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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at Montclair State University Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The onM tclarion by an authorized administrator of Montclair State University Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Trustees Axe 47 Faculty By Josephine Policastro His statement was followed by prematurely." trustees go to Trenton and protest Voting unanimously to la y o ff 47 faculty members for the 1976-1977 numerous urgings from faculty The president stated further that the budget cuts. One instructor called school year, the Board of Trustees caused a group of over 100 staff members members to change the resolution to 104 cuts in faculty have been for the resignation of the trustees in to walk out before adjournment of last night's public meeting. one which rehires personnel with a proposed but because of 30 order to show non-acceptance for the The measure raising strong objections from faculty members including stipulation that if more monies are retirements and resignations, layoffs proposed financial cutbacks at state Marcoantonio Lacatena, American Federation of Teachers (AFT) president not obtained for state colleges they have been able to be reduced to a colleges. also received criticism from Manny C. Menendez, SGA president, speaking for will be terminated. total of approximately 74 including Fred Kelly, chairman of the the student body. IN ADDRESSING the trustees those made in December. administrative sciences department, Resisting pleas from Gerald A. approximately 140 for close to an Lacatena spent considerable time A COMPLAINT made by Arthur charged that cuts were not being LeBoff, trustee chairman, to stay hour. charging that to his knowledge the Rosser, chairman of the industrial evenly distributed thoughout the seated, teachers and department IN READING the resolution, proposed change for teaching 15 education and technology departments. chairmen shuffled from the meeting Gladys C. Hunter, head of the semester hours instead of the department, alleged that one half of He projected that 145 requests in an apparent protest leaving few personnel committee, attributed the contracted 12 has not been all cuts in the faculty are in the from seniors for courses required for non-reappointments of the 47 School of Professional Arts and behind. negotiated between the state and the graduation in his department will not One instructor shouted, "This is faculty to the proposed cuts to union. He declared, "This is being Sciences. While claiming that his own be filled next year with the layoffs in higher education as recommended in department is being reduced by 75% not a court room!" Another, raising imposed illegally and is being carried staff. He claimed, "There is no way Rosser said the school comprising the his hand to the trustees cried, "We do the state’s budget. out in the name of legal we can operate." Robert Dorner, faculty more "career oriented" programs is not have to stay if we do not want responsibility." Names of faculty members or a being hit the hardest. breakdown of the number cut in each to ." representative to the trustees, MSC President David W.D. Throughout the meeting several The resolution was adopted after requested that all faculty positions be Dickson explained, "In December we department were not released by the trustees received suggestions and retained until the financial situation did not know the full extent of the faculty members demanded that trustees. complaints from the audience of budget cuts and did not want to cut is definite.

Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 Voi. 52 No. 5

Operation Letter Dump Rally Spurs 60,000 Letters to Inundate Assembly NJSA Interest

By Rich Figel By Phil Salerno with the 250 letters received from sponsored by the SGA. Students " I f we can get wheelbarrows, students who attended the rally. will be required to write a letter Violence and confusion marred the demonstration for higher we will wheel the letters in ," "The campaign is off to a good to one of their legislators to gain education but the rally was still a success, according to Manny C. M anny C. Menendez, SGA start," Robinson said. admission. Menendez, SGA president and New Jersey Student Association president, promised. "THE TABLE will be open so Ken Rothweiler, SGA director (NJSA) treasurer. Menendez hopes to wheel both day and night students can o f dorm affairs, said dorm Immediately after the rally in Trenton, the NJSA held a press 60.000 handwritten letters, the be reached effectively," Robinson students will play a large role in conference, issued press releases and wrote letters to legislators to result of Operation Letter Dump, said. the le tte r writing campaign contradict negative publicity focused on the violence. into the state legislature in Menendez conceived the idea because they are already on AS A direct result of the rally, legislative leaders in Trenton now Trenton at the conclusion of the of the marathon which is also campus. He expects nearly 2000 want to meet with the NJSA, Menendez said at the NJSA Board of three week letter writing going to be held at the other letters from dorm students Trustees meeting on Feb. 22. campaign. eight state colleges. through the campaign. Representatives from Rutgers University, the New Jersey OPERATION LETTER Dump, Included in the program for This is the first letter writing Institute of Technology (NJIT) and the Revolutionary Student sponsored by the SGA Tuition the marathon day will be various campaign for this year, according Brigade (RSB) also met with the NJSA in an emotionally charged Task Force, is being held because activities in the ballrooms and the to Menendez. Two other meeting to discuss the rally and follow-up action which includes many legislators feel students are meeting rooms. One possibility campaigns that were conducted Operation Letter Dump and an investigation into charges of police apathetic, according to Frank being considered by the last year were successful, although brutality at the rally. Robinson, chairman of the task, task force is a beer party both used form letters, he added. The rally was controlled by the American Federation of force. Teachers (AFT) but student participation was largely organized by "Handwritten letters have the' the NJSA. Under the "fu ll funding" theme over 5000 students most impact on legislators. It protested for restoration of over $50 million reduced from the shows the people care enough to higher education budget in the last two years. " It was the largest take the time and w rite," gathering of students for higher education in the history of New Robinson said. Jersey," Menendez said. A table will be set up in the CONFUSION AT the rally began after Marcoantonio Lacatena, Student Center lobby with all the AFT president, announced that Byrne would address the crowd. necessary addresses and Later Lacatena said the mixup came when a government aide said information for students to write Byrne would meet with students but meant student government their legislators. leaders. STUDENTS PLANNING to When told that Byrne would meet with only the leaders, angry write will also be asked to vote students chanted, "B u llsh it!" Students who gained control of the on the position they wish to take microphone told the crowd to "go in and get Byrne." Subsequently concerning the possible strike in the crowd surged towards the speakers' platform and entrance to March, according to Robinson. the State House was blocked off by about 20 state police. This was promised by Menendez With arms outstretched the state police pushed the protestors earlier this month at the strike back off the steps. Students began to break apart the speakers' forum. platform as over 100 Trenton police with four police dogs arrived. The campaign is scheduled to Shortly after the microphone was turned off, sticks from the run from now until March 10. platform and placards were thrown at the State House as violence The final day of the campaign, a erupted. 24-hour letter writing marathon, THE 12 buses from MSC were preparing to leave just before the will be held to help reach the MONTCLARION/TIm othy Costello stick throwing began and pulled out immediately after it started. No 60.000 letter plateau established MSC students were hurt, arrested or left behind, according to by Menendez. ROLL THE WHEELBARROWS: Members o f the SGA Tuition Task Force Menendez. More than 100 letters were man tables in the Student Center Lobby to collect letters. Their ultimate goal At the NJSA meeting Paul Rio, a representative of the RSB, is the accumulation o f 60.000 letters, culminating in a letter-writing marathon collected in the first two hours of cont. on p. 5 Operation Letter Dump, along scheduled for March 10. 2. MONTCLARION/Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976

