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VOL. LXXI BARUCht COLLEGE UNDERGRADUATE NEWSPAPER OCTOBER 29,1974 NO. 6 Students Protest Election Delay It's The Student Government office, Committee has operated im­ located in room 408 of the Student properly, the Acting Chairperson, Center and headquarters for the Mr. Jake Jutkowitz, has been Elections Committee, has been the forced to "wear six hats at the scene of clamorous demands, same time". charges and countercharges < Mr. J ufkow itz did not comment Tucker coucerning the validity of the c elections over the past week. on Ms. Brundage's remarks. The Chairperson reported that vote- Many of those students pressing counting would continue and that for fhe announcement appeared to results may .very well be an- * be supporters of Lewis Tucker, the nounced that night. Mr. Jutkowitz only black candidate for the warned, however,*' that the chairpersonship. Spokesmen fof Takes Elections.Committee reserved the the angry, resentful group argued that the Elections Committee has right to invalidate the entire properly discharged its election should evidence be obligation to the Day Session revealed proving collusion on the Student body. The spokesmen said part of candidates and members of V that the Committee should not the Elections Committee staff. irman have issued its "Final Report", Mr. Allan .Fisher, one of Mr. which stemmed from various Tucker's opponents in the race for charges of election frauds and the chairpersonship, also ex­ irregularities, ^ if it intended to pressed his dissat»fjactJion.with the 11« op^u^ -«K**.«rss*gns ~«*f "-ttcese- matters. Ms. Abna Brundage, one Ftsher'has, IrawevliiPdec^ed to of Mr. Tucker's supporters in­ cease0 further^ cSafle|^ of* the dicated that, while the Elections election. Editorial:

While this must perforce remain entirely unofficial at this time, Mr. Lewis Tucker is now the latest occupant of the potentially powerful Office of the Chairman of the Day Session Student Senate. He will be, undoubtedly, the last to sit in that chair. For Officers: Mr. Tucker and his colleagues are to assume the reins of a government whose primary responsibaity will be "the speedy consideration and adoption of a new Constitution. Too, this Representative- Sophomore Senator Junior Senator Senate faces the transition of government to the new political Business Liberal Arts form which has been designated in large measure by the Charter at-Large of Governance. Additionally, Air. Tucker and his colleagues will Barbara Berkowitz 1-Stuart Goldberg l-Stacee Fein be saddled with the unenviable and recurring conundrum of the Glenn Cohen 2-Rosalie Harris 2-Doreth Hylman equitable disbursement of our student activity fees. Harry Gibbs 3-Mark Silverman 3-Richard Rodriguez V Of far greater import is the obviation of presidential approval Valerie Gordon prior to the seating of this new Senate- The overwhelming (by Carol Haber relative standards) electoral response has provided Mr. Tucker Marcia Hartman Freshman Senator Sophomore Senator and his colleagues with a potential power unmatched by previous Business Liberal Arts student legislative bodies. For the first time in recent collegiate Senior Senator memory a Day Session Student Senate can truly say, "We do 1-David Jones 1-Roseann Smaragdas represent the Day Session students of Baruch College. We do not Business 2-Sheryl Kaplan 2- c require any by your leave from President Clyde J. Wingfiekl. 1-Jacqueline Campbell 3-Susan Silverstein 3-- We are how a co-equal voice. You must listen to us!" — 2-Jay Hochfeisen In this, and the ancillary responsibilities which Mrs Tucker ftad 3-George Kambouris ^_ his colleagues will now assume, we, the members of the edttoriwl - / r Senator Freshman Senator board of TICKER, wish success. We earnestly hope that this new Day Session Student Senate may overcome all of the obstacles Juni&r Senator Art* Liberal Arts which wiB inevitably he thrown in their way. TICKER did not gi¥e its editorial blessing to Mr.- Lewis Business i-Lonra King r-Genevieve Jones 1-Elton Jones Tucker. The reasons behind this decision were complex and must 2-David Levine 2-Mike Sucher 2-Christopher Niles remain comBdentiaL This does not forbid our fervent hope tfcat Prakau 3- 33ra Mr. Tucker succeeds in what he has set out to da 3-C PAGE 2 TICKER OCTOBER 29, 1974 OCTOBER 29,1974 TICKER PAGE 3 \

The Professional Staff Congress appointment by college presidents also suggested that too much by JOHN BURNS (PSCJ, the faculty union at City *authorize the appointment of weight might be attached to Knock On Wood Unffersity,. today called the associate and* full professors to outside opinions as opposed to This week I want to address the being a Student-Vet. at Baruch recommendations of the Com­ initial two-year terms, rather than judgments within the University by Stephen Kletne - ' Arkansas. TUTORING female Veterans, students, the staff College.^ .„ • their knowledge of pop music and mission on Academic Personnel the present one-year terms and, consequently, more -weight It has been six long, lean years Judging fromfmftn tnee concerts I've the utilization of their knowledge and faculty members. The topic is Further to the last article on Practice "a mixed blessing" and * subject presidents and other assigned to publications, - which since Roy Wood, perfbrmebfbefore attended, Black Oak's audience 'Breast Cancer*. What do you G.I. benefits, the Senate held the to create hit singles. Roy Wood's ALL SUBJECTS - $3.25 PER HOUR urged the- Boarcf of Higher administrators to periodic may be evaluated by outsiders, an American audience. His first easily qualifies as the vilest, particular brand of pop music is know about it? I discovered that Bill in order to avoid a Pocket Education to review' the proposals evaIuati6h»-^_ than to teaching. New York appearance—when he rudest, and filthiest collection of Tiaost women do not know how to Veto by Mr. Ford. The Senate' will an updated form of 1950s R&R, ^ "with great caution." •affirm that "the dissemination •The Commission recommends was a member of the legendary degenerates ever. Of those few with a neo-Spector "wall of ARRANGE YOUR OWN HOURS examine themselves correctly to hand the Bill to Mr. Ford for The union hailed Commission of knowledge—teaching—rep­ that additional super-review Move—was part of a whirlwind "Mutants of the Monster" (as Jim detect this inajor malady, nor do signature when it reconvenes. The sound" treatment. A close fac­ recommendations that .would resents a major responsibility, committees be established, not to tour consisting of three dates. At Dandy himself aptly put it) "who simile of Wizzard's sound would IF YOU ARE INTERESTED CONTACT they know, that they should be 23% increase in benefits and $600 that time the Move were bottom of reaffirm tenure, reject tenure time and-effort of .its faculty!-- - judge individual personnel actions occupied their seats during have to beN "Waterloo" by the examining themselves frequently. student loan applies to everyone. but to recommend changes in the bill at* a Fillmore East show Wizzard's set, they did* their best This week I visited with Ms. quotas, reward teaching ef­ •acknowledge inequities in the Swedish group Abba. If your SIGMA ALPHA BOX933S.C. However, the\ 36 to 45 month fectiveness, and subject college distribution of workload among personnel practices and academic headlining Steppenwolf and to disrupt the show with assorted Barbara Prentice (R.N.) of our extension applies only to reaction to "Waterloo" is WABC, presidents ""to evaluation. But it the senior and community colleges standards. "We cannot allow Buddy Rich. Now, three groups displays of profanity and hog- top 10, bubblegum teenybop Medical Office, Room 607, 23rd Undergraduate Students, no later, Wood has returned for calling techniques. Several times Street Building, and we discussed warned against other panel that^may impede the capacity for movable standards to perennially _ garbage, then you might have a Graduate work allowed at this proposals, including some the jeopardize "those appointed, another brief tour of the states during the concert Roy Wood and IF YOU NEED A TUTOR IN ANY Breast Cancer. In the ensuing time. An Amendment is being put research fair notion of what 200 rowdy union said would place faculty •study the possible' establish­ working, under—and meeting- with his current band, Wizzard. Rick Price (also ex-Move) had to delinquentswaitingforBIackOake conversation, some startling facts through to extend the Bill for members under "multiple ment of a dual career system by established contractual stan­ For some inexplicable reason demand that the hecklers shut up Arkansas did throughout Wiz­ SUBJECT, PLEASE CONTACT: were brought to light Graduate