-.0 -%'N~~~~~~~~~~~! yl- · FRIDAY OCTOBER 22 1I97 6 'Stony Brook. N \f ' York I Volume 20 Number 15 fre every ofchicg Morulay,Wednesday -Fi-.~~Distributed a end Heavy Damage Inflicted by Benedict Vandals

By SHARON DURST maintenance to give them a cost "They're making a big deal out of a estimate of the work however, which stupid wall," said Benedict E-0 resident must be made before the work can be Marty Stark, commenting on the most done. recent act of destruction to plague the '"Mhe students involved can be vandalism-ridden hall. prosecuted under penal law stature, but -iw: "We bad a wall by the E-0 end hall I would expect this-would be handled .abd. lounge ripped and punched by members through the Student Judiciary" said of that hall" said Jerry Stein, H Quad Director of Public Safety Robert Manager. The section of the wall behind Comute. Comute added that "If we the stove has been ripped out, although decide to pursue this through the penal the beams were left intact. Other law statute, that does not preclude the damages included metal traps being University taking independent action to pulled out of the ceiling after the ceiling expel the students." There is presently tiles were ripped out, according to no official estimate of the cost of the University spokeswoman Jan Hickman. damages, though '"hewalls are made of plaster board and are not terribly Or She added that "The bathroom was also .IV heavily damaged. Toilet seats were costly" according to Cornute. Cornute ripped off, metal joints where the toilet gave what he called a "non-professional ,Noe ~ seats were atachedi were twisted, toilet estimate" of "two hundred to three paper was stuffed into the toilets which hundred dollars" to repair the affects the septic system, and the damages."We have an active case open" bathroom ceiling, which is made of light said Cornute, who added that "our metal was slammed with a baseball bat investigative section is looking into the or a similar object." "It's a group of occurence." students who have done this before" The reasons for the vandalism are said Hickman. unclear. "Guys get rowdy and they get a "If anyone knows its the same little destructive sometimes. You can't people, I wish they would report it to attribute it to psychological reasons" BENEDICT E-O'S WALL damaged b"t andals. .. - .w oc.. the | H | Quad Director, Jim Phelps said Maiman. Wadsworth feels that the I Director of Residence Lifel, or me" heat and hot water outages in the minor and it won't happen again." the placeewhere you live." "The said Vice President of Student Affairs residence quads "may be a contributing Hickman feels otherwise. '"This is ultimate cure" she says, "is not catching Elizabeth Wadsworth, who added "I factor to the state of mind that .mindless vandalism and malicious people but changing the climate in the wouldn't want to set up a tattletale produces vandalism - that one has no destruction. One can hardly believe residenee halls, though it wouldn't hurt system, but there must be some way the control over where one lives," but -students can be capable of this," she if we could haul in the careless and victims, that is the students, can deal added that "I don't think there's a one :said. "I think a lot of destruction occurs ignorant persons who think this damage with each other and find a way out of to one correspondence between the without the intent to do damage, but if is swell." Wadsworth feels that in the this dumb behavior." "I know who did two. the intent is there, we should go future, a possible preventative measure it" said E-0 RA Mitch Maiman, who said ' The situation is a point of contention through all legal channels to see that may be to have the Quad directors get he would not name the individuals between the students on the hall and those students are removed from the into direct communication with involved. "As a hall we stick together iUniversity officials. "We had a hall residence halls" said Stein. corridors that have experienced and we're coming up with the money to meeting last night and the hall will take . Wadsworth said that vandalism in vandalism and to try in the next couple repair the damages" said Maiman. The the financial responsibility" said general is "self-damage as well as of years to have Residence Life staff hall members are waiting for Maiman, adding that "the damage is damage to property, because it destroys members living in the residence halls.

-..Z Student Sustains Injuries in Campus Collision the Department of Public Safety. the driver of the car, curve in the right lane heading east. The by ROBERT PALATNICK : was uninjured, and E demnwas unavailable for comment. A head on collision between Richard Rudnitsky, was treated at the :car skidded on the wet road and slid over the yellow line. The van heading in Rudnitsky left the scene of the accident University van and student's car took Infirmary for a bruise on his nose, and and walked to the infirmary with in the opposite direction, smacked into the place last Wednesday afternoon on the was then taken to Mather Hospital lacerations of the nose. courts Port Jefferson for X-Rays. front of the car and then slide over to road going east past the tennis Smith attributed the accident to the Car Skidded the north side of the road and stopped. near Langmnuir College. - condition of the road due to the rain when the car, a Peter Eisemann, a resident of Langmuir Driver Uninjured The accident occured that had been falling all day and the *rP rrivuPr nf t.h.. v an Daon Smith. brown 1973 Duster, went around the College, heard the collision and notified lack of caution signs at the curve. Rudnitsky agreed, and added "I was going 10 miles an hour. The turn is terrible." Gary Urbanowitz, the President of the Campus Ambulance Corps, said that there had been at least six accidents around that curve and three involved serious injuries. University Safety Director George Marshall was at the scene and he attributed the accident to driving conditions he described as the "worst possible." "The light rain that fell all day brings the oil to the surface of the road," explained Marshall, "and withthe leaves all over at this time of year the road can become as slick as ice. " Marshall said that the Physical plant had purchased forms for curbing and were to do one part of the camnpus at a time. STUDIENT'I AU I UrAUtSDL-r *n»Vugvw *M wuwwy a Mw-wiN. "'"~ J

Employee Assails Lackmann

Rap Brown Freed - a Rap Brown, the fiery advocate of militant black action in the 1960s, was freed yesterday after the last federal charges against him were dismissed by a federal court in New Orleans. It was the first time in nearly five years that Brown was out oi' prison, and the first time in nine years that he did not face federal charges. The Justice Department in Washington confirmed Brown was released from custody in Brooklyn, where he had been taken by federal authorities after being paroled earlier from a state prison in Stormnville, N.Y. The officials were preparing to transfer him to New Orleans for a new trial on a federal gun charge originally lodged in 1967, but a U.S. District Court judge there dropped the charges on the recommendation of U.S. Atty. Gerald Gallinghouse. Smith Threatens Walkout Rodesian Prime Minister lan Smith threatened yesterday to walk out on Geneva talks on the future of his country if black nationalists "undermine" the U.S.-British package deal he accepted last month. With both sides testing their strength, Smith talked of a walkout after arriving for informal talks preceding the start on Oct. By RAYMOND RIEFF holiday in which students having been with us 28 of the conference called by Britain to work out an interim A former student employee of Lackmann Food since the beginning will get overtime pay" Burd government. This would guide Rhodesia toward full rule by its 6.4 Service has charged that Lackmann does not pay said. million blacks in two years. its employees overtime during holidays, and that In regard to the charge of hiring the son of a Ruling out black demands that the 270,000 whites surrender employees are not getting a true accounting of union president. Burd admitted this to be true. key defense and security positions in the proposed biracial interim their hours. However, the boy involved works in the kitchen gowvernment, Smith insisted that white control of these posts was Daby Carreras, who made the charges, also and receives $125 dollars a week "the lowest promised him by U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger in securing claimed that Lackmann has hired, at an inflated possible wage for that post," said Burd. The boy's Smith's agreement to confer. salary, the son of the president of the Lackmann father is the Lackmann Employees union President Soviets Skeptical employees union at another institution, in order to at C.W. Post College, one of the schools Lackmann of Detente hinder the development of unionization here. serves. Carreras, also said that he knew of a Soviet officials, clearly irritated with both American presi- Keith Burd, Food Services Coordinator for Lackmann employee who did not receive a dential candidates, seem increasingly doubtful that the victory of Lackmann has denied that employees do not have paycheck for three weeks, an individual he would either man will quickly put detente back on a smooth course. Soviet an accounting of their hours, explaining that they not identify by name. Burd responded by saying Sqpokesmen have criticized President Gerald Ford for his support of use a punch clock just as the managers do. He said that students who do not receive a paycheck are increased arms spending and talk of negotiating with the Soviet that the reason that students are not paid overtime given cash advances to cover for the time that they Union "from a position of strength." Already, they say. Ford's vows during holidays is that there is a 60 day probation work. Carreras has also made other charges against to be toug with Moscow are producing actions that will retain their period standard throughout the industry for all Lackmann, ranging from double standards in dress effect after the el ctionis. employees, after which time they receive overtime codes during working hours to gross As for Carter. FSoviet comenators give him credit for calling for pay for holidays. "Thanksgiving will be the first mismanagement in general. a new morality in American foreign policy. "But when it come,. down to concrete questions, this morality can dissolve," a Soviet television analyst said last weekend...... Lebanon Quiet Again Awooner Gets One Year - Lebanon settled into its 57th cease-fire attempt in 18 months yesterday, successfully in some places but with shaky results iothers. IHospitals and militia officials reported seven killed and eight wounded after the 6 a.m. midnight Wednesday EDT ceasefire. Between six and 12 others were reported killed by a hell in a village market place two miles from the Israeli border. Thie casualties marked a drastic decline from scores killed Wednesday by random shelling in Beirut and combat for the southern border village of Aichiyeh. But both sides warned the truce could collapse. *"Weare warning the other side." announced the largest Moslem militia. the Ambushers. after renewed shelling in Beirut's commercial district. -Whether those doing the shooting are uncontrollable elements or not. the existence of such shelling puts into question whether any cease-fire can be applied." Bellow Wins Nobel Prize Novelist Saul Bellow won the Nobel Prize for Literature yesterday for his books portraying modemrn man as frightened and alienated but still striving "you find a foothold in a tottering world." He was the seventh American to win the coveted award and completed an unFrecedented sweep of the 1976 prizes by the United States. Bellow. 61. had beel prominently mentioned as a possible winner last year but the 1975 prize went to Italian poet Eugenio lMontale.Bellow. known for caustic comment about writers' awards, continued in the same vein. telling reporters at a Chicago news conference. "Th'e child in me is delighted. The adult is skeptical." Since last week. Americans have also won the 1976 Nobel Prizes in economics. physics. chemistry and medicine. also worth S160.000 each. (Compiled from the Associated Press) d"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CORRECTION In the last issue Lackmann Executive Food Director Gilbert Velasquez was incorrectly quoted as refering to his company. as "the graveyard of food services." He said that Stony Brook is considered the "graveyard" a title that this .,...... ,....; , .w-w~- ,wuOM&y Mat Koai Awoonar, the Stony Brook campus has earned because of the number of contractors who 1 professor whowas arrastad in hisnative Ghana forallagedly harboringa fugitive, was release when have failed to operate a senice both financially feasible and of heappeald hisc seto a miltary tribunal. However, the Ghanian Embassyin Washington told good quaity. Statesman that Awooner had not been released, but was found guilty yesterday despite hisple. The Embassy claimed that Awooner was given a one-year jail sentence. ·.O I!k1 _., I I . - j <

