenv Taikirrar about 'Com <>m the floor. petenc: and Men* He. '->i be Rabbi Adams is a graduate proved vat tr.e two are inter- the City College and The related and dependent icieas. -ac EHchanan Theological Semi- Master of ail subjects may be ~y. He is a former president gotten h rough application and The Synagogue ^ Coancil of prepare ion. Mr. Disperrzieri . .=: erica. He is currently spiritual stated. "aler at Congregation Ohab Tze- -v 118 W. 95th Street, which or Mordecai Dairia. J trwi_-»."i the largest Orthodox syna- Chap ajn at Fort Dix, spoke at • *> A—:——: IF C Slates that grants for the current^~col-~ elementary scnool to the the term? Is it possible "that there could be a single instructor in the chemical phenomena, Elated to play five concerts Karuch School who is unaware of the abuses which result when he added. for the N. Y. Philharmonic. The total cost for the week lege year accepted by the^. board retical analysis of nuclear i •• Diplomat from Cuba Denied Details of his 30 to 40 minute Dance Fete end will be $15.00. A $5.00 deposit in the past three months totaled action data; from research for administers the same test to class after class* semester after semester? •, * - - - - . —; • . Therefore at the Baruch School will be required by December 23, $225,534. biography of the founder of t).~ a compromise approach to chem program- at the Baruch I must confess .that -I am not completely aware of the reasons Xext Saturday evening:, De and the remainder by January 10. Japanese socialist -'.and 'lab' istry is in operation. Dr. BurtseS. School will be released later. "The value of research when why an instructor would wish to give the same tests to each class. cember 17th at 8:30, the Inter There will be a late fee of $1.00 movements to" the study of e> Speaking Rights at College said that he expects the business- The Council will also hold a properly related to teaching," However, some of the "motives" for the "crime" shall be discussed Fraternity Council (IFC) will after that date. ' -the. chairma'n - ^ratoH iyi com- /docrines and cells of pituita; . The appearance of Raul Roa, Jr., akernaLte_jCiifaari_ student to benefit from tfae^ Christmas Dance Friday. Decern- a»td i»vajuated.i — - change, and at the same time to. sponsor "The Eighth Annual Miss nienting on the grants, "is ^rery glands. representative to the United JNations, for a speech at the ber 23. The dance will have -two The fee incfudes all costs for *:• $ c UptowT n CenteL r be enthused and encouraged' by IFC Bail." The event is being the week-end, including food great. Research is an essential "in many ' cases these grarr. ~*~" ~ ^— — has been Hiocked by .college procedural parts. The afternoon section will Perhaps the first explanation which comes to mind is "laziness." the syllabus' to continue his in element of a college instructor's bring to our .campus equipme: requirements. be held in the second floor lounge held in the .second floor lounges 'bedding and transportation. The terest in chemistry after gradu which would be impossible i'< Many students are unaware of the difficulty of constructing: a jrood Originally Mr. Roa's talk was Was brought into effect, and the of the Student Center from 12:30- money is being collected around repertoire, and with the aid of ation. of the- Student Center." As you us to acquire," Dr. Rosenbe . test. It is admittedly difficult to devise a forty-minute test which will stopped b}' Professor John W. date for the talk was cancelled. 4. Information about the evening the school by Paul Dann, Har appropriate grants we can pro ..night guess from the title, the .present to the instructor an adequate picture of what a student has Hutchins. faculty- ^adviser of the i_Frorn a purely •- m«K>hani<>al part of the dance, which is to be vey Katz and Norman A. Ross, vide the reduced teaching sched noted. "For example,, an elect: • .President - Bueli ^.- Gattafrher fraternity entering the best-look- teamed- from a semester's work. Thus, an instructor may feel that he Eusrerie V. Debs Club, who re point of view, the laboratory from -S-12, wiH he announced. 'the Three coordinators. ules and the- equipment needed microscope valued at $30,000 .!• said .that if Mr. Roa were invited w has done his job when he has devised one grood quiz to cover- the fused to sign, the necessary ap manuals in both chemistry 1I» Both sections are free. It will be ing girl iH he awarded the gold —Ross. for the conduct of this work. used by Dr. Arthur and Dr. Lam through usual channels, the col material under consideration. plication forms. and 2b are being completely-re * dress-down affair and refresh cup. Students are closely associated Colwin at Queens College in tht- lege would have no objection. vised. The notebook for labora In financing this affair, IFC's _ I- i*!i;^!