VOLUME 96, NUMBERCAMPUS 29 ALLEGHENY COLLEGE, MEADVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1972 Group protests abortion bill

This morning at 5 :45 a.m. a abortion legislation, and the PAC group of approximately 25 wished the protest to occur early Allegheny students left for in the week. Harrisburg to help with a mass The group, made up of WE protest occurring in the Capitol members and other male and Building. The protest is directed female students, will meet the against a new abortion bill, H.B. other protesters at the PAC 800, which is being released to Headquarters located in the the Senate floor sometime this YWCA building in Harrisburg. week. There they will split into groups H.B. 800 prohibits all abor- from each Senatorial district tions except when a board of and head for the Capitol building. doctors certifies that the Each individual in the group will pregnant woman will certainly then see his or her Senator die without recourse to abortion. approximately every fifteen She must, however, have minutes, urging him to vote written permission for this life- against H.B. 800. saving measure from her Briefing sessions for all parent or guardian, if under 18, groups will be held ap- or from her husband, if proximately every 45 minutes. married. PAC Headquarters will be The Pennsylvania Abortion staffed all day and will carry Coalition wrote to Allegheny's information on what district Women's Equality group earlier each Senator represents , wher e Todd Dickinson proposed Sunday night that the li- Several proposals at Sunday night's ASG meeting this term asking WE to join to find him or her, and what to brary be kept open until 1 o'clock from Study Day came out of the Finance Committee, chaired by Dave other women's groups from all say when approaching each until the end of the term. - Weitzel. over the state in descending en Senator. masse to Harrisburg to protest A substantial turnout is ex- H.B. 800 on November 14. This pected from groups all over the date was set because it is im- state. The Allegheny group, possible to know what day the traveling by car, expects to be ASG debates requirements Senate will actually vote on the back by 10:00. Motions concerning student organizations' of- shifting within a budget already alloted failed to ficer requirements, voting procedures on special pass (11-15-0); which means that any internal requests for funds of organizations given money shifting of budgets requires a majority approval of by ASG, and an allotment from the budget of Council. The motion concerning secondary or Women's Equality for today's trip to Harrisburg additional allotments to groups, however, passed Alarm system were the major topics of business at Sunday (24-1-2 ) , and adds to the financial proceedings that night's meeting of ASG Council. any secondary funds must be approved by two- The motion concerning the requirement that all thirds of the members present at the meeting officers of ASG funded organizations be either when such requests are made. students, faculty, or members of the ad- Finance Committee then moved that an addition being considered ministration drew a limited amount of flak from be made to financial proceedings, requiring that those representatives who believed that in some any salaries not presented in an individual By BOB ELLERS that time, for equiping Walker cases certain organizations might flounder organizations budget (proposals are made at the Annex, South, Brooks and without the aid of some off-campus people and beginning of third term each year ) must be ap- The Administration is con- Crawford Halls with "Dentco- former students involved in their operation. The proved by a majority vote of ASG Council. This templating installing alarm Multiple-Block" alarms. This argument that the motion was good on the grounds motion passed, 22-2-2. systems in Brooks and type of security alarm operates of being a valuable "general policy", that Two requests for funds, one by Dan Pride to Crawford Halls to cope with by means of a special iden- organizations were funded by student tuition renew ASG's subscription to the National Student nocturnal non-student in- tification card, which unlocks the money and should hence at least be run by full or Association's information service ($100 from the trusions. door. At night, when in use, part-time students, held out after debate and the General Fund), and Women's Equality's request Repeatedly Allegheny has been residents would be required to motion was passed by a vote of 18-6-3. As it is an of $50 from their budget for transportation funds plagued by the presence of use a designated main door, amendment to the ASG Constitution, it must now to Harrisburg, were both passed, 21-0-4 and 20-1- potentially hostile elements equipped with the "Dentco-Multi- receive a majority vote from the students on the 6 foreign to the college com- Block" alarm system. All other next referendum. It does not outlaw non-student In new business, investigation has been put into munity. Manifested by the rash doors would remain closed, membership in campus organizations ; it states, motion on the possibility of cigarette machines on of burglaries occurring earlier triggering an alarm if opened. though, that non-students cannot ascend to the campus ; and the question of repair of park ben- this year, the problem has At the time it wouild have cost rank of "officer." ches and installing a sidewalk behind Caflisch Hall grown with the increasing $6,154.40 for outfitting the Secondly, Finance and Rules Committees of- was brought up again and referred to Barb presence of nocternal womens' dorms with such fered the motion that an amendment be added to Fleischauer for confirmation. Executive Com- trespassers wandering through alarms. The cost being the financial proceedings of ASG that required a mittee was requested by motion to look into the the womens' dormitories. prohibitive was the chief reason two-thirds vote of Council members present at any possibility of keeping the library open until 1 am Numerous incidents, involving given for the proposals rejection meeting in order to allocate new funds to any from Study Day until the end of the term; and outside intruders, have been in February, 1971. funded organization or to allow organizations to Student Life Committee was handed a motion reported mostly in Brooks and Mr. Humphrey admits the fact shift within their budget. After some discussion requesting that maids not be allowed to clean Crawford Halls. Miss Ann that it has always been a and changes , it was moved to vote on each motion rooms over Christmas without the express desire Wright, Director of Residence, problem safeguarding the separately. The motion concerning internal of the students. attributes this to the fact that dormitories at night. He em- Brooks is the center of activities phasizes the fact that it is im- in terms of dormitories, thus possible to be at all dorms at making it more available, while once with available manpower Republicans back drive Crawford is somewhat remote and therefore advocates an from the rest of the campus, alarm system as an alternative. leaving it more susceptible. Although no serious incidents Both these factors play an im- ha,ve so far occurred, Mr. portant role. Miss Wright also Humphrey feels that in view of to lower Pa. drinking age stated that RA's have made the increasing number of in- repeated pleas to the residents truders it is only a matter of The Allegheny College of the legislature. letters to local newspapers and to of all womens' dormitories to time. Republicans, in cooperation with The State College Republicans their own legislators asking them keep all doors shut at night. The "I can never state too often," the Republican College Council of have hired a registered Youth to support the bill. Senator R. doors automatically lock upon says Humphrey, "that the Pennsylvania, are sponsoring a Lobbyist, John Lincioni, to assist Budd Dwyer (R - Crawford closing. Nevertheless, campus security guards are here for the drive to lower the drinking age in with our efforts in support of this County) has indicated he will security guards, on their nightly students' benefit." He feels it is Pennsylvania to eighteen. bill. In addition, the CR's have support the bill. Representatives rounds, constantly find doors his responsibility to protect the Petitions have been placed in the filed suit in Federal District in the General Assembly from left open. students, before a tragedy oc- dorms and in dining halls which Court in Philadelphia against the this area are H.H. Haskell from Mr. Edward Humphrey, curs. Humphrey proudly boasts declare student support for State Liquor Control Board, Titusville and David Hayes of Director of Campus Safety, of the friendly relationship his Senate Bill 1633, introduced by challenging the law prohibiting Fairview. pointed that the problem of men have with the students, and Senator Robert Rowner. 18-21 year olds from drinking as a Please contact Howard outside intruders is not a new assures them that if an alarm Students are asked to sign these violation of the equal protection Seamens (336-9035) or Karen one to Allegheny. Responding to system is initiated that this petitions by the end of the term as of the laws clause of the Four- Abetta (336-9086) if you wish to the situation in 1971, Mr. relationship will not be damaged the bill must become an issue if it teenth Amendment. place your name on a petition or Humphrey cOnsulted a private is to be passed in the next session Students are urged to write help in any way. firm and received estimates, at See ALARM, page 8 'Page 2 CAMPUS Tuesday, November 14, 1972 • • •

