VOLUME 11 NUMBER 5 YORK COLLEGE OFTHE CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK JAMAICA-BAYSIDE OCTOBER 18.1973 ESTHER CLARKE Students And Faculty Back Israel

by Jack Katzanek by John Coltelli President Bassin has announced the appointment of Ms. Esther B. The increased fighting, in the Clarke to the post of Assistant Middle East, Golda Meir's charge Dean of Student Development at that the Soviet Union is sending York. Dean Clarke succeeds Dr. new weapons and ammunition to Vera B. Douthit, who died sud- aid the two front attacks which is denly this summer while being waged by both Syria and vacationing in Africa.- Egypt, the threat of Jordan's Dean Clarke has worked as both intervention into the war, and an instructor and counselor at countless other Middle Eastern York since 1970. She is an ac- tragedies have prompted the York complished socia' worker with College Jewish Students Union B.M.E. and M.S.W. degrees from into holding a rally in support of Howard University and Adelphi Israel. The rally, which was held University, respectively. on Wednesday, October 10, Dean Clarke is active in several featured Zvika Levi and Alan colleges programs for students at Cooper as guest speakers. York and South Jamaica residents. Zvika Levi, who is a member of To help the schools handicapped, the American Zionist Youth she participated in the forming of Foundation, focused on military the Committee on the Han- and strategical aspects of the war dicapped. She chairs both the while Alan Cooper, from the Community Professional Program English Department of York, and the Life Experience Com- stressed the moral and ethical mittee, which were established sides of the war. through the efforts of York College One thing Israel can't afford, and representatives of South according to hli. Levi. i.5 a long Jamaica community to provide the war. He feels that if the war does opportunity to upgrade em- last very long Israel's economy ployment status, evaluate and give might face the dan^r of totally credit to a limited number of collapsing. "This will' be a cruel .adults involved in community and fierce war" and a war which Zuika Levi Addresses Rally- photo by f red munoz service. Levi thinks will have to be fought Mr. Levi also reminded everyone As coordinator of the Workshop quickly and decisively.if Israel is to to come out on the winning end. was not the aggressor in this war. of the miracles the Jews have Hitler said that "if you tell a lie on the Black Family at the 1973 He added that the bombing of experienced ovee the years. The proceedings of the National maintain existing programs. Both Damascus (Syria) was a warning to long enough people will believe it", survival of the Jews during the according to Dr. Cooper, Israel Association of Black Social as a counselor and as an ad- all that Israel must remain- a Hitler era, the forming of the Workers, Dean Clarke has ministration representative on the sovereign state, "the Arabs must was given to the Jews. He pointed Israeli state, Israel winning in both out that the Jews purchased the compiled, edited, and ^written the York College Senate, she hopes to recognize the jews right to exist". 1956 and 1967 when the odds were introduction to a book to be continue to aid the overall com- "Never again" was his response to land from the Arabs "acre by against them, these are all in- acre". Another lie is that Israel published in- 1974 on material munity, especially with the Life the present attack on Israel. stances which show the Israeli's .• which emanated from the Experiences Program, which is Another warning, which Golda drove the Arabs out in 1947 when strength, Zvika Levi added though it became an independent state. workshop. She is also a member of especially geared towards older Meri recently gave, was foo Jordan that what the Jews need now is : ' the National Association of Social students. to remain out of the war. Israeli The third lie is that the Arabs are power and strength not miracles. seeking peace, Cooper feels that Workers. In the future, Dean Clarke sees forces are not yet mobilized along In response to the need for Dean Clarke sees her new York College as a strong in- Jordan's border but Levi reminded this was partly discredited when volunteers he merely said that the Arabs attacked first. He also position as "another challenge". stitution that will- continue to everyone of the Israeli's potential Israel isn't looking for volunteers '{'< In the course of her new duties, she improve as an urban college of getting troops there quickly. In pointed out the existence of Jewish who are going to go out and kill solidarity throughout history. Jews : hopes to establish new programs especially after the proposed new the 1967 war Israeli forces Arabs. Instead, they need beneficial to students and to campus becomes a reality. destroyed Jordan in only 48 hours. have always felt part of a' whole volunteers to carry on services especially through times of stress which are needed such as "gar- such as World War. When Jews bage collecting and potato speak of that time in history they peeling". He stressed the need for always say "we were in the li /4 MILLION AT CUNY; YORK TOTAL HITS 44001 financial support stating that the crematories", this sense of oneness Israelis have already lsst over 950 is what gives Jews their power. Approximately 251,000 students colleges, Hostos and LaGuardia, (formerly the Saint Monica's million dollars worth of damage. Both men felt that one of the enrolled at City University in boosted their student enrollments religious school) has done much to The second guest speaker for most significant things Americans September, according to latest percent. ease the overcrowding, containing the Israeli people. He also stated could do right now is give all the official estimates based upon early Included in this boost of the 16 extra classrooms. In additio that part of the reason Israel financial aid possible. Blood is also registrar reports. overall City University enrollment the opening of York's new sciene suffered such heavy losses (950 needed. If anyone wants to go to Of the total figure, 238,142 are is a 1,000 student increase—a facility, scheduled for February, million dollars) was because it had Israel to give their assistance they enrolled in graduate and un- record boost—at York, lifting the bring all of York to Jamaica, to suffer the first attack by the should contact Abe Sherman, and dergraduate degree programs. to approximately 4,400. closing down the temporary labs Arabs to prove to the world that it something will be arranged. This represents a gain of more The number of first-day and science facilities used in than 11,000 students over the registrants at the senior colleges Bayside. comparable 1972 figure. totaled 158,431 (up 8,516 from York is not alone • its press for •he recent "flash" report, Fall 1972) and 76,536 at the classroom space and its necessity compiled from first-day community colleges (up 2,591). space in facilities that had registrations at the individual The university's Office of Data previously been used for purposes 9it Vm colleges, also showed that CUNY said that the final totals, issued in than education. John Jay College admitted a freshman class of December, would probably add up of Criminal Justice will soon move 39,049 day students. to 6,000 more registrants. He former Twentieth Century-Fox With evening enrollments explained that the September flash Building on West 56th St. as well estimated at 2,000, the 1973 figures traditionally run below the as the former Miles Shoe Company CUNY freshman class may be the final count. factory on West 59th St. Fiorello largest in history. The hike in CUNY's enrollment LaGuardia Community College is John Jay College and Lehman has resulted in a crunch in space. where the Ford Corporation once College registered the largest gains Problems of this nature are not made missile sights. among the senior colleges. The for students at York. The In the Bronx, Eugenia Maria de university's "newest community aquisition of the Dale Facilities continued on page S Page 2 PANDORA'S BOX October 18,1973 PAJVDORA'S BOX \ Hillary S. Kalman Editor-in-chief Managing Editor News Editor Raymond Harley Jack. Katzanek Sports Editor Feature Editor James Ryan Photo Editor Joe Raskin James Theodotou Read Any lenny almalech, jerry bimka, alberto carvajal, jim casa, John coltelli, eugene delgaudio, jr., andrew gobioff, david hojda, warren levine, miriam liederman, jay lonschein, paul loptman, octavio marin, peter mark, hanne matthiesen, sam mora, fred munoz, delores naney, al palmieri, bob reich, joe rodney, evelyn Good Books Lately rogalle, carlos salas, e.s. sawchuk, sol skolnick, george stachiw, ray warren, charles wilson Many people will remember York's first days down in Jamaica, and the Montgomery Ward Building. They will remember all of the problems, all of the shortages, all of the things that were missing. It seemed that someone had walked off with a large part of this school in transit from Bay.side'to this area. Not the least of the missing items were the books that belonged to the York College Library. For months, the shelves remained empty while students had to travel all over the map, in order to find research materials. It was a great hardship, particularly for those who had to write papers,; and had absolutely nothing to work with. The Central Library on Merrick Boulevard, for example, has a habit of being out of just about every book when they are needed the worst. The books eventually came to our Library, but oddly enough, the same conditions exist. It isn't anybody's fault, except for those people who use school library material as permanent possessions. It's terrible, it's wrong, and most importantly, it's a great dis- service to the other students in this school. If you have books out of the school libary, and they are overdue, remember this: other people need them, maybe even worse than you do. It's also worth remembering that jt could be you who is Pandora welcomes your editorial comments in the forms looking for the books next time. ) of letters to the editor. 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us the financial problems the the same issue of Pandora's Box your state in your article and I be totally ignored? school will have in establishing a which states that a radio station quote "that very few of you clowns Finally Harley says and I quote RADIO radio station, which telling us what would "...bring the spread-out read at all" why not cut more of 'until Tom Swift and his pic- To The Editor: the capacities of this station segments of the college closer Pandora's funds and use them to tureless television can figure out a We would like to call your should be. He states that if York together by giving the students a help start W.Y.C. way to get- the range of say, attention to an article that ap- were to have a station, it should be sense of community." The Harley then goes on to say that W.F.U.V. we had better put this peared in Pandora's Box on one which is similar to WFUV of editorial then goes on to say "it W.Y.C, would turn the top floor of idea on the back burner" Yor October 11, 1973, written by R.E. Fordham University, a broad- may be the one element that can the Humanities Bldg. into a haven awhile." Mr. Harley, since it is Harley entitled "I'd rather fail to casting radius of the entire New truly 'bring us together.' " We will for the Wolfman Jack's and impossible to appropriate as much communicate.".