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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1980/81 to 1989/90 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1985-86 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. ITHACA.,..,...,,.,,. COLLIGI THE ITHACAN "The Student Newspaper For Ithaca ·colle~e" Issue 7 October 10, 1985 Volume 17. Marty Brownstein takes a one year leave of absence
By Nancy Matson enthusiasm. For Brownstein himself. the choin· ,s not so Professor Mam· 8rownstcin's clear. absence has left a noticeablt' Whilt' he IOVt'S 10 teach, h(' gap on the Ithaca Colle~l(:' h,L'i a few qualms about the working of the adminL<;tration. campus. according 10 some students. After fifteen vears of He feels "frustrated by tht· teaching at l.C.. the· politics ' institutional stagnation and held professor has taken a year's l>ack by school policy." leave at Denver. Colorado to Professor Brownstein has be('n relax. resettle. and do a bit of dLc;cnchanted with I.C. since he thinking. was denied promotion in '81 for Brownstein recentlv rt'turned the third lime. for a VL<;it to Ithaca, and hLr.; :\t thL<; point. Marty Brownstein interaction with the students is still undecided as to what he· was inspirational. His energy will do next. He is investigating and vitality are clearly missed some practical applications for around here. and he's very his political knowledge. He may grateful for the students· even come back to I.C., although appreciation. he said he "would have a SAVING A LIFE To them. there is little doubt problem coming back and facing An animal t«hniciarr at the Tompkins ColUlty SPCA administers a dose of worming vaccination with an that Marty's proper place is in the double message of students oral syringe. The SPCA houses more thar, 50 animals. Dogs and caJs of mixed breeds are brought in daily. the classroom, showing his applauding and administration They are either strays or animals-put up for adopdon by people who can no longer keep them. 1hdr adoption characteristic warmth and denying." rate is one of the highest in the country at 72 percent, The national rate is 27 perr:ent. Faculty profile: ITHACAN to resume Don Litton's teaching style publication Oct. 31 Every semester of every Due to fall break, the ITHACAN will temporarily discontinue By Lynn Grasso ality? Any of his students will tell publication. The ITHACAN will resume its regular weekly you. "He's a riot!" school year. Prof. Lifton brings schedule on October 3151. AS Heidi Pokras. a business the Instructional Resources Thefa&Ulty projikcolumn wiO Evaluation into his classes. He All advertisements, editorials. and announcements for the be used bi-weekly to spot-Ught minor at IC says, "He keeps us October 3151 issue must be received by 8:00pm Sunday, October various Ithaca College pro awake. because we're always see Lifton page 2 27th. Have a safe and fun weekend!!! waiting for the next thing to f essors. This week's faculty pro jue features Do1111ld Lifton from make us la~h." the School of Business. Ask any student at IC or e:Lsewhere-it's not easy to keep Alcohol Awareness Week: How many professors actually a class' attention by 2:00 or 3:00 find cucumbers and funnels on Monday, Wednesday, and relevant to the lecture? Don Friday. But Lifton manages to do Main goal is to promote Lifton does--and he does it well. it. He seems to understand the Whether he's speaking about needs of the students. and he's Master Scheduling or Exponen always looking to improve .responsible use of alcohol tial Smoothing, you'll find the himself. "I try to avoid being mocktail happy hour, and a students are interested. complacent," says Ufton. "I've By Stephanie Gretchen explained that during Alcohol Awareness Week both groups·. crash simulation in which What is the special quality in got places 10 go with these The AEC. Alcohol Education Don Ufton·s teaching person- courses." Committee. and BACCHUS, "main goal is to promote students can participate. AEC Boost Alcohol Consciousness responsible use of alcohol at IC." will also be handing out such Concerning the Health of Univer AEC works towards this goal alcohol awareness promotions DeVito strives to make sity Students. are sponsoring a year round by sponsoring this as posters, balloons. and week full of alcohol awarenes.s Awareness Week, as well as bumper stickers. '86 a memorable year programs at Ithaca College from four or live different educational (',0uture said. "We're not anti· October 2151 to the 25th. programs which can be planned alcohol. we are for responsible Although BACCHUS is a for residence halls. use of alrohol. We're hoping that By Marjorie Eilertsen A Halloween Masquerade BaU nationwide group and AEC is a This week's activities include through the activities we have Many exciting aaivities have has been scheduled for campus student affairs commit a variety of speakers, a panel planned during this week people been planned for the class of November Isl at the Holiday Inn. tee, both deal with alcohol diseussion on the new alcohol will learn some alternatives to 1986. The senior class officers All seniors are encouraged to related problems on campus. law. a residence hall bulletin the pres.sure of always having to have been hard at work in order come dressed as their favorite Rick Coutwe, AEC Chairperson, board contest. films, Friday drink downtown or at a party." to make this year a memorable character. one for every senior. Although the exact date has Mike Devito, senior class presi- not yet been set, there will be a dent, says that this year will start Gong Show for the senior clas.s THIS WEEK IN THE ITHACAN off with a bang on October uth. some time in late November. An OctoberFest has been The event will take place in planned for the seniors in conjunction with Open Mike conjunction with the IC Pub. The Nighl and the IC Pub. Rugby ·Club gets recognition .. 2 event will take place in the after- The last event for the senior's noon on the union's patio. first semester will be a Holiday Refreshments will be served Senior Semi-Fonnal Dance. This Album rating controversy .... 