School. If passed, it jeopardy." which "faculty members with dards," Dr. Zeller said. Wood has remained a singularly or else come backstage to learn zard's 40 minutes. Just before —For every person killed in Viet should become law in June, 1975. The Commission, an eight- professional commitment to •The Commission recommends British phenomenon, and retains some manners. - Wizzard ended their set with SIGMA ALPHA BOX 933 S.C. Nam in 10 years, that is the Also, I mentioned the "Name member body on which the union' teaching or counseling rather than that not only should budgetary only a small fervent cult following This concert, typical of most "California Man," Rick Price number of women who will the P.T. Boat Contest," which has in the U.S. Whereas in England develop Breast Cancer this year. had one vote, was created April 22 to a combination of teaching and and other "institutional" con­ HQward Stein productions, was announced that this would be their met with tremendous success, so by the Board when it revoked the research could be adequately siderations influence the decision Wizzard can command large marred mainly by his throwing final song and that- they were No, 1 out of 15 is not nice odds. much so that the following peoplef controversial tenure quota policy. crowds and is equal in status to together two totally incompatible permanently going back to —Women of childbearing age rewarded" to add new personnel and the will be Judges: The Commission submitted its 30- •give faculty members teaching decision to hire a particular person such prominent groups as the bands. A wiser move would've England where people appreciate (15 years old and up) should have a —Mr. Senour, Dean orStudents page report and recommendations Hollies & Black* Sabbath, here been to pair Roy Wood .with artists them . (thunderous applause). I PAP test once a year and a check in remedial programs "suitable but that such considerations must —Dr. " L. Gioia, from our to the BHE October 21. opportunities for advancement. perpetually influence the decision they are forced to bear the in­ such as Elton John, Edgar Winter only hope this threat has as little up for breast cancer at the same esteemed English Department dignity of playing second to a or even David Bowie. The common validity as a similar one made by _ —CT —r— If approved by the Board, some through -demonstrated to reappoint that person. Dr. time of the Commission's proposals achievement" and "access to and v Zeller pointed out to Mr. Giardino nonentity such as Black Oak bond between these musicians is another California Man in 1962. The Baruch Students' ^\ —Women over 35 years of age —Dr. S. Wahba, front our vast Library Department would have to be negotiated with time for study in the University's Nftat no reasons may be given to should have a check-up and a PAP the PSC before they can be im­ own -doctoral programs" the individual denied reap­ test every six months. The 'prime —Mr. Bob Georgia, Coor­ Women Committee dinator for Veterans Affairs Office plemented. The current contract •encourage personnel com­ pointment, promotion or tenure. - time* to get Breast Cancer is expires next August 31, and As long as no reasons may be between 35 and 50. Oh, you're not —and last, but not least, our mittees to promote "masterful presents President "Freddy" Weisenberger negotiations for a new contract are - teachers" who may have "a given, she said, "institutional" 35, so how about your mother? due to begin in March. More On The Move, U With a star-studded cast like minimal level of scholarship" considerations may be invoked The school Medical Department that, how can any contest fail In a letter to Board Chairman arbitrarily to the prejudice of Planned Parenthood has booklets in both- English and Okay, here ar$ more details: But running at cross purposes Alfred A. Giardino, PSC President with these sound principles," Dr. worthy candidates. by Nancy Bowker and "~ the City-University- at 360 Park Avenue South, this Spanish on Breast Cancer. If Judging will be hied in the Belle Zeller praised the ^Cjoniz Talk about planned ob­ on you're not sure about the facts or Veterans Affairs Office between Zeller said, "are a whole range of •The Commission recommends recommended amount of figure would rise to 67 square feet mission for accepting some of the roposals that, if misusedrwould that a person appointed on the solescence on a colossal scale! The assignable space per student is Clearly there will be no room for would like to know the correct way 12 and 2 PM on Nov. 7. Results unioa^s-positive recommendations. latest architectural plans for to examine yourself, why not stop will be announced in the following devalue teaching and place faculty basis of a waiver of Board bylaws from 90 to 100 square feet.) growth. And, unless Baruch's But she cautioned that the panel members under continuous and must receive new waivers to be / Baruch's relocation to the Atlantic Baruch is now operating with less enrollment decreases, the school 'The Ins & Outs of by the Medical Department and week*sTTCKER:Oncemorehereisa diluted these progressive proposals Terminal site in Brooklyn ate—-than 50 square feet of assignable pick up a pamphlet Better yet, list of the prizes: multiple jeopardy." Despite Dr. granted tenure and promotion. will be moving from one over­ with others that would not Polishook's reservations and own - •The Commission recommends obsolete and they haven't even left space per student, but if new space crowded facility to another. Would why not have an examination? Dr. —1st Prize - $2.58 CASH enhance the quality of education Helen Psarrou has hours between proposals, the Commission made that while "decisions on the drafting board. were acquired in the Blue Cross you wish Baruch's elevators on the Birth Control" —2nd Prize - Lunch at the at City Univesity. recommendations which the union promotion and tenure are separate In mid-September members of Building at 26th and Lexington or next generation of students? 12 and 3 P.M. every Monday Umbrella Stand wwj-t h °ur through Friday, and the school is Dr. Zeller, who served as an found objectionable: and distinct actions," promotion the General Faculty met with the / Oct.2& 12-1 P.M. President ^ _ alternate to union First Vice - Negative Recommendations to Associate Professor "should not proposed architects of the new getting a Gynecologist (at the —3rd Prize -.Two tokens MUSIC Worth Lounge Student Center students* request), sdlBere really President Irwin Polishook as a •The Commission proposed normally precede a decision to campus, the firm Kahn and is no excuse for not taking ^ad­ ^Enter as many times as you tike. member of the Commission, that the-decision to grant tenure, tenure." Such a policy; she said, Jacobs, to discuss the plans. ALL WELCOME Don't forget to PRINT YOUR commended the panel for During the question-and-answer vantage, of these" services. "The which is .already subject to the might unjustly prejudice the •»»••" ««» Medical Department is there to NAME on the ballots. The more recommending that the approval of a departmental promotion of a highly. qualified period it was determined that the new campus was going to be built a help you, why not stop by soon. entries you submit, the better your University personnel committee, a college untenured per|p>n. Dr. Zeller was Although this article is directed chances of winning. Positive Recommendations personnel committee, the college pleased, however, that the to accomodate "only 7,050 students, while Baruch now has by Cindy Glickstein to the women of Baruch, it Now, the Veterans Association *affirm tenure as "vital to the president, the Chancellor, and the Commission affirmed the prin­ guitar, his intricate fret-fingering Meeting of Sociology Society about 9,000 day session students Last Monday October 21, wouldn't hurt if the guys reading says BOO! on the Building proper functioning of the City Board of Higher Education, be ciple that a candidate for tenure and apt rhythm culminated in this brought a pamphlet home to Maintenance Department for not University" and "the legitimate subject also to "outside" need not become an Associate according to the Registrar's Carlos Montoya, the famous what one observer called "a their wives, girl friends or mothers. allowing us to use the swimming protection of the faculty's right to evaluation and to the approval of a /Professor to get tenure. Office. It was explained that the 'Fldmenco guitarist, appeared in masterpiece." pool for depth cTiarge practice. academic freedom and economic parameters for the new campus concert at Baruch. Mr. --Montoya NEW Elections It would show them you care. Theyliave some 'gall.' You have to college review committee. This •Commission emphasis on pre- So much for my medical thesis security" committee would include elected tenure evaluations may be in­ were set in the City University's performed admirably to a very The concert was presented, free practice somewhere! So, BOO on Master Plan written five years ago, receptive audience of about 350 (wait until Mr. Wingfield gets the you!!! •reject tenure quotas representatives of the faculty, terpreted to encourage quick of charge to Baruch students, by •reject the post-tenure review of and at that time Baruch's future people. For Officers bill). In the last edition I men­ However, Torpedo practice . is which Dr. Zeller said would nonreappointment decisions in the the Fine Arts Committee of the tioned the Rap Sessions held at tenured personnel improve on the presidentially early years of probation, Dr. Zeller student population was projected The selections heard were of his Student-Faculty Program Board, still on for Central Park Lake, at 7,000. 