%X is evident that York City area. If Mr. Harley was attempt to give both students and Allison Steele's of tomorrow. Mr. money as was used for the for- Mr. Harley did an extremely small the least bit knowledgeable of the faculty an entire background of Harley, for your information mation of W.F.U.V., I doubt that amount of research in preparing situation, he would realize that an the project a York College radio W.Y.C. offices will not be located W.Y.C. could afford the such his article about a topic which operation of this size would cost station in a future article ap- on the top floor or for that matter facilities. Furthermore, since an could prove to be very important the school a great deal more than pearing in this paper. any other floor in the Humanities F.C.C. rule prohibits CUNY schools from broadcasting from and beneficial to York College and what had been asked for in the Peter Mark and Bob Reich Bldg. but instead, room 425 of the more than a one-mile radius, it's students: a radio station. The original proposal. If he happens to (York College Radio Club) Main Bldg. Secondly, if W.Y.C. story was one which not only have any idea as to how we can would be a haven for future disc W.Y.C. can never broadcast as far showed the writer's lack of in- appropriate this extra money we jockeys isn't Pandora's Box a as W.F.U.V. However, it doesn't telligence to secure the facts, but would be gratefully appreciative if haven for the future Dick Young's mean a station should not exist. one which demonstrated that it is he would tell us. Furthermore, if RAP and Pete Hamill's? Should people W.Y.C. can bring the students of indeed unwise and unethical to he had done any research on this To The Editor: interested in writing be heard York together and make us more project he would know that at the aware of what's happening at write about something of which In last weeks issue of Pandora's while those interested in the verbal York you have no prior knowledge. present time it is impossible to get Box, Mr. R.E. Harley wrote an aspect of the media such as radio - Bill Gersten Judging from Mr. Harley's article, a wavelength on either the A.M. or article entitled "I'd rather fail to which strikes us as-highly amusing F.M. dial (which Fordham has), communicate" putting down the — Editor's Note but totally irrelevant, it is clear because of the simple fact that proposal of a radio station at York When the New York College directory was released earlier ill the that he knows absolutely nothing none are made available by the College, which would be known as term, we discovered with great shock, that our phone number- was about the proposal for a radio F.C.C. The mile radius he men- W.Y.C. and not W.Y.C.R. as Mr. listed wrong. As a result, the office next to ours has been getting a station which has been put before tions would be quite sufficient the Harley states. Mr. Harley, maybe lot of phone calls. We have lost ads, stories, and many other things the York College Association. needs of establishing better you'd rather fail to communicate, because of this error. It's also quite annoying to the people next Harley begins his pathetic piece communications within the but I along with many of my door, who have a lot other better things to do than to be an an- of journalism by putting down the college; which is the purpose of friends feel otherwise. swering service for this paper. students of York College in W.Y.C. (not W.Y.C.R., as was You state in your article that the For the record, our phone number is not, repeat not, 969-4280. referring to them as "clowns," and stated in the article). Student Association cut funds by That's the number for several other student organizations like the illiterates. He then goes on to We agree whole-heartedly with 10% which I'm sure covers those Radio Station. 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OnPortunately,one Well, I've 'tis a dilemma... Well.Gort... It's th'most The worst Who's of ttiy best £riends finished th' but try to be how'd impeccably What're novel ever the And he's asked thing. Mow diplomatic.Surely y'like punctuated & the yVeading, written T author? Por my opinion.' what th'hell you can say my novel ? best-spelled book Gort? am I gonna SOMETHING good I've ever read GORT say tohim?f about th' book. October 18,1973 PANDORA'S BOX Page 3 BiFlying With The Left Wing From The City Desk » «-• » 4-» >• >- *-» >- •»• >• »-• •» So Long THE MOUSE RACE

To The Household Word Most of you who were around things. Things will not change, viously, the man is a masochist. SB by John Coltelli last term will remember that I regardless of who is elected. A But as any football coach (whose made a series of predictions on the neighborhood is as safe as its team is losing) will tell you, desire REJOICE! REJOICE! The bumbling buffoon has been dethroned . Democratic Primary for Mayor. I people want it to be. It's surprising always pays off. Abe Beame isn't a For the second time in American history the Vice President has resigned. quoted odds on the candidates, how much things will change when split end, but he will win this time. Our illustrious viee-president, Spiro, what's his name? (he's still not a challenging people to make bets, someone is really willing to do He isn't the best man for the job - household word with me) pleaded no contest (in other words guilty) to but there were no takers. At first, something about it. he's far from being that - but he one count of tar evasion for the year 1967. He pleaded guilty to this lesser it seemed that I either had a sure The unfortunate thing is that all does have more working for him. charge instead of fighting a bribery and extortion charge which accused thing or bad breath. Abe Beame four major candidates are hung up John Lindsay won in 1965 and our hero of receiving over $87,000 in kickbacks while he was governor of was the pick, although that was on this issue, and that includes Al 1969, because he was able to Maryland and vice-president. In return for his guilty plea he got a nice obvious. But the test-yeesh! My Blumenthal, who should know attract a large amount of •little gift, three years probation and a ten thousand dollar fine. He man Al Blumenthal came in last (I better. Did anyone mention Democrats to his cause. could've gotten a short term in jail but the justice department felt that have yet to pick a winner from the housing? I didn't hear anyone (Remember, Republicans are a would be just too much for the law and order candidate. start. Ask the Mets.). Now, it's accenting the problems of tran- very small minority in New York I mean how would Agnew survive in jail full of poor brothers who are three weeks until we find out who sportation. Anybody" hear about City) He won because he was able often Black and Puerto Rican, besides I don't think black and white John Lindsay's successor is, and rent control? How about New to articulate programs that people. stripes would be a very nice wardrobe for him to be seen in. On the other we're going to try again. York-Albany relations? Hell, there in this city could support. To date, -. hand putting law and order candidates in jail would be a good idea, let The only thing that has been are literally dozens, dozens of the only thing that John Marchi them all see what their subjecting other human beings to. Typical Agnew proven by the current campaign is issues, and Abe, John, Al, and has been able to articulate is that dialogue while in jail: that four candidates can be ex- Mario are concentrating more he can get pissed off at what the Inmate: Hey man, what are you in for? tremely boring. This city specifically on an issue that in the New York Times wrote about him Agnew: "I happen to be incarcerated for tax evasion for the fiscal traditionally has had interesting end does not mean more to the city (If that could get you elected, our year 1967. elections Considering some of mayor would now be Spiro Agnew. than the others. All the other And Lord Knows, if anyone needs Inmate: Far out man. those classic elections of the past, issues appear to be overshadowed. Agnew: And why have you been incarcerated? an election like this one, in which a job, it's Spiro). The other guys So we have the gentlemen four. haven't done as well. Abe Beame Inmate: Dope man, I was caught with the dope. the major issue is whether or not Questions have been asked about Agnew: So, you've been seeing Nixon also? Abe Beame is tougher on crime generally avoids debates, and has than John Marchi (or Al the chances of John Marchi not spoke out much, either (who Agnew, to me, seemed like one of the most incompassionate and winning. Some people think that repressive people ever. I understand that there's a rumor going around Blumenthal or Mario Biaggi), ain't has?), but his position is.not being about his sex life. Many are saying that Agnew hasn't made love to his exactly a thriller. Ah, for the days he is much stronger than he ap- undercut by large-scale defections. wife in years, he's too busy screwing the rest of the world. when Mario Proccacino cried pears - "Oh, he'll have Democratic If Abe doesn't change, and do When our hero first came to the White House his problem was his when announcing his candidacy... support - the liverals like him - he anything stupid from here on in, name. Nobody knew who the hell Spiro T. Agnew was, a disease? a I'm not voting for any of the can win with their support..." he can start planning to move into hurricane? who knows? Spiro T. Agnew just wasn't a household name. mayoral candidates this year. It's Baloney, plain baloney. In 1969 he Gracie Mansion. All that changed rather quickly when he shot off his big mouth, he is now really impossible (The only thing I beat John Lindsay in the If this election will show one of the most popular household weeds, sort of like Raid. will say on who to vote for is vote Republican primaries, and had the anything, it will be that everyone | His warmth will never be forgotten. When one newsman asked Agnew for Paul O'Dwyer for Council support 'of two major parties that (well, nearly everyone?) will be #bout whether or not he was afraid of going into a big city ghetto out President). There are many things fall. What happened? He wound missing John Lindsay when he came this one, "If you've seen one city ghetto you've seen em' all". This to be said about all of the can- up with less than 25% of the vote! leaves office on January 1st. To just must've made everyone out in Harlem feel like real Americans. didates. Perhaps, the problem is He couldn't even beat Mario borrow a quote from Mario Biaggi, At the height of the demonstrations against the war everyone in that none of the candidates have Proccacino! He couldn't even beat John Lindsay has more class in his Washington was pissed, especially Agnew. Right at that time he took a really addressed themselves Mario Proccacino!(A • few months little finger than the other guys trip to Vietnam to see how "our boys" were doing, when he returned he towards any of the real problems ago, I would have said that his had in his whole body. His had a few choice words for the demonstrators. "Weatherman I, faced by the city. It's just a game chances were good in getting programs didn't always work that Weatherman II, Black Panthers, Yippies, Hippies, well I'd rather trade of "can you top this?" support from some liveral, but well, but they were always worth the whole zoo in for just one of the young Americans I found in Viet- : after those damnable newspaper trying. Can any of the other nam." That's it Spiro, alienate everybody. At about the same time Excuse me for saying this, guys, ads, the only liveral support that candidates make the-same boast? speaking about newsmen he had the following choice words, "They're an but crime is not the problem. It is he'll get will be the David Susskind Abe Beame will win - he can't. Al effete corps of impotent snobs who consider themselves intellectuals." no greater a problem now than it vote) Then, there's Mario Biaggi. Blumenthal is a helluva nice guy - That'll teach those subversives (such as Walter Cronkite, Eric Severeid was in 1969, or 1965, or 1961, or In less than six months, he's gone he can't. Mario Biaggi is 1973's and their ilk) who not to mess with. any other election year. New York from being the Democratic front- Proccacino - he can't. John Marchi Despite all the crap which he's let out over the years we will miss our has a lower crime rate than just runner to a point where he'll be doesn't know beans about the city Spiro. We will always remember him as one of the crudest looking and about any other major city in this lucky if he keeps his congressional he wants to be mayor of (what most dangerous men on the American political scene, may he rest in country', including those where all- seat next year. As for Al person from Staten Island does?) - peace. out law'n'order types are running Blumenthal, he's trying to do the he can't. Johnny, we hardly knew • •gg From Under The Right same thing John Lindsay did in ye, and now you're almost gone. 1969. He has one problem - he You still know more about New, ain't Big John. York than any of the other guys. The Once And Future King All of which leaves us with the diminuitive one, Abe Beame. Ever THE FROM THE CITY DESK since he found himself staring eye- MAYORAL BETTING LINE f <•• • to-stomach with John Lindsay in Abe Beam 1-2 ' Thanks to the Newport Jazz during the late 20's, and probably specialty numbers such as Bobby their classic 1965 debate (Abe John Marchi 10-1 Festival, America's only con- the only one that came close to the Hackett, Johnny Hodges and blinked), he has harbored a rather Al Blumenthal 501- tribution to the music of the world true jazz of bands like Fletcher Cootie Williams ("20 years of large desire to be Mayor. Ob- Mario Biaggi 100-1 .hjafc come out from Underneath Henderson's and King Oliver's. Jazz") and Lester Young ("Ja;., oiice more. It last appeared to the The band broke up after a while Session"). And for you smart guys, general population hit the late because the public wanted to hear no, I wasn't there. There is. thirties and held sway for about 15 the phoney stuff that was played however, an excellent recording of •years, whereupon it was driven by dreks like Paul Whiteman. this event on Columbia. IMPORTANT PANDORA back to the cellar by the- success of The songs on this night were rock and roll and the failure of be He.came to new York, got on the chosen with the purpose "of bop. radio with a young band and after allowing the band to be at its best. The only real similarity of these a cross-country tour made their The lead off was "Don't Be That appearances is the fact that there collective fortunes. But all of that Way," and it set the tone for the are several members of the Old was a prelude to what still stands evening. Things worked their way Guard still lurking about to show as the greatest concert in through &'One O'clock Jump" OCTOBER 23rd 12:45 P.HI. Rm. 420E the youngsters what it all means. American musical history: the to "Avalon", in and around Ellington