,Black Revolution: Where Do We Go From Here, ABC schedules Black Workshop WEDNESDAY — MAY 4 Workshop *3: "Black Religion" by Douglas F.Gonzalez Keynote Address Speaker: Dr. Joseph Thompson, Speaker: Dick Gregory Doctor of Religious The Association of Black 8:15 p.m. — C.C. auditorium Philosophy. Collegians at Allegheny College Reception: Black Cultural 2:30 p.m. — Black Cultural Center will begin its seventh annual Center (Murray Hall) Black Workshop: Tuesday, May Immediately following Keynot Address. Dramatic Presentation: "Life of 3, with an opening convocation a King" at 7:00 p.m. in the C.C. THURSDAY — MAY 5 8:15 p.m. — C.C. auditorium Auditorium. Black Orchid Dance Show 8:15 p.m. — C.C. auditorium Cabaret: Live band and disco. The theme of this year's 11:00 p.m. — South Dining workshop is, "Black Revolution: FRIDAY — MAY 6 Hall Where Do We Go From Here?" Workshop*1: "Black Econom- SUNDAY MAY 8 Black Workshop chairman Hale ics" Gospel Concert Dick Gregory will present the keynote address for Black Thompson advises that, "It is Speaker: Dean John McCray Conducted by: -Rev. Paul Mason workshop tommorrow evening at 8:15 p.m. in the C. C. Auditor- ium. essentail for all Allegheny stu- 3:30 p.m. — Black Cultural and the First University dents to participate in this year's Center Church Choir. 3:00 p.m. — C.C. activities workshop, for there's a need to Schreiber relates Colloquy Black Orchid Dance Show room. realize the changes which have 8:15 p.m. — C.C. auditorium taken place in the methods of According to ABC, past Black Workshops at Allegheny to own work black revolution. The change Movie: "Cooley High" have been an attempt by the integration had to take place. from a radical, war-like move- 11:00 p.m. — C.C. auditorium group to relay a message to by Peter Fleming Schreiber said that she was ment to the now gradual acquisi- SATURDAY — MAY 7 white America. Through these initally drawn to Sybil by a tion of administrative power, is a Workshop *2: "Blacks in the messages they feel that a better Flora Rheta Schreiber mutual interest in poetry and change in revolution methods Media" understanding of the "black opened Colloquy '77 on Friday literature, particularly Emily that needs to be examined Speaker: Barbara Caffie, experience" can be derived. The afternoon with a Keynote ad- Dickenson. She described Sybil carefully by everyone." commentator for Association feels that Black dress in the C.C. Auditorium. as a "depleted" person, one who WJW-TV, Cleveland. Following the convocation Workshop is a learning exper- would not get angry, could not ceremonies on Tuesday will be 10:30 a.m. — Black Cultural ience, a learning experience Schreiber was introduced feel fear, and who had no the following activities: Center of great necessity. by Colloquy chairperson Chris feelings of love. Hausner who welcomed the guests and encouraged students In the course of her to participate in the weekend speech, Schreiber described a number of the different selves program. Greeted by applause, which Sybil embodied. She also Schreiber asked the audience, discussed Sybil's 11 years of "Why applaud now, wait and see psychoanalysis, and her recov- if I'm worth it first." ery. Schreiho .1n her ad- Sybil has been one person dress by noting that it was for 12 years now, since Cam particularly appropriate that the September of 1965. Schreiber theme of Colloquy is "A Con- noted that this Sybil is inte- VOL. 100 No. 19 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE TUESDAY MAY 3, 1977 vergence of Minds," as this is a grated, "This Sybil... is all of society which puts its emphasis them." on externalities. Schreiber also Before concluding her Under the auspices of the related the theme to her book speech, Schreiber anticipated a ASG begins budget consideration American Institute of Biological SYBIL which she said can also question which she says is al- Sciences, the Allegheny College be termed a "convergence." ways asked. Sybil is not mar- ried; since she was 42 by the by Beverly N. Moore extend the library hours on department of biology is spon- 'Sybil is the story of a time she became integrated, it Saturday and Sunday. soring a public lecture and a woman who posessed sixteen ASG Council moved to a Under Old Business, seminar by a radiation expert on different personalitites. It is a was a bit late to start looking for committee of the whole at last Council approved the executive Thursday, May 5. major psychiatric work which a companion. Schreiber said weeks Sunday night meeting to appointment of Al Coppola as The speaker will be Dr. probed the mysteries of the that with an I.Q. of 170, Sybil, begin dealing with the 1977-78 assistant treasurer. Also, rules Alan K. Bruce of the biology psyche and the terrors of child- "would not have fallen for any ASG Budget. committee brought out two division of the State University hood. These personalities were a old bloke." The committee of the amendments to the by-laws of New York at Buffalo. At "structure she invented for her Schreiber concluded her whole is a parliamentarian pro- which met approval for the 7:30 in the evening, in Carr Hall own salvation." presentation by noting that it is cedure which allows council to second consecutive week as auditorium, Dr. Bruce will the "interchange of minds con- Schreiber said that while act as the budget committee in required. speak to a general audience on verging which ultimately leads to the word she used in her book to order to amend the budget To clarify the term of the topic, "Man and Radiation." the very best communication." proposed by the standing fin- office for the ASG president The seminar will deal with this describe Sybil's recovery was ance committee. Seven organi- and vice-president, the amend- subject, "The Repair of "integration," convergence Schreiber answered ques- zational budgets were discussed ment now requires them to serve Radiation Damage." It will be would be just as appropriate. tions from students and guests in and tentatively settled. This from registration of third term held at 4 o'clock in Room 204 Schreiber emphasized that be- the C.C. Lobby after her ad- same procedure will be repeated through registration of the fol- Carnegie Hall. fore Sybil could be whole, an dress. next week for the remaining lowing third term. budgets. The second amendment Nancy Welsh announced defines a quorum as one half Nineteen couples survive Marathon that Bob Owsiany has the ASG plus one of all ASG representa- Course Evaluation Book layed tives, based on a ratio of one Twenty-one couples dan- entire marathon. The dancers and Corinne Akahoshi and John out. It will be going to the representative to 40 Allegheny ced this weekend in the third ate McDonalds, Red Barn and Lendrum. printer as soon as ads are com- Winners of the show were See ASG page 12 annual Dance Marathon to bene- Arby's sandwiches Saturday pleted. Steps are being taken to fit Multiple Sclerosis. night and donuts from Mister Laurie Holding from Kappa Nineteen of the 21 couples Doughnut's in the morning. Alpha Theta who tap danced her Harpsichordist plays tonight completed the marathon, dan- The determination and way into the hearts of many and the Kappa Pickers from Kappa Kenneth Cooper, known of the Summer Music Festival cing 17 hours to music by the stamina for the dancers will be David Mead Blues Band and further tried as they go and Kappa Gamma who sung like to Allegheny students as a faculty for the past few years only true hicks know how to. participant in the annual and is known for his talent on WARC. collect the over $2000 that was Summer Music Festival, will the harpsichord and the piano. Sponsored by IFC and pledged to them. According to IFC If anyone would like to perform in Ford Memorial His specialty is music of the Pan-Hell of Allegheny College, President Bart McDermott, the Chapel tonight at 8:15 p.m. 18th century, and he is known the marathon was the final event make a contribution, contact Greek Weekend was a lot of fun Cooper has been a member for his prowess at improvisation. of this year's Greek Weekend. one of the couples below or and at the same time fruitful by drop it in the IFC box (105). Cooper is a graduate of Dancing began 7 p.m. helping a worthy cause like The couples who danced Columbia College and has stud- Saturday night and ended 12 Multiple Sclerosis. in this marathon were: Linda ied with many prominent artists. noon Sunday. Dancers were allowed a five minute break for Baker and Dave Glajch; Kathy He has been a solo harpsichor- The Student Art League is dist for the Clarion Concerts every hour they danced. Brief Leonard and Bill Arcuri; Betsy Dole and Tom Van Schoor; !holding the annual Student Art Orchestra of New York for over rest periods were given when Laurie Holding and Steve Show this year from May 19 to ten years, traveling with the trivia questions were asked; DeFibauch; Jodi May and Rob June 13. The League invites all group on tour to the Soviet prizes were given to the couple Palecic; Angie Parks and Bruce students of Allegheny to submit Union and Rumania. He has with the right answers. Hunter; Jody Lin Verkouille and any number and size of art written articles on music for Prizes were donated by Jeff Tindall; Helene Mlinarich works to be considered by our such publications as "The area merchants. The Grand and Jason Cox; Laura Clements jurors for the show. All sub- Musical Quarterly," and Prize of two 10-speed bikes and and Pat Howley; Jamie Sansone missions must be matted, "Current Musicology." runner up prizes will not be and Greg Underberg; Becky framed, or on a suitable stand Cooper has made a num- given until the dancers turn in Nichols and Steve Beyer; Karen and labelled with the name ber of recordings including the money they have collected. Hodges and Robert Vest; Kris of the artist, title if any , and "Folk and Baroque," which he The couple with the most Reed and Greg Popvich; Anne price (if for sale). In addition, made with Bill Crofut, a 1958 money turned in will win the Greer and Jeff Hopper; Vanessa the works must have been