360 PAS, 17th floor (check at V.A. usual time and day, "so sharpen •reject the extension of the pre- "appointed committees recom said. "This emphasis overlooks the own composition, based on old as part of their 1974-75 program. Office for local). Well they have tenure probationary period to mended by the previous Board. ary purpose of the evaluation If we transported our present themes of Flamenco music, and The Board also sponsored the 12 P.M. Thursday your eyes you torpedo guys"— student population to the generalized the topics of famous W.W. I torpedo man's seven years "But why further dilute ;, which is to constructively ranged from some slow-moving Freshman Dance . at the George imaginary Brooklyn campus melodies to faster, stirring Gypsy Room 1113,360 PAS discussion to any problems of saying. •continue the election of responsibility and increase as st the new appointee in im- Washington Hotel on September department chairpersons by jeopardy with another com­ proving the quality of his per- tomorrow, there would be 75 rhythms for dance. Included were 27, and the currently running art faculty rather .than authorise their mittee?" Dr. Zeller asked. She (Continued on page^8) square feet of assignable space per Alegrias, . Zapatero, Tan^o exhibit in the Oak lounge of the The Speakers' Committee student. (Assignable space is Antiguo, a very popular Gypsy Student Center. The art exhibit is composed of classrooms, rhythm, iota, and Farrucca. another masterful presentation, of All invited, come see Student Faculty Pfdgrarrr Board laboratories, and faculty offices. Mr. Montoya's mastery of the which we hope to see many more. ana the BOOKS how the other half tries to live MA We need your support -History Society ^ -v • . " Marching On. Ms. Kathy Kelly, President of York. presents: consider it an especially important by Sharon Broner the National Student Association "Hugh Carey has a 14-year election "for .the survival of explanations. "Glory" needs no or her own conclusions without today endorsed the candidacies of record in Congress, and his progressive leadership in one of Glory, glory explanations. By simply the author's influence. One can Hugh L~ Carey for Governor and commitment to educational the largest states of our nation. His truth is marching on. . ." studying the photographs, one also make various in­ A Day with Mary Anne Krupsak for Lt. reform and students' rights is "I urge all. students from New can understand this book like a terpretations with each reading, Governor, and urged New York second to none. Congressman York to vote, and all New York . . . .not only his truth, but our novel one has read many times. each so different that "Glory" State students throughout the Carey was an early opponent of the . truth, the truth concerning the The photographs, like a novel's offers the fulfillment of many students away from home to get an books. the Candidates— nation to cast their ballots for the Vietnam War, and has sponsored absentee ballot. With the election life that staggers beneath the chapters, build upon one THE NEWMAN COMMUNITY Carey/Krupsak ticket. key domestic legislation on such of the Carey/Krupsak ticket, New star spangled banner. "Glory," another. They are thought "Glory" by Robert Ms. Kelly, a student at the issues as education, environmental York can lead the - nation in recently published by Elephant provoking, sometimes serve as D'Alessandro is finely printed In Provocative discussion University of Minnesota and protection, tax reform and aid to bringing integrity and trust back Publishing Corporation, is an comic relief, sometimes startling. two-impression lithography on majoring in liberal arts was elected the disabled, poor and elderly. into, government." exciting photographic essay Yet, it lays more upon the heavy, coated paper. Now at of the issues with the President of the National Student "State Senator Mary Anne which explores the American imagination than a novel. "Glory" bookstores, "GJory" is "un- Association last August. The. Krupsak is one of the most ar­ Prez Sets Fern flag.- "Glory" not only explores leav.es the reader free to form his derpriced" at $6.95. Natianal_ Student Association is ticulate candidates running for the flag as a patriotic symbol, but candidates of the Democratic the oldest and largest national public office this year. Her Atheletic Group as a means of expression. FUTURE SHOCK student group, representing 650 commitment . to the needs of The photographer, Robert colleges and universities President Clyde J. Wingfield has D'Alessandro presents the flag Baruch Hotline and Republican Parties education is a record she can be recently created an ad hoc throughout the nation. proud of. She has listened to what in the backdrop of American life Temporarily ^Ina statement released from her. Committee on Athletic Par­ from Brooklyn, New York to Coffee House -students leave said in the past and ticipation and Facilities for Thursday, Oct. 31 Washington, D.C. office, Ms. Kas that'same commitment to Memphis, Tennissee. His Disconnected Kelly said: .' ?' . Women at Baruch College. poignant photography depicts "Our Place" what students ate now saying. Any student_ interested in Volunteers Urgently Needed 12:15 P.M. "During the past year we have "Although our organization the rote of the flag in phases of watched Congressman Hugh L. repre^entihg. his or her con-, war. crime, and death to comfort, To Get Us Ringing Again Thursday, Oct. 31 cannot make an endorsement, stituency on the Committee should Room 1323 23rcl Street Carey, one,jof the nation's major j freedom, and the American 12 Noon r since it is non-partisan, I am contact L>r. Florence W. Sieged If Interested. Please Pick Up spokesman for education cam* taking this action to support the family. Applica^pn In Student Center paign for the Governorship of New Carey/Krupsak team because I Assistant Dean of Students no "Glory" is composed of thirty- later than November 6, 1974. Lobby or 1747 In The 360 Bid. 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- Withdraw without penalty or holiday! 1 - Register at regular time for . On Friday, October 18, I met was out-ing as fast as they could against the bricked portion of the There were two men in their fifties streets; the few passersby there prejudice provided a grade has not November 13th and 14th regular credit load program.' Joyce Rosenberg at Columbus slither. Burger King's frontage. I kept an jwere at that hour of midnight 2- Give instructor a s£j£addine£sed passing by, looking in the window, MICHAEL J. FISHBEIN ...... EDITOR-IN-CHIEF jbeen previously submitted by Mathematics ^Placement Circle; we were going to see 2001 at At tins point, I looked back, eye on Joyce's purse and shopping stared at us, then dismissed us as postcard at end of term so that the Ziegfeld. The show was at wonderingloudrywhateveryonewas NANCY BO WKER...... MAN AGING EDITOR instructor, can only be given by Examination. Students planning expecting to see Joyce either right bag—^not to mention her text­ s1 just.another couple of people that the Registrar's office or; ap­ to take me examination must sign , your; grade can be sent to you as 9:10, and we had an hour to spare. behind hie or just off to my side— books—which were still perched die. rigors of the. city had un­ RALPH SINGER ...... ASSOCIATE EDITOR soon as possible. rlght?Ghnon9let'si propriate Office of Curricular up for it at 360 Park Avenue Rule Number One of Going Out: instead, there was this middle- on the table. My idea was to clear out before the balanced. Guidance. ' South, room 2053 (day students) or 3- Check to see if your index for when there's, any spare time, use it aged man with glasses, and Joyce We started laughing and the Fall 1974 term is 2.75 (read fuzz decided to gamer witnesses, so This'is hot counted in your room 2041 (evening students) by up by eating something She behind him.