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ITHE STONY BROOK BASKETBALL TEAM will be without the services of (left) Bill Graham, (center) Art King, and (right) Jim Jones. By CHARLES SPILER experience between them. The Stony Brook basketball team is once .The team is young and '.at best we're again preparing for their upcoming season inexperienced," said Coveleski. "The talent just premiering November 28, at home against isn't there." Buflo. Four of last year's starters are no longer on For the past three days coach Don Coveleski the squad, but injured forward Bill Graham who I a been viewing prospective candidates in an started last 'season hopes to join his teammates attempt to form a working unit. Out of the 33 in the latter part of the season. applicants that originally tried out, only 14 Only nine of the scheduled 24 games are at Datvson Rep rimanded by Juiciary remain as this year's varsity basketball squad. home. "We have a very difficult schedule with The team includes six freshmen and only four our first two games against two of the best See Story on Page 5 returning lettermen with not much playing teams," is how Coveleski summed up the season.

^^**[^********MMI»»»»«lliM~l»™™l»™il«»«»™il»^^™"™i»™»M^»^»i»^^»'i*""»^™™"""™»"«"i""l»""-MlNO Suffolk County Supports Israel; Funds Drive Day Is Tomorrow By CONNIE PASALACQUA Huntton am. Funds collected by the UJA will A purchase of a Big Mac at Mdld's in be sent to Israel for medical supplies. Some of the International Huntington or Commack this Saturday wJI be a FJunds will be sent to various kibbutzim to help Israeli fighter planes have tangled with Soviet MIG fighters piloted contribution to the Israeli war effort. McD I's compensate for the large numbers of men who by North Koreans flying over Fgypt, the Pentagon said yesterday. is one of the 70 stores in the Huntington so have gone off to gt. Pentagon spokesman William Beecher said North Korean pilots on purticipating in Suffolk County's Emergent Among the contributors will be Marsh's, one of loan to the Egyptian air force engaged in a brief dog-fight with Relief Fund Proceeds Day. 1ong Island's largest men's clothing stores. Marvin Israeli fighters in the air south of Cairo. Last weekend County Executive John V.N. Marsh, one of the ownes of the Huntington store, Klein issued a proclamation making Sat a a said, '"Ve are my enthusiastic about this [the Israeli fund drive). We're donating 25% of Egyptian and Israeli tanks clashed furiously yesterday in the luge fund raising day for Israel. The proclamation was Saturday9s gross." Marsh's is visited by several and possibly decisive Suez Canal battle. Syria said its tanks knocked announced by Chief Deputy Executive Arthur on Saturdays, and Marsh back an Israeli probe on the Golan Heights front. Egypt said the Bergman at a meeting of 120 United Jewish hundred customers estimated that his donation would "be in the Suez fighting centered around the central Bitter Lakes section of the Appeal (UJA) members at the Hebrew Academy in thousands." canal and called on Israelis there to "surrender or face complete Hauppauge Sunday. V' destruction." This is not the first time that the County of Student run businesses at Stony Brook will not Suffolk has been involved in foreign affairs. be participating in the emergency fund drive on Arabian gunmen calling themselves members of the "Lebanese Bergman cited Suffolk's support of the Hungarian Saturday, according to Polity Treasurer, Mark Dawson. 'They are non profit businesses and Socialist Revolutionary Movement" raided the Bank of America in Freedom fighters in 1959 and the proclamation issued last year in support of U.S. soldiers held as don't have the money, anyway," said Dawson. Beirut, yesterday. The gunmen seized 20 to 25 hostages and to. kill them unless government released all Palestinia prioners of war or listed as missing in action in According to Ronnie Mester, UJA volunteer threatened who has been devoting almost all of his time to the guerrillas imprisoned in Lebanon. 7Te gunmen also demanded a Vietnam. The funds peds drive will be supervised b- Israel cause since the outbreak of hostilities on $10-million ansom from the bank "to support the guerrilla 9 McDnald's isn the October 7, Suffolk county has collected $150,000. movement and the Arab war effort ainst Isael, and an airliner to Irv Klein,, the owner of several fly Vhem to Algeria or South Yemen. The Urited States advanced $5.6 million to the- Interaional Commiien of Control and Supervision to help the Vietnam Adelphi Faculty Rights Dispute peace-monitoring agency out of a crippling deficit yesterday. The commission is eight billion in debt because the signers of the Vietnam peace agreement have not approved its budget. Created byw/ New Judicial System% Harvard economist Wassily Leontief won the 1973 Nobel Prize Adelphi University is In the' academic freedom," arguing that Although the Faculty Senate yesterday for invention of a technique used in the economic midst of a student-faculty rights a teachers obgation is to has not taken action on the planning of numerous countries. The literature prize went to controversy involving . a evaluate the work of students. censure provision, its By-Laws Australian Patrick White for his novels on pioneer fife. document which gives students 'This is part of one's freedom as Committee on the Student the power to recommend faculty a teacher ... Who is qualified to Judicial System is conducting a An armed woman hijacked an Air France jet from Padis to censure. judge between teaching study. Beverly Lawn, Marseille, let the 110 passengers off, but detained the pilot and chief The Adelphi Student Judicial practices?" asked Koster. He chairperson of the Faculty steward aboard, the company reported. System Act, which went into wamed that the threat of Senate, said there is a diversity effect on September 6, 1973, censure might pressure some of opinions among faculty was presented to the University teachers into giving students members. The committee's National Council by Kay Kimmell, higher grades. preliminary report listed 10 associate professor of Business Dresden said that there are provisions of the Act which are Administration officials said yesterday they are discussg ideas' Administration, , last May. As reasons professors should be recommended for examination. for forced energy conservation if necessary to stave off the threat of adopted, the Act allows faculty subjected to censure, especially Lawn, a member of the English all-out fuel tationing. But they say Cdtom conservation is just in members to bring students for to attend classes. But, deartment, . entioned the the talling stage and there has been no move to start doming any before the Grivan;ce HeaIIng he aso god thtitI a r standby regulations. Board and, also allows students repeatedly gives low grades-to referendum on the matter. to take 4un2fir grade students, and these grades are KimmeUl, who oigally last spring, Former White House plumbers' -boss Krogh Jr. pleaded complahnts"' to the court. contested, then, it may be cause proposed the bill innocent yesterday to charges that he lied to the Watergate grand There are no formal for censure. "It depends on how calls it a "student bill of rights." provision is jury. Krogh said he is confident his trialDwill bear out his caim. procedures for Stony Brook' structured the courses are," he She said the censure students to make complaints said. "I thinal students should a minor part of the Act and only have some means of recourse." serves to underscore the power Pedro Bissonette, an American Indian Movement- leader in the against faculty members. Max Dresden added that the of the Grievance Board. seige of Wounded Knee, was shot and killed Wednesday night by Dresden, executive chairman of the Stony Brook Faculty Senate, Grievance Committee isworking police seeking him on a fugitive warrant, authorities said yesterday CORRECTION Stanley Lyman, superintendent of the Pine Ridge Indian said he was "anxious to get on the problem. Induded in the Act, at We regret that in the last Reservation, said the shooting occurred after two police officers something like that [Adelphi's volume ..of Statesman, Adelphi, is a provision that making a routine check of a car found Bissonette inside. "Pedro system] started" at Stony Volume 17, Number 15, the enables the court to require a attempted to shoot one of the officers and was shot, at fairly dose Brook. Dresden explained that article concerning Phi Beta faculty member to apologize to range," Lyman said. the only procedure -now Kappa contained a mistake in available to students is "via the a student whose rights have been the third and eleventh individual deans and provosts." violated. "And as for the paragraphs. The line read: State Adelphi's new judicial system requirement for a faculty 'This year 28 institutions gives students-for the first apology to a student, that is were granted a charter." The line should read: "This year in a time-the power to recommend unheard of!" said Koster. He A gunman killed two men and wounded two others Thursday, 15 institutions were granted a wild outbreak of gunfire amid sidewalk crowds in bustling Herald the censure of faculty members. added that students, due to their non-professional a und, charter." In the eleventh Square, New York City. He finally was shot by a security guard and The censure,-which has to be paragraph a line read: ""Itwas approved by a majority vote, are not well qualified to judge collapsed mortally wounded in a subway station. Three of the preceded by the three other could be included in the faculty faculty members. gunman's victims were among a group of bystanders who pursued universities, Albany, Buffalo member's permanent record. "I think the University him in full cry after he killed a passerby in a brief altercation. and Binghamton." The line The censure provision of the Council has exceeded its -should have read: ""It was Act has outraged several Adelphi authority in approving this Representative Mario Biagg, Conservative party candidate for preceded by two other faculty members. Dr. Donald act...," said Koster. He has Universities, Buffalo and mayor, has joined Liberal party candidate Albert Blumenthal in Koster, professor of English, recommended that the Binghamton. SUNY at withholding support for now from the $3.5 billion transportation cited the student right to document be reviewed by the Albany also received a charter by Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller. bond issue proposed censure faculty as "a violation of Faculty Senate. this year."

