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Volume XXXIX November 10, 1971 Number 6 Hager, Maiara, Kelleher Appeal Tenure Decisions By BOB MAC ISAAC The information acquired from either department. He will not be English professors Harold J. these sources is given to the Board eligible until 1975. Hager and Donald Maiara, and of Trustees for final approval. philosophy professor Thomas Over the past summer, 4) The candidates did not Kelleher are appealing the Professor Hager, Kelleher and display any degree of administration's rejection of their Maiara received letters stating that "overwhelming excellence." John Marosy and Arvinder Sood observe Mr. P.N. Roy as he addresses application for permanent faculty their applications for tenure had which refers to outstanding students on the problems of Pakistani refugees. tenure. Five other eligible faculty been turned down and that they achievements attained outside of members were given tenure. would be dismissed at the end of normal college duties; To be eligible for tenure here a the current academic year. The faculty member must have taught five primary reasons given were: 5) Financial problems. Students Work For on a college level for seven years, · I) The departments of English Rev. Edmund Ryan, Executive with at least four of those years at and Philosophy, because of the Vice President at St. Peter's, that St. Peter's. This prerequisite for drop in core requirements, would tenure is a life-time contract recetvmg tenure was recently need less faculty members to between a faculty member and End to Asian Wars inaugurated in 1969, when the maintain the amount of the the college and would involve American Association of courses offered; upwards of $500,000 Arvinder Singh Sood, Joh11 contribute that money to Oxgam, University Professors (A.A.U.P.) 2) There was a discrepancy commitment with one individual. Marosy, Tom Hall and some other an agency of volunteers feeding decided that previous method between the reports on the three students have organized a the millions of regugees of the granting tenure to any faculty faculty members submitted by the Consequently, when coordinated drive to the fighting Pakistani war. member who acquired the status tenured members of the considering that most day and suffering in Vietnam and Sood, a sophomore economics of associate professor - was department and the ad hoc students' families are in a low or Pakistan. major who comes from New inadequate. committee; middle income financial bracket Tables were set up in the Delhi, said that one dollar is Consequently, the 3) With the exception of and that such contracts could cafeteria for this purpose capable of feeding one regufee for a week's time." He said he was administration drew up four Hager, Maiard and Kelleher, Rev. result in a rise in tuition, this Wednesday, Thursday and Friday trying not to impose on students determinants that would measure Lawrence Cassidy is the only creates problems for the school. last week. Sood asked students to to pay anything outside of their the acceptance or rejection of a other non-tenured member in give up their lunches and faculty applicant for tenure. normal expenses but to "raise the They are: consciousness" of students to a l) A majority vote by the ''very important issue." tenured members of the Sood, Marosy and Eileen applicant's department; Roche fasted completely for this 2) The ad hoc committee, cause last Wednesday. consisting of the chairman of the Sood noted that the United applicant's department, the dean States gm·ernment can help end of the college, one appointee of the suffering in Pakistan by the applicant, one appointee of stopping the supply of arms to the the department chairman, one dictator Yahaja Kan of West appointee of the administration; Pakistan, who is using them 3) The recommendations of against the unarmed civilians of the administration; East Pakistan. And 4) the staffing needs of "Because of this fighting," the college. Prof. Donald Maiara Prof. Harold Hager Prof. Thomas Kelleher f ( 0111 llllll' d Oil P .1~·~ ~ I Fr. Ryan Talks to Senate About Drugs

By JOHN HUGHES Another approach will involve star.d, and places such as the Swan listening tu Mr. Suod's description motion sponsored by junior class Rev. Edmund G. Ryan, S.J., a counselling office for anyone Song would be included. In the of the International Affairs president Pete Zampella which Exycutive Vice-President at St. wishing to receive advice on drug case of the Swan Song, no Movement and its involvement in called for the student senate to Peter's College, announced new problems. Information on personal non-students rock groups allowed the creation of a consciousness of endorse Dr. Paul Jordan for regulations governing use of drugs problems and involvement in the to reserve it in the future, as it is brotherhood, the senate moved to mayor. A debate followed. Senior and alcohol on campus. Referring sale or use of drugs would not be classified as "college property". uld business. president George The ill er to the national and local drug passed on to the authorities. In the meeting that followed, The first motion to be acted suggested that there might be a problem, Fr. Ryan said, "It is Fr. Ryan mentioned the Pat Caulfield began the evening's upon was once concerning conflict between the motion and generally agreed by the Jersey presence of a number of off-duty activities by announcing the academic standing and the holding the scheduled mayoral forum City police that St. Peter's College police officers taking courses on withdrawal, from the senate, of of office. The motion, introduced which the senate was sponsoring is the source for Jersey City State campus. In the case of the two senior senators Mike by Senate President Pat Caulfield, in cooperation with the Pauw College. Hudson County is the policemen, it was noted that they Donatacci and Steve Miller. Both would eliminate the rule requiring Wow. Peter Zampella countered major source for the metropolitan would not be authorized to either were heavily involved in that a 2.5 average be maintained to the effect that the senate area; and the metropolitan area is make arrests or report any drug schoolwork and off-campus by all students holding office. A should take a stand, if only to the major source for the nation." activities while off-duty. activities and consequently unable hand vote was taken at this point, arouse greater student interest. Listing the problems that the The question of alcohol on to serve. and the motion passed Cathy Longo, John Wulff, Cathy college has encountered, Fr. Ryan campus was also covered, as Fr. A letter from Governor Cahill's unanimously. Nealon, and Carol Marosy debated noted the steady increase of drug Ryan announced new regulations Student Liason Committee was The second item of old against the motion, while Mike and alcohol use at St. Peter's. He for happy hours. If such affairs read to the senate, and an business was the election of three Dacinak and John Marosy commented that counselling are not followed by a luncheon or announcement was made students to the Elections supported it. The motion was procedures and previous dinner, said Fr. Ryan, there concerning the upcoming pinochle Committee. Bob Statile, Barbara voted down I 2 to 6, with six regulations have not prevented the "won't be any happy in the happy tournament January 25 which the Engman and Jim Polisin won. The abstentions. drug traffic on campus. An hour." Alcohol will be allowed senate is sponsoring. final motion of old business, a The final motion of new important step in combating the only in the case of a college Guest speaker Arvinder Sood motion sponsored by Caulfield, business was the appointment of drug problem, according to the sponsored activity with faculty outlined the goals of the recommended that the senate Carol Mascher and John Marosy executive vice president, would be present and food served. November 3 fast for Pakistan accept Fr. Yanitelli's final to the Special Programs to require identification of all All areas of the college will which he, as a student at St. statement on athletics. committee as co-chairmen, and persons who come onto campus. come under the rules as they now Peter's, helped to sponsor. After New business began with a this was passed unanimously. Page 2 PAUWWOW November 10, 1971 Administration Letter

By Suzanne Karkut administration points out that a The last special problem In a memo sent to all students great deal of theft and vandalism presented in this memo is drug October 25, President Rev. Victor last year was caused by people abuse. The administration points Yanitelli, S.J., Vice-President Rev. who had no conncetion with the out that "possession, sale or use Edmund Ryan, S.J., Academic school. of unauthorized drugs violates Dean Rev. Aidan McMullen, S.J. In an attempt to alienate the federal and state laws." The and Dean of Students Barbara problem, the administration college has its own regulations Chryst describes problems such insists that students carry IDs at regarding this and will not tolerate as theft, vandalism, and drug all times, because they may be violation of them. abuse, which plague the campus, checked by the security guards and the methods to be used to and other school officials. In summary, the end them. The second school problem administration points out that The administrators said that discussed here is alcohol. Because these regulations are to guarantee through education the students most · '. Peter's students are everyone that St. Perer's campus will learn of the problems under 21, the administration respects national and state laws. involving the security of the states that the college must The observance of these ROTC Company Takes student himself and his property comply with New Jersey laws regulations by students, it says, and the ways in which they can regarding alcohol. Thus alcohol will enable the college to carry deal with them. will be permitted on campus only out its function as an institution Training Field Weekend at events attented by students and of learning while at the same time The administration says in the Peacock Company of the bivouac, orienteering, and the faculty and administrators. assuring the rights of everyone. Association of the United States memo that through counseling the basics in rapelling and the Army (AUSA), under the students can "resolve their construction of rope bridges. direction of their advisor Major personal problems which might Vilnis Gailitis and Captain Eric The weekend training was otherwise lead to experimentation Schmidtberger Elected Shea, travelled to Indiantown Gap geared for both AUSA trainees with drugs or alcohol and even to Military Reservation the weekend and members. "Despite the bad addiction." Here the mentoring of October 23rd and 24th. weather conditions, everyone in program for both freshmen and English Dept. Chairman The company received upperclassmen is pointed out as a the company was satisfied with instruction in night compass, means of student communication Father Edmund G. Ryan, Belevedere has been appointed the results," Shea said. with faculty and administration. executive Vice President of the acting chairman from October 15, College, recently announced the • to December 31. Furore Educators Learn Another section is devoted to appointment of Dr. Loren F. special problems and regulations. Schmidberger to the Dr. Schmid !berger will return next semester at which time he At Teachers' Convention The first of these special problems Chairmanship of the English By MARTHA LARKINS retarded and the deprived child, will assume his responsibilities as dealt with here is tresspassers and Department. Approximately 16 members of and education in specific subje<.:t chairman of the English College ID cards. The the Student Edu<.:ation areas. Dr. Schmidtberger will Department. He will hold this Association of St. Peter's College The conference is the first complete the unexpired term of position from January through joined over 50,000 tea<.:hers at the S.E.A. adivity of this year. Students Work Prof. Connor P. Hartnett, who August 31. National Tea<.:hers' Convention in Vice-President Steven Collen, (Continued from Page 1 l submitted his resignation earlier Dr. Schmidtberger was Atlantk City, November 4, 5, and spokesman for the organization, this month. Sood said "Thousands of people unavailable for comment on his 6. said that the club intends to are dying of malnutrition and Dr. Schmidt has been on leave appointment at this time. But he They spent most of their time participate in the Blairstown starvation and thousands are from the College since May of this assured the Pauw Wow of a at seminars con<.:erning the tea<.:hers' convention, leadership becoming mentally retarded due year on a faculty fellowship. In statement on the matter when he different aspects of teaching, such conferences, and a trip to open to malnutrition." his absence, Prof. Joseph returns next semester. as the edu<.:ation of the mentally classrooms in New York City. Sood also said that if anyone In addition, the club will host wanted to contribute clothing for guest speakers at the wllege. the Pakistani refugees, they could Open to all, the club is call him at 653-4342. Knights of Columbus Aid primarily geared to edu<.:ation Sood said he was "very grateful majors and others who plan to for cooperation extended by John enter the teaching field. Over 40 Ma rosy, Marty Dolan, Pat students are members. Caulfield, and Ed Reuter and Anti-Cancer Researchers By Bob Larkins The Society gave them Wasko, Gerry Coyle, Tom Healy This year's S.E.A. president is pleased at the response of A revitalized St. Peter's literature and buttons, and the (P.P.C.), Claire Daly, and Chris Debra De Dominco. The students to his appeals for them Chapter of the Knights of officers decided the week after Pigott. secretaries are Linda Cappeluti, to contribute their lunch money. Columbus collected $140 by mid-term exams would be a good "I didn't really expect the Gerri Gaynor and Kathy He received over $150 selling "Send a Mouse to time to sell them. response. 