-|!;!; with the research going on in important study of fertilizatio: Such an instructor should re-examine his position. Of what use Professor Hutchins said that Earlier in the term. Governor ments will be served. "s m tory reporting has been discarded main objective is to perk up the our laboratories and we count of the egg. Of course, the con is this one good test when its validity is destroyed due to the fact that he did not like the present Cuban Michael V. DiSafie of Ohio was in favor of a loose-leaf report somewhat latent inter-fraternity this association vital in the tribution to the .fund of huma it is used more than once? The instructor who is too* lazy -to make regime and that the college should granted speaking privileges on but six hours notice. sheet section containing specific spirit. In addition to selecting stimulation of young minds to knowledge and to the service •*•' up different tests for each of his classes has chosen the wrong: occu not lend its facilities for such a The following students have session. thought-provoking questions rela Miss IFC, dance contests • will scholarly pursuits."' mankind which our faculty mak< - pation; the student who consults the "fraternity file" is not the only According to Dean Peace it was Forum been initiated into Beta Alpha ting to the student's own labora held in the lindy, foxtrot, - and is a source of great pride to t:> one "who needs guidance. Nora Roberts '63. president of this action that prompted the The "Accounting Forum," the PsL the National Accounting The filial report for 1959-60 tory work. colleges ''and, in fact, this C;T >;: ym: :*r the club, which sponsored "the official publication- of the Ac Latin categories. A four piece Fraternity: showed grants for biology and Department of Student Life to and state." . There is hardly a businessman counting students at the school. band will provide the music, and education 4 o p p i« g the list: Another possible explanation which an instructor might offer for invitation, got Student G-overn- enforce the ten day regulation. Jerome Alter, Jacob Altosky, —ment to extend its mtii invitation or an industry that ig-^mt agecteor-" is on sale this week in the ac- a door prize will be awarded. $218,882 for , rej»i*h Jn^jrij^hy y • Research support came fro-:, giving the identical ta&t time after ome w that "those students who it is expected that a new in- Pjrffr I ^majrt, Tamrrt I>arid. the U. S. Department of Health. to Mr. Roa, the son of- the Cuban by chemistry, Dr. Burtsell- added. —counting—ch»ss The The affair is drag and the price and~ $204,783 - for—research- in kr>ow^ their work" wgT usnatly do weDLno matter what type of test is., vi tat ion will be issued for Mr. maga Jacqueline Ef^rlmrHty m«wa Foreign Minister; - He pointed to the fact that e< zine contains articles of interest the tickets is $1.50 fox two. education. Education'and Welfare,'the Na given or who the instructor is. while those students who haven't been Roa to • speak TRursdayl German, Stanley Graber, Mel- mists use a nation's annual con to Accounting students and As the numbej^tof tickets is Grants were also made in tional Science Foundation, ti doing their work probabij' will be too lazy to look up the answers Professor Mark Brunswick, Stu In other Uptown SC matters, vin Haber, George Haddad, sumption of sulfuric acid as an 4|uestions ar.d answers to the limited .and there promises to eight other fields including psy Corn Industries Research Fun.: even if they are given the test in advance.*" dent Council faculty adviser, sign the Council rescinded two mo Jules Levy. Howard Miller, index to measure the state ,o£ Theory and Law parts oT the be an overflow crowd, IFC urges chology, chemistry, speech; phys the %Iiles Laboratories and t*- ed the application, apparently tions previously passed, which wMelvin Myerson. Rudolph Pearl, its industrial development and Certified Public Accountant* students to secure their tickets ics," economics, mathematics, phi- Ames Research Laboratories. Once again, one must admit that there is a rqodicurn of truth assuring the appearance of Mr. attempted to establish Student Stanley Rich. that every Baruch student -uses animation. now. at the Student Center lobbv. losophy and history. Totals for tfie individual c t- this reasoning. For various reasons, there^ are some students who Roa. Government control over the. stu Also, Arnold Rimberg, Har such chemical entities as soap, le dance is also open to pledges Research ranged from a study leges in 1959-60 were: City ( v\ould do poorly even if they were helped by instructors who don't However, as it