6 October 25th will bring a "200 will take place on December 6th. : Qays, ~". fQ{. \'l,e seoio~ .. U · . ,see Smior cltw pqge 2 · • . Football. remains undefeated .12 ~ - ) , I t • ~ t j ) ' I · • 1 , l ' , ~ ' t 1 l I I : ; r , ,i ~ - ., , • ,, 1 , ' WiD·takeplaceattheNorthf{).Jty,i,., .... '·'·'·''.'',' ,, ,,,. 1 1 2 THE ITHACAN October 10, 1985 I Senior class Lifton motivates students plans year frompage_l from page J compares_ ~is expectations and in Organizational Behavior and Democratic and Independent 5th When asked how he views views of his teaching skills with Party candidate for the the IC environment, Lifton Business Policy at Cornell. Mike Devito, senior class presi those views of students. "I AS students, we know what Tompkins County Board of answered, ;,I love it!" He is his dent; Marci Feathers, vice then bring the results to class Representatives. He holds impressed with the way IC Don's stating in class isn't just president; Ernie Merckens, class and we talk about it. I like to strong views on the proper use promotes student interaction. "I from the textbook, he's been secretary; and Dave Serure, encourage student-professor there. He gets personal, relating of tax money in Ithaca, and on see it all around, and I really like class treasurer, urge every contact. I a lot of it at Ithaca issues to us, the students. His the sale of the old hospital it. n Toe interaction with his see senior to come out and support College, and I like that." involvement with students, building standing empty in colleagues impresses Lifton the events to help make it a Ufton's past occupations and coupled with his of humor Tompkins County. He was the also, "It's good work in a good sense better for evervone! involvement in corporate and · is truly effective in his teaching. Elected Trustee for the Village of work settinll." vear community activities make his What does Lifton do in his Lansing, the Director of both the statements and lectures spare time? Well, there doesn't Tompkins County Cooperative credible. He was the ASst. seem to be a great deal of spare Extension, and the NCR Credit Director of the United way, and time. He is a full-time husband to Union. Lifton participated as the then the Executive Director of Linda Robinson Lifton as well as Commissioner of both the the YMCA in Ithaca. His last a full-time father to 17-month-old Northeast Area Transit Study position was as an Operations daughter Rebecca. Don Lifton's and the Ithaca Landmarks Manager at NCR, which led him family comes first in his life; Preservation. to his current position as ASsis which explains a great deal tant Professor of Management at about his strong character and Lifton is also an active partici IC. He was hired in Sept. 1982, · values. pant in the IC campus and will be under decision for There is yet more to come community. He is an orientation tenure in the 88-89 school year. about Lifton. He is currently an advisor as well as advisor of the His education background is elected legislator-a represen IC chapter of the A.P.I.C.S. truly impressive. Lifton received tative for Tompkins County, (American Production and his B.S. in Industrial Relations now up for reelection as the Inventory Control _Society)._ from Cornell, his Masters in Sociology at Penn State, and is The Junction's Specials for 10/14-10/18 currently pursuing his Ph.D. in Developmental Sociology, combined with a double minor Mon. Hamburger "Cordon Bleu" Tues. Vegetarian "Powerhouse" Good Money Potential! Wed. Turkey Club Wages, tips, commlslon for Thurs. Swiss Cheese & Sprout Sandwich DELIVERY PERSON. See Poto at Pudglo's Pizza: Fri. California Burger Z11 Elmlra Road (no phone calls, please) He is called a "riot" by some and "very interesting" byotMrs. He's Don Watch for our other daily specials! Lifton, an assistant professor bl the School ofBuslnrss at Ithaca College.
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', ',' .·: ,, ~ •j''1-:, .... -.. :".',t:i..... _.. ' ' . •. : •• Taint of the SO's but relevant to today. Tweeds, twills, and flannels styled with a modern edge. It all · balances with your lifestyle and discerning taste. Interpreted for the 80's. IRVLEWIS on the commons • 273-699~ ~. ?Pen 'til 9pm Thurs. & f'.ri. "',1-r I I I : • · • • • • .' • • • • '.' . • " ' ' . " .0 . ... - -- - . ' "" •'I"/ of I• 1 .... I-. o o • • • • ------• ~---=--~~--:":""':'':" ...... ':"~~,. .. -=- .... - ...... ,~- -.·,·.· october 10. 1985 THE ITHACAN 3 I.C. Rugby Club recognized by administration
recognized team. Although the By Karen Powers face the pron•,ss of trying lo supplies, referees and equip club has nearly tripled in size moved to the Buttermilk field." remedy their financial ment. Other team spons at IC Toe signing of insurance forms throughout the past four years. Not one game wa,; playc<1 on difficulties. , are supplied with uniforms. and the collection of medical the budget they receive has campus until this year. Although lhe Rugby Club has whereas, according to David records were just some of the remained stable. On Tuesday, On Saturday. October s. lhc been adive the pasl seven Niles, President of the Rugby preparations members of the IC October I, the club received final rugby te,am played Conland years, they receive only S680 Club, lhe beginning player will Rugby Club went through in verification of their recognition yearly to cover expenses such State on the JV football pradice order t<;> play their games as a spend approximately S80 10 field. Obviously. each member from the college, but now they as transportation, medical cover the cosl of lhe uniform was motivated at thc prospec1 and cleats. Within thr next of playing on a "real" fipld monlh. Jordon Cohen. Treasurer becau<,e they heat Conlancl 1.1--1. of the Club. will go before Cortland wa<; ranked fifth in the Studcnl Governmenl wilh hLc; slate,yet the JV le;im overcame pica for an increased budget. lhe odds to also win. 10·4. ":\s lhc s1zP of 1hc club Thi.<, Sa1urday, 1ht· team will in<.Tcascs. the amount of money plav llwir ~,·cone! on-carnpu~ allocated should therefore game this yt'ar against inrrea.sc." staled Cohen. (.