Page 2 STATESMAN October 22, 1976 Korean WarVeteran Tells A bout Life in China

By DAVID GILMAN Veneris, along with 22 other A group of about 50 students soldiers, was captured by the and community residents found Koreans and sent to a it difficult to believe last night prisoner-of-war camp. "There that the 800 million people of are many facts about POW life China share common political that weren't printed in the thoughts. But Jim Veneris, an American newspapers," he said. American veteran who chose to He said that the Koreans issued remain in China after the Korean the American POW's pens, paper War, ardently defended that and envelopes so that they could uniformity for two hours at an write home. "Another fact that open forum in the Union wasn't printed was that there Lounge. was a 27-year old American When asked whether the POW from the South who Chinese weren't "robot-like" for couldn't read or write," said believing in a common political Veneris. "The people from the code, Veneris said, "It is Chinese People's Volunteers beneficial for people to believe taught that soldier how to read in the same things. Because and write so he could write Americans have many different home," he said. Veneris charged views," he added, "a lot of -that the American press did not people will not vote in print these "facts" because it is November's election." controlled by certain interest and be was "branded as a given a job recycling shoes. "My factory. He said that owning his Veneris, born and raised in groups that are anti-Chinese. traitor." "The American army friend asked me if I wanted to own home would be Pittsburgh, left his job at Good Treatment was two-faced," he charged. meet a girl," he said. "I said yes, " u n necessary" because, General Motors in 1950 to join "'Ihe Koreans treated us "When they discharged me and I married her, and we had six "Whenever a window breaks on the army, and was sent almost well," said Veneris. "They gave me my freedom, they children." my house, a carpenter from the immediately to Korea. "When I thought more of us than they smeared me when I chose to . Veneris had highly favorable factory comes right over and got there," he said, "the land did themselves. After fighting in spend that freedom in China." words on Chinese society. fixes it." was totally flattened. You Korea for three years, I saw that Good Life "Thrift, economy and Veneris lauded former couldn't see a house anywhere." the Chinese did not hate the When he returned to China, self-reliance is how the Chinese President Richard Nlxon's "We continuously bombed Americans, but loved them." Veneris went to work in a built up their society," he said. unprecedented trip to China Koreauntilpracticallynothing was After the war, Veneris factory. He learned to read and "The society isn't rich, but I am because "it broke down the left," he said. "Children died received an honorable discharge write Chinese, and then married guaranteed a job, a pension, block that separated our two from napalm burns, and women from the army. But when he and a woman who died ten years health care, and foodstuffs are countries." He said that relations were bombed as they worked in -22 fellow GIs chose to remain in later of tuburculosis. The next very cheap." Veneris lives in with the Americans are very the fields. We were really lucky China, he was issued a threeand a half years were spent a house that is owned by his important to the Chinese that they did not come over here dishonorable discharge, his at Peking University. He then factory, and his children attend because they paved the way for and bomb us." -military pension was revoked, returned to the factory, and was a school that is also run by the valuable trade agreements. Third World Caucus Stirs Controversy in SASU

By MIKE JANKOWITZ with charges of illegality. governments formed to advocate student governments and get them to recruit Binghamton - The sixth annual The Third World Caucus committee issues, and is funded by d: paid by each unrepresented minorities through membership conference of the Student gets its delegates from Third World member campus. The dues paid are committees, if necessary, to give these Association of the State University organizations on the individual campuses, proportional to the number of students, people, be they Black, Hispanic or just (SASU) opened last Friday, in the midst where members vote and elect 16 as are the number of delegates. The plain poor people the experience and of controversy over the seating of a Third delegates. Delegates thus elected attend Student Assembly, which up until influence needed. World Caucus, an issue which threatens to the SASU conference as a committee, and withdrawls was nearly identical in Robertson, however, feels that the tear the organization apart. elect ten of themselves to serve as at-large composition to SASU, is recognized by caucus can do much to help the plight of Stony Brook and the State University delegates. the Chancellor's Office as the official all minorities, including women. It is even Colleges at Cortland, Brockport and The Stoiy Brook delegation has representation of the student body, and is trying to raise more money. "SASU Plattsburgh have already withdrawn from charged that because of its inherent funded by the New York State Research allocates most of our funds from the SASU, charging that the Third World discrimination the caucus is illegal. Polity Foundation. Additional funds for SASU's dues; but we're going to try to raise some Caucus is discriminatory and illegal. The President Gerry Manginelli claims that it inter-organizational . activities come money on our own as well," she said. caucus was seated by SASU at the is irreconcilable with the fourteenth indirectly from monies allocated to the A memorandum sent to SUNY Vice beginning of last year amidst protests amendment, the equal protection clause 'Student Assembly. Chancellor for Legal Affairs Walter from many SASU representatives, of the constitution. Manginelli stated that At the conference itself, tie Third Relihand at the urging of Polity Lawyer including some Third World persons. By the only way to make it legal would be to World committee seemed to be working Dennis Hurley stated that the caucus was December, the delegations which opposed restructure the entire SASU organization well with the delegates who were present. illegal, and urged that it not be seated on the seating had withdrawn in protest, into a hodgepodge of special-interest For various reasons covering an the Student Assembly. Relihand has a thereby reducing the organization's groups. However, he feels that his may be underlying bed of suspicion, the meeting great deal of influence over the SUNY effectiveness and depriving it of a large impractical because of the large number of the Third World Committee on Broad of Trustees, which can put an percentage of its dues. of delegates that would be required. Saturday morning was closed to all but immediate stop to the participation of The executive committee of the "You can't have a two thousand member members of the caucus. The objectives of the caucus in the Assembly. Student Assembly, a related organization, organization and expect anything to get the caucus are to have a resolution passed Although this has no direct bearing on has also voted to seat a Third World done," he said. via the Affirmative Action committee the caucus seats in SASU, it could lead to delegation, but this has also been met SASU is a coalition of student that would require the Educational a further split between SASU and the Opportunity Program to allocate money Student Assembly, which would deprive that is left over at the end of the year to SASU of participating in Student people who are educationally -advanced Assembly funding activities. but financially troubled; organizing to see Third World Caucus Response that the needs of the Third World are Meanwhile, a response to the Relihand being met; and, perhaps most memo has already been drawn up by the importantly, to adopt a resolution that Third World caucus. In part, it states that 'would explain and clarify how the Third "This representation will evidently help World caucus is not discriminatory. alleviate the gap which exists within According to Third World committee state-wide organizations, in context with chairperson Brenda Robertson, "'The equal representation of all students. The caucus is not discriminatory. We get our Third World caucus can fill the gap by delegates from Third World groups on serving as a vehicle aiding in revitilizing campus, which are open to anyone. They the State University system as a closely would have to represent the needs of knit functioning system. Our by-laws do Third World students * but we also not discriminate against non Third World represent the needs of all students, as any students. Non-Third World students will SASU delegate does." be able to sit in on the caucus. However, "The only real way to get Third World they will be obligated to represent the -'participation is through the leadership of viewpoints of Third World students, so SASU," Manginelli said. Instead of a that Third World students may be Third World caucus, the leaders of SASU adequately represented in the Student a .G-. R MA.IELL ' should do moreto integrate student Assembly." UDENNIS HURLrY -.GERRY MANGINELLI