done graduate of Allegheny. Other bikes. Saga Food Service donated Holley and Scott McRae; Laurel in the past year. The final date recordings include Couperin's fruit and drink which refreshed Dyson and Joe Barnitz; Lisa for submissions is Monday, May "Duets for Two Harpsichords," the dancers in their times of Smith and Kurt Koenig; Gayle 16 at 5:00 p.m. Please inquire at and Vivaldi's "Sonata in A, Op. • need. The Coca Cola Plant of Gianniny and Rich Sinclair; the gallery if there are any 2, No. 2." Meadville gave six cylinders of Dianne Harris and A.J. Hawkes; questions. See Harpsichord page 4 pre-mixed coke which lasted the Jenny Brown and Robert Kay, CAMPUS Tuesday May 3, 1977 Page 2 Colloquy contributors thanked EDITORIAL was pleased to see most dis- faculty will receive evaluations To the Editor: When the College Republicans went before the ASG Budget cussions well attended. In ad- to solicit opinions, comments On behalf of the Colloquy dition, I'd like to recognize all and criticisms of Colloquy. Committee last week, the Committee RECOMMENDED to Committee, I want to thank all those people who hosted and Please take a few minutes to council that they not be funded because the organization is those who contributed to the housed guests, who drove guests complete your evaluation; it is politically affiliated. The organization made the plea that they are success of Colloquy '77. So to and from airports, who only by realizing our mistakes many of the guest speakers suggested guests to invite and that we can improve Colloquy. open to all students, regardless of political ideals, and have been remarded upon how interested who lent their moral support to The Colloquy Committe is also in existence for over one year, thereby fulfilling all the require- and helpful the students were. us. Thanks for your help - it was interested in any speaker ments to be awarded money. Still, the committee argued that the Colloquy depends upon student invaluable. suggestions you may have for This week all students and Colloquy '78. College Republican's budget request could not be funded on the support and participation, and I premise that ASG could not be connected with any organization I encourage all students excluding students by principle. What price ,honor system? who are interested in working with Colloquy '78 to apply for According to the College Republicans the hinds they To the Editor: honor codes have abolished meal tickets and students are on their the Colloquy Core Committee. hoped to receive were not to be appropriated for campaigning A position on the Core Commit- The other day as I was honor not to cheat the food tee is the best way to gain p'irposes, but only for office supplies, printing and minimal entering South Hall for dinner, service. And even the local banks input into the program, and can transportation. The organization argued that they perform the checker asked for my meal in town don't require identific- be exciting and fulfilling. Ap- ticket and I told him I didn't ation to cash a check. valuable services by enhancing the college's reputation, educating plications will be available in the have it, but that I knew my Colloquy Office (U237 in the and registering voters, encouraging political enthusiasm, bringing number, and gave it to him. His Campus Center), in the Post speakers to the College and providing an avenue through which reply was, "Be sure to bring it Office and at Brooks Desk. Or, students can become directly involved in the political process. next time." Why? Aren't I trusted? please contact us at Box 87 Funding the College Republicans would not establish any before May 9th. dangerous precedent which would obligate ASG to fund any For those of us on the Last night as I attempted committee, Colloquy was a politically affiliated organization. A set of restrictions regarding to leave the library, I was learning experience. We hope the minimum number of members would adequately suffice as a stopped to have my belongings that it was so for everyone who (and probably myself too) visu- mechanism to prevent the recognition and funding of a plethora participated. ally and physically frisked for Sincerely, of politically affiliated organizations. Moreover, there presently concealed " library propert y." Chris Hausner exists no ASG bylaws or regulations that state or infer that ASG Why? Aren't I trusted? Colloquy '77, chair cannot appropriate funds to such an organization. And the week before last I With financial support, ASG should promote any club tried to cash my own personal check at the cashier's office, and COPS& ROBBERS which represents a substantial number of students' interests. What purpose does the was required to show my I.D. Dear Editor: While the Budget Committee argues that the funding of political- Honor Code serve other than to Why? Aren't I trusted? Who are these people ly connected organizations is not in accordance with precedence, Many other smaller and suddenly turn us into responsi- ble students at test and exam playing cops and robbers in a the CAMPUS feels that actively supporting these clubs will larger colleges without such "honor codes" do not frisk their time? If the Honor Code can't little white jeep that suddenly benefit the entire Allegheny Community. Organizations such as students leaving their libraries, as pervade and reflect total honor, appeared on Campus? Are we the College Republicans and the College Young Democrats we do. If someone really wanted dignity, and responsibility in the whole college community, in provide the politically minded student with an excellent opport- to ripoff the library all they'd have to do is leave through the all college business, then what unity to get involved in political campaigns. In the past, such all-night study or through one of useful function does it really serve? figures as Jeff Carter, Margret Mead, and Eliot Richardson have the exits at the bottom of the appeared on campus sponsored by these organizations. As long as stairwells. signed, "Untrustworthy" (?) ASG recognizes organizations such as College Republicans, they Other small colleges with should be permitted to Lfition for funds. Marathon dance a success In answer to some of the criticisms leveled at the CAMPUS paying for that jeep to drive To the Editor: dance, take note wh o tnese recently, several changes have been made. Besides the obvious around all day? Isn't anyone in This weekend I was a people are. They are something format alterations-, the most important change involves the seatings special!!) the Observatory aware of an participant in the dance mara- "energy shortage?" on our Editorial Board. Starting next term the CAMPUS will thon for the benefit of multiple Yours Truly, increase its available Board seats to nine, a move which will open up sclerosis. Never having done To the editor: anything like this before, I made Abilene an additional two seats. This change has been made to allow the 111Milli MIN= •■ a few observations that I think Faculty and Administra- newspaper to expand its field of vision by encompassing more should be noted by any one else tion members are among the of a prosecution complex. I students. If you are willing to devote the time and energy, and feel who has never participated. first to criticize any Greek would just like to see some of the negative criticisms be ac- you have something to offer us, we urge you to write in response to First, it was one of the toughest activity that produces negative things I've ever done, physically. reactions from the Allegheny companied with some positive our call for new members! I couldn't believe how many College and/or Meadville com- reinforcements. times I wanted to quit because I munities. This Saturday night was too tired, or too sore, or too the Greeks at Allegheny held a Yours truly, CAMPUS sick. As an Allegheny wrestler dance marathon for the benefit Bart McDermott published since 1876 by the students of allegheny and soccer player, I've never had of Multiple Sclerosis. All last President of IFC such a test of endurance. week, students went around seeking pledges and this week r anager Second, and most important; I Co-Managing Editors Circulation M these same students must go out Dave Templeton was never so impressed by a Words to Candy Cooper and collect this money. Michol Sheridan Technician group of people in my life. Copy Editors Bob Stewart These 19 couples that finished at LET 5 13001 Tim Cahill 12:00 noon on Sunday, ex- the wise Peter Fleming Typists hausted, and many physically Assts. Linda Weeden sick had danced for 17 straight by Mike Donahue Pam Steele Ginny Reyas hours with no expectations of Gale Rue Bob Belle reward or recognition from — Be careful when sitting Ed. Page Editor anyone. They had done this for Rick Green down! About 1/100.000 of the Published every Tuesday people and results they would Asst. throughout the academic year, chair you're in is solid,the rest is except during final examination. never see, or be affected by. Mike Donahue just empty space, air. periods. Editorial policy is These were college students who Sports Editor determined by the Editorial contributed by Dave Bird Bill Friedlander Board. Opinions expressed edi- have little time to waste, yet torially are those of a simple staying Asst. majority of the Board, and are they blew off the 17 hours —Turtles' talent in not necessarilythose of Alleg- underwater for long periods of Scott Nord heny College or Allegheny Stu- dancing and probably the next Layout Editor dent Government. Copies of the 16 hours sleeping. All this they time is enhanced by their ability Jack P. Starrantino editorials with pro and con votes I to absorb oxygen through their listed by name, are kept on file did with little thought of them- Business Manager in the CAMPUS_ office for one selves. The third and equally I was at the CC lobby for rectum. Sue Worrall term. Letters'and signed articles are the opinions of their authors important observation was the the entire marathon and seldom Trivia Quiz: Asst. only. All property submitted