can still amaze with his 1938 Carnegie Hall jazz concert. "Dizzy Spells," and finally ended cool, calculated rhythms, Basie The concert was the culmination up with (what else?) "Sing, Sing, SoOOOaOQOQQOOQOOOOOOOeOQCQOaoqoooQ B aqp poop o o qjg will drive 'you to joy with of everything that Goodman had Sing." There has not been a "Stompin' at the Woodside," and been working for and along with recording since, by Goodman or best of all, the King himself will placing him and his band on the anyone else, that comes close to occasionally step to the stage and pinnacle, it gave a boost-to the the sheer vitality of this per- make it clear to all concerned that areers of a gent named Basie. he formance. he hasn't lost it. participated in a jam session on "Honeysuckle Rose" that ran on What started this ode to Benny Goodman started out of Chicago, for 10 minutes and was one of the was the fact that he reappeared where he learned to play the highlights of the concert. There is with the original Quartet last June clarinet at the Hull settlement so much to say about this event at the Newport Festival. Carnegie house. He learned to play the but, what the hell, I'll try to get it Hall really rocked, as Goodman, instrument because, according to said anyway. The band was at its Hampton(vibes), Wilson(piano), the legend, there weren't any other peak then, with sidement like Krupa(drums), and Slam ones left in the music room. He Gene Krupa, Harry James, Jess Stewert(bass), tore the place apart. made a name for himself in and Stacey, Ziggy Elemn, Gordon What pleased me a great deal was around the Second City and he Griffen and his two friends in the the fact that there seemed to be came to the attention of one Ben Quartet, Lionel Hampton and many kid-types like myself there Pollack. Pollack had one of the Teddy Wilson. There were "extra" who recognized that there was most exciting bands around men present to liven up the continued on page 11 Page 4 PANDORA'S BOX October 18,1973 £^^^£££M«^^^^i4

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•mm October 18,1973 PANDORA'S BOX Page 5 Emergency Measures To Aid Israel Mapped CUNY Clipboard by Jack Katzanek money—that of casualties. A country as small as Israel (roughly by Hanne Mathiesen admission $2.00 with a BCC I.D. Special emergency programs the size of New Jersey, not Bronx Community and $3.00 without. On Sunday the cost of $5. Tickets are on sale have been set up in this school by counting occupied territory), with Bronx Community will be Dec. 2 the Illinois Dance At- at Lehman in the Student Hall. pro-Israel students here at York to a population not much more than holding four lecture seminars traction at the N.Y.C. Center Harry Chapin will appear in Leh- aid Israel during this current that of Brooklyn, can't afford through January under the name Joffre Ballet, at same admission as man's new cafeteria on Friday period of warfare in the Middle losses in any numbers. Mr. of The Perspective Series. Per- Nov. 2. Dec. 14. Tickets go on sale East. With the help of a student, Sherman also stated that medical sonalities from the news and On Friday Oct. 19 Soldier Blue Monday Oct. 1. Abraham Sherman, the chairman supplies purchased with the funds literature will be participating. will be presented at Subo free, on New York City Community of the York Chapter of the raised will help treat both Israeli The dates and personalities ap- the presentation of an I.D. card CCNY has the highest Students for Israel, and the Israel and Arab casualties. pearing are: Oct. 25 at 12:30 P.M., from any CUNY. On the 26 the enrollment of veterans in all of the Emergency Fund, York students At this time, no blood is needed. Felipe Luciano, formerly head of Poseidon Adventure will be CUNY, some 2,000 veterans out of will be collecting funds and However, potential donors may the Young Lords and member of presented at Whitman Hall at 6:30 a student population of 17,000. enlisting aid during all school leave their names for future the -Last Poets; on Nov. 30, and 8:45. Also, at a date unknown This is because of the career hours. reference. Volunteers who wish to playwright and political activist a Kris Kristopherson Concert at programs offered at CCNY. There , Students will be accepting spend six months in Israel helping Imamu Baraka also known as the Philharmonic Hall. is a Veterans Affairs Office contributions in the front lobby for in civilian matters such as keeping Leroy Jones, at 8:00 P.M.; Dec. 6 available for special counseling in the duration of the war. In ad- up industrial and agricultural at 12 noon, the new Governor of City College room 406 in Mamm Hall. Also in dition to the accepting of money, production can also leave their Puerto Rico, Raphael Hernandez The House Plan is having a the making are efforts to give .. information regarding t1he sale of name at the table in the lobby or in Colon; on Jan. 4, Father Daniel Human Relations weekend on Oct. veterans information, services and Israeli Bonds will also be available. Room 436. Berrigan will be appearing but no 26-28 at the upstate resort of help available to them. Donations can also be made in Students, Faculty, Ad- time has been set as yet. Also, a Deerpark Farm. It is a sensitivity Professor Lilliam Marven of the Room 436 of the Main Building. ministration and Staff personnel feature film series, admission $.75 program and if you wish to attend Dental Hygiene Dept. is being Funds collected by the special are all urged to help. with I.D. and $1.00 without, will or are interested call 621-2541. honored with a Distinguished Israel Emergency Fund (a branch be presented on Thursdays and Author Kurt Vonnegut has a Service award from the Second of the United Jewish Appeal) will 1/4 Million Fridays, 12 noon and 7:30 one year teaching contract at City Dental Society of the American be used for medical supplies. continued from page 1 respectively, on the following College. He is teaching an Ad- Medical Dental Association. The Mr. Sherman, who also serves as In the Bronx, Eugenia Maria de dates: at Gould Student Center. vanced Creative Writing Class and award honors her innovating a Student representative in the Hostos Community College has This week Marty with Ernest also a Remedial Writing Class. teaching techniques and a dental York College Senate, stressed the been housed in what was once a Borgnine; Oct. 18-19 Grand Prior to 1950, City College had a hygiene program she started for need for contributions by pointing printing plant of the New York Illusion; Oct. 25 Humphrey large athletic program, but in children in the Headstart Program out the Israeli losses so far. "After Journal American. Students of Bogart in Casa blanca Nov. 1-2 1950-51 the basketball players among others. three days of fighting, Israel had Bronx Community College are Open City; Nov. 8-9 Battle of were accused of shaving points and Professor Lemeul Veale now already lost 930 million dollars attending classes in the former Algiers; Nov. 15-16 Un Chien since then the Board of Education head of the school Dept. of Hotel worth of equipment," said Mr. Fordham Skating Palace, a roller Andalou; Nov. 29-30 Orson Welles has de-emphasized athletics not and Restaurant Management, Sherman. "This was almost en- rink, and in a building that once in Citizen Caine; Dec. 6-7 Yo only at City but throughout the former chef of La Fonda Del Sol tirely equipment that was paid for housed the Institute for the Blind. Jimbo; Dec. 13-14 a double feature CUNY. Now after 22 years the and The Four Seasons, two top in cash, and is therefore And the former Bronx campus of Wild Bunch and a short called coaches at City are finally being eating places in New York, spent irreplacable." New York University, purchased Moving Image; Dec. 20-21 The allowed to go out and talk to eight weeks at the state correction Another type of loss mentioned by the state a year and a half ago is Searchers. Also a professional students about joining various institution in Napanoch, this I by Mr. Sherman is of the type that now being used by Lehman dance attraction on Nov. 2 at 8:00 athletic activities. summer. There, he taught inmates 'cannot be replaced by any sum of College. The Olatunji African Dance, Lewison Stadium, built in 1915 Food Service and gave them the is coming down and being kitchen experience. He said that replaced by what will be called the the students were very good and North Campus Academic Com- before he left they gave him a Guess Who Owns The Savoy plex. Also, the City; University surprise luncheon. Fund had granted City' College one At York's own local porno film sp&kesman at the Housing Ad- sent my managers out to look at million dollars for fixing up there theater a neatly printed sign is ministration. the situation." not-so beautiful campus. This past stuck to the wall of the manager's The property is included in the Quinn says he hasn't seen any summer and possibly this coming Pandora's Box office: "The City of New York Jamaica Center Development "managers" and until a fire on summer, the Harlem Professional Housing and Development Ad- Project, a city-sponsored $410 Sept. 23 ruined rows of new seats Basketball Ass. sponsored a ministration." There's also the million effort for office building business was better than ever. program in Mahoney Gym. The meeting agency's address and telephone construction in downtown Three men from the Jamaica players worked with city children number. Jamaica. The program is expected office of the Housing and in addition to playing their usual The signs in the foyer are more to eventually provide 10,000 to Development Administration games. All members racy: Hand scrawled posters on 15,000 new jobs for city residents. came to look at the fire damage on Lehman colored cardboard announcing the The theater, rented from the city Monday, Quinn said. "They're The Electric Light Orchestra must attend coming of "Six Easy Pieces," Sex by the Savoy Amusement Corp. for not much good as landlords," was will be playing at Hunter College in a Mobile Home,"''"Hooker's $1,416 a month, has been showing all Quinn would ,say about the on Oct. 27 at 8:00 in Association October 23rd Holiday" and "Snow Job." hard-core pornography for two visit. Hall Auditorium. Admission is $4- The Savoy Theater on Jamaica years, soft-core for two years President of the corporation $5. On Nov. 21 Robert Klein will 12:45 Rm. 420E Ave. and 152nd St., Jamaica, a before that and plans to continue since July 1, Quinn said: "They're appear at Dewitt Clinton at 8:00 at large, shabby place showing color with its present policy until next not much good as land "I've been pornographic films, is owned by June, according to corporation improving business since July and New York City. Earlier this year president Ed Quinn. it has been showing such potential I put in new seats." H Radio Station ;the city had a massive crackdown According" to Max Kaufman, on pornographic movie theaters. director of relocation at the "I have a steady clientele who The Savoy was acquired, along Housing Administration: "We come every week. They're mostly tyith other buildings in the block can't do anything until the police male 50-50 blacks and whites. for York? ;?jri July 24 and the city wants the do something. They are a tenant You could say we have high class property vacated by June next year but when they violate the law it's pornographic films. They're 16 At the present time, a proposal for a radio station at YORK for demolition, according to a for the police to step in. I have milimeter." COLLEGE is being reviewed by the York College Association. A once elegant place, with a There will be numerous advantages to both students and pillared state-the theater was faculty if a radio station were to be established: dark yesterday, with burnt chairs (1) Music, to be selected by the students, will be played for at the side doors and the center their enjoyment and relaxation. rows torn out. Second-hand (2) Student clubs will be given an ample opportunity to chairs, piled in the foyer, were inform the student body and faculty of upcoming meetings, ready for installation yesterday events, and functions of their club in order to increase student afternoon, and Quinn said he participation. expected to reopen next week. (3) Public service announcements, beneficial to both Quinn said the theater had an students and faculty, will be given air time on the station. argument with the District At- torney's office to keep the outside WOULD YOU SUPPORT THE PROPOSAL FOR A RADIO posters low-key. STATION AT YORK COLLEGE? "We don't show any photographs," he said, looking at ( )YES Name- the amateur posters. But he did show photographs of the theater in ( ) NO Soc. Sec- its hey day when Bette Davis in "The Man Who Came to Dinner" Your help will be greatly appreciated. was up in Rights on the marquee. A film with a similar title, YORK COLLEGE RADIO CLUB though a different theme, was due for the Savoy the night of the fire. Please return ballot to any one of the following places: Quinn says "The Stud Who Came Guards desk in the main lobby of the Montgomery Ward to Dinner" (advertised on the Building sidewalk poster as having a Pandora's Box office on the 4th floor "surprise sex twist") will open next Mr. Roy Reardon, room 504 in the Humanities Building week.