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By Barbara Ponsi order.” appearance, according to Lacatena, at the rally's conclusion on both Marcoantonio Lacatena, with Vereen, L a c a te n a He added, "Shortly after that I occurred because "he (Byrne) students and faculty members, president of the American subsequently announced to the burst into Byrne’s meeting with couldn’t make up his mind.” adding that about 50 people Federation of Teachers (AFT), crowd of 6000 students and the student leaders and alerted Lacatena explained that Byrne instigated the disturbance. responded to SGA accusations that faculty members that Byrne would them to the disturbance so that was advised differently by a "the problems caused at the rally be coming out to speak to they could go out and keep number of his aides and added, Lacatena mentioned that he were fed by poor control of the everyone, creating an atmosphere things under control. I could sense "He definitely left an impression was in Trenton the day after the speaker's p la tfo rm by the of pandemonium and evoking that the crowd was getting itchy that he may be coming out but rally and said, "From talking to AFT ... and by the ill-timed false shouts of "We want Byrne!” and students tend to listen to on the advice of the state the legislators, I believe that they announcement by the leaders of LACATENA SAID that after other students." * attorney general, he decided to recognize that only a handful of the same group that the governor he realized the misunderstanding THE MISUNDERSTANDING meet with the student leaders." people were involved in the would address the rally” by citing he remained outside for awhile, concerning the governor’s He blamed the minor skirmish trouble.” a misunderstanding on his part as "trying to keep some kind of to the governor's actual intentions. At the "fu ll funding for higher education” rally in Trenton on Feb. 19, the exuberant energy displayed by the crowd erupted Arrested Student Cites Police Assault into a minor disturbance towards the end of the rally, necessitating the summoning of police noted it was erroneously reported in reinforcements and culminating in By Janet Byrne ACCORDING TO Kleinberg, Kleinberg said, via telephone a local newspaper that Kleinberg four arrests. A charge of "assault and battery Koster, along w ith five other city Monday, that she was arrested by a would countercharge Koster. LACATENA EXPLAINED that upon a police officer” leveled against city police officer while attempting police officers, kicked her, threw her T H E SAME acquaintance at approximately 1 pm on the against a wall and twisted her arm a William Paterson College (WPC) to assist a student to her feet in the described Kleinberg’s role at the rally day of the rally, Larry Vereen, an front lines before the State House in within the confines of a room in the senior at the "fu ll funding for higher as that of "active demonstrator who advisor to NJ governor Brendan T. State House before depositing her in education" rally Feb. 19 was Trenton. has no affiliation with the Byrne, told him that Byrne would downgraded to "simple assault" one the basement of that building. Kleinberg listed injuries sustained Revolutionary Student Brigade be m e e tin g w ith the students. day later, according to Ann Manning, Kleinberg, one of four students between the time of arrest and the (RSB)." "What he actually meant was that public defender. arrested Feb. 19, denies having moment of booking as a black eye, The original charge leveled against Byrne would be meeting with student kicked and slapped Koster and said Kleinberg, assault and battery, is "an Both Manning and defendant bruises on the legs and back and representatives but at the time I that she did not resist arrest. indictable offense" payable by a Ellen Kleinberg declined to reveal chest pains. interpreted his statement as meaning Kleinberg said that before her maximum seven years imprisonment that the governor would address why the original offense was lowered arrest, by virtue of standing in the FRANK KOSTER, arresting and/or a $2000 fine, according to everyone at the rally," Lacatena said. to a disorderly persons charge in a front ranks of rallying students, she officer, is reported by Kleinberg to Manning, Kleinberg’s attorney. "was pushed" several times into the He added that he was unaware municipal court Feb. 20. have alleged that Kleinberg "kicked Kleinberg noted her case will be line of policemen barricading the of the fact that Byrne had “THE CHARGE was lowered at him in the groin and legs and slapped heard Thurs., March 11 before a front door of the State house. scheduled a meeting with student the discretion of the prosecution," him across the face” prior to her judge rather than a jury, as a result of leaders. Manning stated. arrest. ALONE IN the State House after the charge being downgraded in HOWEVER, AFTER speaking municipal court the day after it was Kleinberg claims Koster and her arrest and previous to her made. another city officer carried her booking, Kleinberg said, Koster The disorderly persons offense of bodily to a room in the State House "threatened" her with a night stick. after pronouncing her under arrest simple assault is punishable by six Students Reject "Do you want this club? Do you months in prison and/or a $500 fine, and proceeded to physically maltreat need this club? I’ll give you this her before transporting her to the Manning explained. club," Kleinberg quoted Koster as Trenton municipal prison. Kleinberg said the bail necessary Faculty Teach-In saying while brandishing the stick for her release, $50, was provided on Koster was unavailable for over her. Feb. 20 by the dean of students at By Sharon Beron comment. An acquaintance of Kleinberg WPC. During a controversial meeting of the SGA legislature Tuesday, a bill was passed to reject an invitation to participate in the proposed fcculty/student teach-in. The teach-in day would consist of a panel discussion with speakers, general and specific workshops and a question/answer Majority Rule Stifles Education period, all conducted under the blanket theme of state higher education cutbacks and their effects. By Thomas Craughwell Circle, a discussion group of the 'DESIGNATED LETTER-writing marathon day will also philosophy-religion department, serve as a teach-in day to be operated and organized by the students," Manny C. Menendez, SGA president said. This bill "H ow does higher education called for public support for colleges was unanimously approved and the marathon date set for survive in a democracy considering but defended the right of the college Wed., March 10. that a democracy is a government to govern itself. "Colleges are Principle reasoning for the rejection of the dual teach-in where the majority rules?" Thomas essential for a democracy," he said. was largely based on Trenton's Feb. 19 rally results. According Richardson, one-time president of They need to be nurtured, to Menendez, the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) did MSC, said at a lecture on Feb. 24. supported and then left alone." not provide proper supervision or address at the rally. When trouble broke out, they faded from the scene, leaving the Speaking to a full house of 100 R ichard son explained that students holding the blame for the ensuing disturbance, he students and faculty members, institutions of higher education are said. Richardson stated that a democracy faced with the problem of convincing Menendez continued to state that a problem occurred when should have general education people to send money but not to the AFT requested that the microphone be turned off. He requirements but that the majority come in and tell the colleges how to said that this stopped necessary communication with the shouldn't run it. Richardson, spend the money. student body. presently a member of the "PEOPLE THOUGHT colleges philosophy department, saw this as a "WE HAD to grab the microphone to speak for Lacatena," were nice things to have so long as Menendez said. "Avenues will be left open to faculty support fundamental flaw in the democratic they didn 't cost much. Once they in the teach-in but not to a direct cooperation," he system since the majority has became extremely expensive, colleges continued. "We got burnt once-let’s not get burnt again." recently decided to cut back funds to became a political issue," Richardson higher education. Ken Malmud.SGA attorney general,added, "Marco has not said. apologized to the students in any way. He would let us hang. RICHARDSON WENT on to If there is to be a leadership collaboration, trust must be a The slim, white haired speaker speculate that perhaps it isn’t popular key factor. We cannot trust the AFT.” assured his listeners that he was all control that is at fault but rather a Chris Confroy, SGA legislator, summarized rally results in for the effectiveness of colleges in the stating, "The students did this, the students did that and the powerful elite of industrialists and political arena; however, they should wealthy leading families. "The students were arrested. The faculty failed to share participation not become a political institution problem of higher education in New rights in this part of the joint activity." with the college president as "union LEO JACOBY, vice president of the New Jersey Student Jersey is that the majority of the leader." people aren't interested in it," Association (NJSA), said, "When it came down to it, the Dr. Thomas Richardson In conclusion, Richardson stated union leader had control over set agenda and its changes. We Richardson said. He added hastily, "in my opinion." Dr. Richardson expounds on the that, "Our problem is not with some do want a teach-in. We do not want to be directly affiliated insidious, elitist group of capitalists 'tyranny of the majority. ' with the faculty in our project." Richardson, speaking upon the but that we don't have popular invitation of the Hermeneutical support." 4. MONTCLARION/Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 '______STARTING MON., MARCH 1 Prescription Program $ 1 per prescription

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Rally Spurs NJSA Interest Financial Aid To Be Revamped corn, from p. 1 By Robert M . Scherer much money will be available should disclosed the personal objectives of to those students presently not called Stark's comments Haskell Rhett, assistant chancellor tuition go up and enrollment go his participant role. receiving it but who will require it if "outrageous actions of the NJSA." of higher education, is presently down. When we know this, the "I think it is a positive approach tuition increases, the new plan will Rio angrily told Stark, "The organizing a student advisory consideration and comments of to a future program,” he said. "M y cover those students now receiving NJSA should defend students for committee to assist his staff in group members will be influential to main emphasis in the program w ill be aid, such as state scholarship holders, their strong stand." It was the formulating a new financial aid final decisions with regard to how the to see that the middle income by increasing the award to offset the first NJSA meeting the RSB program to benefit needy students in aid available will be distributed," he student will receive aid as well as the tuition raise. attended despite previous the event of a tuition increase. explained. low income student. The plan must The first meeting of the student invitation. Before leaving, Rio provide for this to be successful," advisory group is scheduled for Mon., expressed RSB interest in working Manny C. Menendez, SGA Menendez spoke optimistically Menendez stressed. March 1 at the department of higher with the NJSA in the future. president, has accepted Rhett's about the student committee and BESIDES providing financial- aid education building in Trenton. Nearly 40 student leaders invitation to become a member of attended the meeting although the committee. only 12 were NJSA trustee members representing the eight MENENDEZ SAID that he will be Night Students Demand More state colleges. Representatives from the sole representative of the eight Rutgers and NJIT hinted that state colleges on the advisory body By Joanne Swanson in teaching loads and in tuition, the elimination of they may join the NJSA. The two which will consist of eight to 10 Night students banded together and unanimously sabbaticals and tuition reimbursements for faculty as schools represent an additional members. Among the participants passed a resolution to give their students priority over well as a reduction in admission. 4 2 ,0 0 0 full-time students - the will be one representative each for day students at registration for night courses. "YO U CAN'T have faculty, courses and students NJSA already represents some the county colleges, the Equal The resolution was accepted for review by MSC eliminated and still have quality education continue," 50,000. Opportunity Fund (EOF), Rutgers President David W.D. Dickson and Irwin H. Gawley, Long stated. "Instead you will have fewer going to THE NJSA's next project is University and various other vice president for academic affairs, at a meeting of the college and those who go will get less for their Operation Letter Dump, an segments of the student population. Evening Students Organization (ESO) on Feb. 18. In money," she said. attempt to swamp Trenton with The main purpose of the addition to voting on the priority resolution, the strike Gawley suggested that night students pressure the thousands of letters on one day committee will be to provide to situation was presented and the ESO was introduced department of higher education to increase the as another effort to dramatize the Rhett and his staff suggestions of and promoted. funding formula. According to Gawley full-time plight of higher education. new program proposals, should a ACCORDING TO Carlos de la Torre, chairman of support is three times the support of part-time Four arrests were made and tuition increase necessitate such ESO's steering committee, their demands call for at students. several minor injuries resulted considerations. least three more night courses in each department next from the violence at the rally. semester, a counseling service in each school at least He also spoke of the money which goes back to the State police made only one of the According to Rhett, "The main two nights a week, a permanent voting member to the state as "unanticipated revenue." According to four arrests. Students attending provision in the plan is to amend the Board of Trustees elected by night students, a Gawley, MSC was not allowed to keep any of the the NJSA meeting largely agreed present statutes of Tuition Aid Grant committee to continuously evaluate night school $48,000 which was collected at the change of programs last year. that the state police behaved well (TAG) by making the qualifications programs composed of both evening students and but Trenton police may have less restrictive and thereby allowing administration and office space for the organization. Carmen Criccione, head of ESO's publicity and financial committees, spoke briefly about ESO and its overreacted in certain instances. more students to benefit from the Cindy Long, a representative from the teachers' goal to benefit all evening students. They hope to As a result, the NJSA aid." union, outlined the facts about the cutbacks for the publish a newletter and ask for donations to get the unanimously passed a resolution night students, referring to them as a "shopping list of organization going. calling for the investigation of RHETT CONTINUED," "Right horrors." "Because there is no one person responsible for particular incidents involving police now our problem is not knowing how According to Long, "the brutal facts" include a night school it is run totally haphazardly," Long said. brutality. reduction in faculty and course offerings, an increase Sooner or later, you have to get a job. Maybe we can help. This Sat., Feb. 28, the New Alumni Committee of the MSC Alumni Association will sponsor “Today’s Job — Tomorrow’s Career,” a brass-tacks employment conference, in the Student Center 9 am - 3:30 pm. No philosophy. No scare tactics. Just facts and experiences. After a keynote address by Dr. Gladys Ellenbogen, MSC economics professor, we’ll begin a panel called “Making It — MSC Grads Tell You How.” More than a dozen MSC alumni, students less than five years ago, will tell you how they got — and kept — their jobs. Plenty of time for questions and small group discussions.