to did I see a Faculty or Admini- Dave Mc Cracken the CAMPUS becomes the prop- way these people, a very diverse What is John Wayne's real erty of the Editorial Board stration member stop by to Ad Manager (copy, news, sports, unsigned group with few related interests, name? Cary Grant's? columns) and may be sent for (6 different fraternities, 4 dif- watch this event. The dancers Beth Jenkins publication without the permis- Contributed by Colette Kliss Assts. sion of the author. Writers will, ferent sororities, independents, were encouraged when there Sue Brewer however, be allowed to use their and independent groups) stayed were on-lookers, so it did matter Answer to last week's copy after its publication in the quiz: The Gerber baby is Debbie Dargenzio CAMPUS. Members of the Edi- together all night helping each if there were people there or torial Board are: Michol Sheri- Humphrey Bogart, as depicted Diane Jones dan, Cindy Natali, Bill Fertig, 1 other when needed, and keeping not. Sue Pfalzgraf Jack P. Starrantino, Tim Cahill, each other going until the ordeal It is only normal for a by his mother. Only one correct Photography Editor Bill Friedlander, and Harry Klo- response came in, from Joe man. Deadline for Letters to the was over at 12:00. person or an organization to feel Steve Haynesworth Editor is 6 p.m. Sundays. Copy prosecuted when only the neg- Lamp ou di. Asst. deadline is Sunday at noon prior I have never been so to publication. CAMPUS re- impressed by such a group of ative aspects are constantly Steve Saines serves the right to edit all articles Please send your answers to Box and refuse material turned in being talked about. I ask that Associate Editors people in my life. They all have 989. Winners will receive a free after deadlines. Letters to the both Faculty and Admini- Dave Piraino Editor may be published anon- my respect and love forever. year's subscription of the Camp- Diane Kerner ymously with permission of the stration stop and think about Editorial Board. Offices of the us and get their name in this some of the positive aspects of Beth Giese - CAMPUS are located in Rooms signed, space. Contributions to this Cindy Natalli U210 and U202 of the Campus the Greek system and be more Center. The mailing address is a Dancer column may be sent to Box 989. Bill Fertig CAMPUS, Box 12. Allegheny hesi Cant to attack it. College, Meadville, Pa. 16335 The authors will be credited. (P.S. To any one who didn't This letter is not the result

MIIIIM110.2•40.111116 Page 3 CAMPUS Tuesday May 3, 1977 Truck's dilemma: Is there any sympathy for a clown? tions, but I'm either the wrong By Thick allergic to dogs and I'm even I can't do that either. tatives who can follow direc- creed, race, religion or color. My fellow students, more allergic to thick smoke; Even if it weren't so late in tions. I'd try out for plays, but last but not least, I don't catch, the term, I couldn't join any- I could join Allegheny I am terribly depressed. Community Exchange, but I'd after listening to students corn- Somehow, I don't feel as though throw or own a frisbee. thing. The campus organizations feel funny. I wouldn't. know plain about studying, I've lost I belong here at Allegheny. I'm have high-flown moral ideals and Another friend told me to what to do with a little kid and I my sense of the dramatic. requirements I can't possibly live not serious enough. take a year off and do something I'd be a music-type but I up to. I've tried talking to my meaningul with my life, but I can't compose or perform mas- friends about it. Like the other don't know what's meaningful terpieces. night I went to Jan's apartment and what's not, so I forgot The interest houses are full, and besides, I'm not interes- I tried Allegheny Outing to try to figure out what to do about that. Club, but I got tired of cook- to pull myself out of this slump. ted in anything but creature Then I talked to Tom. comforts. outs in the CC lobby on rainy She just told me that I would weekends. feel much better if I moved Tom is always running around WARC only wants "pro- What ever happened to off-campus. doing Independent-type things. gressive"dj's, while I like Broad- activities for the sake of having I couldn't do that for I'm not sure what things exactly, but he's awfully busy. I was way musicals. fun? several reasons: AMDA is full; I Being funny is my busi- lucky to catch him when he was don't have a down jacket or a ness, you know. I guess I just in. backpack; I can't find second- I'm too klutzy to meet feel unwanted here where every- hand clothes to fit; I don't look Tom said I should join an intramural sports standards. one is so dedicated, so serious, good in handmade jewelry; I'm organisation. ASG only wants represen- so realistic. don't have anything to exchange Nobody understands a with the community. Besides, clown except other clowns. So What's an Allegheny student to do? ACE people seem to be enthu- why don't I just run away and siastic about what they're doing. join the circus? by Rick Green Perhaps schools should teach The mind mu be stimu- I thought of joining the Just like H.L. Mencken, in their students how to find lated to as many ideas and As the spring rolls into CAMPUS newspaper as a real spite of my complaints I'd rather inner-peace and self-awareness perspectives as possible, for the Meadville, people are actually reporter, but I'm interested in stay here. before they present them with things that happen off-campus. smiling, singing, playing and mind is the builder and the It's a lot like going to the surface information about sub- binding force between the body I'd join other organiy%- ZOO. rejoicing over all the things that jects that are interesting, but not and the soul. Allegheny has to offer. Well, at always relevant to everyone's least that's the way it should be. The soul (the last but not Nixon just won't quit immediate needs. least important part of man's The community has been by Rick Green Social and vocational pres- triune nature) is the most foreign policies. Now the former blessed with a straight week of President alludes to the tele- sures have almost forced stu- controversial of the three and If the old biblical saying beautiful weather and is it vision world in a possible at- dents to accept the present "what one sows, so shall ye ever a blessing after that long some believe that it does not tempt to rehabilitate his image system of education that is exist. The soul can be described reap" holds true for everyday and hard winter. Although the people, why not for politicians? (and also refill his pocketbook). available. - Prestige, power, and as the spiritual essence of an cold and biting winter created What about Richard Nixon. It In an interview to be aired the accumulation of material problems for many, it too individual. There are many ways is an ac.cepted fact that the this Wednesday, the former goods have been "prescribed" worked its magic on those who to contribute to its growth, but former President had played President says his actions follow- ing the Watergate burgulary were accepted it readily. Many people goals for students, as our soci- because of the controversy sur- some part in the "illegal activi- designed "not to try to cover were continually complaining ety's rat race would exemplify. rounding its existence, it is ties" of the Watergate scandal, up a criminal action" but to about how "awful" the winter Can- students really be content the least explored of the three in but he was fully pardoned from with their lives if they have our _school systems. Prayer, the possibilities of any prosec- contain the scandal for political was, but to what avail? Granted reasons. Should Nixon be given achieved the social norms but meditation, yoga and chanting ution. Is this justice? the weather often reflects soci- the chance to rationalize out his ety's attitudes but we should receive no self-actualization? It Nixon was given a fair mistakes? Is it in the better now use this wonderful spring is hardly likely as this quote chance to bow out semi-grace- interest of the country? Is it weather as a tool which will help from Mark, 8:34 suggests: "For fully (after all he was the Pres- justice? Hardly not. us grow in all ways, for we have what shall it profit a man, if he ident) but, so it seems, he misses If the rormer President of the limelight very badly. First, to prepare for the future. gain the whole world, and lose the United States retains any his own soul." Nixon was criticized for his visit traces of dignity and pride, then Our generation will be with Mao in China and the he would do best to bow out of Well then, what's a student entering a "hand me down" possible repercussions which national prominence permanent- world and we will need to be of at Allegheny to do? Moderation may have resulted with U.S. ly. strong minds and characters to is a key word when one wishes deal with the problems that need to seek 'a welr-rounded life, to be faced. Crucial times face enriched through inner- Colloquy is appreciated awareness. A basic assumption the world and we must be ready, are just some of the many tools of man is that he is composed of as Alexander Solzhenitsyn so that individuals use in their To the Editor: about those people on campus a triune nature: body, mind and bluntly puts it: "These two spiritual growth, and perhaps As a freshman on this who failed to take advantage of soul. Harmony among these Colloquy. It is hard for me to crises, the political crisis of should be enhanced within the campus I was a little uncertain -three will lead to fulfillment. imagine any person's interests today's world and the oncoming school systems more extensively. about the validity and interest of The human body is man's being so narrow that not one of spiritual crisis are occurring at The question is presented the Colloquy program. As the vehicle for expressing himself in weekend drew near, many of the over forty speakers appealed to the same time. It is our genera- again: What is a student to do? our 3-dimensional world. Phy- people I came in contact with him. It is sad to think that there tion that will have to confront First, we should all take a are people at Allegheny who them." sical fitness and the proper seemed excited about Colloquy. hard look at ourselves and our I remained skeptical. claim to have such a narrow Will we survive to the year assimilation of everything (food, educational experiences and de- I was, therefore; interest span. air, drugs, etc.) is essential for surprised 2000? Our educational systems cide for ourselves if we are by the information to be gained the proper attunement. may well be the deciding factor. heading in the direction that we and the interesting people to be I would like to congratu- sincerely want. If we find that met through this program. late and thank those people we wish to change our educa- Every hour, it seemed, held responsible for Colloquy. I some presentation of interest to tional objectives, then we must regret that I didn't get to see as me. Indeed, many times there much of Colloquy as I would BRAIN PUZZLERS each man? seek other alternatives within were two or three things I have liked, but I don't regret the community. 