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m Page 6 PANDORA'S BOX October 18,1973 rts Tlic Arts The Ar A.J. wederman - The Times They Are A' Changln' by John Coltelli group of people who haven't been identified. According to A.J. Jim It was a hot summers' night as I Garrison, New Orleans D.A. who waited for A.J. Weberman to come headed the probe into Kennedy's downstaiis and open the door to assassination, knows who the his lower east side apartment. Not actual Kennedy assassins are. knowing for certain what to expect "Everyone seems to die so con- I waited apprehensively thinking veniently for Nixon," discussing J. about how the interview would go. Edgar Hoover's death: "I think After a couple of minutes the dorr they had him bumped off, Hoover swung open and there was A.J., died at such a convenient time," one of the most important figures Towards the end of his life J. in the radical scene these days. But Edgar Hoover was at "war" with instead of looking enthusiastic and Nixon over illegal acts such as happy he seemed rather depressed bugging. One person who A.J. about the whole thing. The joy and feels is really involved in dirty frivolousness which characterized tricks (as we all know by now) is his earlier days seemed to have Howard Hunt. "Why was he passed for some reason. supposed to go to Arthur Bremer's hotel room two hours after the "Everybody's building big ships attempted assassination of and boats, Governor George Wallace?, Some are building monuments, probably to tie him to the left". Others are jotting down notes, Everybody's in despair. Every girl "Dear Landlord, and • Please don't dismiss my case, boy. But when the Eskimo gets I'm not about to argue The Weberman Method of Dylan Research here I'm not about to move to no Please heed these words that I cynical, it's good to know that Everybody's gonna jump for other pllce. gasoline." A.J. feels that since this society is based around the speak, there are people such as A.J. still joy-"- Now each of us has his own I know you've suffered much, at work for some change. special gift, " automobile and machinery it will Dylan just "choke" itself when it can't but in this you're not unique. The sad aspect of where the Andyou know this was meant to All of us at times we might work" For those of you who don't yet be true. rely on them any longer. "movement" has gone can be seen know who A.J. Weberman is, When asked about the average too hard every day, people just aren't as And if you don't under-estimate To have it too fast and too maybe his relationship with Bob me, American today: "The average interested as they used to be. One , Dylan will help. A.J. was the first American deserves to be shot. much. factor, and perhaps the most I won't under-estimate you."- And anyone can fill his life up and only true Dylanologist. After Dylan They're making a fortune, they important, was the ending of quitting college, to further explore have really nice pads, they have all with things he can see, American involvement in Viet- Dylan's poetry, he came to N.Y. Amidst much talk about how little gismos they want, they can But he just cannot touch." nam. The war crystalized the and got really involved. Seen, he kids have returned to the fifties get all the beer that they want, they insanity of the American system was roaming. through Dylan's state of vegetation (which is partly' can sit and get drunk on cham- Dylan for many people, frustrated and in garbage, throwing block parties true) A.J. still expresses much pagne if they want, they dig pig Whether one agrees with what despair over what to do drove for Dylan's Birthday, etc. As time hope in the fact that most kids are culture. When these people start A.J. Weberman has to say or not many to the streets.- With the wore on, he became more involved still interested in what's going on feeling the pinch they'll start you must give him credit for living ending of American involvement with he left and started writing for and beyond that are still in- getting some of their humanity as he preaches. He lives a very these same people felt satisfied the East Village Other. This teresting in changing it. One fact is back, instead of haviiig material uncluttered life in his small and content with sitting back and process continued until it reached for sure, most people are laying values they will start thinking roughly furnished apartment. As I watching what would happen next. the point where A.J. was no longer out waiting to see what will happen about people again. Instead of looked around the apartment I I doubt if one issue will ever again involved with Dylan but' instead next. inter-acting with material objects saw no remnants of "pig culture" mobilize as many people. Despite was heavily into the political they will start inter-acting with whatsoever. He seems to be totally this, A.J. does still feel that enough movement. Today, A.J. Weberman "A cat's meow and a cow's moo people, like during the committed to doing what he feels people are interested in what's is one of the top people in Yippie I can recite 'em all. depression." is right. In a time where most happening and will come forth if who helps organize and coordinate Just tell me where it hurts yuh, "Dear Landlord, people seem uninvolved and the cause is worthwhile. demonstrations big and small. The honey most recent of these was the was the height of a fine per- and I'll tell you who to call. formance. Sam showed that his demonstration against the new Nobody can get no sleep, there's drug law which went into effect on interest in the play was total. September 1, he was also involved someone on everyone's toes. Monica Troy was very believable with the National Marijuana Day But when the Eskimo gets here as Rosie. Her line "Where did you smoke in at Central Park. Everybody's gonna wanna doze. get that outfit, Barney's Boy's Come all without, come all "S/ow Donee" Town?" brought the house down. within, When I started asking A.J. by George Spelvin Mr. Glas is constantly looking However, it was Dennis about Dylan he immediately You ain't seen nothin like the for a way to release his truth. A Ravenau's performance as stopped me and said that there Mighty, Mighty Quinn".- Friday and Saturday evening, young man named Randall enters Randall that was most out- , was nothing to talk about con- Dylan October 12 and 13, the York the picture riddled with the guilt standing. Dennis truly loved his : • cerning Dylan. He feels that Dylan -College Drama Club presented the that he has killed his mother, character. He became a part of the ! is really "irrelevant" now "except In the past year or so one of the first of several studio, productions, Randall is looking for someone to character and made all. the ' for doing his poetry line by line, people who has received flack from William Hamley's "Slow Dance on tell his truth to. audience become involved with the especially Tarantula, that's the the left and Yippie in particular the Killing Ground". Another character stumbles into ingenuity of his skill as. an actor! only thing I haven't done with (surprisingly enough; is Abbie The play deals with the this situation. Rosie, a young, Sarah Schilling's direction and Dylan totally. That's where Hoffman. In November of last problems that three people fact in, naive, student at N.Y.U., gets lost Mark Vosilla's set disign were Dylan's value really lies, in hisyear at a Yippie conference Abbie dealing with their guilt feelings. in Brooklyn trying to find her appropriate for the play. The poetry, other than that he's burned was officially ousted from the As the play opens we see a quiet doctor with whom she has an audience enjoyed seeing the play out. If people don't know by now party. A.J. and others including old man taking inventory in his appointment to have an abortion. performed in "the round". that Dylan is a pig they'll never the Zippies have said that Abbie small Brooklyn candy store. A Although Rosie believes she is It is an unfortunate situation in know." Hoffman was stealing money and store far away from the "bustling doing the right thing by getting rid a' school of this size, with the The conversation quickly publicity from the movement. lines of commerce". Mr. Glas, the of this ill-timed happening, Glas excellent talent it has, to have to switched to what A.J. was ob-Enough on Abbie, He's having far owner, was a communist during and Randall try to persuade Rosie perform in the conditions that viously were interested in, the state too many of his own problems the Hitler regime in Germany who to "save what she can". The play "Slow Dance" had to be per- of affairs in the country. "We want right now. left his wife and son behind in ends with each of the characters formed in. The lighting in- to support Nixon this year: We "Eventually people are going to order to save himself. For twenty revealing their truths, and ac-struments were of the poorest want to support him from the end get smart...It'll be the beginning of three years Mr. Glas has had this cepting their punishment. quality, lighting the audiefnee of a rope." He feels that Nixon is the end, it's gonna happen much terrible truth bottled up inside , For a lack of a better word, the better than ahy of-the actors.- The, part of a plan to commit political faster than anybody thought, the never being able to tell anyone. performances of Dennis Ravenau, acoustics in 404H are horrible, assassinations against influential whale American economy is gonna When questions about a number Sam Kintzer and Monica Troy echoing a sound for at least three leaders who are committed to crumble. Most American's dreams on his arm are asked, Mr. Glas lies were "excellent". seconds. If the conditions were change. He claimed that President are so distorted, like having two to the inquisitor and to himself as An outstanding performance more suitable for such fine ac- Kennedy was not shot by Oswald cars, you don't even need one car. to its origin- "I was in a con- was given by Sam Kintzer as the 63 tivities it would be a pleasure to but instead was assassinated by a They forget one thing, there's no centration camp" says Glas. year old Mr. Glas. His character view such perfection. October 18,1973 PANDORA'S BOX Page 7 The Arts The Arts Flight Suspended In prison, now, through glass bold-patterned wings chartreuse, electric blue, Poetry Contest fine veined, definitive design essence of flight suspended; COLLEGE STUDENT'S POETRY ANTHOLOGY motionless miracle, The NATIONAL POETRY PRESS and summer lost again. announces its In summer, once, through tears, SPRING COMPETITION A filmy net and struggling, the gold wings; The closing date for the submission of manuscripts by College Students is summer imprisoned in a jar, the scentless death of summer NOVEMBER 5 darkly, through a glass. In darkness, once, through dream ANY STUDENT attending either junior or senior college is eligible to submit his verse. a darting flash of summer There is no limitation as to form or theme. Shorter works are preferred by the Board of endowed eternally, Judges, because of space limitations. all senses sensate, deliberate delight Each poem must be TYPED or PRINTED on a separate