- I grabbed her arm hugging. /No reason, except Joyce and I went off to die 25egfeld, HOWARDHOCHRAD . ... .BUSINESS MANAGER : scholastic index.. ¥ou 'have a November: 8th. p . 4, * * Scholarship suggested the Burger King at 58th and we went together. Meanwhile, possibly relief. There hadn't been Coincidentally .; enough* I R e e[ u i r e m e n-t $-'-•' i n talking about nothing else but tiie SHARONBItdNER...... FEATURE EDITOR coHege exemption of 14 credits in Registration time is here again and 8th because of price; I agreed I saw that die two cops in any veal danger, in retrospect—the abortive robbery. happened to be talking on the W." _ . ^ If you wish to take a credit Undergraduate— (bourses' of and we started over. . plainclothes had the gunman bent cops had ibe guy as soon as he I was making up a new Burger phone with Kevin . Howard The W is not designed to keep a overload' yott must receive per­ Study. 1974-Sz oh *ow to Crossing a street with Joyce is backwards over the counter, pulled his gun, and there had been King son: Dubrow two days after flic above student from failing a course. The mission from the appropriate compute your index) even more 'fun' than landing at pinning him thee. I still didn't get only one shot, and that had been took place; I hadn't heard from > NEWS AND OFFICE STAFF i W is for the sgudent who discovers- Office of Curricular Guidance. 4- Bring postcards with" grades to Normandy on D-Day. When I was up—-I could see tomorrow's Dafly directed against the ceiling—it's a him since, oh, Jury or thereabouts. ELI MARK FISHilANv BOB GUILIANO, . that the course is not what he The permission must be obtained appropriate Office of Curricular fifteen years old (eons ago,, it News: GUNMAN ESCAPES common practice in a struggle for up or ni take He's in Chicago going after Ins STEVE KLEIN, MARY MANNINE, JOSEPH wants, nor is interested in. He in writing two weeks before Guidance during Intercession seems), I once had to cross the COPS AT BURGER KING; a cop to get a gunman to discharge life. Masters, and he's-fine. cannot wait until an. examination registration begins and must be and request permission for Thruway up around Monroe, and SHOOTS FIVE BYSTANDERS; his weapon somewhere safe; the I tokj him about the Burger is given to determine if he wishes' presented during the registration credit overload. } crossing a street with Joyce is a lot EX-TITANS OF COLLEGE gunman doesn't have the time to King incident and he said Published weekly darifl« the school term by TICKER to continue. As soon as he knows , process. 5- If granted, you can "late- like that Fortunately, New York JOURNALISM MARYTRED IN re-load or re-calibrate or whatever We laughed again. (predictably), "Wowf TerrificrV ASSOCIATION of the Bernard M. B«ruch College of he is not interested in continuing, November 12 register" for additional courses. drivers are used to jaywalking BLAZING GUN BATTLE. Joyce else potential killers do in between I walked Joyce to Grand Central Then be said, "Am I stn! the City University of New York. Address nil eommtm- • he should drop. Remember that if Last date lor Evening Session To June 1975 graduates nuts, and they almost always and I crawled until we reached the victims. after tiie movie, which is a tiling I famous?" I tokl him yes and he eatkms to TICKER, Box 9C, 137 East 22nd Street, the instructor gives you a WF or students ~to. request credit [hopefully] manage to stop their cars in time. revolving door of the Burger King, About five minutes after our do all the time. On tiie way, I said he was coming back for New York, New York 10010—Room 307, Student WU (failures) before you drop, the overload. (Registration period for -Have you: had .a credit check to ' Having reached the other side of and then we discovered that there undignified exit, 1 pushed through remembered what I had said Christmas, and that the first thing Center, Telephone 477-7730. instructor's, grade is considered Evening Session students starts determine whether you have met the Circle, we could see a sign is no way to crawl through a the gathering crowd and asked a about risking my life crossing the he'd do is go and visit his, old the, final grade. November 21) afl your degree requirements? promoting a new McDonald's on revolving door unless you are no Burger King person to get Joyce's street to go to McDonald's, and we Jriend Roy Senbur. (They have Editorials do not necessarily represent the opinion of What November 12th means to Please make an .appointment 55th a"ad 8th; the only tiling was more than 18" tall with heels. So stuff for me; they weren't letting both got hysterical over it. Fifth nothing but nice dungs to say December 2 we crouched and went through, the entire TINKER staff, TICKER ASSOCIATION, yon* Last date for Day, Session with the appropriate Office of that McDonald's was on the east anyonehvandl wasn'ttoosure that I Avenue echoed to our laughing, about each other.) the College, or the University. Curricular Guidance to side^of the avenue, and we and hurrying around past tiie' huge wanted to go back in there, anyway, the sounds bouncing back oddly This is the last day that you can students to request credit glass windows, seeking shelter All I know is, I wanna be there. officially resign from a class overload. (Registration period for _ determine-what your final Burger King were on the west side. even to get my half-finished Coke. off the- dark stores and - empty Can we sell tickets?. without penalty, (die grade of W Day Session students starts program should be. _ "How about McDonald instead?** as above). The instructor cannot December 9) Have you filed a specialization said Joyce, f authorize . this grade. Once you New Freshmen card? Please see the appropriate "Nope. Pm not risking my life have not made the request to drop If you would like to taker-more person in your department for again, crossing the street I the course by November 12th, you than 17 credits in day session or advice. Do not change course —. wouldn't cross the street—again have made the decision to com­ more than 12 credits in evening sequence unless you have a even if a nun-came up and asked n r : plete the eourse. r -f J- session, these are the steps you revised specialization card on for money," I said. "Burger King It has now become perfectly clear that the exhausting com­ November //**-Veteran's Day-a must take: . file. Right there." We went in and up pendium of criminality referred to under the well-used rubric of to tiie counter; to our great Watergate seems not to have had its celebrated; salutary effect disappointment, tiie girl didn't r by Nancy Bowker . management of pofitical power is - This question led to a discussion morality but Professor . Halper upon aB segments of the democratic form of the American even hum. All she did 'was rather On Thursday October 24 a an exalted. undertaking of whether we should require a wondered who would be left if we boringry fill our orders, and we debate was held between Dr. John 'Professor Thomas asked Dr. certain morality of our politicians applied that standard. political process. We, here at Baruch College, have witnessed the found a place to sit; there weren't McLaughlin, the former McLaughlin if Nixon had in their private lives, and if so, The audience seemed to find formation of the microcosmic seeds of Watergate II. For, it has more than twenty-five people in Presidential advisor, and Jesuit weakened the institution of the what standard. Wilbur Mills was Dr. McLaughlin's ideas now become perfectly clear that- - the Day Session Student property and personal betongings, constant party atmospheres the establishment priest, and Professors Thomas powerful presidency; Dr. mentioned as an example of provocative, although his ^AJIter,VaBr^-itJs.,-tlie students of Complaints could continue but someone whose political career Government Electk»ns Committee hasr of late, engaged in the We ta&ed and goofed about Harper and Samuef Thomas of tiie McLaughlin admitted that he had, vocabulary and his beliefs were Baruch who^oemprise the safety of a realistic • solution is more- ap> things, -Joyce.' munching her Department of Political Science. but suggested that Nixo»,defended, was suffering because o£ eventsrHiL difficult to understand *t tisne&. mjf kinds mt seiluualy rmiUlularbehavior which preceded a; Dear Editors of TICJ&ER, this school Watch your wallet at propriate. Allow 4iiis" to return to his private life. Allan Fisher felt To this reporter the debate was an deluge of ugly approbation for the late, but rather unlamented, A fter ? only fbu r-and- a-h alf Whopper^.Junior and me feasting "Morality and the Presidency" doctrines like executive privfiege all times-^-you