1 was amazed at it." said Co<.:hrane. Andy Guddemi is Wednesday. Fox said he and Peter Fox. treasurer. Dr. N. Roy, a distinguished Sheridan, grand knight, "would The Knights of Columbus, a Vke-President Collen stressed Indian teacher. spoke at a teach-in like to thank the Pauw Wow and Catholic service-type fraternity of that this year the S.E.A. will be a conducted both the Pakistan and WSPC. . . . and the people who men, has approximately 90 vibrant and active organization on Vietnamese wars last Wednesday. weren't in the Knights." Fox members in its St. Peter's chapter, campus. He urged all who are Sood said. "We are all working specifically mentioned Diane about 12 of them students. interested to be<.:ome involved. toward one cause: The problem of peace and making the students as important as tenure, specific, Kelleher felt that four or five aware of international problems." Tenure Decisions concrete reasons pertaining to the faculty additions were necessary Tom Hall, who arranged for (Continued from Page 1) particular person involved should to have a well-rounded anti-war speaker Peter Shooker to "Life-time contracts exist 80% be the only criteria for rejection.'" department. come to the teach-in, said over upon tuition and class size," Fr. All three felt that the method Fr. Ryan stressed that no two dozen students signed up at Ryan said. "A rise in tuition could of decision was a violation of further information can be the table in the cafeteria to drive people out of the college.'· policy, stating that of primary disclosed until after the Board of participate in anti-war In referring to the five faculty concern was the vote of the Trustees reconvenes, since the demonstrations last Saturday and members who were awarded tenured members within the professors· appeals were "strictly in the spring. tenure, Fr. Ryan said, "They department. In all cases, the legal matters." He was "surprised," he said. at received tenure because there was majority vote necessary was Summing up his feelings, Prof. the extent of the support. He said an increased student enrollment in received. Maiard said that he "disagreed the lowering of the draft calls the their departments' courses, there Fr. Ryan, on the other with the administration on many fact that many people "have been was no core drop within these hand, felt that the final say should issues, especially concerning departments, and not many be with the Board of Trustees fooled into thinking the war will poster education," but felt that such tenured members are now in these since they oversee and approve all be over when the troops come College disagreement was necessary in a home,. has caused apathy. departments." actions the college performs. college institution. Hall believes that corporations In responding to the denial of There were also arguments However, Prof. Kelleher said, are too powerful, and that is the Colledge" buttons - enough to tenure, Professors Hager, Kelleher, concerning the particular needs of "The college is interested in reason the entire foreign policy of supply anti-cancer researchers and Maiard expressed strong each department. Prof. Hager said, money, not students, and this the United States is oriented in with 514 experimental mice. feelings. Initially, they found the "The public staffing needs differ denial of tenure represents a blow the wrong direction. Bill Fox, deputy grand knight reasons for denial altogether from the administration's needs." against the student and faculty Hall said that unless the of the K. of C. chapter, said they vague, especially that concerning Despite the drop in core participation in the running of the students organize and commit were looking for something to get "overwhelming excellence." offerings, all three still felt that a college." themselves to change this system the Knights active again op Prof. Maiard said he "had sizeable faculty was needed to Vjetnam "won't be the last time campus and went to he American expected firmer reasons for being maintain diversity and growth The next issue of the Pauw they· will waste their lives in Cancer Society during the denied tenure." Prof. Kelleher within the respective departments. Wow will carry interviews with all immoral causes." summer. said, "When considering an issue Concerning Philosophy, Prof. those involved in the decision. November 10. 1971 PAUWWOW Page3 Frat Sponsors Annual Editorial In putting together last issue's special mayoral report, we detected a seering undercurrent of cynicism within the St. College Blood Bank Drive Peter's College student body. A crystalized reflection of this cynicism glared back at The Omicron Sigma Chapter of us from some of the 616 returns in our Jersey City mayoral Alpha Phi Omega, headed by survey of students.... Yes, Dr. Paul Jordon won our poll president Ed Meehan, collected just as he did the real one. And yes, as reported, he did beat 102 pints of blood at St. Peter's out his nearest opponent in the Pauw Wow's survey by close College in their annual blood drive to a five to one ratio. October 25. But what we found to be of unusual significance were the numerous unsolicited comments on the survey sheets. For while all but a handful of students checked off .wmt> candidate for mayor, a surprising number submitted their choices with comments such as ''Nothing better" or "Why really bother'!' jotted in a margin or after the selected candidate's name. We do not believe that cynicism fits the style of the St. Peter's College student - or, in fact, of 1111v American. Nor This blood can be obtained does giving up by declaring the system un.workable and no free of charge by contacting Mrs. good. £,wr_ything isn't wrong, though we all have a tendency Josephine Eckert in the Health to sometimes sound as though it were. Services office. Since last year's Next year marks the I 00-year anniversary of St. Peter's Red Cross drive, which netted 93 College. That is an old age for a man, but hardly astonishing pints from the college for an institution. And in five more years the United States community, 57 pints of blood will be 200 years old. That is pre-adolescem:e compared to have been withdrawn. the old countries of Europe -- infancy compared to China and Japan. . The fraternity is considering a But 200 years is an extremely long period of survival for similar drive for the spring a country founded on such ideals as ours. semester. One-hundred-ninety-five years ago, we started out, saying, "We hold these truths ... ." The Republic of ancient Rome fell to the Caesars before Christ was born. The democratic city-states of ancient Greece became tyrannies. And while the English system has evolved over the centuries, it has never had a constitution. This country's strength lies in its dedication to an ideal. We are old truth-holders. The United States could turn itself into an Old World country. But then it wouldn't be this country. We do not believe that anyone - especially a young person newly-initiated into his society's political structure - should allow himself the uncompromising security of a crusty shell of cynicism. It leads to a loss of concern, or, if you will, to apathy. And that, more than any "machine" or narrow and overloaded tax base, is the most powerful single factor that could waste Mayor Paul Jordon's attempts to improve Jersey City. We must try for something better. After all, the fad that this country has always insisted on more is really what distinugishes it. Having completed his donation, Greg Arnold prepares to leave. j A I • t I t T~" -·I A •s C I L L l C I Revolution In Video "Superstar" Loses The Revolution in Video starts "Waiting for the Change," a at St. Peter's Monday when the graphic and uncensored expose of $100 at PAU American Program Bureau the varieites of the repression in ow Television Network begins its today's American society that programming at seventy-five features Ralph Nader, Frank Maris# John Wagner affiliated schools across the Mankiewicz, and Abbie Hoffman, H.S. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF (On country. will be shown Monday and The road show production of Leave of Absence) Wednesday at I p.m. at Pope ''Jesus Christ, Superstar" Jim O'Donnell Owen Daly History Majors Lecture Hall. sponsored by the Special ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Programs Committee headed by Choose Delegates The video tapes will be shown St. Peter's College Assistant Dean DEPARTMENT EDITORS at St. Peter's every week for ten Rev. Edward Heavy, lost about weeks at Pope Hall at the · To Dept. Meetings $100. Bob Larkins SPORTS following times: Monday, 1 p.m. MAGAZINE By BETTY BARRETT Dean of Students Miss Barbara NEWS EDITOR Joe Colford and 5: 15 p.m., Wednesday, 12 Roman Czajkowsky The approximately 300 St. Chryst called the response of the p.m., Thursday, 5:15 p.m. Peter's College history majors students "disappointing:" She recently elected their four student said only about 750 tickets were In the program, Ralph Nader ENTERTAINMENT ADVERTISING CIRCULATION representatives: Robert sold to St. Peter's students, and tells you how you can join his Clyde Hart John Marmo Weickowski and Natalie Feehan, that the show would have lost a Bob Gironda drive to organize America's Class of 1972, Tony De Stasion, great deal if they hadn's sold the students against irresponsibility of Class of 1973, and Greg Arnold, same number of tickets in local corporations and federal agencies PHOTOGRAPHY ACCOUNTANT COMMUNITY NEWS high schools. Class of 197 4. that regulate them. Tom Doerr Matt Donohue John Marosy The history department The Special Programs and Eileen Roche Committee is hoping to get a provides for the election of these APB-TV proclaims itself the representatives in its by-laws. country-western group to appear . first television network to offer STAFF Each of the sophomore, junior, programs completely free of at the school in the next few Tom Hall, Bernie Varacalli, John C. Hughes, John King, Martha and senior classes are allowed a government or sponsor weeks. Larkins, Mary Flynn, Bob Mac Isaac, Mary Kelly, Maureen Hughes, Ron representative, and Phi Alpha censorship, produced specifically Prezioso, Jack Bogdanski, Sissy Fair, Betty Barret, Theta, the history honors society, for the tastes of college students. Bluegrass Happening elects the fourth. · A special country bluegrass Barbara Bennett, Justine Dellela, Chris Dilling, Brian Hannon, Kathy These representatives attend It features outspoken and music concert featuring the Bottle Norton, Bob O'Hare, Bob Meehen, Mary McGuire, Sharon Pastore, Vin the departmental meetings and thought-provoking participants Hill Boys will be presented at Scuro. Diane Wasko, Adam Orlowski, Barbara Wegrzynski, Jerry vote to all matters, except those such as Ralph Nader, Dick twelve o'clock today in Pope McCann, Pete Podbielski, Paul Mozarelli, Steve Rosenblum, Dom reserved for tenured members of Gregory, John Kerry, Bernadette Lecture Hall. The college Milano, Angelo Caprio,, Pat Bennett Dean Hadiks, Colleen Finn, Mary the department. Devlin, and Abbie Hoffman. community is invited to attend. Hamilton, Suzanne Karkut. ., . Page 4 PAUWWOW November 10 1971 -~1'. J A I N T P£TE9'. ...J.