Later, there’s a series of concurrent workshops on recognizing and dealing with discrimination, career counseling, employment agencies, special opportunities for women, resume writing and interviewing. It’s practical. It’s useful. And it’s free. Further info: Alumni House, ext. 4141. 6. MONTCLARION/Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 M101N11reiLA R 01Nn Consumer News| Voi. 52 No. 5 Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 Donald Scarinci editor-in-chief Labels That Help Or Hinder? Iren« McKnight Debra A. Kaslauskas managing editor Michael F.X. Grieco editorial page editor By Sltaron Makatenas about it. DISADVANTAGES advisor SOME ADVANTAGES OF UPC recorded electronically on the Jeff Senders advertising manager Hank Gola associate editor Do you feel like a foreigner when As reported in “Consumer News,” register is accurate if the price is not Lydia De Fretos arts editor Amy Kroll feature editor ■ you, the astute consumer, are reading March 5, 1975, checkout process marked on the product ?) Scott Winter business manager John Scruggs photography editor a label in the supermarket and you would be faster since the clerk does Setting up a computerized Men of APO circulation Barbara Ponsi news editor come across a series of black lines not have to read prices and ring up supermarket is expensive - higher Barbara Cesario copy editors Stava Nuiver sports editor and numbers that don’t make any items. The checkout process will be food prices may result; industry has Sylvia Endicfc Bob Scherer assistant sense? You’re not alone. The lines more accurate since given consumers no assurance that Tony Grasso Josephine Policastro treasurer and numbers are meant to be computer-registered prices are food prices will actually be lowered if Janet Byrne editorial assistants Debbie Cangi typing staff interpreted by computers, not virtually error-proof . The computer stores do save money from Frances Fleischer JoAnn Manara consumers. can automatically handle special computerization. Errors might be The Universal Product Code (UPC) The MONTCLARION Is published weekly except during examination, situations, such as sale prices, coupon made by programmers, who feed summer and winter periods, In part by funds received from the Student is a code system devised by the food discounts, bottle returns, taxable price information into the computer. Government Association, of Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, NJ industry to identify thousands of 07043. items, food stamps and “three/for” Since electronic cash registers are Advertising rates are available upon request at our main office In the products sold in supermarkets. Under items that may become separated. expensive, stores may cut down on Student Center. Telephone (201) 893-5169 or 893-5230. UPC, every product has its own Consumer’s register tape will provide The MONTCLARION Is a member of the NJ Collegiate Press Association their checkout lanes; and consumers and Is a slx-tlme winner of the All-American rating of the ACP Competition. coded symbol and so lias every accurate and detailed record of each need safeguards to be certain that the manufacturer. purchase, including description as computer’s information on their I’m sure you are all familiar with well as price of the item. credit standing will be kept private. the labels but perhaps not with the Check-cashing will be fast, since it Both sides of the issue have been process of how the UPC system will be automatically okayed by presented. UPC provides benefits to operates. At each checkout lane, computer; supermarkets can cut or both the manufacturer-retailer and there is an electronic cash register stabilize costs because UPC code the consumer. You must form your AFT-RSB that is hooked up to a computer. A makes it unnecessary to stamp prices own opinion about UPC. Express laser beam at the checkout counter on each item (for consumers’ use, your opinion by talking to a transmits the UPC code to the central prices will be posted on shelves as supermarket representative, by filling computer where product information part of unit pricing). out a questionnaire or by writing the is recorded and the price is printed The computer will also improve company. on the customer’s receipt along with the supermarket’s capacity to keep A nearby store that is using the the product name and description. Blunder track of inventory, tally consumer checkout system is the Pathmark in Although almost all items in brand and size preferences and record Plainfield. If you can, go and see supermarkets contain the code on The New Jersey Student Association(NJSA) and the American stock. Therefore, increased efficiency what it’s all about. UPC has got to be their labels-, only a sampling of in these areas and other store the biggest consumer issue in the Federation of Teachers(AFT) deserve congratulationsfor an attempt supermarkets have installed the operations should result in better supermarket since unit pricing, if not at coordinating students and teachers under the motto “full funding electronic cash registers and service and additional savings that bigger. It can radically change the for higher education.” computer equipment. The total cost could be passed along to consumers. operation of supermarkets. Make However, due to poor planning, lack of consideration by the of the UPC program to your voice heard because once the various factions involved and the destructive tactics of the manufacturers and retailers has been Shopping without price-markings code is fully in operation throughout, estimated to be as much as on items can be confusing, Revolutionary Student Brigade(RSB), the rally did more harm than the country all the consumer cries in $5 billion . But who will time-consuming and expensive (how the world aren’t going to change a good. ultimately pay that cost?? Think is the shopper to know that the price thing. The first blunder came when Marcoantonio Lacatena, AFT president, informed the assembled group that Governor Brendan T. Byrne would address them. After this announcement , which turned Equal Time] out to be false, the organized rally became chaotic. It seems that Byrne was meeting with about 20 student leaders and had no intention of meeting with the entire group. Lacatena later referred Our Interests Are the Same to the incident as a misunderstanding. A second costly mistake was the monopolization o f the speaker’s By Lucinda Long platform by AFT leaders. The obvious fact that students made up the larger part of the group in Trenton should have dictated a need After reading Carl Silvestri’s columns recently, 1 have UNION NEEDS BETTER LEADER for more NJSA speakers. Perhaps a little common sense on the part concluded that it is quite a compliment to be attacked by Two facts outweigh the issue of Lacatena’s attitudes of AFT leaders in allowing the NJSA to address their constituents him. I am “accused” of having two views which in fact I toward students. One fact is that many faculty are also would have alleviated the final outcome. am quite proud of supporting. They are: my interest in not satisfied with Lacatena’s leadership. Last year a rival The final and probably the greatest blunder was on the part of a building student-faculty unity and my opposition to slate won approximately 40% of the vote the very first Marcoantonio Lacatena, president of the AFT. time it challenged Lacatena’s slate. That challenge will few excited student groups, particularly the RSB. It’s a shame that I hope the faculty doesn’t have to strike. But Silvestri continue until we have won. Lacatena must be replaced all the planning that went into the rally on the part of the NJSA and should realize that ultimately, the only weapon any because he actively seeks to thwart the interests of both all the measures that were taken to prevent violence were ruined by worker has against an unfair employer is a strike. A strike faculty and students. He has shown little initiative in a group that never previously showed their interest at an NJSA would be costly to both faculty and students. But I building a fight against cutbacks. He has made a point of alienating students. Our union leaders should be people meeting. consider losing the fight against cutbacks and a tuition hike a much higher price to pay. The only strategy that who trust their fellow faculty members, who want to The resulting confusion became the focus of numerous has a chance of stopping the state is the willingness of build a mass unified campaign against cutbacks, who news and television reports that were uncomplimentary to all both faculty and students to fight back with all of the intend to eliminate racism and sexism in the union and weapons we possess. who, ultimately, rely on the rank and file. participating students. In asking citizens and legislators to support UNITY IS THE SOLUTION students in the fight against tuition hikes and budget cuts,this SAME INTERESTS A second fact is that any third party student stance is appearance can hurt. Students arrested, students injured, bad press I honestly see no contradiction between the interests a blueprint for disaster. Contrary to the posturing of publicity and a possible loss of legislative support can be termed of students and the interests of faculty in this fight. What NJSA, students are not powerful enough to defeat the nothing but disastrous. is at stake for both is quality education. Students will state alone. Neither are faculty. It is not too late for participants in the rally to take a lesson from receive an inferior education if large numbers of teachers I believe students themselves should seriously consider are fired, if the teaching load is raised or if sabbaticals are what happened. To the NJSA, if you want students to come out and going on strike over the tuition and fee hikes and the cuts eliminated. And yes, they will also lose quality if salaries support you, then a more forceful stand will prevent those student in admissions. I believe most faculty would support are not raised because good teachers will look for work students in that effort. supporters and the organization from looking foolish. To the AFT, if elsewhere. If tuition and fees are raised, if admissions are Manny Menendez, SGA president, is also providing you want student s to back you up in fighting for your demands, cut, faculty will suffer. We will suffer because the student inadequate leadership for students. Like Lacatena, he then try using consideration in dealing with students or you may body will be more racially and economically segregated makes a lot of speeches but he basically does not trust or and because many of our best students will be forced to lose student' support, if you haven’t already. Remember that rely on the willingness of rank and file students to fight drop out of school. and he fosters distrust between students and faculty. Both students are not just bodies to stand out on State St. and back you If our interests are compatible, why do people like Lacatena and Menendez want to rely on lobbying rather up without extending the courtesy of a shared platform. Silvestri panic at the efforts of someone like me? Part of than relying on the members of their respective Lastly, a word to the RSB who claim to have student interests in the reason is that many students dislike Lacatena and organizations. mind. The best actions are not always radical. There are more distrust the union’s protestations of loyalty to student The principles Silvestri said I “ ignore” are really quite interests. They are correct in their perception that effective ways to deal with administrative differences. To use your simple: I believe in fighting the state, building Lacatena believes that they’re apathetic and unreliable- student-faculty unity, defeating union and SGA tactics in a general student rally emphasizes your irresponsibility. he stateu so openly. misleaders and fighting racism and sexism. MONTCLARION/Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 7. I Guest Spot SG A Leader We’ve Been Used! D isunities By Ken Malmud Last week’s demonstration in Trenton showed that the students and faculty I write this not as a member of the SGA, not as student announcing the information to 6000 agitated of NJ are not going to remain passive while the state attempts to reduce the representative to the Board of Trustees but rather as a demonstrators. already low quality of higher education. plain ordinary student - a student who has been used. I Finally, we must ask about the level of control by the Most of the speakers were well received by the demonstrators. However, feel like a prostitute fulfilling someone else’s needs before identifiable AFT marshals . The sad fact is that there was when a few speakers favorably mentioned a state income tax, the crowd being unemotionally, thoughtlessly cast aside. no control because there were no identifiable AFT responded with boos and chants of “tax the rich, not the poor.” I talk of the “full funding for higher education” marshals. When it was announced that some student representatives were meeting rally. I talk of Marcoantonio Lacatena, President of the I have just discussed 3 fatal mistakes made by the AFT with Governor Byrne the crowd responded with shouts of “Bullshit” and “We American Federation of Teachers, who coaxed students but they were just that, mistakes. What transpired during want Byrne.” The demonstrators weren’t willing to settle for a meeting out on a limb and without a word of apology sawed off and after the rally however, can only be described as between student politicians and the state politicians they so much aspire to be that limb, watching, as students fell. blatant disregard for students and their concerns. like. THREE CONCERNS OF STUDENTS WHERE’S LACATENA? ONE GOOD SPEAKER The rally was organized as a joint student and faculty During the violence Lacatena disappeared. He reported The president of the Black Student Union of Rutgers/Camden seemed to be effort but quickly became a student demonstration the that he went into the state house to get SGA leaders to the most politically aware speaker. He called the cutbacks and tuition hike moment violence erupted. Two weeks prior to the rally, attempt to quell the violence. But did that take \ 'h hours? “reactionary” and “an attack on the working class.” Furthermore, he stressed many had been in daily contact with Lacatena. We raised All SGA presidents were on the street attempting to calm student and teacher unity and pointed out the reactionary nature of an three major concerns in these conversations: control of down the crowd. So was NJSA lobbyist Sam Crane. So income tax and that the rich and the corporations should be made to pay. the microphone, limiting rumors and having proper were other professional legislative agents. But was The next speaker was Manny Menendez who began by saying, “I’m not security by our own people rather than the police. We Lacatena?No,because while students were being clubbed, going to give you a lot of rhetoric...” and proceeded to say practically nothing. continued to pound away at these three points because he was nowhere to be found. He was able to make the brilliant observation that there were more students they were under the AFT’s self-appointed control and we After the trouble had subsided, the NJSA had a press there than anyone else - very perceptive. knew from past experience how large crowds can get out conference. Lacatena was there. Did he at any time admit MENENDEZ AIMS AT DISUNIFICATION of control and how print-journalists look for ways to any guilt over what had transpired?No. Did he admit to Menendez’s speech was an effort at preventing the students and teachers distort demonstrations by focusing in on the exceptions first announcing that the governor would address the from uniting. It was a deliberate attempt at driving a wedge between the two. rather than the central and uniting issues. In light of these dem onstrators when the press asked students why they The state would have to give in if the students and teachers united to strike for facts, let us explore the events that transpired that day. had fired up the crowd by announcing that the governor their demands which are so intricately related. Any attempt to divide students With regard to control of the microphone, it stands, would address them? No. Has he at any time since and teachers aids the state and that is what Menendez tried to do. almost needless to say, that there was none. There was a apologized to students? No. Has he stepped forward to Let us not forget the fact that the next day Menendez blamed the minor speakers list constructed prior to the rally, ft was quickly protest that it was a joint “faculty-student violence on “outside agitators.” We’ve heard that term many times before. It is thrown out of the window as the AFT leader let almost demonstration” when the headlines like “Student Protest often used to discredit demonstrations, sit- ins, etc. It’s the same thing that anyone speak. Then, after the damage had been done and Turns to Brawl” are plastered across every paper in the Governor Byrne blamed the anger of the crowd on. So again we see Menendez leaders were trying to urge people back to their busses, metropolitan area?Of course not. In fact, when asked by giving the same line as the state. that same microphone was shut off again by order of members of the press if he thought that the governor NOT SUPPORTIVE Lacatena. This action left bull horns, under the control of contributed to the trouble by not coming out, he replied, In trying to belittle the rightful anger of the crowd, Menendez showed that people supporting violent action, as the only available “Yes, there were 6000 students out there who just he does not support those students who would be least able to contend with amplified sound to guide the crowd. wanted to hear him speak.” Notice how the words “and cutbacks and higher tuition. It was black and other minority students who LACATENA MISINFORMED faculty” were conveniently omitted. were the most militant and angry. It was these students who had to fight the Second, with regard to controlling rumors, we must ask This failure to stand up and admit his role in the sad hardest to get into college and they showed that they will be fighting the who first announced that Governor Byrne would address events of that day can only be described as shameful. hardest to stay in. These are Menendez’s “outside agitators.” the rally The answer is Lacatena. He reported after the The rest is history. Students were arrested. Students This demonstration showed that students and teachers are willing to work rally, that an aid to thegovernor had told him that the were injured. Student concerns were hurt by the press, together. At the other state colleges students are much more united than we governor would “speak to the students” and that he had perhaps irreparably. And Lacatena stood by silently, are here and it is apparent that the student politicians of MSC are probably the taken that to mean that Byrne would address the rally. releasing only a shallow statement blaming the chancellor biggest roadblock to unity in the face of cutbacks and to victory in the However, after all our warnings about rumors, one would and the governor, Perhaps, though the rally was not a .defense of higher education. think that Lacatena would make damn sure before total loss. Maybe students learned a lesson on being used. [Carl Silvestri 1 What the Doctor Ordered? Hypocrisy is spreading around it was Lacatena that issued false until the last day which was the day this campus almost as much as the information which touched off the before Thanksgiving. She signed in flu, with similar effects. wave of violence. for work in order to receive her Many important people and Once the rally got out of hand, holiday pay. She had no way of groups of people have caught this Lacatena was nowhere to be found. knowing that New Jersey Governor virus of late. In order to prevent With him went all the talk of a Brendan T. Byrne would comedown further contamination it may be wise faculty-student protest with his own case of hypocrisy and to cite these cases. TUITION INCREASE: THE settle the strike around 5 pm that Marcoantonio Lacatena, ANSWER? afternoon. The settlement included a American Federation of Teachers’ Dr. Leo Troy, American full day’s pay for that Wednesday president, was hit by the bug last Association of University Professors regardless of whether or r\pt anyone week. It seems as though he had president, Rutgers University, also worked that day. made some promises to the SGA that came down with a mild case of Fortunately for the students, the the rally at Trenton on Feb. 19 was double-talk. Troy was one of the first SGA has just recovered from this dire going to be a cooperative venture of speakers at the rally and as each illness. At a Feb. 17 legislature faculty and students protesting cuts encouraging word of a united meeting, the SGA would not even to higher education. He assured the faculty-student alliance poured from vote on, a bill that would have SGA that certain controls were going his mouth, the students cheered in adopted a stand that would “only to be implimented so that peace and approval. Little did the students benefit students.” Instead, they order be maintained. realize that the day before the tabled the bill calling it “premature.” CONTROLS NOT ENFORCED gathering Troy was quoted as saying THE CURE One control was a list of speakers in a New York Times interview that The medicine that cured the SGA drawn up prior to the rally and sent tuition increases may be the answer came in the form of the broken to Manny Menendez, SGA president. to faculty lay-offs. He stated that promises by the leadership of the At the rally, the list was never “...its one of the resources available.” AFT and the loss of credibility by enforced. Anyone that could make it The rank and file members of the some members of the rank and file. to the platform was permitted to faculty are not immune either. The SGA then voted to refuse an speak. According to informed sources, invitation by the AFT to co-sponsor In dealing with crowd control, it Lucinda Long, assistant professor of a teach-in (a concept they accepted is important to make sure that choice political science and an outspoken two weeks ago). Following that, a bill words and correct information be member of the rank and file, never was passed to support a state wide Hey Byrne! There are a few students out transmitted. If this is not done, there fully recovered from a bout last year. letter writing campaign. is a risk that one statement may LONG’S SUPPORT OF STRIKE Drafted in that bill were here who’d like to talk to you ignite the crowd in a manner The sources say that Long statements endorsing a student stand. contrary to their purpose. Ironically, supported every day of the strike up Just what the doctor ordered. about a few things. 8. MONTCLARION/Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 / ------Alumni Angles Open Letter With Gratitude Book Examines Sex Roles I want to extend my sincere thanks and appreciation to those of you who travelled to Trenton with us on Feb. 19. As you know, the \ large participation forced us to charter two extra buses just to meet A continuing interview with William Farrell, former When I talk to the women they say, “Suddenly! Why for the overwhelming demand. This is but another example of the degree of ' graduate o f MSC and author o f “The Liberated Man. ” six years I’ve been telling him this, he just hasn’t heard cooperation given us in our continuing fight against the proposed me.” budget cuts and tuition increase. By James Quinn 1 think the divorce rate may increase because As you probably know by now, an infinitesimal percentage of NJ AA: Could you reveal your attitudes on the marriages won’t be staying together for the wrong reason. students were duped by outside agitators into bringing the male-female relationship in marriage? On the other hand, it may decrease because the things demonstration to a violent conclusion. We would like you to know that FARRELL: Right now there is the potential for that usually build bad feelings between people will be MSC students reacted to the situation calmly, quickly and 100% divorce built right into every marriage which has talked out sooner. A woman with her own job is more beyond reproach. Your cooperation in proceeding to your respective traditional sex roles. At the beginning of marriage, likely to speak up before the bad feelings get out of buses helped to avert some extreme problems. It is a testimonial to husband and wife have or should have a lot of things in control. your cooperation that 600 MSC students managed to board buses common. Two or three years later, the man is getting Better relationships will result because men will be within a short period of time and that no MSC students were hurt, involved in his labor outside the home and the woman is able to admit what problems they have much sooner, detained by the police or left behind. starting to get herself involved in her work inside the without feeling it’s unmanly to do so. The problems caused at the rally were fed by poor control of the home. Therefore, psychologically, the two people are On a broad level, many men go to psychiatrists speaker’s platform of the AFT, who were responsible for the speaker’s dividing their labor and their interests. This idea manifests because the wife has a problem, not admitting it’s their program and by the ill-timed false announcement by the leaders of the itself at parties where men stay in one group and women own problem. When men can talk about their problems same group that the governor would address the rally. Neither of these remain in another. Because there’s a gap in interests, the more easily, without feeling threatened, they’ll be able to areas, unfortunately, were under the control of the SGA. man is taking more of an interest in his job, the woman in work on them. This will contribute to better relationships We have, however, through a newsconference, press releases, letters her family. and less divorce. to legislators and an offer to help pay for some of the damage, AA: How do you paint the picture of divorce in the AA: Besides your book, in what other ways are you attempted to contradict the resultant negative publicity. We have years to come? contributing to the men’s movement? strongly stated that students do not in any way support violence and FARRELL: I think there will be factors at work in FARRELL: I’ve been involved in organizing over a illegal action but that students will strongly protest increases in tuition relation to both men’s and women’s lib which will thousand consciousness raising groups throughout the and decreases in educational quality. increase yet at the same time decrease the divorce rate. I country, together with starting an organization called You know that this is just the first of a long series of efforts in this think we’ll be seeing more divorces based on the fact that MAN (Men’s Awareness Network). I’ve made guest area and that we look forward to your continued full support of our a woman won’t be staying with the man just because she appearances on many television and radio shows such as campus-wide letter writing campaign. needs the man’s income. Women will be developing their “The Mike Douglas Show.” I have also been giving Again, our sincere thanks for your outstanding cooperation in a own source of income. They’ll be able to break where lectures at many of the colleges across the nation, such as trying situation. they want to and have their own bargaining power. Men Stanford, Cornell, and Yale Universities. I will be Manny C. Menendez come to me and say, “My wife’s joined this thing called continuing along these lines and will be doing some new ______SGA President ^ Women’s Liberation and suddenly she wants a divorce.” research and writing on sex roles.