never know who "Our Placef* sjn^e."we" have used on a large Coke. Eventually, she was tiie topic of- tiie -debate because he beueved very strongly that we should require absolute exciting presentation. it since rts mceptkm as the only finished' and went' back to the sponsored jointly by the Speakers .in them: The first seed in the truck garden *of Watergate II was the wallet picked and stolen on Name Withheld Upon Request quiet, informal gathering place separate occasions., The money counter for extra napkins. Committee of tiie Student-Faculty Professor Halper took exception' provided to Baruch students. It is Program Board and tiie Political to several of Dr. McLaughlin's Elections Committee's flat and absolute refusal to permit any stolen was of no great concern to vital that the juke box be removed, Not twenty seconds after she Counseling To bona fide member of the student press to have access to the me but ray wallet did contain OTHER PLACE returned and had begun to Science Department. Allan Fisher propositions. He said that die tiie lights kept on all day and the of the Speakers Committee _ in­ perfect being the enemy; of the Committee during its most controversial hearings. This edict valuable identification cards, Dear Editor: safe of any and all food be stop- demolish her trench tries, I spotted a scuffle going on at the. troduced Dr. McLaughlin and" good strtegy could also be in­ (perhaps it was done in memory of Mr. Nixon's almost phobic probably of more use to me than y s deM WC! anyone els£ ^.AJ^"? °!f? 5 ?. P^ This would return the lounge counter, near the spot Joyce had referred to the prominence the terpreted as the lesser evil Aid Probationers aversion to the working press) was strictly enforced despite our have spoke, n to. , "Ou«~ r Place*„. * has to te original peaceful state. Allow priest gained by defending Nixon's strategyr one** opponents could As a cautious individual, I evolved into "Their Place". Last gotten the napkins.Some drunk, I The Counseling Division is now forming small groups to help students firm and repeated assurances that hearsay, circumstantial those who insist on music and thought There were two men use of profanity as revealed in the always offer a worse evil, and by on probation and also those who have been failing courses. always carry my pocketbook close semester, a student, any student, refreshments to utilize the Student tapes. accepting the lesser evil one was evidence and unsupported allegations would never even see the by my side, but Baruch's crowded could enter and find a quiefrbom struggling with a third. Professor Jack Scharf and Professor Helen Silverman are eager for 3 Center or cafeteria lounges which Then, Oh my God, he's got a - Some of the highlights of the playing into their hands. Also he students to contact them and to join one of the groups which they will light of print. elevators as well as classrooms with clean conditions and decent havelrtways successfully provided gun! To JoyceK I said, very debate were Dr. McLaughlin's suggested that ahnough there are lead. The second seed in the truck garden of Watergate II was the have • invited* professional rip-offs lighting. Depending on your those services. "Our Place** is not remark that God can best be times when die President cannot to practice and work on students interests, it was possible to study, quietly, "Joyce, get down." She These meetings will be quite informal in nature and will deal with a ti^-^ Committee*s inexplicably obstinate aversion to the a discotheque or a delicatessen, it did, without asking any described as a politician, and the tell the whole truth* to tiie people, variety of factors which may be causing individual difficulties such as in our community. I feel that this ta&c with friends, enjoy a peaceful is a lounge for afl students. discussion of-equality before tiie democracy implies popular (in­ issuance of public statements. Shades of the infamous bunker letter will warn persons of the lunch, read a book and for those questions—which, later, I thought poor study skills, home- pressures, personal pressures, and choice of mentality! But the fact remains tha\the~members of the Elections We feel the student body should strange; I mean, it is a little silly to law as applied to the common man formed) consent and abuse of this courses of study. - misfortunes that I had—going less motivated even sleep. be given the opportunity to discuss compared to Nixon or Agnew. Presidential prerogative un­ Committee had to be urged and coaxed by members of the through the day without lunch and However, "Our Place" is now a be asked to fall flat on your face in Needless to say these groups are voluntary and confidential and geared openly with the "Our Place" the middle of dinner. Nevertheless, .Dr. McLaughlin opened the dermines tiie legitimacy of the student press into releasing even the briefest, barest public |»vh>g to borrow a token to get zoo", suffering from a lack of to what.the problems of the students are in each separate group. management the prevailing I am grateful that she did get debate with eight propositions and whole system. He pointed out that If you are interested, Drs. Scharf and Silverman urge you to make statement on the status of the elections. This was an un- home. planning and little forethought conditions and future plans. several definitions. 'Morality' he the public expects a certain level of I feel that WE students p£ down, and asked questions af­ arrangements to meet with them by dropping by the office at 360 Park consctonably. obdurate attitude in light of the fact that this Studying, reading,- and con­ Joseph Cilento defined' as the scheme of values integrity from the President, and Baruch should have a little more versing jue impossible because of terwards. Avenue South Room 1735-or by telephoning 725-4458. election may yery^gkely make history for the archives of the Day Tom Bicher "What's going on?" she said, that governs human- activity; that Nixon fell below this stan­ consideration for one another by ear-deafening music, alternating Ronald Arfln 'politics* as the ^concrete ap­ dard. He suggested that Session Student Government. - at feast respecting each other's periods of lights on and off and a flat on the floor. Down there with Roy Hesse her, I answered, "Nut up there's plication of these values to social Watergate was not a tragedy but a »»t ; The third seed in the-truck garden of Watergate II was the :*»; got a gun." (It was like Saturday interaction; a 'moral* leader as one fortunate occurrence in that it ^.O* Elections Committee's apparent belief (my God! Mr. Ziegler) that night on a Lamport weekend—by who is governed by a sound moral brought us time to keep the t* FREE Day Session students would willingly accept the unadulterated now, everybody was lying face code; and a 'good' political leader Presidency from being too *tf crap which passed for their "Final Report" on the investigation of Kibbee Urges Bronx Action down on the floor and mumbling asone who applies morality wisely. powerful- In addition he took issue election irregularities. Not only did the Report fail tQ explain to themselves.) I continued, Briefly summarized, the with die proposition that good < "There's two guys up there propositions were: 1) Govern­ politics makes for good morality; a anything but it made the inferential characterization of those who Chancellor Robert J. Kibbee of Fordham Plaza plan could also office to bear upon the Post Office fighting with. him. The gun is mental decision-making does not pofitician's satisfying the short- had legitimate grievances as utter fools. In point of fact the only *"* City University of New York have disastrous results for three FELAFEL so that it will act before Fordham pointed up in die ah*." XI had exclude, but includes, morality. range desires of tiie electorate may aspect of that Final Report that was Final was the proof that the ^S^l^l^^rf %?*** institutions which are part of City leaves. The intransigence of the assumed that the two guys 2) Good politics makes for good or may not be moral. IN TOASTED PITA Sections Committee is contemptuous of the student body it is %%££^b^SeJ^FcSnlm University: Bronx Community Post Office Corporation and its struggling with the gunman were morality, .and good morality Questions were then accepted College, Lehman College and Wl th supposed to serve; . Plaza in the Bronx. The text of die lack of responsiveness to the needs ^jes' plain folks; actually, they were makes'for good politics. 