()fll('II di l:OOplll on tlw J\ hX)I· In 1975. Ron Srh,l'>Sl)('rgcr hall practice firlcl. founclcd the Rugby Club at Ithaca and prcsrnlly h<· L<; Ill!' IIF======iii family advisor for this year's team where he leaches lhe technical aspect of the game. As an advisor, Schas.c;hergcr claims he "basicallv arts as a ·go. between· fc>r lhc 1cam and administration." :\llhough he hopes lhat thC' learn rcreivr~'i their budget inrnw;c, h<· cannot predict Stuclenl Government's WOOL decLc;ion. Glove Liners $2.85 Along with fanng financial Trousers · $6.50 difficulties. lhc dub has been attempting 10 secure a playing Overcoats H2.50 field for their home games. t\ccorcling to Gregg Stacy. Vice HOLLY'S Tue. & Wed. Oct. 15 & 16 President of the Club. in past years the team ha,; done their Noon to 9 p.m. SURPLUS daily practicing in the back of the Nt1xr To U-Haul Precision Haircut & Style - Only $10 Sludent Union and played their 347 Elmira Rd, Ithaca Temf1c campus cuts at super savings with games at Cass Park and Lower 272-9722 student I.D. Free gifts & refreshments A?'. Buttermilk Field. The college GsllUlnl GI b granted them use of the Union 6 Our Fon• ReGIS HAIRSTYLJSTS field for practice. only under the stipulation "that if bad weather develops, practice would be Makeyoar room an Oasis! • Tropical Plants superb quality, fantastic selection including ones for low light areas • Fresh, Stlk & Dried Flowers • Hundreds of Baskets • Wicker Chairs, Tables, Hampers & Headboards at affordable prices • Matchstick Blinds • Straw Rugs• Mugs 'RIFlflSll,,.,~/IITS ~~'\-~ • Mirrors • Dinnerware • &. Much More! ,S04l>: ~Jt,1TWV~ST .. ,.,,,, FREE------PLANT! 1 ------THEI SAU,RKRIICJT, wt.th any 85.00 parcb.ue. Coupon ID1l8t be pracnted. PLANDTIONI &plree8/81/85 114 Ithaca Commons•273.7231 I Thurs, Frt till 9PM Sunday 11-4 J -- . --- ·- -
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I ~sored !>y= .L,brary. Glamour lnJramurals. Cayugan Women· Organirational meeting for: Hours MEN LIBRARY HOURS-(Fall Break 1985) Girls Basketball(S-rnan) Oct. 15, P-4 St~[f and Wed-Fri, Oct. 1&18 8:3Qam-5pm Hill center-6:30 There will be a very important .Sat, Oct. 19 Closed Ithaca c.ollege students are invited Floor Hockey Oct. 15, P-4 meeting Tuesday, October 15, at Sun, Oct. 20 2pm-midnight to participate in Glamour magazine's Work Hill center-7:00 8pm, sharp. Mr. Eric Ludeman, our Issues tor the 80's. Thursday, 'nm LIBRARY BEGINS CLOSING 1_986 Top Ten COiiege Women WOMEN competition. Young women from publishing representative from October I(), 7-8pm, Gannett Center Ill. AT QUARTER TO 1liE HOUR Floor_ Hockey ro!leges and universities throughout Oct. 15, P-2 Hunter Publishing, CO. will be A workshop designed to explore . AUDIO SERVICE HOURS Hill center-6:30 attending. It is vital thal-"all staff Wed-Fri, Oct 16-18 8:30am-4:45pm the country will compete in issues facing women at work today Glamour's search for ten outstan ~ ~ be present. See you there. includes Career Opportunities and Sat, Oct. 19 Closed Volleyball Oct. 14, p.3 ding students. A panel of Glamour 'Having it All.' . Sun, Oct. 20 2pm-U:45pm Hill center-6:30 REFERENCE SERVICE HOURS editors will select studies and Bowling A One-Year extracunicular activities on campus Oct. 14, P-3 Apple Wed-Fri, Oct. 16-18 8:3Qam-5pir Hill center-7:00 MBA? Sal, Oct. 19 Closed or in the community. Sun, Oct. 20 2pm-1opm The 1986 Top Ten COiiege women ciarkson University and Ithaca Harvest will be featured in Glamour's August Play begins Oct. 21. For information. 'College have a joint program - Apartheid college Issue and will receive an an +-cal-IT~o:::m~ate:-n=:.i.,'-='332~0"!',. _____ enabling students who take Weekend -expense-paldtrlptoNewYorl F: Ford Auditorium Music Theatre/Films Lectures/Seminars Meetings Sports Etcecera N: Nabennauer Room Oc.tobu 1 O Oc.t:obu 1 O Octobu 10 Oc.tobu 1 O Oc.tobe.1t. 1 O Octubn 11 Resume Workshop, Job Psychology Club Mtg., IC Women's Soccer vs. 'ub & senior Faculty Recital, David Riders to the Sea and Room, Egbert Union, Berman, 8:15 p.m. (Fl The Spanish Hour, Friends 203, 7:30 .- Cortland, 7:00 p.m. lass, October- 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. Hoerner Theatre, 8:00 8:30 p.m. (A) •est, Patio of Octobe.n. 11 p.m. Issues for the BO's, Alcoholics Anonymous Oc..toben. 11 Pnion/Crossroacs Vocal Jazz Ensemble, IC J.V. Football vs. ~ Buffer Lounge Oc.t:o ben. 11 Career Planning, Mtg., Phillips Room, - . lin .case of rain, Symphonic Band, 8:15 Gannett 111, 7:00 p.m Chapel, 7:00 - 8:00 SAB Film, 16 Candles, University of Buffalo,,,. 00 _ 6 . 00 p.m. (F) p.m. 3:00 p.m. (H) ~ • · p.m. Textor 102, 7:00 & Poetry/Fiction Read 9: 30 p.m. Oc Cob en. J 2 Octabu 12 ings, Main Chapel, Oc..t:o bu 11 . Oc..t:obe.n. 12 ~dministration 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. The Navigators Fellow Jr. Voice, ~ Oc.t:obe.n. 12 IC ~ield Hockey.vs. pf Health Ser. Probst, 2:00 p.m. (Fl ship Mtg., DeMotte Indiana University of ~lumni/Preceptor SAB Film, 16 Candles, Oc..t:obu 11 Room, 7:30 p.m. ~· 1:00 p.m., Varsity onference, Textor 102, 7:00 & SIGI Workshop, Job Vocal Master Class ' (H) "rossroads, 8: 30 with Lore Fischer, 9:30 p.m. Room, Egbert Union, Oc.t:obu 12 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Gaming Club Mtg., IC Varsity Football 4:00 p.m. (F) Riders to the Sea and Job Room, 7:00 p.m. vs. Springfield SAB Wild Video Sr. Clarinet Recital, The Spanish Hour, Oc.tobu 14 College, 1:30 p.m. (Al )ance Partv, Hoerner Theatre, 8:00 Physical Education Oc.t:o ben. 1 3 Patricia Irwin, 7:00 p.m. Student Teacher Friends of Israel Mtg Oc.t:obe.Jr. 14 Jnion Dining Ila 1: p.m. (N) 9 3 3 Seminar, Egbert Union Chapel, 4:30 p.m. IC Women's Tennis vs. : 0 p.m.-l: 0 ar. Oc.tobe.1t. 13 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Octuben. 13 Oneonta, 3:00 p.m. (Hl Oc.tc•l-e~ J~ SAB Film, Footloose, Oc.t:obu 14 Ithaca College Sr. Conducting, Matt On-Campus Recruiting ASPA Club Mtg., Job Oc.t:obu J 5 Textor 102, 7:00 & Discovery Days hew George, l:OOp.rn. (orientation work 7:00 9:30 p.m. Room, p.m. IC Varsity Men's sponsored by (N) shop), Job Room, Soccer vg. R.I.T., the Admissions Egbert Union, 3:00 p.