1 *'.''* * ,''"I I w " ' **" '*O Local STATESMAN, student newp-T of, SUNY at Stony Brook, is published has received an Inside thr- times weekly on Monday, The Suffolk County Deprtment of Labor Wednesday and Frkday, September to $800,950 grant from the U.S. Department of Labor to organize a John Mayall Tomorrow May, excWpt during vacation periods, Statesman -ame page 9 and once during July by the work experience and training program for disadvantaged and Statesman Association, an handicapped adults. Front Page Graphic unincorporated, non-prof it By Rusty Green organization. Presidents Robert J. Lou V. Tempera, Suffolk Labor Commissioner, said Wednesday, Mets Win Tiernan; Vice President: Jay G. Sarls; "These new funds will make it possible for us to provide an -sepage 13 Treasurer: Rot Schwartz; Dawson Reprimanded Secretary: eard Steinbach. additional 169 job slots for low*income, handicapped and sSe page 5 Mailing address: P.O. Box AE, Stony chronically unemployed residents of the county."" Editorial: Crisis Management Brook, N.Y. 11790. Editorial and Business phone: (516) 246-3690. Betty Friedan Coming -see page 14 Subscriber to Associated Press. College has voted to join the -seeps"e8 Represented by National Educational The faculty at Southampton Advertising Servce,. 18 E. 50 St., Amenrican Federation of Teachers, becoming the third unionized New York City. Printed by On the Screen Viewpoint: THR 363 SmIthtown News, L Brooksite Drve, pnivate Long Island college faculty and representing part of a -am pagea Adpop 15 Smkthtown, N.Y. Entered as second groi-g national trend toward unionization of college and university Om matter at Stony Brook, N.Y. teachers. -

Page 2 STATESMAN October 19, 1973 Faculty :and Polity Condemn Gun Training (Continued from pae 1) body involved in this issue ... " presumption that it will happen gun use. He reiterated that 'The had solicited such views in 'Me Stony Brook Council Haskins said that Polity plans to at anytime in the future." factor, as to whether or not to advance." urpd that certain security send a letter to Toll, officially Commenting on the Faculty issue firearms, is controlled, Reacting to the concurrent officen be trained in firearms notifying him of the resolution. Senate Committee's decision to mainly, by what the statements of the two campus use in a report on safety and Iast night, Toll refused to back Polity's position, circumstances are on the groups, Direetor of Safety and security issued deny or on October 8. affirm his personal Committee Chairperson Max campus, and I have decided, in Security Joseph Kimble, long an Ibe Student support Council voted for arms training, only Dresden said that "the Executive the past, and I have decided advocate of arming officers, said unanimously, Wednesday night, commenting that "If I'm not in Committee opposes both the again, at this time, not to issue that "they have a legitimate on a motion by Polity Teaurer agreement with something the training itself . . . because it is firearms under the present right to that position." He added Mark Dawson, to oppose ing Council has said, I can always go felt that this is prejudgement of circumstances." that arms training is not a and arm training of security back and discuss it with them." the necessity of arms on the He sees ""a drift toward prelude to arming campus officers. The resolution was then He said that "generally the campus. We feel that arms, at all arming people on campus." police. 'There is no assumption trught to the Faculty Senate Council has done a good and on the campus, would not help (While) Dresden believes that there on my part or anyone ve Committee meet balanced job [in determining] at all and would, rather, be a Toll does not "feel that arms on else's part."9 by Polity Prel ent Cherry what is best for the University dangerous situation; (and that) campus would be a good thing;" Dresden did not elaborate on Haskins. last ght, who community,"' and "has the moment people are engaged Toll cited that, in the case of a what action the Faculty Senate thwarted a move to table onsidered a good, sound in training in a serious and great increase in armed would take if security officers disasion of the matter until balance of many viewpoints." official capacity, the arms, in robberies, he might issue arms in were, indeed, trained for arms. next week. He also reaffirmed his earlier some sense, are inevitable. We order to keep the campus While the Stony Brook Council's Sbudent Invoment Sot stance that "under the present want to explore that, much 'Treasonably safe." urge to arms training has been Haskins later said that '

By JONATHAN D. SALANT saying that "PSC is for campus become a dub."" electric ranges, custodial University funding of day care, a A motion by Freshman and off-campus work." The Council also denied the supplies, exterminator service, nurse on campus, and the use of Representative Markl Avery to Both Spauster and Vice allocation of $25 to the Sports temporary services, covering last Tabler cafeteria. Dawson called disallow Program and Services President Mark Finkelstein Car Club for trophies.. year's deficit in expenditures, this "a definite area that Polity Council - (PSC) allocations to argued against Avery. The Meeting Location and forming a reserve so there should move in." The Council political orgzatios was farmworkers union is ""fighting In order "to bring student won't be a deficit this year. In approved the motion and will 99 defeated at Wednesday night's for workers' wages"" and ainst government. to the students, addition, Minkoff said, 38 of the send a letter - stating their Student Council meeting. insecticides "more deadly than Finkelstein said that next week's 112 dishwashers will be installed position to Executive Vice In other actions, the Council DDT."" Finkelstein said. Council meeting should be held this year. President T.A. Pond. denied the chartering of the Besides, 'Finkelstein added, in James College. From then on, Dawson told the Council that The Council also approved Freedom Foods Co-op as a club, "we already fund Attica he added, the meetings would be he would bring up a motion several appointments made by opposed the arming of campus Brigpde.") "I'd vote against shifted to other colleges. In spite before the next meeting of the Haskins. They are: Faculty security, and moved next week's that," retorted Avery. of Dawson's insistence that "if Faculty-Student Association Senate-Jerry Fabrikant, Lenny meeting to the James College Club orBuses it's there (in James), I'm not Board of Directors that the Walsh, Carolyn Jones; SASU 9 main lounge. Dawson opposed the PSC showing up," the Council passed mandatory meal plan be Coordinator-Gerald Manginelli; Citing that ""the use of acceptin of the Freedom Foods the motion. The next meeting cncelled for next semester, and Security Advisory - Board-John students* monies to support a Co-op as a club because it was will be held on Wednesday , asked for their opinion. Lizzul; Traffic Appeals-Vanessa political organization is a gross named a program by the Student October 23, in the James College President Cherry Haskins Morgan; Parking Policy-Gary misrepresentation of our Business Committee. Accepting Man lounge at 10 p.m. remarked that if there is no Rosenberg; Admissions-Laurie interests." Avery tried to it as a club would make the In other business,the Council mandatory meal plan, the FSA Davis, Fred Bauer (alternate); eliminate PSC allocations co-op eligible for PSC funding. heard a report from Senior will not open any of the University Curriculum totalling $220 to the Eastern "It sets a precedent," said Representative Henry Minkoff cafeterias. Avery said that "the Committee-Evelyn Brothers, Farmworkers Association. He Dawson. on the recent task force meeting mandatory meal plan stinks," Lynette Spaukding; Computing said that he would also have Jay Dunkelman of the co-op on cooking on campus. Minkoff but we need a cafeteria open. Center-Frank Sappell, Patric eliminated Attica Brigade insisted that 6anyone who wants said that the money from last The Council voted Sweeny (alternate); University allocations if there had been to start a food co-op should be year's $25 non-meal plan fee Unanimously to oppose any Hearing Committee-Ed Spauster: 9 any. funded" citing that the coop went for rewiring, exterminator mandatory meal plan but Teaching Policy-Sarah Scheiner. 9 to Polity Treasurer Mark Dawson offen an "entire line of foods" service, utilities, temporary keep either H or Kelly Cafeteria Wanda Gadson; IRC-Abbey seconded the motion because and is the only student business services, garbage pickup, and the open for cash sales. Rosenfeld; Student "most, it not all, of this money rho does that. p ase of 112 dishwashers. Spauster moved to endorse a Business-Mark Dawson, Mark X goig for off-camipus use. "Let PSC dedde whodeserves This year, the money is going list of day cme positions IomngAvery, Jack Potenza, Rahsan SopmoreRepe ntative Ed it (fug)," rgued G afer. towards the of G and H hom the recent day careforum Powell; Food Service-Jean _iksr diffed w Dawson, "Give them the opp to Q ds the -of 31 held oncamps These include LRcosa, Steve Mankokski.