§The decision at ASG Sunday night to limit membership in Oikoumene- the whole governing boards of ASG-funded organizations to students was an important move on the part of the student government. Student activities which receive their money from ASG are funded by money which originally comes from the students, and as such should be under the direction of student officers. An earth strength in diversity officer who is not a student oculd quite easily fall out of contact with the campus and its activities, and not fulfill his post in best interest of the members of the organization or the student body in general. §At the same time, ASG kept the proposal from becoming too §Oikoumene meets weekly, on Sunday evenings, at which time a common meal, cooked by restrictive by not limiting membership in such organizations By MARK SHEAR AND DALE SMITH merely to students. Such a move would have cut campus groups members of the community, is shared. The topic of the evening is grounded Biblically and off from participation from many people, and contributions from §In this column we will discuss another focus of discussion ensues. Sometimes the meeting is many sources which would be very valuable. To prevent alumni, the liberal Christian Community, Oikoumene. devoted entirely to discussion of a common people from Meadville, and former students from joining and The word Oikoumene means the whole earth. question in small groups and other weeks a contributing to student activities wouild have been a costly error. Last year was the year of the Christian split at guest speaker is invited to share his ideas with Happily, ASG has chosen to protect the interests of students Allegheny. Although a solid common ground the group. Freddie Harris of the Unity Center without cutting them off from a valuable segment of the local was felt in Jesus the Christ, a difference in spoke on the question of spiritual and physical population. theology was recognized, so two groups needs. Chip Nix then discussed spiritual needs emerged. The fundamental group is now called and Coalition's method of dealing with them on Allegheny Christian Outreach, and gains power college campuses. Dr. Ketcham talked about through a more literal interpretation of the Bible language as it pertains to commitment. Byrn (a column will appear next week on this group). Johnson shared his ideas concerning Church the liberal group is now called Oikoumene. §The possibility of the installation of an alarm system on the renewal. doors of Brooks and Crawford Halls in the not-too-distant future is one which calls for much consideration. In the opinion of Mr. Edward Humphrey, Director of Campus Security, such a device is inevitable, because with the present security system it is only a matter of time before something serious occurs in one of the women's dormitories. Doors are locked at 9 o'clock at night, and students are asked to use only the main entrance to Brooks, but §Apart from the lectures and discussions of a the rule is consistently ignored, and security guards on patrol strictly theological nature, Oikoumene also frequently find doors ajar, giving free access to anyone at any deals with the every day application of a hour of the night. Christian commitment. A film dealing with §The idea of a system of alarms may disturb many, possibly interpretation of the Christian concepts and how giving the impression that an elaborate device for detecting they may apply to the lives of people as actors violators of the intervisitation policy is being established. Yet was examined. This provided the participants a some from of security is necessary. If students living in Brooks means to re-examine their actions as followers of are not willing to take upon themselves the responsibility of using Jesus Christ. side doors only when necessary and of simply closing a door firmly, then this is the only alternative. If the students will not concern themselves with their own security, serious measures must be taken. This may sound like a simplistic solution to the problem of safety in the dorms, yet it would be effective, and eliminate the need for an electronic detective. §Other methods used by this community include fellowship and at the same time a review of their individual commitments was accomplished by an afternoon-evening gathering at Bousson, and a creative session of banner-making, where the Grid success individual groups decided upon ideas important §The Campus would like to extend its congratulations to §The word Oikoumene was chosen because to them as members of Oikoumene and placed Allegheny head football coach Sam Timer on the attainment of these people felt a need to relate their faith to them upon banners which now decorate the his first winning season in his third year of coaching at Allegheny. the whole earth and daily life situations. The chapel oratory. Coach Timer, his staff, and the team compiled a 5-4 record and spiritual focus is the examination of all aspects finished in second place in the Presidents' Athletic Conference. of one's Christian commitment and in this Except for a setback at the hands of Thiel two weeks ago, Coach process the common strengths are drawn upon Timer might have captured his first PAC title. We are certain and provide a constant reaffirmation of faith. that in the near future (wait till next year?) Timer will successfully At Oikoumene people are encouraged to express direct his charges to the peak of the PAC. the individuality of their own particular com- §While intercollegiate athletics have been deemphasized mitment and discuss and question the validity of somewhat in recent years, they still are and will continue to be a their actions and faith. The strength of the source of pleasure for many people, be they participants or group lies not in a single and easily identifiable spectators. Allegheny's athletic program has made many ad- concept but in a common concern and ac- vances over the past few years to the point where Gator teams are ceptance of each other's differences • and capable of competing on a par with all toher teams in the PAC. struggles. Oikoumene derives its feeling of More importantly, the college has been able to improve its Community through the challenges that athletic program without sacrificing quality elsewhere. The everyone's faith presents to him. The group success of Coach Timer and his team on the football field this fall then, draws its strength from its diversity. is only one facet of a multi-sided program of improvements in the athletic program from which the college as a whole can only benefit.