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Page 4 STATESMAN October 22, 1976 Researcher Cites Solar Energy Program Benefits By RAYMOND REEFF solar systems on flat roofs facing south "without altering" the environment. already established programs and initial A program in solar energy which could can be used. Romero-Fredes has explained that the cost," and the "need to create more links yield "tremendous benefits'" could be Addressing the problem of the inability high precision machinery and existing with the consumer." He estimates that integrated into the Engineering and of the Port Jefferson Sewage facility to facilities in Earth & Space Sciences are with the conventional solar heating unit Physics departments at a very low cost to accomodate Stony Brook waste output, perfect for his needs, and that the only in an averagy home, it would take 5-8 the University:according to solar energy Romero-Fedes says that "there exists the real cost is in supplies, such as insulation, years to recover the investment. researcher Carlos Romero-Fredes. possibility of instituting solar energy in fiberglass resin, and flat black. He also Millions From Government This semester, $200 has been allocated the breaking down of raw sewage" and stated that he would want to acquire the The Energy Research and Development for Solar Energy Studies Romero-Fredes that by converting the Port Jefferson materials to build a solar collector with Administration, a Federal Agency, will feels that after a very poor start four plant to a solar energy system, it could be his students at a cost of $1000 for allocate millions of dollars for the semesters ago, the situation is now used in the re-cycling of the waste water. materials. promotion of solar energy and will foot "'pretty good" and that more and more Solar energy is presently being employed Spirit of Solar Energy half the bill for any major solar energy people are becoming interested. Despite in water de-salination, distillation, and Another goal of hibisprogram is to undertaking. (ERDA has stipulated the University's negative attitude other de-pollution control systems. correct the "socio-dislocation" of the progress in the solar energy field from the (President John Toll didn't answer People's Technology State University with the surrounding pollution standpoint). "Expensive and his letters), solar energy has tremendous = Romero-Fredes said that the program area. This would be accomplished by sophisticated research on solar energy has potential in curing many of the ills that as it now exists serves to "create a clear student community involvement been done by the National Aeronautics now plague Stony Brook. Among them understanding of planetary consciousness fieldwork in informing local residents and Space Administration and the Atomic are heat outages: according to related to the solar system and an open how solar energy can be used in their Energy Commission in the direction of Romero-Fredes, "every building on manifest against atomic energy, and the homes, and by making people conscious energy sources," said Romero-Fredes, campus has large window accomodation free development of solar energy as a of what it is. "By inducing the spirit of adding that "the feasibility and to successfully adapt to solar energy." people's technology." He teaches the solar energy, we can create a valuable practicality of integration into the Some buildings which have science of solar energy as applied physics state of community" he continuted. American home and industry has already south-oriented skylights, he added, are with modern applications, mainly Romero-Fredes cited obstacles to the been proved," and is in fact '"long already solar energy equipped, and that utilizing solar energy in the environment solar energy program as "the lack of overdue."

VM mum g .- ydinsAVau Ais U Briefs - through a special program on experience is "different - Physician's Assistants examination. Review session lectures will run from 9 AM technology and society offered more allied to societal concerns Physician's Assistants who through 6 PM on Friday and by the University's College of and technology's response to need continuing medical Saturday, and featuref -ted Engineering and Applied social needs," according to education credits to satisfy guest physicians and surgeons Sciences. Liao. -professional requirements may from Stony Brook, John Program adminstrators He said the focus of the register now for a three-day Hopkins University, Nassau expect the technology/society current program is to acquaint educational update program Medical Center, and other seminars will have an academic students with the systems scheduled for October 29-31 at institutes. The review session ripple effect, with students approach to decision making the Stony Brook Holiday Inn. has been approved for 14 hours sharing concepts and ideas commonly used in Physician's Assistants (PAs) of continuing medical learned in the program with engineering-related fields. are professionals who function education credit. their high school classmates. High school students under the supervision of a The third day has been The students, called enrolled in the program are primary care physician, designed as a post-graduate "exceptionally bright and now studying computer *performing diagnostic and update primarily for the more aware" by program hardware as an introduction to therapeutic procedures and experienced PA who desires administrator Thomas Liao, are the state of the art of coordinating the roles of in-depth current information. in the top 10 percent of their computers; comparing human technical specialists. PAs must Lectures are scheduled for 9 high school classes. Liao said population dynamics; and show proof of having taken AM through 6:30 PM and the participants were building solar collectors for heating 100 continuing. medical include sessions . on ..nominated by high school water to ilhustrate education credits every two dermatology, gynecology and principals and teachers by studies in energy resources. years, and, must sit for a arthritis. The post-graduate representatives of science Several prominent recertification exam every six session has been approved for 7 teachers associations in both authorities in technology years.. Stony Brook's weekend i/2 hours of continuing medical counties. related fields have been program has been approved for education credits. The program, which involves scheduled as guest speakers. a total of 21 'I hours of : attending.. lectures and seminars They include Thomas Ford, an continuing education credit by · ~ ~ ~ . .,. · ... on Saturday mornings from official with the Alfred P. the uAmerican Academy of September 9 through Sloan Foundation who is an -.Physician's Assistants. Technology Seminars .December 11, was designed to expert in regional planning; The first two days will be a introduce gifted students to New York Conservation review session aimed a recently More than 100 intellectually the problems, issues and Department official Anthony graduated PAs who will be gifted juniors and seniors from benefits associated with Taormino who will speak on taking the upcoming certifying 43 high schools in Nassau and modern technology's impact water resource management; examination. Topics will Suffolk counties are spending on society. Although the and Nicholas Moy, an include all medical subjects Saturdays this fall here earning program has been run for the authority on transportation -which will be covered in the tuition-free college credits past three years, the current planning. Ford CampaignIs Assailed by Carter F ord Campaign IsAssailed bCarter By MICHAEL J. SNIFFEN evening, though at different Ford knows that Playboy Republicans have repeatedly Jimmy Carter complained times to avoid a meeting. Carter magazine has interviewed many criticized Carter for the yesterday that his morals were was booked into the annual Al people: his own secretary of the interview in which, among many impugned in ads approved by Smith Dinner in New York City Treasury, Mr. William Simon; other things, he said he does President Gerald Ford. Ford half an hour after Ford's Walter Cronkite; William not judge others because he courted senior citizens and East departure from the event, which Buckley ... Albert Schweitzer; himself has lusted after women Europeans. And both men honors the Democrat who lost Arnold Toynbee; California Gov. in his heart and believes God prepared to debate one last time to Herbert Hoover in the 1928 Jerry Brown, and dozens of forgives him for this. Ford and to crisscross the country presidential election. others in additon to myself." "I sounded the GOP reaction again until election day. During another of his think it's a highly misleading Thursday when he told a news The Democrat, who is running now-frequent warehouse sort of advertising campaign," conference that he had declined against the bureaucrats Kin inspections, Carter told reporters Carter said. to be interviewed by Playboy Washington, and the Republican, Thursday morning that a Ford The ad shows the cover of the and added: "I don't think a whose campaign is pegged to campaign committee ad placed Playboy issue containing the president of the United States doing his job as President in 350 newspapers in 22 states magazine's Carter interview ought to be interviewed in a returned to their favorite Wednesday and Thursday tries beside a Newsweek cover with magazine that has that format." symbolic platforms. Ford was in "to insinuate that I'm a special Ford's picture. It urges people to While Carter was home in Plains the White House Rose Garden case and have low morals simply read both magazines, saying that dealing with the interview the wearing a dark blue vest suit. because I granted an interview is "one good way to decide this Republicans won't let him Carter visited his peanut with Playboy." election."* The Playboy cover forget, Ford was home in the warehouse in Plains, Ga., "Mr. Ford made the decision shows a woman with an White House dealing with the wearing a blue work shirt and to place the ads, and I personally unbuttoned shirt and a headline Eastern Europe statement that jeans. They were to visit the don't believe that it will help referring to the interview: the Democrats won't let him same public platform in the him any... I think that Mr. "Now, the real Jimmy Carter." forget.

