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Joe Duggan of Helpline p.3 Progressive Prospectives ...... p. 3 Prof. Elliot Axelrod p.S Scholarships and Awards p.7 Hispanic Week Schedule p, 11 . The WHO Return ...... p. 13 Scrambled Feet ...... p. 14 Pete's SPORTSTUFF p, 16

DSSG ARGUES ELECTION COST

by Wendy Gertler "The Board under-budgeted With the Day Session Student with the intention that the Costs Government's election coming eventually be passed on to the up, on May 5 and 6, DSSG student government. " said members are faced with two Stanley Abraham, council problems: Poor voter turnout and member, continuing, "I think lack of student involvement is one that the Association acted in poor chronic symptom, but the faith." question of who should pay for While this problem is being student government elections is addressed, planning for the first being addressed this year. election continues, which is The DSSG Constitution states, scheduled for Thursday, May 5 "All costs incurred shall be borne and Friday, May 6. The two by the Baruch College prominent parties this spring are Association Inc. through the USA and UNITY. All prospective Senate Elections Committee." candidates are completing their This procedure has been in declaration of candidacy forms practice for the past few years, now. When their candidacies are but is now being questioned by made official, through the Dean the Association's Board of of Students office, campaigning Directors and other school of­ will begin. ficials. "Word of mouth is the best . "Do .the DSSG and student. way to campaign," I said Dr. '·_ave.therigbt to pass the buck to Florence Siegel, Dean of someone else to pay the bill for Students. She continued, "Ifeach the elections?" asked Mark candidate would reach out to five Rosenbaum, chairman of the or ten students, the tumour on ·SEC. He also said, "The Board election days would be greater. doesn't want to pick up the tab The greater the turnout, the more anymore, bur it's in the Con­ represented the government stitution, so does it (pay for the becomes." election)? " This may or may not be the The original allocation from answer. As it stands now, there the Board of Directors to the are many students who feel as DSSG for the election was $5,000. Russell Marshall, an upper Dean Florence Siegel PHOTO BY FRANK KUClJA On May 18, the Board passed a freshman, does: "I don't know resolution to provide the ad­ any of the people who are run­ ditional $1,595 needed to conduct ning, and I'm not familiar with the election, under the condition the system. If someone could STUDE TS FIGHT that the Senate review the entire show me that he or she is really situation, according to Dean doing something, then I would Ronald Aaron. vote;" by Joe Perez HIKE On Tuesday, March 24th, laboratory equipment, library tuition increase which the Board's students of the St~te and City books; and computer systems. Executive committee recently Universities rallied at the State The budget also has a proposed recommended. New York State Capitol, in Albany, to protest the $400,000 cutback in CAP tuition currently has the highest tuition proposed budget cuts and tuition waivers for part-time students at rates in the nation for public increases. Also present at the New York Technical and the education. rally, which took place outside College of Staten Island. The Assemblymen John Flannigan the Governor's office, were budget would also reject Im­ (Rep.) also voiced his objection to members of the New York State portant construction and a tuition icnrease. He stated Senate and Assembly, faculty renovation projects. "there is no need for an increase members from State Universities, since everything is going well for were also on hand to voice their Garth Marchant, Chairperson the state government. For this opposition tot he Governor's of the United Student Senate fiscal year the state will have proposed budget. (USS), and one of the major taken in 1.5 billion dollars in speakers at the rally, attacked the income and sales taxes." Governor Carey's 1981-82 budget for tis "extreme in­ Assemblyman Flannigan feels Executive Budget calls for cut­ sensitivity to the needs of the that some of these funds can be backs in Faculty and non­ CUNY Students." used in place of an increa·se. He teaching positions, including Mr. Marchant also condemned also believes that they have the student service positions. Fur­ the SUNY Board of Trustees for necessary number of votes to f: ~t thermore, the budget fails to "Selling out" their students. This amend the budget and make the Studenls at Albany Rally PHOTO BY JOE PEREZ recognize the for improved was in reference to the $150 necessary appropriation. TbeTicker April9, 1911 4 A -Time for Killing? These are some