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A shrub grows in Brooklyn

By SCOTT ROBINS §It was into this situation that I was school age feel unwelcome and quite a bit authority has been accepted without a recently thrust when I learned from my scared. In addition to the mobs, boycotts fuss. Instead, I suggest that it is a fear §It is one thing to be able to look at parents and the news media that my of the community schools were that black families themselves will move something and form a judgement and neighborhood had become the center of a organized. into a 95 percent white neighborhood. another to be involved and do the same. good deal of attention. Newsweek even §Being 500 miles away from home and There is the fear that the values of their Little Rock, Arkansas became the center likened the situation to Little Rock the incident, I do not of course have a homes will decrease plus, if I may say so of national attention when protests and (which is a little bit of an exaggeration first hand account. But I have lived in without sounding simplistic, a basic violence erupted with the integration of and a bad analogy in true Newsweek Canarsie for 15 years and the people racist feeling of "We don't want that the public schools. Using the incident at style). involved were people I came in contact kind down here." I learned of a Little Rock as an example, from a §It seems that 32 black kids from with every day and the people's feelings clergyman who went right to the heart of position of detachment one could have Brownsville in Brooklyn had been bused were something I encountered whether in the matter and called it racist only to be attributed the situation to a) the system, to John Wilson Junior High in Canarsie, a store or a sidewalk conversation. So I silenced (and maybe fired) by his b) man's inherent evil, c) the blacks or d) an almost all-white lower middle class cannot let myself not get involved congregation. anything your little heart desires, neighborhood. In the tradition of all- emotionally and for once a stand based §It is this kind of racism that has been depending on your orientation. white neighborhoods, parents of the on personal experience must be taken. prevalent for years in Canarsie and in all §Actually, it doesn't really matter what Canarsie community decided that this Apathy will not prevail. Below are likelihood most white communities you attribute it to, for the incident would lower the educational level of the observations and perceptions involving throughout the country. It's a fear of probably never affected you directly, i.e. schoosl if the busing took place. Con- the incident. change and a fear of loss. Racism has your children's education. If you were sequently, they formed demonstrations §Black kids have been going to Wilson, been in Canarsie for years but it never there, though, if your children or you against this. The New York School Bildersee and other neighborhood had an opportunity to manifest itself. It lived in Little Rock at the time, you more Superintendent, in his infinite wisdom, schools for years. It seems totally in- was a self-continued world with little than likely would have a definite position decided that things would be better if the conceivalbe to me that the idea that the contact between blacks and whites. Thus and a strong set of emotions about the kids were bused to Isaac Bildersee Junior addition of more black kids would lower the fear of "Them." I'll find it very hard incident. You know the peoople in- High (my old school) also in Canarsie. the standard of education is the slightest to think much of people in my neigh- volved, maybe personally and you know He was overruled by the New York City bit legitimate or anything but a borhood when I go home for many of the circumstances. It is not a page out of School Board who said they would have rationalization by the parents. The idea those involved I used to respect while a textbook, but an actual event in your to go to Wilson. The results were angry that the community should control its ignoring their social outlook. I cannot do life. You no longer can shut it out mobs at the schools shouting things like own schools is a very fine principle but that anymore and the situation leaves me (unless, of course, you move away and "Go back to the zoo," and generally one that has never been very strong in angry and sad. It kind of makes me deny the reality of it). making the 32 black kids of junior high Canarsie where most of the time central wonder how Dylan could write, "I'm going BACK to New York City, I do believe I've had enough." Thanks to C.C.

To the Editor: The election staff of WARC would like to thank the Campus for its complimentary editorial of November 10, but would also like to call to the attention of the editor that he neglected to mention the CC's part in our election coverage. We would like to thank extend our thanks to Bob Olmsted whose enterpiise in obtaining the TV's and necessary cable connections helped make the whole night possible.

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Archeologists Waiting for

plan outing the alienation

Charles Jenkins, specialist in Crawford County. Following By DAVE KOVACS local Indian sites, from Alliance this, the club will tour his lab Not Insane and the other side, montage of half finished ideas College, is slated to present the facilities, and have a chance to The Firesign Theatre has found Not Responsible, is ostensible that all are recorded together ; first off-campus experience examine some of his finds -- in- its own niche in obscurity. their own disillusionment thinly interspersed with canned Saturday afternoon, November cluding ancient arrowheads, Shouting at us from a mire of disguised as a Shakesperian laughter. By trying to alienate 18, to the newly formed Allegheny Indian skulls, wooden artifacts hissing, buzzing undercurrents, production Or Anything You everyone who responded to their Archeology Club. and special stone utensils. their latest and probably their Want To. It begins not sounding techniques a couple years ago, like anything coherent, but seems they have successfully negated The afternoon will consist of Show your interest by signing last album Not Insane (Columbia KC 31583) is a collection of to be trying to be a trumped-up any attempt to reproduce the slides on methodology related to up for the trip to Alliance College version of The Tempest. The fact his personal experiences gained pretentious inside jokes that media humor that we'll never before Thursday afternoon, on that The Tempest was hear again. in commandeering a series of indicate that the type of humor the bulletin board on the Shakespeare's farewell to the The Shakespierre Show ends summer field-work projects in entrance area of the Grill. they created in their first three albums will never be duplicated. stage and that this album is the about half way through Side 2 They are so involved with Firesign Theatre's farewell to the with the lines, "There's nothing Free concert Friday Crazy Horse Productions of performance will also include Erie, Pa., in conjunction with the some original compositions. Campus Center, will be Oppo Zoar will present a presenting a free rock concert in program consisting entirely of the CC Auditorium this Friday at original music. 8:30 p.m. This concert is an experiment The concert will feature two of by the Campus Center Activities the leading rock bands in the Erie Board to find out the feasibility of area -- Anacrusis and Oppo Zoar. such programs. If good student Anacrusis plays varied styles response is shown, more such of music ranging from Neil "mini-concerts" may be planned Young to Chicago to Yes. Their for the future.