Pauw Wow Interview Ten Years After Backstage

By JIM O'DONNELL nervous: These guys just didn't think of themselves Last April 20 I saw Ten Years After - an as "stars." English rock group - at Fillmore East in New york In fact, they put us at such ease that before the Part One City. It was the second show of a one-night stand, interview was over, I handed Alvin Lee an What did you think of your show at Gaelic and the group zapped the crowd out of its advertisement and told him that maybe he should Park? collectively zonked mind. look into it. The ad said: "Learn to Play GUITAR I had liked Ten Years After's music ever since a the Chet Atkins Way! Complete Course $2.98, Alvin Lee: It was a bit rough there. Well, not friend had played "Ssssh" - the band's fourth postpaid." Alvin laughed pretty long when he saw rough ... what's the word ... a little unformed. It album - for me about two years ago. The April it. was the first gig we had done in a while. We had a concert, therefore, sparked my enthusiasm for the lot of rough spots because it was the first live gig we music, and led me to write an article on the show. I After the interview, I spent a week writing the had done for about three months. We got off in sent the piece early in May to The New York Times story, and sent it to The Times again. But, to my blazes, but a lot of it we didn't get off on. We tried Arts and Leisure Section - a good market for surprise and disappointment, they sent it back to a lot of new things. me again. A note from the same Editor was attached freelance rock writing. I liked the singing on your new album. to it. It said, in part: "Although there is much good The Editor of the section returned the article Alvin Lee: I've always kind of hid the fact that material in it, I'm afraid it doesn't work for out late in May, but, significantly, not with a one-line I'm a singer because I always thought of myself as a "sorry," or a form rejection slip. Rather, he sent purposes." . guitarist. But in fact on this last album, I did realize back detailed criticism and the concluding That was several weeks ago. Now after that I was singing as well, so I did try. observation that what I had done "could be a looking back with more detachment at both the Did the new label have anything to do with the substantial, interesting piece on the group itself." article I wrote and the raw transcript of the songs on this album? The letter from The Times Editor kept me interview, I realize that the high-velocity image of Alvin Lee: It spurred us on a bit. We realized hoping. I figured that it could serve as a passkey Ten Years After is conveyed more clearly in the that with the new distributors we were probably that would open all the deliberately contrived doors transcript. That is partly so, I think, because each going to reach a few more people, maybe. It's like separating rock performers from their fans. Simply member of the group matched one another in a starting a new exercise book: When you start a new put, I would tell each doorman along the way that I joint effort to be honest and understandable. So I label, you just try a bit harder. wanted to have a "substantial" talk with the group present the uncut transcript here. so that I could try to write an "interesting" article. Leo Lyons: This is the first album we've done And there was so much to talk about! Ten The first part of the interview, the largest part, that we took any great demands or pains over - any Years After was - and still is - best known for its takes place in an office room in New York's C.B.S. length of time. performance in the 1969 "Woodstock" film. Since Building on 52nd Street. Members of the group Alvin, in talking about your audience a couple the two-year anniversary of Woodstock would be in present during the first part are Alvin Lee, of years ago, you said that in '67 you had been August, I would find out if the group felt that its lead-guitar player; Leo Lyons, bassist; and Chick playing to a 20 to 25-age bracket. And then you music had changed, if rock in general had changed, Churchill, - organ and piano player.Connie duNave, said that the group was drawing a lot of young kids, or if rock music's audience had changed. the group's Public Relations director, drops in like 17 to 20. during the interview, and a former writer named Alvin Lee: Now we're getting a lot of 12 to Then there were those post-Woodstock, David Walling sits quietly in the room through some 13-year-olds. I feel we've done the same thing. I was bothersomely, tearful newspaper and magazine of it. saying earlier today . . . it's funny you should clippings detailing rock's cash-registered roll into an mention that ... because I said the very same thing early grave. What did Ten Years After - a consistent The second part of the interview was recorded again. I think we're in a new generation. Younger box-office sellout - think about the music's minutes after the end of the first part in a people are coming in. But a lot of teenyboppers are reportedly decaying condition? high-in-the-sky suite of the New York Hilton across the street from the C.B.S. Building. ·It was drummer coming in because of Woodstock. That was in The whole idea enthralled me. I more than once Ric Lee's day off so he was staying in the hotel with crummy Woodstock ... probably our biggest kind envisioned the headline, "Ten Years After Two his wife. of bash into the commercial world as such. Years After Woodstock," whipping like a flag in a But in fact it didn't do us a lot of good. We had strong breeze across three columns of a Sunday She, by the way, likes touring because it frees a lot of problems from people coming in because Times in August. her from her daily household chores. Before I got they had heard "I'm Going Home." It's the old the tape recorder set up, she said in lovely London celluloid thing. As soon as you get into the movies, But my desire to talk to the members of the accents: "All I have to do is clean the boys' tee then something else happens. People freak out and group and hear their ideas was squashed at first. I shirts!" checked its schedule and Ten Years After was not slated to return to the States during thy summer. That seemed to end it because at time I didn't want to take on the interview and the task of writing such an article while school was on. Then, in mid-July, I got my break. One morning I heard a radio announcer say that Ten Years After was coming to Gaelic Park in the Bronx, August 3. I wrote down the date, and dug out the Public Relations phone numbers I had used to get some of the information for the first article. I phoned Ten Years After's P.R. office, told them the whole story and later brought The Times letter over to them for verification. In response, they reserved two press tickets for me so that I could attend the Gaelic Park performance, which was moved to August 6, a Friday. Then they set up an interview date: Monday, August 9, in New York's C.B.S. Building. The concert pictures on these pages are from the Gaelic Park show. Tommy Bowman, a drummer from a local band, took the interview shots printed here. Both of us were nervously torn between awe Alvin Lee, musical leader of Ten Years After, during Pauw Wow and comradeship at the outset of the interview. But interview. The group plays at Madison Square Garden November 18. we quickly realized that there was no reason to be November 10, 1971 PAUWWOW Page5

think "Film stars!" and it's not really what we're Alvin Lee: You can always play a bit. nd a whine and a big crash - I don't think that's a about, obviously. Leo Lyons: But I never get down to serious Major 7th or anything. I mean, it's just a noise. And You once iaid, Alvin, that you didn't really practice. It's still an enjoyment thing to me. I think I can relate to that like a layman can elate to enjoy Woodstock. You were walking around a lake Alvin, I have some facts on _you, on your rock and roll. It's just sounds. Some sounds please or something, and all of a sudden you were on the playing, and I'd like to read them to _you because I me and some don't. You can't quite pin any stage. see that some of the things l',w .read are not quite technicalities on it. Alvin Lee: A very spaced-out experience to right. How did _you get the name "Te11 YPars After" mean such a lot. Alvin Lee: That's one of our major problems, in and what does it mean? Do you think Woodstock marked an_y change in a minute. We seldom do personal interviews. and so Alvin Lee: Well, Leo chose it originally. We had your audience? a lot of things get made up. a big list of names and we really liked it. The "ten Alvin Lee: No, it was the hype that came Okay. . . Your first instruml'nt u•as u clarinet? years" concept was based around the fact that we through Woodstock. I mean, Woodstock in itself Alvin Lee: Right. had kind of been together for about ten years. was good for us because it got our name out more. As a kid, you were fascinated qy the techniques There was no one thing. It was just a lot of But as I say, in the long run I think it's been bad. of black rhythm and blues artists from _your parl'nts coincidences that made "Ten Years After" seem like We've got a lot to live down now. It was probably collection of 30s .and 40s American. DixiR and the right thing. There was no one, heavy what a kind of commercial band would want but Chicago stylP jazz - trod jazz - that swept throu{{h significance. in fact we found we didn't want it when we got it. England in the early 50s. I'd like lo lrace the formation of lhe group. The last tour we did after Woodstock, Alvin Lee: It was a bit wider than that, now. It You said once that "Leo and I had been playing everywhere it was packed jam-full. But it was not was folk blues and things, from 1910 on. togf'ther since we left school." What was that? And cool, if you know what I mean: People rushing At I 5, sitting in with black musician, around a what school was that? down from the back, a lot of young kids who came Jamaican refugee section of Nottingham. Alvin Lee: Well, we weren't in the same school. just because we were in the "Woodstock" film. You Alvin Lee: That's a bit misleading. It was a Let's see, when was that? know, they think, Far out - "Goin' Home." They Jamaican coffee bar I used to go to, and I used to Leo Lyons: About 1960 or '61. weren't really into what we were doing. Mk:27:t: ; ~ That was when _vou pla_yf'd together? What we're hoping to do now - now it's i Alvin Lee: Yeah. cooling down a bit from that - is either turn on the e. . ·::·jj_ij!fl. Lh• .,,_,.,! Then _you said that the two of _you played in young people that want to come to concerts to difff'rericf' bands and that when you were in what we believe in - you know, listening and Nottingham a drummer left, and ,rou got Ric Lee to picking out the subtleties of free form expression, takP his place. Nou· was that West Erid Theater etc., rather than just dropping downers, drinking Produdions in '67? wine and freaking out to rock and roll. Alvin Lee: I'm not sure about the date. Leo Lyons: No. it would be earlier than that. Do you feel that's important - that other side Alvin Lee: Yeah, it would, wouldn't it? - rather than just the physical interaction? C'hick Churchill: I joined in March '66. Alvin Lee: Yeah ... We've always played rock Alvin Lee: Did you? Alright, West End would 'n' roll toward the end of the set as a kind of energy be '65 then. It wasn't any great thing. We got this blaster - just to work it all out. But that's a very part in a play. It was really to eat, you know. But in small part of it - probably the smallest part of what fact it gave us just enough bread to get a bit ahead we are. of the rent and get ourselves together as our own But it's been overamplified. Like "I'm Goin' unit. Home" is probably our best-known thing. In fact we Becaue up until then we worked anywhere that didn't really want that. would have us and did whatever anyone wanted just You said in one inten,iew, "The good thing is Leo Lyons, Ten Years After bass-player, during interview in C.B.S. to live. But at that time we just got a bit of bread that people react physically to music, that the Building. together and we started .... we found that we could audience participates." Now you just said something get off on the spades. In fact, it wasn't musical at play what we wanted to play. We had the choice similar to that, but you also qualified it, saying that the time. It was more philosophical. It was a really then hich we'd never had before. And that's what it's not the greatest thing. ... down-and-out place, and there were down-and-out seemed to formulate the whole thing, really. It kind Alvin Lee: Well, no, it's part of it. I mean, it's spades there. And the whole philosophy is like, if of started to fall together then. Up until that period good that it happens and that it has to be at the end somebody stole a wallet, that it was their fault. I think we more or less just searched around trying of the set. As I say, if you've got any energy left, Things like that. It used to really interest me. It was to play what was popular. Up until that that date, I you can have a workout at the end. "Okay, did so far removed from that kind of middle class thing think we were more or less commercially ... though everybody have a good stomp?" It's the ideal I'd always known. we weren't completely, were we? climax. You can't have subtle sex without an You once said that you almost wished _you wPrP Leo Lyons: No, I think we were playing orgasm at the end. black in those days. basically with the same feel that we have now, but Could I have the ages of each of you?Leo? Alvin Lee: Yeah, that's right, I did . .. we weren't too sure whether we were going to do Leo Lyons: I'm 27. You said that you would like to gf't rid of that anything good or not. And at the time we weren't, Alvin Lee: Twenty-six part of your white heritage that sPemed to inhibit because everybody was saying, "You're wrong, And do you know how old Chick and Ric Lee you. you're wrong. You've got to do this. And you've got are? Alvin Lee: Definitely inhibits you by being to do that." And nobody gave us any work. Alvin Lee: I think Chick's 25 and Ric's 26. white, at that time. I'm not so inhibited now. I've Would you label that music you were doing? Are any of you married? •vorked it out a bit. Leo Lyons: What we were doing prior to this Alvin Lee: Ric's married. Okay . .