of the more popular names in recent history. They are the names of people and things, and they say something about the times we live in. When you think of John F. Kennedy, you are sure to think of Lee Harvey Oswald. The mention of his brother, Bobby, is 10 ntE E011'O 10 nE EOrrO sure to bring to mind the name of his assassin, Sirhan'Sirhan. The same goes for the mention of Martin Luther King, the man who yearned to teach a generation of Americans the true. meaning ofpeace. James Earl Ray will always have a share of his glory. Then there are the more recent names. After a while, we didn't even need a person in order to identify our killers. The ".44· caliber killer" and the type of gun he used, the "Charter FREEDOM OF CHOICE Arms Bulldog," made the press long before the name of David Berkowitz got into print. But by Marla H •. Katz starvation. Corporate interests in the name of Mark David Chapman did make the papers, right alongside the name of his According to the article I read fact, . have always made victim, John Lennon. .;. in the Village Voice, .Dr. Antonio population-centro! programs The national horror of an attempted presidential assassination which left four people, Silva who was formerly the accompanied by sterilization including the president, seriously wounded, pales when it is seen in the conte~t of what this. Assistant Secretary of Health in drives, the cornerstone of their country has become. Weare a nation where violent crime has become common place, no Puerto Rico will now be heading efforts to combat poverty and longer an outrage but a simple by-product of modern life. up the Department of Obstetrics hunger throughout the Third Richard Reeves said in the New York Daily News that in November of 1963, we lost our and Gynecology at Lincoln World. innocence, in March of 1981, we lost ourself respect. It has gone too far. Hospital. So what? Everyday we In November, 1973, shortly It takes something like this to wake some people, or most people. They reacted with the read the papers and hear about before Silva was elevated to same horror that they would feel if it had been a close friend or relative who had been shot people moving from one position Puerto Rico's health ministry, a down on the street. Whether we liked the man's politics or not, the possibility of his to another. Why be interested in special government committee issued a· confidential report assassination was a distant nightmare that wouldn't really happen, wouldn't it? What would this man and his coming to New York? outlining options for controlling that say about our country? Dr. Silva brings with him a very population growth. The report's Well, it has happened, and whatever it says about our country has been broadcast loudly disturbing background. He served title was Opportunities for and clearly to the rest of the world. The message to ourselves will take a little more time to three years as Secretary of Health Employment, Education, and sink in, as usual. in Puerto Rico and headed up a Training, but nearly half of it was There is a sense of cynical resignation to the "ways or-the world" evident in the nation sterilization program there. devoted to plans aimed at reduc­ now. People look at disasters and violence without batting an eye and shrug, "Tough break, Citing a N.Y. Times article on ing the growth of the working sec­ but that's the way it goes." The news of an assassination attempt affects them more than the Nov. 4, 1974, it states that Dr. tor, of th.eisland's population. news ofa "common murder" only because ofwho the victim is. Silva designed tile program to One third of Puerto Rico's women of child-bearing age had This is the attitude that has to change. People must care more about their fellow man. If it promote "optimum socio­ economic balance" and that of all already been sterilized. The report sounds like a sermon, it's probably because all the sermons are true, and bear repeating. The birth control methods. economics advocated the use of maternal killing has to end, and it's up to every one of us to do whatever he or she can about halting it. clearly favors sterilization. and child health programs as a Though there is yet no sign of a "natural means" to attract the sterilization boom in the South potential clientele of women who Dollars and Sense Debuts Bronx, whose population is were still fertile. Congratulations are in order on the event of the publication of one of Baruch's most mostly Hispanic, tile figures for The report added, those who prestigious and worthwhile journalistic endeavors. It is the Baruch College Business Review, N.Y.C. in recent years already suffer most from a condition of Dollars and Sense. show that more than 90% of excess population are the groups The magazine, which is