themselves and their eventual earth as we know it is the only left to say, and no one's left to obsolescence that this album is connection to reality that a write an ending to this dumb ass unlistenable. Gone is the subtlety bewildered listener can make. play." -- applause, music, and and subconscious imagery of As Shakesperian satire it is in- then more jumbled backwards Waiting for the Electrician. No coherent and as a last album for tape, yells, screams, and then longer do they use studio the group it is tragic. After a few someone trying to be Nick techniques to create the gentle pseudoiambic mumblings, it Danger in a Japanese accent humor of Nick Danger and turns out that what we have been captured in a radio prison. They Ralph's Spoil-Sport Motors. Most listening to is just another have lost any sense of tightness, sadly, while they were clearly in Saturday afternoon monster flick coherency, and have even the control of their medium as they -- Rocky Roccomoto's Million unmitigated gall to put a series of creations a la Black Forest, handmade in Hawaii from deftly tore apart television in Dollar Monster Classic -- and sight gags on a record. A sad original, three-dimensional designs to delight the Don't Crush that Dwarf; like they begin to do some corn- elegy of four unfortunates im- collector. For treasured gifts, choose from over 200 • •• some uncontrollable monstrous mercials.But instead of an adept prisoned in their own esoteric -- items, each hand-painted in gay Christmas colors. creation, their own technique of blend of commercials that merge • the death of the Firesign Theatre. production has destroyed them. in and out of one another, this is a

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Tuesday, November 14, 1972 CAMPUS Page 5 Volunteers sought ASG officials have announced Math 29 that all of the courses offered this Math 48 term have been arranged to be Philosphy 48 covered under the course Political Science 1 -- 1 & 2 evaluations program with the Political Science 36 & 38 following exceptions: Psychology 48 Freshman Seminar 001 Religion 48 Aerospace010 - 1 &2; 012 -- 1 & 3; Russian 4 025 -- 1 & 2; 035 -- 2 Spanish 5 Art 36 Speech 24 Biology 21 Anyone who is in one of These Chemistry 48 courses and would like to Education 44, 45, 132, 133, 148 volunteer to handle course English 3 -- 1 evaluation for it should call 724- Geology 48 3382 and leave his name and Box German 14 number. German 48 All the people who volunteered History 48 -- 1, 5 &6 will be getting their packages in Interdisciplinary Studies -- 10 the mail on Wednesday or Math 6 -- 2 Thursday. is opposing Tony Boyle for the ' presidency. Boyle's last opponent, This week at Big Steve's. . . Joseph Yablonski, was murdered three weeks after the election in 1969. Two of Boyle's top aids are on trial for the murder. Aq Jethro Tull * VJ• Living In the Past

Aq Ten Years After * Miners for Democracy ql• Rock 'N Roll Music to the World qq Mark-Almond * Rising And don't forget. . need election observers 3 ALBUMS FOR Si 1 00 or S3.75 each (With I D.) 368 •North St. Open every nite 9 The United Mine Workers' Patrick for the Union's three toplike wishful thinking--one could

Office of Election Monitoring is jobs. as easily conceive of the Rubber • seeking students to serve as Unlike Boyle, who has held the Workers cleaning up Akron, observors to help the December last two UMW conventions in Ohio--but a UMW with a long elections honest. Florida and. Colorado, the MFD range commitment to raising the The union's election during the held theirs in Wheeling, West quality of Appalachian life could first week of December is Virginia, making it possible for have an enormous beneficial crucial to the American labor miners to attend. Their plat- effect. movement and to the 6,000,000 people of Appalachia. During the week of December 1-8, the United Mine Workers of America choose a President. One candidate is W.A. "Tony" Boyle, who has been In- ternational President of the Union since 1963. Boyle faces a strong, well organized challenge from Arnold Miller, a rank-and- file miner, nominated by Miners for Democracy. This election is court ordered. The MFD candidates are • brave men, well aware of the You like the I fate of Joseph "Jock" Yablonski, the last man to oppose Boyle. look of fashion Yablonski, his wife, and his uoon fcshion daughter. were brutally mur- • :Sst, dered in their beds three weeks after the 1969 election. Two with seocrctes union officials have been indicted for obtaining the funds used to out together pay the gunmen. Jack Smith (right), one of the campaign workers for Arnold Miller, Yablonski was a long time speaks out for the reform movement that Miller advocates among incginativelyi member of the union's top disabled miners. echelon who had become cn disgusted with Boyle's in- sensitivity to miner's needs. form requires that "coal will be whimsicclly for During Boyle's tenure as mined safely or not at ail," and This is the most important President, an average of one that miners who refuse to work labor election in thirty years. A c man has died in the mines every in conditions that they know to be Miller victory would guarantee working day. Yet Boyle, unsafe will receive full pay for the right of coal miners to elect ccsucl effect theoretically the miner's time lost. their own representatives to the representative, told a Senate Arnold Miller's candidacy has International Board, the right to thct's \OW. Committee that on safety mat- importance to all citizens for ratify their own contracts, the ters, "We follow the judgment of thr ee reasons . The first of thes e right of union workers to have the operators, right or wrong." is environmental protection. the power to decide under what Such collusion between the union The Miners for Democracy conditions they will work. A hierarchy and the operators platform requires that the Miller victory will be a warning was too much for Yablonski, and companies adopt a strong to labor's antiquated leadership he declared himself a candidate. reclamation policy, all the that they cannot cut themselves Yablonski accused Boyle of reclamation work to be done by off from the men who pay them. massive vote fraud during and union members. As Mike Tr- As the 1969 Boyle-Yablonski after the election. The Labor bovich, Miners for Democracy contest proved, deceit is Boyle's Department refused to in- Vice-Presidential candidate, has trademark. This election must tervene until public pressure said, "We don't want to see the be kept honest. The UMW needs resulting from his murder destruction of our land, cur observers in every one of the forced an investigation into his water, and our communities." 1200 local polling places. If you 10% DISCOU\T charges. Massive vote fraud Another reason that this have a day, or the week of was discovered and a Federal election is crucial is the effect December 1-8 free, and if you Judge ordered that a new that the UMW can have on Ap- want to see democracy and WITH ALLEGHENY I.D. election be held. palachia. In Appalachia coal is honesty brought back to the Miners for Democracy is King. The UMW is the only in- trade union movement, call Yablonski's spiritual legacy, stitution in Appalachia (State Chris Finch, Office of Election organized from the miners for goverments abdicated long ago) Monitoring, Charleston, West Yablonski group. Meeting in that can make the operators Virginia, Phone (304 ) 344-1919. LAVadg cgouttque open convention in May of 1972 responsible to the region from Or, write him at PO Box 5204, they nominated Arnold Miller, which they extract their enor- Capitol Station, Charleston, 256-1/2 Chestnut Street Mike Trbovich, and Harry mous wealth. This may seem 25323. tammummmxcav6:.,.:.:mmakommazasueftwou::EmerAmenz'. Page 6 CAMPUS Tuesday, November 14, 1972 In Timer's first winning season AC sends Terriers scurrying in finale