• You joined Elvis Presley's fan club? West End thing was virtually the same as we're Any kids? (Laughter) doing now, except not quite so sophisticated. Alvin Lee: No. Alvin Lee: Yeah, I did do that. Alvin Lee: We didn't have any conviction about Leo, when did you first get into music? Leo Lyons: I think everybody did. it. We were floundering. We were playing and often Leo Lyons: I started seriously, I guess, with a And then you had a line in which you said "I did think, "Perhaps we're barking up the wrnng guitar when I was about 11. I only took guitar can't imagine anybody thinking of me as I thought tree." lessons for about four years. I never played of Elvis Presley. If people want to relate to me that Leo Lyons: And we tried to change, but ~­ anywhere other than at home, or with anyone. Then way, that's okay. But it just doesn't have anything couldn't do it. It didn't work; we weren't happy; at about 15, I started playing bass with local bands. to do with music." and it wasn't right. I didn't sound right. And we I've always played bass with other musicians. I Alvin Lee: That's true. were in London, and we had the choice of going learned the rudiments on guitar. Alright. You once said that when you record back home and working for what people would give Both you and Alvin move around quite a bit you 're not striving for perfection or any type of us for work.... while you 're on stage. Do you feel that's an ideal musical policy. Do you feel about the same Alvin Lee: Which we had done twice before - important part of your performance? way with the new album? . we'd been to London and blew it twice. Kind of Leo Lyons: Playing bass to me is a very Alvin Lee: More or less. In this new album, we come back with our tails between our legs .... physical thing, as much as a head thing. strived for perfection. We spent a lot more time on Leo Lyons: . . . or staying over. This theater­ Leo, are you into some kind of mysticism? I details, quality and such. But it's still a matter thing then was a compromise. It kept us in London. have a press release here and it says, "You like of . . . we allow what we want, what happens, what And it kept us in food. It just kept us there, you cowboy clothes, and you 're looking for a horse in we do - we allow it to happen, rather than force it. know. So that if something cropped up, then we American mysticism." Quite honestly, the line sort . We just want to bring it out - what's really there. were there ready to take it. of left me hanging. (Laughter) Not try to kind of build anything that isn't there. That finished, then e got into doing a little bit Leo Lyons: When we're not on tour I don't like Do you place a lot of emphasis on electronic of background work which wasn't really rewarding to be in town and I like to spend most of my time sounds? for us but it still kept us on the scene. We did that on my own. I've got a small place out in the country Alvin Lee: I don't know about a lot of for quite a few months 'till we got sick of it. Then and I have horses. I spend most of my time when emphasis. I like to represent it. It's in me. It's in me we packed that up to play what we wanted to play. we're not working sort of out away from everything there. I do a lot of it at home. It's kind of a hobby We figured that was the only thing we could do riding. And I like the pioneer field. thing. well. Do you practice as much on your instrument Being a musician, I can't really listen to music And we flounderd around for possibly six or now as when you first started? like the so-called "layman" can listen to music seven months. We were doing sessions to pay for the Leo Lyons: I never really practiced. I think I'm because it all adds up in my brain, technically. And food and doing gigs for the love of it. Eventually, pretty lazy. Everything I do is instantaneous in a I can't help noticing styles and techniques and bits we got a manager that loved what we were doing. way. I think it's laziness rather than design. I guess of phrases borrowed and things. it's honest, but it's honesty through idleness. I think Electronic music or avant-grade or anything like I could play better. I think possibly I should play that - it's just sounds and noises. It doesn't make (Part Two will be in the next issue of the Pauw better than I do. any patterns in my head. Like a whistle and a noise Wow.) 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I ..:::~-5-.~~ Al-'.Jl~rJ.::i... I Mr. Charlie Fran: I D ft i I ra I Sign Of The Times i=-~ News ~ :_! by ROMAN CZAJKOWSKY BY BERNIE V ARACALLI ~·~· = and TOM HALL .;:::::::~ it111m11n111mmna11n111m11111nm111111111111111H111n111nnnmnnn1111111•111m1U111nmmnn1;,111,ffi Having drunk some Jersey City tab-water, Charlie Fran decided to Rev. Edmund G. Ryan, S.J., Executive Vice President of Saint fight City Hall. Peter's College, has compiled these notes on the new Draft Act of 1971. He is a fearless warrior, These new regulations become effective this December. ruthlessly battling ignorance, Regarding Students: ridicule, and open hostility. ( 1.) To continue with a 11-S deferment, a person must have been a The Moses of Journal Square, full time college student at the end of the 1970-1971 academic year: he has exchanged his clay-tablets . (2.) No deferments for students will be given to persons who for two giant water-jars, his begin to attend college for the first time after July I, 1971; carefully chosen arsenal. (3.) Persons who are students but don't have a 11-S deferment With nobody at his side to can be drafted but by law have the right to finish the semester or if protest the cunning they are in their last year in college, they have the right to finish the year and receive their diploma. bacteriological warfare waged by a silent. unknown enemy, Charlie Regarding Classifications: Fran seems to be fighting a losing A new system of classification has been introduced. The major changes are: battle. Yet each morning, day after . (1.) The 1-Y classification (for temporary disability) has been day, he reappears on his field of termmated. Persons holding 1-Y classifications on November I 1971 glory, armed with a newly, if will be reclassified. They will be classified either IV-F, if the disability i~ sometimes mystifying, painted permanent (e.g., poor eyesight) or I-A. if the disability was temporary sign, challenging yet another (e.g. hernia corrected by an operation). windmill in his quest for truth and (2.) A new classification, 1-H has been created. This classification will include: honesty. It all started three years ago, (a.) 18 and 19 year olds, who register for the draft, until their when Charlie took sick; a "serious lottery number is assigned in their I 9th year: stomach ailment," he assures, a (b.) 19 and 20 year olds, who have a lottery number judged too "Western form of cholera." high to be drafted (the Selective Service System is to publish annually Charlie started looking, searching what numbers will be raftable): for the reason of his misfortune. What else was there to do but -management stand behind (c.) 21 year olds, who have passed their year of eligibility for the At last he found it. Looking at to run for mayor. Jordan and draft lottery (their 20th year.) If Charlie: he is a one-man show. a 5 gallon sample of Jersey City Longo and Bell could do it, so But many hard-fought battles Note: (Once classified 1-H, the local board will not keep a file on water through a magnifying glass, could Charlie. And, he feels, he have made him a political wizard: this person other than his name and address; the person classified 1-H is Charlie discerned "ground-up has better qualifications than the he has no illusions of winning the bound to communicate with the board only to inform the board of a toilet-paper floating in the water." rest: "The machine is still running campaign. change of address. Also, the files of all men over 26 will be destroyed The fight was on. The first things, and nobody has voiced any Nevertheless, a battle lost is by the board; and they will no longer be required to carry a draft card. objective was the reservoir, where special interest in cleaning up the not a war lost, and Charlie is (3.) A new classification, 11-D has been established for divinity sewage was flowing freely into the water." prepared for a long, hard winter. students in seminaries or in theological schools. Persons holding this water. The enemy was spied in the Once he asked Jordan and Finn classification, will not be drafted unless they leave the seminary or drop Logistical supplies are not a City Council. where Charlie set up out of the theological program. to put the issue of polluted water major problem. Charlie is a camp. For three years, he says, he on television, and to "tell the (4.) A new classification. lV-G. has been created to include men machinist designer, and one good hasn't missed a single quarter million of people that who are sole surviving sons of men killed in the line of duty since 1919 job, he says, can help him through c ouncilmeeting. Recalling past they're being poisoned by the or are now prisoners of war or missing in action. Persons with a IV-G the year. victories, he claims to have put on classification are exempt from the draft. water." They didn't do it, he says. Standing there in the middle of many shows there, showing them Instead, they "sent one of their Regarding Conscientious Objection: Journal Square, with his display what was wrong with the water." bags out to tell me that I had a (I.) Persons classified 1-H may not appeal for classification as of polluted and spring-waters for He tried. yet results were hang-up. A quarter of a million conscientious objectors (l-A-O or 1-0).- Only persons who are classified comparison, Charlie seems an scarce. Polluted water was slowly people are being poisoned, and I I-A may appeal for classification as conscientious objectors. anachronism; Don Quixote forced into the background as an have a hang-up!" (2.) The State Director of the Selective Service System not the rejuvenated. issue, having lost some of its local board has power now to approve "alternate work projects" for Yet Charlie has sympathizers. "Nuts,:: they say, while he vogue in the whirlpool of Jersey Standing on his lonely vigils, conscientious objectors. The projects should be submitted to the State continues to whistle, just standing City's corruption scandal. especially during rush-hour when Director within 60 days of classification of a person, as a conscientious there, his cool, observing eyes Suddenly. Charlie found he can get greatest attention, objector. If the Staie Director rejects the proposed work project, the upon them. himself confronting problems many people "come up to me, conscientious objector has the right of appeal to the National Director. Charlie Fran knows better. from all sides: the Machine, and express support for me. Many Procedural Changes: Oh, yes. Next time you've got corruption. housing, even say that they will vote for (1.) Regarding registration for the draft: the young man has 60 some stomach-problems and you unemployment, finances. me as a write-in candidate." days to register for the draft - 30 days before to 30 days after his I 8th think it's because of the water, see patriotism. police-cars not having No machine. no active your doctor. (Continued on Paµc· 81 air-conditioning. s u p p o r t er s. n o camp a I g n- Tell him Charlie sent you.

