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Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC The thI acan, 1966-67 The thI acan: 1960/61 to 1969/70 4-7-1967 The thI acan, 1967-04-07 Ithaca College Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1966-67 Recommended Citation Ithaca College, "The thI acan, 1967-04-07" (1967). The Ithacan, 1966-67. 23. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1966-67/23 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1960/61 to 1969/70 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1966-67 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. A Weekly Newspaper, Published by and for the Students of Ithaca College. Vol. 39-No. 22 Ithaca, New York Friday, April 7, 1967 . ne 01· e In IC Election Philip Jame§ B1UL1tterrfielid~ Jrro Nl Procedures Head Footbaln CoatcTh A~!!~!!~~~.. ,c i Philip .Tam('s Butterfield, Jr. Cornell Fire campus will swing into action 1 has been appointed head football by Mary Burdick soon preparing for the 1967 Stu­ coach and assistant professor of dent Government elections. physical f.'ducation at Ithaca Col­ Eight students and a faculty member lost their lives yester­ Official pre-election procedures, lege, it was announced by Presi­ day morning when a fire swept a Cornell University living unit. announced this week by the Stu­ dent Howard Dillingham. Butter­ The first alarm number was sounded at 4:08, Wednesday dent Government office, include field has he-en line coach at Col­ morning. The Cayuga Heights Fire department responded with obtaining petitions April 10, turn­ gate University since 1960. two trucks and the City of Ithaca and Varna responded under ing in petitions April 12, and The new Ithaca Coach is a mutual aid. campaigning beginning April 12. graduate of \Vestboro, Mass. In a statement issued by the Cayuga Heights fire depart­ The elections will be held on High School in l!J45. He received ment it was announced "We found nine dead on arrival at the April 20. the Bachelor of Science degree in scene." Tompkins County Coroner, Dr. Ralph Lowe, ordered Students interested must form physical education from the Uni­ the bodies removed. The injured were taken to Sage Hospital a party consisting of President, versity of Maine in 1953, and and Tompkins County Memorial Hospital. Vice President, Recording Secre­ his Masters degree in 1968. tary, Corresponding Secretary, At the University of Maine, and Treasurer. Anyone desiring Butterfield played football for more information is asked to call three years. In 1952 he was elect­ student government Vice Presi­ ed captain and was selected on dent Bob Schumacher at Inter­ the "All Maine" and "All Yankee campus #3674. Conference" teams. The 39-year old coach took his first football coaching job at Arms Academy, Shelburne Falls, CorneBD Mass. where his teams won 11 and lost four. In 1956 Butterfield Sponsors returned to his alma mater as line coach, a position he held un­ Theatre til going to Colgate. At the Uni­ versity of Maine he was also Forum freshman baseball and basketball Coach Butterfield coach. Butterfield was freshman CORNELL - The relation­ tennis coach at Colgate in 1964 ship of regional theatre to the and frosh baseball mentor in university, t h c government, 1966. The new Ithaca football American writers and Broadway N e-w-1nan. <Club coach replaces Richard S. Lyon, wil lbe discussed by leading who recently resigned to become figures associated wtih the thea­ defensive coordinator at West tre during a two-day program Point. - Friday and Saturday, April 14, 15 Is Foster Parent at Cornell University. Catholic students at Ithaca Col­ The theatre discusions, titled lege have adopted an eight year BULLETINS "Regional Theatre '67," are spon­ old Vientamese boy, using part IC Changes Policy on off campus sored by the special events com­ of the Sunday collections to pay Residents mittee of Willard Straight Hall, for his support. It was announced yesterday by the student union. The overall Members of the Newman Club Parker l\Ioore, Director of Hous­ theme of the discussions is voted to adopt a Vietnamese child ing, that 85 applications will be "Regional Theatre-An Answer under the Foster Parents' Plan, received from male s~udents who to the Dying American Theatre?" under their own tithing practice will be seniors next year and have a 2.0 index. Dean Earl Leonard M. Bisk, a Cornell of devoting ten per cent of the Photo colll"tcsy of R-alph Boker, ltbocn Journol monies received at Sunday col­ Clarke stated that :he figure of junior and the conference chair­ 85 may go up or down depending Firemen look through basement window toward boiler room man, said the primary purpose lections for "good