Henry Silberblatt GATOR ED PRESTON is up, over and ... in for the touchdown as the referee gives total was Allegheny's highest of the season. Preston, a junior halfback, scored three the signal in Last Saturday's 36-0 romp over the Hiram College Terriers. The point of the Gator's five touchdowns. By PAT HOUSTON the PAC total yards and yards Gators 'opportunistic' Timer decided to make up for ahead by a score of 20-0. They waited until the last game per game statistical categories, the missed PAT on the AC's first to • do it but Coach Timer's the Gator offense have listed The Gators were nothing less touchdown and called for a fake. Hiram appeared to be an in- Allegheny Gators finally "put it near the very bottom of the PAC than "opportunistic," to use an Jack Walker rolled left and spired football team after the all together" in a 36-0 win over "points per game" and "total old reliable sportswriter's tossed a soft pass to Tom King intermission and immediately the Hiram Terriers on Saturday points " categories . word. Timer's troops took all alone in the endzone for the advanced the ball to the AC 14 afternoon at Robertson Field advantage of five Hiram tur- two pointer . yard line, their deepest drive of The defense finished an up to novers to make a romp out of a the game. The Allegheny offense finally then excellent season in fine game that was statistically The first quarter ended with overcame the "scoring syn- form by shutting the Terriers much closer than the score Allegheny off to a sizable 14-0 The Terriers ran out of downs , drome" that has been plagueing out. The defense has led the list would indicate. lead. though, on the AC 14 after the them for an entire season by of PAC defensive units all Gator defense prevented two key finally turning "yards gained" season long. Allegheny threatened first on a Gators refuse to quit Hiram pass completions. into points. Even though they drive that started on the AC 41 have ranked at or near the top of yard line and moved to the Allegheny came charging Litz Inger intercepts Hiram 26 in five plays. The ahead again in the second drive ended abruptly, though, as quarter. The offensive unit Neither team could move the For Perfect Parties ... Robin Small, under heavy moved the ball to the Hiram 24 ball until early in the fourth CAKE'N ICE CREAM CAKES pressure from several Hiram before giving the ball up on guar ter when Ed Preston defenders, threw the ball for an downs. The Gators, however, copped his third touchdown of Layer of Egg Enriched Cake interception by Terrier defen- would not take "no" for an an- the day on a seven yard run Plus Ice Cream layer ... sive back Ezra Heard. swer and, upon their next around his own right end. After Your Choice of 31 flavors. possess ion of the ball, trooped two successive penalties by the Assorted decorations The Gators came bouncing from their own 38 to the Hiram 3 Harriers, Dan Slovick failed to convert on either one of two PAT FRUIT PUNCH— PARTY SCOOPS back, however, the very next in 12 plays. A mistake time they got their hands on the prevented the Gators from attempts. MELON MOLDS ball and scored on a 32 yard scoring again, however, as Small to Jeff Carroll pass with Robin Small had another of his With 14:55 left to play in the 6:29 left to play in the first passes snatched by Don Brunetti. fourth quarter Allegheny stood guar ter well ahead of the Hiram team by Hiram punted after four plays. a score of 30-0. Ed Pinkham took the k'ck and Jim Gratson missed the point returned it to the Hira.n 18. Allegheny ended the scoring after attempt but the Gators Small decided to go to the air and three minutes later when, on OPEN 11 am to 10 pm were in front to stay by a 6-0 this time completed a nine yard their first play from scrim- score. pass to Tom King for the Gator 's mage, Hiram's Willie Smith third TD of the afternoon. threw a pass that was grabbed 336-3250 BASKIN-ROBBINS Hiram got the ball on the by Gator freshman Bill Lit- ICE CREAM STORES 964 S. Main kickoff but failed to move and Gratson missed his second z inger . Litz finger streaked down were forced to punt from deep in PAT attempt of the day and the his right sideline for a 50 yard their own territory. Jeff Carroll score stood at 20-0 in favor of touchdown scamper. took the punt on the Hiram 35 Allegheny with 1:54 left to play COTTON yard line and returned the ball in the half. Allegheny's Bob Fitzsimmons 19 yards to the Terrier 16. tried the PAT this time but failed FLANNEL FOR JUST $6.00 The half ended with Hiram and the final score listed at 36-0 The Gators took advantage of making their deepest in favor of Allegheny. SHIRTS the field position. After five penetration of the two quarters plays and one first down, Ed by moving the ball to the AC 48. The Gators ended the season * permanent press* Preston lunged into the endzone with a 6-4 record, Allegheny's * soil resistant* from four yards out with 3:31 The score remained un- first winning season in four left to play in the first quarter. changed with Allegheny still years. The record also stands Plaids & Solids as Coach Sam Timer's first Allegheny Hiram winning slate in his three years at head mentor at Allegheny. 14 First Downs 11 The win netted the Gators a 273 Total Yards 207 second place PAC football finish 144 Yards Rushing 87 tied with John Carroll behind 129 Yards Passing 120 Thiel. 23 Passes Attempted 30 8 Passes Completed 10 Thiel won the PAC crown by a 1 ' Passes Intercepted by 2 14-12 win over CMU in a game played OF MEADVILLE 0/0 Fumbles/Lost 5/5 in . 247 Chestnut 4/52 Penalties/Yards 8/84 Tuesday, November 14, 1972 CAMPUS Page 7 Sundstrom sizing freshmen, returners Basketball coach Norm depth. The coach went on to say with an average of 8.6 points a He will be expected to i eplace caught the eye of the coach. Sundstrom has been getting the that "if the attitude holds and the game. He was also third in graduate Derek Doeffinger who There is distinct probability lowdown on his freshmen and young players develop we should rebounding with a 7.9 per game led the Gators in both scoring that freshmen candidates could returning personnel as his team be able to play eight or nine mark. and rebounding. bolster the Allegheny College enters its third week of practice. players." Henyey and Stupiansky were Mike Malone, 6-3, who was basketball team. "The veterans have been The Gators have three seniors invaluable coming . off the third in scoring with a 12.3 Impressive so far in practice giving 100 per cent in practice on the roster. Two of them, bench. Henyey, at 6 -3, scored an average, is expected to keep the has been 6-1, 185-pound and even so, they are being Gerry Stupiansky and Joe Knap average of 5.5 points a game and opposing team's defense loose swingman Roy Wilson, former pushed hard for starting are currently involved in a Stupiansky, at 6-1, netted 3.1 with his outside shooting. captain of the Suitland, Md., High positions or playing time be teaching program in Cleveland points a game. Another returning s tar ter will School basketball team. Wilson several fres hmen," according to and will rejoin the team in time Sophomore Larry Tur nbaugh, be 6-3 guard Jim Hein, also a was a five-year letterman in Sundstrom . for its games in December. The 6-6, the team's second leading sophomore. He scored an athletics. He scored a career Sundstrom said that he ex- other senior is Jim Henyey. scorer (14.9) and second aver age of 7.7 points a game. He total of 881 points for a 14.4 pects this year's team to have Knap, at 6-7, was the Gators rebounder (9.2) , is expected to led the team in assists with 92 average for his three varsity better balance and greater fourth leading scorer last year carry most of the load this year. and was second in recoveries seasons. During his varsity last year with 27. career, Wilson was voted the top Also returning is 6-4 defensive for allowing the fewest sophomore John Reynders who points to be scored against him. came off the bench time and Dave Malone, 6 - 3'/2, 183-pound Space places 77th in NCAA again last year to spark the wingman from Pittsburgh's Gators either with key points or North Catholic HIgh School, rebounds. Reynders scored an could be pressing his brother Mike, a Gator sophomore, for a Country championship average of 8.3 points a game, Cross fifth on the team. He also pulled starting berth. Sundstrom has down 102 rebounds for over five been impressed with Malone's By KEITH STEINER formers in Dave Devine and a game. aggressiveness in practice. As Scott Har ding by way of Three non-lettering a senior at North Catholic, The Allegheny Cross Country graduation but the nucleus of a sophomores are also scheduled Malone netted 254 points and team traveled to Wheaton strong team remains. to see varsity action. They are grabbed 250 rebounds. College over the past weekend to Heading the list of returnees 6 - 7 Dave Green, 5-10 Paul The biggest of the freshman participate in the NCAA College will be Chris Space about whom Rockar and 6-1 Chuck Duncan. candidates is 6-6, 205-pound Division Cross Country Chan- too much has been said already. Sundstrom has been par- Jesse Johnson of Pittsburgh's pions hips . Suffice it to say that Allegheny ticularly impressed with the Fifth Avenue. Sundstrom feels Allegheny's .. leading runner can expect a Cross Country All- play of Turnbaugh who had that Johnson can be a strong Chris Space ran a very com- American next year. missed the first several days of rebounder who also displays a mendable 26:01 for a 77th place Pete Skeel and Dave Hart will practice with an illness. Turn- in the race that saw about 500 head the list of sophomores that baugh's fierce rebounding has see BASKETBALL, pew 8 runners leave the starting line. will help the Gator cause in the This was Chris 's fastest time of coming season. Joe Taydus, Ira the year over a five-mile course. Hilf, Rolf Pes tel will also be back The top 25 runners in the race along with Lee Calarie who is a receive All-Amer ican proven runner. 8-Track Tapes I? Cassettes recognition and Chris was only If the Gators can pick up one 25 seconds behind the 25th or two freshman runners they finisher. can hopefully improve on this Stereo Equipment Senior Dave Devine, running year's outstanding 8-2 record his last collegiate cross country and third place finish in the PAC. (Home and Auto) race, finished 330th with a time The 8-2 record is the best of 28:00 and was followed by showing by any Allegheny sports Freshman Dave Hart who team so far this year . Credit for finished 360th in 28:43. Junior this fine showing goes to Coach Musical Instruments Lee Calarie ran a 29 :05 pace and Bob Garback, a true leader of finished 375 and Freshman Joe men and Captain Chris Space Taydus ran a 29:48 good for a who expects nothing less than an :390th finish. all-out effort out of himself and music Scott Harding and Pete Skeel inspires his teammates to do the made the trip and started the same. A.I4A141.t.L race but did not finish. CHRIS SPACE sets personal record OX The Gator team score added 309 ChPstnut Street lip to 1351 for a 53rd team finish Gams,Delts close behind Across from Post Office out of the 65 teams entered in the race. The Gators made the trip to Phi Delts top IFC Chicago just for the chance to compete on the level of a National race knowing they had little volleyball competition chance to place high among the By JAY IVIILNES seems to be shaping up into a top flight competition. The outlook for next year is three team struggle. The Phi As the IFC Volleyball com- Delts lead the league with a 7-0 exceedingly bright. The Gators petition enters its final week the will be losing two solid per- slate. The Phi Gams, continuing race for the number one honors their all around fine showing in IFC competition, are second with a 6-0 record, and the Delts are still very much in contention with a 5-1 mark. The story this year in volleyball Campus Sportsview seems to be centered around the Phi Delts and the remarkable spiking ability of Brad Elliot. Though the Phi Delts can be beaten, the key to their defeat By BILL KRZTON would be the ability of the op- posing team to shut Elliot off. Congratulations are due for the Gator football team, finishing up its The Phi Gams are led by Lanier, finest season since Coach Timer took over the club. This is a quality Haver, and Sigrist and also are a team, and if the underclass talent does not give in to the pressures of very sound team. The Delts, too, academia, fans should see several more fine Gator seasons . have a fine squad with a great deal of height. Such towering If Carnegie-Mellon had not had a touchdown called back in their giants as Larry Thompson, Louis game with Thiel, Allegheny could have been PAC co-champs . The Lambros and Walter Gunkler Tomcats, however, rallied for a 14-12 win, and Gator title hopes died. lead this team. All things con- sidered, it would seem as though Coach Sundstrom employed a no-cut program for the basketball the crown in volleyball is far tryouts this year. Last year, a few too many freshmen bit the dust, from conceded to any one team. and there was no J.V. team. This year, only twenty or so players Checking last week's action, on remained after the calisthentics took their toll, so there was not cut. Nov. 7 the Indies took the Phi Psis The Gators will field both a Varsity and Junior Varsity five this year. 2 games to 1, the Phi Delts ravaged Ravine 2-0, the Delts Veteran backcourt man Gerry Stupiansky and for ecour ter Joe Knap stomped the Sigs 2-1 in one game, will get a late start this year. Both are teaching in Cleveland this and came back to dump the Theta ter m, and can only work out with the team on weekends. Chi team by an identical score. On Nov. 8, the Phi Delts beat the For the second straight year, the Gator hoopers will play games Caflisch squad 2-1 in one contest before second term begins. This is a fine policy, but this reporter and rolled over the Theta Chis 2-1 questions the necessity of playing a Junior College team over break. in the second. The Fijis also Ber hend Campus of Penn State, while probably a fine team, is not the continued their streak as they type of competition that improves the reputation of a team. whipped the Indies 2-0. Nov. 9 found the Phi Delts squeaking The Gator wrestlers are working hard under Coach McElhaney to past the Delts 2-0, the Fijis dumping the Phi Psis 2-0, and the get ready for the 1973 season. A great deal of credit is due these hard So bring em back and well give you back your cash deposit. workers who don't get the publicity given to the 'glamor ' sports on Chi Rho team 2-1, and finally Or better still you can trade them in on a fresh supply of Coke. campus. Ravine dropped two games, Which means you only pay for the refreshing Coca-Cola. itself. losing to the Phi Psis and the And that's something everyone wants. Carnegie-Mellon has been a classy addition to the PAC so far, if only Crows. Bolded under the •uthooty of The Coca-Cole Company by Coca-Cola Bottling for the good press our conference has received in the Pittsburgh Company of Meadville dailies .