Accusations Spark Controversy ■ L .. 4 «4 iifAntu n.ilitir imntinn ir in I P vnlninorj t/i mi/ 1 r,. premeditated manipulations - However, what concerns me is the what it wants. Quality education is in I explained to my “Tests and hardly! equation, diploma = education. Most the self-interest of students as well as Measurements” classes, it is unrealistic To the Editor: to expect a sample of behavior of a In the February 19th I may not agree with Long certainly the education of students at faculty. Rhoda Unger few hours duration to out-perform a MONTCLARION, an article appeared politically but I must strongly MSC will be affected. The faculty are assistant professor/psychology sample of behavior of several years by Carl Silvestri which impugned defend her integrity as a teacher and concerned with the education of duration. However, as noted by the Cindy Long’s motives for her as a person. their students. They must be; they recent report of the Board of involvement in the possible strike Margaret R. Klein certainly are not teaching here for Misrepresented Scientific Affairs of the American action. 1 am presently one of Long’s Psychology 1977 financial rewards. Psychological Association, high students. It is true that on numerous Faculty and students have a great To the Editor: school grades should not be looked occasions, Long has taken class time many common interests, the primary Concerned The recent article in the on as a substitute for an ability-based to keep the students abreast of any one being the continued development To the Editor: MONTCLARION summarizing my testing procedure. new strike information. 1 have seen of the status of state education. New In the last few weeks, I have interview on the subject of the SAT no evidence that Long was promoting Jersey has finally made a start in the A further point made in the become increasingly concerned about was misleading in several respects. 1 manipulation of students for her own area of inexpensive quality education interview but omitted from the the division between faculty and particularly object to the headline - benefit. What Long has said to her for its less affluent citizens. Should article is the usefulness of students which appears to be fostered “The SAT should stay” - this is not students is true. We all will get hurt we sit back and let it regress to a level “alternative treatments” for subjects by various columns and editorials in my position. I am not a partisan for with the present cutbacks proposed even below one of the most poorly differing in relevant characteristics, the MONTCLARION. It is probably the SAT. My point is that the SAT by the government. supported state systems in the most notably the use of true that if faculty teaching hours are does not serve a purpose in helping to Long told her class that not only country? supplementary help for students increased, sabbatical and research would she be the first to go but in Least, I like Cindy Long being select students and that if present coming from deprived educational the event of a' lay-off, many time eliminated and most of the accused of arguing from self-interest. selection procedures are dropped, backgrounds (as seen, for example, in non-tenured teachers with less than non-tenured faculty in the college are Let me assure you that I am not apt they would have to be replaced with our EOF program). fired, there will be no effect upon the five years experience, would be let to be unemployed if the state gets alternative procedures. In short, in misrepresenting my MSC diploma. go.If this type of statement shows ^ . 'SiUfrAfV- views on the SAT and in omitting <&PHc CAvM&N SJvfc “the real reason for her outspoken much of the material presented in the stand,” then Silvestri is correct in his interview, 1 believe that you have assertions. significantly distorted my position. 1 personally do not see Long as While many of these errors and being outspoken merely because her omissions may have been job is in jeopardy. 1 have never unintentional and a result of lack of received that kind of impression from background in this area, 1 have the her. 1 do believe that she is equally distinct impression that you were concerned about good education as a interested in slanting my views in goal for bothstudents and faculty and order to “generate controversy" and under the proposed cutbacks neither thus spark reader interest. If such is will be possible. the case, I resent your using me for I further believe that her this purpose. intentions are good. If Silvestri s Dr. Edward Aronow allegations are correct and Long did professor/psychology make statements that were incorrect, rather than implying that she was being manipulative, l would suggest EDITOR'S NOTE: Be assured that that Long got carried away by any distortion in regard to the emotions generated by her intense representation o f your views on the involvement with these issues. SAT were unintentional and were not Political naivete - possibly, TOGETHER fGWN... THE SUNSHINE BWS! slanted to "generate controversy. ” MONTCLARION/Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 9.