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Page 4 STATESMAN October 19,.1973 r l IACTION LINEI Judiciery Reprimancds Dawson For Open House Day Allocation A few weeks ago I saw a sign which said that some group on campus was looking for babysitters, and was paying $1.50 an By ROB R. WEITZ not an accurate account of what hour. I was in a hurry, and thought I'd make a note of it later. The Polity Judiciary voted happened, according to Fallick. I haven't seen any signs since. Someone told me that it was Tuesday to officially reprimand He explained that Dawson, students who live off campus and have children. If you could Polity Treasurer Mark Dawson knowing that Fallick was going print some information on who to contact, I think it would for ignoring an injunction served to issue the injunction and that i help a lot of people who have free time between classes and him by last year's Judiciary Fallick was not the member with can use a few extra dollars each week. chairman, Alan H. Fallick. The the greatest number of votes, If you are interested in babysitting or offering any other motion included the warning made a motion at the Student type of service, your best bet is to let other people know "that any future similar actions Council meeting the Wednesday about it by a notice in the Services section of the classified ads may be cause for impeachment." before the celebration to accept in Statesman. You can submit your ad to the Business Office, The injunction was intended the election results even though room 075 of the Stony Brook Union. There is a $1 charge for to prevent Dawson from the official count had not even the first 15 words and 5 cents per additional word. approving the voucher that been seen by the Council. p allowed a $1,000 payment, from Fallick served the injunction CHAI RMAN Allan H. FalliCk's I am taking a course in Political Science. This course Student Activities Board (SAB) shortly before the official right to enjoin funds was funds, for the fireworks display disputed by Polity Treasurer requires a great deal of reading in a particular book (Essentials election results were brought to Mark Dawson. of American Democracy). A month ago, I tried to purchase in last week's Open House. the Council by Carlos Almenar, this book fTom the campus book store. They told me to come Fallick said that the money Election Board chairman. Fallick Administration. He said that "if back the following week because the book was on order. Since could not be appropriated from felt that the injunction was valid we discover that a decision then, I have tried a countless number of times to buy the book SAB because the board's funds because the actual election reached by a respective sand they keep telling me to come back. I need this book badly were allotted only for those uses results had not been accepted by University committee was and have not been able to buy the book elsewhere. specified in the-Polity budget. the Council at that time. unjust," it can be overuled. He The book was shipped to the bookstore October 10 and Fireworks are not in the budget, He added that the custom of stressed that the Judiciary will should arrive here by the end of next week. In the future, if according to Fallick. selecting the temporary try to work with the you have this type of problem, it is often best for either you Dawson said that he ignored chairman by the number of Administration and, neither will or your professor to contact the publisher. More often than the injunction because Fallick votes he received started last infringe on each other's powers. not they will help you locate a store where the book is sold or was no longer official chairman year. At Tuesday's Judiciary Fallick added that the Judiciary sent you directly. of the Judiciary, and therefore meeting, Fallick asked Ira Levine will not automatically take the had no right to serve it. He to chair in accordance with this student's side in each case. Why isn't there an arrow on the comer of 347 and Stony claimed that until the custom. Election of Judiciary officers Brook Road? Many people use this route to enter the newly-elected members of the The dispute began when was postponed until the members University. Judiciary choose its chairman, David Woods, head of University can get to know each other Howard Lampert, Traffic Engineer of the N.Y. the temporary chairman is the Relations, sought monetary better. The members are, Sarah State Department of Transport in Babylon, has informed us member who received the support last month from the Scheiner, Cathy Sinanian, that they have approved the installation of a left turn signal on greatest number of votes in the Student Council for the Brenda Marshall, Warren Berger, the traffic light at the corner of N.Y.S. Road 347 and Stony election. This would mean that fireworks display. Marc Rosenberg, Calliope Brook Road. Although Albany has not yet given its approval, Ira Levine would be acting Fallick hoped that this year, Kalogeras, Alan H. Fallick, Ira no problem is anticipated and we have been placed on the chairman. with recently acquired expanded Levine, Dave Carter, and priority list as number 41 out of the 68 installations pending. Dawson's statement was jurisdiction approved by officials Carmine Mandarano. The next This number was determined on the basis of road user benefits "completely, 100 percent in Albany, the Judiciary will be meeting will be held on per man hour required for installation. Due to their shortage in without any doubt whatsoever, able to act in student complaints Thursday, October 25, at 8 p.m. funding, no definite date can be determined for the turn signal completely and unequivocally" about unfair action by the in the Polity office. installation. The installation will, however, be speeded up if the November bond issue passes. Perry Resigns from FSA Post; ur The library mhcrofil- room-- in the basement na beeny moved up to the second floor of the library. However, you don't find this out until after you go down to the basement Criticizes ^Crisis - anagement" and see a note on the door informing you of this. My By ROBERT A. SCHWARTZ The FSA Controller position is he has "yet to see a job complaint is that there is no note on the elevator telling you Jim Perry, Controller of the a newly created job, replacing description. " that the room downstairs is closed. I spoke to a librarian, who Faculty Student Association the position of FSA business Crisis Management in turn spoke to her supervisor, and was told that putting up a (FSA) has resigned, citing manager which Perry originally When asked what he was able elevator would be one too many signs already up. sign by the "frustration" and dissatisfaction held. According to Robert to accomplish in his three and a I tend to agree that a sign by the elevators would simply go with an atmosphere of "crisis Chason, Treasurer of FSA, the half months of employment unnoticed by most people wanting to use the microfilms. The management." Perry is leaving new controller's position alters with FSA, Perry replied he had move was originally made due to the excess heat in the for "another appointment more the organizational structure of helped implement a systematic basement rooms during the summer and a lack of proper in line with (his) career FSA in that disputes between approach to "crisis furniture to support the equipment. It was a temporary move objectives." the FSA Administrator and the management." For FSA's future, and it is believed that the microfilm equipment will be Perry's frustration with the Controller would be arbitrated Perry recommended a "positive restored to its basement room within the next 2 or 3 weeks. If job was due to many problems by either the treasurer or the forward looking management is you have any qualms about making an unnecessary trip down he was saddled with after assistant treasurer of FSA. what is required." there, check with a library staff member about the current that the job, according to Previously, the FSA T.A. Pond, Executive Vice location of the room before making the journey. accepting FSA Treasurer Robert Chason. administrator was responsible President of the University and Three and a half months ago, for settling disputes. President of the FSA said with Either there are no sanitary napkin dispensers in the "The general conditions under Ernie Christensen, FSA regard to Perryrs resignation, to receive a women's bathrooms on campus or they are empty or out of acceptance were altered (as) he Administrator has said that the "We are always sorry FSA a valued staff order. Can't anything be done? took on added responsibility," relationship between the resignation from and member." There is a contract out to service the facilities in women s said Chason, who