1) DO YOU KNOW YOUR wanted to see being presented that I participated in Colloquy. 3) CHANGE FOR A DOLLAR For those who seek, an UNITED STATES? Looking at the coins in my simultaneously. answer will be found. A) Which is the largest pocket, I noticed that I could This leads me to wonder Tim Cahill lake wholly within the United pay the exact price for any item States? from one cent up to and includ- B) Which is farther west, ing one dollar without receiving Pittsburgh or Miami? any change. What is the fewest c) Have any states corn- number of coins I could have mon borders with eight other had in ma ucket? states? D) Are any states bounded by four straight borders? 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CAMPUS Tuesday May 3, 1977 Page 4 44 4 REVIEW "Bus Stop " successful by Tim Cahill the attempt of Bo Decker, a of the diner and Kurt Lazaroff brash, fiesty cowboy from Mon- as Carl, the bus driver. tana and his attempt to convince "Bus Stop", the first Cherie, a two-bit singer from a Cynthia Waltenbaugh and production by the Playshop sleazy bar, to marry him. Inter- Dr. Fredrick Frank together Theatre this term, ended on an woven within this plot is a story emphasized the theme of lon- up-note Sunday night. Playing to about lonely people reaching out liness. Cindie portrayed Elma the third consecutive sell-out. for each other. Duckworth, a boyfriendless high audience, the show was received school girl. Frank plays an well by those who attended. Jim Spalding delivered an alcoholic ex-professor in need of William Inge's play was present- excellent performance as Bo. a friend. Together, they discover ed to the Allegheny community Spalding displayed his ability to with warmth, humor and sensi- things about themselves which act out an entire range of tivity. enable them to cope with life. emotions. His line delivery was The play takes place in a clear and natural. Spalding did Stuart Sweet Jr. is to be small street-corner diner in an especially fine job remaining commended for the fine job Bus Stop Kansas which doubles as a bus in character when not actively Jim Spalding and Stephen Feldmann as Bo and Virgil, in done on the set. The diner was ,presented last weekend by the PlayShop Theater. Photo by Don Delach stop. The story centers around involved in the dialogue. His performance over all was con- complete in every detail, from a red and white checkerboard vincing and enjoyable. floor, to a clock which kept time I IIE makes educational grants available throughout the performance. The Institute of Inter- certain specific awards, candi- Mrs. Jane Barretta in Bentley Sandy Wycoff, as Cherie, Director Richard Over- national Education announces dates may not hold the Ph.D. at Hall. The firm deadline for did an equally fine job. In meyer is to be congratulated for the official opening, as of May the time of application. Candi- submission of applications to addition to effective line deliv- a successful production. His 1st, of the 1978 - 79 compet- dates for 1978 - 79 are ineligible the Fulbright Adviser is October ery, she also displayed the direction as well as fine acting ition for grants for graduate for a grant to a country if 20, 1977. ability to convincingly convey combined for a funny, moving study or research abroad in they have been doing graduate happiness, joy, love and despair evening. academic fields and for pro- work or conducting research in Interested students are Her facial expressions were ex- fessional training in the creative that country during the academ- urged to discuss the program cellent, aiding in the conveyence and performing arts. It is ex- ic year 1977 - 78. with Prof. Merrick or Mrs. of each particular emotion. Harpsichord, from page 1. pected that approximately 550 Barretta during the present As Virgil, Bo's aging friend Along with his wife, awards to 50 countries will be school term. In the fall, at least and mentor, Stephen Feldmann Creative and performing Josephine Mongiardo, a soprano, available for the 1978 - 79 four weeks should be allowed was exceptional. Feldmann re- artists are not required to have a Cooper will again be teaching academic year. for gathering the necessary re- flected the character's common- bachelor's degree, but they must and performing at the Allegheny commendation, transcripts and sense and melancholy with a The purpose of these have four years of professional Summer Music Festival. The study or equivalent experience. other credentials as well as for great deal of sensitivity. grants is to increase mutual filling out the application. festival is planned for August 14 understanding between the Selection is based on the to 28, 1977. people of the United States and academic and/or professional Other fine supporting roles Basic information is Tonight's performance is record of the applicant, the were supplied by Mark Barnes as other countries through the posted in the display case in the free and open to the public. The exchange of persons, knowledge validity and feasibility of the Will Masters, the tough but brick wall which faces the north event is sponsored by the Public and skills. They are provided proposed study plan, the ap- kindly country sheriff; Linden entrance in Quigley Hall. Events Committee. under the terms of the Mutual plicant's language preparation Russell as Grace Hoylard, owner Educational and Cultural Ex- and personal cpalifications. change Act of 1961 (Fulbright - Preference is given to candidates Hays Act) and by foreign who have not had prior opport- governments, universities and unity for extended study or Bird navigation lectured on private donors. residence abroad. A strong "B" average is the minimum to make by Matt Lehman Lounge on Saturday as a part of orient themselves by directly Applicants must be U.S. one competitive. Colloquy, 1977. He is the sensing the direction of the citizens at the time of applic- How would you like to author of the introductory bio- earth's magnetic field. At night, ation, who will generally hold a Information and applica- live in a state of greatly height- logy textbook used by many pigeons have some ability to bachelor's degree or its equiv- tion material may be obtained ened sensory perception? Allegheny students. determine direction by the posi- alent before the beginning date from Prof. W. R. Merrick, Can you imagine being Dr. Keeton and his col- tion of the stars. of the grant and, in most cases, Fulbright Program Adviser at able to hear the sound of waves leagues are attempting to under- Dr. Keeton explained that will be proficient in the language Allegheny College, who is lo- pounding on a shoreline 2000 stand the mysteries of bird in addition to having mecha- of the host country. Except for cated in Quigley 112, or from miles away? What would it be like having a very sensitive navigation through a series of nisms for sensing direction, a altimeter built into your body experiments they are performing homing pigeon must also, in which could easily tell you at Cornell on homing pigeons. some unknown way, be able to whether you were on third or So far, their experiments sense its position. (If you're lost Are you antici fourth floor Brooks? Would you indicate that homing pigeons can in the woods, knowing which like to be able to see ultraviolet tell direction by three different way is north won't do you a bit and plane polarized light, sense methods. The most important of good unless you know where cno er hum c the direction on the earth's compass for the birds is the sun. you are relative to where you magnetic field, navigate by the By noting the position of the want to go.) sun and, to top it all off, fly? sun with respect to the time of It is this "position sense" day registered on its internal which puzzles scientists the Dr. William Keeton, a su mmer? bioclock, a pigeon can accurate- most. Dr. Keeton's efforts to professor of biology at Cornell ly determine north, south, east understand how this sense works University, described these and and west. Pigeons also have the have led to many amazing many other discoveries about ability to sense very weak discoveries about pigeons. He pigeons to a group of about 60 nagnetic fields and they can has found that the birds are able people in the Brooks Alumni to hear infrasound. Infrasound is very low frequency, high energy sound which can carry for thousands of miles with little Where's the largest record energy loss. Pigeons also seem to have extraordinary visual perception. Besides being able assortment in downtown to see light which is visible to humans, pigeons can also see ultraviolet light and they can detect plane polarized light ( light waves which travel in Meadville ? only one plane). In effect, they can see and See Birds page 12 Isommisummomoomg GC M ur phy C o. 141L l e a Nti M.S. In N.Y., M.D. In Italy a American pre-meds now have an exciting new way to de- 45 R •11 •M • R ecords $ .88 lie e Etg g Igo ie t I velop their careers— a unique biomedical graduate program I which combines: yeat ekawet at I I • a one-year, 36-credit course at major New York colleges which weddistg. 