turned out, "a dent newspapers. vey Schulweis, Stuart Shaw. f - penieiilin, -plasties,~ oleomargarine and members of the Baruch uf simple ways of trapping or- lege, $128,061; . Hunter _ Col Ku • 'nange tests from class to class. Hpjvejgejr^Xor the fp-e^t in^j&g-^»f-siJi»- ruling thajt all.dates for speakers a lien • Sternberg,—ii »iu&—Thalia One motion stated, that no .stu an« daeron. - — - —. School^- - -ganic_majttejr so J&a£.air.pollution $165^*62^ B r-oakXy a Collet 'd*nts,.t'his does" not hold true. Oth.er variables beside the subjcet -mat must 1iave at least ten"day-s' prior Richard Weidenbanm. dent newspaper can claim to be All five of the products men can be readily measured tt> the $141,931; and Queens Coll. ter enter the picture, and the test may become an excellent measure notice in order to be approved by the "voice of the student body" tioned above and 95 r/c of the development of a girl's concept $334,302. of how well a friend in a previous class has remembered the questions.'" the Department of Student Life .anywhere in the publication. The remaining consumer goods be Corwin '64 other motion said that all news long to the class of organic sub papers must have a statement congratulates For the Very Best \r Some instructors feel that "marks aren't important"i the only stances. Dr. Burtsell noted that irason they give tests is because the Dean's Office demands it. These within the newspaper that edi in General Chemistry courses, or torial policy of the paper does Pant GrossfieM FOOD ji >n-conformists feel that their thinking is at least 20 years ahead of Students who wtsh to obtain ganic chemistry is usually a. not - necessarily . represent the L-P RECORD SAME the tBBes- and that sonae day school tests will be abolished. Thus it loans under the National - De- rightly touched upon subject. He on her views of the majority of the stu ATMOSPHERE it-ally doesn't matter to them whether they give the same tests period f erase Student Loan Program feels. that more emphasis should pinning dent body but only of the paper's after period, since they feel the' whole business of testing is prettv for the Spring semester or the be placed on organic chemistry to editorial board. The Campus : PRICES *iUy. Spring-—Summer session may and its relation to industry, par- Tremendous Discounts — Limited Supply and the Observation Post have obtain applications from Pro ticulariy since the Baruch School Brace Tidy IrYlh* not complied- with- the- require YfcCADSTS SHOWS ! They may be right. Future educators may look upon tests as fessor Arthur Taft. in 1120. student's chemieal interests He (N.Y.U.) LIST SALEj LIST SALt ments established by the motions. *;mply a waste of rateable classroom time. The fact remains, how Interviews by the Committee mainly in this area. — Belafonte - Calypso . . '• $3.98 $2.29 West Side Story $4.98_$3-19 ever, that marks are presently important to students for a variety Another motion, presented? by will be conducted, daring the Concluding, he noted tjie VARSITY Belafonte - Singers of the Caribbean 3^8 2.29 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 5.98 3.98 of reasons; such instructors should play the game according to the Bruce Markens '61 on "Freedom latter part of the current ses iahoratory^- experiment* also Belafonte-- XSaroegie Hall Concert •- ^" " 9.98 6.9* 59S" 3.98 rules lantil the gales are changed. and Responsibility o£ the Student Bye Bye Birdie sion and the Spring registxa- have been revised. Instead of "BnAFONTE — Swiiifj That ncHfiniOJ'"•"B-9 S 4.98 3.19 Press'*.is now being debated. The 2-2*4Tr^Kingarid ' (Sta^e^ * * * tion period. The deadline for large numbers of test tube -Pern PIZZA Rest Sinatra - Songs for Swinging Lovers 4.98 3.19 Gypsy 4.98 3.19 motion is similar to the one No doubt there are instructors who feel that they should not have filing applications will be ~ shaking experiments, each. .ex SINATRA - Nice apd Easy 4.98 3.19 Carousel (Stage) 4.98 3.19 drafted and passed at the 13th Lunchtime, Dinnertime, to change their tests to prevent abuses: "Students should be honest February 24, T361. periment becomes ^an individual Math is - Crearesf'-'Hits 3.98 2.29 Guys and Dolls-^ ' 4.98" 3.19 National Student Congress this Snockfime, Anytime enough to resist temptation." One wonders whether to congratulate : project involving set-ups which SHOP 2JL9 Rcgy and Bess (Stage) 4.98 3.19 [I!;! teto-;; past summer. IVTarhis - Cood Night Dear Lord 3.98, ^{£m$^mmmmm: simulate industrial operations. ._ Step in for a delicious Porgy and Bess (ScreenJ1, -438- 3.19 »uch an instructor.for his faith in humanity or to feel sorry for him Downtown City's MATHIS - Ballads and Rhythms of Thus, m- the course of ther ternPsF Okiafcorna I Stage)._ . ^#59ft;=*--»9 because of .fojs. Tffliveness^Eyen at the Baruch SchooL I have never 7,S8 5^5 work, the student prepares suchr - FavoHt* CaTirtfl Pfac* Ok.lahoma_ (Screen) 5.98 3-98 been in a clasSEn which most of the members, including myself, could Doris Day's - Greatest Hits 3.98 2.29 • esist 4fcke „tr^n*ei>dou& temptations presented by an unthinking in- materials as oil of cloves, ^aspirm -yojAround the World in 80 Days 4.98 3.19 .