the production of the Fall semester. class of Business and Financial sterilization occur among poor with the least income and smallest Writing (English 3200), contains straightforward, well-researched, and insightful articles on black and latin women. education. The next year Silva subjects as diverse as the recording industry and cults, all seen from a business angle. A look Population control programs. was brought in to implement the have been promoted on theisland 1973 report's recommendations through it will certainly prove to be both entertaining and rewarding for anyone, student or for decades as a solutiori for within less than a year, he had set business-person. unemployment, poverty, and continued on page 9, col. J In a time when the school has come under criticism from many students for being too' splintered among its various parts, Dollars and Sense is a wonder of cooperation. A budget of $1,250 was put up by the school for the venture, and the editor in chief, Professor Roslyn Bernstein, said that she received complete assistance from school president Joel Segall, and from art consultant Virginia Smith. SECURITY AGAIN The result was the mostimpressive Dollars and Sense in the magazine's three issue history. To the Editor, Ticker: The Dean of Students, Dr. Ron 1,500 copies were printed and many were mailed to prominent members of the business It seems to me that few people Aarom, refers to this incident (in world. All in all, it was quite an accomplishment, and quite an addition to the academic and here at Baruch can disagree with a Ticker article) as "an alleged business plaudits of Baruch. the fact that security at our assault on :a member of the several buildings leaves a great faculty . . . a couple of weeks deal to be desired. It therefore ago." '~Alleged" is a curious THE follows that anyone of a number. word for Dr. Aaron to have used of recent incidents here should about an incident he clearly TIC have created more than enough knows did happen and the phrase impetus for drastic changes. Such "a couple of weeks ago" is an is not the case. Indeed, there is a extremely conservative estimate John Forde curious and disturbing apathy on of an incident now eight weeks Editor-in-Chief the part of the student body and gone. Joe Perez an even more upsetting lack of A more curious phrase by Dr. Associate Editor action on the part of the ad­ Aaron appears in an article in ministration. Everybody that I your 3/6/81 issue. The sentence .Ernesto Rivera Susan Cuccinello Pamela Smith have talked to i'n the ad­ reads, "Except for robbery News Editor Arts & Features Editor Sports Editor ministration agrees that 'nothing more serious hap­ something had to be done, but pened.' " Strictly speaking the Frank Kucija Keith Almodovar every reasonable suggestion is met statement is accurate, but it Business Manager Photography Editor Robert Ardini with five reasons for further Advertising Manager neglects to consider that several Copy Editor: Jean Cruz delay. Let me give you some members of the department were Senior Editor: William J. Dudley specifics about a particular meeting in a room not 50 yards News Staff: Michael Flanigan, Wtndy Gertler, Helen Chan, Ramon Moreno Cuevas, Veronica situation that should have from where the robbery was Sumto, Jeanette Rodriguez, Christina Gorman, Lori DiDomenico, Ingrid Fergusson generated some action, but which, happening and anyone of these Arts & Features Staff: Robin Gottlieb, Debbie Jurek, Marie Manuella, Dawn Rodriguez" Jay as of today, has simply met a staff members could have been Schwartz, John Rizzo, Cathy Doonan, Mary Cunningham, Helen Chin, Paul Golden, Ruth stone wall of resistance at every shot had they walked into the Jackson . level of its discussion. room. Sports Staff: Michael Rive~ Tom Schwartz, Peter T. Barricella On January 9, 1981 a member Ten days after the incident I Photography Staff: Robert Heller, Robert Alleman, James Yu of the Department of Natural inquired about the contemplated . Sciences was held up by three men. .security changes and was told tnar Tile Tacker is published bi-weekly on Fridays by the Students of Barucb College. The Thursday with a gun. They took cash and a cost feasibility study was. being priDf to publication is tbe deadlinefor all campus calendar items, unclassified Ads, and letters to jewelry. They ripped out the done. Twenty days later I again tbe Editor. All commanicatioas nllSt be typed and signed. Address to: The TIcker, Box 377" 137 telephone and they sprayed his inquired and was referred to ~ eyes with mace when they left. £as.22nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10010. Telephone Number 725-7620 or 7622. Office Hours: continued on page 9, col. 1 IOa.ID.-6p.m. Next Deadline: April9tb.