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aOvisoPs anne wpight peter walsh irC pan-hell Oance MaRathon CAMPUS Tuesday May 3, 1977 Page 8 Schreiber probes Kallinger murders for next book the manuscript in early 1978. woman possessed by sixteen SYBIL. While she admits that psychological study of Joseph by Harry Kloman So far, the project has been a separate personalities, was pub- the book was in part a "business Kallinger, a convicted murderer "solo effort." However, she lished in 1973. Since, then, venture," (she, Sybil and Sybil's who went on a seven week, three Sybil Dorsett may have adds, "I may bring in psychiatric Schreiber has had many offers to psychiatrist evenly divide the state crime spree in 1975. sixteen personalities, but author assistants of my own." lecture on the work. "My book's royalties) she also finds Kallinger was accompanied by Flora Rheta Schreiber is one In the WARC interview, availability for lectures is not as Sybil's case "just amazing." unique individual. his 13-year-old son. Schreiber speaks extensively of great as the demand," she notes. Before Sybil's sixteen per- "I'm delighted by the "I'm deeply involved with SYBIL, the Kallinger book and "I would be out every minute." sonalities were "integrated" into concept of a Colloquy," said the Kallinger story," says her own personal and profes- Dr. Schreiber's association one being, Schreiber says Sybil Schreiber, this year's Colloquy Schreiber, "and the approach sional interests. Keynote speaker and author of with literature led her to an was "the shell of a self." there is strictly psychological." SYBIL. "I think we live in a interest in psychology and Through dissociation,"she Schreiber has had over eighty- society that's much more con- psychiatry. "My preoccupation adds, "the original self yields two hours of "face-to-face" Flora Rheta Schreiber cerned with bodies than with has always been with the inter- many of it's attributes... to an- conversations with Kallinger. teaches a course on the effect of minds. I still happen to be old action of psychology and litera- other person. This leaves the She has not yet spoken to the the mass media on criminal fashioned enough to think that ture," she explains. "For me; central self, the CRUCIAL self, son, whom she feels has a justice at the John Jay College minds are somewhat more im- literature arid psychology have depleted." Sybil's sixteen per- "natural reluctance" to talk. of Criminal Justice in New York. portant." always been one." Dr. Schreiber sonalities became integrated Schreiber finds Kallinger She is an editor of SCIENCE Dr. Schreiber, who holds a believes that one cannot study after eleven years of psycho- an "extremely complex charac- DIGEST and an award winning Ph.D. in English and theatre, the classics (OEDIPUS REX, analysis. ter...intelligent and perceptive." writer in psychiatry. With such was interviewed on campus by KING LEAR, etc.) "without Dr. Schreiber's latest book She thinks he may "be suffering a diverse background, Flora WARC's Harry Kloman. The automatically becoming a stu- venture stems from her interest from a major neurological illness Rheta Schreiber aptly displayed interview will be broadcast in dent of psychology." in the relationship between that does bear some connection Colloquy '77's pledge of "A full Friday at 6:00 p.m. An interest in psychology psychology and criminal justice. with lapses into crime." Dr. Convergence of Minds." SYBIL, the true story of a led Dr. Schreiber to write She is currently researching a Schreiber expects to complete

The Colloquy '77 Core Commit- tee is now accepting applications Professional clown speaks about circus for next year's Core Committee. recoived a B.A. in philosophy filled with many kinds of Being responsible for his Applications will be available in by Tim Cahill and Gale Rue and psychology here. He people. He went on to explain own props, costumes, make-up the Post Office, in the Colloquy Rick Davis, a graduate of performed with the Ringling that the circus is socially strati- office, at Brooks Desk or by and gags is very important to Allegheny in 1974, spoke on Brothers, Barnum and Bailey fied. The clowns occupy the contacting box 87 before May Davis. He enjoys his work much clowning Saturday morning in Circus for two- years as a profes- lowest status of all circus per- 9th. more because he can create his the library auditorium. Davis sional clown and is now with the formers. The circus travels on a , own character and act. Circus Odyssey. mile-long train and the higher Clowns work on their own Panel discusses marriage Davis' talk centered status a performer holds the time schedule, Davis stated. around the psychology of co- closer his room will be to the They operate according to sea- A panel of four speakers Thus, marriage is more than a medy and clowning. People front of the train. sons, towns and acts. He exp- met in the CC Activities Room security blanket for many. She identify with clowns, he stated. Circus people are often lained that he watches a fellow Saturday afternoon to discuss differentiated between merely Clowns reveal the games people stereotyped as being odd, ac- clown and when he begins the topic of marriage as a viable staying together and staying play and the weaknesses of man. cording to Davis. "Mostly putting on his make-up Davis institution in a changing society. together happily and successful- A clown's make-up, however knows there are about 20 The panel included Richard people are just people, and I like ly, and said that married cou- allows a man to laugh without them a lot," he added. minutes before the show starts. Gallagher, Nancy McClelland, ples should work to achieve the fear of reproach. Davis described the showy A clown is not always Gloria Thomas and Bonnie latter. Davis believes in laughter. happy, Davis confided. The Ritter. atmosphere of the circus. The It was stressed that mar- He feels people need to laugh at lights, colors, props and smells work is demanding and he must All four agreed that there riage was something which others to reaffirm their own all lend to create what he calls perform at times when he does is no single answer to the ques- should not be rushed into. membership in the human race. "bally-lo". The circus revolves not feel like laughing himself. tion • of who should marry and Nancy Mc Clelland referred to a The clown's job is to make around "people involved in Davis, a man of small who should not. Members of book which stated that the laughter possible by presenting doing perfectly useless things, stature and amiable disposition, the panel outlined qualities they worst reason for getting married himself as the fool. At the same but they do them perfectly, and wore a wide smile and animated felt were essential in making a is being in love. time he must conceal from his I think there's some value in expression during his presenta- marriage work. People should not marry if audience that he is aware of his that," he stated. tion. This was an accurate It was stressed that mar- they feel they will be completed role. example of his philosophy riage is an individual choice. as a person. Marriage should not Laughter erupts when a Davis identified three about life. Davis' most impor- Gloria Thomas stated that this is be the fitting together of two person experiences something types of clowns which are seen tant message was that laughter is 1977 and that she would not halves to make a whole. Instead, contrary to what he expects, in the circus. The white-faced an important part of our lives. condemn living together. She it should be the working to- according to Davis. One stops clown is a "doll-like" clown This theme was conveyed added that she believes marriage gether of two people. thinking for a split second and whose face is completely made throughout the talk. At times, must exist where children are Gloria Thomas stated that laughter fills the void in the up. This clown plays the the clown would step into concerned. It was her belief that `he most important element of mind. When thinking resumes, "straight"man. The august character and "ham it up" for before considering marriage, aritirriage is consideration. Often laughter ends. clown reveals some flesh tones in those in the audience and for a however, one should be aware of people take each other for Davis said that he loves the face and acts as the "dumb" photographer. what the commitment will granted after the "courtship" being a clown. He stated that man. The character clown is the Davis' point about laug- require and be willing to give of ends. The panel agreed that people are no closer today to most human of all three clowns. hter was driven home when he onesel f. liking each other, being willing answering the question, "Why He represents a "type", such as a read a physiological explanation "Makifig a marriage work to compromise and seeing the are we here?" than they were in tramp or a keystone cop. of it. One could not help but and making it last are two opposite of an arguement are the caves. Clowns merely relate Davis uses the character wonder why someone would different things," stated Bonnie also important points to remem- to their environment instead of clown in his work. A performer want to reduce laughter to such Ritter. People no longer need ber. questioning it. They often always retains the same charac- a precise, scientific entity. As marriage to support themselves. See Panel page 12 present a novel way of dealing ter. A clown's make-up is very Davis continued to read, the with reality, which intrigues important to him and each article seemed more and more people. clown holds a moral copyright like a satire. Davis seemed to be Davis described the circus to his face. conveying his message that as a tiny microcosm of the world laughter, above all, is fun. 1 BIGGEST BOOKSTORE PRE-INVENTORY SALE EVER!!