*•„. -*. Tony Bennett - Greatest Hits and aeetanilide which compare 160 EAST 23rd STREET T*^^ I F«n7an~s RaTn&ow 4.98 3.19 ?tructoP'snuse"ol^^ehticai tests Trom period to We're just around the corner Frankie Laine's - Greatest Hits favorably with items purchased . My Fair Lady 4.98 "3.«v r YOU'RE ALL WELCOME Four Aces' - Golden Hits Q». $h&~ jEJpie^nMStet; ' . ft KINGSTON TRIO - String Along of the faculty, in addition to some 161 EAST 23rd STREET 'THE NEW LOOK' MOOD Kingston Trio - Stereo ^Fore*^ -^n+aiAo ™^rjfl |ff>i^s to be~tttt^' Sfocation addressed the Eeonomics Society on the topic, •mmmmmmmmm '4^*eo«»: corruption. There are fixed quiz showsand fixed "Opportunities' in Economic Education." The discussion MantovanT quizzes—such is human nature." It should be emphasized that such iim ^.98 2. took place Thursday at 12. Psych. Society WEAVER'S - At Carnegie Hall I Percy Faith" - Greatest Sets Ellis Talk Weaver's - On Tour > ["Mancini - Blues and the—Beat •3.98 2.29 »:mpjy because it seems as if it has always existed. 4.98 3r9 "is dedicated to the development Mr. Boyden also pointed out The Psychology Society wul >•' BUY YOUR IVY CLOTHES FROM Weaver's-At Home 4.98 3,19 DANCE of an effective program of educa that the Joint Council and its host a talk by Dr. Albert £Qis : Weaver's - The Best of the Weavers 4.98 3.19 Tito Puente .-- Dance Mania $3.98 %2.t' Now let as focus our attention on the most important aspect of Thursday at 12:15 in -4S entitled, tion to foster economic under several regional councils conduct BIKEL - Russian Songs . 4.98 3.19 Tito Puente - Mucho Puente 3.98 2.29 "Pre-Marital Sexual Relations.* ^ 3T98. 2.29 ".is discussionr-»-lhe wrongs produced by the "same test" situation. teacher• -worKshops, conferences, Biket - Russian Gypsy 3.19 Oorsey and Covington - Tee- For T*ro- standing." The major problems 4.98 Dorsey and Covington - More, Tea For '" a school drSbusinesa, the most damaging result is the attitude and consultant service3~tn aid in Dr. Ellis is an authority ia Bikel - Actor's Holiday 4.98 3.19 Two 3.98 Z.t* formed by the student toward "getting ahead." In school "getting facing, the Council are the adap- itHproving the economic educa the field of sex and marriage, as . (FORMER BEAVER SOCCER STAR) Oderta - At CarnegFe Hall 4.98 3.19 «head" means getting good grades, while in the business world it tations of the concepts and the he is a practicing psyrhnanalysfc— - Odetta - At the Gate of Horn HUMOR tion of teachers and future teach 4.98 3.19 means making money. **If the instructor doesn't care enough to and marriage counselor. A well- Joan Beaz Shelly Berman - Inside $4.98 $3.i- presentation of economics on the ers. 4.'98 3.19 < hange the tests and I can connive mv wav through the course, I khowTi lecturer and author, he has, Hillel and Aviva - At Town Hall Shelly Ben-nan - Outside 4.98 3.15 grammar and high school levels, Mr. Boyden, in addition, dis 4.98 3.19 Shelly Benman - Edgy written "American Sexual Trage-7 Yves Montand - Adventures in Sound 4.98 3.19 ' an do the same thing to the public when I'm in business," reasons and the discovery of the minimum. cussed various job opportunities 4.98 3.19 Morf Sahl - At The Hungry 4.98 3.19 < 3 -Volumes) the student.. amount of economic understand available to- persons with a good dy/' "Folklore of Sex" and "Sex 10° - DISCOUNT MoFt Sahl - Next President 4.98 3-19 Without' Guilt." The abuses which some students will suffer in courses marked ing necessary to permit economic background in economics and/or Dr. Ellis was trained at City- JACK'S MEN'S SHOP »ft tfce «ttrve" are obvious. Less- obvious is the fact that many citizenship. economic education. There is a College and Columbia University. " ourses are consciously or unconsciously marked on a modified "These problems are import great need for economists as 1500—3rd AVE. • Records Are Factory Fresh Top Labels After spending many yea*fs a*•.*„•- RE 4-105O ' wve-7-agaitt some students will suffer due to the 'same test" situa- ant,*" stated Mr. Boyden, "be counselors to school boards, teach ers in educational schools, re classical Freudian psychoanalyst;'',"" v '- • ". . : (Bet. 84*fa & 85th St) "«n. Tlte unttunking instructor described in this column is being espe cause the majority of students do notrgo on to higher education searchers for various foundations he has now fprjmed his own school cially unfair to those .students who .are competing with each other to^ CITYXOllSGl^tORE Ket and these people will decide future and as guest lecturers. . __ called Rational Psychotherapy^, __ I?** &*&wxie schools;" . . .'A * /