'-.. April 9, 1981 TbeTicker· Page3 MAKING HELPLINE WORK by Veronica Szanto willing to deal with it and wrestle supervision they need to grow Being a major force behind the . . with it~ with the student, and to - better. U tremendous growth of. one of help the student come to a better When asked if'. Helpline has a Baruch's Iargest student understanding of himself and of shortage of students, Mr. Duggan organizations is not a claim many the probelm, - There is always answered, "No, not at all. We-- people can make. Mr. Joe someone there and if he can't help have a glut of students who want Duggan, a coordinator for you he'll refer you to someone to volunteer. I think it's an Baruch's Helpline, can, however, who can." _ example -of the fact that, the justly make that claim. Helpline is located in room 516 student who comes to Baruch is - Mr. Duggan came to Baruch in the26th St. building behind the sometimes tagged - as the irn- five years ago on a federal grant school's cafeteria. Its services personal- business student 'wbo~ with which the college was able to involve both personal peer just wants to get through his 4 hire tutors. Mr. Duggan, who has counseling and counseling over years of college and go out and a Master) Degree in Psychology, the telephone. Helpline meets get a job and doesn't care about was to have tutored psychology during dub hours on Thursdays. anybody else .. which is so far from and statistics. Since there were an Each Helpline member has to the case as far as Helpline is additional 60 tutors hired by go through an initial screening concerned. We have over 100 Baruch, each tutor had the op­ process with a member of the students working on Helpline and portunity to work more or less counseling office to determine his each term we have over 50 who wherever he wanted. motivation for joining Helpline. want to volunteer and go through The counseling office and the Then there is an 8 week training the training. It's amazing how office of freshman orientation program where role-playing the many students want to volunteer expressed a desire to start some problems that come up in and reach out." kind of student organization that Helpline is practiced. There is an Mr. Duggan's plans for himself required a great deal of super­ evaluation phase where audio- involve obtaining a doctorate in vision. Mr. Duggan's objective visual feedback is used to show counseling psychology. However, was to provide students with a the student-trainee how he is Mr. Duggan so enjoys working on sort of outreach program. And coming across. Listening skills Helpline that _he also plans to so, Helpline was created. especially are stressed to show the continue working on Helpline to When Mr. Duggan -was asked student-trainee whether or not he help reach.other students and help what new projects Helpline was has built up the ability to really them grow. planning for this term, he replied, listen to the student and deal with Helpline"s funding comes "We have one major new project him. After the evaluation phase, basically from the office of for this term that we're trying to the student works 2-and-a-half student activities, and the student get together and that is to try and hours a week on Helpline. center program board who are in reach out a little bit better to "We really would like to charge of student funds and the transfer students, who we feel are consider the fact that Helpline is student activities fee. As Mr. a population of this school who almost an independent student Duggan stated, "We're able to perhaps don't get as much help as­ organization, fully trained ans obtain our funds from that office other students." supervised by professionals here because of our close association Mr. Duggan stated that from orientation and counseling, with Mr. Carl Aylrnan and his Helpline's most important The more students can do on their staff. They've been able to help-us . MI'~ Joe Dugan: Coordinator of IlELPLINE function was "tlte -fact thatthere own, the more - they call grow _-in numerous ways and be a back are students there at any time of them-selves and help other up as far as supervision goes, Helpline r~i~es-mo~gh-funding- thec~t biadcon-pr-ofesSi~staff. _ the-day from9in themormngte-s students." -So--they -continuaUy- 'hefping-with-our- students; "tIkiJlg-'-'-are detDOI)suar= ill Iris iespODSe. ~·'·--ff":tftat·fandi!1Sis ra~...".fIft6 ~.-_.~~--.~-.~_ o'clock at night which means they wrestle with the problems or- on some of ourstudentproblems "At this -trIricf'"'-Ye'Jiave~eri(iugh thos-e' staff members ~are 'gone, - --.~..:: can help day, evening, and dealing with each other and and providing us with the money funding. We, of course, are very Helpline itself would be in graduate students, and no matter dealing with students and we try we need to run the program. " concerned about the cut back on jeopardv,' what the problem is they're to provide them with the Mr. Duggan's views on whether funds for student activities and continued on pg. 9, col. 1