~. 3:30 p.m. (H) Choir, Concert Band, Oc.tobu 15 Al Anon Mtg. , Phillip, loffice 3:00 p.m. (F) Grad. School Workshop Pumping Iron II: The Room, Chapel, 8:30 - Oc.t:obe.Jr. 16 Octcbc 1 J:, Women, film sponsored Job Room, Egbert 10:00 p.m. IC Cross Country vs. Block I Ends Octobe.n. 14 by the Sociology Dept Union, 3:_00 p.m. Alfred Univ./Hobart lO:OO p.m. Fall Vocal Jazz Ensemble, and School of Human Oc..t:obu 15 College, 3:00 p.m. (H) Break Begins ities, Textor 101, Politics Seminar, symphonic Band, 8:15 ABC/BACCHUS weekly 7:00 p.m. Laub Room, Muller p.m. (F) mtg., Job Room, 4:00 Oc.t:obu 19 Chapel, 4:00 - 6:30 p.m. IC Varsity Men's p.m. Oc.toben. J 5 Soccer vs. R,P.I., 11:00 a.m. (Hl Philip Glass Ensem Oc..t:obu 15 ole, 8:15 p.m. (Fl Physical Education IC Varsity Football student Teacher vs. University of Seminar, Egbert Buffalo, 1:30 p.m. Union, 9:00 a.m. - (H) 3:00 p.m. I~ Women's Tennis vs. Guest Lecture,~ ~illiam Smith, 3:00 Glass, Composer~-12 p.m. (H) p."m:-(F) OPINIONS/LETTERS Open options for parking patrons To the editor: closing the Union lot neany mree seven minute walk from Y lot to good idea. For students who pedestrian safety is not I want_ to respond to the recent weeks ago, there have been at most campus buildings, one can must stay on campus through jeapordized. letter wntten by~- Werther • • • .. .. ., ...... ~ .,. V .. ,• ,. • ,. ,. f' • , .... - .. " .,. "'* .,, .. • • .. I • •t I • ' ·1 I ·, ·, ' I j f ., 'I ' ,. I ., ., ., t ' ., ' t I I ~ • ' I '. 'l ·1 ·,•• , ••• "l '', ., ·1 '. I • • ~, I I ,._ '.. • ' ' • ~ •••• ,. • f I , 1 I • I ' , • I ~ ,, ,: 1' 4 '., I • ' ' • ~ ~ 1,.", • " . ..,. ... > ... 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My friends and I were but as the show progresses he pleased, and privileged, to be becomes more strong-willed, part of this elite group, and we and seems to have a fmn upper enjoyed ourselves thoroughly. hand in the relationship. Passing By and F.M. are two The most dominant charader· serio-comedies, and, if Friday istic of Toby's personality, night's perfonnance was at all however, is his almost over typical of Ithaca College Theatre, bearing sense of fate. He has then this season will surely be a had a streak of bad luck success. recently. The gallery he was The production we saw was scheduled to have a show at Passing By by Martin Sherman, burns down. II moves on to his directed by Marc Topor. The getting whiplash from having Director's Note in the program sex, and finally ends with an egg seemed unnecessary and com dropping onto his head out of pletely inappropriate. Mr. nowhere. As Toby says, in a SloffplioCot,yAdlal Topor's interpretation of the play state of hysteria, "God is The Ithaca College Theatre is presentillg two one-act operas this week, Riders of the Sea and Spanish Hour should speak for itself. There dropping eggs on me!" From (pictured). The shows opened Tuesday and will continue throughout the week. was no need to tell us that the this wry humour, however, a characters' relationship was sense of almost paranoid panic supposed to represent that of develops. In a way, this may "all peoples', straight or gay, in have hampered the viewer's sickness and in health." ability to either like or identify A music rating crisis With that bit of spoon-fed with Toby.' foreshadowing, we prepared The other character in Passing ourselves for the play. In brief, By is Simon (played by Matthew By Dorothy Donnelly merely "made up of concerned date of the program and its Passing By is about a pair of Bennett), who is a diver and an parents who are saying that we commercial sponsors. homosexual men who meet and absolute health fanatic. Again, The music industry was need some guidelines; some 2. Write a letter of protest to begin a relationship which with Simon, the audience is recently threatened to quickly help in knowing what we are local station managers. Write to neither one expects to last for completely overwhelmed by form an industry-wide warning buying. If a child asks his Executive Diredors of national very long (due to other this fanaticism, and also by his or rating system for violent or parents to buy a copy of "Purple cable television and/or the presi· committments). Ironically, they incessant whining. It is very sexually explicit recordings, or Rain", the parents, out of love, dent of MT\'. both contract hepatitis, and clear that Simon is not enjoying the government may just do it will buy it. but then they have to 3. Write to the president of the decide to live together for the being sick, but it's ingratiating to for them. contend with the lyrics of recording industry to protest a duration of their illness. Confined listen to him continually spawn This controversy, which is "Darling Nikki." We are not record album, its contents or to bed, the two begin to lines such as "Toby, you gave becoming increasingly heated. advocating censorship at all. but jarket. experience the fluctuations and me this disease!" After all, he's has caused a major upset are hoping that the industry will 4. Send copies of correspon· mood swings that occur in the twenty-six; can we really be among musical artists. the monitor itself." dence to the Federal Communi· early stages of a relationship. expected to believe he's never, Senate Commerce committee, These ladies have gone much see Crisis page 9 This makes for an amusing and see Passing By page 9 and the generally concerned farther than just stating concern public. Many music lovers are and hopes of change, however. outraged and, in fact, relate this The issue was granted a hearing issue to such events as the that lasted five hours late last McCarthy witch hunts and the month. During the hearing. slides Unland plays at Ford manipulatory effects of Big of offensive album covers and Brother. harsh demands were displayed By Patricia Hogan ding of synthesized music. This used for study purposes. And A group of influential women by Congress and PMRC. In music combined with the there was also a movement from Washington formed an response, testimonies were Traditionally, a recital begins lighting on stage and the