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-i-.' •>.-. Four te their experience and their ability . tOK pnt _^across an effective Council ^ojrrafB^^fS^fe- ever a managing- board member isrunning for office, no comment fehiade on that^par- ,*j vso'Si •:" S«« 'Twenty-Eight Year* of Responsible Freedom' v Activities Calendar "'. •- C ,, Bernard M. Barac* '^ . tictrlar contest. School'oF Business and Public Admimwrarioa President The Activities C^idiiiatioTr~Boa^O^^ — The Ciry College of New York ats^av^ite naeeting^ Wednesday, voted by accianxation |o_^ • : T7 Lexington XvenMrNew ToA This semester we feel that the student —~vy sTCpy.- • •'"•-•fcgElJr* Dr. Seymour Wepman,Jsefo-etary of the AjumnX Assoriation, in an J fb *+<••»-•••**' --^? ™---^--.y.->.r .--"»* olisfi a ctudent calendar for next semester. : 1 body is fortunate inthat two weft-quafined trmm- n Tin i Mill"' -r^ot; XUV-No. 12 •v I960 By Bob Signer Bill Leonard, defended the rree tuition system at the municipal colleges. and nigfaly exr^r^nc^^tudent^_ are. xun- Thff «aJe*>dar--wf?F ^bV- aT dairy i edule of every co-curricular various coordinators and knew Appearing on the CBS public affairs program "Eye on New York," he noted that Dave Pedef f nrng- for thV presidency. Both David Klein- -^f^fntplfe^iSnl^^ joornalistic writing, be i t .JJJIWI'II • ri»j»| nvity to take place at" the best who should be elected. under the Heald Editor-in-Chief man and Arthur Schreiber have worked on review or criticism, dictates that the critic place greatest emphas JBruce Markens Edward 9ff< Mazze npori, personal impressions^^ received frnm th^ nlay ^*e iwwJf i^^m^^ 1 rucfc-Scboot Provisions T^TH be The opponent of the motion de,- • ^^ ^-» • I thee same tuition wonffwouldl fr^pfe : ^ .Editor Emeritus* Busines8_M4mxg&£.__. . Ck>aBc&V on ACB or . ICaB^mchAr^yariegg Tfe -wofK_is xevleived 'in terms of the effect ft had upon tike ^reviewer [ade for changes in the calendar clared that the ACB. rUiUGga C^arnival charged students .*im:-m*:--?g*M • WL«- fffl •!• • if Johni Fallon 1 1 V other organizations and are certainly quali *?**- ^^ eoner- Weisman contended that critic offers his expression of opfnion nw tht* ^ulijwL—v»y^w^i ^p,, has potheen established. At The annual three-day Charity Carmval Drive, spon .-^.;^fc Exchanafcana& Editor we cannot say. . . • g r S,, .,i. ij-i tner colleges, the calendar. is higher, education is a right for his personal kn^Fwied^e and experience. —7^-^ - (Continued From Page 1) sored since 19$9 by Alpha Phi Omega each fall, begins >'ews and Features gtaff: Sharon Frank, Mark - Despite these similarities we must, for )metimes a booklet, and some- all scholastically qualified" s^a*-^/^.^^ .,%. Staff This column is a jreviewj it deals witb: Theatron's performanc ~ « today. This year they will be. assisted by Boosters, Barry r Grant, Brendan Heneghan, Alan Jones, Earle several ideological reasons, &ive our" whole jmes is in the form of a loose- Mike Elkin, Larry Hausen, Karen- dents and_that for 114 yea& 'th^'yri\]g^. of "Three Men on a Horse" presented Pri*\ry and Saturday ni^hrts n '64, Post '64 and Wright '64.„ :: Kaplan, Marilyn Karlin, Harvey Katz, Steve hearted support to Arthur Schreiber. Un if folds. Kratz, Maddie Sacks, Gene Gold- municipal colleges 'had-. provided! ~3£-'^^r Pauline Edwards Theater. I - shall work from the impressionist 1 Marks,' Peter Remler, Lew Rosen, Joyce SiegeL like his opponent, we feel that he can strike wasser, Larry Goldberg. Joanne AH proceeds from the drive go free higher education to new ini— '.-£•?%••££ yiewj>o»T»«:, poT»iy Wff^ ^f my inability- to competently In other Council of Presidents Ted Slovin, Herb Stern, Joe Traum and Larry an equitable balance between an effective Benjamin, Mark Sher nieoff and tb the Liglt Chouse for the Blind - migrant groups^ . ." ..;.; Student Council Total Cbiimuiitily program, Theatron's. show with'the works of Aristophanes or Shakespeare iness, a motion was- passed •.^••*. _3£ilson - .