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STEREO ALL BRANDS Wholesale. The English Proficiency Examination A.S.A. holding an intercollegiate PERSONAL We can't be undersold. Specials, SERVICES will be held on October 30 in Lecture cartridges, speakers, auto stereo. tournament October 23rd, Saturday DEAR KENT, After a year of being Hall 101 and 102 from 9 AM-12 highend dealer. 516-698-1061. EXPERIENCED TYPIST available to Noon. A passing grade on this exam at the Gym. 9:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. together I can only say I'd never be type at home. Term papers, theses, will exempt you from the A.S.A. also sponsoring a disco party the same without you. Thanks for business reports. Renee Goodman, REFRIGERATOR KING used composition requirement. No October 23rd. Place Buffeteria: Time going through everything with me. refrigerators and freezers bought and 368-7966. Happy Anniversary Charles. Love advance registration for the exam 8:00 P.M. All are welcome to come. sold. Campus delivery available. Call requilred. Bring a pen. always. Nancy. 928-9391 and speak to the KING! COUNTY MOVING and Storage, local and Long distance. Crating, All students planning to do their There are two Work Study positions GOOFY: THE BEST Jewish mother packing, free estimates. Call 928- PSYCH MAJORS full feedback EEG open In the Writing Clinic for Elementary school student teaching on D2 wlth the inevens. Happy pfect condition. Research quality. 9391. In the Spring of 1977 must reaister Birthday to the greatest roommate undergraduates. These positions were ust sell $175. Brian 246-4811. Incorrectly described in the CWSP with the Education Department there is. Love SF. TAI CHI CLASSES now being job listings. Duties require no special beginning 10/25 to 11/5 In room N 1973 CAMARO good condition, lormed Stony Brook area. skills In English. For Information, call 4016 Library. Meeting of all students I WOULD LIKE to meet an power steering, power brakes, air Tues/Thurs eves. $20 month ly. interesting female graduate student conditlong AM-FM eight track stereo, 543-5341. 6-6133. with their departmen tal supervisors or senior. Alan 698-1061. announce school place- E.T. mags, 350 V8 automatic 45,000 All students planning to do their 12/18 to miles. Asking S2500. Call Kevin. BUILD YOUR OWN banjo. Free Elementary School Student Teaching ments and to prepare the students for USED AND NEW furniture In 6-4749. Catalog. Stewart--MacDonald Mfg., their assignments, 4:15 P.M. in room addition to 14 rooms of antiques and in the Spring of 1977 must register Box 90015 Athens, Ohio 45701. with the arts and crafts are on display at Education Department 001 Earth and Space Science Build- BACKGAMMON HANDMADE sets during the Antique Village, 555 Rte 25A, St. two week period ing. cork naugahyde surfaces 1A" S35. beginning October 25th through James. Present this ad to "Adams u. V12" S45. up. 543-0328 after 4 LOST November 1976. Alley" located on the ground floor and FOUND __ Sth. Registration will be In Room N 4016 in the and receive a 20% discount on all LOST, all grey short haired cat with Library. There will be a meeting of furniture. The first 100 Individuals WOLLENSAK PORTABLE reel tape white flea collar. Lost in Nesconset all students with their departmental Transcendental Meditation Is a who bring in this ad will receive a systematic program for the full recorder, 4-track $30. Seth Thomas area. Reward for return. Please call supervisors on December free deck of green hornet playing 8th, 1976 development of the Individual. To metronome $10.50. DiIco electric 979-9331. to announce school cards. placlements and develop and enjoy an evolved state of Hours Wed-Sun 11-5. motor ¥2 HP $20. Men's ice skates to prepare the students for their $7. Italian flippers *2. wooden oars assignments. A general meeting will life need not be left to chance. OKTOBERFEST-thls Friday, Lecture Thurs Oct 28, 8:00 PM $6. 751-8299. start at 4:15 pm in room 001 Saturday nights, 9 to 1. Heineken, CAMPUS NOTICES of the Student Union Room 231. All are Earth and Space Spatan on tap, Spartans will play. Science Building. welcome. Students will meet with Admission-SUSB their I.l. HOUSING- Applications for the film selection supervisors from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm committee of COCA will be available in rooms to be announced at the I NEED A PLACE to live room in SHARE SABBATICAL home In in the polity office this week. general meeting. Future of Judaic studies dept will be house or apt. Call 444-2436 (days). Stony Brook January-August 1977 Further information, call Linda discussed over dinner Wed Oct 27 at Charlene. with single faculty member $150 plus 6-7400. 5:30 to 7:00. Roth Cafe ass't q2 utilities. Contact S. Springer, 402 Spiritual Fair Saturday Nov 6 Academic Vice President Miller BROKEN WINDOWS cracked walls? Paunack Plac, Madison, Wisconsin. S"rching 1977 Orientation leaders Everyone desiring participation Provost Fry and Dr. Berr will be No repairs? Stop getting shafted by and one administrative assistant (Lecture Literature, Table presnt. $2. dinner is optional. For Housing. Call Rona KC324, 6-3933. SHARE HOUSE in Sound Beach, position. Applications available Oct. demonstration) call Fred 588-5904 reservations piease call 6-6842. All I'm hassling for better campus fireplace, bech, greenhouse, very 20 in the Orientation Office room mornings. welcome. housing. nice $130 Incl utilities. Car 102 Humanities Building. Return 744-5624. application by 4:00 Oct. 29. General Age - Melne Zimmrnermadchennicht orientation meeting Thursday Oct. mehr. aber immer mneine einige 21 8:00 PM Humanities room 101. Zimmermadchen Im Herzen-Frohe Applications will be accepted from all students except graduating Geburtstag! - Lieben & Kussen HELP WANTED seniors. Zimmie. g ~~WANED FRENCH PERSON to talk with two * ~rcflkt .tt to artw*f d*t SMas $ The B- boys want to say Hfill.... BIG children two to four hours per week. Self-Awareness group Tuesdays from ALLLL.. LQB Call 286-2196. 1:00-2:30 PM. 10 sessions. The purpose of the group is to help * LATEhor Tmay, TDn,.y Sufy * FOR SALE students by way of guided verbal and WANTED: FEMALE model for nonverbal exercises, to become more USED LOUDSPEAKERS: Frazier photographic figure work, experience aware of themselves and the people e ff twwt8l 24f3 C black box (2) efficient unfinished unnecessary. Occassional hours around them. Contact the Counseling large bookshelf type, $100. Call flexible. $6. per hour. (Centerport Dept. 2nd floor of the Infirmary evenings. 265-6963. off 25A) J. Glambalvo, 261-7482. 444-2261.