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Feeling," it, too, was released during Leadon, one of the founding (Asylum 7E-1052) the album so-called "L A country-rock sound." "Already Gone" is supposedly one of the Eagles' least popular members, has left the group to showcases nine of the Eagles' biggest Bassist Randy Meisner and drummer political in concept and it is rumored periods in which both album and pursue a more stable and less hectic chart hits plus one cut which, Don Henley round out the quartet to have been written about the single sales were not up to par. life. He has made a number of although was never officially released while also contributing harmonious wishful resignation of former US THE GROUP'S current top ten statements regarding his as a single, has become a song backing vocals. President Nixon. single, "Take It to The L im it" is sung dissatisfaction with constantly being inherently associated with the Eagles' "Take It Easy" is followed by Musically, "Already Gone" is a by Randy Meisner and written by under pressure. The restricted life of name. This "classic” track, "Witchy Woman," the group's first very uplifting song featuring Don Meisner, in conjunction w ith Frey a superstar is not suited to Leadon "Desperado,” has been performed by to p 10 h it. Featuring the Felder, the fifth member who joined and Henley . Norman's excellently and his departure can be credited to a wide variety of musical interpreters Indian-influenced rhythm and the the Eagles midway through the arranged strings and piano work shine the various stresses and strains that including the Carpenters, Linda lead guitars of Frey and Leadon, recording of "On The Border," the on this cut as does Meisner's high become inherent in the lives of Ronstadt and Tanya Tucker. Henley lends his raspy yet compelling group's third endeavor and Frey on tenor voice. The lyrics are w itty, big-name musical figures. The importance of the purpose voice to the rest of the instruments. lead guitars and lead vocals with the particularly the following lines: "You Leadon has been the most behind a greatest hits collection The tempo is moderately slow with rest of the band contributing the can spend all your time making versatile member of the Eagles, cannot be overstressed. If the album the emphasis on the precision of the harmonies. money/ And you can spend all your showcasing his vast talents on guitar, is released solely for the financial vocal harmonies. "DESPERADO," THE title track love making time/ But if it all falls to banjo,mandolmand pedal steel. He is intake it becomes invalid. However, if THE THIRD track on side one, from the second album, is a moving pieces tomorrow/ Would you still be a consistently fine songwriter and has a very clear, peaceful voice which the proper care and amount of time "L y in ' Eyes," is one of the group's ballad featuring Henley's vocal mine?'.! is taken and the packaging is "most recent singles, being released in exercising, Frey's piano work and "Peaceful Easy Feeling," another blends well with the other voices in commendably handled, an album of late summer of 1975. Running for Jim Ed Norman's totally effective Tempchin tune, Features Leadon's the band. Joe Walsh, the replacement this nature can be a huge success, over six minutes, the complete, string arrangements. Although lead guitar work and Frey's vocals for Leadon, is a superstar in his own both financially and aesthetically. unedited version is included here, "Desperado" was never released as a and acoustic guitar. It is essentially a right. Having garnered a number of Some recent examples of the latter rather than the cut version which single, its strong statements love song with a laid-back, fans throughout the past several are America's "The History of chopped out the entire second verse. concerning the life of an outlaw folk-oriented style which is years, he is an incredible guitarist and America's Greatest Hits” and "So Lyrically, "Lyin’ Eyes” deals with a being analogous to the life of a rock well-suited to the lyric lines: "I get songwriter, although his vocal quality Far" by Crosby, Stills, Nash and young girl who marries an elderly star has gained it status as a classic. this feelin' I may know you/ As a and diversity falls short to that of Young. man for his money and security. Frey Side two opens with "One of lover and a friend/ But this voice Leadon. "THEIR GREATEST Hits and Henley describe this man as These Nights," the group's second keeps whispering in my other ear/ THE EAGLES have always been 1971-1975" is an excellently having "hands as cold as ice." The number one hit. This song represents Tells me I may never see you again." classified as a country-rock band but produced album and it is obvious girl, in light of her dissatisfaction, the Eagles' first major change in The album closes with "Best of the country elements of Leadon's that much thought and time was put cheats on her husband by leaving at musical direction from My Love," the Eagles first number contributions will be lacking as Walsh into the cover art work and the night to spend time with her secret folk/country/rock to disco-type rock. one hit and biggest seller to date. is known as a rock and roller. The selection of the Eagles' 10 most lover. The song ends with her back at In addition to its huge amount of am Featuring Henley's distinctive vocals first studio album with Walsh as representative tunes. Even the home in her bedroom, looking out airplay, it also received some and Leadon's ethereal pedal steel Leadon's replacement is expected out placement of these songs on the vinyl the window, regretting the day she a tte n tio n on the soul and guitar, this song was initially in June or July and it is safe to was carefully considered to insure married. disco-oriented radio stations. Henley classified as a "sleeper" before it assume that there will be a new variety end to increase listener "Already Gone,” one of the sings the melody while the others began creeping up the charts in late sound to the music. For one thing, interest. Eagles' most overlooked top 40 hits, harmonize with him. Felder plays 1974. there will be a rougher, coarser The album opens appropriately is a rock and roller that was released fuzz guitar, Leadon strums rhythm ONE OF the most commendable texture but one cannot help but to with "Take It Easy," the Eagles'first during a low period after the release guitar and piano work is credited to qualities of "Their Greatest Hits speculate that the "new " Eagles major chart hit. Written by Jackson of two quite unsuccessful singles. Frey. 1971-1975" is the group's choice of sound will be headed in the direction Browne and Glenn Frey, lead Written by Jack Tempchin and Rob "Tequila Sunrise” was the least material; the music, in addition to of rock and roll. vocalist, guitarist and pianist; it is still Strandlund , this is one of the best successful of all the singles included being incredible, is a fine As it stands now, the Eagles are, to this day the epitome of lyrics the Eagles have chosen. Lines in this package. Although it was a top representation of the Eagles' four by far, the best in their field. country-rock music. Bernie Leadon's such as: "So often it happens/ That 10 hit on the easy listening charts, it studio albums. Each album has at However, unless Walsh or one of the least two songs in the new collection other members picks up the with the first and fourth albums each traditional country-bluegrass Snow Moves Toward Jazz contributing three tracks. instruments Leadon has so skillfully vocalists who has a built-in vibrato. The greatest hits album was mastered, the Eagles will be fated to "Second Childhood" (Columbia such as Hugh McCracken on guitars, This coupled with her slight nasal Richard Tee on keyboards, Will Lee released at a crucial time in the the category of "just another rock PC-33952), the new album by qualities result in a voice that IV on bass and Steve Gold on drums Eagles' history. Right now, the band and roll band." Phoebe Snow is a remarkable change distinguishes her from other female are responsible for the instrumental from the music found on her debut singers. excellence. Snow's producer, Phil album released two years ago. "Second Childhood" is not a Ramone, has taken this mass Whereas "Phoebe Snow" was commercial album but what it lacks proficiency and transformed it into a basically folk-oriented with hints of in terms of commericality, it jazz and blues influence, "Second multi-textured collection of musical possesses in sophistication. Snow's brilliance. --Garside 10% o f f Childhood” illustrates a heavy move renditions of Gershwin's "There's a toward jazz and blues with the folk Boat That's Leaving Soon for New elements that pervaded that earlier Y ork" and "N o Regrets" by R. At THE effort being played down. Ingraham and H. Tobias are Snow's excellent lead acoustic e v e r v th in artistically perfect. Her performances SNEAKER 9 guitar work has also been trimmed in both cases is so emotional that she down considerably. Instead, she has Sale items not included. succeeds in upstaging many earlier FACTORY concentrated almost exclusively on interpretations. Everything means all the jackets, shirts, coordi­ her vocal work and left the chore of nates, accessories, every­ accompaniment to the outstanding AS A writer, Snow weaves latest styles from Levi’s®’ interesting melodies which studio musicians appearing on the and Lee ®for guys, gals, thing (even prewashed!) complement her usually humorous Nowwhenthecostof most album. We Want and kids. And from now lyrics. There is an underlying sense of everything is going up humor which touches nearly all of Your Feet through March 13th stu­ h e r lyrics. In "Pre-Dawn dents get an extra 10% (including the cost of a Imagination," for example, Snow Puma, Pro Keds, off our already j m good education) sings: "When once we lived the juicy Converse and Tretorn low prices. — the cost of looking life/The summer baked, the autumn Just present good is going fell/You pirate you to steal away this ad and down thanks A L THOUGH SNOW'S with me." This humor is further DISCOUNT PRICES ■ 11¡nan to The Depot, your student self-penned material is still reliant accentuated . in "Isn't It a on all major brands! purveyors of upon folk idioms she is revealing an Shame:"--"My casual friends are Tennis Equipment I.D. and save casualties/And my foes were just Levi’s®andLee® increasing interest in jazz and blues. Bicycles 10% on jeans, This interest has grown to the point faux-pax." w PiPii Snow's talents as a that most of the contributing 525-3509 III IU n .iiv l in musicians are involved in the jazz singer/songwriter/musician cannot be 151 Union Blvd., Totowa West Belt Mall, Wayne, N.J. contested but it is obvious that the field, which accounts for the Mon.-Wed. 10-6 at the junction of Routes 46 and 23. contributing musicians have given the precision and symmetry inherent Thurs. & Fri. 10-9 ' (with J.C. Penney and Korvettes, throughout the entire work. music the clean, polished sound that IKtMfRICMOi Sat. 10-5:30 adjacent to Willowbrook Mall.) As a vocalist Snow is one of a is evident throughout "Second (201) 785-3527 kind. She is one of those rare Childhood." Studio jazz musicians 14. MONTCLARION/Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 Honesty in Drama ■ i most natural manner, taking the By Mike Finnegan comes through, especially toward his actors all over Ernie Schenk's Long on words but also In the wife, played with too much beautifully cluttered attic set stacked depths of family feeling, Arthur shrewishness by Marjorie Fierst. Her with ornate furniture to accurately Miller’s play "The Price" provides interpretation of Esther as a frumpy, moments when the conflicts within bland, worn out woman hits the visualize various critical moments of the family can touch us all because of target but the audience doesn't see the conflict through the players' thq straightforwardness and honesty the love that prompted Esther to proxim ity to each other. His hand is the playwright infuses them with. stick with her husband more than 25 too evident, however, in the emphasis This quality of straightforward­ years. Cynicism unfortunately wins on hand gestures which, in members ness becomes somewhat mangled in out over compassion in Fierst's of a family th a t haven't the Whole Theatre Company’s hands. communicated in so long, seem out current revival of the 1968 drama, In addition to Dukakis, the actor of place. despite two fine performances and to watch is Brennan as Gregory So there is a major flaw of the ensemble's general respect for the Solomon, the worldly-wise balance here and even Miller's prose poetry underlying Miller's dialogue. octogenarian dealer who's interested and two good performances can't OLD FAM ILY wounds are in the furniture and is drawn into the make the evening at the Whole reopened: Apollo Dukakis plays brothers’ quarrel. His feistiness and Theatre Company's production of Victor Franz, a 50 year-old ready humor are embraced by the "The, Price" all too honest and policeman contemplating but not audience and his accent and compelling. grasping retirement, who finally takes willingness are credible, not played to a step toward selling his late parents' invoke a stereotypical image. old furniture. What wounds the production is Artwork But no sooner does he make a Martin's ponderous portrayal of Posters by Adrian Piper, who uses deal with an old furniture dealer Walter. He doesn't convey the this medium to reach a wide (Tom Brennan) to rid himself of the character's age or guilt and his audience, will be on view in furnishings (and hopefully the attempts at trying to deepen his voice Montclair State College's Gallery One depressing memories they inspire) call attention of himself as an actor from Feb. 23 to March 19. The than his brother Walter (W.T. rather than a character. He can't gallery is open to the public without Martin),- a prominent, wealthy doctor, seem to penetrate a certain veneer of charge from 9 am to 5 pm Monday walks in and brothers' age-old glibness right to the core of Walter’s through Friday. bitterness over responsibility for the anguish and his placid expression Piper formerly used street care of their Depression-shattered doesn't help. performances as a "dynamic mode" father flares again. BECAUSE OF this, director of expressing her concepts. More What makes the conflict pretty Stefan Peters doesn't sufficiently recently she has turned a "multiple crisp is the conviction Dukakis gives establish the balance between static mode," such as posters or his role, accentuating the resentment brothers that Miller so meticulously postcards, as "a more public, THE PRICE IS RIGHT: Apollo Dukakis as Victor Heft) discusses "the price" of a man who felt the need to intended. The audience can reflect on common, accessible medium." with his brother Waiter played by W.T. Martin (right) as Gregory Solomon sacrifice and built up a life in a job he and hearken to the thoughts and A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of played by Tom Brennan waits for their decision, in The Whole Theatre never wanted. His speech and carriage desires of the other three characters City College of New York, Piper is Company's production of "The Price" by Arthur Miller. In Montclair, at possess a kind of mannered tenseness but miscasting has hurt the degree of pursuing doctoral studies at Harvard Church Street and Trinity Place now through March 20. that visualizes Victor's inner turmoil sympathy that could be given to under fellowships from the Danforth as well as his feeling of commonness. Walter. and Ford Foundations. HIS GOOD-HEARTEDNESS also Peters does stage the action in a A FESTIVAL OF THEATRICAL EXPERIENCES