it seems, is even more harmful to afternoon or evening meals, and maintains the elasticity of lung Health one's health than white bread, due never before going to sleep. tissue, and has therefore been to the greater concentration of People with respiratory offered as a means of preventing gluten - the substance formed problems or heart trouble could emphysema. The use of E in from the mixture of flour and benefit from the eliminating of cancer research has been studied Foods water. bread and related pastries from by Drs. Warburg of Germany and Gluten has been found to be a the diet. An additional problem is Holman of the United Kingdom. major irritant to tl1e lungs and posed by the presence of "hidden Dr Warburg noted that cancer causes heavy bacterial growth in bread" in many foods. It has been cells cannot survive in the By John Hughes be partly, if not entirely, the digestive tract. Another noted by the Canadian John Tobe presence of oxygen. One of the most revered items responsible for certain allergies problem connected with whole of St. Catharine's that bread in As E has been shown to in the western diet has come and respiratory ailments such as wheat is a large amount of various forms can be found in conserve oxygen in the body, it is under attack from the organic asthma. indigestible cellulose. Often the hamburgers, preserved or cooked conceivable that its presence in press. In this case the target is For most people, this would bread we eat will pass through the meats, ice cream and most forms the tissues could prevent cancer wheat. In his magazine, seem to present quite a dillema. entire digestive tract undigested. of commercial soup. development. A daily intake of E Prevention, the late J.I. Rodale The traditional image of white Bread has been linked with Although bread would seem to will serve to increase one's overall published a 12-part article entitled bread as a nutritional staple was heart disease, and it has been be bad news, Vitamin E is quite vigor and strength, although the "Don't Eat Bread." The general tarnished with the rise of the noted by such researchers as Dr. the opposite. E has been termed amount would have to be thrust of the work was that bread, organic food movement. Whole Paul Dudley White that the strain the "sex vitamin", although its moderate at first. particularly wheat bread, far from grains and cereals have been put on the heart as a result of the major benefit is to the heart. E If there is any problem with E, being the staff of life, is a described as superior in vitamin body's attempt to digest wheat conserves oxygen in the body, and it is the cost. Purchased at a detriment to health and is best and mineral content to bleached, products is magnified depending serves to dissolve fatty acids in the health food store, E is heavy avoided. processed flour and its products. upon the time of day at which blood - thus helping to prevent freight. An alternative worth The sources of Mr. Rodale's With the publishing of Mr. they are consumed. It is strongly the formation of blood clots in investigating is wheat germ - an work were many, and the Rodale's work, the problem is, in recommended here that all wheat the coronary valves. inexpensive and flavorful food consistency of the findings a m an n e r o f s p e a king, products - with the exception of As our air becomes less and less that is rich in the all - important suggests that wheat products may compounded. Whole wheat bread, wheat germ - be avoided at late breathable, E's value increases. It 'heart vitamin'. November 10, 1971 PAUWWOW Page 7 Pauw Wow Special Paul JordanDiscussesCity by Tom Hall, Roman Czajkowsky, like the Local Bar of Justice and - feelings about the incompetence willing to go right down the line and Owen Daly others to screen all applicants for on the Board Education very on that, absolutely." The Messiah of the chosen judgeships. frankly, "I will overhaul the For all those people who have people of Jersey City, Mayor-elect Dr. Jordan said, "In the past Board of Education, absolutely." seen the devils advocate of Paul Jordan, now has 18 months~ Judges in Jersey City have been Journal Square, Charlie Fran, the to prove if indeed he can save the appointed for political reasons Dr. Jordan feels that the foul water issue could not be avoided. people. rather than for reasons of reputation of the city has been a Dr. Jordan stated, "In spite of the In these I 8 months, Dr. Jordan qualifications". Dr. Jordan would major deterrent in attracting new like to pursue the approach business interest. "The shakedown fact that is smells and tastes bad will leave to show that the strong and if you hold it up to the light reform rhetoric of his election Newark is using where a part time artists move in after the Chamber municipal court system was of Commerce has lined up and its cloudy. the important campaign can indeed be put into thing is that the bacterial count is action. converted into a full time system potential developers." Dr. Jordan with an expansion of the night mentioned that 25 to 30'X of our not at an unhealthy level. We've In an interview with three got to go to the state and federal Saint Peter's College students one court. land is empty and we must build As it is now, he says, "there's on it. Dr. Jordan also cited that government to have a sewage week prior to his election. Dr. treatment plant built. I will be Jordan freely discussed the many gross ineffiency, court backlog, the Governors tax commission is and justice has become evaluating the property tax working with the state problems now plaguing Jersey department of health very shortly City. ludicrous." system and stated that he would On the problem of making be surprised if they came up with after I am elected." On the question of organized In answer to the question of municipal appointments, Dr. a total revaluation of the revenue gambling in Jersey City Dr. Jersey City's position on the Jordan feels there are three key Dr. Paul Jordan system with perhaps a mandatory Jordan did not hesitate to state, national scene, Dr. Jordan replied, positions to be filled: business ceiling of 3 to 4% on property "It's no secret that gambling is an have been close friends to his ''I much admire Ken Gibson's administrator, purchasing agent taxes. Dr. Jordan added, "expand incredible source of graft in this family for years. But he goes on posture in Newark where in a and finance director. "I would the lottery and put in a new state city, from the top administration to say, "I think these men sense he's blackmailed by both even consider raising their salaries income tax and you'll have a down to perhaps the patrolmen educationally, their time has come major political parties in terms of by 5 or $10,000 to attract whole different picture in terms on the beat. There's no such thing and gone, they're behind the what are they going to do for qualified people. As far as other of industrial development." Dr. as clean graft. Its like being times, they're not open minded or Newark. I'll assume that same appointments, I will continue to Jordan wants qualified non pregnant - either you are or you sensitive to the needs of education posture, I'm a registered rely on the judgement of people political businessmen on his team, aren't." in 1971 in Jersey City. I plan to Democrat, I think it's in the pa!ty like Dr. Mullen from J.C. State, "I'm not going to twist their When asked if Jersey City ask for the resignations of many of social change and in that sense Father Yanitelli and Jack Finn." arms to fiddle with books, rig needed a "Knapp Commission," of them and hopefully I'll get bids, and purchase from certain I identify with it. I have no Dr. Jordan replied, "In a sense we Discussing the Board of them. Many of them are at people, otherwise I'm just a sham, national ambitions. Whatever have one. The State Investigation Education, Dr. Jordan stated, "l retirement age and I hope they'll like all thats gone on in the past." individual does the most for Commission is investigating the agree it has to be overhauled. leave happily." Jersey in the dollars and cents Somebody a few years ago asked Jersey City Police Department An example we gave Dr. When we asked him if he kind of way is the man I want to Mayor Whelan by what reasons do and I welcome it. Certainly, if I Jordan about money being wasted was willing to wage war on alk to. I feel Jersey City has been you appoint somebody to the came upon any policemen or that could be put to good use was landlords in connection with unfairly shortchanged on board of education, he said: "it's anyone involved in graft, I'll the fact that books in the public housing violations. Dr. Jordan numerous occasions by the state very simple: political." Why be expose that man and prosecute schools have mostly 1940 and replied strongly, "Again its the and federal governmeot probably surprised that the board of him no matter who he is." 1950 copyrights. He replied, "I same old game, you have housing with justifiable cause, because the education in Jersey City is any In reference to the idea of agree we need new books. And it inspectors in Jersey City on the political climate here has been different from any other aspect of creating a civilian review board. doesn't make a lot of sense to me take. You have to start from suspect for a number of years. But the local scene. Its the same old Dr. Jordan promised, "I pledge to have people on the Board of scratch with people who are if they continue to shortchange us show game. When I hear the board there will be no goon tactics Education who send their children willing to enforce housing codes after an election like this then I buys plywood at $18 a sheet and I employed by the police. If there to private schools." and drag them into court and think we have a real beef with know I can get it at $9, its the are people currently on the Dr. Jordan summed up his make examples of them. I am them." department who have a bad same old garbage. attitude towards certain ethnic Administratively its a nightmare, groups or are in fact sick there are obviously inefficient individuals themselves-in terms of purchasing practices and you New Atmosphere Brings their attitudes toward people - know and I know that there are they will be exposed and some schools that are supplied removed." and others that are not." Dr. Jordan also had strong , Dr. Jordan admits that New Image To Swan Song reservations about the judicial the Superintendant of Schools and the assistant superintendant system in Jersey City. He would By Dean Hadiks on a volunteer basis to keep- the complement its new atmosphere, and Kathy Norton place open five nights a week. the Swan Song is planning to The Swan Song, St. Peter's Over the summer. the Swan expand its range of entertainment coffee shop, is one of the best Song stayed open Tuesday and with a series of films on current organized - yet least recognized Thursday nights. After a while, issues, as well as from the early organizations on campus. Since its the situation got out of hand, comedy era. Performers who will opening, it has provided the SPC causing the management to appear in the near future will be community with a warm, relaxed reassess its function and aims. Phil Kearns, and possibly, atmosphere. in which students can Now, liquor can no longer be Anne-Marie on the 5th, John meet, get to_know and enjoy each allowed in the Swan Song. The Battaglino on November 12th, other. idea behind this move is to get Tom Cruger and Steve Calafato on The Swan Song was ope~1ed six back to the simple folk November 19th, and Kevin years ago, when Paul Newell and atmosphere that_was characteristic Loftus, the singing guard, on the Tom Casper came up with the of the early days. Now, its 26th. idea for it, and turned a chemistry primary concern is to attract The Swan Song is currently storage room into a furnished and groups who adhere to the earlier open Monday through Thursday painted haven through