3) There from the audience. Lewis Tucker Hostos Community College. The of tiie community harboring it NYPD plainelcthesmen who were is* no controversial issue of major asked about the double standard Fresh Vegetable Salad and Tohina Dressing The fourth and the final-seed in the truck garden of Watergate tetter follows: same reasons impelling Father cannot be allowed to thwart the there onstakeout—this I found out public importance today on which of jusneand law—how there is one BUY ONE F0* $1.10 II was the Sections Committee's vacillatory attitude toward the Finlay to reverse his decision affect desire of all business and com­ later, outside. The assumption is you cannot take a position, on standard for the President AND GET 0ME FftEf validation of thr election and the announcement of the makeup of Dear Mayor Beanie: us in the most fundamental way. munity group* in the Bronx that that there had been a lot of either side and act morally. andV-another for the black In a New Yorh Times article of the hew Day Session Student Government Elections were, held on Fordham Plaza could provide an want this project built. Surely we stickups in the area of late, and 4) Ethically questionable actions wellers. Dr. McLaughlin wmnBAOoiaT October 9, 1974, Ford ham's economic anchor and a barrier to can be justified by moral Good tftt Howmmbmr 16m. 1974 October 17th. Yet^at presstime on Friday, the Committee had can find a way within the they badly wanted the guy who was felt thaithis double standard was President, Reverend James C. farther erosion of community life democratic process to force, a doing H.) reasoning 9 Preachers have no justified and repeated the belief stiU to make any official pronounceniem/This actk>n(c^ the lac^ Finlay, said the university will hi tiie neighborhoods of the Bronx. public agency to accommodate the special ability to discern truth in that "Nixon had suffered enough'* jbandon te A shot went off—Joyce had Middle Eastern Food of it) was directly responsible for the highly charged, but abortive J Bronx campus for a Fordham Plaza represents a needs of the community. never heard a shot in her hie; I political situations. In fact, they and justice has been done meeting held with the Dean of Students by over 100 student ?resteheste5. site if the proposed physical and psychological model tend to allow "the- perfect" to although the full extent of the law Fordham Plaza continues to be To help in whatever way I can to hadn't since high school, and that supporters of chairperson candidate Lewis Tacker. for the economic resurgence of the demonstrate to the Post Office was on a rifle range. Qt sounds a- become the enemy of the good, by has not been applied. Professor stalled. The delayed development Bronx. If built, it will bring jobs, not accepting a program that is Halper* suggested that Nixon's A WKOI^OMi MfeAL IN A SANDWICH" • There are no mitigating circumstances for public review at this of Fordham Plaza—caused by a Corporation die widespread In­ great deal tike a firecracker.) deliver urgently needed goods and terest and-concern of many people "Let*s get out of here," I said—- good but not perfect 6) Public suffering was self-mflicted, but 210 E* 23 St. (Betwaen 2nd and 3rd Av«.) • time. Thus, it is only fair that we, the Day Session students, recalcitrant Federal Post Office— services to the community, and officials compare quite well with that perhaps it was a good idea to moved Father Finlay to seriously and .agencies I shall release this everybody was crawling towards 889-2720 jL 1 demand a report from the Elections comprehensive Committee. create a badly needed tax base. letter t^ the .press after, you have ^ the front door and a Burger King other professional groups morahy let him off because this precedent The Committee has a choice to make: Either explain its arrogant consider reversing his plan to keep As Chancellor of the City speaking 7) We need a philosophy would encourage future presidents Fordham in the Bronx. „ received it i- _ ' person was yelling, "Out! Oat! behavior or start us all on the road td Watergate II. University of New York, I urge you Everybody out!" WdL everybody and a theotoga^of power. 8)The in tenuous positions to resign. "Failure to implement the to bring aD the powers of your Sincerely, ROBERT J. KIBBEE y

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PAGE 6 OCTOBER 29,1974 &m&$£i^^ - / * :-{ •£&•• v 55 by Peter Ihwhla Burger Winks," said Dick. bybobgorman Once upon a time, there lived ** ff After deciding where to go eat; the probble that farced Max? on If you are interested three happy- Baruch students, they walked downstairs to the exit this cooid mounting, the thirsty ;« Tom, Dick and Harry. Please keep between IT^Lex and the Student once of oktoberfall , was the Joyce in mind that these three students Center. Hairy was reminiscing of an inscrutable and ap­ in joining bySharonBronef Department), and others on with special guest lJVH*GSTON TAYLOR on Tuesday night at were very poor and couldn't even about the old days and decided to propriated costomb to. where ~to .. that;is, free or minimally priced Wednesday at 5:45. The plai afford a decent meat Tom, a him plaise of enjoyment to K>yer the next few. weeks.; Tickets^ Town, Hall, 113 W. 43rd St 8:00 p. m. Tickets are $6.50, 6.00, by, Shawm visit the garbage pails in the alley. Free To Be, You and reliable sociology major, hoped to -"Harry, what in the world frighten and otherways freeze him the student chapter for •'-events"" spoisore* by the Admission is $2.50. For ln- 5.50, arid 5.00. For ticket in­ ThieviBg on the streets, thieving' produced formation see Nov. 2.. in the home: when will it stop? It Me". Her objective: "Men and find a solution.to the world food are you— ."puzzled Dick. His fallow personnel, you see, Max?, :::: Department of Student Personnel - formation phone JU2-4536. crisis by transforming compost in his own' milky way, strifed.to Services are available in the lobby stops when the cast of "Thieves", women should do what they want eyes abruptly caught a glimpse 8S NOV. 7-10: The AMONG a funny and moving Broadway to do. "People have been frightened and ;. jelly beans into something of something in a box, "Wow," preserve all suffocations by sum of the "- -.pf the Student Center, 137 E. 22hd OCT. 31: Haloween can be a, real that resembled food. Dick, a -active looney tunes, many peeble Street- Phone 725-JQ55,,. L ' treat if you spend it with .FRANK COMPANY performs CAROLYN show by Herb Gardner, stops out of bierig what they want to exclaimed Dick, "look at this." %• radw^'s "HOUSE ?ART^r at taking and learns to give. be." Produced as a record >and a sociological. antropologisf major, -Nestling, snugly in a discarded box were all arms but not that of the NOW Thru the end of frost. The ZARPA ANDTHE MOTHERS struck by Tom's idea, devised an law, who got used to him and winter schedule at SKY RINK is OF INVENTION at the FELT the BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF The - two central characters, television special, 'Free To Be, sat 20 to 30 new books entitled, ; answer to the question of group booked him with a grain of salt 5a f in effect. There wfll be fc^ skating FORUM at 8:00 p.m. and 11:30 MUSICS 30 Lafayette Avenue, SaHy and Martin Cramer (Mario You and Me", received acclaim The Sociological Aspects pf Coffee every night from 8:30 to lgr45, p.m. Tickets, available at the box Bklyn., N.Y. Tickets, $5.00, are Thomas and Richard Mulligan) from children as well as adults. acceptance to the food. He ac­ Tea Or Me/by I.E.Ta."(It was the available at BAM Box Office and have settledjontb a plateau in their In her quest to reach people, complished this'feat of ingenuity* second printing of the current hemingway, in this temple, Max? with matinees on WednescTay, office and Ticketron, are $7.50 - Saturday, and Sunday afternoons and $6.50. Ticketron. Yc4itn/Sen- Cit rush* twelve year marriage. Both have Mark) Thomas has not allowed .. by altering the - substance to year, no lesslK "I wonder who coold nat hentoff to wirk wifout from 3:00 to 5:15. Evening ad­ $2.50. For ^tksekf information ceased giving, and have grown to herself to be hurled, into me resemble that of ethnic foods such could have thrown these out?" assorted costomb desbite the Management mission is S3.G0 and matinee phone636-4100. . accustomed to taking. / nostalgia trend that-has captured as hamburger plus, chicken/plus, "Probably some person in bleeding of his warf, who called % OCT. 31-NOV. 3: For four days . .• .-..-.-..- -•_ . ...» admission is $2^50. Skate rental is They are surrounded by "neigh­ the.