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More than 6,000 Stony Brook students, supplementary form and return it to Programs to settle their accounts. And, of along with several hundred thousand other Albany before a decision can be made on those 1,472 students, 531 could not be college students across New York State, are their award. Thus, students applying for processed because their names were not on .hanging in financial limbo this week as a independent status will not know until the the lists sent by Albany. This means that result of a delay in the processing of end of the fall semester whether or not the re, aining TAP applicants have either Tuition Assistance and Regents Scholarship they will receive an award. been no ified of their award, panicked into Program (TAP) awards. Needless to say, the inefficiency in paying the balance of their tuition, or The New York State Higher Education Albany has led to an abundance of simply don't know that the Office of Services in Albany failed to notify each confusion on the part of Stony Brook Special Programs can help them. Stony Brook TAP applicant of their students - confusion that is being vented R. Wadkins the director of the Office of financial award before the Oct 15 deadline out against the Bursar's office. When the Special Programs, said that he could not for the payment of all tuition bills for the SUNY Financial Aids office realized that it determine how many students fell into fall semester. The processing delay was also could not meet the October 15 deadline, it each category. Albany had promised to worsened by an apparently late decision to sent a list of more than 6,000 names of send an accurate list of all Stony Brook save money by restructuring the rules Stony Brook students who had applied for TAP applicants, so that those students not pertaining to "independent" students. The TAP to the Office of Special Programs at on the first list could be processed. That decision to restructure the rules pertaining Stony Brook. The plan was that students list has still not arrived. to students of that status came too late in whose names were on the list and had not Fortunately, the Office of Special the summer to make it possible to notify received notification of their award, would Programs, along with the Finance and them of the change before the October 15 be given a tuition payment deferment Management office at Stony Brook, have deadline. based on individual estimates determined decided to act in the student interest. The In addition to not being notified, by the Office of Special Programs. tuition payment deadline has been v1) independent students are not, at this late As of Wednesday, however, only 1,472 extended until the situation is resolved for date, expected to fill out an eight page -students came to the Office of Special each TAP applicant. Therefore, no student is in danger of being deregistered by the university. The Office of Special Programs cO -has also assumed the responsibility for ,It'sYour Home students who are not on the lists sent from w-a At a state university campus especially. do urge students - to - in general - treat Albany. The Office of Special Programs vandalism is a problem that really hits their living accomodations and dormitory will begin giving deferments today(Friday) I ti home. buildings with more care. to these students. Wadkins added that any 'O The State University at Stony Brook, as Vandalism that destroys campus student who panicked into paying their LU well as other state schools, are funded in property is deplorable. It negates the very tuition with their own money, will receive large part by the taxes that state residents concept of a state university education - an a refund. In effect, the Office of Special pay every year. With the rise in the cost of education at a lower cost that is being Programs has taken the responsibility of living, and with the accompanying rising aided by considerable tax money. Students acting in the students interest when inflation rate, the state university system who constantly vandalize the University's officials in Albany SUNY Financial Aids must prove that it deserves these hard property prove to hard working taxpayers office would not or could not. earned tax dollars now more than ever. that their money is virtually being wasted. And we can help. Clearly, tax money that is used to build /y We urge students who derive some a new building is well spent. But when FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1976 , perverse pleasure from destroying public sections of that building are destroyed by property to resist, and we request that all vandalism, valuable tax money goes down . *VOLUME 20 NUMBER 15 - I. .I . .. students take a more protective attitude the tubes. And more tax money is needed . I. with respect to the areas in which they live. to correct the damage that was initially The dormitories in which we live. as well incurred. It is a shameful waste. as the cafeteria in which we eat, belong to We do not expect students to walk us. Destroying them only makes it around campus constantly thinking that -- Statesman inconvenient and unpleasant for us. We they are totally indebted for their '"Let Each Become Aware" should take pride in our respective campus education to the gainful generosity of state homes, as well as in the recreational, social taxpayers. But we do- expect them to '-" :' "David Gilman '"'" and academic facilities put at our disposal. exercise the basic restraints that are Editor-in-Chief . : We do not suggest that students band ,connected when one is proud of one's into vigilante groups, seeking out home. This is our home. Let us treat is as Stuart M. Saks -potentionally destructive students. But we such. .. Managing Editor

Rene Ghadimi Oliphant ' Associate Editor

- - A I,, A J&A,^i J&AI Scott Markman oxK I - AWW6 Business Manager NG .. IP^^^.~~~~~IV News Director:David Razler,Sports I Director; Ed Schreier; Sports Editors; Ed Kelly, John Quinn; Arts Editor; A. J. Troner; Photo Director; Mike Leahy; Photo Editor; Don Fait; Advertising Manager: Art Dederick; Production Manager: Bob Pidkameny; Office Manager: Carole Myles. A - - STATESMAN, newspaper at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and surrounding community is published three times a w k on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, September to May, except for NDecemberand April intersessions by Statesman Association, inc. a non- profit literary corporation incorporated under the laws of . tDWVW' the State of Now York. President: David Gilman; Vice President: Stuart M. SakS; Secretary: Rene .A t . 1D.. Ghadimi; Treasurer: Scott Markman, Mailing .Address: P.O. Box AE, Stony Brook, N.Y. 11790. Is Offices: Room 059. Stony Brook Union. Editorial JIMMY and business phone: (516) 246-3690. Subscriber to IKKW Associated Press. Repreented by National , w Z..- Educational Advertising Service 118 East 50th Street, New York, N.Y. Printed by Smithtown News., 1Brookside Dr.. Smithtown, N.Y. Entered as Second Class Matter at Stony Brook, N.Y. Statesman is partially funded by mandatory student activities fees allocated by Polity, the undergraduate student governmV..wb -w*... nt w j s- - :~~~~~~~~~~~~~r

Page 8 STATESMAN October 22. 1976 Stony Brook Still Reeks of Racism... By CHESTER L RASH reaction, albeit the harrassment and intimidation same milieu. For the second year, the Black Graduate surfaced as soon as the organization initiated its A few days after the posters were posted (Most Student Organization sponsored a reception at publicity. (One would assume the task was well of the posters were removed by persons unknown Sunwood Estates -a stately mansion given to the executed, given later reactions.) The main reason at least two days prior to the affair), a few University. The purpose of the event was to why we chose to publicize the affair, besides the members of the Organization began to receive facilitate the acclimation of minority graduate obvious ones, was because of poor cooperation telephone calls from the Faculty-Student students, faculty and staff - especially new from the graduate school in aiding us in obtaining Association (FSA) Office -sometimes twice a day - "recruits" . an event we deem very important a roster of the minority graduate students echoing concern of how destructive the affair given an armbiance renown for its alienation, attending Stony Brook thereby providing a second might be. A staff member stated that no previous apathy, lack of concern for its students, and option of contacting students via campus mail. event at Sunwood had received as much publicity RACISM. However, this year the reception was Furthermore, if it is difficult to communicate with thereby arousing fear that large numbers of black ct) marred with indelible harrassment, intimidation, white students on campus via publicity, one can undergraduates would attend (especially given the and racism. imagine the problems encountered in attempting publicity about free food and music) and set a Securing Sunwood elicited little, if any, to communicate with minority students within the torch to the -Big House." c To guarantee that such violence and destruction would not occur, the following suggestions were made: check I.D. s. station a security guard at the .. .,As Does Polity of Corruption door. or require name tags which automatically necessitates presenting your "pass card" upon By EARLE WEPRIN the matter is that all of the members of Inc. knew request. Surrounding all of this was the failure of Many students today have accepted a big con or that she could not accept a full time position FSA to recognize or accept the fact that a similar shell game as a normal way of the functioning of because of personal reasons therefore this was event was given by the same organization at their student government Student government really a coverup to force her out. Many people Sunwood the previous year without employing today works by the theorem of those who keep might ask why I have waited so long to tell any security measures. and the affair was black their mouth shut about what is going on will students the real facts behind Inc.'s control of and beautiful!! When asked whether all this special receive their just rewards -being kept in the good Polity, the reason is simple. I worked very hard for attention was warranted because we were black, grace of "Inc." (the designation representing Polity during these past few years and I have we received a negative response. After assuring Manginelli, Pohanka, and Minasi). Many people worked closely with Inc. before as Polity legal FSA some security measures would be taken may wonder why I kept the membership in Inc. so affairs coordinator and assistant to Manginelli. I against our Brothers and Sisters and guaranteeing small, that is because there are many people of the was hoping that a lot of good things would happen Sunwood would not self-destruct after our arrival. ie fringes of Inc. and if they should fall out of favor this year, I guess just like Stan Greenberg was an FSA staff member invited himself to the affair (D) are easily replaced. A good example is Stan hoping, but the actions during the summer could to satisfy himself or someone else that the niggers Greenberg, a person who as long as I know him has no longer be ignored - the corruption is just too would behave properly. put many hours into Polity and has been very great, and the feeling that if you should be critical After arriving at Sunwood. not only did loyal j to Manginelli. During the summer, the true at all of Inc. the price is simple - you are cut out of someone from FSA drop by, but we were nature of Inc. came out - the firing of Robert any role in the policy making functions of student informed that some black staff member of the U) Walsh as executive director to be replaced by Mike government. Union was approached about coming to the affair Hart, the issuance of a stipend to Polity Secretary As to the solutions to the problem I can only to oversee the black adults. Approximately 10:30 Kevin Young for doing an orientation program recommend that every undergraduate student PM, one of the organizers of the affair was (1) that never happened and a booklet that was two demand of their Polity senator that they take a accosted on the dance floor and asked to cut off _0 months late, the increasing of Manginelli's stipend forceful stance in the policy making functions of the music. He was later informed that by I even after the Polity Senate's Committee to Polity, a complete Senate investigation into the discontinuing the music, the clean-up could control summer stipending vetoed the increase. actions of the Policy council during the summer, commence, and we could be out by twelve. After these incidents, Stan Greenberg had the the opening of a job search by the Senate for a Consequently, we apprised him that the cleaning integrity to stand up and say something was Polity Executive director with Mr. Hart being process had already begun, and we would have wrong, he was prompty expelled from Inc. just invited to submit a resume. Many people may little problem cleaning up and getting out by I like the Polity employee who released the three wonder why the Senate should do these things, its twelve, given out historical skills as domestics. $3,000 checks to Statesman for an investigation simple. The Senate is the most representative At twelve, all black faces left the shadows of into concert funding, she was fired because she student body on campus and by prior precedent is Sunwood Estate and were replaced with the also had the integrity to stand up and say delegated these responsibilities. As a final remark I traditional white ones. something was wrong. In this instance she showed hope that many new senators will come to the It is an atrocity, but a given, that white people that Mike Hart had clearly violated the Chancellor's Polity office and read what happened at prior are still afraid to allow black adults to enter their Guidc::.-r..for the Use of Mandatory Student meetings so that they don't have to rely on Inc. sacred edificies for social activities. But, this is Activity Fees, and this incident was one of many with the only copy of the minutes, and therefore Stony Brook where nothing changes - everything financial irregularities in Polity. Inc.'s official rap have to trust their interpretations of what occurred. remaines the same, especially its racism -ride on in on this subject was that she wasn't fired but your white, hooded sheets!!!! offered a full time position and refused to take it (The writer is a former Polity President and is The therefore we had to let her go. The real truth to currently President of the Union Governing Board.) writer is a graduate student in sociology. f _ Poor Alttitude errors. Now this should not be paper, but it really does nothing to environment. given a failure grade, especially on contribute to the well-being of the It would be a mistake not to the first paper. I mean, what is this environment. Ironically enough, To the Editor: believe that stress producing factors teacher trying to prove? I am the headlines of the front page I am writing in respect to the doing story are inherent in the structure of any better in my Science and Math expressed the general methods andattitudesthat a teacher discontent academic institution. High pressure courses than in this "simple among students at the in the English 101 department projected exams, increasing workloads, has. introductory English course". This cancellation of tension ihe point of my article is to expose the ENS studies of getting good grades and teacher must surely realize that program. living in a cold, competitive this teacher's view of this everyone in the class is not there With the help of some high situation tend to contribute mandatory introduction course toward and because they wanted to out of their school students at the station, anxiety. how most it coincides with what is own desire, but rather to fill a of the papers were able to be But this is not the entire answer. actually supposed to be taught. University requirement. So why not collected and placed under stones. I The other part lies in the fact that English 101 is as stated in the make it a bit enjoyable where the really felt embarrassed for your many students here at Stony Brook undergraduate bulletin, "A course Student can simply learn his or her distributors when they asked me, are frustrated, socially and sexually. in writing. The course aims to errors without the fear of being "Isn't this a little hypocritical?" The lack of social outlets, school develop abilities in expository and failed by a teacher who is only I realize that functions and social community argumentative your articles are not writing, and must be interested in perfect results rather editorials, but I do suggest here make it that way. And as a taken, normally that you in the Freshman ,than effort involved. ' get your act together result, these frustrations are not year, instead of to satisfy the University All in all, a teacher who hands contributing to the less hidden, but felt by all of us. requirement than in English out failure grades is just as favorable reputations of the What can we do about it?The Composition,..." What the English incompetent in grading as that University. first source of solution lies with the course is supposed to create is an teacher who hands out "easy" A's. Meredith F. Penta school: How can atmosphere for developing one's it do more to Donna Beretsky accomodate the needs of its past knowledge in composition October 15, 1976 writing and eventually become SB Stress students. And likewise, how can we as students do more proficient in writing. Statesman Litter to contribute In the situation that I am about To the Editor, to our school environment? But to get into, this teacher marked as There is too much anxiety on the even more, how can we seek out to To theEditor: integrate though it were a "weeding-out While waiting for a train friday university campus. The outlet for those who have perhaps been forgotten course" for English majors. People night at Stony Brook station, I this anxiety manifests itself in in the social strates, the who had written, revised and typed found some hundred copies of various ways: rape, vandalism, outcasts, into our ranks? their papers were being let down by Statesman carelessly piled on the thefts, etc. Yet the question is, Ray Rieff thegrade orn their paper and this is platform. As it was quite a windy what makes people do things like a very poor way of teaching night, it wasn't long before they this that for many of them is Statesmanwelcomes the views of students. There were many cases of took flight - heading off for Port completely out of character? Why all of its readers. Theopinions 'I pupils in clan that had followed the Jeff station, is there so much wall climbing, expressed herein are not necessarily given form of the paper but had a It is true that this provides quite emotional stress, and just plain those of Statesman, its editors, or Il few repetitions in grammatical an efficient means of circulating the uptightness in the college its staff.