modes of entertainment. from 7:30 to 10:30, and on contributions from Fr. Ryan, Fr. According to Jimmy Friday from 8:30 on. Come on Fisher, and the Reserve Officers McCarthy, one of the most down, enjoy yourself, and become Training Corps. Ronnie Bovasso important tasks facing the staff in a part of the Swan Song family. decorated the back wall with his the next few months will be to depiction of the emotional Leda, encourage the students to make using an old English script in full use of the Swan Song's ****************** quoting a passage from "Leda and facilities. "The place has great ****************** the Swan" by W.B. Yeats. This potential to help create a sense of serves as inspiration for the community among the students in FOR SALE - Basset Hound - hard-working eleven member staff this college. They just have to Female *** 4 months - UKC composed of: Managers Sandie have enough interest to use registered asking $25 Domin and Jimmy McCarthy, them." CONT ACT the Advertising Larry McGuirk, Mary Massa, After Thanksgiving, the Swan Manager of the PAUW WOW. Cathy Nealon, Rosa Conti, Marc Song will be sporting a new look, Fabiano, Kathy Norton and Dean with a mural depicting the theme ****************** Folk guitarist Phil Keams plays a tune at the Swan Song. Hadiks. These people labor solely "Keep on Trucking". To ****************** PAUWWOW November 10, 1971 New Faculty Evaluation Snaps Questionnaire In Works and By Kathy Norton chairman. They were not very helpful to know exactly what One of the major points of published nor did all of the you're getting into before you Raps controversy in many college students participate in the sign up for a course." communities is the question as to evaluation. Senior Mark Russo, looking By TOM DOERR what degr~ a student should This year, the Student Senate back upon his past three years at regulate the substance and quality has formed a committee headed SPC, states that "the evaluation in of his education. by sophomore Mike Caulfield and '69 helped me greatly in my Question: Do you think chivalry is dead This question has risen several consisting of members Mike choice of teachers. Because it gave at St. Peter's? times in the past few years at St. Lacinak, Bob Statile, John you a chance to see exactly what Peter's. The result has been the Waldron, Andy Filak, Maryanne a teacher would expect of you, it ·•~v~ institution of a faculty and course Dougherty, and Rosemarie enabled me to set up a schedule of "''{ Myra Rowan - Elementary Ed. - '72 evaluation by the students. Spinella, to implement the , courses which I could adequately No, but it is dying fast. There are still some However, questions are now being publication of another faculty handle and still hold a job." gentlemen left, but today's society seems to be for raised as to who should conduct evaluation. Sophomore Jim Connell who itself. That's why I think chivalry is dying. the evaluation, whether or not it There are three alternatives seemed to be in a state of highly should be published, and, as some open to this committee according facetious indigation at Victor students feel, whether it will to chairman Caulfield. They Ya nitelli, declared that "the prove valid or helpful at all. could: Senate should publish an A short investigation into the I. Publish an evaluation evaluation if only to expose the history of St. Peter's College sponsored solely by the Student academic cretins who have warped Holly Holsten - Biology - '7S faculty evaluation reveals that the St. Peter's." Senate Chivalry isn't dead but it's weakening. If you last one conducted by the Student However, sophomores Jack 2. Publish the Faculty Senate's want to find chivalry, look in the locker rooms. All Senate was published in booklet Bogdanski and Cathy Jeremiah cumulative evaluation of last year guys are willing to lend a helping hand there. form at the end of the '68-'69 and this year agree that the publication of such school year. Many people do not 3. Publish both of the above an evaluation would be a grave consider that evaluation, despite There are definite drawbacks mistake. Cathy thinks that "if the extensive work done by the to either of the first two everyone knows that a teacher is committee, a valid one, because of alternatives, even though the easy or doesn't require a lot of the method in which the Student Senate evaluation forms work, as many people as possible responses were elicited. will elicit a much freer response will sign up for that particular Anna Guzzi - English - '73 The committee was forced to than the Faculty Senate's and will course. Getting a good education Yes, and we killed it. send the questionnaires by mail delve more deeply into areas would be put aside for getting because many faculty members which the Faculty Senate's good marks." And Jack expanded did not wish to distribute them to questionnaire bypassed. It does that from a practical point of their classes. Many students failed not have the advantage of being view: "Suppose that 500 students to send the questionnaires back to the cumulative result of two want to get into one course which the committee; therefore, a large years' evaluation. It would be was evaluated well but only 40 Stephanie Mondry - History - '73 percentage of the student body most helpful for a student to see could get in. The other 460 will I don' t think that St. Peter's is different from did not participate in the how much or even whether a feel completely dissatisfied. Also, anywhere else. Chivalry seems to be a thing of the evaluation. If this large percentage teacher has improved from one l personally wouldn't accept past. It's more a matter of consideration for others, had been heard from, it is possible year to the next. Therefore, anyone else's evaluation of a which seems to be disappearing. that the results of the Caulfield thinks that the teacher simply because it is such a questionnaires would have been committee would do best to subjective thing." radically different. choose alternative No. 3. Al Santora, also a sophomore, Last year, the Faculty Senate The Pauw Wow has found agrees in part with Bogdanski conducted its own evaluation. mixed reactions among students when he cautions that "a course Kathy Norton - Political Science - '75 Faculty members distributed as to whether or not this should be evaluated every Yes, I suppose so. And I'm glad. Consideration evaluation forms to select classes. evaluation will prove helpful to semester from a strictly objective between people as individuals is one thing. Chivalry, The purpose of the evaluation was them. point of view. The criteria for on the other hand, implies consideration on the simply to let each teacher see the Corinne Meyer, a junior, states evaluation should be things like part of the male. St. Peter's people may not be area in which he was weakest and that "course evaluation is the text used, amount of work chivalrous, but most of those that I've met can be to help him improve his teaching absolutely necessary in order to required etc. An evaluation like termed really considerous. methods. So, the results of the aid underclassmen in their choice this could prove very worthwhile questionnaires were seen only by of teachers. The quality of a for students and prevent the the faculty mem_ber whom it teacher can greatly affect the senseless waste of money that concerned, and his department quality of a course. It would be dropping courses entails." Mike Caulfield summed up his Peggy O'Kane - Elementary Ed. - '73 Draft News feelings saying that "No matter No, 1 think I'm as chivalrous as I've always (Continued from Page 6) what its drawbacks, no one can been. birthday. The old rule was that a person must register within 5 days of deny that this published faculty his 18th birthday; this rule has been cancelled. evaluation will throw at least part (2.) Regarding draft notices: Draftees must receive notice of their of the iniative for his own induction date 30 days prior to the date. The old rule, now cancelled, education to the student." allowed as few as IO days. What remains to be seen is (3.) Regarding appeals procedure: Appeals for change of whether or not he wants it; and classification or for personal appearance before the draft board to when he gets it, if he can handle it Oaire Daly - Marketing - '73 request re-classification must be sent to the draft board within 15 days to his best advantage. "It was never alive!" of the date stamped as the mailing date of the classification. The old deadline, now cancelled, was 30 days. (b.) A request for a personal appearance before the local board or the appeals board must be answered giving at least 15 days notice of the lood Rock John Wagner - Accounting - '72 meeting date. I didn't really know him but I'm sorry to hear (c.) A person requesting personal appearance before the local that. If I had known I would have at least sent board to appeal for conscientious objector (I-A-O and 1-0) or hardship flowers and attended the funeral. (III-A) deferment, may appear either before the board rules or after it & rules. He may appear personally only once. But a personal appearance before the ruling does not lose his right to appeal a negative decision by Everyone the board. Julian Podesta - Sociology - '72 (d.) The person appealing is allowed at least 15 minutes to Of course it's dead . . . so is Sir Walter Raleigh! present his appeal to the board and may bring 3 witnesses to his hearing In What is St. Peter's College anyway? Besides who am before the local board but no witnesses are allowed to appear before I to make judgements. I mean who am I? the appeals board. Concert (e.) If the person appealing wishes a written statement giving the reasons for the board's decision (if it is negative), he must make the request in writing within 30 days of the mailing date of his new Marist Gym classification. Angelo Caprio - Biology - '74 Fr. Ryan advises that he would be only too happy to meet with Sat., Dec. 11 No one opens the door for me any more. So anyone seeking advice about the new regulations. His office is in either me or chivalry is dead. Besides, who am I? McDermott Hall, on the first floor, room No. 102. November io, 1971 Page9 Theater 1-1A_rl_s_G_ui_de_jRecordings From Godspell: MadisobJ ~~:na::t~f:~:n 33rd TO n_ l in Con cert.