- record industry, television' etc. The name plus was contrived Baruch's Administration, "said herself Marvin (softly), hownow The Village will be enhanced with for the substance by Harry, an Tom, "they're always throwing thar was no costomb Jto be have „ k $ 1.25. Sky Rink is located at 450 THE GREENWICH VILLAGE NOV. 8 & 15: THE NEW YORK bors who gaze from their terraces, industry, and broad way. Nostalgia West 33rd Street, two blocks west JAZZ REPERTORY COMPANY absorbing _ all and emitting confronts her as an anachronism. education major and garbage things away like text books, test aboot him abode. Max? thought ANTIQUESySlIOW AND SALE. picker who picked up the compost. tubes, office paper and other stuff serially aboot kicking him warf Association of Penh Station. For information Located at the Greenwich House performs the extraordinary music nothing. Through their, encounters She claims it bores her because call 565-2020. ' of LOUIS ARMSTRONG. Both with- tfaev Cramers—sometimes "it's not my nostalgia." She finds Unfortunately, our friends were they can use, and it all winds up and beating her to the dogg. then, Settlement 27 Barrow Street the beaten out of the competitive field here," emphasized Tom. sullenly it occulted him he'd oft show will feature collections of concerts will be presented at 8:00 funny, touching, sad-—the neigh­ it more exciting to dosomething -~ p.m.. at CARNEGIE HALL. bors learn more about themselves relevant - to herself, something — and had to return to school. . "You mean they're that, bean' curd that he reassembled the a ^CT^29: EL£CTRA by George- ^Amerieaiir^urbpeani-Asfa&-and Our heroes, after completing careless . . . " said Dick. Resident in the Lighthouse, and he Arkas, based on. the Sophocles Oriental antiques. Tickets, $5.50, 4^0, and 3.50, are and. the art of giving. that's happening today; it conveys . _ Come to the on sale at the Carnegie Hall Box. , The Cramers also learn more to the audience than the re­ their Freshman Orientation Day "Yep," said Harry. picked at hisself sitting in his Oval- classic, opens at the GREEK ART as student advisors and group Orifice, lying_Jhru .him tooth (fbr Office and. Ticketron. Telephone something. Sally: learns to reach creation of something old. She's Since Harry went home, and the & THEATRE, One Sheridan ~NOV. 1: THE FELT FORUM Information: 212-874-3666* > out, and finally touches her 78 Vtoo' involved in what's happening leaders and after hearing a lot of books were there, Tom and Dick he halibut one\vou see, wif a Square. * presents VAN MORRISON with year old father, Joe Kaminsky, this minute" to portray "Juliet** verbal phis—from the Baruch went to the bookstore and sold sparse between it) general meeting special guest TERRY REID on NOV. 12-FEB. 16: The NEW hilariously portrayed by Irwin when she can protray a character . Administration, started recon­ them and profited by a stupid ditioning their mental faculties OCT. 2:9 & 30: ARROW AUDIO Friday at 7:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. YORK CITY BALLET celebrates Corey. In exchange, he presents . more appropriate to the time. mistake. This left them in such a heaving dissolved him dilemma, presents The Greatest Stereo Story For ticket information see OCT. its 61st season at the NEW YORK his daughter with a unique, eye- In J965 "That GirP was the by playing mind-bending games in startle that from thence forward, 212'at the Student Center. Max? coold now hats off. quite Ever Told—The Past Present 31. "."-" STATE THEATER. Per­ opening-gift. appropriate ' character. In they would obtain all of their pleesed, hee kicked him warf goo- of the and Future of Stereo. Tickets are formances" include - the NUT­ As a" gift to himself and Sally, retrospect, Mario Thomas is very "Well, it looks like you win financial revenue from Baruch's by and lept fore wirk, marathon $1.95 ami--are- available at the. NOV. 1, 2T «£3:TDAVID BOWIE CRACKER ano! IXWOUDCOTE. Martin attempts to ' become the -proud ofThat Girl." The widely again Tom. I just can't seem to garbage and live happily ever hee really eyed the trufe. it was FELT FORUM box office and all in concert Friday, Satruday, and Ticekts rangefrom$2c95 tcr$9.95. matt Sally fell in love with. The acclaimed television show broke a-* ^ win. after. Oh Yes, and instead of going nightingale. a doris day, butt a Management Arrow Audio Stores. Sunday at 8:00 p.m. at RADIO Mail orders arc accepted. "For hilarious metamorphosis takes big barrier; it was the first "You know, maybe the reason to plus food places like weakened one. angular and CITY MUSIC HALL. All seats information call TR7-4727. place: Martin Cramer transforms program which presented a single why you're not acting right is McDingles, they made it a point to discorded, Max? brushed bak into OCT, 30: Merry Old England reserved. Tickets are $12.50,10.50 intdCrazy Marry. Simultaneously, girl Teaching for achievement, because we didn't get that plus go to O'Henry's Steak House him hose and straked his poor comesV- to Baruch. THE andT.50. Tickets are on sale now NOV. 18: Don't pass up tftis Sally learns that one can't go back, reaching for something besides deal. Forget about it Harry." whenever they could. They did in warf who cloverleaf said nuthing Society NATIONAL SHAKESPEARE at the Box Office (CI6-4600) and special event AVERY FISHER and perceives her life with- Marty marriage. She left the scene of "There just has to be a better fact go there that night and and mainstreamed herr plasticity THEATRE presents TWO at Ticketron (541-7290). No mail H A LL presents MARIA in a new light. "ThatSGirl" when she- foresaw • way to make money," said Tom. enjoyed a most delicious lobster in the scrimmage and littleneck of' GENTLEMEN OF VERONA .in orders. _• MULDAUR with special guest The . plot . is_ comically "Say listen, why don't we forget r dinner as well as each other's Oct. 31,12:15 P.M. k herself "recreating,, not creating.'' Z the Fuzzy Lady. the MAIN AUDITORIUM, ^ LIVIRGSTQN TAYLOR, highlighted by petty thefts on the The time had come for "That ™ about it and grab a bite to eat." company. said Harry. " ~ __ Moral: 'Tis better to look in Wednesday at 7-30 p.m. tickets NOV. 2 & 3: KRIS KRISTOF- Monday at 4k00 p.mi Tickets, street and in the- aoartmeat Gh-l" to get married and have $5r5^^^,:^Bd 7.50 «c-sriyiable buHcBng, symbolizing the give'and children. Having allowed othat "At a plus place?;.' * questioned \ Barnch's... garbage_, for financial hee finished herr. you ^know, and Room 1141 315P.A.S I.D., SfWlar faculty withZD., RITA COOLIDGE, Saturday and at Ticketton and Averr Fisher take, push anil pull, of everyday situation fo occur, Mario Thomas Tom. - " , gain and success than in Baruch's was drooly trialed and evicted fore « M "Well' all I got is money for textbooks. $&&s&*&^^ and $2.50 for the general public. Sunday;8:00p.m., at Avery Fisher HalL . Jife._.:. ..,',...,._.:,.'...-.,. „.;..,.'.-.v...'...-. might not have heard such huge crys and mitzX„gaynors.. Tickets, available at Box The .excellent cast gives better- rewarding statements as, "If^jl v • OCT. 30: A tribute to ANNE Office (TR4-2424) and 'Ticketron NOV. 21: The eternally popular than-life personality to the show. weren't for you, I wouldn't Kwe;il. || SEXTON (1928-1974) wiH be (541-7290) are priced at $7.50, BEACH BOYS wilf be performing Irwin Corey, a 78 year old man had the guts to come to New York.~-JS^ -- ^^ presented by ERICA JONG, 6.00, 5.50, 5.00, and 4.00. at MADISON SQUARE GAR­ interested in^Tootsies" and living Mario Thomas believes that KURT VONNEGUT, HOWARD DEN, Thursday at 8KK) p.m. the converted average living into a more women should have the guts MOSS, GRACE SCHULMAN, (a NOV. 5: AVERY FISHER HALL Tickets available at Tfckefron and three ring circus with a side show. to apply themselves. "Writing has member of the Baruch Enghsh presents LINDA RONSTADT Box Office are $7.00, 6.50, & 5.50. Richard Mulligan, becoming always been open," and' other crazier every minute, rekindled the aspects of the entertainment field 3. fire of those who have stopped are currently opening! seeking. And Mario Thomas, Although women are seeping & spouting her .frustrations and into the entertainment field, she I TOMORROW . . anxieties, become a friend one feels women's roles haven't could laugh with, cry with, and changed enough. Instead *of I take by the hand. women reaching eqnafiry with The Retailing Society presents The juxtaposition of Sally men. More women have to I Cramer to Marib^ Thomas is write.' More women have to another intense relationship of be Kke Mario Thomas. .r armwal FLEA AAARKET give and take. Sally Cramer must "Thieves", presently at the learn to give; Mario Thomas Broadhurst Theatre, will be // ## already knows how. Besides acting moving to the Longacre Theatre I forthesheer pleasure of acting, she on. West 48th Street on Oct 30. .">.• thrives on communicating— Performances are Tuesday Storing emotions-—making the through Saturday evenings at t audience laugh and cry. 8KX), with matinees Wednesday In a successful attempt to and Saturday at 2:00; and Sunday Wednesday* Oct. 30 communicate, Mario Thomas at 3:00. £ 11 A.M. to 3 P.M.