deep entitled Like a March, which organization named Parents made by artists such as Frank with the dimming of the sounds of the tuba to create an displayed the stereotypically Music Resource Center (PMRq zappa. John Denver, and Dee auditoriwn lights and the lighting air of mysticism which kept the loud, rhythmic way in which a They are trying to ensure that a Sneider (Twisted Sister). of the stage. However, when the audience mesmerized. Even tuba can be played. new rating system, if brought Some of the demands being stage was lit last Wednesday at during pauses in the music Professor Unland also into effed, would make it legally made by PMRC included lyrics Professor David Undland's everyone sat frozen with eyes combined tuba with other binding for au· records with on the outside of covers. recital, it became apparent that fixed on the stage. instruments to create many explicit lyrical content to carry a removal of explicit promotional this perfonnance would be Many other moods were different musical pictures. He variety of stickers to this effect. displays in record stores. strict anything but traditional. Rather created throughout Professor was joined by Professor Gordon Wendy Goldstein (RCA control on the contents of rock than ordinary white lights, the Unland's recital. The piece Six Stout to play a piece entitled Records) states that "What shows. the abolition of stage was lit in green, and the Likes for Solo Tuba by Residue for Tuba and they're trying to do is introduce supposed hidden messages/ usual piano was replaced by Theodore Antoniou was design Vibraphone. He also perfonned certifications such as ·x· for backward masking and the strict two large speakers at center ed specifically to bring out the a duet for tuba and flute with profanity and sex. 'DIA' for control of video clips (MTV has stage. many different styles in which Laura campbell. This piece by glorification of drugs and alcohol. been removed from cable in In his recital, Professor Unland the tuba can be played. Each of Claire Polin, The Death of ·o· for the occult, and ·v· for Weymouth, Massachusetts). proved to be b<;>th a creative and tht) six movements displayed a Procrisfor Flute and Tuba, was violence." The PMRC has sent fund talented tubist. His choice of new ability. In the first move written to describe a painting by The PMRC is made up of such raising/awareness letters to music showed the audience ment, Like a Duet, for example, Piero di Cosimo. In this work, the politically aware individuals as other concerned parents in how versatile an instrument the Professor Unland not only flute and tuba combined to Susan Baker, wife of U.S. which they urge people to: tuba can be. His first piece, played his tuba, but he sang into create the illusion of death in the Government Treasury Secretary I. Monitor local radio and TV Three for One by SCott Wyatt, it as well, actually performing a foreground of the painting as James Baker, and Tipper Gore, broadcasts carefully and write was written for solo tuba with duet by himself. Toe movement well as of animals playing in the wife of senator Albert Gore. down the objectionable tape in three movements. The entitled like a Study was written background. These ladies state that they are words/soM5/scenes, name and tape used was actually a recor- to sound like a technical etude see Unland page 9 · ------ October 10, 1985 THE ITHACAN 7 Murphy,s musical notes: Husker Du: ''Flip Your Wig" By Scott Murphy featured 15 such endurable of mouth and consistent vinyl on the new release indude three gests anything special, yet the songs such as "Celebrated has gotten the band where it is instrumentals, themselves a overall effect of the song is like 5ome bands fade away after Summer" and "Powerline". today. Two weeks ago, they picture of diversity. waking upon the most beautiful moments of brilliance, yet other Each had a distinct personality, signed a contract with Warner ' "Flip Your Wig" opens with a spring day. In short, it's magic. groups meet the challenge as running the gamut from piano Brothers which will enable them driving guitar !hat welcomes us "Keep Hanging On" is a song musicians and exceed all expec honky-tonk to chiming folk to be promoted and packaged to the world we live in, good and which may have two meanings. tations. Husker Du is in the latter guitars. Even then, people were more efficiently. bad. Bob Mould (guitarist) and The lyrics suggest a love affair category. While churning out saying, "How can they make a So what of the new album? Grant Hart (drums) have where two people must "keep more songs in a year than most better albwn than zen Arcade?" First off. the trademark buzz-saw expanded their songwriting skills hanging on." but the hoarse musicians do in five years, (Their 1984 release that was sound has been tamed in favor both lyrically and musically. by desperation of Hart's vocals sug- Husker Du has managed to lauded in The New York Times of instantly memorable writing songs that can be gests hanging on to life itself. release their sixth and finest and Rolling Stone, etc., as the choruses which stick in the head identified with, all the while grab- "Flip Your Wig" is, without a album to date, "Flip Your Wig". "landmark post-punk album"). for days, whether you want bing us with their hooks. doubt. one of the finest albwn.s when "New Day Rising" Yet "New Day Rising" subse- them to or not. The band, as on "Every Everything" is the of the year. Although increased came out in early January, many quently sold in excess of 40,000 the last album. can no longer be song that you swear you've production may have some critics and listeners (myself copies. which is quite a feat. categorized in any kind of heard before but never have. people screaming "sellout." included) said. "That's the best considering that SST (their label) musical genre: instead they Dnvmg rock n' roll combines there is nothing shoddy about album of the year." Now I'm not has little or no money allotted for opted to expand their with such lyrics as."l've got the album. The group keeps get- so sure. "New Day Rising" distribution or promotion. Word