~ St. and 7th Avenue J 4 .,I:' (564-4400) A collection of recorded Janis January. . . . The Grateful Dead A Bibilical November 2-9 The National Horse Joplin performances is being will embark on their upcoming Show produced by Columbia tour through the mid- and November 12 Donavan Leitch Records .... Black Sabbath - the southwest without the services of November 18 Ten Years After hard-roL'.ker's rockers - showed Ron McKernan. The organist was Sesame November 25 Emerson Lake and up on stage recently wearing recently released from he hospital Palmer tuxedos ... . Jetlu-o Tull has a new and is recuperating from serious By Daniel Brambilla the total success of the play. November 26 Rod Stewart album out. entitled "Living in the liver and ulcer conditions .... Again, I don't feel that the score John Michael has easily Carnegie Hall 57th and 7th Past." The album consists of John Mayall has a two-record set, concieved the most unique show was particularly inspired, but I did records which have been relased in "Thru the Years," coming out enjoy it and I felt that it fit the Avenue (Cl-7-7459) of this season and perhaps any England , but not in the Unted soon. Two tracks include different moods of the show very November I Irish Rovers other. Through his direction, the States . . .. Grand Funk Railroad performances by Peter Green and well, without being repetitious. I November 3 Cincinnati actors, who portray Christ and his is reportedly planning to produce Mick Taylor. . . . Jorge Santana, apostles, go through a menage of recommend if you want to Symphony On.:hestra November 4 Detroit Symphony Grand Funk deodorant nd younger brother of Carlos seemingly electric forms that purchase the album that you see On.:hestra cosmetics early next year. Can Santana, has started a nine-piece range from clown costumes and the show first in order to November 6 Elly Stone you imagine the T.V. commercials group called Malo. The group, slapstick comedy to some very appreciate it fully. November 7 New Symphony advertising the products?.. . based in San Francisco, is working good hand and body mine. These Susan Tsu's clown-like Orchestra Blood, Sweat and Tears now insist on their first album . ... Eddie forms along with a pleasing and costumes were good. They added November IO New Jersey that voter registrations booths be Hardon, former keyboard - diversified score (unlike Superstar the vaudevill atmosphere that Symphony set up at their concerts .. .. Frank performer and vocalist with Steve whose songs tend to sound simila~ Tebelak wanted. And after the November 11 - 12 Gordon Zappa almost zapped the "What's Winwood, has teamed up with capture the audience's feelings initial burst. of color that attacks Lightfoot My Line?" panel when he Peter York, original drummer of immediately and are used to your eyes, you get used to the November 13 Clancy Bros. appeared recently as a Mystery the Specer Davis Group, for an convey the Christian message. presence. Guest. It went down to the last album. Produced on the London Hunter College ( 360-5566) guess before Soupy Sales Granted, one would think that The scenic design consisted of label. it is called "For the November 5 Pink Floyd identified him . . .. James Taylor an adaptation of St. Matthew's a IO' high wire fence with a brick World." ... Led Zepplin does not nixe,d the tapes for his proposed gospel set to a folk-rock-vaudeville wall in the background, 3 planks Philharmonic Hall have its name or a title on its new live album when he heard them score with slapstick comedy is a and 2 wooden work horses. The (TR-4-2424) album. On the cover will be four and didn't like what he heard ... . very unlikely juxtaposition of actors were able to make a large November 5 Jose Feliciano Icelandic symbols - representing The Who have a new album oming seemingly contradictory elements. variety of combinations out of November 7 Melba Moore the four members of the group. out. It will be called "Meaty However, this is exactly what this simple set which !thought November 9 Sergio Mendes Beaty Pig and Bouncy." .. . Cold The whole concept was spawned distinguishes Tebelak from other worked very well. Unfortunately, November 12 Seals and Crofts Blood has a release scheduled for by Jimmy Page. directors. He was able to whoever designed the set does not November 5 Phil Kearns and Anne successfully blend these elements want to admit to it because his Marie Theater by transforming them into a name was not in the program November 12 John Battaglino previously unused style in both credits. November 17 Tom Kreuger and theology and theatre: that of_ One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest The lighting design by Lowell Steve Calafats Sesame Street. This was done By PAT BENNETT committed to where he believed B. Achiziger was different. Besides Novmeber 26 Kevin Lofus (the without sacrificing the meaning of Dale Wasserman's "One Flew the living would be easier. lighting his basic areas, he singing security guard) Christ's words. In fact, through Over the Cuckoo's Nest is back. Once in the hospital he finds sespended nine par lamps on long this style, the Christian message is Movie Openings The play which made its life not at all pleasant and so after raised to a down-to-earth, almost wires from the ceiling with on-off Sunday Oct. 24 "Joe Hill'' Sutton unsuccessful debut on Broadway switches accessible to the actors. trying to adjust to hospital child-like, level which makes it so Theatre 3rd Avenue and 57th in 1963 is now safely billeted at . routine (real society) ·he tries to meaningful and acceptable that When the actors had speeches Street the Mercer-Hansberry Theatre in organize a revolt against it and one wonders why it has not been during the slapstick scenes that Thursday Oct. 28 "Bless the Greenwich Village. It should be against the system's chief symbol heeded. Yet in the midst of the needed added emphasis, they Beasts and Children Trans-Lux there for an extended run, for this the head nurse - Nurse Ratched. theological theme, Godspell does would walk under the light and East and Trans-Lux West new production is great. McMurphy's revolt and the lesson not become a religious play. turn it on. The rest of the design Thursday Oct. 28 "Medea" Fifth The action of the play takes that he learns from it form the Rather it is a play about life; was relatively uninteresting and Avenue Cinema. place in a mental hospital where core of the play. The lesson: about your life and the life of one · his use of colors seemed to be the Chief character, Randle "You can't beat the system." person who preached love. lacking the creativity abounding Li n co I n Ce n t er for Patrick McMurphy ( excellently in the rest of the production. I Performing Arts (Alice Tully portrayed by Lane Smith) is a As to why this play failed in The action in the first act is must , however, commend Hall) 362-1911) patient He has been a prisoner on 1963 I really am not certain but if fast, funny and to the point. The you are listing probable causes whoever was operating lighting - November 6 Lucalelli and a work farm but feigned irrational second act gets significantly more boards. This was one of the rare Rainbows behavior in order to get himself you might include the following: dramatic but without losing its 1. The antics of the cast might moments in theatrical lighting November 7 Anne Chamb erlain pace (as in Boys in the Band). ln Brooklyn Academy of Music have been too advanced for the both acts the slapstick is doted history where there were no and Richard Woitach mistakes. November 19 Madie Koutzan (Opera House) (ST-3-6700') majority of the 63 playgoers. 2) out and mixed in careful portions October 26-31 Senegalese The same could be said for the so as not to become tiresome. All Godspell (which besides being November 11 Franco Cybar N b 13 Ch b M · National Dance Company language. But in 1971, the way of Tebelaks direction however, a play on the word gospel, means ovem er am er us1c things have progressed in S · November 2-7 National Dance would have gone in vain without a the spell of God) is definitely a oc1ety "society" since then, the play spellbinding experience. Jt is not a November 14 Joseph Fenimore Company of Morocco cast that could appreciate his makes infinitely more seme to me show that you can think about. November 27 Bill Withers subleties. Dan Stone as Christ was Saint Peter's College - Swan than to my '63 counterpart. a lovable, baby-faced, nice guy Rather, it is something you can November 28 John Willain Song who had a message to give to his feel. Your emotions run the -=r=h_e_a_t_e_r_G--u-,·-d-=-e-...!::..... ______friends (apostles) played by gamut from laughter to deep Michael Forella (Judas), Katie sympathy and almost tearful love. by Robert O'Hare anachronistic in its approach to "Sleuth" Hanly, Joanne Jonas, Elizabeth The empathy that you reach with "Follies" Winter Garden · the racial problem. However, the Mystery fans take note. This Lathram, Sonia Manzano, Dean any characters on stage is only Theatre songs, choreography and an literate, urbane British import is Pitchford, Mark Planner and describable by experiencing it An absolutely magnificent energetic hard-working cast make one of the best mystery thrillers Howard L. Sponseller Jr. Stone's directly. I recommend this show show. Stephen Sondheim's music this show worth your time. in recent years. It is always lines were taken directly from St. highly as an extraordinary piece and lyrics are splendidly Proustian "1776" entertaining and suspenseful. Matthew's gospel whereas the of theatre and a unique work of in quality, and combined with The very fact that the signing "Company" "apostles" used modern dialect art. If there is one show that you Harold Prince and Michael of the Declaration of Another Stephen Sondheim ranging from early Brooklyn to can afford to attend this year, Bennett's direction and some Independence has been made into musical. Another hit for Harold modern hip. Stone's delivery was make it Godspell. It is now stunning sets by Berris Arronson a play, much less a musical play Prince. It is marvelous. This is a so good as to keep the flavor of playing at the Promenade Theatre they make "Follies" the most makes this production a curiosity New York musical with a spirit the old style English while giving at 76th St. and Broadway. Ticket effective musical on Broadway worthy of viewing. However, it is that pulsates and throbs, sneers it a modern sound which fit in prices are $6 and $10 and any seat today. fortunate that this show is also and cries with just as much in the house is good. They can be one of the finest musicals to hit intensity and magnificence as the tastefully with the other accents. "Fiddler on the Roof" purchased in our College Ticket Broadway in years. This is a truly city that is its soul. The rest of of the cast played The movie version is opening in extremely well together and were office. excellent show. "The Rothchilds" New York in November, and the "Promises, Promises" An interesting musical which individually good. None of the show is the longest-running acting was unforgettable but the The musical adaptation of succeeds in some areas and fails in mesical in Broadway history. "The Apartment" is a lively, others. Overall, it is a show with show as a whole was. I feel that What more can we say? bouncy show filled with wit and wit and taste. Hal Linden is this is what Tebelak was aiming at "Purlie" some great comedy. David simply magnificent in the leading in his direction. This is an exciting, and Merrick's hit has been running for role. It is worth your time for his Stephen Schwartz's music and enjoyable musical if a trifle lyrics contributed significantly to a few years now. performance alone. Page 10 PAUWWOW November 10, 1971 Tall Tales---­ Fencers Have Look Baskethall Of Early Hollyivood Sneak Preview ., By VIN SCURO and of the blade may be used in remaining matches played ------By Joe CoHord TOM DERISE scoring with the saber, with the anyway. The start of the basketball Remember Errol Flynn in target area from the waist up. returning once more, with the season is still four long weeks "Against All Flags"? Or the great Fencers wear canvass jackets for The Saint Peter's Fencing absence of one or two ballplayers away, but already the eyes of the John Barrymore in the original protection, and the rapier is Team, coached by Csaba Elthes being very conspicuous. "Romeo and Juliet"? Or Tyrone button tipped for added safety. had a record of 2-10 last year with majority of St. Peter's students Six-foot-eight Jim Greydanus are turned toward the direction of Power holding off hoardes of Once a fencer thrusts, an victories over Jersey City State has taken up residence elsewhere Collins Gym. cinema infidels with only his opponent may attempt a defense, and Cooper Union. He has, during the course of the summer, The football campaign is Wilkenson saber?Well, believe it called a parry. A feint is a however, the services of some while the biggest disappointment drawing to a silent, uneventful or not, this same type of movement designed to mislead an topnotch fencers in each of the is 6-foot-lO Juan Jiminez. The close, as is the surprising year of swashbuckling excitement is opponent into parrying in a three events. growing sophomore is recovering personified here at Saint Peter's direction different from that of the Soccer troupe. Cross-country from corrective surgery on his Senior Captain Ed Sheridan rounds out the list of major sports College in the form of our own the actual attack. knee and ankle and will join leads the Epee team with the best making