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Page 9 CAMPUS Tuesday May 3, 1977 Netters topple Thiel, Grove City by Bill Friedlander by identical 6-2 scores. blemished 4-0 record. Dana Black and Ken Grey The easy win over Thiel The Allegheny College grabbed wins in the fifth and was not to be repeated against tennis team racked up two more sixth singles events respectively. Grove City however, as the victories last week, downing Dana defeated Tomcat Greg Grovers made the Gators sweat, PAC rival Thiel 7-2 on Flinchbaugh 6-1,6-3 while Grey with AC pulling out a tough 5-4 Wednesday before squeaking topped Alex Dowger 6-1,6-0. decision. past Grove City on Saturday, In doubles competition, Although the Gators took 5-4. Kalberkamp teamed with Bill four of six singles matches, they Carl Kalberkamp, the Kibler for a tough 7-5,7-6 needed a strong come-from- second seated sophomore from triumph over Tom George and behind victory by Kalberkamp Pittsburgh led the Gator attack Ron Smith. Smith had defeated and Kibler in the first doubles both days. Kibler in the first singles match event to insure the victory Against the Tomcats, the by the scores of 6-2 and 6-0. against the Wolverines of Grove Gator netters won four of six The Black brothers, Dana City. singles events and swept the and Ward took a slightly easier After falling behind as a doubles competition for a run- decision in the second doubles result of a 6-4 loss in the first away 7-2 triumph. event, defeating Moore and set, Kalberkamp and Kibler got Kalberkamp won the Flinchbaugh 6-3,6-4. their act together against Mark second singles in split sets, The third doubles match Farrell and Mark Mustio and coming back after losing the first was a breeze for the team of won the next two sets going set 5-7 with 6-4, 6-2 triumphs Vernon and Grey, who allowed away, 7-5 and 6-1. over Thiel's Tom George. their opponents only two first Kalberkamp, as usual, also Dave Vernon made it look set games on their way to a won in the second singles slot, a little easier in the second 6-2,6-0 triumph. topping Mustio in straight sets, singles match, defeating Chris The win put the Gators on 6-4,6-2. Dave Vernon then Moore of Thiel in straight sets top of the PAC's with an un- followed suit, grabbing the second singles match for AC, downing Mike Zeler, 6-4,64. Thinclads lose twice The Black brothers scored by Bill Friedlander vault, Kevin Dumpe grabbed the other two Gator points in first in the discus and Wimer was the fourth and fifth singles Allegheny's track team has tops in the javelin. events. Ward grabbed a 6-3,6-4 been travelling a rocky road of Against the Titans of decision from Alan Truvar, while late, or should we say a rocky CMU, the Gators fared about the brother Dana hung tough to Carl Kalberkamp, number two singles player for AC, keeps track. The AC thinclads drop- same, dropping their fourth PAC defeat Bob Schlichter in three his eye on the ball as he sets to hit a backhand against Thiel ped two more decisions this decision. sets 6-0,4-6,6-4. Wednesday. Carl won, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2. Photo by Paul Howell. week to drop their overall record Bright spots against to 1-5 and their PAC record to Carnegie-Mellon for the Gators 1-4. were Neil Copretto, who grab- Gators split twinbill with Akron The Gators made a rela- bed a first in the 100 yard dash, Last Friday, in non-league Allegheny came in the fifth on a Gator error and the score tively strong showing in both Hartz again in the 440 interme- competition, the Allegheny inning. With two outs and bases remained unchanged until the meets, losing to Hiram 81-64 on diate hurdles, Terry Coles it "-e College Baseball Team again split loaded, Mark Matlak singled, but sixth when Allegheny came up Wednesday and then to CMU on 220, Rahill once more in Vie a doubleheader, this time at the effort died when Frank with four runs. Saturday by a similar 84-61 three mile, Steib in the shot- nit Akron, Ohio against the Civaterese was cut down at the Matlak scored on a Chris score. and Wimer in the javelin. University of Akron. The plate. Regan double and with two Against the Terriers, the Rahall also finished second Gators lost the opener 2-0, but The Gators had better luck outs, Tim Miller scored on an Gator thinclads grabbed eight in the mile run. Pinkham came back to take the nightcap in the nightcap, however, as Joe RBI by Nardone. Steve Kazly firsts, including two sweeps. grabbed second in the 120 high 6-4. Dreistadt was credited with the loaded the bases with his second Mitch Magee led an AC hurdles and Gary Kania took In the first contest, Bob win, getting relief help from Tim hit of the game and Civaterese sweep in the mile run, followed second in the 440 hurdles. Bedrosian struck out four and Hurley and Bedrosian. drove Regan home with a single. by Larry Rahall and Ray Meeks Scolari was a second place walked one in a strong, but With AC down 1-0 in the Miller then scored when Mike while Tom Steib led the way in finisher for AC in the pole vault. losing effort. third, Chuck Lazar drew a walk Maropis drew a walk with the the Shot-put. Following Steib Other seconds for Both Akron runs were and then stole second. Lazar bases loaded. were Derran Wimer and Don Allegheny were recorded by scored with two outs. The first advanced to third as Nick Earlier in the week, Trubic. Bruce Hunter in the high jump, run for the Zips came in the Nardone reached first on an Allegheny was forced to cancel a Jeff Pinkham grabbed a Floyd Metzgar in the triple jump third inning on a pair of singles Akron error and Steve Kazley double-header with Thiel. The first in the High Hurdles for AC and again in the long jump and and an Allegheny throwing singled scoring Lazar. This sent Gator nine are scheduled to play as did Bill Hartz in the 440 Trubic in the discus. error. Their second run was Nardone to second; Nardone Washington and Jefferson hurdles. Rahall ran in with a The Thinclads will try to scored in the fifth on a walk and then scored on a sacrifice fly by College on Saturday in a home first in the three mile while redeem themselves Wednesday two singles. Civaterese. contest. Orland Donald pulled up third. against Grove City and then _The_ only threat by Akron scored in the fourth 1 1001•=m111110101111•1011111101 In the field events, Art again on Friday and Saturday as • ,,—. 0111M1•11111011010P1 Scolari took a first in the pole they host the PAC's. 1 1 I II I GATOR SLATE I GOLF TRACK Get your Wrangler Jeans now I Today vs. Westminster and 1 Ii Grove City Tomorrow vs. Grove City while the gettin's good! 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Action in Warren, Ohio Last Monday, on their last Wednesday put the Gators home course, Coach on top of Clarion State, Sundstrom's squad defeated Washington and Jefferson, and Gannon and Alliance, but were Bethany; although Youngstown edged by the Scots of Edinboro. State took top honors. Final The team totals showed: team scores showed: ALLEGHENY — 380 ALLEGHENY — 405 EDINBORO — 368 YOUNGSTOWN ST. — 396 GANNON — 383 CLARION ST. — 412 ALLIANCE — 445 W & J — 422 BETHANY — 462 Phil Rybecky earned Tom Hantke was number Gator medalist honors by shoot- one for the Gators by firing a ing a 2-over-par round of 74. score of 76, runner-up to Rybecky fired scores of 39 for Clarion's medalist Winn Solle, the front nine followed by an who completed the course in impressive 35 to finish the 75 strokes. Hantke split evenly round. His score boasted three throughout the course, splitting birdies and ten pars for the day. 38 and 38. Gator lacrossemen Rich Clarke (10) and Dick Carroll (24) charge downfield in the lacrosse Jim Allen and Bill Watt Jim Allen and John Jones • team's 9-7 win over Washington and Jefferson Wednesday. The Gators then stretched their win streak followed Rybecky, each with a each shot a score of 80; Jones to five on Saturday. Photo by Steve Haynesworth round of 76. Allen scored splitting 40 and 40 for the front evenly on the front and backside and back nine; Allen with a Lacrosse streak extended to ive of the course, splitting 38 42-38 split. by Tom Venator Other fine performances in Gator stickers are: Dick Carroll and 38. Freshman Bill Watt shot Phil Rybecky and John scoring include Paul Leeper with and Rich Clark with the double a score of 39 on the first nine Wright finished the day with The Allegheny Lacrosse a three goal hat trick and a goal hat trick of three goals and three holes and dropped to a score of respective scores of 84 and 85. team lengthened their three apiece for Dave Geyer and Phil assists each, Dave Case netted 37 for the remainder of the Coach Sundstrum said that game winning streak to five this Heilman. Another fine win for two goals, John Grace and John course. Allen birdied three and the team was hurt by the ab- week as they rolled over the Gator stickers who had to Davis had a goal and two assists parred 9 holes while Watt parred sence of Greg Stone and Bill Washington and Jefferson and overcome the absence of their apiece, and Paul Leeper and 14 holes. Watt whom were unable to Juniata College for the second coach Scott Barber. Mike Guralnick wind up the Greg