October 22, 1976 STATESMAN Page 9 THERE'S NO END TO THE CAREER CORNER TREMENDOUS TAENTS OF By LAURIE JOHNSON RICHIE HAVENS! Therapy Occupations in the Allied Health Field TV End Integral parts of the modem-day health care team are Of The Begimsig those professionals who, through various types of therapy, Its a new era of energy for work with emotionally and,or physically handicapped people Richie Havens. His first A&M helping them to build satisfying and productive lives. album pulsates with the sheer Therapeutic specialists complement the work of physicians, joy of his special magic! psychologists, nurses, counselors, and social workers in the total care of the patient. The Oecupational Therapist The occupational therapist is a member of a health care team who contributes to the rehabilitation of people with physical or mental disability. When a patient is referred by a physician, the occupational therapists make an evaluation to determine the current level of functioning and to learn more about the patient as a person, which then enables them to plan a therapeutic program to reduce pathology or specific disability, prevent further disabilities or maintain benefits of prior restoration. Occupational therapists are employed in hospitals, after-care clincis, rehabilitation centers, home-care services, mental health centers, and in programs for retarded or Bill Baird Center - emotionally disturbed children. They are people who like and INFORMATION . HELP, & COUNSELING FOR understand other people; they are imaginative and creative; they are able to adjust to a variety of situations; and they are 1976 Sounds best on ABORTION able to think objectively and to observe and report clearly. AVAILABLE ! Occupational therapy requires four years of college BIRTH CONTROL training leading to a degree of bachelor of science, followed by L.P. | six to nine months of clinical experience and professional * FREE PREGNANCY TESTING · registration. All four years may be taken at one of the colleges 8 TRACK or universities which offer a curriculum in occupational IIL TAPE REGARDLESS OF AGE OR MARITAL STATUS therapy, or the student may transfer to a college with such a STRICTL Y CONFIDENTIAL curriculum after two years in a liberal arts college. College Aoobe atof ' OPEN 9 AM-9 PM graduates who have received their undergraduate degree in . -~~~. another field can take a program of 18 to 22 months Kmotes Stores 7 DAYS A WEEK that ii includes both academic and clinical work in occupational EMPSTEAD, N. Y. Spoaond by 'BOSTON, MASS. therpy. There are alos several two year Master's Degree [516] 538-2626 P.A.S. [non-wofit [617] 536-2511 programs. An up-to-date list of these schools and programs can A:: -- - [6171 5w311 be obtained from the American Occupational Therapy Association, Suite 200; 6000 Executive Boulevard, Rockville, Maryland 20852. Occupational therapy offers excellent employment Join Statesman 246-3690 opportunities in the coming years. Students who think they might be interested in this field may be able to participate in a I summer experience program in occupational therapy. Students selected for this program work six weeks during the summer in the occupational therapy department of a hospital. For Information on these opportunities and other career-related · tIll' Tllh( .Ltres -- Information, write to: American Occupational Therapy Association at Stol)'Brook 251 Park Avenue South New York, New York 10010

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. P % r [lLA ll itAP A -lpst A Ilwog The physical therapist, under the direction of a physician, V..A: TMiNT OF THEATREI AIRTS works to rehabilitate people with injuries or disease of the STATE.UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK muscles, joints, nerves or bones. Physical therapists possess a AT STONY BROOK -. detailed knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and corrective Stony Brook, N.Y. 11794 - care techniques, manual dexterity, and a desire to work with people in a helping capacity. There are three basic plans of (516) 246-5681 education for physical therapy: four year bachelor's degree SPECIAL STUDENT SEASON SUBSCRIPTION programs; 12 months' certification courses for students who PLAN A: 4 shows for $5 (a $9 value) hold bachelor's degrees in related fields; and gradiuate training PUSS IN BOOTS - OCT. 28-31, Nov. 3-6 . leading to a master's degree for students with a bachelor's CANDIDA - Feb. 24-27, Mar. 2-5 - degree and the requisite background. Academic coursework ONE ACTS - Mar. 17-20, Mar. 23-26 includes humanities, the social sciences, biological sciences, COMPANY - Mar 5-8, May 11-14 physical sciences and specialization courses providing the PLAN B: 4 shows PLUS Opera only $7 (a $12 value) fundamental knowledge and skills required to treat patients. ALL OF PLAN A PRODUCTIONS PLUS Supervised clinical practice complete the training program. l m Information on these training opportunities can be obtained (Opera) IPHIGENIA IN TAURIS by Gluck - Dec. 9,10,12,13 from: individual prices (with ID): American Physical Therapy Assoiation · 2 each - PUSS IN BOOTS, CANDIDA. ONE ACTS . 115645th Street, N.W. $3 each - IPHIGENIA, COMPANY . Washington, D.C. 20005 Physical therapy is a rapidly growing field All perfromances and the need begin at 8:00 PM in the University for registered therapists is expected to exceed the supply for Calderone Theatre, South Campus, Building B year. to come. Employment opportunities within hospitals, The Box Office will be open Monday-Saturday from noon until specialized institutions, rehabilitation centers, the Armed curtain time. Phone reservations will be accepted (246-5681). Forces, private industry and the federal government are All tickets reserved by phone must be picked up by 7:30 PM on promising.