ticket to the good life. Based on this though are the millions of people who take on PROGRESSIVE careers in activities they don't Rap Sessions even like because "the money is good." For example, the ac­ PROSPECTIVES counting majors of Baruch who Planned for Spring hate math, but deal with it for byCraigAJlman their lust of getting a good job.. The Department-- of Student held outside of Manhattan so that Money, a concept considered his own friends and family for The guy who is 6'8" but hates Personnel Services would like you we will also have a geographic by most everyone to be the most money; and committed suicide basketball, yet he plays for that to be aware of the Spring Rap balance. In this case, meaningful in the world: It IS the because of his loss of money. pro-caliber cash. The pretty girls Sessions in which students will arrangements will be made for measurement by which we scale Important as it may be, it is who have good minds, but instead have the opportunity to meet with reimbursement of travel expenses.. our lives necessities, luxuries, and ridiculous for a human life to be show their good bodies because members of the faculty and The initial response of the achievements. Itis also the motive lost for fifty cents. it's "easy money." The love of administration as well as alumni faculty and administration has

for violence rivaled only by love. Necessary, yes there is nothing money has become so strong ,that I who have volunteered to serve as been very encouraging although One might wonder how this more necessary than money. On it no longer matters what you do hosts in their homes. members of the School of Liberal medium of exchange. becam-e the the dollar bill there is a pciture of to get some ' as long as you The meetings,.... which are now Arts have evidenced the most ending goal for so many actions. a pyramid named by some as the _ acquire it. being scheduled for one evening a enthusiasm and willingness to Sure, we all should know that to "Pinnacle of Power." It consists participate in the program. ,- - This is all " udnerstandable -week during parts of April and get something you must have of two larger, lower levels of because of the money hungry M~, will focus upon the The topics suggested for something, yet it is kind of silly to stone denoting the lower and society in which we live, but does discussion ofa topic of concern to discussion have also been warmly think of a sophisticated society middle economic classes. The the end really justify the means? the Baruch community. These received. These subjects range J like ours being so enthralled by a peak is an abstract of a human Some people talk about heaven on discussions will take place during from discussions of business and :i piece of paper. Although its use is eye, symbolizing the elite society ~ earth: Well, if such a thought is a meal to provide for an informal morality and the utility of tlie ­ well defined, we always see it as These people (made up of 10070 of possible, it could be found; setting in which students can business degree to perceptions of ' something more ultimate. Money _ the American population), hold through making money doing interact with various groups in the the Baruch student, the value of may be defined as our slave, but it control of htiscountry's: Health things you really WANT to do. university community. liberal arts, _teaching ef­ acts like our master. (can afford the best doctors); This presents a problem because While many of the studetns .fectiveness, the Baruch en- Money's power was born when- wealthc Iown vthe majority of many don'tknow what they want who attend these sessions will be vironment,.. and student ex- the priceless idea of exchange was available resources); intelligence to do. 'Well here's a suggestion: sit from the leadershipof the student pectations vs. the reality they discovered. In time it evolved into (can afford the best in education down "and think about what it is government, academic and ethnic encounter. _a symbolic piece of paper~ rather offered); and power (the influence your nature and desire to do. This • clubs, athletic teams and the For additional information or than what it symbolized back in they carry through their financial may sound abstract but its ef­ media, it is hoped - that all to make arrangements to attend the .days _of the barter system. strength). People with such fectiveness will become evident studetns, whether affiliated with one of the sessions, please call Dr. Through the course of its ages capacities have others entwined in when you start -facing facts with an -organization or not, will Kirschner in the Dean of Students :' man has: gone through hell and envy for them, because 'Uthe yourself. The possibilities are participate and be represented. Office at your earliest con­ high water for money; betrayed Almighty buck" is seen as the continuedon pg. 9, col. 3 Several of the meetings .will be venience. ~ .. . " --