sheet, and must bear the NAME eluding grasping hands and HOME ADDRESS of the student, and the COLLEGE ADDRESS as well. nightmare stained with powdered tint. In nightmare, once, through grief MANUSCRIPTS should be sent to the OFFICE OF THE PRESS this knowledge: Mp/>peci+v denied NATIONAL POETRY PRESS impoverishes; 3210 Selby Avenue color on wings is surface pigment; Los Angeles, Calif. ssmmer held captive 90034 under glass is only barren winter, after all. —Hillary S. Kalman The New York Experience by Sol Skolnick resound. During the Battle of The narration is for the most photographed images do not "The New York Experience" is Manhattan, George Washington part a series of "humorous" highlights but appear as a cum- a multi-media experiment moves downtown under the cover cliches. In a segment showing bersome afterthought. focusing on the history, sights, and of fog. As this is explained and various life-styles and dwellings a This production was three years use of non-pictorial effects (the cultural milieu that makes New shown, the whir of generators is mother visiting her "son the in the making. Most of the fog, mock fires, etc.), but this type York the unique city that it is. The heard, and in a delayed reaction hippie" in his new apartment and equipment employed is billed as of special effect is all but Trans-Lux Experience Corp. has crisp moist fog belches onto the remarks "It's a very nice apart- either the largest and/or the most forgotten in the final forty-five attempted to present to the audience. ment, but it has a strange smell." sophisticated of its kind. The minutes. patrons a "total environment;" When chronology fails themes The narration picks up in spots equipment may be exceptional but In a segment dealing with which is entered one floor below are employed to carry the show. with the reading of passages from it is used in a clumsy and uneven specialized mercantile districts the ground level in the McGraw-Hill The culinary offerings of New the works of Jacob Riis, Thomas manner. The side screens are screen writer has unwittingly Building at 49th Street and York are exhibited through Wolfe and other authors. neither coordinated with', nor written an epitaph for this am- Avenue of the Americas in comparative still shot of waiters The still photography is germaine to the main action. The bitious but poorly executed Manhattan. handing out menus or ethnics technically competent, but seats do swivel, but are so close project. The narrator verbally The visitor enters on to the "El" eating dishes from the "old unimaginative and repitious. together that in the attempt to see throws up his hands in disgust, platform of Sullivan's Rapid country." New York's theatres, Many motion picture sequences what, if anything is happening on crying out "New York is one big Transit, the predecessor of the museums, landmarks, commercial have the faded texture of a the side panels one is likely to jam commercial." The "N.Y. Ex- Sixth Avenue "El." The escalator areas, and festivals all flash on the newsreel, and are more often than their legs into their neighbor's perience," a series of futile, helter- down leaves you in the streets of screens in short superficial not out of focus. The special ef- knees. During the first quarter skelter T.V. blurbs is certainly no New York circa 1878, viewing the sequences. fects when used on the various hour of the show there is extensive better. Jefferson Courthouse and the Brooklyn Bridge, and a market ,with stalls and stands manned by employees costumed in the garb of period. After passing through "Little Old New York," the gateway to the experience, you enter a semi- ; circular theatre furnished with ultra-modern (plastic) contoured swivel chairs that are supposed to permit the participants to follow the entire melange. The front of the theatre is equipped with seven screens linked each other for form a convexo-concave viewing area. Behind this multi-screen is a large screen.with random scallops at top and bottom, later used to represent the sky and the ground. There are three screens on each of the side panels. The theatre has been designed specifically for this production in order to accomodate sixty-eight special effect devices, including forty-one projectors and sixteen screens. This battery of special effects are controlled by a digital computer. The starting point for the historical highlights of New York's past is the voyage of Giovanni Verrazano, and get lost somewhere after the Battle of Manhattan. The historical segments employ a number of extra-screen effects; an effigy of a hung Nathan Hale descends from the ceiling, while on the quadrophonic sound system (purportedly the finest of its kind) Nathan's famous last words Artist's Conception of Experience Theatre Page 8 PANDORA'S BOX October 18,1973 Help Save The People Of S.f.C. Northern Africa. Help Them Overcome The Drastic Effects Of A 5 Year Draught. You Can Do So By Donating Non- Perishable Food Stuffs. COFFEEHOUSE Please Bring Your Donations To Room 437M C0WC9WG or call 969-4294 SOOM INDEPENDENT BLACK NOVEMBER 2 at 8P.M. ORGANIZATION Tickets: 75° (LB.O.) If you'd like to see a radio station at YORK, and would be ATTENTION interested in helping to organize one: SCIENCE STUDENTS The first meeting of the The following courses will be discontinued YORK COLLEGE RADIO CLUB will take place on after August, 1974. Students heeding these TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23r«I at 12 i\OOi\ in ROOM 420D. courses should take them in the

• EVERYONE IS WELCOfflE TO ATTEND! Spring, 1974 semester. There ean be a station at YORK) CHEMISTRY 211 PHYSICS 202 in the near future, but the students must be the ones to support it. CHEMISTRY 212 PHYSICS 203 THEOLOGY? Any students interested ill having a Theology/Religion Department at York (please complete the form below] Dec. 15 $11,200 to start and drop it off at the Student Caucus office. room

name, For Information, Call 226-2000 On Campus, Oct. 23 at 12-2 class. in Room 008M

All dub activities and Yorh services ads are printed free! Deadline is Friday, 12 noon for the following Thursday issue. Ads are, of course, subject to a first-come, first-serve basis , so send your ad or bring it to Boom 420£, in the Main Building as soon as possible. October 18,1973 PANDORA'S BOX Page 9 WatergateAttorney Appears by Alberto Carvajjd court room is not the place to find the cynicism of the courts and law Another Friday out the truth, that most of the time enforcing agencies. Our lecturer Has York's apathy faded away? it's the farthest thing from the took the opportunity to say taht Will a new and refreshing trend courts. He warned us of the the unfortunate thing about the toward involvement get started? dangers that life in the T.V. courts in he U.S. is that they are Night Out This seems the . case, Tuesday, shaped mentalities and reminded used as the last remains of the October 9 , about fifty people us that the symbolic American spoils system, where incompetent, crammed up in room 307H to image of wonderful Superman, ignorant and inefficient judges sit, listen a guest speaker. A fearless Batwoman, and simply because they worked hard by Lenny Almalech atmosphere was very friendly. It significant cross section of 'the courageous Spiderman type justice in pllitical campaigns. His advice wasn't very crowded because it was College population consisting: of just does not exist. He also spoke to future lawyers was to help them When you start something new, a holiday night, but still the place students, faculty, maintenance of the fact that courts are more realize that law is just a business you like to start big, so I had big had a good turnout. The drinks and security and , to make the interested in procidure and the like any other and that they should ideas on where to start such as are $1.25 and up—a great deal. affair complete, the cream of the business that making justice be alert and aware and very Manhattan. I've heard of a few There's no live music, but they Administration, .were there. brings rather than any altruistic brbadminded. ,( good "places in the teens, from a have a discjockey who knows the This great success can be motives. Toward the end, the American friend who I don't want to mention good sounds. I rate this place from credited to the hard working The soft spoken, neatly dressed, judicial system was compared with (you'll see why later). what I experienced a 4 (4 out of 5). members of the Law Club, who well rehearsed speaker really •that of other countris and it So me and my two best friends, It just lacks a few qualities which I ! were able to persuade Henry B. dramatized, his message. He did it seemed like the English system Al and Ricky, went to check them was looking for, but still very Rothblatt, most controversial so well that it was staged so it was considered most fair. out. I parked my car and walked impressive. figure in the present Watergate resembled an old Greek play, The audience was pleased. along 7th Avenue going down from All along 2nd Avenue there are crisis, and in the past, to defend changing roles, voices, tones and Rothblatt, according to several 20th Street. There were about 10 many places for the singles crowd, military servicemen accused of war speech to" drum his points in. comments, was interesting, very places along the 10 block stretch especially in the 70's and 80's. crimes. By this stage of the game, some dramatic, and well liked although (between 20th and 10th Street). Next time I'm in the city, I'll check Rothblatt, an experienced brave souls ventured and started to he seemed to shatter many The places weren't bad if you don't a few more places out. attorney, continued his analysis of ask questions,: all of them people's dreams and any faith they mind hanging out with the "low- On the way home, my friends the courts frankly stating that the regarding the double standards or had left in the courts. After the lifes" of New York. There places were starved, (munchies) We saw a final words of thanks and ap- were really shit. When I went to pizza shop on 76th St. and 3rd preciation refreshments were get a drink, a familiar being Avenue called "Ray's Pizza". served. Quietly, everybody left and resembling a person tried to pick Under the sign in small print was a the very pleased and visibly happy me up. I was pinched in the ass, slogan "the best pizza in New members of the Law Club were left and it wasn't a girl either. I don't York." This was to be proven. It to enjoy the sweet taste of succsess. want to mention the names of the was; it definitely was. The pizza places which is saying too much there was just outrageous. One 00000000000000000000000 for them already. I couldn't rate slice filled me up. It costs just 5c them on my scale because they fall and 10c more'but its well worth it. below the quote I set for myself. •It's open all night which is cool, My friend gave me great tips; the and the service was very quick. I same ones the rabbi takes. rate this place a 5-plus; not only FASTER *«*** Then I headed uptown to a because of the food but the service 5 weeks guaranteed course couple of places another friend as well. DOUBLE or