• — •._ Barry Mintzes. Scholarship Fund for tlje pur- 'He added that the report.wouldt- under- the direction of SC, and an effective and partly because of the nature of the play. 2-3 to elect five organization Also, David Shulman, Naney ""turn back the clock** and make Sports Staff: Mel Bernhardt, Bruce Bierbryer, Bob intra-school program, mainly under the aus undents to the ACB Charter chase of books in Braille and for "Three Men on a Horse'* is a slapstick comedy: The plot is a it difficult for Negro and Poer£» •">--&« nmittee, to study and submit Kerstein, Jerry Landau, Ben Hal- FeHerman, Lenny Furman, Lew Lipset, Marty Perl, pices of the Activities Coordination Board. simple one: Erwin Trowbridge, a meek-Office-worker, has a hobh. the payment of tuitions for the Rican students to attend college- -crestions foF^a revisal of the kower. Herb Stern, Michael Roth. Steve Rappaport, Alvin Review and Jay— WeHer. of selecting: winnragr^race horses on bis way home from -work. He ; - recipients- of the scholarships. On the other hand we get f he impression |''B charter". The committee nor- Eugene Scheiman and Jesse Ger- "Finally, he noted that the* never* wrong-. When he falls into the company, of three horseplayer- Ticker Association: Professor Edwin A. Hill, from Kleinman's replies that he has con- i'.ly consists of the ACB co-j stel. Two innovations mark the I960' means test would be "onerous*''- and a dame, he is taken under their wing, and succeeds in reaping (Chairman), Professors William Turner Levy, ifused the role of Student Council" and ACB : i«ators and "*ljee member or- Marilyn Karlin. Alan Jones, Al edition; CCNY Beaver Buttons and would lead to the possibility/ for them quite a fortune. * ~ of political- favoritism Samuel Ranhand and James "V. Sullivan; and Ar and that in effect, if he were elected, he .izations, selected by chance. Weiner. Jeff Barash, Roberta will be sold to all students; and would remain a club board chairman, but The only trouble as it tarns out, is that Erwin must be in 2 hardship cases were being evan**- thur Schreiber '61, Ira Weinstein *61, Mike Nigris I he five s-vtdeut presidents Jarmolow and Ann Reich are the ^ now the body under hinvwould be Student particufair enrironosent, a. hnav a» order:4» ndtewiuBjite selection^ hursday at 12 WNEW disc- * aled. '—" ~ '62, and Paul Pruzan *62. ted were Ed Mazze of the So- candidates for the ^iv v^nunt Council and not ACB. Furthermore^ once be himself be^ on^a^ fg^^_^ J^^y^ fe »«>r. Jockey Dick Partridge will, crown In another development aris-- *T Tor "tEe Advancement of posts on Student Council. the Charitv Carnival Queen. In ing from the Heald Report, City'V' Wearseinnst-BgTee- sr s sup- ~ T" fbtm3f"that 1 preferred the scene in the Lavillere .Hotel durin. nagement; Mike Nigris of ..Jt^*-^*^*--***"*"1^' /*•_* Councilman Stanley Isaacs, in ant port of NSA and we think the Hi Re Act Two to: all the others. Itjwas^during^Jj HBrHban'V SchnueT~~of~ZETlSl" addition to her tuyal diadem,-the~ &urSelections interview with THE TICKER^, lationq^ Seminar, his protect: k Siegel of Hillel and Charles Queen will receive two compli stated that he is strongly . opr- As, the school elections neai^L Is incu»i=~ "dent and NSA Coordinator, is a good m^m'mmmmsimm^mMmfmmm. Steh\of "Pi Sigma Epsilon. mentary tickets to Exodus. Dick Partridge posed to the Heald Report's pro bent upon school newspapers to jinalyze the ample of an NSA program interwined with .THREE MEN.ON A HORSE, a THE CAST Also, a motion recommehding' Seniors and graduates who are The contest is open to all CCNY posal that tuition charges be im "-candidates and the current issues and then club activities at the college.- i comedy in three acts .by John Audrey Trowbridge . t the Chairman of the ACB be interested in a career with the coeds". For those who wish to en the three, day period, in the-Mar posed- at "the-m u nicTpal- colleges^ decide two questions: Should candidates be Kleinman feels that our^afliliation with '" Mary Ann Strossn. ted by^ jtheCounciL of Presi- Social Security Administration ter, a special "booth" will be~set ble Louny nf ^^ ^tiffi*?** Y^n*^,-. —The Council ijiluuilty- CecH Holm and George Abbott m al endorsed, and if so, who should be sup . NSA is unnecessary and a_ waste of stu J J t »m_ ^ T. - r Erwin Trowbridge .. Lou Jfcaar •^ failed 7-7-1. Presgnttyr thr -r * "*—the—Federal Scrviie e young jgjy^t, ^Sollffiging the Qneen GunUui, Mir iiot3enV~tfi*wSver, that tne pickec c ar K > w B dent funds. These fun^s jhe. fpp! , r * * as produced by Theatron Fnaay __rjjaAM|LL Uubmas.J4«ry^ GarHHk lQ*5iJWaw is p^ytfsi by the Entrance Eacamination in 4S nexf pho'tograph may ~ Be~~taken. Mr "Partridge will conduct an auction at Governor Nejson Rockefel— ported ? " . _ rw ^^J^. .'^g^ftlgibr riflpii rfn t 9 ^Vfr pwftjp-Mwi and Sa»'"Taj "frvi'nlnjni, rtanon^ej" ""UeTfrery **>y ~ ... Jack FT lent body Lia school wide elec- Wednesday at €^3« PM. Further Partridge--wiH chodse the queen •with the aid of Professor William ler*s New York office by Baruchi ft Is the philosophy of this newspaper We would note, however, that for the past 2 and 3. Directed by Jerry, Gar- Harry ...... Al Schneio every semester. information may be gotten.