OBSERVER Vol. 98 No. 21 March 8, 1991

Page 1 Emergency Forum Meeting Condemns Blum’s Actions [David Wojnarowicz] Tom Hickerson SJB Guidelines Heavily Debated at Forum Meeting Tom Hickerson Dear President Andrea J. Stein Page 2 Library Acquisitions Program Off to a Big Start Melinda Loges Questions Arise Over Party Registration Tanya Panin Computer Center Returns to Henderson Christie Searing Page 3 Stress? Take a Deep Breath Angela Jancius Suicide: A Problem of Isolation and Frustration Kristan Hutchison Page 4 What is This? Bard Campus Relatively Graffiti-free Rebekah Klein “Leave Your Politics at the Door” Tatiana Prowell War Over, But Grief Still Here Greg Giaccio Mental Health System Under Fire Greg Giaccio Page 5 Soviet Studies Club Invites Former Yugoslav Dissident Spandex’s Return ZZYZX (Dave Steinberg) Classifieds and Personals Page 6 Poem of the Week Deaf Falcon’s Screech Rahman Hucker “Timothy the Transvestite Troll” You will probably never rent this movie Matt J. Lee and David Draper Page 7 The cross-country trip that began the sixties Jonathan Miller Page 8 Fencers Take All in Open Tournament Angela Jancius The Week in Sports Page 10 Outlook From the Editor’s Sanctum No One is Above the Law Jason Van Driesche Save Starving Children Greg Giaccio Page 11 Letters The Correct Manifesto Greg Giaccio Answers About the Election Process Lisa Sanger Page 12 Calendar Non-profit Org. U. S. Postage PAID Permit No.1 Bard Annandale-on-Hudson College's You cravvl around underneath houses, Arts, News, you hear things. & Sports Weekly -Alf