is also Acting and the Controller is unclear (and men's) bathrooms, but reports are somewhat vague as to Vice President for Student when service will start, though it will hopefully begin soon. Affairs. "There was much more than he bargained for and he Hot Water Outage ... For those of you who live in Tabler Quad and have been experienced a high level of By TEDDY WHITE waiting patiently for shower curtains, 100 shower curtains frustration." Installation work on a new high temperature hot water system have just come in. They will be distributed throughout Tabler Added Problems was responsible for hot water outages in G and H'Quads and six on Tuesday while the bathrooms are being cleaned. Those of Perry agreed with Chason on other buildings last Monday and Tuesday. you who live in Tabler and have no shower curtains, let your high frustration level, mentioning According to an engineer at the Physical Plant, the Gymnasium, janitor or MA know so that you will get first priority. specifically the sudden Union, Infirmary, State Conservation, Graduate Chemistry appearance of the administration Student and the two residential quads experienced outages between the ... Our telephone is presently not attached to our tape of the meal plan as an added hours of 10 p.m. Monday until 6 p.m. Tuesday. If you wish to contact us please use the forms FSA responsibility. The FSA recorder. Kevin Jones, Facilities Program Coordinator for Facilities Union main desk. Board of Directors agreed to available at the Student needed to permit workmen to hook-up handle the meal plan in August Planning, said the outage was Plumbers cut into the hot water after no satisfactory meal plan the new system to the buildings. out what the bus edule is? to a valve which must be How can I find bid was submitted by outside pipelines to remove a stub to permit access at the main desk in the the new valves will There is a copy of the bus schedule contractors. On two weeks replaced. When the heating system is completed, Union and several schedules will be posted around the Union. notice, FSA organized a meal generate hot water in the buildings themselves. has not yet been If you want your own schedule, ask any Security car for one. pian to provide freshmen, who Due to the need for certain equipment which of completion were required to be on the meal delivered, Jones stated that there is no definite date he estimated that Action Line is published every Frday in Statesman. We will plan, with sufficient eating for installation of the new system. However, residential a&tvs ("W'' attempt to answer all questions in this column. Have any facilities. Perry also said that within three months the academic and north & 1H" Quads) should be completely switcuh* J the. high problems or questions? You can pick up an Action Line form being responsible for the task of work will at the main desk and we will get in touch with you within a \"counting 2,511,000 food plan temperature hot water system. Next spring, instaatiwa few days. coupons was quite a blow." begin on the South Campus.

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Star Maker Coming to Stony BrookL Why Not Wait Until Wednesday? By STEVE CHESEBOROUGH I-IV-V progression. The blues purist electric guitars, electric keyboards, and Hartley has rejoined the group. John Mayall at 40 is a paternal considers it sacrilege to listen to a drums. The Turning Point, featuring Electric guitar has been added again, figure in the pop music world. He's blues sung with an English accent. So Jon Mark and Johnny Almond, was this time in the hands of veteran been doing his thing for 10 years now. Mayall has had to rely on a small cult the beginning of his soft, By GREG WALLER PORT JEFFERSON ART CINEMA introspective bluesman Freddy Robinson. But the changing the members of his band following, a fact which complements period. These tendencies In addition to CED's The Cinema peaked in most obvious difference in Mayall's more often than the strings of his his "bluesman's" life style - Memories which contained very (Thursday nights) and the Student Young Seducers (X). sparse new sound is the presence of horns. guitar. He seems to have always been constantly touring, playing small instrumentation and embarassingly Union films (Tuesday nights), the and Jazz heavies Blue Mitchell and Red around, supporting talented but dubs, etc. personal lyrics. Stony Brook Film Society also often Campus Swingers (X). Holloway blow trumpet and sax, little-known musicians, letting them The quality of MayalFs albums has With Jazz-Blues Fusion, respectively, an outstanding series of midweek Mayall and string-bass player play the blues. Often they rise to been consistently excellent, while his stepped into his current style, working Victor Gaskin rounds films. On Wednesday nights the Film HAUPPAUGE THEATER out the current stardom under his guiding hand. In the music is constantly changing and with top American jazz musicians. lineup. Society screens "das&ic" American His end it's always the same - the evolving. Mayall first received three latest recordings, Well, enough said. If you want to films from the 1930's and 40's. Bhime to Love starring George Segal, ( Fusion, youngster gets tired of MayalFs blues attention in America in 1965, when Moving On, and Ten hear more, John Mayall and the boys Included in its schedule are films Susan Anspach, and Kris Years Are Gone) and runs off to start a band of his word got around that he had a skinny are considered by many fans will see you in the gym, Saturday starring Humphrey Bogart (Key Kristofferson. Directed by Paul to be his own. kid from the Yardbirds who played best. The excellent drummer Keef night at eight. Largo), Billy Wilder films (Double Mazuxsky(R). SftumwyranK MPP- And of course they all become more incredible blues guitar. The kid was Indemnity), John Ford's 'The Front Page/' the classic newspaper drama, opens, tonight, at the rich and famous than Mayall himself. Eric Clapton, and the album was Blues Record Review "super-western," Stagecoach, and a and Calderone Th-tre In Surge B. Mayall has released an enormous Breakers. The rest is history. Clapton underrated comic masterpiece, very number of albums in the past ten was soon replaced by Peter Green, 9 Sullivan's Travels. Portnoy's Complaint starring Richard Preston Sturges Theatre Preview years-it seems that he comes out with who left within a year to form Good Mixtures of Music With these midweek films, and her **Ciwr" ro- on wwrow. ..- Benjamin and Karen Black. Directed one Story" this weekend. Sunday, every few months. The only Fleetwood Mac. Green was replaced Howard CoselPs Monday Night "Love by Earnest Lehman from the novel by at 8:30 p-m. problem is that nobody buys them. by an 18-year-old guitarist named power. One tends to sympathize with in Philip Roth (R). By MARC ROSENBERG Football, what more could one ask MayalFs music is too "authentic" for Mick Taylor, and look what happened the lyrics comparing his own imaginative visual LOCAL THEATERS CINEMAS 112 No. 1 Front Page to Headline Every so often there comes a group experiences with the way of the average nnk enthusiast, who to him. those of the vocalist. entertainment? capable of producing an album "Good Woman," also a blues tune, is piefers electronic noise placed over a Then in 9 y Mayall disposed of Well for one thing, one could CENTURY MALL Ciao! Manhattan directed by John By CHERYL GROSSMAN entirely of positive vibes. The reminiscent of Dixie-Rag music. The definitely ask for better weekend Palmer and David Wiseman (X). For the first time in a long time, there will be a varcity of events to Siegal-Schwall Band is such a group. addition of horns contributes to the Their album, movies. Hepbum and Tracy in Pat and Cops and Robbers starring Cliff choose from on campus this weekend. One of these events is tonight's 953 West, succeeds in old time flavor of this song. "Old Time creating a keg-full of happy spirits. Mike. W.C. Fields in You Can't Cheat German and Joseph Bologna. Directed and opening of "The Front Page," a play written by Ben Hecht and Charies Shimmy" is a rousing, body bumping This Chicago blues band, led by Corky number which suggests exactly what an Honest Man, and three Olivia de by Aram Avakian (PG). MacArthur. A theatre department production, it is being directed by a Siegal, harmonica, piano and vocals, the title says. Rollow Radford, bass Havilland/Errol Flynn action-romances Trash starring Joe Delessandro. faculty member, Louis Peterson. and Jim Schwall, guitar and vocals, guitar, deserves credit for his gutsy T.V. THREE VILLAGE THEATER Directed by Andy Warhol (X). tale with political overtones about a Newspaper are the cream of a very cropped The play is basically a exerts dynamic control over the mood vocal on this track. "Off To Denver," of schedule. On campus. Woody Alien's and Chicago in the 1920's. The plot centers around the assassination of their music. a solo effort by Corky Siegal, is a nice Everything You Always Wanted to Deliverance starring Jon Voight and CINEMAS 112 No. 2 black policeman by a white man, Eari Williams. The sheriff and mayor of Corky Siegal *s piano dominates the country ballad with neat piano phrases Know About Sex (COCA 100) is Burt Reynolds. Directed by John the town are out to make a big issue of the murder because another album. Where most groups depend on reminiscent of a subdued Leon worth seeing, as is his Play It Again, Boorman. Screenplay by James Dickey Enter the Dragon starring Bruce Lee election is fast-approaching, and they both, of course, want to be bass and drums to get the people Russell."