boundaries. The fourteen soM,s something she wants and she's ting better and may not have \,---:==::::::======::i:=====:--~ got something I need. Got a lock reached their full potential yet. N on my heart and she's got the With their uncanny ability to ·o keys," to make a song tailored drive pop hooks into the mind. · for screaming along. and their continued experimen- 3 and O B ln fad, the first side is filled tation with instruments. it's BE R with songs that use classic possible to see the band s u p p 0 R hooks in a unique way,. Toe become the next "big thing" 13 in a row mind says," Haven't I heard this within two years. before?". while everything else 6 more to go says, "No, that's Husker Du." The single. "Makes No Sense At All," iS included, and is receiv ing airplay on such commercial stations as WLIR and WBCN of Beat Boston. not 10 mention WICB. The N.Y.C. Comedy The standout tracks on the Show album are "Green eyes" and Springfield "Keep Hanging On". "Green is again coming Eyes" has a superb balance to the between instrumentals and vocals. Production forces the Ramada Inn song 10 be tight. so there is a oc·t. 25 & 26 chorus effect throughout the song. 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He is piqued, or if it was ending. More first meet inside a movie theatre. representativc,.s. PMRC (it's your choice) contact trying to get a job as a sports than once this led to almost The blocking of each scene The music industry and the any or all of the following caster in the city, and when he offensively scattered applause worked well, with the exception artists urge people to follow this Federal Cornmunlcatlom Commission doesn't get it, he comes to due to audience confusion as to of the point where Simon and same format but not in protest of (FCC): Toby's aparln}ent completely Ms. r:dythc WL5t' I whether or not we'd just wit Toby are lying in bed together music--in support of music. The Oaief of complam1s · drunk and desparate for hwnan nessed the final scene. and it was impossible to see music industry and its MasS Media Bureau contact and sympathy. Toby is In all, though, both Paul either of their faces. some situa components feel that lhe First FCC completely imsupportive, but 1919 M SIIL'el. N.W. Aguirre and Matthew Bennett tions, such as that one, are Amendment to the Constitution WilShinglon. DC 20554 that doesn't put Simon off in the had complete control of the difficult to conquer on stage of the United States of America National Association of Broadcasters least. In fact, even when Toby stage and of their respective though. is at stake. The amendment (NAB): Mr. r:dctic Frills falls asleep out of selfish characters. This is often difficult states: l'residem and 01ief l:Xc<:uuve Offirt·r boredom, Simon still tos.ses out in a two-man play. There was The best feature of the play, "Congress shall make no law NAB tacky lines such as "There's no achieved through Mr. Topor's 1771 N Slreel. N.W. some confusion as to the nature respecting an establishment of WilShing1on. DC 20036 sense in being alive if you're not of Toby and Simon's relation talent as a director, was the religion, or prohibiting the free Ricordlng ladUSIJy Assodatlon or real." Okay, we get the ideal ship, though. Despite the fact appearance that Toby and exercise thereof; or abridging the America (RIAA): pas:5ing By was, despite the Simon's relationship was totally Mr. S1anley Gonikov l'n~clt'ni that they claim to be very freedom of speech, or of the RIM. stereotypically "hwnan" charac- • attached to each other during natural. The point wasn't that the press; or the right of the people 888 Sevcmh Avenue. 91h Floor terization, a very funny and their final departure, it seemed two were homosexual. It was a peaceably to assemble, and to New York. NY IOI06 heartwarming play. It is _fiUed look at a caring relationship, and MTV: throughout the play that they petition the government for a Mr. David Horownz l'wMk·n1 with one-liners that strike a didn't like each other at all. that aspect of the performance redress of grievances." MTV chord in all of us. Laughing was ObViously, different people react was brilliant. Mark Topor's goals The music industry will do ll33 Avenue of lhe A1ncncas as a director, as stated in the New York. NY I0036 unavoidable. However, on differently to each other, but it everything in their power to Congres&man: occasion, Paul Aguirre's timing felt as if an uncaring rift had program, came off fabulously, make sure that the security of 1lle Honorable (Namc1 more than slightly off, caus but it was totally unneccessaiy this amendment is not tampered U.S. House of Rcprcsen1a11ve~ formed between the two (at WilShlnglon. DC 205L~ ing jokes to fall flat. least, up until the ending). to tell the audience about those with and that a musical choice is Senalor(s): One problem we felt was con goats. The play, and this perfor made freely and not under The Honorable (Name! istant throughout the play The set for Passing By was mance at llhaca College, spoke US. Senale guidelines of ·various Washlngion. DC 20510 follows along these lines. Unfor- simple and creative. There was for themselves. Washington wives. Networks: Last week I spoke with Glenn CBS-TV En1enainmen1 UIVISKJn Raucher, one of the concerned 51 w. 52nd Slrccl students at Ithaca who finds the New York. NY IOOl9 nland on his tuba actions of the PRMC to be ABC-TV uncalled for. Due to his strong Audiena• lnformauor rampage 6 Professor David Berman, as well audience that this was meant to l330 SIXlh Avenue Finally the mood turned as Professor Unland. This piece be a humorous work. feelings about music and its New York. NY IOOl9 omical in the last piece of the was unique in that it empha Professor David Unland's industry, Glenn has been NBC·T\' AudJrnrc scr.·1n~ rogram, Wonderland Duets, by sized the lyrical sound of short recital was a welcome diversion actively protesting the demands being made by writing letters. 