Page 8 • CAMPUS Tuesday, November 14, 1972 Committees open Ballinger Fund The Student Life and Finance be considered by the joint Committees of ASG have decided Committees before the awarding to open the Ballinger Fund of of the fund is decided by ASG $300 for this year to ap- Council next term. plications from campus organizations only. The Corn- mittees stipulated that in- ALARM, from pagel dividual applications will not be considered and would remind in any way. any organization applying for If such an alarm system were the funds that they can only be to be established, it would in- used for the purpose of a direct variably make it more difficult scholarship to one individual for students to violate in- s tudent. tervisitation regulations , in the The Committees are at womens' dorms, a fact that present considering a motion to concerns many a student. present the Fund this year to the Although Miss Wright admits International Students Com- that this would consequently be mittee, earmarked- for bringing an effect of an alarm system, ti a black African to the campus is not the primary concern. next year . Any other Miss Wright further states, suggestions from campus "that at the time alarms were H enry Silberblatt organizations must be put in first considered, their affect on The five most trivial people on campus are (left to right): Dave Weitzel, Diana Ross, Jack Carey, Kerrie written form and delivered to the inter vis itation did not even enter Logan, and Rob Smith. They earned their title Friday night at the CC Trivia Contest. Finance Committee, ASG, Box my mind. My primary concern 60, by Study Day, November 23. was for the protection of all the All legitimate applications will women." CC sponsors Classifieds