.. o...... -...... - ...... Art and Music Therapists The art therapist uses art to help patients with emotional Bring Coupon to Box Office with ID card & money problems, working with a team of other health care professionals. A knowledge : :. of art materials and techniques is Student Season Subscription necessary, while educational requirements range from Name- in-service training to master's degree programs. For educa- Campus Address ,:I tional training and career information, write to: Campus Phone --- _ _*_ The American Art Therapy Association Plan A 8607 South Braeswood Boulevard $5.00 with ID Houston, Texas 77025. Plan B --- $----$7.00with lD ...... The music therapist devises programs which use tmusicto effect positive behavior change in emotionally disturbed, ·...... *...... mentally retarded, blind and disabled patients. A bachelor's

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Page 14 STATESMAN .- October 22. 1976 SPORTS Union Fans Speak Out on Series; Yankees Just Outplayed by Reds · _-* BRIEFS (continuedfrom page 16) Including a three run shot that Yankees. "I think that the old season (which seems so long ago extended the lead to 7-2 andYankee teams of the 1950s and - during the summer), couldn't giving the fans in Yankee early 1960s were better. due to I manage to win even a single Stadium a beadstart in escaping superior pitching and more 76'era Gain Net Profit game? Why were the Reds so far the bitter autumn cold andhome run power," he said. Philadelphia Pa. (AP)--Julius Erving, the gifted forward with the superior outscoring their accompanying swirling With only four months dazzling moves, has been sold by the NewYork Nets to the counterparts by 21-8 in the four winds. Back in the TV room remaining until spring training philadelphia 76ers in an estimated $6 million transaction. games? there were many groans and eyes begins, the issue of just how Negotiators for both dubs worked through the early hours "The Yankees played went wide as Bench's blast great are the Reds, the yesterday morning to complete the deal. lousy-worse than lousy-they disappeared over the left field first NationalLeague team to win The stunning move made a rich man out of Erving, a title were terrible," said Paul wall, which Roy White scaled in b a c k -t o -b a c k w o r l d contender and box office smash out of the Sixers, a disaster area out Bernstein a disappointed a noble effort to make the championships in 54 years. of the Nets and increased speculation that Nets' owner Roy Boe may sophomore. "They have a much impossible catch. "Nice try, Missed Record better be planning to unload the franchise. team than they showed in White," one cynic called out and Perhaps, the single most Terms of the agreement call for Erving to receive approximately this series. They simply couldn't much laughter followed. poignant moment of the 1976 $3 million over a convert five-year contract. That comes out to $600,000 a opportunities." Sounding like Billy Martin, afew Series occured in the bottom of year and reportedly makes Erving the highest paid player in pro Bernstein lost $8, bettingon the "'experts" ("All the the ninth when Thurman basketball-topping the alleged $50,000 annual salary Los Angeles Yankees, adding the burden of knowledgable fans hang out here Munson, a standout throughout pays Kareen Abdul-Jabbar. financial injury to the insult of during the sports events," saidoffensively was looking for his In addition, Boe will get about $3 million to help pay his watching his team go down to one viewer.) attempted to soften fifth hit of this game, which mounting debts. Boe already paid $3.2million to join the NBA and another bitter defeat. the Yankee's humiliation. would have established a new owes another $4 million to the New York Knicks for territorial Although Pete Rose and Ken "I really thought that the Series record. infringment. There have been reports that Boe is looking for buyers Griffey, the first two hitters in Reds would win for sure," said However in ccordance with for the club. the Reds' lineup, didn't come senior Keith Slavin, sounding asthe complete frustration felt "John Q. Cash did it again," said Erving. "I'm on my way to close to matching their excellent if he really meant it."But I'm throughout by Yankee players Philadelphia. But this will always be home. I guess III be doing a regular-season statistics (Rose naturally disappointed theand their fans he didn't even get whole lot of commuting. went three for 16, after Yanks lost. I'm a great fan of a chance for it. Roy White flew "I guess Boe's got enough money now to rebuild." garnering more than 20 hits theirs for 15 years." However, out to George Fosterin left field, But does he have enough fans? The Nets did not draw well with during the season; Griffey was brandishing that carefullyleaving Munson stranded in the Erving. They could be in big trouble without him. even less effective, batting a cultivated hometown pride, he on-dek circle. The diehards in dreadful .063 after hitting .337was unwilling to concede the TV room shared the pain, Knicks Win Opener during the season), the Reds absolute greatness to thewith one capsule thought which were not short on productive Cincinnati team, which wentsummed up the past weeks New York--Red Holzman, dean of National Basketball hitters. Series MVP Johnny undefeated in postseason play,baseball. 'Typical, just typical Association coaches, taught rookie Jerry West a lesson last night - Bench amnassed a .533 average sweeping the Philadelphiaof the whole damn series! sometimes it pays to throw out the book. and highlighted that with two Phillies in three straight games Nothing went right for the "They say you've got to have a big forward in there, but it doesn't home runs in last night's game, before their destruction of the Yankees" always work that way," explained Holzman, started his 10th season ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ _ as coach of the New York Knicks. % "If you have two small forwards who know what they're doing r and play well together sometimes that works better." It worked against Los Angeles in the NBA season opener, ruining PatriotsBasketball West's debut as coach of the Lakers. Preview. With the Knicks trailing 62-52, Holzman inserted Bradley--the By JOHN QUINN 10-year veteran who lost his starting job when McMillan was Stony Brook Basketball coach Ron Bash purchased from Buffalo last month-alongside McMillan at forward. relaxed in his office chair, smiling as he spoke of "That gives us a good shooting combination," he explained. "I his basketball team this year. "A magazine is couldn't use it as a steady diet, but tonight it worked all righL" doing an article on us. They have a phrase in the Bradley sank five baskets as the Knicksclosed out the third period article, 'progress in a unique cycle from oblivion with a 15-2 burst to take a 75-70 lead. They stretched it to 95-82 to a championship season in three seasons."' For Bash, in his with 4:53 left, then watched the Lakersclose to within two before third year of a three year contract, John Giandeli iced it with a three-point play with 53 seconds left. the cycle may not be complete. The fall tryouts have been completed, and Connors Receives Award , . ' only two seniors survived the final cut. And Bash has eight lettermen returning, including four New York (AP)-Jimmy Connors, the U.S. Open tennis champion, starters. Captain Ron Schmeltzer has become the yesterday was named the September winner in the Hickok first four year player in Stony Brook history. Profesdonal Athlete of the Year Award competition while Ken Returning with him in the backcourt is Larry Norton outpolled Muhammad Ali. Tillery, who led the team in assists last year. But Connors received 33 first-place votes and 167 points in balloting Tilery will be missing his favorite target and by sportswriters and broadcasters. Stony Brook's leading scorer for the past two Norton, beaten on a unanimous but controversial decision by years, Earl Keith. Keith will not playthis heavyweight champion All, was third with 89 points. Alifinished semester. 10th with 19 points. . Wayne Wright, the team's No. 2 scorer and rebounder last year, has returned 20 pounds Women's Intramural Tournament heavier, two inches taller and a year wiser. Wrigbt's partner at the forward The Wonms Intramurals are sponsoring a woman basketball position, Jon Adderley remains a question mark at this time. and a womans paddleball tournament. Entry blanks for the Adderley underwent a spinal fusion operation in tornaments are due in Susan Krupski's office (Rm. 102 in the gym) the off season. If he returns to top by 3 PM Wednesday November 3rd. Entries may be obtained on the form, this former freshmen duo may become bulletin board in the Womens locker room. Schedules will be posted a pair of sophomore sensations. Adderley in the locker room by Friday November 5th. For further was voted Statesman's "Athlete of the Year" information call Susan Krupski (6-6792) or Andy Miller (64887). while Bash considers Wright his main scorer at this time. Transfer Bill Anderson, an inch under seven Braves Defeat Bucks feet, should provide strong intimidation on defense, a missing factor last season. Another Milwaukee Wis. (AP)--The Buffalo Braves, sparked by 23 points newcomer, Nat Merrick, led the nation in scoring from John Shumate and 22 by Ernie DiGregorio, Statesman/Stu Saks built a 29-point last year at the junior college level, for JIM PETSCHE (25)in action against Now York third-quarter lead yesterday and crushed Milwaukee, 133-112 in a Kingsborough Community College. Tch last season. National BasketAll Association season opener. Reserve John Neumann added 21 for the Braves, who played without Bob McAdoo, top scorer in the NBA the last two seasons. Sto rook McAdoo has a back injury. StonyBrookVrsity Varsity Tearn Team DiGregorio threw in 10 points and Shumate eight as the Braves took a 27-18 lead late in the first period. The Bucks converted only 'Jon Adderley Soph 6-4 Jim Petsdie Jr. 6-1 31 percent from the field in that quarter. Bill Anderson Jr. 6-11 Ron Schmeltzer Sr. 6-O Brian Winters, finishing with 21 points, led a brief surge as the Ken Austin Jr. 6-3 Jake Taylor 5-11 Bucks got within 48-41. But Neumann came off the bench to put in Joe Castiglie r SOph 6*8 - rry Tillery Soph '.5.10 6-4 12 points in the second quarter, six in a 13-3 spurt in the last two Mike Croonms Fr. Mel Walker . Sop2 6-2 minutes of the half as the Braves took command 71-52. Dwiht Johnson Sopo 6-5 Wayne Wright Soph 6-6 Threee i bskets by Winters cut the Bucks' deficit to 16 . Nat Menick Jr. 6.2 Allan Walker Fr. 6-4 points, but d Bavme responded with 11 straight points - j