30 Hockefcller Pl WELCOME ALVIN POUS·SANT, MD ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY & ASSOCIATE DEAN for STUDENT AFFAIRS at HARV ARD UNIVERSITY BEST SELLING AUTHOR of WHY BLACKS KILL BLACKS & BLACK CHILD CARE ALSO SCRIPT CONSULT ANT for "THE BILL COSBY SHOW" TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1985 at 7:00PM TEXTOR 103, ITHACA COLLEGE ADMISSION : FREE ' ;FILMS COMMITTEE PRESENTS.I From the man who brought you "Mc Mom" & "Notional Lampoon's Vocation" It's the time of your life that may last a lifetime. 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Freshman April Smith on the Ithaca net. upon once in chalking up their passing allack and the rush scored Ithaca's lone goal on a Toe Bombers bounced back third 1985 shutout. seem to compliment each other's play," Welkley said. should not be much of a pass from sophomore Laura on saturday at Allen Field by The impressive offensive problem. 111e big question is Goldin. The Bombers held on, soundly defeating Plattsburgh display involved freshman Look for a lot of passing this Steve Kass' ankle injury and if but failed to capitalize on several State 3-0. Ithaca dominated play Diana Gorsch, with one goal and week in Springfield. The Oliefs Mike Middaugh can do the job if scoring opportunities which pro- thoughout most of the hard- one assist. and freshman Kim like to throw to their tiWlt end. Kass cannot make the start. ved to be lhe difference. hilting and physical contest. Toe Davis, and Goldin who netted With less than 10 minutes fine defensive showing was the other LC. goals. remaining,. Geneseo found the credited to fullbacks Sue Banaszewski along with Field hockey defensive gap they had been Chermak, Lynne Banaszewski, mid-fielders Terri Cilento and from page 12 you lose you can't dwell on it searching for and scored, secur- Michele Frech, and sue Whit- Marullo each contributed assists sylvania and then Bloomsburg, · and you can't cherish the wins ing the _victory. senior tri-captain man. Goal keepers Slagle and in the Bomber attack. the number one team in the nation. as long as you 1wouldl wish. You need a good performance Week in Review: "This team hopes to be in every game." philosophizt".s successful and learn from ii. If Kostrinsky. Soccer continues streak By Mike Murphr returning home October 15 for seven innings. Dave Dasch Sierzant from page 11 the showdown with RIT. homered with two out in the first Baseball in packs. So we're all together." want to run track. here," Sierzant to give Guinan the only run he In the future, Sierzant is said. "But maybe I'll take a needed. The 1.c. Men's Soccer learn Le Moyne COilege turned the thinking of indoor and outdoor break after (TOSS-{'()tu1try season shut out both Clarkson and St. tables on the 1.c. baseball team The Bombers closed out the track as well as cross-country. "I IS over." Lawrence over the week to run as the Dolphins swept a double season at 16-4-1. their win streak seven straight. header Thursday, 4-2 and 6-5. Mike Neelon and Jon Larnstein Dave Dasch picked up two For the most complete provided lhe scoring as the hits in the opener and Steve Women's Tennis coverage of Bomber's Bombers beat Oarkson, 2-0. Graham drove home both Ithaca Football, Join Head Goalies Pete Rice and John runs. In the second half of the The J.C. Tennis team beat Coach Jim Butterfield Pointek combined for the twin bill, Dasch went two for Wells College on Monday, 7-2, & Host Mike Sudaley shutout. three and John Cole homered before dropping a match to on The team then squeaked by and drove in four runs. Cornell on Tuesday, 8-1. St. Lawrence, 1-0, on the road. I.C. then swept a double Priscilla Davis, Alice Houghton, SUNDAY NIGHTS Jacques Scholten scored the header from Army on Sunday, Jennifer Munroe and Anne AT 9:30 . ICB-TV game's only goal on an assist 6-1 and 1-0, to close the fall Abele all won singles matches ICB-TV from George Dianni. Rice and season. for I.C. against Wells, while the Pointek again combined for Jamie cangemi struck out II doubles team swept their three another shutout, stopping six ballers in pitching the complete matches. shots between them. game. John COie went two for Toe team is currently tied with two and drove home two runs. The doubles team of Martha RIT (4--0) for first in the ICAC Steve Guinan cruised to a 1-0 Murphy and Marjorie Packer ~EVIVAL standings. The team travels to shutout, by allowing one hit and won 8-3 (prosctl against COmell Geneseo on saturday before striking out seven ballers in to give I.C. its only victory. Wool Scarves ...... $4.99 Wool Pants ...... $20.00 Wool Berets ...... $4.99 Wool Sports Coats ...... $15.00 Wool Overcoats ...... $30.00 Wool Mitty's ...... $10.00 i°03 Uryden Rd .. Collegetown 273-8200 ... ::; 113 I. AURORA ST. ) 277-3854 (across trom r1ums1 ... OPEi 7 DAYS - OPEN LATE THURS. I FRI. / .•::::::-::.:-:-:,:-·:::::;:•::,:::::::::::::::::.:-:::::.:-:~-:-:-:·:-:-:,:-:-:-:-:-:,:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:·····:·~··,:-:,:,······=·:•:,:···:·············: ··:• ·=······ .. •:•:•::,:• CHINESE RESTAURANT ,•• All Chinese food 11 Lunch Special:M-F 11:30-2:00 It! 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Steve Kas.s was in top form The Bomber offense will be completing 15 of 21 passes for playing against a different type 203 yards and two touchdowns. of defense this week. Coach Kass also ran for two Boyes points to the Springfield touchdowns and rushed for 44 linebackers as the strength of yards on 10 carries; a complete their defense. Boyes says the ..... ,. k d ' --..,-- turnaround of his performance Chiefs' scheme is to keep their , m,, past wee en , the women s field hockey team hosted a tournament whkh included Wheaton College, Frostburg State and Salisbury State. Ithaca College's Meg Pusey (pktured above) battles a Salisbury oppo against St. Lawrence two weeks linebackers free by tying up nent. The Bombers went into double overtime which ended in a 1-1 tie. earlier. An ankle injury five blockers with their linemen. The minutes into the third quarter Chiefs' weakness defensively is prevented Kass from adding in their young secondary where further to his performance. Boyes says it may be possible The Bomber rushing attack to exploit those weaknesses Turf, injuries hurt was led by