! Think It Was the Wine" Sam at the Brookhaven Theater. As based on his novel (R). and John Saxon. Directed by Robert re-elected. Their campaign pitch is "law and ord( r (it should sound moving, Siegal "s artful piano work sets spotlights moving harmonica passages usual. Cinema 112 presents at least Clouse (R). familiar), and their idea is to have Williams executed a> rapidly as possible. the emotional rhythms causing blood by Siegal. His style brings to mind to boil. Jim Schwall's guitar work is one interesting double bill, Warhol's and They are mainly interested in acquiring the black vote for themselves. early recordings of Paul Butterfield. sloppy; he appears to be caught The album, Trash and Ciao! Manhattan. But the and Killing the white man who killed the black cop is ^ure to get them the as a total effort, proves between producing original riffs and lively and stimulating. The music is rest of the local theaters are mainly Hie ITiief Who Came to Dinner or so they figure. black vote - executing them efficiently. "When I've designed for shaking, grinding and offering successful left-overs (Paper starring Ryan 0'Neal and Jacqueline Bluebeard starring Richard Burton and are The play seems like it would make for an enjoyable evening. There Been Drinking" is the only song that swaying. Jim Schwall best describes Bisset. Directed by Bud Yorkin (PG). Moon, Deliverance, Blume in Love) or Raquel Welch. Directed by Edward plenty jpf funny lines scattered among the more serious ones. Peterson gives a taste of good blues guitar. the essence of this album in a rocking enticing features which will enact your Dymtryk (R). mentioned that the play hadn't run into any particular problems, but that The group's music ranges from 'Blow Out the Candle.' He bellows, "I every fantasy from Modem-Disney to FOX THEATER it was taking "a lot of hard work," not extraordinary for a theatrical country ballads to blues. The lyrics got more love than I need and more the Campus Swingers: Climb on the PINE CINEMA production. reflect the drink, women and friends than you can handle." Before listening Young Summertime Kill in the lives of the musicians. "When to this album, get a friend, get a bottle Snowball Express with your Admission for 'The Front Page" is free with a SUSB Audent I.D. card, 'r»,,^ T»^^«* TV-;^,V;^.«»> «*«« »*'o/^A »y^«»^»» Seducer. Ho Hum. 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Page 12 STATESMAN October 19,1973 L &- o- -J- X- RickNdfte Ricki Part II Women Make Racket at Pratt im & 2 Rich i elfondo As a boy, growing up in St. Paul Minnesota, Rick By B.K. SMOLES Smoliak enjoyed playing baseball, football, basketball The women's tennis team and most of all, hockey. "Every boy in St. Paul plays remained as the only Stony Brook hockey. It's a way of life there." undefeated and untied squad as Rick played three sports at Creiton High, a Christian they edged by Pratt 3-2 in a match brothers military academy. He was an all-conference played Tuesday at Pratt. hockey player and a star on both the football and The conditions of the game were baseball teams. 4There were no awards in baseball which less than ideal. Heavy winds carried is why I wasn't officially recognized but that was my supposedly in bound balls out of best sport. In my junior year, the Chicago White Sox let bounds. And playing on a city me work out with them while they were in town. They court is no advantage either. But were very interested in signing me but I wanted to spend both teams were under the same some more time in school and see what happened." disadvantage. What happened is that Rick continued on to the In an easy but well played University of Minnesota where he hitaround .300 as a match, Rachel Shuster defeated her catcher. This caught the eye of New York Met's scout Pratt counterpart, 6-0, 6-1. Melissa Spencer Harris. Harris called farm league director Wood Lord, playing in her first singles Mathews and they both went to see Smoliak play.They match of this season had a little obviously liked what they saw as Rick was signed to a rougher time but managed to come contract and sent to Auburn in the N.Y. - Penn. out ahead, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Lord, League. - having an outstanding day, He advanced from there to Greenville, S.C., and managed to regain her composure Salinas, California until finally reaching triple A ball at and concentration, bouncing back Buffalo. His major league aspirations ended there as a from a second set loss to take the foul tip fractured his hand in several places. "I might match. Statesman/MitchMl Bttman have quit baseball even if the injury hadn't occurred," A win in the doubles by Diane THE WOMEN'S TENNIS team still reigns as the only undefeated and Smoliak said. "Thatjust made the decision easier as I Lucas and Ruth Josephs (6-1, 6-2) untied squad of this semester. went back to Minnesota and completed my schooling." gave Stony Brook the game over match. Taking the first set 64, the is sanctioned by both the E.L.T.A. While in school he scouted for the Mets. Pratt. duo dropped the next two, 4-6, 5-7. (Eastern Lawn Tennis Association) After completing his masters, with four years of high Charleur Staltere, suffering from This weekend the tennis team and the U.S.L.T.A. school coaching experience behind him, he decided to a twisted ankle, was defeated, 6-4, will be traveling to Princeton, New The trip marks the first time the jpin the Stony Brook coaching staff. "It [the job] was 6-2. Suzanne Miller and Donna Jersey for the Women's Eastern Stony Brook team will compete at an opportunity to start in a profession I really wanted to Gulli were downed In their doubles Intercollegiate Tournament. a regional level. get into and at the college level. I almost had a chance to Competing in the event will be be an assistant at Arizona, which is one of the best undergraduates from colleges and baseball schools in the country. When that fell through I universities from a' over the Mid decided that Stony Brook was a great opportunity." Atlantic region. Sixty-four singles Rick has never regretted his decision to leave playing and 32 doubles teams have been for coaching. "If I were still in baseballI wouldn't have entered in the tournament. The many of the things I have now such as nicea office, the event is sponsored by Skidmore, advantage of beingwith my wife when I want, and my Vassar, and Syracuse University. It masters degree." Employed at a tennis camp during the summer, The Stony Brook Smoliak wishes he had devoted more of his youth basketball team is toward playing with- a racket. "'Tenni is sopopular now looking for a manager. that I FEobably could have mae some money in the gpme." Anyoneinterested should In his spare time Rick enjoys watching basketball and see coach Don Coveleski roofing for the Los Angeles Lakers. "I really get psyched in the gym. up about basball Two years ago when the Lakers played the Knicks I picked L.A., in five games. When the All candidates for the Knicks won the first game my players really rubbedit in. squash team should come I told them the seies' wasn't over yet and I had some to team room three on real laughs when L.A. won it in five." Monday, October 22, at S-Min anymvm w On weekends and-some eveninp Rick is employed as A BIG WIN against Pratt, on a SCOOPING the bell up backhadded windy day, helped the Patriot 4 p.m- is, perhaps, one of the hardest shots a referee in the new North American Hockey League. "I cause. to make. worked in the Eastern League for three years before it di ded and I loved it. Sometimes I work out of the Long Island Arena in Commack while I t Iavelon the road at times. It's a great way I. can keep active in Mets Take Lel ad to Oakland AAs hockey wbich I realy love."" Reliever Tug McGraw weaved his way out of a to only three hits during the six and one-third bases-loaded seventh-inning Oakland threat Thursday innings he pitched