-from from these 'photographs^ The Turner Levy of the English De School -students did little goodV that we have the-responsibilty to express two years the clubs have failed to spend nnkle; Scenic design and light Charlie ... .Jerry A rr<>•.-. Those for the motion argued Irv Borenzwetg in the Placement winner must be present at the partment. CConfinned on Page 7) •" our views on all matters affecting the school, their full appropriation and the money has ing. Jerry Arrow; State manager, Frankie . .; ..Bob Wolkow ••'- the Council itself was most Office, 393 of the main; building. time of judgment. including the endorsement of candidates. m^*&*km^m^^£~%zgms*£*,*A-™ ZXJkZ&&SXit. reverted back to escrow. Barbara Newfeld; Mekeup, Diane Patsy .-. .Jerry Sin?t ;iiiar with the work of the All booths will be set -up for
• • . • ::;:s!&ss:^.;.^ We realize that because this is a "one news- Mabel . .Bunni Schnu,: Goodrich; Costumes, Marilyn Mil ^aper" school, unusual circumstances are Corresponding Secretary Gloria Gray —.Carole Goms?. ler; Program, Jack Fox. ^Presidential Opp© introduced. However, we feel that this has Our support of Brendan Heneghan is an Mn Carver .... . nr.2.1 •been adequately compensatedxfor by our unusual endorsement. Although we dis ^••&$5i: ^unusual steps aimed at providing- f uH, ade agree with him on most major points of {The following questions were submitied_-.rbyr_THE.^TJGJSj^^iak quate and detailed coverage of the issues the presidentiat candidates, who have\ answered them in the contention that arise on Student Council, trayed by Lou Baaron, .woke up from his overnight -rerse^writin and a full presentation of the candidates' provided- below.) ; - • ' ~ we have found that his presentations have spree and that Bumd Schmidt, as Mabel, went through her v. (Although one of the vice jnresidemtiai candi dates played a role in the formtdation^af £2£-«*es- viewpoints. 1 3 iT htti been stimulating and, eh^fo^gfag' We feel follies dance routine. I found BUJIUTS performances pajrticjslaxiy a-. •«.». alt the ^irnrfrfr*r> ng*-" ** —V * * *•*•*- it «w' **#o stated ttr. the other viee^prettidential L Why are you running for school-wide on5ee?_ ». ,( • We have also worked under the assump- that his presence on the executive board UgbtfBJ daring the entire play. didates thai THE TICKER would not support any candidate for that post. The questions afe the *am* 2. Why do yon think- you qualify fot the post.that yoi T -jy-I—- tion that it is not always necessary to sup of Council win strengthen that body and --* that were vosed to the presidential candidate*. The attentions appear on this page in. the^presi- vying-forT '" • ~ ~ ' '• ".. .. '"• . • .! - ^_ About the only thing one can claim to have learned from seen: ; port candidates, but that the decision must force it to look at many aspects of a ques- the. production jyas the rime-honored cliche that "money is the rovt trntiaf c*wlidzti&^f®temn^^ ^ —— -~*" ••-••• "' •' ..,./;—— ^ 3. in what particular direction or do you think that CounV "be made eachjsemester on the merits of the tion that; they would otherwise not explore. .nf all •cyn.,> One*1 Fi'win fell into company with nottriag hat mone. Da.v*llager__i: l^-Z. riT fth^rM- dtrfrrt itn rnrrgirn* ••'- - Dave Podoff ~ rpaxfoular ~ circumal^Tw^ ThiMt \n ja!?t- Although rieneghan's activity has been making on its mind, he lost his iob, worried his wife and antagonize ,, Qualifications Qualifications 4. in what areas do you think that Council has been ^f * airs election, we backed candidates be his bfvther-zn-law. When he placed money on the races, he lost hi.- this semester? In what areas 4*^?jfcjjs^,^~.=*«»:^ . limited mainly to Council, he has served CoTreTqaonding^ Secretary of 1—Editor-in-Chief. The Ticker 1—Treasurer of Sti^nt:_Couh- y cause we felt there was a measurable dif- knack of parking the -horses, thus depriving himself <^mmjex>joT»^ effective? """" '•"'."••'''' three terms as a representative and has al |!u 2—News Editor, '-The Ticker, .ference between them. Similarly, last se- hobby. ' -- .TTv'."-; ""^ ~~'~""" " -.-—^---_ --- -.-. •anw?v--igs|r ways devoted EM full energies to CouneiL two" terms 2—Business Manager of the 5. What new programs or ideas have you considered l. SUwleat-Gonncg Bepresenta- =s=*= {^nre^ter we did~not see. this difference and He has for the most next done excellent 1 : tf_5pu^ar«r ele^tedi T....._.-_-.,-. r. .-^ • - - ••-- ..-."-—-~=^=.-..^.-^=.^_ _•=_-.-.— r, I befieve we can disregard tfnj ' 1 an r • I ininiil li 1111 n I sen^ffnteTav" 3—S.C. Representative, three Ticker.. _.