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Call PLAYERS (ex. 5159) for more information, Monday - Friday 11 am - 2 pm. MONTCLARIOIN/Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 IS. 'Shortchanged Review' Engrosses who'» going to plow through the By Tom Malcolm Vestoff as Nicky's wife and Herbert performances. crave and yet insist they can't find - a Michael Dorn Moody hat made a confution and anxiety that it Braha as his business partner both "The Shortchanged Review" is solid, thoughtful new American play baffling yet thoroughly engrossing American to fully realize her turn in quiet, completely competent exactly what so many theatergoers with a gripping plot. and richly dramatic study of the telf-worth. current American psyche in his first However distressing the action of play, "The Shortchanged Review," his play may be, Moody's vision of now playing at the Mitzi E. America it ultimately hopeful. It Newhouse Theater in Lincoln Center. seems he is suggesting that the many Although the work is complex, things which constantly threaten to lacking in clarity, it moves to its tear the people of this country apart shocking denouement with barely a can be overcome if people w ill devote hitch thanks to Richard Southern's more energy to building and rapid fire, no-nonsense direction. maintaining relationships and less to THE PROTAGONIST is Nicky status, careers and success. Shannigan, a 50ish liberal with a fine THE ACTING, while not mind, a good heart and a passion for exceptional, is a solid ensemble promoting struggling rock groups. A effort. Only T. Miratti as Nicky's, successful DJ, he's now trying to run son, however, achieves any real a listener- sponsored progressive rock brilliance. He makes a moment in radio station with a longtime friend which he recounts the horrors of his and associate. The two play good war experience deeply painful; the music but no one ever seems to tune audience became visibly upset by it. them in. He plays the man like a wound-up Nicky's latest project is the coil ready to lash out at anything promotion and finance (with that happens to be in the way. He money that rightly belongs to his conveys the character's withdrawal, son) of an up-and-coming rock group insecurity and bitterness with an named Clouds. Just when it seems uncommon assuredness. like Clouds might make it in a big Mason Adams makes Nicky an way, their lead singer and guitarist is affable, pained man one can easily busted for dealing dope. feel for but his performance is Ever the champion of art and excessively mannered and lacking in freedom, Nicky posts bail and offers range and variety. to put the musician up in his son's Although Tricia Boyer as Nicky's old room. Meanwhile, the son, a daughter lacks emotional intensity, vicious and fanatical Vietnam veteran she is so right for the role physically PHILHARMONIA VIRTUOSI: Members o f the New York Philharmonic Orchestra and musical friends take a night o ff who's had half his small intestine that it’s hard not to warm to her to perform in a unique ensemble, works they've always wanted to do together but never had the chance. In an event in blown away, arrives home portrayal of a lovely, sensitive girl Memorial Auditorium on Fri., Feb. 27, 1976 at 8:30 pm they will perform pieces by Mozart, Debussy, Ravel and unexpectedly. bursting into womanhood. THUS THE confrontation is set WILLIAM RUSS, overly Krumpholz. For adults it is $2.50, $1.50 for students. for the three men and Nicky's exuberant rock and roll man,proves a sophisticated dance teacher wife and b it irritating at times but Virginia It’s the wildest, w ackiest pretty, slightly smaftassed,, college- • - bound daughter. Moody has painted accurate and CHESS EQUIPMENT THE love affair Hollywood ever knew fully developed portraits of a number of common American types: the Knowledgeable chess Ians PAPERBACK educated, intelligent liberal who and clubs have used our products since 1947 There values achievement and creativity must be a reason! Before over human relationships; the you buy. check our prices BOOK SHOP and see how much less you thinking conservative with boundless will pay from a house that 50,000 Paperbacks enthusiasm for life who knows why deals in chess only. Cata­ logue sent promptly upon in Stock! she respects certain aspects of the request status quo; the emotionally burnt out At the Five Corners! and despairing Vietnam vet; the Cheat Equip. Corp. of America 580 Bloomfield Ave., loving, freewheeling man who just P.O. Box 11 Bloomfield, NJ 07003 Bronx, N.Y. 10462 wants his woman and his music; and ______743-4740______the slightly rebellious adolescent BELL Y DANCING INSTR UCTION given by