E111ergency Forutn nteeting condetnns Blutn's actions by Tom Hickerson exhibit," The Bard Observer, Feb. 22). Before the resolution was intro­ The emergency Forum held last duced, a number of its supporters, Thursday, February 28th, brought to including Erin Law, ChristineGobbo, light controversy concerning artist Amy O'Hara, Nina DiNatale and David Wojnarowicz's work, Tuna, Katherine Moog, circulated a peti­ which appeared in the Edith C. Blum tion· which condemned Weintraub Art Institute's show "Art What Thou specifically. It also demanded that Eat: ImagE!SofFood in American Art." the Blum Gallery participate in the A resolution was passed, condemn­ nationwide event, Day Without Art, ingthe actions taken during the open­ ·in the future and sponsor a show ing days of the show at the New York dealing with lesbian and gay issues. Historical Society, with the addition After a meetirig with Weintraub the of one friendly amendment. afternoon before the ~mergency Fo­ The emergency Forum was held ih rum, Lisa Sanger, Dave Rolf and Erin response to the rehanging of Tuna by Law redrafted the original· resolu­ curator Linda Weintraub against the tion, which was similar to the peti­ artist's wishes. Wojnarowicz, who is tion, removing references to issues suffering from AIDS, requested that resolved at the meeting. his piece be taken down after learn­ After the forum was called to or­ Blum Gallery has agreed to participate in the Day Without Art and has formed a ing that his work appeared in the der, Law waived the right to explain "working groupn for gay and lesbian issues. same show as that of artist Mark the resolution in order to yield time Kostabi, who had made several for questions. She and others ex­ Weintraub had explained 'that she gize for her actions. She explained she ordered that the piece homophob~c comments in the June plained at that time why the resolu­ would apologize to Wojnarowicz for that, before 1989 issue of Vanity Fair (see "Contro­ tion had been changed. any "personal pain'' she may have be. rehung, she had consulted with versy rages over former Blum During the afternoon meeting, caused, but that she could not a polo- continued on page 10 SJB Guidelines heavily debated at Forum meeting by Tom Hickerson also established the definition of constitution exactly." "How I rule in a case hinges on what Several parts to a revision to the violation of confidentiality, equating Several objections were made to I hear, on what I think. If people guidelines of the Student Judiciary a breach of confidentiality with "a specific points in the revisions as well. would ask me why I voted the way I Board were voted in, while other parts violation of college social rules, with One included the withholding of vot­ did, I would be jeopardizing the were not carried at the Forum meet­ disciplinary sanctions to be deter­ ing patterns of the SJB members on confidentiality [of the case]." ProfE!S­ ing on March 5. The revision, drafted mined by the SJB." specific cases, which indicate how sor and SJB member Peter Dolan also by SJB Chair Amy Rogers, took up "The SJB has problems with the members voted on ~pecific cases. added, ''To function effectively as a the entire meeting in debate over guidelines that the Forum does not "If you can't take the criticism [for board, [we shouldn't] have to defend several points that it raised. know," said Rogers. "Duetothesmall voting a certain way1, you have no or discuss our vote." SJB member The SJB revisions were brought nature of the college and the way right to be elected," said Christine Nina DiNatale said, ''We should be about by a recent sexual assault case rumors spread ... violation of' confi­ Gobbo. "I need to have a sense of confident about how we vote. We are the SJB handled. Normally, the Sex­ dence [is a paramount concern}." what [the SJB] is doing," said David a small board that decide matters of ual Harassment Board would handle However, Rogers and the SJB were Rolf. "When I elect a person ·to the great importance." the case, but the event occured two severelycriticizedfornotadheringto SJB, I want to know what they're Another part of the resolutions that and a half years ago and the SHB can the rules set forth in the constitution. doing; I think it's fair." was criticized was the proposed only handle cases lE!Ss than six months "[Rogers) has already admitted that Donna Ford, the administrator method of punishing members who old. A sentence of suspension was the SJB have been operating outside currently serving on the SJB, replied violated confidence. Amendments suggested for the accused student, the constitution," said Forum Treas­ but only four members of the board urer Matt}. Lee. "They have taken the voted for the suspension while three rules set forth in the constitution and .,._,v_,...,,... ar Mr. President: voted against. [believe they can] mold it to the way they see fit ... the SJB operates under by Andrea J. Stein This created some confusion among jil;:~~!!!:liJ,... David the members of the SJB, since recent invisible guidelines." I write this the day your announcement that the Gulf War has of the votes on suspension had always been Stein burg added, '1rregardless reached its conclusion, assuming of course that Saddam Hussein and his voted requjred to be unanimous by Rogers. fact that [therE!Solution] is being forces maintain a cease fire and meet the conditions set forth by you and However, it was pointed out by on, these rules have been u:;ed before by the United Nations. Although I have yet to be wholly convinced that the Rogers that unanimous decisions for the vote was taken, which is a breach war is genuinely over, for the moment, I am relieved that the violence has conduct." suspensions were not clearly stipu­ of proper ended, and that the majority of the predictions regarding the length and de­ lated in the constitution and that, SJB member Greg Donovan complexity of this war have proved quite exaggerated. I now have a new "Our according to the constitution, a nor­ fended the SJB' s actions, saying fear, however. mal majority vote would uphold the job is to make the constitution While bombs were being dropped and guns being fired, more and more ruling of suspension. work. .. the SJB is worried about very Americans were up in arms (no pun intended) about our military actions, The resolution clarified this point explicit terms. We operate from the if not our presence itself, in the Persian Gulf. There were questions as to the what's up. by requiring that votes for suspen­ rules and find the spirit of justification and justness of the war, questions which I believe were not sion or expulsion be unanimous. It We don't ne~d to follow the continued on page 11 ....' Questions arise over party registration by Tanya Panin point her friends,and consulted some Ebner decided to secretly move the members of the Central Committee party to Seymour in her attempt to A party at Seymour last Friday, as to what she should do. Secretary "rile up" the administration. But she February22 was apparently unregis­ of the Forum Lisa Sanger and Stu­ now regrets disregarding adminis­ tered. Shannon Ebner, who spon­ dent Life Chair Olivier te Boekhorst trative policy because she admits, '1 sored the event, said that it was origi­ decided to call the Dean of Students, didn't know what I was getting into." nally scheduled to occur at Robbins, Shelley Morgan. Because of the legal drinking age of but eventually wasn't registered Sariger asked Morgan to clarify the New York State, all events must be because she failed to complete the reasons the party could not go on, registered in case something happens paperwork on time. She cited a and if a non-alcoholic dance party during a party. ''The college could misunderstanding about some terms could occur instead in Robbins. have gotten in a lot of trouble," she of the Social Eve.nt Registration Form, According to Sanger, Morgan reiter­ says "and lost money if someone got issued by Beth Frumkin, as reason ated what Frumkin had told Ebner hurt. I was very lucky that no one got for the fact that the party was not earlier in the week: that no event hurt." registered. could occur in Robbins because it According to Beth Frumkin, all When Ebner missed the deadline was not registered. weekend social event.s must be regis­ for handing in the form, Frumkin At this point, the description of a tered by 4:00 on Wednesday after­ said that the event could not take non-alcoholic dance party seemed too noon. This involves finding a host place unless it was registered, but similar to the original description of who is 21 yea,rs of age or older, listing that Ebner COl;lld hold the party the the event. Morgan could not ap­ the type and quantity of alcohol following week if the form was prove of the idea because she could served, admission fee, and obtaining completed. Ebner was told thatifthe not stop students from bringing their various signatures, including that of party took place in defiance of these own alcohol. a peer counsellor of the residence The library's student-to-book ratio may change due to student requests. guidelines, Security had the obliga­ Morgan was then asked what hall in which the event is to take tion to shut the party down. would happen if the party suddenly place, the host, and Frumkin's signa­ Library acquisitions Many students have expressed took place somewhere else besides ture. '1 try to cut people some slack," some discontent with this semester's Robbins, to which she replied that she says, if students are having cer­ social events, and raised their expee-. nothing could be done. Te Boekhorst tain problems with the form, such as program off to a big start tations about the weekend when called Morgan within fifteen min­ obtaining the signatures. All ofthese by Melinda Loges to Rolf, the funds for this program news travelled about the party. Ebner utes and received identical informa­ guidelines are outlined in the Social , will probably be in the three to five said that she didn't want to disap- tion. Event Registration Form. V' The library has started a new ac­ thousand dollar range. quisitions program that makes funds Before this new proposal was Computer center returns to Henderson available specifically for student made, student research had to have by Christie Searing requests. been met by faculty allocations, which This new program, the first of its are split into the fotir divisions. The kind at Bard, was initiated at a meet­ faculty may turn to a special fund at The computers have returned to a ···"* remodeled Henderson Computer ing in December about library con­ the library for acquisition requests if 23, cerns. Since then, over 150 books have they run out of money. Generally, Center as of Saturday, February been requested by four clubs alone. materials for coursework have top along with a few new additions to fleet. A group from the Central Commit­ priority as acquisitions, with materi­ the Bonnie Gilman, computer center director, said it's like a ''brand tee met with President Leon Botstein, als for tutorials and senior projects Head Librarian David Tipple and taking second priority. new present" for her, and can't wait until the whole building is finished. Acting Chair of the Ad ~Hoc Student Tipple wants to expand on this Library Committee David Rolf to ,dis­ process to accommodate student The center has been in exile in Olin cuss upgrading library services to needs. To do this, these needs must since the end ofMay,1990whencon­ struction started. Now only the sec­ meet the growing research needs that be identified and ranked. According have resulted from increased enroll­ to Tipple, the library collection should ond floor of Henderson is open-the general lab-but Gilman said she es­ ment. According to Tipple, student be "useful for academics, but also for use of the library has risen dramati­ dubs and activities." timates the computer classroom, on cally in the last ten years. David Rolf, who volunteered to the first floor, will be completed by At this meeting, the group out­ head the initial drive, sponsored a mid-March. The staff can also move lined areas for student input in the resolution at the student forum last back into their offices on the third upgrading of the library. Specifically, semester outlining a plan to update floor. the group saw a need for immediate the size of the library's collection to The "classroom" will be just that: a improvement so that the upper the average number of volumes and place for classes to work with com­ classes can also benefit from the periodicalsofliberal arts colleges like puters, leaving the second-floor lab changes in the library. In response to Bard. According to Rolf, Bard has the open for word processing, program­ this need, Botstein asked what could lowest number of volumes and peri­ ming, data-basing, and other per­ sonal uses - like game-playing. Gil­ be done, and invited the library to odicals and the highest student to man said this is okay at a slow time, allocate funds to provide for student book ratio in his survey of twenty The second floor of the computer center is now open to students. requests for acquisitions. According continued on page 8 like Saturday night, but when people are waiting it is generally discour­ to"moveitself'withhelpfromBuild- says, '1like it. Much better than the aged. ings and Grounds, Gilman said. Ap- math computer. GRIF-HO! And you Physically, the building is ready to parently there was no need for help. can quote me on that." V' us~ but some IBM grants of hard­ Staff borrowed a van, started mov­ ware, software and networking ing out of Olin Saturday morning, material has not yet arrived. The and were able to open on time by ·construction crew from Dihmar and midday. Auto, Home & Life Regg, Inc., of Rhinebeck, continues So, for all you computer hacks, to finish the exterior of the building. there's really no better way to com­ MICHAEL HAGGERTY Along with the older IBM 5150' s pare· the old and new Henderson Account Agent and Apple lie's (some of which have except by seeing for yourself. Hours Allstate Insurance Company been here for about six years) are the are now Monday through Thursday, Route 9, Astm: Square new IBM PS2s. Altogether there are 9 A.M. to Midnight, Friday and Sat­ Rhinebeck, NY 12572 about 32 ~ts, so the center's capa­ urday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M., and Sunday, (914) 876-3632 bility has greatly increased. 12 P.M. to Midnight. The computer center virtually had Mid-East expert David Steinberg Stress? Take ~ deep breath by Angela Jancius vard's Mind/Body Clinic, where to evacuate the stale air from your fore teaches a breathing different "Pain tends to tense and tighten research was done on the body's shallow breathing. Imagine a bal­ from the usual breathing~ a breath­ the muscles. Deep breathing teaches We college students often wonder Relaxation Response. This Relaxa­ loon in your'tummy. Inflate it and ing that reflects our inner attitude you to soften the muscles and break how we will possibly get through the tion Response can be achieved within deflate it. Concentrate on that im­ while we are performing it." up the tension," she says. day. Gasses, money problems, so­ three minutes, completely reviving age," explained Phelps. "This Greta Anderson, a Bard freshman Bard student Ian Brandt uses deep cial problems, and future problems the individual. The short period of changes the physiology, lowers blood who practices yoga, deep breathing breathing to battle his asthma. ·He make us a very stressed group. How time it takes makes deep breathing pressure and relaxes the body." and meditation several times a week, explained that most people breathe can one get through times full of says, "somepeopledon'trealizehow with only one fourth of their lung ca­ anxiety? Relax._ Mounted tensions I've always believed !n deep breathing. If little they have to do to be comforta­ pacity. Everyone has a lot of stale air ease with a few deep breaths. bly relaxed. Yoga deep breathing -in their lungs. He tries to breathe Barbara Phelps, a psychotherapist your body is relaxed you can rationalize and takes sometime, but I'm more aware deeply from his abdomen. who t~aches relaxation techniques of my tension so I'm able to undo it. Deep breathing has even more · through deep breathing and guided tend to be less violent.. - Miriam Arensburg Worrying;;tbout how stupid one looks benefits. Miriam Arensburg, a non­ imagery, believes that deep breath­ when rolling one's neck or breathing viole~ce activist, said, "I've always ing can change one's entire physiol­ the ideal method of stress control for Phelps recommends that the deep in class creates more tension." believed in deep breathing. If your ogy. Phelps, who has a very active students. breathing exerc}ses be done over a Besides being beneficial to mental body is relaxed, you can rationalize life, uses breathing techniques to get ''To create the Relaxation Response twenty-minute period. health, deep breathing is also great and tend to be less violent." 11 through her own hectic schedule. 1 you begin by exhaling a first deep Yogis use very similar techniques for physical health. Phelps, who So, the next ~i111;e you feel the strain come up so refreshed and so able to breath from the abP.omen as fully as in meditation. In lndra Devi's book, was declared clinically dead four of Bard life and feel your mind will cope with my day/' she said. " you can and then take still another Yoga For Americans, the author ex­ times following a car accident in 1982, snap, don't allow the stress to rule The deep breathing exercises which breath. Automatically exhale. You plains, ''Yoga emphasizes our rela· uses deep breathing anq. meditation you. Sit back, close your eyes, and Phelps uses come directly from Har- breathe in deeply only the first time tionship to the universe and there- as a holi~tic approach to pain relief. take a nice, deep breath. fJ'