TRIPLE your recommended to me. The first We started knodding out so I speed.Understand more, retain place was called "The Haszard headed home. The next time I go more. Nationally known Powder Company" on 82nd Street into the city will be when my friend professor. Class forming now and 2nd Avenue. I was impressed. (little) Larry comes home from It costs only a dollar to get in—not Arizona. He knows the ins and READING SKILLS 864-5112 bad. The place was a bit small, but outs of the hot spots. Next week I hot0 b plenty 'of room to sit because you think I'm going to the Island. Attorney Henry Rothblatt P * °<*avio marin OOOOOOOOBOOOOOO0 O CO 0 0 0 I sit on pillows on the floor. The Should be groov-ee YORK CHORUS BEGINS NEW YEAR by Andrew Gobioff oratorios a more colorful quality, that group reciprocated and joined chorus. This small madrigal group from the chorus and returns every that the works of many other the York College Chorus for the performs separate pieces during rehearsal to play his piano, finding The York College Chorus, has composers just do not possess. performance of that same oratorio choral concerts. All of it's time somewhere in his crowded come an amazingly long way since New members of the chorus are at the York College Chorus's members are in the chorus, and schedule of graduate work at David Labovitz arrived at York often surprised to find that winter concert. This was in they are probably the finest voices Queens College. about two and one half years ago participation in the chorus does February 1972 at Grace Church. of the chorus. At this time the This term the Chorus, which to find a small, but dedicated not just involve singing. It also chorus joined together with the meets Tuesdays from four to five group of students waiting eagerly means a constant learning ex- This concert made a deep and Long Island Singers, a Long Island and Thursdays from three to five, in 201 HC for an opportunity to perience. For example, performing favorable impression on many Based group of singers, for its will be performing "Cantata 131" ; sing choral literature. Since that two Handel oratorios in a row students, faculty' members and concert, and shortly afterward, the and "Magnificat". Both were time, the chorus has veen growing (though, at different concerts, administrative officials of York York College Chorus reciprocated written by Johann Sebastian Bach, steadily both in size, and in months apart) gave the members and constant' discussion of the and joined the Long Island Singers the baroque composer who has ^tature^ with no end in sight. of the chorus a rare opportunity to Chorus was heard for days, for their concert. One member of veen acknowledged by some During that season the chorus compare firsthand, the intricacies seemingly everywhere. It was no this group's Bass section is Lewis J. members of York's music under the direction of Mr. of the two, and therefore examine great surprise when, shortly af- Bodi, Dean of Faculty here at department to be, in their words Labovitz (who has been it's closely Handel's style. Both terward, the chorus swelled in size York. Of his experience in singing "The greatest composer who ever ; conductor since that time) per- oratorios end with the "Hallelujah trememdously. Literally overnight, at these concerts, Dean Bodi says lived". Included in the group of •formed "Messiah" an oratorio by Chorus". These choruses have it sprang up , like a gigantic "We have been performing for a people who refer to Bach as such, George Frederic Handel, which practically become Handel's tra- beanstalk reaching desperately for number of years, during which we are both students and faculty. This includes the famous - "Hallelujah emark. Mr. Labovitz pointed out the clouds in the sky, threatening have been exposed to a broad year's Winter Choral Concert will •thorns". that while "Messiah" is a rather to grip them, and pull them out. segment of choral literature. We take place December 16 at Grace • • That performance, was con- subdued oratorio containing With this sudden, tremendous found the York College Chorus to Eposcopal Church. (West of sidered very successful, and the mainly pastoral qualities, within growth in numbers, Mr. Labovitz be a well disciplined, well-trained, Parsons Blvd.) "<• j chorus, with that encouragement it's music, the Hallelujah Chorus had to move the chorus into the chorus. Members of the Long David Labovitz, the driving 'behind them and already swelling at the end is a loud, rousing, auditorium of the Humanities Island Singers felt that the force behind the Chorus, whose in size, busily beganpreparing for uptempo piece of music, which is Building, (404H) which is the combined choruses were of grinning face conceals the mind of the next scheduled performance'. magnificent in it's elaboration. current meeting place for the professional recording quality." a-genius, has said that "every The music that the chorus chose to But, as he further pointed out, chorus. During it concert, York's Dean Bodi says that he speaks for single person should be involved in sing at it's next concert was he while Judas Maccabaeus is for the chorus used several soloists. Some the Long Island Singers and for the choral experience." He. has renowned, "Judas Maccabaeus", most part, an enthusiastic, high- were borrowed from the chorus at himself. When asked for his own said that the chorus is "one another oratorio by G.F. Handel. spitited piece, the Hallelujah Fordham. One is a member of our personal feeling, he says "I look performing group in which people This music, containing many Chorus that it chooses to end with, own music faculty. This is forward to performing jointly, can be involved without formal recitatives and arias, epitomizes to is a gentle, quiet, simple sound. Josephine Wright who is a again soon. background, and can can take a certain extent, the composition Another thing which the chorus professional singer with a clear Alan Kingsley is a remarkable part in "the performance of great style of Handel. "O Father Whose with the help of its conductor has lilting soprano voice which wings pianist who has been with the choral literature." He further Almighty Power", a relatively observed is that Handel often out through the air at concerts, chorus right from the beginning. states that the chorus "not only is solemn, prayerful piece leads into c minor when he is writing in a tightly gripping the attention of His brilliant work as accompanist a great learning experience for a dramatic fugueal section "... and more serious vein. Some of the every single member of the for the York College Chorus has many, but a vehicle fornbringing grant a leader bold and brave" a choruses of Judas Maccabaeus are audience. Miss Wright also runs a won him much acclaim from people together in tune, harmony, triumphant, confident, almost in this key. voice training class here at York, students, faculty, and members of brotherhood and sisterhood." demanding piece. This sudden for those interested in increasing the chorus itself. During concerts When asked what the chorus will contrast, is quite characteristic of After many sessions during their skill in the use of their voices, when outside musicians are hired perform after the music it is Handel's style. Not only do the which the music was carefully and learning correct vocal to bring a full range of. in- currently working on, he refuses to musical-changes appear suddenly rehearsed, the chorus joined the technique. strumentation to 'the material, say, but says that he has "a few for increased effect, but the special Fordham University Chorale, Alan joins the bass section where surprises in mind". When asked attention paid to the detailed another choral group which Mr. Last spring the chorus per- his deep vocals add a sense of just how far the chorus can go, and consistency of the relationship Labovitz conducts, for the per- formed in the "Harmonies" a power to the already rich bass what the limitations are on it, Mr. between the musical lines, the formance of Judas Maccabaeus at Mass by Haydn along with several sound of the chorus. Last spring, Labovitz merely leans back in his lyrics, the patterns of arrangement Lincoln Center. About one and smaller pieces. One result of this Alan graduated from York, but chair, grins loudly and says "The and the story line lend Handel's one half months later, members of performance was a spinoff of the was unable to tear himself away sky's the limit." Page 10 PANDORA'S BOX October 18.1973 York Instructor V.D. AND T.B. TESTING Anti-Pollution Program by Ray Warren maintenance of tracks and wheels. FOR Small amounts of grease on the Dr. Ray Gerson is teaching the inside of the track will alleviate the Environmental Chemistry course ear-shattering screech of the STUDENTS STARTED (Chem. 120) here at York this train's going around curves. semester. They can rest assured Prof. Gerson began his work on by Alberto Carvajal If we accomplish that, only half program for those who need a little that they are being taught by a the Bureau in October of 1972 of the battle wtould have been won. push. man with the qualifications and when the first comprehensive noise The youth of today has to be Through awareness and an alert When interviewed, Dr. Nenner background to present the course code was submitted to the E.P.A.. credited wit the most positive and frame of mind, the other half will stressed the need for good driving • to its fullest potential. In November of 1972 he became fertile changes in the last 20 be won. York's medical and health habits and the dangers of mixing Besides teaching at York, Prof. director of the bureau and it grew centuries, we had the energy and services are located in the 5th floor alcohol, drugs and driving. And Gerson is also the Director of from a staff of 3 people to a staff of guts to pound against the thickest of the main building and of course calls for the use of common sense Noise Abatement and the 20 technical advisors and 20 in- walls. Hypocracy, corruption, confidential and free. The health in regards to our inner en- Assistant Commissioner in the spectors who enforce, by giving out prejudice, were almost invencible services are not in any way con- vironmental crises. There is so Dept. of Air Resources (the summonses, the laws of the noise but we broke and brought them nected with any government much talk about cleaning our Bureau of Noise Abatement is a code. Since November of last year, down. We have changed the face agency or 'with the faculty or environment, pblution. Yet no one branch of the Dept. of Air over 3,000 violations have been of the earth. Broken through schools administrators, so any thinks that charity begins at home, Resources). These departments all handed out. They usually go to archaic and senile costums, im- suspicion of being used as a in our own body. Any one in need fall under the Environmental construction companies using perfect and mistaken attitudes or statistic or your records being used of advice or information on health Protection Administration unfit machinery (no mufflers, poor norms. Quite a fine job have we against you by the school, may be should feel "free