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'ss" r^T^^p^^^^ystj-*-^^^,^ - T-tr •-~ OCTOBER 29,1974 PAGE 8 TICKER PSC Dean Senour On The Program Board (Continued from, page 2) - To clarify the" role and the Board as it was later called were -^-to provide for optimum use of body—-perhaps „ the Student formance," she said. "Hasty authority of the Student Faculty the following: funds. Government representing those nonreappointments would deny Program Board, Dean of Students —to complement the educational —to identify and utilize as fully as constituents. Therefore, *1I the young teacher the chance to "~Roy R.-Senouf made the following goals of the college, providing possible college "resources— programs sponsored by the grow and to demonstrate statement last week: - cultural, social, and recreational faculty, staff, students, physical Student Faculty Program Board prospective growth." She also "In order to best meet the needs programs. facilities, etc. must be open to all Baruch pointed out to Mr. Giardino that of the entire Baruch Community —to provide programs deemed to It was my intention at that time students. In addition, I feel that the Commission's recom- in March of last year Tasked the be of general and special interest, as it is now that'this Board con- every effort should be made to .mendation that "Initial and •7 staff of the Student Activities and benefit to the college com­ cern itself with programming include the alumni and the subsequent appointments carry no Office to draw up a proposal for munity. events deemed to be of general Gramercy Park residents in the presumption of reappointment or establishing a College-Wide —to provide programs recognizing interest across the,board, Le. (day, events. . ••"."" tenure," was proposed by the Cultural Programming Com­ . the diversity of interest and needs evening and graduate divisions) I hope this will clarify some of University administration^ in the mittee. of students. and not attempt to plan for one the issues surrounding the Student last contract negotiati* The Committee was designed to -—to provide maximum input for particular segment of the Baruch . Faculty Program Board and the 73 and was flatly assuje^a vehicle for providing long- proposal of program ideas. Community. Events- deemed of purpose for which its funds are to union. range cultural programming to the —to assure scheduling of- events particular interest to one segment 1>e allocated. / In her letter to Mr. Giardino, College at-large. The purposes of when most students are on of our college community should The Board is responsible to the Dr. Zeller "regretted" that the the Student Faculty* Program campus. be sponsored by an appropriate Dean of Students." Commission's legitimate concerns were not coupled with an explicit SPORTS acknowledgement that the University had recruited, retained and tenured one of the out­ Cross Country & Soccer standing instructional staffs in the country. Eastern championship. Richards and John Perin ran their pass from co-captain Mario by Burt Beagle ve She said that the Commission Captain Gerry Mortensen broke Getting back to the meet best times- The firs* f* runners Caputi. Six minutes later Fred <:ited a national report which the school individual five-mile against Brooklyn and Kings Point, averaged 28:19 and the first seven • Witter, the other co-captain, put claimed "a seeming conflict record and nine of Baruch's ten Baruch rewrote' its cross country 28:32.3, both new records. The old in a rebound off a Caputi shot between the tradition of tenure runners recorded their best times record book. Mortensen, who led mark was set just the week before. Then Jorge Vierra scored off an and the need for institutional as the Statesmen routed Brooklyn the race from the start, ran 27:48 Last Saturday Baruch traveled to assist from Guillerm<5 Rodriguez flexibility." College, 15-49, and Kings J?oint, breaking tfee old mark of 28:06 set Albany to compete in the Albany and the score was 4-0. The Commission failed to add, 16-47, in dual meets at Van in 1972 by Walter Cantey. He Invitational. Another Vierra shot was she said, that the "seeming Cortlandt Park October 19. covered the last two miles in 11:02 stopped by the goalie, but Robert conflict" does not exist at City The meet concluded Baruch's setting another record. Paul Kutil and Fred Witter Sanchez was right there to tap the University. best dual meet season since the Baruch swept the first- four each scored two goals as Baruch ball into an open net. With five She cited the New York State cross country team began in 1971. places and seven of the first nine coasted to a 6-0 victory over Pace minutes left Sanchez headed the Board of Regents' 1974 report, The team posted a 10-1 record spots. Taking second was Steve University, in a soccer match at ball oat to Witter, who boomed in 'Postsecondary Education in losing only to Stony Brook and Tepper in 28:16. That was three Inwood Park last Wednesday. his sixth goal of the season. Transition," which showed that beating CUNY rivals Brooklyn seconds off his previous best, but It was the second victory against The shutout was recorded by the City University has the lowest and Lehman which it had never Tepper was handicapped by a five losses and two ties for the Carlyle Thomhill who was playing percentage of tenured faculty in beaten before. head cold. Bobby Holness took Statesmen. Although dominating goal for the first time as a the state. The cross country season will third in 28:24. Luis Vidal was the first half, Baruch led only 1-0 replacement for the injured She expressed the hope, wind up with three championship sixth in 28:48, BUI Drogsler on Kutil's goal off a pass from Roy Jefferson Hercules. Thomhill had however, that the Commission meets. Saturday Baruch will make seventh in 28:49 and Errol Lee Thomas at the 31:40 mark. In the only four saves as most of the report represents the "final in­ its debut in the Collegiate Track ninth in 29:22. second half Baruch's control of the action was in Pace , territory. terment" of the controversial ./ Conference championship run. On Prior to the meet, Baruch never game showed up on ._ the Fullbacks Peter Davis, Mike tenure quota. November 9-ts the City University had more than four runners in a scoreboard as-five more goals were anc Ingram and Larry Berlant stood The quota policy was adopted championship run * Baruch has race break 30 minutes. In this registered. A strong game by the ou% on defense.. by the previous Board last October a good chance to take the title for meet seven broke the barrier with Pace goalie kept the score down. Baruch has a Met Conference 29 and, after intensive pressure the first time. The IC4A meet on the flrstsix "doihglfby more thai* a in the uittd minute of the half game with Manhattan at Van from the PSC, was revoked by the Nov. 18 will conclude the season. minute. Even Baruch's final three Kutil got his seventh goal of the Cortlandt Park at 3:30. Saturday That meet is equivalent ot the new Board April 22 when it runners Ed Rodriguez, John season and 35th of his career off a ''they play at Seton Hall. established the Commission.

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