by Kristan Hutchison particularly stressful because that is else to lift you out of it." when everything is due. Often stu­ Friends are the- most obvious College years are times of transi­ dents go without sleep and eat ir­ people to h~lp each other,-but some­ This chart from The College Student's Health Guide is a quick way to assess tion and pressure. First year students regularly during those times, which times they are afraid to bring up the behavior, either your own or a friend's. If you recognize yourself or a friend find themselves far from home, liv­ make it more difficult to deal with topic. "When they see a friend strug­ as maybe being not OK, you may choose to talk over your observations ing among strangers, with more 'the psychological stress. "Manytimes. gling, people are often frightened to with someone. academic and social pressures than people who find themselves think­ ask 'are you feeling like hurting your­ before. Seniors face not only senior ing about hurting themselves are self?"' said Crane. However, express· Probably OK Maybe not OK projects, GRE' s, and graduate school exhausted, tired, stuck, because they ing caring at that level will actually and job applications, but the realiza­ are trying very hard to solve a prob­ reas~ure the person tremendously. tion that they must finally decide lem," said Crane. People sometimes react to depres~ what they will do in the "real world.'' Academic work, such as research­ sion by alienating themselves from It comes of little surprise, then_, that ing in the library for hours or writing their friends and hiding their feel­ suicide rates are higher between the papers, is usually done alone. Stu­ ings. They may a_sk to be ieft alone. ages of 16 and 24 than any other age dents may feel separated from fellow ''What you need to give your friend group, except the elderly. students. Crane contrasts this to proj­ is not what your friend asks for, but 'That whole time period is a pe­ ects done in the Drama and Dance what your friend needs," said Crane. Feels need for friends; very con­ riod of transition and you have to go Department, in whlch students work Watching out for signs of depres­ scious of peer pressure. Usually has through it whethE;r you go to school together and support each Qther in a sion in fellow students is easier_ at at least one person who is loving or go to work," said Dorothy Crane~ creative atmosphere. "The nature of Baid than at a larger, more imper­ Director of Student Counseling. academic work is isolated, and that sonal university. ''Its small size and and (a best friend). The academic pressures of college can "be extremely difficult and even relatively contained community intensify the normal transitional extremely artificial. I'd like to see make;S it easy for people to watch out pressures. Mid-terms and finals are colleges do more collaborative proJ­ for each other," said Crane. She s~g­ ects in areas that do not traditionally gests that people reach out to each College achievement varies; usu­ [collaborate]," said Crane. other or come to the counseling cen­ ally exercises good judgment and When students are feeling suici­ ter if they are having suicidal dal, they often need someone else to thoughts. "Counselin~ is about get­ reach out to them because they are ting them unstuck so they can lead unable to help themselves. "[Suicide the kind of lives they want to lead," is] a desperate way to solve a prob­ she said. The Counseling Service, ext.. lem when your back is up against the 488, now has full-time and part-time wall," said Crane. "It takes someone counselors. ~ 914-338-2455 / BARBARA PHELPS, C.S.W.

Counseling / Pyschotherapy· ------. Varying levels of depression that Long-standing depression that Hypnotherapy are really bouts of sadness or gloom. may show up as withdrawal from others, isolation, hopeless attitudes, __;------Rebirthing or even reckless or acting-out be­ Insurance Accepted haviors. DANGER OF SUICIDE. ·'