Stone, last year's attend the four-team match. time. On Saturday the Gators scoring lineup up with a goal PAC runner-up medalist, and Sundstrum is hopeful that Last Wednesday the were slated to play Juniata each. John Wright finished with 77's; the consistent shooting of the Gators traveled down to W&J College, but due to breakdowns The Gator stickers head each splitting 39-38. Wright fired squad linked with the team's for what turned out to be a of the oppositions's transporta- now into the final three games 12 pars and one bird while talent will show other teams in difficult matchup. Allegheny, tion 'the game had to be for- of the season on the road with Stone finished the day with one the PAC's what the game of golf however, outplayed the feited. the finest record of any bird and 11 pars. is all about this Thursday and Presidents the entire game, both The large crowd that had Allegheny Lacrosse team. If Tom Hantke, Rich Klein, Friday at the PAC champion- in shots on goal and total time come to see the game were not you can, travel with the Gators and John Jones completed the ships. with the ball. disappointed however, because as they travel down to Slippery Gator slate by shooting scores of The coach has high hopes Sophomore attac kman Gator Coach Barber donated Rock on Wednesday or Bethany 78, 79, and 81 respectively. for Greg Stone and Jim Allen to Rich Clark's outstanding per- several players to Juniata so that on Saturday. It may be your Jeff Spath of Edinboro "come around" and lead the formance of four goals for the a game could still be played. last chance to get in on the had the low for the day, finish- team to a well deserved victory. game, two being fourth quarter Even with the addition of excitement of Allegheny's ing with a one-under-par 71. The Gators now post a go ahead goals, guaranteed the several fine Allegheny players, strongest and most exciting Coach Sundstrum said that 13-2 win-loss record and are 7-0 win for the Gators at 9 goals to Juniata lost to the Gators by a lacrosse team yet. rainy weather prohibiting five in the conference. W&J's 7. score of 12 to 3. Scoring for the Assuming an expected sterling performance at the GATOR FARE PAC's, the Gators are hopeful SPEED READING COURSE for the upcoming National PAC OVERALL tournament. —Gators: Good TO BE TAUGHT IN Luck at the PAC's— BASEBALL 2-0 5-5 GOLF 7-0 13-2 ATHLETE'S LACROSSE 5-2 MEADVILLE/ OIL CITY SOFTBALL 4-1 TENNIS 4-0 6-1 FOOTNOTES TRACK 1-4 1-5 NBA The New England Reading Lab is offering their famous speed Quarter Finals reading course to a limited number of qualified people here . in ,the Best of Seven Meadville/Oil City area. 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Page 11 CAMPUS Tuesday May 3, 1977 Women Gators win twice, up record to 4-1 Winning isn't everything, Robin Sury, although los- Gators came right back with a commented Coach Lee it's the only thing, or at least the ing her shutout, pitched an pair in the top of the second to Eschenheimer. Although she only thing the women's softball excellent game for Allegheny, knot the game at two. noted a slump in batting, the team seems to know how to do. striking out four batters as she AC took the lead in the Coach added that the team The Gator women troun- went the distance. third as Murph reached first on a compensated by tightening up ced visiting Robert Morris 21-1 Wednesday's game was a bunt single. Sherwood's single on defense. Wednesday, tthen avenged an good primer for the Gator drove Murphy in and AC had a "Today was the first game earlier loss by squeaking past women, as they faced slim 3-2 lead. where we saw a competitive Mercyhurst on Saturday, 8-7. Mercyhurst on Saturday, the The Gator lead was short- situation. The game was played Sarah Delano and Robin only team to have defeated the lived however, as the hosting the way softball should be Sury each scored four runs Allegheny women this season. Lakers tied the score at three played," declared Eschenheimer. against RM while Delano and But the Gator girls were with an unearned run in the The team played the game Linda Weber each went three for not to be intimidated, even on fourth. for Arlie Sears, a senior captain five at the plate. the Lakers home field, as the But after the fifth, the who broke her hand in AC's first The Gators were credited Allegheny team held on for an Mercyhurst squad was in trouble encounter with Mercyhurst. with only four RBI's, as the 8-7 triumph. The Lakers up to their waists. Coach Eschenheimer anti- Colonols committed eleven er- defeated AC in the season Beth Giese singled to start cipates that Behrend will provide rors in the field. The errors opener 23-13. the rally, and Sue Lyon followed some of the toughest competi- allowed the Gator girls to score Allegheny burst through with a walk. Web's single scored tion of the season tomorrow. with reckless abandon and put with five runs in the fifth inning Giese and Lyon, putting the The Cubs recently beat the game away early. to crack open a 3-3 tie and Gators on top by two, 5-3. Mercyhurst by the score of Put the game away early is propell the Gator women to Sherwood then walked, 10-2. exactly what the Gators did, as their fourth victory of the and passed balls allowed her and Senior Beth Giese expres- they scored seven runs on only season. Weber to score. Another walk sed some concern over the six hits in the first inning. Cathy Linda Weber and Cindy to Duerr and a double by Sury defense, commenting that "we Duerr, Missy Feeley, Weber, Sherwood led the Gators, as Web put the AC women on top by had a lot of errors. So far the Bob Bedrosian, captain of Sury, and Cindy Sherwood pro- scored a pair of runs and drove five, 8-3. way we're winning is on the the Allegheny baseball team, vided the hitting for AC as the in two, while Sherwood scored a Two runs in the sixth and opposition's errors. We need to hails from Methuen visitors fell behind very quickly. pair and got one RBI. The two more in the seventh brought clean up our defense and get Massachusettes. Known as 13' The AC women stretched Gators stole nine bases, led by the hosting Lakers to within some hits." by his friends, Bob is a senior their lead to 10-0 in the third, Duerr who was credited with one, but Allegheny held on for a The Gator women are biology major. After graduating then moved up by fourteen in three thefts. satisfying 8-7 victory. home tomorrow against from Allegheny, 13' plans to the fouth. The four-nun fourth Mercyhurst opened the "The team did a really Behrend, then travel to Villa study radiology in graduate was sparked by the base running scoring with a pair in the good job of hanging tight," Maria on Saturday. school, possibly at Northeastern. of Linda Weber who stole three bottom of the first, but the One of AC's top atheletes, bases, including home. Bob has been a standout since A double by Cathy his high school days. At Brooks Murphy sparked another Gator Gators lead PAC all-sports race School, he earned All-New rally as the AC women upped England honors as a wrestler. their lead to 16-1. Robert Allegheny College current- in second place with 29 points. Allegheny will host the Coming to Allegheny in Morris had scored a run in the ly stands in first place in the Following are John Carroll with conference track and field meet 1973, Bob has been a standout fourth, but it really didn't Presidents' Athletic Conference 27, Hiram with 26, Washington May 6 and 7 at Robertson on the baseball team since matter. all-sports trophy race. and Jefferson with 23.5, Case Field. The PAC golf tourney will freshman year. To add insult to injury, The Gators own 35.5 total Western Reserve with 21, Beth- take place at Avalon in Ohio, A southpaw pitcher, 13' the Gators scored four more points as the eight conference any with 16.6, and Thiel with May 5 and 6. Case Western will carries an impressive 26-7 runs in the sixth inning to cap schools compete in spring sports. 12.5. hold the PAC tennis champion- the days scoring with AC ahead The fall-winter sports PAC Allegheny put together its ships May 6 and 7 with Allegh- record, into this season, with a by twenty, 21-1. standings show Carnegie-Mellon first place total with PAC eny as defending champion. cummulative earned run average championships in football and of about 1.50 swimming, a second place finish Against Hiram last year, in soccer and third place endings Fencing team the tough lefty struck out ten in basketball and cross country. • • batters in a row. Bedrosian also The wrestlers came through with organizing was once the winning pitcher in a fifth place finish. both ends of a doubleheader. Rain and cold weather are Anyone interested in being Bedrosian has had many interrupting the spring sports on an AFLA (Amateur" Fencers honors bestowed upon him, schedule as the Gator teams try League of America) men's or including being listed on the All to keep their momentum going women's foil team for the NCAA stat sheet for division in an effort to capture Allegh- 1977-78 season contact John three in two of his three years. eny's fifth straight all sport's Newman, Box 803, or call He has been chosen as an All- PAC selection three years in a trophy. 724-9704. Experience is pre- row, and last year as a junior, `B' ferred but not required. Equip- was named the MVP of the ment and instructions provided. All-PAC team--his most memor- GOOD LUCK Students interested in recrea- able moment in sports. tional fencing or 9 man, 4 As pledge trainer, 13' can woman intercollegiate fencing often be found at the Sigma AT PAC'S contact any member of the Alpha Epsilon Fraternity embi- Allegheny Fencing Club. bing in BOTASH. NI MINI M= MI IM NI MI MI 1111111111•111111111111•1111 1111111111•111111=11•111111111111111=111111•111MMIIM I I Robin Sury, sophmore pither for the women's softball team I shows off her form at Robertson Field Wednesday. The Gators won, 21-1 Photo by Steve Haynesworth I