to contact Dr. (E.P.A.). In his work with the maintenance, etc.) and a few have done on to religion, racial disipated. Nenner. Or, one of the friendliest Bureau of Noise Abatement there gone to people who use their horns prejudice, hypocritical or mistaken V.D. tests are available,- and persons I have met, Gladys. are plans to sumbit reports to the when there is no imminent danger. norms about sex. Quite a credit consist; of. a simple painless Loosing our sense of direction E.P.A. next Friday. One will be on Some changes have already been can be given to us now, but lets not procedure,"a blood test, a smear sided tracked many of us to bit- steps to minimize the amount of affected by the bureau. All forget what we have put into the from the genitals, and a culture terness, frustration and waste. noise produced by the airports, the construction companies are vacuum, veneral disease, drugs, growth. Treatment can be Precious time, that other wise other on the noise produced by our required to have mufflers on most vice in general, pushers and poor prescribed and administered. And would have been used toward our subway system. There is not much of their equipment, some are even health habits, etc. in cases were a professional- total evolution, can be recuperated hope for any progress with the changing over from gas to electric Our own sick version, of the referral should be made, it will be if each one of us chips in. Lets get noise from the airports since these power. All you have then is the instant answer, has left our done in the same confidential together... fall under Federal control, and quiet hum of a generator instead generation almost crippled and manner. they have been promising action of the deafening sound of the inept to deal effectively with the T.B. screening tests, which are for the last 10 years. There is, motor in a jack hammer. problems or the present and also required for registration, are given however, more hope for the failing to prepare the solutions for there too. Last year about l'^O RESEARCH subway noise. The New York The Bureau of Noise Abatement the future. students failed to submit their Thousands of Topics •Transit Authority seems more could use your support. If you are Since what has made us so very medical tests and reports; for us $2.75 per page understanding and is willing to interested, write a letter giving different has been our pragmatic this can lead to a cancelled Send for your up-to-date, 160-page, make some changes to improve your support to Councilman Ted attitudes, we must attack the registration" next semester. Ever mail order catalog. Enclose $1.00 existing conditions. Some changes Weiss, City Hall, New York, N.Y. problems roots and its causes. since last year the Board of Health to cover postage (delivery time is that will be asked for are four foot 10007. He is the Chairman of the Each individual has and shares the is worried about radiation, so X 1 to 2 days). sound barriers between the train, Committee of E.P.A. on the City responsibility; our own share must Rays have been phased out, only in RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, INC. and the people standing on the Council. In the meantime, let's be assumed, and a commitment cases of doubt it will be used. 11941 WILSHIRE BLVD., SUITE #2 platform. Also, a perfectly round thank Prof. Gerson and the rest of made in each heart, Soon enough Subcoteneous skin test, results can LOS ANGELES, CALIF. 90025 wheel will make almost no noise the Bureau of Noise Abatement for all the energy, strength, and be read in 28-48 by measuring the* (213) 477-8474 or 477-5493 when running on a perfectly flat their work in trying to alleviate the momentum that has characterized degree of readness and swelling. Our research material is sold for track, ss they are asking for better noise problem in New York City. our generation, will again prevail. There is a diet-weight control research assistance only.

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UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS OFFICER SELECTION OFFICE 207 W 24TH STREET AT 7TH AVE. NEW YORK, NEW YORK 10011 (212) 620 6778/6779 MARINE OFFICER SELECTION TEAM WILL BE ON CAMPUS ON THE 24th of OCTOBER 1973 A U.S. Marine Corps Representitive will be on campus October 24,1973 LOCATED CHECK WITH CARRER COUNSELOR Appointments for informations regarding current officer programs must be made by October 19,1973. AP Appointments made with Carrer and Placement Counselor. October 18,1973 PANDORA'S BOX Page 11 GRAFOOTIE Whai9s Happening 10/20 Black Oak Arkansas Academy Of Music Dear SEZ Welcome to LONG LIVED BAYSIDE York. Hope you love it like I Robin Trower don't. CGA Ann—I've got Bill's number— Grin Ali. Dear Nana Prime—Say hello to Deodato Philharmonic Hall Smokey for me. I miss hitn'so Dear Joanna, You are the one much. I hope you're treating and only.—Love, B.C. Weather Report The Eleventh House him well and letting him Town Hall mangia a lot—-Love, Adorable. Wanted—Lover for Gail Featuring Larry Coryell Condie—Enquire in Caf. or Tracy Nelson Dearest M.—I see visions of send revealing photo to Box #7. and Mother Earth you reflected in the puddles of my wettest dreams.—Love, GK To Dr. HA Johnson: Sir, shutta you mouth. There ain't nobody lika yu!!—Paranoid Ignorants. : To some kind of Haitian Mahavishnu Orchestra Capitol Theatre Club—-Can't you do better this year? Dear Arleen—Don't mind what those racist anti-Puerto Rican 10/21 Mark Almond Band All Star Jazz Band Waldorf Astoria Randy and Paul A.—Are you wimps in your S.D. 101N class say. You know and we know really turkeys in disguise??— Gafo Barbieri Carnegie Hall From your admirer. that it's all false.—Love, your nine brothers and ten sisters. Alice Coltrane Keith Jarrett. Chipmunk, Happy fifth.—Love your tanned S. Dear Bill—So when are you and whatshername getting 10/22 Supersax Jimmy's P.S., Paul A.—If you tell that married??—A worried ob- joke again, I'll scalp you.—The server. (thru 10/29) bookstore agent. For sale—Honda CB350 1971 10/23 Yoko Ono Castaways (thru 10/28) thought this was a refuse Sissy Bar, Crash Bars, Luggage disposal. Rack, chain, two helmets.— Asking $500.00-^63-5052. Junior Mance JazzBoat (thru 10/28) I can't live if living is without 10/24 you. To Claudy Degraph— Welcome, Tall Guy. Bobby "Blue" Bland fylax's Kansas City (thru 10/29) Mark—Best luck in you new Dear Bob, I didn't dig your store adventure.—to the most Michael Franks The Bitter End exciting antique dealer I body anyway.—Jodi. (thru 10/29) know!!—Love, Laur. Well I knew that I shouldn't 10/25 Dave Van Ronk The Metro have done this but I had to get Fernand is (thru 10/27) • . CRAZEEEEEE!!!!!! you deadheads rolling. 10/26 Judy Collins Westchester County Center A.—Stella, Are you still Dear Bill, Artie, Bob, Marge and Alex—Whatever happened here?—Plato. John Mayall to the Grafootie War we had? (I Capitol Theatre To Miss X. 1 wish I was a have a funny feeling I shouldn't bar of soap, have written this.)—Sal (Lost Joe Walsh and So clean and bright and shiny, somewhere in Jamaica) Barnstorm So every time you'd take a bath Mott The Hoople Radio City Music Hall I'd slip around you heiny. HOORAY FOR NIXON—Pat —Capt. Kangaroo. Paulsen 10/27 John Mayall Academy Of Music Flash Cadillac Dear Zack—Bless you for the Tom—I love ya'—Hands. ZZ Top rose. Dear Laura—You are the one and only.—Love, B.C. Yes, Mama—Rustle Sage IS Oregon Carnegie Recital Hall coming here.—Nov. 2 Dear Di.—Hi.—Fremnitz. 10/28 Climax Blues Band Philharmonic Hall To Yolene—Now that school is open, don't bullshit—From Bo Diddley Scumbaggo will make its sports John Hammond debut on Tuesday, Oct. 16 in both of us. the YMCA.—Help us get a bag . on. PRESIDENT NIXON EATS SHIT!!!—STA Dear Marie, You are the one To The Record Oept. In and only.—Love, B.C. AFC EAST—• -MIAMI 11-3— —BUFFALO 8-6 NEW Fernand thinks he's cool YORK 6-8 Because he smokes KOOL Buckingham Stores He's such a fool!;i! Dear Shiela—You are the one and only.—B.C. To Marie Lourde and Philip— 163-144 Jamaica Ave. Love 4 ever—But don't forget Artie—I'm sorry I couldn't Chinese Rice. think of anything this week, but I'll-try harder next week. Schwartz—Elaine, Chris and Plus a Full Line of Head Gear, Posters, Blacklights, Etc. Ali miss your body. We keep Dear Marge—Don't laugh— looking for you, but alas, you're You'll probably be next. ALL LA TEST ALBUMS -one low price of $3.79 nowhere to be found. (Single albums) Dear Linus—I hope you fall in love with a nice Italian girl and Bring This Ad and Get Any LP FOR $3.49!! Goodman have a lot of "New Guineas"— continued from page 3 Love Annie. Ask for Jacko and Get a Free Pack of Bui With Any Purchase. ffiore to trie idea of jazz than Guy 000000000000000000 BO 0000000000000000000 1 Lombardo (you would be surprised To Jo-Ann in Phys Ed 159B— DATA TYPE & RESEARCH SERVICES how many college kids equate men M3et me in front of the phone To Ravindra—The lefthanded 2 Sylvan St. like Goodman and Basie with booths on Oct. 22 at 12:00 chess player of Forest Hills— Rutherford, N.J., 07070 people like Miller and Lombardo. Noon. Why not do something to (201)933-6117 Christian and Parker must turn in occupy our years here at York? Complete Educational Research Services Nation's Largest their graves! Jeff in English 100EF2—Cut Let's play chess through Catalog listings of Educational Reference Materials Benny and the Sextet will be out the cheating—Do your own work. Grafootie—I'll be white and go (Mon.-Fri. 10:30-6 Campus Job lso available. Sat. 11-4 appearing out at the C.W.Post first.—P-K4—Crazy Craig, the auditorium on the 27 of October, How come everyone else has a six-toed Cricket player of and this means that there will e Flushing—YOUR MOVE. How do you keep a moron STOPTWEEZING! some more converts to the jazz radio station and we have Get rid of unwanted hair forever. Call none?—The Flying Burrito occupied for hours? (see below) for a free 15 minute trial treatment. No philosophy. This doesn't mean WATCH OUT RANGER obligation. that rock will be abandoned, but it Brothers. Sarah Burke, Certified Electrologist FANS FOR THE NEW YORK How do you keep a moron Forest Hills NY 65-40118St 275.6062 < will show a few people that there's Godspell—I love it. ISLANDERS!!!!! occupied for hours? (see below) -'"ore to life than Hot Tuna. PageJ2 PANDORA'S BOX October 18,1973

A Day At The Circus