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·PROF. AXELROD SPEAKS \ - ON BUSINESS AND. ENTERTAINMENT by Peter Tripi and Oliva George Prof. Axelrod believes that while with one of the best Business On March 19, The Baruch' it is important to "understand Schools in the country having the Music Club proudly presented and stay abreast.of the dynamics strongest Management and Professor Elliott Axelrod as its ofthe buinsess as it is today," it is Marketing Departments guest speaker. Before enteihlg also "imperative to draw upon anywhere. private practice, Prof. Axelrod in . the experience and history of It was also pointed out by Prof. the early 70's, was an attorney yesterday'? and that a good. Axelrod that Baruch College has and agent for the William Morris . marketing idea may prevail over the largest and most extensive Agency, one of the world's the years. As an example of this undergraduate Law Department leading theatrical agencies. He is he pointed out the concept of of any school in the country, now a full-time member of the launching a recording career for offering some 14 different, law Law Department, and a legal an' artist through the 'vehicle of a courses..He stressed that .Baruch consultant in his field. weekly television series. This was students would be well advised to Prof. Axelrod spoke of the successfully done for Rick Nelson take as many law courses as "wealth of opportunity"· in the via "The O:f.zie and Harriet possible because "all creative entertainment industry for Show" in the 50~s, David Cassidy . deal-making, contract Baruch graduates. He pointed out via "The Partridge Family" in negotiations and business the need for "professional the 60's, and David Soul via transactions, require a clear managers" in the field, saying "Starsky and Hutch" in the -ro's. understanding' of the. legal that too many managers are Prof. Axelrod said that framework involved." He said merely former performers who professional management not· that over 95070 of all Broadway may be able to find "gigs" for only relates to individuals but also and Off-Broadway shows are their clients but know little about to management of artistic financed through .Limited Part­ "professional career develop­ properties such as "the ex­ nerships which are studied in Law ment. " One of the main ob­ ploitation and turning to profit of 3102 along with the subjects of jectives of career development subsidiary rights in plays, in­ Agency, General Partnerships according to Prof. Axelrod: is to cluding motion picture and and Corporations, a very im­ "obtain longevity for one's television rights, cast albums, D portant course. Prof. Axelrod clients in a highly competitive and 'foreign languagerights.. stock and indicated that together with other ever changing environment." He . amateur rights, merchandising, relevant and important courses emphasized that financial sequels and revivals. " already offered by the Law management and investment and He also said that the "winning Department, he is' developing a tax advice are also extremely combination" for success for a new course In "Entertainment important. -Baruch graduate entering the Law." r Through his work with .such entertainment industry is an Those who attended the successful people, acts, and shows academic mix of both artistic and discussion profited greatly and as Diana Ross and the Supremes, business courses. Hestressed how were most appreciative of Prof. ·the Spinners, John' Denver, fortunate Baruch students wereto. Axelrod's very informative talk Edward Albee, Ira Levin, The have. a first-rate Music Depart­ and question-answering session Kraft Music HaU,.One Life to ment and exceltenr exposure to which fottowed; ' Live, "Raisin;" and '~Eubie,H the other liberal arts, together IF SEX IS NEXT

by Craig Allman woman, ladies should keep their asked her if she was a prostitute. Spring is rolling around and confidence in speaking to the men As she sat there stunned, I love is in the air, or rather people they desire, because it might be continued by saying that I'm not are in heat. Some say that sex has the best way for them to get what cheap, but I'm not Rockefeller lost its meaning in terms of love, they want instead of awaiting neither. Getting better acquainted that its primary functions are now someone to make them their is great, but why must it be at my better seen in the categories of selection (but take some martial expense? I f we are two people There will be a leisurely pastime or exercise. Not arts classes and a razor just in who are interested in each other, to say that sex is not still one of case). As for the men, keep your then our meeting should be a the greatest forms of giving head, if they day is not ashamed combined effort. If I offer (not between two people, or that it is to get -in the driver's seat, then that she can't offer as well) that's DEBATE now something cheap and dirty, relax and let her take you for a one thing, but if the funds aren't but many