and was much more siprbessve than night, and saved the New York Mets' 2-0 victory over he had been in his first start of the Series. He threw 106 the A's in the pivotal fifth game of the 1973 World pitches Thursday night. Series.The victory gave the Mets a 3-2 edge in the Mets Score First best-of-seven Series, which moves back to Oakland for The Mets got him a quick run in the second inning Game Six, Saturday, at 4 p.m. A seventh game, if when Cleon Jones, fighting the flu that forced him to needed, would be played Sunday. leave the fourthgame of the Series, opened with a Left-hander Jerry Koosman, pitching on a chilly, double that reached the left field wall on one bounce windy night that turned Shea Stadium into a virtual ice against Oakland starter Vida Blue. John Milner followed box, had the A's shut out through six innings and was with a bouncing single through the right side of the leading 2.0 when he ran into trouble. Gene Tenace Oakland infield and Jones scampered home with the opened the Oakland seventh with a walk and, after Jesus game's first run. Milner's hit came on an 0-2 pitch from Alou popped out, Ray Fosse bounced a double past Blue. New York, which has been leaving B Schmidt runners on base Rick Smolisk Mets' third baseman Wayne Garrett. That finshed throughout the Series, loaded the bums against Blue in Koosman. the fourth On the wall in Coach. Smoliek's office are pictures of McGraw, who had pitched 10 innings in the before Bud Harrelson popped up, endg the first three ames the last three Stony Brook baseball teamb along side a of the Series, rode in from the bullpen hT ning. The Mets left anoherrunner at third in the fifth as Koosman agram of hockey action. On a shelf inthe 'rear are continued to prtte that slim one-run lead. His In the sixth, three basebalss ymbolzg the Pat's wisw -over Queens, firstproblem e was pinch-ittero eon Johnson, Jones opened with a drive that sent Joe SL John's uAd Adelphbe 'Me office illustatick's lov*o who ran the count to 3-2 and then walked, Rudi banRng Into the' leftl eld wall for a leaping bases. Allan Lewis ran for Johnso and AngelM backdhne Catch-1he play saved the A' s a run becaus Of aunthleti batted forrlever R ss b s nenat tSty o Brook butone can Darold Knowles. IamedhiMcGraw hi Jerry Grote sged with two out in the and and the pinch-hitterd cirle te bases on a ses that he willseday move on. His dream is to lead to shortstop for the inningfs booming triple by Don Hahn. second That turned out to be a team to the cllege world s OmdaI an evet out. Now it was CBert aanrid the game's last run as McGraw, McGraw slipped the Mets Num One which stony Brook could never qualify foibecause of a thirdpttke s balps him to eerduring the, teamts September team classfication.o W^ae the Jm d hVg to the National Leaguept, shut McGraw got himself the door n Oand's His ultimate ambition Is to be a coh for -major into another hole In the eghth face the rest of the way. McGraw Inning, walking nished with atlou. Fos lue tea "Isioloe and I lone tehing it. I Reggie and Tenace with two to s e Jones in left, thou out. The A's inserted McGrawXnedTed Kb don'tlove la"hetho s of m butag I would jump John (Blue Moon) Odom to run ak and pinch-hitter Billy for Tenace,Tbut he had no gwrewto go Coniglaro and was mobe at a chance to teach in the big leagues. a McGraw. by his overjoyed teammates got Alou to lne MN victory -arkedthe Fromn past e e to future ambitioi n t mes as his second pitch igt at Gartett for the te the Mts have been inning's final out. Those were ahead in the 'Series. if Richard Gone Smollak c a ms s about what O la only al They hae played ane Oakland won the fist game he wants to. And as be says, 'This Stony Brook team is at the Mets on the cold nght that wsmor t turdy on the West fitted for than to gto be a w onlnlyy a a aman tiMMtd the time win WI. I October 19, 1f39 STATESMAN Page 13 The 'Crisis Managemenl t' Malady Crisis management is a festering practice manager. A bad reputation soon becomes arrived, and there was still no plan. Faced at this institution, contaminating common knowledge in professional circles, with the impending arrival of students, the University decision-making, and driving and the damage takes years to repair. The University dumped upon the FSA the task away able administrators. vicious cycle is sustained as less qualified of organizing the food plan, setting up the It is employed whenever the personnel are hived. They lack foresight. account, and subcontracting the cafeteria Administration fails to plan ahead, and fail to plan ahead, and precipitate new operations, all in the space of five days. Mr. thus, finds itself in a last minute bind. The crises. Perry has said that the handling of this unavoidable result is hasty, ill-planned The meal plan is a perfect example. The situation figured prominently in his programs which usually flounder for lack Student Affairs office had put the campus resignation:. of forethought. The cycle is perpetuated as meal plan out to bid, and received no Campus safety was likewise neglected lIth-hour decisions must be invoked to bail aCptable proposals. The and of August until a student died falling down an out the initial fiasco, ad nauseum. uncovered manhole. The Administration * This technique of crisis management, ignored previous minor incidents and 0 ~ wensch seems peculiar to. state-run agencies, warnings, reserving action until it was too has already taken its toll among University late for a 19 year old freshman. administrators in the past. Statesman urges that the University take -5-I A recent casualty is Ernie Christensen, a long hard look at the way its -bureaucracy Union Director and FSA administrator. runs. The technique of crisis management *LU High on his list of reasons for leaving was a has proved too costly in terms of lives, dissatisfaction with this propensity towards staff, imagination and services for students. crisis management.And just a few days ago, If the Administrative leadership can do no this malady claimed yet another victim; better than it has in past years, -we urge FSA Comptroller Jim Perry. We can only that it step down.- shudder when reflecting upon how a dislike of crisis management figured in the FRIDAY., OCTOBER 19. 1973 resignations of Dr. Edmund Pellegrino and VOLUME 17 NUMBER 16 other prominent figures who left in past years. This modus operandi cripples Stony Brook's ability to attract capable faculty StnanAtnnoA a Sta-tesman and staff in such varied positions from Vice CRISIS MANAGEMENT forced the FSA to "Let Each Become Aware" President for Student Affairs to G-Quad unwillingly accept the food service. Robert Tiernan Editor in Chief Gun Training: Opposition Builds Jay Baris Managing Editor The passage of resolutions by the day find out, if such training is given, that Robert Schwartz Student Government and the Faculty Security patrols have been carrying guns Business Manager Senate Executive Committee make it clear without any prior warning, without the that there is great opposition on the chance for opposition. Leonard Steinbach campus to the training of Security officers Associate Editor in the use of firearms. Student polls of last year indicated News Director: Mike Dunn; News This opposition is founded, not on the overwhelming opposition to armed Editors: Gilda LePatner, Danny question of the training, itself but, on its Security patrols, and that attitude remains McCarthy, Jonathan Salant; Take Two portent for the future. if we are to tbeiee prevalent this year. These opinions cannot Director:- Bill Soiffer; Arts Editor: President Toll, when he contends that he be lightly disregarded. - Michael Kape; Sports Editor: Charles has no- intention to arm Security, then we President Toll must reconsider his Spiler; Assistant Sports Editor: Rich can see no reason -for firearm training. But, avowed support of the Stony Brook Gelfond; Photography Editor: Larry if he goes ahead with the decision to Council's recommendation in the face of R u b i n; Assistant Photography implement training, there is an implicit the growing opposition of the students and Editors: Louis Manna, Frank Sappell; acceptance that Security will be armed at the faculty. It would be tragic to have the Editorial Assistant: Gary Alan some point in the future. firearm training proposal shoved down the DeWaal; Advertising Manager: Alan H. As we have pointed out before, the throat of the campus. And, as past surveys Fallick; Production Manager: Julian Stony Brook Council recommendation have shown, a decision by Toll to move Shapiro; Office Manager: Carole provides a means for gradual introduction ahead with the recommendation would do Myles. Calendar: Roberta Borsella, of guns onto the campus. And we may one just that. Beth Loschin. I .