by Jay Lonschein help of Lady Luck, or some other to the likes of "We're number by Al Palmieri scorer Halaby and right Halfback supernatural force, the Mets broke one!," "Let's Go Mets!," and Ken Reece never played a full Last Wednesday, I had the out for four runs. The strange "Rose eats shit!" On Saturday Oct. 6 York game before. They were previously privilege to attend the fifth game thing was that New York disposed Ball Four! ' Rose walks, the College won .it's first soccer match used as substitutes. This strange of the National League cham- of two really fine pitchers (Jack bases are loaded. The fans begin against Brooklyn Poly. The game combination of talent and inex- pionships between the New York Billingham and Clay Carroll) with to second guess. Are the Reds was played at Kissena Corridor perience pressured Brooklyn Poly Mets and the Cincinnati Reds. I no-name ballplayers and an coming back like they did last where .air of York's home games until it's defense collapsed in the know everyone is aware that the overaged superstar (Wayne year? On comes Tug McGraw to are played. The final score was 4-3. second half. Mets won it 7-2, so I want to tell Garrett, John Milner, Cleon Jones, relieve Seaver. A "he'll pull us The strength and depth of talent Now some of you may think you what it feels like to witness one and Willie Mays). out" look dominates the faces of of our soccer squad finally showed soccer is a nice sport played by of these miracles at Flushing By this time, in the minds of the the huge crowd. through since in this game 5 of the foreigners and athletes who Meadow Park, or Shea Stadium, Reds, the game was all over. The Warmups are over. McGraw's starting players on the York squad couldn't make their favorite team. as it is more commonly known. Mets were about to do it again. first assignment is the ever-tough failed to show up for the game. Anyone who believes this is The Mets are a mediocre team They were going to make putty out Joe Morgan. The pitch is popped The resulting combination of 5 probably a fool and most likely has composed of half-rate hitters with of a baseball powerhouse for the up, and the roar of the crowd substitutes and 6 starters made for never played a really competitive a couple of top-notch pitchers who third time in post-season play. reaches as cresendo as the ball an awkward performance by our soccer game or gone through a have the very distinct ability to The game winds down the road. drops into the friendly grip of Bud team in the first half of the game regular practice. Well believe me turn dust into gold when the Cincinnati's once-potent Big Red Harrelson's glove. Next up is Dan which ended with a score of 2-0 in it's tough. The game requires more pressure is on. By no means may Machine is now gasping for oil. Driessetj. Tug eyes the sign from favor of Brooklyn Poly. technique for the individual than anyone call the Mets a choke team. The crowd, beginning to realize Jerry Grote, nods, checks the bases But this initial setback did not most American,sports. The drills A key to their miracle making is that nothing is going to stop their (all of them), and grounds the ball upset the team. I said before that alone would ^probably cause a getting the momentum early, and boys now, begin to count down the to John Milner at first. Already, this was a highly spirited team football or baseball player to maintaining it throughout the outs until the Mets are National hundreds of fans are on the field, which had a lot going for it and I collapse on the field from dizziness . whole game. In the first inning of League champs. It's now the top but the game is not over yet! The was right. At the start of the or exhaustion. What's more, the the fifth playoff game, the Mets of the ninth. The Reds have two Hammer flips to Tug, who slams second half the Nomad booters Football or Baseball player is used established the psychological'edge on with one out. Pete Rooe, is his foot on the bag, making the came out on the field like a band to a stop and go rhythm of playing when Tom Seaver pitched out of a batting. Some impatient idiots Mets the owners of The National of raiding mongols. while in soccer you are constantly really tough jam with the bases run out onto the field, cheering League's highest honor-the 1973 Paced by outside right forward running at top speed all over the loaded and one out. In the bottom and shouting. The game is held up pennant. Ed Halaby who scored York's first field for two solid 45 minute half of the inning, New York because of this. The Mets offer no In a matter of seconds, pan- and fourth goals, team Capt. halves. A full game player can rallied for two runs. Presto! five-man peace mission this time, demonium exists in Shea Stadium. Ralph Bashian who knocked in the cover about 15 miles or more in a Instant momentum. The Reds and it's up to the p.a. system, and There I am in the midst of this second, and Ken Reece who game. One might compare it to hung on tough, and overcame the the crowd itself. At the same time madness, standing solemnly in booted in the third, York scored*! playing basketball on a court the two run deficit. The score was 2-2, along the foul lines, thousands of Center Field, not knowing what it points in the second half against size of a football field. going into the Mets' half of the people have accumulated like a feels like in the hearts of all of Brooklyn Poly's 1 point and the So if any of you wise guys out fifth. It looked like the game was bunch of warriors, waiting to those people. For you see, I am game ended 4-3 York's. there look down their noses at switching hands. But with the charge the field. Their prayers are not a Mets fan. The importance of this score is soccer, why don't you come down not only that it marks York's first for a practice. You may end up on SOHE'S THE CULPRIT victory but the fact that double your butt end. The Man Who Invented Baseball not least, is his greatest concept, well by him by not embellishing on by Harold Peterson that of 90 feet between the bases. it. TRACK IS BACK Scribners $7.95 Peterson's is at his sarcastic best Perhaps the best tribute to the when describing how Doubleday almost forgotten inventor comes by Marc Bresalier for an impressive fifth place finish by R. E. Harley ever got any credit in the first place from Johnny Kucks, ex-relief overall in his first outing this year". ^ (it should be noted that Doubleday pitcher of the Yankees. In talking Talk about sleepers, Coach Bob The one York runner he could For many years, I've had to never had anything to do with any to Peterson, he first found out Johnson had one walk right into not beat out was Tony Galan, this endure the whines of pseudo- of this. He was a general in the about Cartwright and said his midst this beautiful Saturday year's track sensation. He ran a baseball fans who would always army and, in fact, commanded the something interesting. "You morning, October 6, to help spark strong race copping first place\ tell me that baseball was invented entire Union Army after the first know, every guy who plays a victory for York's varsity Cross- easily with a 28:40 clocking. He by Abner Doubleday in a cow day at Gettysburg. After compiling baseball seriously seems to stop country team. could have surpassed that time pasture in Cooperstown, N.Y. one a heroic record, he settled down to and meditate a minute about the The sleeper turned out to be easily except his nearest com- sunny day in 1839. I would call write his memoirs and died in precision of the game," Kucks Alex O'Dool, who showed up a petitor was more than a minute them several things after their 1893. The Mills commission chose said. "I thought about it often. I half-hour before the meet, was behind him, not giving him any statements, and counter that the him on the testimony of one eight decided whoever figured out the going to start, looking for some cause to push himself. (He sport had been invented by a man year old man. Since the choice was measurements so exactly must York College running colleagues. averaged 5:44 per mile) • named Alexander Cartwright (I made in 1907, Abner did not have have been a genius. You always He not only found them but he In sixth place, overall, was Fred had gotten my information from a much of a chance to object). hear guys talking about that. I was passed them all up, except for one, Munoz, who looks greatly im- book written by Mac Davis in Peterson's research is superb;. always intrigued by how he could on the grueling 5-mile course at proved since last year, coming 1954. It was called 100 Greatest He traces the origins of baseball just sit down and know how to do Van Cortlandt Park in the Bronx. home with a 32:37. A newcomer, Sports Heroes, and the tenth past the English games of everything perfectly." His time of 32:28 was good enough Russell Alexander, and ah" sports hero is none other than the rounders and cricket, past the oldtimer , Fran Solorzano, afore-mentioned Alex.) and game of "bittle-battle" described rounded out the scoring for York, furthered my case by mentioning in the "Doomsday Book" ordered chugging in at 34:01 and 36:42, that if Doubleday was the in-' by William the Conquerer and respectively. W.Y.C. SPORTS A lot of cr«dit must be given to ventor, how come he isn't in the back to the game of "ta kurt om el Hall of Fame? The usually ended mahag" which may have been by Jim Ryan teams. Varsity teams deserve Bob Johnson, who-not only has to things, and now we've enough to played by northern Europeans varsity coverage. It is true that the be coach, but , a master lay Abner to rest forever. The back in the Old Stone Age-3,000 to Have you ever listened to FM cost is high, but the return on such psychologist in order to get a inventor is dead, long live the 6,000 years before Christ! radio? Have you ever noticed that an investment to the students bunch of York College students up inventor. Getting back to Cartwright, some of those stations are owned would be of great importance to to the Bronx every Saturday Peterson traces his personal • by colleges? Radio is aa important everyone. morning to'run up and down five It seems that one day in the miles of hills for the fun of it. spring of 1845, Cartwright history and, best of all, has gotten part of the modern college The York College Sports marched onto the Manhattan ahold of his diary, which he kept structure. Communication is program is growing. Why not give Parade Ground at the foot of when he was on his way to the gold important to the students, the it double coverage from school Murray Hill and announced to his fields of California. Cartwright faculty, and the mass population media? Pandora's Box is a.f good assembled friends that he had A brought his ball and bat with him of listeners who caa gain by the paper, but our staff cannot be Plan. He stationed his friends at and acted like a sporting Johnny programs and the transmission of everywhere at once. Important four points in the infield, three in Appleseed, spreading the game to ideas. Everyone caa gain by the games can be covered, with fully the outfield, and designated only the west coast and beyond. start of a new radio station in York enthusiastic verbal reproduction. one catcher. He also designated Dissatisfied with California, he left College. This would greatly benefit our foul lines at 90 degree, a batting for Hawaii, where he became a In an issue of this newspaper teams. York College, the Jamaica order, nine men to a side, walks, a prosperous and respected citizen last April, I spoke of how a radio Community, and everything else run scoring before a third force- of Honolulu, and died at a ripe old station could stimulate school that is at stake deserves the voice out didn't count and much later, age. Cartwright's life reads like a spirit in York. I still believe that of radio-the York College radio the nine inning game. Last, but movie script and Peterson does this is truef York now has Varsity station.