WHAT ~S THIS?!? Bard campus relativelY graffiti-free

~y Rebekah Klein dent, who shall remain nameless, encrusted with graffiti. One could Maybe it's not as anonymous as a the senior projects are filed, is writ­ performed an informative compari­ just sit for hours reading it. Lord broken beer bottle." ten "E :i: mel." It is painted in black. Other than the eXpected "KillH on sonofthebathroomsatBard with the knows I have. At Bard, graffiti seems Robin Kodaira agreed with this By the telephone, also downstairs, the Mr. Do video game machine in observation of the bathrooms. ''The thereisaheartwithatargetbull'seye the Student Center (Old Cym to graffiti there is not too prolific, but on it. A requiem for the Bard social · some), not a tem"ble lot of graffiti has To destroy this significant form of expression sometimes insightful." He was re­ scene? found a home on the Bard Campus. ferring to a bit he had found in the The Student Center (Old Gym to When asked about this form of per­ [graffit~] is to do an injustice to the Bard men's bathroom of the coffee shop. many) favors INRI as its graffiti of sonal expression at Bard, Scott Reid Written above the roll of toilet paper choice. This lovely little piece of quipped, "What graffiti?" adding educational experience.- Chris Hymas .. were the words, "Bard diplomas, take handiwork can be found on one of several moments later, "We need one." - the posts of the Center, on the wall more.H Quite by accident, the author of near the telephone, on the door of · Bard students seem to be rather bathrooms at other colleges, Grin­ to be an interesting issue. People will this"insightful"commentwasfound Beth Frumkin's office, in the men's dismayed by the lack of graffiti in nell College in particular. "At Grin­ destroy property and make a mess, to .be Chris Hymas, who is not a bathroom and, most importantly, on buildings around campus. One stu- nell, the bathroom walls are literally but ·they don't write on the walls. graffiti virgin. In the far back comer the wall of the pool room with the o( the library under a "Boycott newly felted pool table. Underneath Exxon" slogan, he~~~~~~~~~~~~ it is written "'us­ "Leave your politics at the door" had scratched the ticw;n Necarn ReSis Impium," which pressing the idea that you hope to see words,"Ofcourse, . Flush twice, it's by Tatiana Prowell With the help ofsome friends, formed use nature friendly • means "Hereliesthe Bard Alli~ce in Support of Our him or her come home safely and the petroleum prod- king of the Jews" in Bard responses Troops (BASOT) 'for the soldiers and soon. BASOT encourages students The student body's ucts." Afteraciga- Latin. Also painted and others to. participate, saying, a long Way tO to the situation in the Gulf have been families primarily from the Duchess rette laugh, Chris underneath is, ''Iron 1 numerous and varied this semester, County area. 1'his will only take yo~ a few min­ explained that he Kl• C Nails Run ln." On but until recently, there has been no BASOI"s motto is "Leave your poli­ utes, but it will make a tremendous feels graffiti is tne ommons the wall along with difference for one lonely soldier in non-partisan action. aaude Ferris tics at the door and support our " ...another and INRI are the words the Gulf." recognized a need for such a group. troops.'' Despite the fact that Ferris is perhaps more po­ ''Word of Mouth." Students Mobi­ Letterwriterscanleavetheircorre­ also involved· with tent mode of con- ~ Obreshkove Staying in the Stu­ lized Against Saddam Hussein spondenceatthe BASOftableinfront versation in that it dent Center (Old (SMASH), he insists that BASOf of Kline Commons on Wednesday, War over, but Jim), but moving on March 6 or send it through campus allowsforfreedom bathroom wall takes no ideological stance on the provided by ano- to the women's war. He explains, "I hope to see mail to Box 655. Letters will be sent to grief still here nymity. To de-;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;i bathroom, an excit­ members of SAAW and of SMASH, someone who gets little or no mail. . stroy this significant form of expres- ing and uplifting passage of conver­ by Greg Ciaccio get involved Ferris says, "Just think how much we as well as other students, sion is to do an injustice to the Bard sational graffiti can be found in the like getting mail, and then imagine in this campaign." educational experience." first stall on the right. On the door of When freshman Gillian Ferris is re­ what it must be like for them." The campaign to which In the library bathroom it appears the stall is the expression popular­ Hubeners cousin was reported is the letter-writing campaign Students who would like to join ferring that the stalls have recently been re- ized by Capitalistic television com­ MIA in Operation Desert Storm BAsar and help to organize further recently begun by BASOT. ''There painted,soitwasdifficulttoseewhat mercials, "Be A Pepper." Then, turn­ three weeks ago, she felt a need to are thousands of soldiers serving in campaigns should drvp a note to had been there previously, if any- ing to the right wall·of the stall, an discuss her situation with other Saudi Arabia who have little or no Claude Ferris at Box 655. Future thlng. However, "Be one of the few, "inspected by fjve" sticker is sure to people who had a loved one in the family back home. Many of them do plans will be determined largely by the proud, the cosmonauts," was catch your eye. gulf. Despitethepreponderanceof not get any mail. No matter how you the success of, and amount of re­ visibleinthemen'sbathroom.Thisis To the right of that, however, are war ·activist groups on campus, feel about this war, these soldiers sponseto, this campaign. Despite the not a fiercely offensive statement by themosttellingphrases. "Whywon't there wasn't an organization that need your support to make it through fact that there is currently a cease­ anyone's standards. any of you give me a chance?" the could help her. So, she created a the difficult times they face,'' the fire, soldiers will remain in the Gulf The rest of the' library graffiti was first pleads. "The sky is open, the rest support group without any politi­ group explains. region for some time to come, and of a more symbolic nature. On the is up to you... " 'Think Laverne and cal or religious biases. When the flyer for the first meeting the end of fighting-doesn't mean that s1anted overhang above the stairs to Shirley song," came the second. The . "We usually just talk· about receiving mail any of BASOT was placed around cam­ troops appreciate the lower level of the library, where continued on page 6 people we know and our concerns," pus, there was a turnout of only six less. .-r;r Hubenersaid. "'treallyhelps." The people. While this small response was group is run with the help of Gin­ disappointing to the group, they in­ Me~ ger Crabb .and the Ulster County tend to let the campaign be an ongo­ · tal health system under fire Mental Health Association. ingactivity.'Wewanttoshowpeople by Greg Ciaccio good," Seth Leonard reported. {people who have had therapy] to The support group will continue how easy it really is to do charitable This inspired Leonard to organize come together and talk abo~t it." to meet even though a cease-fire is things," says Ferris. Last November, speaker Kate Mil­ discussion groups about the mental Many people don't realize just how currently in effect, since the troops For those students who are inter­ let came to Bard and touched off a health system for those who have many of their friends have had ther­ will still have to remain in the Gulf ested in corresponding with a soldier powder keg of debate about the been through it and for those who apy. Due to the social st~grna at­ forsometime. ltmeetsonSundays in the Gulf, Ferris recommends a short mental health system. There were just want to learn more. tached to mental illness, peoplearen't in the chapel at 7:30. For more in­ handwritten letter telling the soldier even heated debates in the hallway "The public should know because willing to admit that they have re­ formation call Gillian Hubener at about yourself, giving updates on while she was speaking. '1 can't people who have gone through ther­ ceived therapy. However, according 758-lSOSor see GingerGrabb in he national news, sports events, music, thinkofa single thing she said [about apy are treated like lepers," Leonard to Leonard, most psychologists haplain's office. and other topics of interest, and ex- the mental health system] that was said. '1t would be nice for them would saythat90% of the population needs some kind of therapy. Leonard's concerns come from personal experience. 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Bedroom available to rent in for his book Moscow Summer in 1%5, he taught house in Rhinebeck, a 2 minute walk away from the FOUND in Brook House: one dark blue turtle­ Modern Russian Literature at the University of Shalom new Broadway Pizza and Upstate Films. Three neck sweater. Also, one pair of wool mittens. If seniors are currently in residence, Zagreb (Zadar branch). Between 1965 and 1978, but one is mov- they're yours, come by and pick them up. Mihajlov spent a total of seven years in prison for essays and articles that were published in the Western press. Achshav Since 1978, Mihajlov has resided in the United Sa:tes. Between 1978 and 1985, as a Visiting And there I was on the t.v. side of Kline, Hi Chris! Hi Sarah! Guess who? Love, Me. "so... so." D'accord? Professor, he taught courses in Russian Litera­ should I get some more food for dinner? Noth­ ture and Russian Philosophy at Yale, the Uni­ ing but rising noise as the hour drained away. Hey, Snoop, here's your Personal. Yes, it's To the Trio: What can I say except PLAY versity of Virginia (Charlottesville), Ohio State Obstacle around the tables closer to the door to from me. Yo te amo. AGAINSOON-thetrombonist/newgroupie University, Siegen University (FRG), and the three dimensional looking rocks adorning Glasgow University (UK) and spent a year as their uniforms. And the sky went from sunset to Hello curly head, Pussycat, FellowattheNationalHumanitiesCenter(North my favorite blue to stars. I became a traffic block Do you have a secret to tell me? I'm wait­ Watching the sun set with you is perfection. ing... Carolina). He al~o lectUred at several dozen thinking no doing. ..lsrael bombed -The Owl again. And Love, you. universities in the United States and Western no I could not eat more. Drawn from my legs Grace: Europe. Since 1985 Mihajlov has been working steps backward, my coat, my bag, my tears, all I have the wrong opinion, so now you don't Happy Birthday for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty as AnaR at the table. like me anymore. What is this, Bard? Love und Kisses lyst and Commentator for intellectual and Ideo­ The night fell under the bed, gnawing death We Love You logical Affairs, in Munich and Washington, D.C. thoughts on all sides. Arab, Allied, Israeli, this Well, Operation COOKIES is about to Enjoy some "Ecstasy of the Mind." Mihajlov is the author of hundreds of articles war, this Earth, this most delicate balance dis­ commence... are we up to the challenge, guys? . Nicole, Hilary, Cynthia, Merphy and essays published in journals, newspapers, rupted. She bore her baby with gritted teeth. I know I am, by gum!! and scholarly collections. His major works, some "Shalom Achshav!" She screamed its name. Happy Birthday Kwami!. of which have been translated into many EuroR Peace now. George Orwell is out on bail. Beware the Man From Red Hook. Carrie, is it yes or no? pean and Asiatic languages, are Moscow Sum- Rebekah KI~jn To ther girl who lives in Robbins on the Jenn, Happy 21st Third Floor, really digs carbohydrates, drives a car with insane heat, has a penchant for s., SPANDEX'S RETURN putting patterned fabric over her messes, It's not a heart attack, it's just stiffening of always knows the words,, has great hair, the leg. (falling asleep they call it.) If it'll creep (part the fourteenth) (usually) smells great!,"Always drives", is by up and you'll experience paralysis well, just night a Pop singer, is a member of the "gets it remember, it's not a heart attack. by 'ZZ.YZX. (David Steinberg) on weekends cfub", and who hangs out with Brain tumor, maybe. explore the campus. It's amazing what a 7- probably the most wonderful woman in this P· Book2-'1t'sthemissinglinkbetweenmatter month absence will do for your appreciation of space, this "Classified and Personal'' is for and energy." the Annandale community. The first thing to you. (sorry Nicole, I had to reveal your deep­ Happy 21st Holly est secrets, buyt that's what my readers want do, of course, was to check my mail. There was to know. -Lilah Wine, clams, and the monthofMarch, which I went up to my room, happy to be back on a memo from campus mail. It was from an old comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. can1pus. I found scrawled on my door the ques­ enemy, inviting me for a walk. Our battle re­ I.N.-I like the way you move and, hey baby, Colon, Colleen ..... tio~ "Is a baker's half dozen 6 1/2 or 7?" Ah, volved around the creation of the First SPAN­ I like your style ... are you sure you are Sociolog something to mull over while I merged with my DEXian Church of Annandale. I wanted to not Disco? How are you? How do you feel? Can I get doppleganger. convert the chapel for that purpose, but she had you anything Annabelle? How about some Now I'm sure that many of you have been some silly idea about having an equal time Dear Lisa and Rachel, tea? Let's play Passout, do you feel nauseus? wondering how I managed to pass my classes program or some such nonsense. Doesn't she Now there are. -J. How about that wild Annabella call? Hey while I was wandering around the country for understand, this is THE TRUTH!!! By present­ Rhoda ... Jason- a semester (at least I HOPE you were, seeing ing lies on an equal footing with statements I'll settle for $6.50 in quarters. Patricia, lets drink a bottle of Boones, go see · how I posed the question quite a few parts ago). fromTHEGOODBOOK,itgivesafalsesenseof Wiggle wiggle Willie Nelson sing, throw cowboy hats on Way back legitimacy to the eternal veracity when I first left, SPANDEX created a of SPANDEX. -baby- stage for him, '1'11 remember everything in mock Z2YZ:X. He would take all of my classes, Her asking for this walk was a good sign. Per­ the morning," and "I'll apologize to you at do an of my wor~ and otherwise pretend to be haps it indicates a softening of her position. Ben- Love your ears. brunch tomorrow." me. Howe\rer, this is-of course-a violation Maybe she would now be willing to face reality of the Anti-Mocking Principle. SPANDEX as opposed to living in her empty world of lies Bill- I'm starving. When are you making me Greg Donovan- managed to find a way around this universal and hate that presents the real hope to the dinner? My apologies for any hurt feelings. principle, more proof of His infinite wisdom. teeming multitudes. Sincerely, Lisa Folb Do you know a You see, the pseudo2ZYZX was "programmed'~ Our walk led us up to the top of a hill. She rather crazed empowered monk named Rasputin? Or a rather Chris: to find me when I returned, at which point we seemed to be avoiding talking about the Real unattrac­ Here's a secret for you -I'm really a tive gameshow host named Wink Martindale? blond! Love, Curly would merge together; Issue at hand. Suddenly, she pointed up at the "I" would have all of Or a rather unusual set of circumstances lead­ sky. I "his" memories. The best example of this phe­ could see a plane overhead, but not much ing to a poke in the navel with an appendage HAIL FRIKOSE nomena is those cartoons where one ski goes else. She pushed me down to the ground and I made implement of fevered annoyance? one way around a tree and the other another. rolled over, just in time to see the plane bar­ Rather!!! Dearest Lisa Only this time it was all too real. relling towards me. Thanks a heap After the merger was complete, I decided to -TO BE CONTINUED- Nous ferons une petite somme, et puis .... -Greg