=^ — - ---— —— therefore did not endorse candidates. committee work. •_ -,. • terms ~ '"~ . Lexicon CdxtorMd Board 3—Member of Academic Af- •V '-m*Z* - Thia term, the situation parallels that of^= ' atag^Nlgi is ^ a^^weir^^aecrm^tlie eo» 4—Delegate and alternate to fairs Comnri«»e-—Student Council 4. Ctefcainaa*,- Pre-gegistration Qnedifieattons -iast FaH, and the managing board, com- r I win say that I did enjoy many, scenes^ although T usuaBy do N5?A Congress _. QudSfieations ta«-f; •" •'*•?*'- curricular program, even though he has not 4-—Member of S.C. committee jaaised of the editdr-in-chiefv the.managing- like- siaptrick humor. I understood the periornu>**'a*mr^inn+^n(irH: to£jran»—Two 5—Member of Sigma Alpha l.-AXLB.; 1—Student Council Vlce-Presi* '^t * v^~ cury- - _ • of 1S63* ja&poly on communication faculties as we ties for two sen»esters. W^ feel, however, performers. I ^oiit coaunent on the scenery, for anyone m.attendei smihgT~n&aBEsfmr^' fmsre* "many ' that m a responsible manner they 4—-President Class of ,6^H:JP that Heneghan is the Council-oriented per Saturday night win know what I mean. must speak up on matters af- -_AnyJistudent participating in an -4.-Student Council Representative' iiave given the candidates in contested! elec 'HengjrH tn~rni^f and many nrw- semesters. --_••• •"".*'"*". -^ ~^'_'i- '•' Bobby Wolkowitz as Frawkf^ *h^ figwy-^w»kingx hifTiH?t>?^v fect£ig~the student community. extra-currictdar program receives —Class 1961 tions an* opportunity to present their views'. son so needed on that body. 5—I.C3. Chairman and ^eas* ^heir replies,to our questions appear on did his usual fine job- I thoroughly enjoyed his peifoxmance. Jer.-y H-as uv wineii to i^inctloa. I^think 2. I think that my long ex 5. Coordinator Mardi-Gras 1960 far more ^ than he gives to it- 1- I am running for the Presi-' urer • - *- - ~' — five, six and seven of today's issue. Singer, Jerry Arrow, and Al Schneider also convincingly portray members of Student -CouneiL perience on The Ticker, both as While serving the student body as their roles as Patsy, Charlie and Harry. , Editor-in-Chief Jtbis term, and as deney ot Student Council because 1.) Several' issues of lent the ced in several hi especiaJly ^ ita- ewrntivfi, Student Council Vice President, I f eeJ- ih am best qualified to and "Jerry G^ffinkle, President and V:.<• News Editor last yean has given portance.. are at stake in •oukl_J»Te -a n%st-hand- fcnow- I will at tbe same time be gain hold, xhe office. This semester, as Tj»TErv me the scope and knowledge ^re- tipn^TJae ficst-i» the reply ing valuable experience in leader- A.C-B. Chairman, X have been in ^e of both: Council and the _ quired 3&. JBST- editorial comment. technical creden inter-personal relations; clo^- contact with all the organi- - -role of Student Council. It is"iak*|"; e tbat Other In addition we have asked Student Conn- h^^^^^^^^^e b n a ^USk^ they played. _ _ _ «nt Howard Misthal to postpone ^ ^ ^^^^ A s^oeht m ac- f think i quahry,tor" =ao^oSEtrative experience .n coun^ng. He is uncontested for the position. Perhaps the one actor who stood out to me the- most, and t graduation. e Heald Beport discussion and instead of .Vjce-Preaident in that I to handle—the many important orntal conversations, only one with $ormal th^tr^i ^A»«*W^ ^^^ j ^ paarrrn n-r Er« To be effective as an executive, edule the election forum which will be ACB Chairman • >e two semesters service oh:' S.C. conmuttees. -become Trowbridge. AX no time did I find Erwin onconvincing--in his > one must possess two - basic quali J^ursday. Finally, various organ iza- "ncQ, MS well as- one term's 3. It has always been my feel lems that face these—organiza . We also endorse At Stein,, who is uncon as an "erudite'' verse-writer for J. G. Carver. His mannerisms *-•• ties. First^ he must have a thor any issue which affects tie *ions have invited the candidates to their ^ perienoe as an executive luf the ing that Council exists to fill a tions and the. Baruch School stu tested for the ACB top post. He has worked facial expressions-were ouite good, and-'&ecpenl^'lfan]^r'''£n'.thc'.< ough knowledge- of the organiza dent body." as a whole. As* presi dent whether it occurs at and they will have an additional ;anmttfm>V Ala^ t hsnn* be- voidr when an important func : i in various sections of the co-curricular life serves. At times Erwin seemed the proverbiaT *«Sad parJr** of -fu r . tion, which he represents. Second, dent, I wiU be in a position to school or in the community afe- •-- ^^ - opportunity to hear the candidates. l g:ed" to or worked with, most tion is not being performed by #*&: at the School, and presently is.JF^nctio^ng^ book famerAnd at other