works." The where fire possibly started. adoption became effective on on the amount of room needed by of "Regional Theatre '67" is "to the college next year ..Any student inform the Cornell community of March 1. The building, 15 years old, was the permanent residence hall for The child is Vo Van Tien, who interested should contact Parker recent developments in regional Moore at the Job Administration constructed in 1952-53. It had con­ these students beginning next theatre." was born Feb. 1, 1959, the only fall. On the third floor of the boy in a family that includes four Building. crete floors and ceilings, cinder Bisk also pointed out the proxi­ building, at the time of the fire, daughters, all of whom are young­ Narcotics on Campus block walls and steel doors. mity of the projected Center for were 24 women, all graduate stu­ er than he is. It was learned by the ITHACAN The cause of the fire is now the Arts at Ithaca will contribute dents or seniors. Vo Van Tien The boy, who had expressed a that the City of Ithaca Police De­ being investigated, however, to the interest in the "Regional Three of the people killed in wish to attend school, is now partment has enough evidence. to there is no report as yet from the Theatre '67" program. investigation committee. Those the fire were first-year members enrolled in the first grade. arrest over 25 students on the taking part in the investigation of the Si<e-Year program. The The proceedings will open at The family lives in a slum in Ithaca College Campus and is 8:30 p.m. Friday in Alice Statler Committee for Free China are Chief Charles Weaver, of the other five students were senior Saigon, in a 9 by 12 foot hut that planning to move in and make Auditorium with a symposium Madison, Wisconsin-The Stu­ Ithaca Fire Department, the Chief or graduate women. They are: is furnished with a bed, a cot, arrests as soon as a "big week­ featuring Roger L. Stevens, chair­ dent Committee for a Free China, of the Cayuga Heights Fire De­ Martha Peck, age 18, of Evanston, and a "meat safe." There are no end" comes. This information was man, National Endowment for partment, Richard Vorhis the Illinois; Meimei Cheng, age 2.2, a national group v.-ith representa­ conveniences. given to a member of WGB and the Arts; Theodore Hoffman, di­ Chief of the Heights Police, Low­ of State College, Penn.; Thomas tives on 217 campuses, today an­ The father is a coolie who forwarded to the Dean of Women. rector, Theatre Program, School ell George, the State Police, and Cooch, age 19, of Weston, Mass.; earns approximately $17 a month New Department Head of Arts, New York University; nounced the start of a campaign Cornell University Officials. Carol Lynn Kurtz, age 2.2, of But­ when he is able to work. He has It was learned by the ITI-IACA.1.'l Murray Schisgal, playwright and to enlist the support of young Chief Richard Vorhis was in ler, Penn.; Anne Mccormic, age tuberculosis, and has been hos­ that Dr. Ronald Nicoson has been Alan Schneider, artistic director people in the United States and charge of the operations at the 21, of Philadelphia, Penn.; Jeffrey pitalized twice in the past four appointed Chairman of the Tele­ of the Center for the Arts at scene. , William Smith, age 17, of Cupee­ abroad for a message directed to years. The mother, with five vis10n Radio Department. Nicoson The Cornell Heights ,Residential tino, Calif.; Jennie Zu-Wei Sun, Ithaca. the youth of mainland China. The children to care for, is unable to came to Ithaca College at the be­ Club building was purchased in age 21, of Upper Derby, Penn.; Saturday will ·be devoted to col­ message, which will be circulated work outside the home. ginning of this year from Penn July, 1964, by Cornell University. Johanna Christina Wallden, age loquies. Hoffman will join Marvin on campuses and among youth Under the Foster Parent Plan, State Gniversity. There will be a For the first two years it was 25, of Helsinki, Finland; and Dr. A. Carlson, chairman, Department groups, assures the youth of the boy will not only receive sup­ general meeting of the entire used as a housing facility for John A. Finch, age 37, Associate of Theatre Arts at Cornell, and mainland China " ... of the deep port, including school supplies, Television . Radio Department, visiting faculty and dignitaries. Professor of English at Cornell Robert Bardwell, assistant pro­ and abiding friendship and soli­ clothing and so on, but his en­ :\londay night at 7:30 m B 102. Beginning in the fall of 1966, it University. A memorial service fessor of drama at Ithaca College darity of all young Americans". tire family will receive medical r-----------------.
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