its way through a chilly Greydanus on the list of missing Fencing team. The thrusts may be simple, overall winning percentage for last '7 I -'72 season. persons. Fencing is the art of attack and consisting of a single movement of year. Sophomore Ed Litke is also But for the average St. Peter's Tony Holm, "Mr. Excitement" defense with a sword or similar the blade or composite, consisting highly skilled with the epee. The spectator, the basketball team is on the court, be back after weapon. Modern fencing is largely of several movements in will Foil team consists of Lou the "great Peacock hope" holding sitting out last season with a competitive sport, but it follows combination. A straight thurst is a LaRocca, Vic Howard and Chuck the future of the boulevard hepatitis. Tony will be teaming up a great many of the rules and direct hit obtained by White. Southpaw Frank "the college in its grips. with returnee Teddy Martiniuk in techniques originally employed in straightening the arm and lunging. Butcher" Noce, Jack Bennett and Rather than go into a long the backcourt. dueling. The weapons used in A disengagement is a change of Pete De Salvo wield the Saber for description on the predetermined Others veterans chosen to grace fencing matches are the epee, foil, direction followed by a straight Coach Elthes. success of the hardwood the roster once more are guards and saber. thrust. This differs from a coupe representatives, this column will Ed Cierski, Pat Bradley, and Albio Opponents in a fencing match in that the disengagement is under The Peacock fencers face a provide just a preview of the Sires. Up front will have a healthy take the "on guard" position instead of over the opposing tough schedule this year, with season. It will only serve to be the crop of big men including Richie before engaging weapons, with weapon. eight home matches: Dec customary hole in the McPherson, Rich Fuller, Mel their arms and legs bent in the The coup de temps is a slashing 2 Drew -H construction site fence, excluding Davis, Doug Richmond, and proper positions for the quickest thrust in anticipation of an 4 Brooklyn - A predictions and prognostications. Frank Colford. Harry Anderson movements. The attack is an opponents move, while a riposte is 7 Yeshiva - H Jan Don Kennedy is at the helm of can jump with the best of the big attempt to hit the opponent's an attack made immediately 19 Seton hall - H the team again, and he has already men and will be a valuable asset at body with your weapon in a series following the parry. The decisive 22 Cooper Union - H 26 Pace -A been directing the three-week old the forward spot. of movements called thrusts. attack is called the coup and is a Feb workouts at Collins. A The names alone are enough Each weapon has a specific thrust which delivers the point of 2 FDU Teaneck - A week-and-a-half worth of practice for now. The usual speculation is area which it may strike on the the weapon directly on the 8 Montclair State - H 14 Newark Rutgers - H provided the mentor with enough forthcoming, but the preliminary opponent's body. In foil fencing, opponents body. 17 NV Maritime - H viewing of his charges to make the sneak-preview of names and only the tip is used in scoring and In foil fencing the coup is final 23 FDU Madison - H final cut for the 12-man squad. attractions will hold out until only the torso may be scored only when it is delivered squarely 26 NCE-A 29 Paterson - A The usual faces will be then. upon. In epee fencing, only the between the hips and neck, while tip is used again, but the in epee fencing every part of the opponent's entire body may be body is a valid target. used as the target area. Nine men take part in a fencing Choice As quickness is required for match, with each man fencing Concert And Sports successful use of the foil, height three times for a total of twenty and reach are the prerequisite for seven matches. The first team to Tickets Available For: the epee. Either the tip or the side win 14 matches wins with the Knicks Basketball Ranger Hockey Bowlers Winning Jets & Giant Football This year's bowling team could In bowling it's the anchor man. be paralleled to the great Yankee Jim Tracy is the anchor man of Concert Attractions At teams of yesteryear. They are the bowling team. Last year, he confident, but not overconfident. missed almost half the season Madison Square Garden They have a balance of youth and fulfilling his national guard experience. They perform best requirements. Nov. 18th Ten Years After under pressure. They have depth. There is little doubt that with him all season the keglers would Nov. 25th Emerson, Lake, & Palmer They also have a coach, George have practically walked mto first Ruppert, who in ten years has place. Nov. 26th Rod Stewart won eight championships and lost This year the entire team one last year by just half a game. returns, and Tracy is with the Probably the most important team for the full year. At the end Call 864-8700 Ask For PAT factor of all is that they are all of twelve games, the keglers have good friends. Having a good an 11-1 record, with Jim leading Herman Agar Co., 400-32nd St., Union City, New Jersey rapport with one another the conference with a 212 considerably helps any team average. achieve the highest goals in their Pete Zuck is in the top five respective sport. This friendly with a 197. Rounding out the "Blvd. Mart & Liquors" atmosphere is a tradition as far as team are Tom Tears, 190, Dave the keglers are concerned. Cace, 187, Capt. Joe Jaeger, l 84 COLD BEER SODAS And what place could be more and Rich Muzkikar, 180. * * conductive to this traditional Where's the youth? The CHILLED WINES CHAMPAGNES atmosphere than the cocktail "youth" is John Fiedelowicz, a lounge? Fortunately, one of the freshman who averaged 190 for rules of the league states that · Dickinson High School. 11 there is to be no "visiting the The team's reputation is not Best Sandwiches On The Blvd." lounge" before or during bowling. confined to New Jersey. In early If it were not for this rule, October the team ventured to perhaps the keglers, instead of Albany to compete in the Parties Catered - Hot and Cold Buffets being compared to he Yankees, Catholic College Tournament would e compared to the pre-'69 (M.E.C.C.A.). Mets. All that kept them from making a clean sweep - team Prompt Free Delivery Was last year's team fortunate event, doubles and singles - was a to be in he running all year, losing second place finish in he doubles by half a game? On the contrary. by Tears and Case, losing by 13 433-4097 Every team needs the "Big Man". pins. Tears took invididual honors 2708 KENNEDY BL VD. 1 BLOCK FROM SPC In baseball it's the clean-up hitter. with a 634 series. * * November 10, 1971 PAUW WOW Page 11 Rooters Zero In On • 500 By RON PREZIOSO Nestor. In the overtimes, the Over the past few weeks. the Peacocks ran Tech to the ground St. Peter's soccer team has put but could not find the range for together some fine games and has the winner and were forced to managed to keep itself on target set tic for the tie. for the first .500 season in the The team then came up against sd1001's history. With the three two powerhouse units. playing wins. four losses and one tie in its Southampton and Drew most recent games. the teams consecutively. Although the team season log stands at 5-6-1. lost both, they served notice that The Peacocks started their they would be no one's doormat. most recent series with a record After the long trip to breaking victory over Ramapo Southampton, the Peacocks got College. The team set the record off on the right foot when, in the for the most goals scored in a second period, Bezdikian scored game as the booters shut out the from five yards out. visitors, 5-0. Soph Ed Coleman The hometown Weasels, started the scoring with a first however, fought to tie the game period shot. Late in the same on a fine shot in the third period, period. Jim Marrone scored from and finally beat the game twelve yards. Peacocks with a goal midway In the second period, Armand through the fourth quarter. St. Bezdikian shot home a rebound to Peter's had several late up the count to 3-0. The Peacocks opportunities to tie the game but closed out the scoring with the ball would not go in the net. Marrone scoring on a penalty kick TI1e Peacocks followed this Surprising Peacock soccer team mixes it up at Lincoln Park. and Bezdikian again scoring on a performance by playing high follow up. Goalie rafael Amato scoring Drew to a scoreless tie Against Bloomf1eld, goalie twenty years. Pace, however, City State. also starred in picking up his first through the first half. The Amato gave the team a lift by quickly took the olay away from Records: Goals Assists Points shut out. Rangers finally broke the ice in turning away a penalty kick. Then St. Peter's and won the game Armand 7 0 7 The Peacocks did a complete the third period when goalie in the second period, Marrone marred by three Pace players and Bezdikian turnabout two days later in losing Amato slipped trying to make a Jim Marrone 5 1 6 tallied from eighteen yards. Gary one Peacock being ejected for Ed Coleman 4 2 6 to powerful Seton Hall, 6-0. The save. allowing the goal to be Rich tallied late in the second unsportsmanlike conduct. The Gary Rich 2 2 4 team suffered an obvious letdown scored. Drew added an insurance period on a shot from thirty yards Held was a big mud puddle which Steve Bloom 0 3 3 after their big win, and due to goal on a twelve yard shot in the with Coleman getting the assist. took the Peacocks speed Tom Darpino 2 0 2 schedule problems, were forced to fourth quarter. Despite the loss, Marrone made the score 3-0 in the advantage away an important Joe Gimma 0 1 1 play without the benefit of a Ben Perez 0 1 1 Coach Granelli termed this game third period on a penalty kick, factor in their downfall. Bill Hill 0 1 1 workout between the two games. "the finest every played by St. and Bezdikian dosed out the The hooters have four definite The Pirates took advantage of Peter's". scoring with a breakaway midway games remaining, and they should numerous Peacock miscues to run The Peacocks then put through the fourth quarter. be in all four. A fifth game against Golf Team away with the decision. together two consecutive shutout Amato set a record by St. John's may be added. The The team recovered quickly, victories over Monmouth and recording his second consecutive Peacot.:ks would be favorites if the Impressive however, and came back to tie Bloomfield by identical 4-0 shutout and another record by Redmen were added to fill an Coach Jack Rieley's golf squad Brooklyn Tech in its next outing. scores. Against monmouth, recording his fourth shutout of open date in the schedule. finished its fall season with After Tech took an early lead, Marrone got the Peacocks started the year. The team next goes against impressive tournament showings. Bezdikian scored from ten yards with a nice shot from eighteen The Peacocks, hampered by New York Tech in a tough game, The Peacocks, led by Dennis to knot the game. Tech took the yards in the second period. St. poor field conditions, then then faces a dose match against Guidera, placed fourth in the lead again in the third quarter, but Peter's blew the game open with dropped a 4-1 decision to Pace in Wagner before traveling to M.E.C'.A. championships behind the resilient Peacocks came back three goals in the fourth period, a Washington to play Georgetown. Central Park. TI1e Peacocks just the top Peacock's best score of again when Bezdikian scored school record for goals in one The season will end with the played a bad game, falling behind, 83. behind a fine screen set by John period. traditional game against Jersey 2-0, before Bezdikian scored from The team look its highly-touted staff soon after to the E.C.A.C'. tourney at West Point, where John Weiss led the Grid. Outlook No Better five-man squad with a lot total of 84 to pace the team to a By Vin Scur