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CAMPUS Tuesday May 3, 1977 Page 12 Thomas discusses divorce trauma Gloria Thomas, Chief on welfare she must file for i t Probation Officer of Domestic support. Thomas doesn't neces- Relations Division of Luzerne sarily believe women should get County Courts, presented a talk support for children if she is "Divorce -- Trauma of the capable of supporting them on Seventies" Friday afternoon as her salary. part of Colloquy weekend. According to Thomas, In her speech, Thomas "Consideration and cooperation stated that there are over 1 are the most important things to million divorces a year. She feels a marriage." Living together divorce has very hard effects on does not create stability. "But the family, especially the child- I'm not going to knock it; this is ren. Thomas continued by say- the seventies," she said. ing, "When there is some kind of Some solutions which social illness it is always traced Thomas suggests to slow divorce back to the home." She added, are to have educational classes "Sybil is a prime example of on the roles of marriage and to this." seek help as soon as you dis- Thomas feels that when cover a marital problem. Thomas parents fight it is the worst of situations because they are feels there should be a "cooling guided by emotions. Also the down" period before a dovorce I 4,1 children are used as pawns by for counseling because some Michael Harrington, "spokesman for the Democratic left," presented an address last Tuesday being forced to pick between divorces come about "from plain evening in Ford Chapel. Harrington's appearance was sponsored by the Public Events Committee. parents. She adds, "The children stubborness." are our prime concern." Another Thomas ended by saying prime concern has to deal with "The family is the basis of many Panel from page 8 Choir to perform on Sunday financial support for the child- concerns and of growing con- The panel discussed var- ren. Since Pennsylvania has no cern." Due to new federal laws The Choir of Allegheny Europe, where its reception may College will present a Spring ious ,i,ays of preventing "rush- alimony, all money comes from this field is opening up for new be characterized by this review ed-into" marriages. This type of child support. If n woman is careers. Concert on Sunday May 8, at 3 from the Friesland Press in the marriage often leads to divorce. Birds from page 4 p.m. in Ford Chapel. The public Netherlands: Mandatory pre-marital counsel- hear the world in ways which we and understanding of alternate is invited to attend free of "The Allegheny ing, renewable marriage con- can't even imagine. sensory modes very difficult. charge. Choir is of a noble quality. It has The program will feature tracts and periodic counseling Dr.Keeton explained that He stressed that a better beautiful sopranos, warm altos, understanding of how other the motet, "Praise the Lord All after marriage were all suggested. the way in which we perceive clear tenors and sonorous basses. Bonnie Ritter also recommended living creatures perceive the Ye Nation," by J.S. BAch. Other the world through our own, Together they form a rich, "fight training" so that couples world can lead to increased numbers are by Sweelinck, limited senses creates a human sonorous ensemble. could disagree and still be human understanding and ap- Gretchaninoff, Kodaly, and the bias which makes the detection The choir crescendos friends. preciation of our environment. spiritual, "Great Day." from an extreme 7ianissimo to a Bonnie Ritter added that Wagner's Act III opening brilliant fortissimo without a chorale from "Die Meistersinger two people considering marriage * CLASSIFIEDS * hinge of forcing or loss of tonal von Nuernberg" and two songs should make it clear to each beauty. The Sarah Homer Prize, Career Services Underclass in tribute to Morten J. Luvaas, other what their expectations It was fantastic 40.00, Income from a fund of Orientation Sessions in freshman "Playroom on Parade" (more are before saying their vows. It choral singing, beautiful in Residence Halls -- Open to any sophisticated than it sounds) and is essential that a couple realize $500.00, left by the late Fred L. sound, spontaneous and creative, interested students, regardless of "Ecstasy," will round out the that there will be some " un-ne- Homer, in honor of his mother, Sarah yet perfectly polished. That the musical offerings. Dr. Luvaas gotiable" arguments and that Homer, is awarded each year for place of residence. Freshmen espe- audience loved it was made was founder and for thirty-five the best piece of undergraduate cially encouraged to attend. May 4 -- evident by applause which some provision be agreed upon years director of the Allegheny South Hall (Admissions Lounge); would have to be called an to handle such situations. creative writing submitted to the Finally, the panel stressed May 9 -- Edwards Hall (room across Singers. ovation. Department of English during the The Choir returned in that a marriage requires constant from -TV lounge); May 17 -- Walker The choir is under the college year. Entries may include December from its third tour of work to keep it successful. Annex (Main Lobby). Sessions will direction of W.S. Wright North. Poetry, short fiction, articles or Although most marriages will run from 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Learn essays. The entry may or may not ASG from page 1 investigate the feasibility of ASG have problems, marriage can still more about what's involved in Career be a positive and viable for have appeared in the "Campus" or students. This quorum require- utilizing the postage meter lo- planning and about Career Services people today. "The Literary Magazine." Three ment will hold regardless, even cated in the college's service programs. copies of the competing manuscript .elections of representatives have department. must be submitted to Mrs. Freund, not taken place. Be it moved that the This Friday May 6, the The Mary A. Flower Prize, Cochran 237 by May 16. Judges will Also approved was a Student Life Committe invest- Senior Class will sponsor an $140.00, is to be awarded biennially be two members of the Englsih motion to allocate $1500 from igate and evaluate all constitu- all-College dance in Reis Libr- "to the student who shall write the ary. - department and one faculty member the Concert Committee budget tions of ASG recognized organ- best thesis of not less than 1000 izations. The building which served from another department. In case no to the CC Ca ■iinet specifically words nor more than 5000 words, :. Be it moved that Article students for nearly a century has entry seems to merit the prize, the or a Goodtimes Revival Week- giving the most convincing reasons end Concert phis money k III, section lA of the By-laws be been empty since Pelletier judges may withhold the award until why boys and or girls should seek a expected to he surplus in the amended to read "no religiously Library opened last fall. Stu- a later year. college education." Judges will be concert budget or the up- or partisan politically oriented dents and faculty members are coming Poco concert. organization may petition the invited to talk, dance and Furnished 5 bedroom, 2 two members of the English depart- New motions brought out `committee of the budget' for reminisce. bath, 2 kitchen single or duplex. ment and one faculty member from and sent to the appropriate funds " cc'r- The Senior Class wants to Available 15 June 77 to 15 June another department. Three copies of bring the old building back to standing committees included 78. Call Vic Kress Realtor the competing manuscript must be life one more time. Freshmen The following: 335-6 23 1. submitted to Mrs. Freund, Cocharn can see and imagine what it was B. it moved that on:y one MEM 237 by May 16. rep ,.esen tative from Alleghen y like, upperclassmen can remem- ber when, and faculty can help APARTMENTS FOR RENT College attend PISA meeting's. HOUSE FOR SUMMER fill everyone in on the past. Close to campus, 763-5582. Harold Be it moved that A •;( ; RENT: 610 N. Main Street. The Dance will begin at 8 Gafford, R.D. 1 Sagertown. p.m. Admission will be 50 cents Excellent location, six persons per person. Refreshments and maximum. Inquire 724-3982 or popcorn will be served. FOR RENT: 2 apartments Box 1184. The Cussewego Jazz Band (each two rooms and bath). 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