A page of unedited obs.ervations from guest writers . Poem of the Week by Matt J. Lee and David Draper nowhere else to tum. troll in a modem--day rendition of By far the best part of the film is a Beauty and the Beast. Kevin Bacon, Matt: Timothy is a movie which psychological analysis of Timothy's fresh from his success with Footloose, may have been overlooked in the cross-dressing and his repressed co-stars as Gideon St. George, Tim Deaf Falcon's Screech theaters for one very simple reason: homosexuality. More than one tough the Troll's only friend. Billy Dee it was never released. Only recently guy in a movie has been labeled as Williams makes an appearance that by Rahman Hucker has this movie received exposure in such, but we are finally given a real­ . can only charitably be called a cameo the form of a video. Many older istic portrayal of one tough guy and as a local crime boss, Praying Mantis. · movies which were never released to his reasons for being what he is to­ Director Michael Same, noted for A ten-foot fuchsia neon Christ the public are finding new life at day. Webegintofeelsympatheticfor his earlier films joanna and Myra your local video store, and Timothy is Timothy, and come to pity the life he Breckinridge,, relies heavily on surre­ Clad in eye-popping cadmium red no exception. leads. alistic juxtapositions of ancient, tribal Filmed in 1983 on a fairly tight Timothy is not, however, without images alongside the glittering tow­ Alit upon the desert horizon, shoestring budget, Timothy features its faults. I was extremeiy annoyed ers of glass and steel. He also treads Strove towards a strip of black tarmac, a number of actors who have gone on with a troll who spoke no English some familiar ground, making Tim a to greater success. Timothy is a fan­ and said only "yes" and "no." I also transvestite, a la Rex Reed in Myra Curls, slickly glistening. tasyI science fiction movie combin­ didn't care much for another sha­ Breckinridge. ing magic with technology. man, Alex Whalefeather. It must also Timothy is a symbol for man's in­ Timothy (Lou Ferigno), is a troll be pointed out that the characters humanity to man. Hooded figures, who is outwardly violent yet sophis­ avoid certain death more than once,. reminiscent of the Ku Klux Klan, Threatened with imminent meltdown, ticated, but inside he is coming to Overall, Timothy was a joy to rent savagely beat and torture the troll for tumbleweed trembling, grips with his effeminate side. The and to watch. With the right mix of wearing a bright yellow sundress to movie takes us on several adven­ action and dialogue, it makes a niCe church, only St. George stands up And cacti coughing, prick up tures with Timothy and his fellow relief from the flashy, glitzy movies from the crowd to defend him. By the rebels, and we are shown a kinder, of today. Many video stores still don't end of the film, however, Tim has To witness divinity. gentler Timothy. carry Timothy, but if you can find a had all the tenderness ground out of Directed by the same gentleman copy, rent it and enjoy! · him. He has become a macho, cigar­ whodid thecontroversialMyraBreck­ Dave: This weekmyco-authorand chomping, machine-gun weilding glance.. enridge, Timothy is a delightful action I decided to review a movie that the homicidal maniac, which is where ,Buffeted, with withered packed psychological jaunt. It's hard vast majority of the Bard campus has they get all the shots for the back of Now roseate tears in flickering eye to remember a film that accomplished probably never heard of, and will the box. so much on such a small budget. probably never want to rent. Why If this all sounds disjointed, you Are solely shards on the sand.. Most convincing was Billy Dee Wil­ would we do such a thing? Because should try watching it. Disciplined liams in his role as Praying Mantis. Timothy has been a kind of challenge narratives are not Sarne' s strong Mantis~ a very suave, sophisticated to us eve:t'since we found out about point. sunset and dangerous Seatttle mafia leader. its existence, and finally, after long The movie never decides if it wants ·nds, tickled by a broad-beamed Fine performances are put in by years of waiting, it has just been re­ to be an art film abo1;lt alienation, or Pronounced mockery, that all desert Kevin Baron, who plays young street leased on videocassette. a kick-butt action-adventure film, mage, Gideon St. George and Gra­ Timothy was one of those movies making both parts equally unwatch­ denizens ham Green (of Dances with Wolves that the studio films, and then shelves able. Timothy is, for those people who fame) as an Indian Shaman. We are forever. enjoy really cheesy movies, the kind Heed, ~"thou shalt have no gods before constantly reminded that even What's neat about watching the that are "so bad they're good," but ye." though the group is filled with con­ film now is seeiilg all the actors who people who take films seriously, may men, cheats and people who would were, uniformly, almost-rans. Lou want to pass on this when you go sell their· mother, they really have Ferigno stars in the title role. He's a down to the local video store. WHAT IS THIS?!? Graffiti at Bard The greatest thing continued from page 4 of the stair I or even on the kitchen black marker on the covered pipe latter probably referred to the song floor?" (this printed as found). Hmm. which leads into the wall by the door. · · forfeet Laverne and Shirley sang at the be­ Several locations on campus still According to an informed source, it ginning of each program, proclaim­ retain the remain_s of the "potato is the mark of Isaac Rubenstein, who ing, " ... give us any chance, we'll take salad" graffiti crisis of last semester. is known for his graffiti around since beaches, it." On a trash can near the library there Manhattan. Wherever he goes, he In the men's bathroom of the Stu­ is a name tag sticker reading, "Hello, leaves his little "Isaac." grass and dent Center (Good 01' Jim),.there is a I'm potato salad." Near the writing A great deal of graffiti at Bard bit of somewhat vague and vulgar room by Albee another potato salad seems to indicate concern about a graffiti in addition to the INRI. It sticker is visible. political issue. For example, during · hottubs reads, ';I once knew a man named In the Tewksbury laundry room the Fall semester there were chalk­ artist ings almost anywhere one looked Birkenstock® sandals. able/ who was more than willing the mark of a famous graffiti and able/ to screw her on the on top from New York City is visible in which read, "There is rape at Bard," Another of life's simple and related phrases. Recently, a wall pleasures. They cling in Potter had to be painted over to every contour of your quickly by Buildings and Grounds. feet, giving you incredible comfort, cradle-support, 89 South Broadway There had been some Anti-Semitic, freedom and stretch-room. Step on it! Red Hook, NY 12571 war-related graffiti there. (914) 758-6282 However, the Bard campus re­ mains relatively graffiti-free. One ~··~J . Arleen &Sam mustactivelysearchoutthescrawled I comments, artwork, and quips which Tlie {'Historic' Harkins, grace the walls. Bard students seem owners relatively disappointed by this. Let Vi!Cage Diner the battle cry be, ''Remember Grin­ lECAIUS nell!" v- Hiking & Walking Footwear The 'first diner to be listed in NY's historic register 6S Tinker St. Woodstock 679.Z373 7 The cross-country trip that began the sixties by Jonathan Miller Pranksters; travelling across the na­ America. Being "On the Bus" became cisely:what Wolfe's bookdidn't-solid both the good times and the near tion, questioning authority, dousing a metaphor for taking part in the psy­ hardcore facts about the people who disasters of the trip unflinchingly. On The Bus by Paul Perry and Ken their brains with acid, speed, and chedelicmovernentoftheperiod,and made up the Merry Pranksters~ how And there are plenty of both. Babb's is published by Thunder grass, filming and photographing today, there are plans to house the the bus trip came out of the beat Severe nuttiness filled the trip. On