FOR SALE ANNOUNCEMENTS WANTED TO BUY: Copy of the winter 1 9 6 4-6 5 edition of the Trivia Contest Coins, Stamps and supplies, The Hash jumped kumquats, "Ice Allegheny Literary Magazine. Franklin Mint Products, books cream who?" Pizzle form volup- Please contact Mrs. Robertson, If you've ever wondered who up the name of all five of the and price guides on collectable tuous stagnated revoltingly. Student Aid Office. the oldest man in the world is, or Beach Boys. items, gift and . old fashion Somnolent aardvarks, foxy; why is racked your brains trying to The contest was closely fought greeting cards. tiptoeing slinky? Easter everyday! Allegheny Student Help Center. 724-4369. Mon. - Thurs. afternoons, remember the name of Davy for a while between a team of THE COLLECTOR'S SHOP Mordecai, Armadillo Cow: 220 Arch St. 333-7471 1-4:30; Mon. - Thurs. evenings, 7: Crockett's rifle, then the place to independents and the Sigs, with Saturday cows, epididymus organ. 1 :00 p.m.; weekends, Fri. 1 p.m. - 1 have been Friday night was the the Sigs pulling ahead and then box 794 Campus Center main lobby. having to battle it out with Art objects, sculptures, paintings, a.m. There the answers to both these leather goods, jewelry, on con- another team of Indies. signment. Call 336-3571. STUDENT AID APPLICANTS questions were provided, along However, the first Indie team Auditions for the Student Ex- perimental Theatre's production with over 230 other insignificant came back and two hours and Financial aid applications for bits of information, in a CC FOR SALE: AM-FM stereo of Dracula will be help tonight at 8 230 questions later, they tuner -- AMP and two speakers. next year, 1 97 3-7 4, have been p.m. in Arter 107. the play will be received. You may pick up a copy s pons or ed Trivia Contest. emerged victorious, breaking a Must sell, best offer. Call Jim, presented next term, February The contest, basically the tie with the other independent 7 24-9 7 1 O. (Room 322.) at the Student Aid Office in Bentley 1,2,3, and 4. Copies of the script Hall after November fifteenth. brainchild of Mickey Komara, team on the last question, by are available in the library. was planned over a month in answering correctly the query, For ms for a certified copy of your Help get the choir out of the parents income tax return are also advance. Posters had appeared "What was the name of Davy Anyone interested in working for around campus advertising for Crockett's rifle?" (Answer : country -- but a set of Allegheny available. This is a necessary pre- College placemats at dinner. $4.00 requisite for aid. the Unity Center please contact teams of five to compete, and by Old Betsy) Members of the Jennifer Hopkins, 613 N. Main St., contest time eight teams had winning team were: Jack Carey, a set (plus tax). Great Christmas Remember, aid applications present. must be submitted to the College 336-5295. We need tutors, been formed to compete for an Dave Weitzel, Kerrie Logan, workshops in drama, arts, etc., day unspecified prize. Questions of Rob Smith, and Diana Ross. As Scholarship Service by FEBRUARY FIRST! care help, publicity and you. trivia in such areas as reward for their efforts, the Are you a Wizard? Here's your chance to find out. We're offering a American history, sports, team was given two passes each The position of managing editor movies and television, and just to the Bantam cinemas, and $30 pinball machine in fine working To all students employed on condition. $80 or best offer. campus and to those employed off of the Campus will become open general useless information worth of food for the entire next term. Anyone interested in If interested, write to "Pinball, campus under the Work-Study were listed as possible. A group at the Villa restaurant, filling the post should file an ap- care of Box 12, Allegheny College. Program : Paychecks for rather large obstacle appeared both provided by the CC and plication with the Editorial Board Include your name, address, and November will be available on or in the form of the question of ample reward for two hours of phone number so an appointment by November 17, stating after December 5. If you wish to what sort of signaling device displaying knowledge of nothing can be arranged to inspect and play experience, qualifications and have your check mailed to you could be used by the teams, and in particular. the machine. reasons for seeking the position. during the December vacation Editorial or professional ex- suggestions ran from clickers to When contacted by the Cam- perience is preferred. The decision light systems, with the solution Scented candles and soap at period, it will be necessary for you pus, Coach Jack Carey com- Obadiah's Books, corner of Park to submit a written request to the of the Board will be announced in being a board of eight red lights mented, "I was proud of the and Randolph. Auditor's Office in Bentley Hall, the November 21 issue of the each attached to a switch con- entire team. They pitched in and including the address to which it is Campus. The filling of the position For Sale -- 1951 Ford panel truck, will be an interim appointment, and trolled by one of the teams. gave it all they had, practicing at to be mailed. Otherwise, your pay The contest began at eight in good condition, needs a little the position will again be open third dinner and whenever they got will be held for you until you return o'clock before a crowd of about together . Unfortunately four of transmission work. Best offer term. Whoever is chosen next term to campus in January. 40 trivia buffs. Teams them are seniors , so we'll be takes it. Call 724-3363. is eligible to re-apply third term. representing the Delts, Sigs and losing them this year, and we'll Fijis were present, along with need new recruits for next LOST & FOUND various independent groups. season. They're a great, hard- Questions were thrown out and working group, and we'll miss the first team to signal was them." Found one cute friendly puppy, NOW YOU CAN ORDER CAMPUS allowed to answer . If their Tire Trivia contest was the approx. 3 months Black with white markings, small maybe Beagle- CLASSIFIEDS BY MAIL response was incorrect, the first of its kind at Allegheny, and foxhound. Call 724-3856 or come to second team to signal was given provided fun for both spectators 352 Randolph St. please follow instructions carefully! a chance. Points were deducted and participants. Hopefully, the for wrong answers , thus making CC will continue to show such 1. Rates: $1.00 up to 25 words, 3c per word after that. it something of a contest of originality in its planning of Found -- small, black female 2. Multiply cost of ad by number of days to be run. chance in which team members activities. "terrier" (black with a little white) Remit •payment with form below. (No classified will be had to decide whether they were in vicinity of college. Call 724-5862. 3. certain enough about their an- run unless peyment is included.) swers to risk the loss of points. BASKETBALL, from page 7 4. The Campus reserves the right to reject any advertising con- A large number of questions sidered in bad taste. went unanswered; apparently fine touch for a big man. WE ARE SEEKING DEADLINES: 6;00 pm Monday and Thursday no one had boned up on Betsy Johnson led Fifth Ave. in scoring Ross' address or thought to look last year with 238 points. He TWO CREATIVE, MAIL TO: Classified, Campus. Box 12, Allegheny College also grabbed 150 rebounds. Bob DelGreco, captain of last AMBITIOUS PEOPLE year's PCIAA State Class A cage NAME: PHONE: The birds, champion Pittsburgh's South INTERESTED IN AN animals & flowers Hills Catholic, will be trying for ADDRESS . , BOX No: are dying to tell us... a starting berth. The 5-11, 170- INCOME OF OVER pounder displays fine leadership WORDING. "Give a hoot, and playmaking skills. Besides $500 00 PER TERM. don't pollute:' his basketball talents, DelGreco This job involves advertising work also won two letters in both and meeting people. Experience is football and baseball. The son of desireable, but not necessary -- we a former major 'league baseball will train you. Interested persons player, DelGreco scored 298 should send a resume to "Em- ployment," Box 12, Allegheny points last year and had a College, NO LATER than career total of 208 assists - December 1, 1972. If you are in- Sundstrom believes that terested in more information, write several other freshamn are to the above address, including vying for positions on the team. name, address, and phone number. The coach said that a freshman One of our representatives will can move up to the varsity at any contact you. Join xis' )wrs light against pollution:16day. time.