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By Bill Mezzomo we're running," coach Maureen A series of fast breaks combined What strategy do you follow Wendelken said. "That's what gave us with some excellent foul shooting when facing a nationally ranked our lead." catapulted the Squaws to a fifteen team? How do you beat an opponent From the opening tap, the squad point lead 98-83. Then with only who has played against the best in displayed their capabilities, taking a seconds remaining, Barbara Burek your sport? 10-2 advantage in just over three Well, you play your own game minutes. However from that point popped from the outside as the then take your chances. And that's Squaws hit the century mark, on, Queens began to settle down. precisely the method used by the Both teams proceeded to hit the capping a fine performance against a MSC women's basketball team as mark with frequency as they traded powerful opponent. they defeated Queens College 100-85 buckets for the remainder of the half. "We played the way we wanted to Tuesday night at Panzer Gym. The play," Wendelken commented. "We The Squaws went to the dressing Squaws completed an excellent room with a 47-37 edge. got the lead so they were forced to season with a 13-2 record and now M S C MAINTAINED a come from behind and play catch-up. head for post season play. comfortable lead for most of the We made them come to us." MSC KNEW they would face an second stanza, but tension began to Leading the way for MSC was unusually tough foe. This was the mount. With 3:06 left in the game, Randi Burdick. The guard scored 30 very same Queens College team who Queens closed to within five points, points using her excellent speed as was ranked fifth in the nation, the 86-81. They were gaining momentum she broke away for numerous lay same team who squared off against and it looked as if the game was ups. Pat Colasurdo was right behind Delta State at Madison Square about to turn around, but the visitors with 28. Barbara Burek and Carol Garden the previous Saturday. But made a classic mistake. Blazejowski hit for 18 and 16 the Squaws were not fazed as they They began to rush the ball did what they do best — run. opening up the game and allowing respectively to help balance out the "We put a lot of points up when MSC to run the ball with ease. scoring.

‘Shorty’ Comes on Strong MONTO LA R tON/John Scruggs Queens College for a second half bucket Tuesday night in Panzer Gym. The Squaws dumped the fifth ranked Queens team, 100-85 and finished the regular By Joan Rizzio to her last seven games in which she AFTER GRADUATING from season with a 13- 2 standing. Her nickname may be "Shorty" netted 69. Included in this total are Bergen, Burek transferred to MSC which reflects her small, 5-foot-3 the 18 points, her season high, that and joined the basketball team. stature in a sport that caters to giants she scored against fifth-ranked She comes from a closely-knit but when it comes to talent and Queens College this past Tuesday family of four and she is not the only member who is sports conscious. Her enthusiasm senior Barbara Burek falls night. These 18 points not only gave father plays golf whenever he gets the far from short. her 100 total points for the season In this, her first full year of chance and her sister Carol is the «flCUS DE but they also enabled her to score the ballgirl and watergirl on the MSC playing on the MSC basketball team, team's 100th point of the game, a basketball team. she has grown into a very competent season high, as the Squaws upset Besides basketball Burek also guard. After 15 games thus far she Queens 100-87. played softball in high school and at Recipe #11Vi has averaged seven points a game, 2.8 "IT'S THE first time we scored Bergen. She captained the Bergen assists and 2.5 steals which is not bad 100 points all year and it's great that team her sophomore year and they considering she got off to a very slow we did it against Queens," Burek finished with an 18-3 record. start. excitedly said. "We're a tough team THE " I’M GLAD that I'm playing this and we should be rated. Maybe now AN ALL-AROUND sports year," the blond-haired, blue-eyed everyone will see it." enthusiast, Burek said, " I also play senior said. " I started out slowly UERVICLE: A native of Garfield, Burek first tennis and golf but nothing that is which was a result of my lack of became interested in basketball when organized. I play a little bit of a lot playing last year. Last Christmas I she was a seventh grader at Holy of sports." broke my toe and was sidelined for 1. Find someone who has a freezer. Name grammar school. During the past three summers, four weeks." " I never played before seventh she has also played basketball in the 2. Put a bottle of Jose Cuervo Gold in it. She continued, "I was reluctant grade," the 21 year old guard said. Leonia summer league and she was with everything I did at first. I've 3. Go away. "We got a school team together but named MVP in the league last year. finally come on strong the last couple we knew nothing about it. So my 4. Come back later that same day. of games because I knew it was father coached us and we won the Of her own game Burek said, "I 5. Open the bottle and pour a shot of the expected of me." city championship." try to play all-around good ball. I try golden, viscous liquid. In her first eight games this year WHEN ASKED what it was like to play an aggressive defense, score she scored only 31 points as opposed to have her father as coach, she points if they're needed, and look to 6. Drink it with grace and dignity. responded, "He wanted me tq do pass off if I’m not open." Or other people, if they’re not around. more. He wanted me to do Although she's the shortest girl on everything and at times it was the team, she's not self-conscious frustrating but I learned a great about it but she does say, " I just wish deal." I was four inches taller." After attending Paramus Catholic High School where she was the starting guard for four years, she entered Bergen Community, a two-year junior college. She was the Fencers Win captain of the basketball team which was the first undefeated team at the school. It finished with an overall MSC's men's fencing team ended 21-1 record, captured first place in their season on an up note in the regionals, and grabbed third place snapping a Seton Hall 27 match in the junior college nationals. winning streak 15-12. While a sophomore at Bergen she Leading the way for the Indians and her girlfriend won the Timex were George Latorre (sabre), Rene sponsored foul shooting contest at Miranda (foil) and George Pearson Madison Square Garden. They were (eppe) who all compiled 3-0 records flown to San Diego for four days and in their individual bouts. represented the Knicks in the finals Barbara Burek but they lost to the team that The squad finished with a 4-7 mark. JOSE CUERVO* TEQUILA. #0 PROOF. All-around Player eventually won. IMPORTED AND BOTTLED BY © 1975. HEUBLEIN. INC . HARTFORD. CONN. MONTCLARION/Thurs., Feb. 26, 1976 19. Indians Drop Finale

By Bob Scherer "WE TOOK too many risky IN ITS finale, MSC could boast , Powerful Hartwick College chances," the coach said. "Our only of an eight point, 13 rebound accelerated for 14 straight points guards, in particular, took risks which effort by center John Manning and early in the first half to mount a large caused turnovers and steals leading to John Oakes' second half performance lead, then coasted the rest of the way points that hurt us." of 16 points on seven of 11. to defeat MSC, 92-70, Tuesday night. Gelston gave credit to Hartwick's Gelston summarized MSC's 13-12 The sparse Panzer Gym crowd Dana Gahres whose first half season, its first on the winning side looked on in silent awe as the taller performance spearheaded the after two losing years, as "less than and quicker Warriors, with seeming Warriors early domination. anticipated." lightheartedness at times, performed "Gahres shot seven for seven in " I had hoped for around 16 at will against the Indians. Hartwick, the first half alone, several of his wins," the coach admitted, "but with now 20-3, will head for the NCAA shots from long range and his all of our players returning we look Division 2 Championship while the shooting along with our turnovers forward to a better season next loss to MSC concluded its season at decided the game," Gelson analyzed. year." 13-12. TOGETHER WITH 22 points, .. INEVITABLE AS it was, the Gahres shot an impressive 11 of 14 HARTWICK COLLEGEI92) winning stretch of points for from the floor and passed for eight Pirrone 0-0-0, Carrington 2-0-4, Hartwick came perhaps sooner than assists. A t one juncture in the second Robinson 5-1-11, Gahres 11-0-22 expected. After MSC’s John Manning half, Gahres connected for eight Foran 3-2-8, Drake 2-0-4, DeJesus had completed a three-point-play to consecutive points to boost 2-1-5, Martin 7-0-14 pull the Indians as close as they were Hartwick's lead to 24 after a mild Nearpass 4-0-8, Pugliese 3-0-6, Hall to. come all night at 10-9, the comeback by MSC had narrowed the 5-0-10 Warriors struck quickly scoring 14 difference to 16. TOTALS 44-4-92 straight in less than five minutes to Bill Martin added 14 on seven of MONTCLAIR STATE(70) MONTCLARION/John Kalll take , control, 24-9, just midway 15 shooting to help pace the Warriors through the first half. who as a team shot an overpowering Belcher 0-0-0, Jimenez 2-4-8, UNDERNEA TH FOR TWO: MSC's John Minnema drives between numerous A ll five Hartwick starters 57% from the floor. Manning 3-2-8, McCann 2-0-4, Hartwick College defenders on his way to a second naif layup Tuesday night contributed in the streak which was T he Warriors clear height McNichol 0-0-0, Minnema 3-0-6, in Panzer Gym. The Warriors won 92-70. highlighted by the winner's fast break advantage manifested itself in the Murray 4-3-11, Oakes 7-2-16 style v of play as six of the seven form of Ralph Pugliese 6-foot-7, Greg Reid 2-1-5, Sherrod 1-2-4, baskets came by route of the layup. Hall 6-foot-7, and Bill Martin Washington 3-2-8 Six-foot -seven Ralph Pugliese and 6-foot-5. The trio compiled five TOTALS 27-16-70 From Russia 22-point scorer Dana Gahres had four blocked shots, three by Hall, and their ever-visible intimidation forced apiece during the spurt. HARTWICK 45 47 92 poor shooting (42% from floor) by MSC coach Ollie Gelston cited MONTCLAIR 27 43 70 reasons for the run of points. the shorter Indians. With Experience