Mouth's press1 $21.95. everything in sight, and generally bus in _the Smithsonian Museum, generation, anc! leci straight to thP. one occasion, Kesey wrapped him­ The Further Inquiry by Ken Kesey, blowing the minds of ramrod-straight along with ether thousands of other first kernel of hippieness. Beginning self in the stars and stripes, and be­ published by Viking-Penguin,$24.95, 1964Americaalloverthekillingfloor.· pieces of indubitable Americana. The with introductions written by Jerry came "Captain Flag." He climbed out was available in the bookstore, so if The bus was driven by Neal Cassady, trip marked the end of the period Garda and Hunter Thompson, the on the roof of the bus, and shouted yot,~ ask nicely, they'll probably order the amphetamine-fired, continu­ known as the Fifties, and became a book's structure follows a steady "Salute, Damn You!" to cars passing more. ously-rapping, mad-dog Superman modern legend. pattern of explanatory pieces by by. After weeks of traveling, when who was imortalized as Dean Mori­ The first question that pops to a Perry, followed by "flashbacks" by the trip was almost over, the bus was

"The bus came by1 and I got on arty in Jack Kerouac's On the Road, more conservative mind is, "Who Ken Babbs (one of the Pranksters), pulled over by a police officer. The That's where it all began and it is Cassady who is the central cares?" A busload of freaks, traveling then ·a series of remembrances by Pranksters immediately piled out and There was Cowboy Neal at the so befuddled the policeman with their wh~l filming and recording his every move, of the Bus to Never-Never land" that he gave up and let them go. -Bob Weir When they encountered a political rally for puritanical Barry Gold water This week, we'relookingat a couple in Arizona, they placed a banner on of books about writer Ken Kesey, and the bus reading "A vote for Barry is a his I~gendary bus trip across Amer­ vote for FUN," and paraded the bus ica. The twenty-fifth anniversary of all around. the Merry Pranksters1 voyage across The trip wasn't all rainbows and 1 America and their Electric Kool-Aid craziness, however. The affair of Acid Tests came a year or so back, Kathy Casano, "Stark Naked" who .and with it came two books all about joined the Pranksters and nearly lost Ken Kesey and his magic bus. her mind in Houston is investigated The year was 1964, and America thoroughly. During the ride, the was still mired deep in the Eisen­ Pranksters went to visit both Jack -hower era. Ken Kesey, an Oregon Kerouacand Timothy Leary,and both based novelist, had just struck it big visits ended unsuccessfully. Kerouac, with his first novel One Flew Over The slowly dying of alcoholism, could Cuckoo's Nest, and had anot~er one barely muster the interest to talk to ready to be released. Kesey and liter­ his old friend Cassady, and Leary's ary friends of his from Stanford (Larry place was hit exactly as Leary and McMurtry among them), had been friends were coming down from a experimenting with a mysterious trip. The combination of the Prank­ substance known as LSD, which was sters tripping Dionysiarifsm and still legal and virtually unheard of. Leary's hung-over Apollonianism The coming-out party for Kesey"s Ken Kesey, author of The Futher Inquiry, and his skeleton. was not a good mix. (On the other second novel, Sometimes a Great No- figure of both books, beyond even across country while high on drugs? various people who were on and off hand, one can't be blamed for greet-

tion (which was even better1 if less Kesey, a hero to thousands of What's so special about that? Hap­ the bus. . ing a horde of crazies invading your successful than Cuckoo's Nest) was acidheads. pens every time the Grateful Dead The prankster's official purpose in house and eating all your food with scheduled in New Ydrk,. so Kesey When the bus trip ground to a halt, play New Year's in California, right? making the trip was to make a film to less than open arms). and his friends decided to travel Kesey organized the Acid Tests; Two books, Paul Peny and !(en be entitled The Merry Pranksters Search On The Bus is an excellent record of crosscountry, bc?th to take part in the enormous multi-media experiences Babbs's On The Bus, and Ken Kesey's· for the Cool Place, and On The Bus the Kesey adventures, explaining publisher's celebrations and trip out featuring light-shows, chainsaws, The Further Inquiry, have appeared to carries the feel of a The Making of... precisely their whys and hows. One at the 1964 World's Fair. The plans body paint, and the music of the answer this question. Theytrytoshow book. Such luminaries as Malcolm wishes that color photos had been sickly became more grandiose; the Grateful Dead, in an effort to illumi­ that the bus trip was important be­ Cowley, Allen Ginsburg, Timothy used throughout the book so the bus mp to New York became a journey nate the repressed clean-cut spirit of cause of it's context; the trip meant Leary, Ram Dass, and Hunter S. could be seen more in· all its neon around the nation; Kesey' s friends, America. As Kesey put it, "Our mis­ more than bee-hived Mom and crew­ Thompson chime in with their side of glory, but the book remains a free­ aflame with lysergic invincibility, sion was to stave off the coming end cut Dad showing the kids the country the trip,_ the acid tests, and most freq­ wheeling history of one of the semi­ became the Merry Pranksters; and of the world." from an RV; it was an epic voyage, a ently, their driver Neal Cassady. The nal events of the sixties. Kesey's station wagon was super- The trip was immortalized in Tom new Odyssey for the new world, and result is a combination coffee-table While Kesey' s book covers the same seded by a 1939 Harvester School Bus Wolfe's 1968TheElectricKool-AidAcid the new world rising. Keseyand Perry book and oral history. The wide for­ events, provides much of the same which had been illuminated with jaw- Test; it inspired The Who' sMagic Bus, each create a history of the bus trip, mat, and illustrations, make it a pleas­ history, and sports many ~f the same dropping psychedelic designs, and theBeatles' MagicaiMysteryTour,and provide photographs and specifics ure to flip through, yet the text is a photographs as On The Bus, it is not at dubbed '~THER.~' ... it was the role model for thousands of' beyond that of Wolfe's gonzo litera­ probing look into the period and the all the same kind of book. This isn't a Before Woodstock, before Haight vans, buses, an_d milktrucks that were ture, and reevaluate the bus tnp, and voyage. Unlike Wolfe's aci4-d.aze novel, like Sometimes A Great Notion Ashbury, be~re there were hippies, colorfully repainted and filled with what it actually meant. breeze over the events in The Electric or a book of short stories like Demon or a counter-culture, there were the stany-eyed vagabonds in search of 'Perry'~ On The ~us provides _rre~- Kool-Aid Acid Test, On The Bus covers Box; The Further Inquiry fs a movie script. When Keseysettled down from his ride, he developed the reels of film for his intended movie. After spend­ FINAL WEEK 5 ACADEMY AWARD ing$125,000,andrecordingmorethan Nominations including: forty-five hours of film, he found that e~ BestForeign Film almost all of it was completely in­ · Best Actor: comprehensible. Although nearly 2'e·~~ Man-Thu~ 7:30. · . .. .Geral'cl PePardieu every important moment of the bus trip and the Acid Tests had been re­ W.L\.LLACI: best known for his performance as ·wany• corded, there were no set~ups, no in~ §tlAWp..j in his play and the film, MY DINNEFl ANDRE, troductions, nothing to help make will perform his one man play Ttl 1: .=r:vr: 12 sense of what was going on in each

11 Montgomery Street • Rhinebeck, New York Mon., Mar.ll, 7:30, $10 all tkts., No telephone res. scene. As Ken Babbs described it, it 914•876•5151 TO BENEFIT THE MID-HUDSOWLARREYNAGA SISTER CITIES PROJECT was "the longest home-movie in his- continued on page 8 8