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Page 14 STATESMAN October 19, 1973 THR 363: Don't Drop the Course! By.STEPHEN VON HOUTEN political; or American comedy; or any number of focussed topics. A gopd film course in the theatre A university of the scope and department, THR 363, has been reputation as SUNY at Stony Brook cancelled for next semester, without should offer a wider film curriculum even a chance to prove its worth. This than it presently does. course This expansion wras approved too late for of the film curriculum is desired anyone to by pre-register for it. With no students and faculty here. Students advance notice, and only the publicity coming to Stony Brook do not know it could get during the first two confusing weeks of classes, about fifty what they may finally major in. If one students takes a film course, and decides to signed up up for this course: follow through in this some field, then he or theatre department majors, and she some who must elect to be a theatre major, have had no previous film and course at all. take extraneous courses. Or the student * /l With only six may transfer to another sessions held through school, which the month of September, is no good solution. The we learned prestige of a fine arts curriculum at the beginning of at October that this Stony Brook suffers without a wide course was to be dropped for the I film curriculum, or without a film spring. Even students around here are department, offering a major, itself. given more time to decide whether to I If it were simply a question that the drop a course or not. Never having university did not want to offer a wide '0 appeared in the course catalogue, or film curriculum or a major, that might been open for people to pre-register be understandable. All hopeful film into, this course has not been given a students could then en masse leave for fair chance to draw to it as many some other school, SUNY at people as would wish to take it. Those Binghamton, for example, which 0'4) fifty who have signed up for -it either offers a wider film curriculum. The had to have room in their schedules, or theatre department would simply have had to make room for it. They learned to accept such a move. about the course through leaflets or an Stt-mn/Fr Slpp11 But this is not the case. The theatre article in Statesman or possibly due, this is not enough . . . Film diverse views, the dialogue necessary department wants to expand the film through the theatre department. These should be studied from various to make the study of any subject curriculum; students want to take film fifty must be only a fraction of those perspectives, historical, aesthetic, fruitful is missing. If a film curriculum courses, some even to major in film. who would have signed up for the national, cultural, political, for is to be academically honest, and Then why is this new course being course, if they could have chosen it at example. Like any art form, film can responsibly formulated, it must cancelled. pre-registration time, when they were be analyzed by the content, the story, include that diversity of viewpoint, it We feel that this course is wanted, still making plans for this semester. the plotting, the artist's statement on must provide for that dialogue. The even needed. The fact that about fifty Professor Willias has spoken to his time or on man. But it can also be course, by focussing on one restricted students found time to fit it in their students in the Union and found them analyzed by form and technique, how topic in the history of film, allows the schedule, when no one had prior interested, enthusiastic about taking the camera is used, how the actors are student to study more closely the notification of the course, bespeaks of such a course. used, the effects of editing. And, as in development of the artistic use of their desire to have THR 363 be a part There are other film courses in this any other art form, there are currents various techniques, within a particular of the film curriculum. We don't university, but to continue to offer of film art. Such a wide field cannot historical context. This semester the understand the view of the this course is not to repeat what may be justly studied as a specialty of one syllabus includes a series of French department, or the administration. To be taught in these other courses. The professor in a department. films from -before 1900 until the retract a constructive step towards a Mlm curriculum is one part of the Prof. Williams and this new film present. If the course had been desired goal, more film courses, is theatre department, and is presently course bring to the-theatre department allowed to continue, it might have perverse. treated as a specialty of one professor. what it was lacking, the diversity of examined Russian cinema, which tries (The writer is an undergraduate at But to give the scope of film study its viewpoint and teaching styles. Without in content and form to be overtly SUSB.) Plight of Senior Citizens Discussed

By SUSAN KEIL young? pesons who are just finishing what we Why couldn't we start some kind of What's it like to get older - to feel Some kind of continuous are enng. progam where we can get to know your body and mind changing? To communication would seem to be the Despite the ripe and accessible older-persons in the community and have a sixty-year accumulation of first step. This could very effectively situation here, there seems to be they to get to know us. Why couldn't experience and knowledge - perhaps be accomplished with a large absolutely no interest on this campus. we start some kind of weekly session from all different parts of the world concentrated group of different A blurb was run in the News at Noon where we could informally talk about and from many different occupations? individuals - such as that found both every day for two weeks requesting such topics and aging, death, work, To work on one place at one job for on this campus and the adjacent that anyone interested in beginning a hobbies (think of talking to someone forty or more years? To change your community. There is a sizeable program working with older persons who has had your hobby for forty whole life or become obsolete? To concentration of young, energetic, contact me. A similar blurb was run in years?), fashions and other fads of look at us, the younger generation? rapidly growing persons next to a two issues of the Statesn. I did not fifty or more years ago. With What's it like to be sixty or seventy? group of middle aged and older receive one reply. refreshments, we could play chess or What are you going to do about bridge or similar games. Anything is your body as it deteriorates or your possible. All that's needed is your mind so that you don't become void, Otis G. Pike: individual interest, concern and bored, or senile? What are you going imagination. Regardless of how old or to do when you have not only finished who you are. school but have completed that part of If you want to join in this effort, your life which school is supposed to The- please contact: have prepared you for? What are you Vice President Susan Keil going to do when you get old? It's Last week was one of those don't agree with everything he says 567-9427-evenings,-and weekends going to come, you know. And sooner devastating times when the news - for a man they can respect, even 246-7109-Tuesdays, Thursdays and and more quickly for you than for came faster than the mind could if he is notgaro. Fridays mornings. those who are old now. comprehend. On Monday there was I for one will vote for no or There are people around who can a new, ugly and dangerous war in nominee for Vice President who has 40 Tyler Avenue, W. Sayville, N.Y. answer these questions or help you to the Middle East, of great concern to been involved in the last years in 11790. answer them. They're all around - in all Americans. By Wednesday night the very prevalent practices of Why don't you do something about Stony Brook, Long Island, New York even this terrible situation had been misleading the American people this? and the entire United States. Our crowded out of the healines by the United Saes Congress (The writer is a Student Assistant in friends, our neighbors, our bosses- the unprecedented situation in about what we have been doing the Stony Brook Union.) anyone over sixty. They're a very which the Vice President had with our military forces in hidden and quiet portion of our simultaneously resigned from office Southeast A-aA I will vote for no population, but they are also a group and been fined on a felony charge. man (or woman) who adheres to of people who can be a tremendous By Friday the.principal issue was the principle that the President or Stasan is seeking pool of interests, resources, by whom the vacancy should be the Vice Pesdent is above the law cartoonists and columnists for information and new and different filled. and not bound-by the Constitution. its Viewpoints and Letters to perspectives. And company. By the same token, I will It seems to me that the principal vote the Editor pa-es. Interested Disregarding the very basic and requirement at the present time is inotno nominee simply because good aspect of having a sincere to restore some semblance of he might be a candidae for the parties should ubmitsamples interest, commitment, obligation and credibility to the whole American Presidency in 1976. The Vice of their w-ak .