B y John Delery He was born in Jordan, his heritage is Soviet but when it comes to wrestling Nabil Guketlov is an All-American. Guketlov is home after a month long wrestling tour of the Soviet Union and is now setting his sights on making the United States Olympic team. " I am definitely going to try out for the Olympic team," Guketlov admitted. "In fact one of the reasons I decided to go on the trip vws most of the guys we wrestled will be in the Olympics. I also gained valuable experience,- international experience which really counts." GUKETLOV, WHO is working toward his psychology degree at Carlo Rossi Vin Rose MSC, earned a berth on the United States team by winning the 125-pound class at the Great Plains Open in Lincoln Neb. in November. By winning, Guketlov qualified for a camp in Clarion, Beautiful pink color... beautiful taste Pa. where the final selections were made. Guketlov, a Paterson native, opened his eight match series in the Salute: Tblisi tournament in Russia. Seeded in the middle of nine Russians, Guketlov won his first bout 5-2 but lost his next two and was out of the tournament "In international competition you get three black Many people have asked me what gives Carlo Rossi points for each loss," Guketlov expjained. " If you get six then . Vin Rose of California its beautiful pink color. The you're out which is why I made an early exit." answer, very simply, is that the color and the good taste NEXT GUKETLOV and the US contingent traveled to Dagastan .come from the grapes themselves. But surprisingly, the to face the Dagastinina squad. They were met with the biggest best grapes for giving Carlo Rossi Vin Rose its fresh surprise of their lives. clean taste and brilliant pink color are not pink . . . "The Dagastinians are the best wrestlers in the Soviet Union," Guketlov related. "Nine of their wrestlers are on the Soviet national they are dark purple. team. Naturally they were better and just as naturally we lost, 11-1. I could use the excuse we were weary from travelling so much but You see, the color in the grapes is only in the unfortunately they were just more experienced than we were.” skins. When the grapes are first crushed the juice is "It wasn't so important to win, Guketlov noted. "As it was to almost clear. But, by letting the juice stay in contact gain international experience and try to build better relations between our two countries." with the skins for just the right amount of time after FROM THERE the team ended their four week journey in Crushing, the skin color tints the wine pink. Too little Warsaw, Poland. It was a week Guketlov would rather forget. Three time and the color is too pale, too long and you'd have times he went up against the same Polish grappler and three times he red wine. Just a kiss, then the skins go their way and was soundly beaten. the juice goes on to be Vin Rose. That guy vws too experienced for me," Guketlov surmised. " It was like he knew me and every step I was going to make. I was the one who was aggressive but he got all the points." Try a glass of Carlo Rossi Vin Rose. You'll be "I'm not discouraged though," Guketlov went on. " I f I thought amazed at the beautiful pink color. But more importantly it was futile I wouldn t even try. Now I know what I have to work you'll discover a taste you'll enjoy glass after glass. on. Right now my style and pace are geared more toward college wrestling, it's more reaction than thought. In free style wrestling thought counts heavily. You definitely have to concentrate more. Ciao, All I'm worried about right now is winning a spot on the team." GUKETLOV WILL get his chance in April when the AAU championships are held. If he wins there he'll report to the Olympic training camp which starts in May. Carlo Rossi Vineyards, Modesto, Stanislaus County, California MONT CLARION Voi. 52 No. 5 Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, N) 07043 T h u fS ., Feb. 26, 1976 Wrestlers Win Met, Look to Nationals

By John Delery Tundo. He took home his second Other winners included Trenton Saturday, Larry Sciacchetano was straight Met trophy with a 10-6 State's Scott Puzia who beat George treated to his third straight decision over Trenton State's Mike Kacavas 5-4 in the final three seconds Metropolitan Wrestling Rossetti. Mike Blakely, who won a to win the 118-pound trophy. Puzia's Championship. He also won another berth in the tournament in a teammate Bob Wilkins won at 190, Met coach of the year award. But the wrestle-off last week, emerged with squeaking by Seton Hall's Tom MONTCLARION/John Delery biggest prize still awaits him. the 134-pound crown. He pinned Jackson 3-2. John Stoll, the only The Division 3 nationals come up CCNY's Tom Lawrence in 3:11. Indian not to get into the finals came THE BIGGER THEY ARE : Steve Caldwell o f MSC has complete control o f next week in Cedar Rapids, Iowa and "Mike looked super at times," back to finish third, beating Tim his opponent, Mike Dumin, en route to a 6-2 decision in a semifinal match Sciacchetano would gladly trade all Sciacchetano said. " I think right now Peotter of Glassboro 8-3. Saturday at the Mets. his other honors for the one title that he has a pretty good chance in the has eluded him through out his nationals." coaching career. Without predicting Ricky Freitas won at 142. He anything Sciacchetano is confident pinned both of his earlier opponents his squad has a good shot. before settling for a 9-6 decision over FDU/Teaneck's Micky Dietz in the Brothers Sparkle "A NATIONAL tournament like finals. Greg DiGioacchino decisioned this is hard to predict," Sciacchetano all three of his foes on the way to the explained. "Y ou don't know what is who shoots early and often. Greg, on Greg didn't talk me into coming 150-pound title. And Walt Bennett By Hank Gola going to happen. Realistically, we the other hand, is more cautious and here at all," Dom explained. "But I waded through the field to win at The DiGioacchino brothers, Dom have a chance to win. We'll be in the will beat a lot of opponents with his always used to come to the matches 158. and Greg, stole the show at the race." smart wrestling. and I got to knowing coach Larry Metropolitan Intercollegiate GREG'S YOUNGER brother Sciacchetano and the guys. So I Qualifying for the tournament Wrestling Championships at New AND WHILE they have never Dom whipped Glassboro State's Julio naturally came to MSC.” was no problem. The Indians made a York Maritime Saturday. With their faced each other in competition, they Castellanos 11-6 to win at 167. For shambles of the opposition over the parents watching from the stands, the have worked out throughout theif DOM, TOUTED by Sciacchetano weekend. Their 181 team points his efforts he also won the close-knit brothers each walked off careers and it has helped. A t least It's as one of his best freshman prospects outstanding wrestler award. Bad luck helped Greg. snapped their old record of 163 set with an individual title and an ever, lost only five bouts during the cost Dante Caprio the 177-pound two years ago. From the opening day additional award. "I know I've benefited from it," season and got the first seed at the title. He was called for illegally they dominated the action. Greg finally made it up to the top Greg joked. "I don't know if Mets. slamming Bob Seay and when the Advancing all ten men into the step on the award stand by easing wrestling me has helped Dom, defending champ from FDU/Teaneck He was impressive as anything the semi-finals and nine into the through the 150-pound division and however." "ouldn't return to the mat he was first night with pins in 38 and 45 Saturday night finals the only getting the Most Outstanding Senior The brothers were introduced to seconds. He then got by Frank remaining question was how many awarded the crown by default. award. Dom, meanwhile, won the " I t was a super move," wrestling when Greg was seven and Maugieri of Trenton State, 4-0, in the champs the Tribe would have. Seven 167-pound class as a freshman and Sciacchetano explained. "Seay was Dom four. semis and upended Julio Castellanos was the answer. took the Most Valuable Wrestler of Glassboro State, 11-6, for the trying to pull out of bounds and all trophy along with it. "WE FIRST got into it at the championship. "I never thought it would be that Dante wanted to do was keep him in. THE DIGIOACCHINO mantel recreation level when the town easy," a very relaxed Sciacchetano It was one of those flukey things. On may never look the same again but started a program and we've been at Greg, meanwhile, took a admitted. "There was some pretty second thought it was just plain bad the pair will be chasing more honors it ever since," Greg noted. good talent in the tournament. I luck." in Iowa next week when they wrestle first-round bye then clipped Trenton thought there might be an upset or Steve Caldwell added the finishing in the College Division 3 nationals. From there, they progressed to State's George Zuckerman, 16-5. He two. When we got nine men into the touches. He decisioned Besides the obvious difference in the scholastic level, where Dom did broke open a close semifinal match finals I was surprised." weight, the brothers resemble each his brother a few better by taking a with FDU-Madison's Sandy North FDU/Teaneck's Bruce Klein for the other closely. Yet their styles on the state schoolboy championship last and won, 10-2, before getting by a second straight year, 3-2 to take the rugged Bill Ewing of CW Post, 5-3, in PAVING THE way for the mat are a perfect contrast. season. And it was only natural that heavyweight crown. the finals. Indians lopsided victory was Vinnie Dom is a slick takedown artist Dom followed Greg to MSC.

MONTCLARION/John Delery MONTCLARION/Hank Gola NEARL Y OVER: Ricky Frietas o f MSC is about to pin Don Weidemyer during second period action. STRETCH: MSC's 118 pounder, George Kacavas. toys with his CCNY adversary. Italio Villaces The Indians won the Metropolitan Championships with 181 points. Kacavas won the superior decision 15-1 on Saturday.