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By HAL BOCK dugout, was ejected from the game by success to a revitalized swing. physical problems, staggered through a New York (AP)-Johnny Bench first base umpire Bruce Froemming of the "I found something in the playoff that career-low .234 batting average andhit smashed a pair of home runs and drove in National League. worked. I wasn't getting my hands started only 16 home runs during the regular five runs as the Cincinnati Reds defeated The Yankees had jumped in front in fast enough, but it all came together," season. the New York Yankees 7-2 last night, the first inning when Thurman Mumnson, said Bench, whose .533 in the four games "There were a lot of ups and downs. completing a four-game sweep of the en route to a Series-tying record of six tanked fourth in the 73-year-history of But I've been physical sound for the last 1976 World Series. consecutive hits, looped a two-out single the series. month." Tie Reds became the first National to right field. He circled the bases when Only the legendary Babe Ruth, Winning pitcher Nolan, who broke into League team in 54 years to win Chris Chamnbliss sliced a double up the Boston's Henry Gowdy and Lou Gehrig the majors with Bench, then 19, as his consecutive world championships. The left-center field alley. had higher marks. battery mate, hailed Bench's dramatic last NL team to accomplish that feat was Joe Morgan led off the fourth inning Bench, troubled by personal and performance. the New York Giants of 1921-22. .with a walk. After Tony Perez flied out, Just as he did a year ago, left-hander Morgan stole second base without a Will McEnaney came out of the bullpen throw from Munson. Dan Driessen fouled to nail down the final victory. He saved it out, but George Foster drilled a single to Stony Brook 's Response for starter Gary Nolan as the Reds left, scoring Morgan with the tying run. accomplished only the 12th four-game That brought up Bench, who had six By JON FRIEDMAN The Reds were leading 7-2, leaving the sweep in the 73-year history of the Series. hits in 11 at-bats in the first three games After six innings last night, the Yankee players to ponder their plans for It was the first sweep in 10 years. The of the Series and drove in five runs in Cincinnati Reds were not yet breaking the winter. But on hand there were still a last team to accomplish that feat was the Game Four. The Reds' husky catcher out the champagne, as they held only a few diehard fans (masochists?) who could Baltimore Orioles, who took four walloped a 1-1 pitch down the left field slim 3-2 lead over the New York Yankees. wait till later when grown men would be straight from the Los Angeles Dodgers in line and stood at home plate, watching The Stony Brook students who were seen running around like fourth-graders at 1966. the drive. watching the game in the Union TV room their first fire drill. And as the Cincinnati For the first time in the Series, the Bench, erasing the disappointment of (located in the basement) were still players, manager, coaches, front-office Reds had to come from behind. But they his worst season, called it "my greatest hopeful, and were offering much personnel, and assorted celebrities who did the job in typical Cincinnati style, thrill." animated chatter. But just two innings smelled the champagne, guzzled down the with a stole base setting the stage and a Drenched with champagne, Bench later -Alec Mendelson returned to the stuff, the fans of the losers were home run both capping the winning rally savored his biggest moment in baseball room after a brief absence and summed .reflecting upon the hows and whys of the and breaking the game open. after he was named the Most Valuable up the mood of everyone there (yes, it drubbing administered to the Yanks, the The Yankees' frustration was Player in the 1976 World Series for his was a unanimous emotion: Yankees all first four-game sweep of a World Series in demonstrated in the top of the ninth 8-for-15 hitting performance with a the way), exclaiming, "Wow. Oh no!" as ..10 years. How come New York, so inning, when New York Manager Billy club-high six runs batted in. the score flashed across the screen after convincing throughout the 162 game Martin, complaining too loudly from the The nine-time All-Star credited his 81/ innings played. (continuedon page 15) Soccer Team Edges Kings Point, But Playoff Berth Still in Doubt

By DAVID SIEGEL Metropolitan Conference. Either half Bosah Erike weaved through They had no champagne, but way they must finish out the three Kings Point defenders and beer was good enough. It was a regular season and just might scored. wild celebration, with the make it to the Eastern Collegiate The Patriots kept the pressure traditional throwing of the Athletic Conference playoffs. on. With a minute to go Erikewas coach in the shower. No, the It took the patriots time to hauled down in the penalty area. patriots had not won the World get used to playing at Kings Steve Shapiro converted the Cup, National Collegiate Soccer, Point. The field was small and penalty shot, his 6th goal of the or Metropolitan Championships. wet, due to the pouring rain. -season, for a 2-0 lead. "Shapiro's Well, not yet anyway. Stony There were armed guards at the goal was the turning point," Brook had beaten Kings Point gates, a huge radar over looking claimed defenseman Mike Pifko, 3-2 Wednesday, and now must the field, and uniformed military "after we scored the Kings Point wait till November 6th. If C.W. men around the Kings Point coach said 'that took us out of Post ties or loses, to N.Y. Tech, bench. Yet, the effect did wear the game'." then Stony Brook will be the off. With 21:33 gone in the first As the clock counted down, to end the half, Kings point was counting themselves out. But, one man on Kings point wasn't. A high ball came toward goal and Richard Langsner came out to punch the ball away. However, Danny D'Agrosa, of Kings Point, charged in, beat Langsnr to it, and blasted it in as the gun was fired to cut Stony Brook's lead to 24 at halftime. STEVE SHAPIRO (light jersey) attempting a steal. The Patriots came right back could beat him to the ball, ". season we could win any and in the second half, however, as Langsner explained, "I was every game this season," boasted Captain Halit Uygur had his already committed so I gave him Coach Ramsey." We lost 1-0 to second long assist in two games. a friendly shove." Tony Lamm Post although we out played At 2:49 into the second half, converted the shot to cut the them. Hofstra was just a Uygur missiled a 35 yarder, as lead to 3-2. hangover from Post. Yet, I have precise as the Kings point radar, Toward the end of the game never coached a team that came to Erike in front for an easy goal Kings Point put on extreme back like this. I am very proud and a 3-1 lead. pressure. "Kings Point moved all of them. I expect to make the The Patriots could have their tall men up front and ECAC playoffs." coasted to a victory if it wasn't lobbed high passes toward the The Patriots beat Kings Point for a bad play by Langsner. With middle," explained Uygur," the for the first timne. In fact they a ball rolling toward the sideline attempt was futile because Steve hadn't scored on them in two and a Kings point winger after it, Shapiro and I were supreme in years. They -picked a good time Langsner ran out of goal, and the air. We headed away the to win. Now they must play the couldn't reach the ball, so he balls and cleared the area." Their waiting game. Waiting for the Statsnmn/Steve Kosen shoved the wing and got called strategy proved effective. results of Tech-Post matchup BILL SCHULTHEIS (left) defends against Kings Point in for a penalty shot. "I thought I "I said at the beginning of the and an ECAC bid. Wednesday's 3-2 victory.

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