- with the admiration for these people, there is system of government. If a Presidency is no place to put a Editorial Assistant in thke the more self-centered aspect of trying Hollywood script writer had retiree or a second-rater or a party Statesman office, room 0f- i to figure out what we are going to do written a play or movie hack. It is a job which deserves the the Stony Brook Unit- when we act old - how we are going encompassing merely the political best which America can produce, to cope with it when itmight happen developmens and facts of the last and I only hope the President mail their a i dAles t as early as our middle thirties or 14 months, or even the last 4, he eommends such a person.- newspaper, Stony Brookbiox People are becom g obsolete forties. would have beendsissed as mad (The writerx sh congreasma AE, Stony Brook, N.Y. be for- 11790 more and more quickly. What can The Ameica people are eady for the Ist Congre mal of Distit, New done to break down this barrier a man they can trut, eve i th York.) obsoscence between the aged and the. -

October 19. 1973 STATESMAN Page 15 Calendar of Events FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 7:30 p.m.. in Lecture Hall 100. Students with Bridge: Bridge night is open to the general 1.D., free, others $2. public from 8-12 midnite in SBU 226. There is a Play: "The Front Page" will be presented at 8 $.50 charge for students and $1 for others. p.m. in the Calderone Theater, South Campus B. Mass: Catholic mass will Ie held 11 a.m., in the Master points will be given. Call 246-5670 for reservations. Students with main lounge of Gray College. 1.D., free, all others $1. Meeting: Campus NOW meeting takes place in MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 Library Conference room (2nd floor) at noon-1 Prayer Meeting: Christian Fellowship Prayer p.m. All campus women welcome, bring lunch. Meeting, 12 noon, 3rd floor lobby of Social Art Lessons: Figure drawing with live models at Science building. Guthrie College (Kelly D) in the basement Mass: Catholic mass will be held at 12:15 p.m. coffee room from 6:30-8:30 p.m. There will be in Gray College on the first floor of A-wing in Movie: COCA presents "Everything You Always a small variable fee to pay models. the end-hall lounge. Wanted to Know About Sex" at 8 and 10:30 p.m., 'in Lecture Hall 100. There will be no Mass: Catholic mass will be held at 12:15 p.m., Seminar: Dr. Frank Fowler will hold a seminar non-ticket holders line. in Gray College on the first floor of A-wing in on the "Studies in Heterocycles Chemistry" at the end hall lounge. 7:30 p.m., in the Chemistry Lecture Hall. Colloquium: Dr. M.Z. Hoffman of Boston University will speak on Photo Chemical Varsity Cross Country: The Patriots will run Lectures: Professor Kofi Awooner will give a Excitation of Electron Transfer Processes in against C.W. Post at 9 p.m., at C.W. Post. lecture on "Third World Literature" at 7 p.m., Cobalt III complexes at 4:30 p.m., in the in Lecture Hall 102. Chemistry Lecture Hall. First Aid Course: An American Red Cross advanced first aid course will be given at 7 p.m. Dr. Sheldon Ackley will give a lecture on Festival: Octoberfest in Tabler Cafeteria in the Biology Lecture Hall. from "Crime Control" at 8:30 p.m. in Lecture Hall 9-2 a.m. There will be a German band, 109. Lowenbrau beer, food, dancing and fun. Varsity Tennis: The Patriettes will travel to Hofstra for a 4 p.m. match. -Dr. Peter Bretsky will give a lecture on Entertainment: Dwight Hobbes and Bob "Darwin and Wallace and the Linnean Society Baranello will perform in the Rainy Night Lecture: Professors Strassenberg and Paldy will Papers" at 5:30 p.m., in Lecture Hall 101. Coffeehouse. give a lecture - "The Science Establishment in the United States" at 5:30 p.m. in the Graduate Class: There will be a ballet class in the James Mass: Catholic mass at 12:15 p.m. in Gray Chem. building, room 128. College lounge at 8 p.m., all are welcome. College in the first floor of A-wing in the end-hall lounge at 12:15 p.m. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24

Club: The International Folk Dance Club will Concert: Charles Robin pianist will perform at First Aid Course: An American Red Cross meet at 8:30 p.m., in Amman College- lounge. 8:30 p.m., in Lecture Hall 105. advanced first aid course will be given at 7 p.m. There is a $.25 admissions charge so that the in the Biology Lecture Hall. club can purchase new records. Entertainment: Bill Stone will appear at the Rainy Night Coffeehouse. Lecture: Dr. F. Dill will discuss "Protest and Notice: Mime Workshop in Kelly D one night a Violence, The Meaning of Disorder" at 7 p.m. in week. It is $5.00 for the semester. For further Forum: Luis Castro will speak on the Progressive Lecture Hall 102. information call Susan at 6-4959. Labor Party of Chile at 8 p.m. in the Union, room 236. Profs. Strassenberg and Paldy will continue Film: Tuesday Flicks presents "Antonio des their lecture about "The, Miece Establishment SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20 Mortes" in the Union auditorium at 8 pam. in the United- States" at 5:30 p.m.. in the Graduate Chemistry building, room 128. Concert: Music "Mostly From the Last Decade"t will be presented at 8:30 p.m. in Lecture Hall Varsity Soccer: It's the Patriots against Queens 105. ES^rrM at 3 p.m. on the soccer field. Festival: The festivities for todays continuation Mass: Catholic mass will be held at 7:30 p.m. in of the Octoberfest begin at 1 p.m., and will Asa Gray- College on the first floor of A-wing in include folk singers, a flea market, games, a rock the end-hall lounge. group "Kivestski." The Lowenbrau, food, and dancing will continue until 2 a.m. Varsity Tennis: The Patriettes will pit their rackets against Brooklyn on the tennis courts at Varsity Cross Country: The Patriots will 4 p.m. compete with Hunter and N.Y. Tech at 11 a.m. in Van Cortlandt Park. Demonstration: James College and the Nisei Goju Karate Club presents a demonstration of Play: The Theatre Arts Department presents the following martial arts: Karate, Judo, and "The Front Page" at 8 p.m., in Calderone Jui-Jitsue at 8 p.m. in the SBU auditorium. The Theatre in So. Campus B. For tickets contact demonstration will include the use of weapons, the Theatre Arts Dept. (246-5670). $1 hand to hand combat, self-defense, Kata (one admission for the general public - free to step sparing), board breaking, and brick students with I.D. breaking. Varsity Soccer: The Patriots battle C.C.N.Y. on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25 home turf at 2 p.m. Movie: The C.E.D., movie is "On the Concert: SAB presents John Mayall at 8 p.m. in Waterfront" at 8:30 p.m., in Lecture Hall 100. the gym. Tickets $3 for students. $5 for outsiders. Lectures: Dr. Robert Schneider will present a guest Club Football: Stony Brook's Club Football lecturer Professor P.C. Lauterer who will team will travel to St. John's University for a 2 talk on "Chemical Evolution" at 7 p.m..,in the Chemistry Lecture Hall. p.m. game. -Dr. Peter Bretsky Movie: COCA presents "Everything You Always will give a lecture on the "Origins of Species, Causes of Variability" Wanted to Know About Sex" at 8 and 10:30 at 8:30 p.m., in Lecture Hall p.m. in Lecture Hall 100. 101.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 -Professor Weiser will give a lecture entitled "Taste-makers for a New Age" at 5:30 p.m., Concert: The Chamber Orchestra will give a room 131, Social Science main. concert at 8:30 p.m. in the grad lobby of the Administration building. First Aid Course: An American Red Cross advanced first aid course will be given at 7 p.m., in the Biology Lecture Hall. Lecture: Betty Friedan will give a lecture at td wamA.01kmo

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