junior running back with the pas.s. Mike Middaugh' Lou Butenschoen who carried could be the one throwing the the ball eight times for 88 yards ball this week because of Steve in his first appearance after Kass' ankle injury. An x-ray has I.C. field hockey coming off a knee injury. Wide shown a torn ligament and frac By Patti Montminy cornell game) played an shell and exploded in the receiver and senior standout ture, and he is questionable for excellent game only to oome out Bombers' next game against Lynch led the receiVing crew this week's game. After foUowing a road that with a 1-1 tie. Both teams scored Frostburg State to post a 4-1 win. with five receptions and 65 Springfield runs an I-type featured win after win, the Ithaca their goals in the first half- I.C. outshot their opponents 21-s yards. The Bombers· fine offen offense with the option and College Field Hockey team Ithaca's came at 25:28 off the due in part to the return of link sive performance rests on the fullback dives. Defensive coor faltered a little this past week stick of Jane DeGrenier. lllat (1-1) Jenny Powers to the lineup. excellence of the offensive line. as dinator Tim Falkner says their record fell to 7-2-1. was how the score would Powers scored two goals and Head coach Jim Butterfield said "Springfield has the capabilities The Bombers faced-Off against remain through both regulation had one assist, while Meg Pusey the line did a great job blocking to be a good sound offense." crosstown rival Cornell and play (70 minutes) and two ten- and Madden added lone goals. for both the and running pas.sing Falkner says the Bombers have came out on the losing end of minute periods of overtime play. "We dominated the game. It games. been playing sound defense the stick by a score of 1-0. C.Omell "We had our chances, the wasfastmovingandahighlevel saturday, the Bombers travel which should continue and be scored early in the first half of offense just needs to score. If of skill," says Kostrinsky. "It to Springfield, MA to take on see Foo(ball f}(IJle 11 their first of six penalty corners. your defense gives up one goal was especially nice to see us go That would prove to be the or less, then you can't ask for all out after the tough game with game winner, as Ithaca couldn't any better," reasons Kostrinsky. satisbury the day before." muster much of an offensive "We played our best offensive Although it was a disappoin· effort. "It was a disappointing game early in the first half. we ting week for the Lady Bombeis, loss, but C.Omell played well came out like gangbusters but they have no time to look back with great defensive pressure," just couldn't convert." Gina as the· games just continue. explains coach Doris Kostrinsky. Madden, who had her first start They take on C.Ortland who is, in The Cornell defense was of the season, and DeGrenier the true sense of the word, I.C. ·s indeed powerful as they were named outstanding offen- rival. C.Ortland is currently 6-2 dominated midfield play and sive players, while Howarth (16 and should prove to be a very allowed only 13 shots to be saves) and Darlene Unger were tough oompetitor. From there its taken, but that is not to take outstanding defensive players. on to Indiana University of Penn· anything away from Ithaca I.C. 's The offense came out of the see Field hockey page 11 defensive unit allowed the Big Red just 17 shots and goalie Karen Howarth had an outstand Freshman runner ing game with 13 saves to keep Last Siztwday, Ithaca College Women's Soc«r ffl1tn hosted Plattsburgh State. Ithaca dominated l1I01t of the game and came oUJ vletorlous, 3-0. I.e. in the game. The deciding factor of the leads x-country game, however, may be the fact that it was played on artificial By Mike Murphy Empire State Games for the last Soccer team turf. ComeU's experience on turf Michelle Sierzant is a name four years, including a third and · definitely showed up in the familiar to those who are foUow- fifth place finish in the IOK race. game and made a difference. ing Ithaca College's Cross- 1 She has also participated in "SOme of the c.omell players Country team - this season. cowitless road races to stay in evens record thought it was perhaps their best Sierzant has consistently placed shape for the Empire State By Debra DiMaggio Last year, Geneseo handed game on turf," Kostrlnsky, for the women's team, and won Games. I.C. their only loss of their 14--1-1 comments, "but I felt we would most of the meets she A big reason for her success at The Ithaca women's soccer season. The Bombers got be able to sustain better participated in. the collegiate level is her team picked up a win and a loss revenge in the finals of the ECAC pressure after Appalachian Sierzant is a freshman training. "I came into the season last week, as they reached their Mid-Atlantic Tournament by state." physical education major from more in shape," Sieri.ant said. season's mid-point standing at defeating Geneseo 1-0 and C.Oming off both a loss and the near-by owego, New Yoit She "There are more workouts here 4-4. capturing the title. turf, Ithaca came back to their came to Ithaca C.Ollege with an than I had in high school." After defeating Division I op The tables turned once again, home field to take on nwnber impressive list of credentials. The support of . her team ponent Colgate University, 1-0, however, as Geneseo downed ten ranked Salisbury State. The ~e ran varsily lnlS.ywu11try for · mates have also contributed to on a comer kick goal from senior Ithaca 2-1 last week. The disap Lady Bombers who were owego Free Academy for five her sua::ess. "We are all pushing tri-captaln, Tracey Marullo, the pointing loss occurred after without the services of starters years rulminating in a second each other," Sierzant said. Bombers iraveled to Geneseo . unaca came from.behind ~ly,. .-Jenny. PoWers .and ·K.alle:Nau · • t~.Nl-Statt' ¥.k;ctio11 jn,Jter. ;~eJl. we nm in races, we run ·state.· ...... sa womm•:,~ page 11 (who suffered an Injury in the , , .~t,season. She.~nm. tn. the ~~~11 , I ' f ',, ,,•', \' '• , , ~ • ~ , , : , ,•,', > , , , •', •• , • • • • , • ~ 0 • I , • , ,