.. Fencers take all in_ open tournament The Week In &i .. by Angela Jancius Wednesday 3/6 Open Badminton 3:30 In a sweaty day of competition at Men's Varsity Volleyball vs Vassar & New Paltz 6:00 HOME the Stevenson Gymnasium Fencing Open, Bard fencers came away with Thursday 3/7 three medals. Men's Intramural Basketball Fencing with an epee for the first 7:30 Flight vs Faculty Plus time in competition, Shawn Taylor Wood Food Service vs Stubby's Big Ole Head won first place in the men's novice 8:30 Body Slam vs Liquid Smoke competition and fifth overall. Basketball Juggemuts vs Team Puss For the men's foil, Eric Lima and Todd Hefner both advanced to the Friday 3/8 finals, Lima tying for second place in Men's Intramural Soccer the novice competition and Hefner 6:30 Supa Samba Soka vs Spoo-In Memory of Seth taking fifth. 7:30 Barbara Bush vs One Love Representing Bard's women's 8:30 Showtime at the Apollo vs Supa Samba Soka team, both Christina Wilson and AngelaJancius ranked in the top three Monday 3/ltliiiMtfl .., ... ~ during the novice competition and Women's Intramural Basketball 6:30 Jammers vs Carpe Diem advanced to the finals where Jancius Women's Intramural Soccer tied for first place. 7:30 The Von Trapps vs Por Que All of the members of the Bard 8:30 MCDZ vs The Von Trapps fencing teams did amazingly well. 9:30 Toast and Jam vs MCDZ With an average of three months' training, they all ranked near the top Tuesday 3/12 at this United States Fencing Associa­ Did you say you wanted chicken wire or a picket fence? Men's Intramural Soccer tion meet. John Foster, with practi­ 6:30 Barbara Bush vs Showtime at the Apollo cally no experience fencing with a fromneighboringcommunitieswere Vassar and Woodstock before end­ 7:30 The Maestros vs Barbara Bush saber, won three of his ten bouts. represented at the meet, which lasted ing its competitive season. It will 8:30 The Maestros vs One Love Trinity, RPI, Union, Vassar, SUNY from 9 tillS. · continue to meet and welcomes any 9:30 Fat & Ugly vs One Love Binghamton, Fairfield, and fencers Bard's fencers will compete at new members. ~ room, where the spirit of Neal Cas­ bration of this venture's holy pur­ Acid trip, bus trip sady is put on trial. The prosecutor pose is frankly making me a little Library committee well on its way continued from page 2 my opinion" and could be used for continued from page 7 Chest and the defender Tooey pres­ queasy! Dale, did you ever actually tory." To remedy this, Kesey wrote a ent their case to the V-Meter, a ma­ witness any kind of manifestation? northeastern colleges. many Bard programs. He said that so film script called The Further Inquiry chine that judges those brought be­ Oil poured from the sky? Fire from His purpose in sponsoring the reso­ far the biggest obstacle in the drive in which scenes filmed in Hollywood fore it. With flashbacks, and personal the earth? The bestowal of a bright lution was to stimulatestudent and has been receiving the proposals; he could provide their own set-up and appearances by those involved (even gold halo on Mr. Cassady, or Mr. institutional response to the condi­ also mentioned that some of the pro­ intros for the bus footage. Now, Jerry Garcia gets a line), damaging Kesey or-any of the rest of you poten­ tions at the library. posals have books that the library almost fifteen years after Kesey wrote questions are brought up. Was Cas­ tial prophets? ... Did this journey to For the initial drive of the new already has in its collection. it, the script has been published by sady a force for good, or for evil? Did the east ever pause to pay its respect project, letters were sent to club heads Two other proposals for library Viking-Penguin in hardcover. he deserve the hero-worship he re­ to a church? A seminary? Any holy because they would probably have improvements were also made at the There has never been a book that ceived, or was he just a drunken place?" more proposals, Rolf said. The pro­ meeting in December. One invofves looks like The Further Inquiry. The druggie who didn't know when to Morethan a celebration of the good gram, he sa.id, is aimed at developing hiring a research librarian who could help students with their research book guarantees quality spacing­ s~ut up! Despite Cassady's madcap time Kesey had with his friends, the library's collections in a "topical time, because ies as much fun to look antics in the courtroom, the trial Inquiry is Kesey examining himself, manner," and he felt that individual needs and process interlibrary loan at as it is to read. There is almost no proceeds inexorably. Cases are re­ his purposes in taking the trip and requests might be better handled by requests. Another proposal was to white space anywhere. The pages viewed, the evidence brought forth, results from it. At the same time it faculty advisors. He said also that start a travel fund to sponsor trips to themselves escape boring whiteness and the trial rockets towards a some­ glorifies the good times, it also de­ books out of print might be found research libraries in the Northeast -they are printed over with a photo­ what predictable ending. flates the legend. Kesey, hero to count­ through a rare books search if they such as Harvard Library or the New graph of patterned clouds, inter­ Kesey'stitleforhisbookisarlouble­ less long-haired freaks, was partially represented significant studies in a York Public Library. A xerox fund rupted by colored spaces for the text edged sword. Of course, the inquiry bald. Neal Cassady, beat legend from field of research. might also be included to help stu­ Besides the four clubs, at least two dents copy the materials at these li­ and photographs. Still photographs is inquiring into the bus "Further" - On T~ Road, looked astoundingly are everywhere, and there's a flip­ when the V-Meter is hooked up to the like AI Bundy from Married With other clubs expressed interest. Rolf braries. Rolf also hopes that the Stu­ book movie of Neal Cassady's The bus, the bus generates the pictures Children. Kesey manages to exoner­ said that a proposal for material on dent Library Committee might be­ Fastest Man Alive in action in one that are Kesey's footage. However, it ate himself from any guilt feelings the Indians that lived in the Hudson comeastanding request program will corner. Black and white photographs is a "Further Inquiry" in the sense about all this "irresponsibility'' and Valley seemed ,well researched in continue. V have been reprinted in electric colors, that it probes into the bus trip as makes his psychedelic exit in true and the color ones are frequently being a microcosm of the Sixties, tries Prankster fashion. While The Further reproduced multiple times in mul­ to find out if there were any answers Inquiry comes across as a trifle self­ tiple colorations. (Someday, all books to all the questions that were being absorbed, it is a brilliant piece of re­ will look like this.) asked back then. cording. 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Production Manager Emergency Forum Michael Kauffman Production Staff continued from page 1 bonafide is it?" DavidAames fellow curators, Bard trustees, and Emily Glick also criticized the reso­ Dickson Jean Production Advisor administrators and they had all lution, saying "this is the idea of an Keightie Sherrod agreed that keeping the piece down organization trying to finagle the would be a form of art censorship. Blum Callery into holding a show... an Senior Copy Editor Andrea Breth Weintraub also gave a written com­ apology is out ofline, they were doing Copy Editors mitment that the Blum Gallery would their jobs." Gabriel Miller participate in Day Without Art, and There was also vocal support for Tatiana Powell agreed to form a working group to the resolution. 'The Blum Gallery Andrea J. Stein find ways the Blum Gallery can deal represents Bard," said Karl Rydju, Business Manager with gay, lesbian and AIDS issues. "and that makes it different from any • Usa Folb The revised resolution condemned gallery I know. It hurts me {that this Advertisi11g Manager Karyn I

tion in Israel, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait balance of power in the Middle East, (which was exacerbated by the war) Israeli/Palestinian relations, the Only the war has ended and Iraq. In addition, our much­ question of artificially created bor­ improved relations with the Soviet ders which sparked this conflict in continued from page 1 SaudiArabia,myfirstindination was failure even to listen to Iraq, to en­ Union have been jeopardized by our the first place, but, also, what in my properly addressed in the broadcast to oppose the action. However, I then gage in a dialogue, was evidence of a point-blank rejection of its attempts view is most important, the Ameri­ media. I am of the opinion that the considered that, in this instance, we complete refusal to engage iri diplo­ at negotiating a cease fire (and I'm can philosophy. American arrogance. United States has proved itself, time were invited (but then, the Afghans matic negotiation, 1 recognize that sure that Senator Dole's diplomatic This time, it 'didn't destroy us. But and time again, to be much too ready, invited the Soviets, too), and Iraq making any concessions to Iraq might comment-it's time that the Soviets who knows what will happen next much too eager, to become militarily had certainly over-stepped interna-: give a green light to other nations butt out-was just terribly helpful). time? Or the time after that? Mean­ engaged. We are the self-proclaimed tiona! law (to say the least) by invad­ considering making a similar "an­ We expect Iraq to pay reparations to while, children are starving, thou­ police force of the world, ready to ing Kuwait. Besides, it was suppos­ nexation" of a smaller neighbor ... cover the damage they caused ... but, sands are dying of AIDS, our educa­ fight against injustice(as represented edly part of a joint U.N. action, al­ although they might be forced to in the end, who were the aggressors? tional system is being eroded, we are by our positions on apartheid in South though it certainly seems that the retreat, they eould receive something We were. And I honestly don't be­ over three trillion dollars in debt, Africa, maintaining constructive-?­ U.S. did not object to its role as the in the arrangement. However, even a lieve that we can say that we were and, economically, we are now ex­ engagement despite pleas from leader of that joint action. strong stand on "unconditional sur­ driven to it. At least not at the point porting primary goods and import­ Bishop Desmond Tutu to impose As time went on, and Janu~ry 15th render" need not involve military that had been reached. ing manufactured products which economic sanctions), and to support approached, I became increasingly engagement, at least not so soon. Because this engagement has had makes us a third world nation ... what democracy (by supporting fascists, concerned. Very little attention was Sanctions take time, but the U.S. a positive outcome (tell that to the are we trying to protect anyway? in opposition to the majority of pub­ given in the media to the effects in government lacks patience. Which families who have lost husbands, And what kind of example do we lico pinion, in Nicaragua and by con­ lraq of the sanctions; however, what leads me to my point. wives, fathers, mothers, brothers, think we're setting for the rest of the sistently deposing democratic, al­ I did see indicated that the sanctions At this point, the war appears to be sis teAr, sons and daughters), it is easy world?Whenyouthinkaboutit, what though socialist-leaning, govern­ were having an impact. Neverthe­ a "success." It was much shorter than to say we did the right thing. That we makes us think we know better... that ments-even to the extent of CIA less, I have no doubt in my mind that anticipated, and the much-discussed were justified in our actions. But we we have the right to step in and "fix" aided and instigated assassinations­ nothing, short oflraq' s pull-out from possibility of a larger Muslim reac­ must try to remember the underly­ things? Oh yes, of course, might in order to establish fascist regimes). Kuwait, would stop us from engag­ tion has yet to occur. We are all re­ ing questions. And, although the makes right. But at this rate, I doubt Then, of course, one may recall Gre­ inginmilitaryaction. Wedidn'twant lieved, which makes it easier to for­ results for us economically and per­ we can remain mighty for long. nada and Panama ... but I am heading the sanctions to work... we wanted get that there have been hundreds of sonally have not been as devastating somewhat off the subject. the glory of war. casualties, not to mention the deaths as many had predicted, there is still Sincerely, When we first deployed troops in Although l have also felt that our of innocent civilians,and thedestruc- much to deal with, including the Andrea J. Stein BARD COLLEGE MARCH 9 TO 1 5, 1 9 9 1" WEEKLY COMMUNITY INFORMATION NEWSLETTER -n r 0 u g h t t 0 y 0 u b y t h e D e a n 0 f S t u d e li t s

.-'.rt Department Evaluations: , Mic~aux: Foundational Cinema, will be held on Monday, March Students,FacultyandStaffarealsoinvitedtosubmitpoetry,short Oral testimony regarding Professor Laura Battle and Professor 11, at 6:30 PM in Olin 102. fiction and essays in French to Paper Machi. Submissions should Jim Sullivan will take place on Wednesday, March 6 in the be mailed to Professor Brault or 0. Chilton by March 15. The Graphics Workshop of the Proctor Arts Center. Professor Battle Lecture on Urban Culture: writer's name should not appear on the wor~ instead an index i~ up for rehiring, Professor Sullivan is up for Senior Faculty On Tuesday, March 12, Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson will be card should be attached to each submission with the writer's ~fember status. Letters are also welcome and due in by March 16 speaking on Urban Discourse, Urban Culture: The Flaneur and name and phone number and the title of the work. Bon courage! through campus mail to Professor Jean Churchill. the City. By looking at the flaneur as both a product and a critique of urban civilization, Professor Ferguson will raise in her talk Scottish Countty Dancing: Levy Lecture: issues such as what holds a city together, what has been the role Scottish Country Dancing will take place on Wednesday, March Some Dim~nsions ofMulti-Attribute Welfare Analysis, a lecture of culture, and literature in particular, in helping create/ sustain 20 at 7:30 to 9:30PM in Manor House. by Dr. Esfandiar Maasoumi, will take place in the Confe~nce a sense of community and in resisting the immense pressures Room of Blithewood at 4:00 PM on Thursday, March 7. Dr. toward fragmentation. Priscilla Ferguson is Professor of French Fencing Maasoumi is Professor of Economics at Southern Methodist and Sociology at Columbia 'Universi~. She is also Associate The fencing club welcomes all students to a demonstration and University. Professor Maasoumi is Editor of Econometric Reviews, Director of Columbia's Institute for Research on Women and introductory lesson on Wednesday, March 13 at 8:30 pm. Saber, aFellowoftheJournalofEconometrlcs, and wrotetheintroduction · Gender. She is the author of The Battle of the Bourgeois: The Novel epee, and foil will be presented and all interested students are for Contributions to Econometrics. For more information, please in France, 1789-1848, and Literary France: The Making of a Culture. greatly~ncouraged to sign up. No experience is necessary. Fencing contact the Levy at 758--7448. The lecture will be in Olin 102 at 8:00 PM. It is sponsored by the is the Sport of Bard's future and more fun than you could possibly Sociology Department, the Division of Languages and Literature, imagine! Come! Writer's Workshop Lec!Ure: the Women's Studies Program and the Bard Center. Mona Simpson's Writer's Workshop will present Hames Linville, Dances, Shows and Movies: Managing Editor of The Paris Review, on Friday, March 8 at 2:00 Tea, Cookies and Talk: Films are shown in the Student Center at 7:00 PM and 9:00PM. PM in Olin 102. The Mathematics and Physics Departments will be holding Tea, 7:00PM is non-smoking. Other events are atthe times listed in the Copkies and Talk on Thursday, March 14. The speaker will be Student Center. I Career Day: William Zwicker of Union College, who will discuss The Meet :Bard alumni/ ae in a variety of career fields! Learn more Mathematics ofPolitical Power. The talk take place in Hegeman March8: Roger & Me (Movie) aboutthefieldsand makevaluablecon~acts for s~merintemships 102 at 4:45 PM. Refreshments will be served at 4:30 PM. March 9 1940's thru 1990's Dance -10:00 PM and other opportunities. The career day will take place on March March 10: Kid Millions (Movie) 9inthe0linAuditoriumat1:00PM.Ifyouareplanningtoattend, Paper Machi: March 11: Scott Damgaard in the Student Center-9:00PM please ~ontact Harriet Schwartz at ext. 539. In view of the first issue of our French magazine, Paper Machi, a March 12;. Hail Mary (Movie) contest has been opened for the designing of the jacket. March 13: Love on the Run -in Olin 203 at 7:00PM Minority Studies Lecture: . Photographs of paintings accepted. Line work should be submitted (Part of the French Film Series) Marilyn Jiminez, the Director of African and La~ino Studies and as camera ready art (STAD, but no larger that 81/2 ~ 11. Anyone March 15: Rebel Without a Cause (Mov ie) the Associate ProfeSS

Morning 6:00PM 6:30PM 5:30PM 5:00PM 4:30PM 5:00PM Bard van shuttle runs to Ecumenical Worship Service Enviromnental Qub French Table Spanish Table Tea, Cookies & Talk General deadline for Rhinecliff, Red Hook, & Chapel Committee Room Committee Rooot Kljne Common1 Hegeman 102 submissions to The Bard Rhinebeck Kline Commons Kline Ccmmons Observer 7:00PM 5:30PM 5:30 • 6:30 PM 1:00PM Alcoholics Anonymous 6:30PM 6:00PM Italian Table Russian Table Career Day Aspinwall 302 Minority Studies Lecture Amnesty International College Room Committee Room Olin Auditorium Olin 102 Olin Kline Commons Kline Commons 7-lOPM 5:45- 10:30 PM Writing Tutors 7:00PM 6:00PM 7:00PM 6:30PM Trip to Hudson Valley Mall, Albee Annex 103 Observer Features/Arts staff Observer News staff meeting Al·Anon BBLAGA Meeting Kingston meeting Kline Aspinwall 302 Albee Social Room 7:00 & 9:00 PM Preston 127 Movies 7·10 PM 7:00PM 7·10 PM Student Center 7:00PM Writing Tutors Christian Meeting Writing Tutors (See Above) Women's Center Meeting Albee Annex 103 Bard Chapel Basement Albee Annex 103 Train Runs: Student Center 4:15 PM for the 4:51 Train 8:00PM 7:00PM 7:30.PM 6:36 PM for the 7:36 Train 7·10PM Observer Photo staff meeting Flute Choir Narcotics Anonymous 8:00PM for the 9:11 Train Writing Tutors Albee lowtge Bard Chapel Aspinwall302 Leave from IOine, goes to the Albee Annex 103 Rhinecliff Station 8:00PM 7-10 PM 7:00 & 9:00 PM Urban Culture Lecture Writing Tutors Movies 6:00 PM for the 7:13 Train • Olin102 Albee Annex 103 Student Center Leave from Kline , goes to the (See Above) Poughkeepsie Station 7:00PM Train Pickups: Movie 12:00 NOON. Olin 203 Deadline for all calendar : 5:15, 7:14, 10:15 PM Rhinecliff Station (See ABove) submissions for the issue covering March 23 Through 7:13PM 8:30PM March 29, 1991 Poughkeepsie station Fencing Oub due in the Dean of Student's Intro & Demo office