people are surprised at ride. really there on either side then today's reasons for its activity Men (shy) what is wrong with chipping into of' Presidential Candidates and its inactivity. This is because On the other hand; if a man making our timea success? of our society's categorizing of does not speak, or in speaking, Men (aggressive) the actions of both genders, and it never propositions a woman to a As women now strain into their is wise to be aware of them when sexual relationship, he may be tightest jeans and see-through in Room 114 meeting someone in which you labeled as" impudent; stuck up, blouses (which on the right form are interested. Examples to gay, or as the possessor of some can make the coolest male become illustrate: other social disease. This is not beastly), men will be constantly of the 24th St. Building Women (shy) fair at all. True, there is some on the corner crooning them I once asked a young lady from reason for him not trying, and it compliments. This every year (in Baruch that if whe was a man she might just be that he never knew fact every day) epidemic has put on was attracted to, would she speak the woman was interested. It-she men in a bad position. Now when to' him. She said, "No." She really wants him, she would tell a man speaks to a woman in claimed he might betoo presump­ him exactly how s-he feels, passing, she's got him pegged for tuous about 'her approach. It is because beating around the bush the perfect pervert, Of course, obvious wily she would feel don't make the grade. -However, this. is .an exaggeration, for not Wednesday, April 15th this way. In some cases, her men -should be aware of the reac­ every man speaks in disrespect for approach may well have been an tions they get in their relations a woman, and even when some invitation to rape. Yet, there is with women; it is not conceited to do, it shouldn't blindly dull a from 2:30.' - 4:00 p.m. also the fact that an intelligent think a.woman likes you. woman's feelings' for all men. woman has enough judgment (if Women (aggressive) However, some men do talk at not knowing from past ex­ In' speaking to a woman about women with their draws at their perience) todecide whether or not 'getting on intimate terms with knees, telling them what they got, she feels' the man can be trusted each other, she said that we would what they want, then,when, enough to talk to him. In any . have to get to know each other where, and how they can get it on. case, with the age of the liberated better, by me taking her out. So I continwdonpg. 9, col. 3

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Undergraduate 3. Class of '49 Scbolanhip Fund Activities Awards An award to a graduating senior who plans to do graduate work at The Baruch College Alumni Association Student Activities Scholarships an accredited college or Awards are annually bestowed upon a graudating day session university. Interested students. should make to full-time undergraudate Selection ()fRecipients and a graduating evening session student of the Bernard M. application in writing to the· juniors, one from each of the Candidates for the award are Baruch College. Students graduating June 1981 are eligible. Committee. Applications are schools (Business and Public selected on the basis of The award of $100 and one' year's free membership in the available in the Office of the Administration; Liberal Arts and scholarship and extracurricular Alumni Associationis granted each recipient. Dean .of. Students, 360 Parle Sciences; and Education), who activities. Financial need and Purpose Avenue South, Room 1702. havecompleted at least 24 credits letters' of recommednation may The purpose 'of these awards is twofold: to recognize and 1. Baruch'.' College Alumni at Baruch College. The fourth also be considered. honor the recipients and to serve as an incentive for the Association Scholarships award is to a full-time graduate . Award recipients to make further significant contributions to the Several annual scholarships of studentt in the School of Business One annual. $ I00award. College and/or the College Community. not more than S400 each to and Public Administration who 4. DeaD of Students Grant and Eligibility graduating seniors at Baruch has completed at least 24 credits Loan FuDd Stlaolanhip College'who plan to do graduate of graduate work. An award given to a student Nominees must be August 1980, January 1981, or June work at an accredited college or Selection ofRecipients during his/her junior year. 1981 graduates in. any subject area included in the un­ university. The primary criterion for these Selection 0/Recipients dergraduate curriculum of the Bernard M. Baruch College. Selection ofRecipients awards is academic excellence. In Candidates for this award are Nominations· Candidates for these awards' are situations where this cannot be selected on the basis of academic Nominations may be made by the Department of Student selected on the basis of their the sole determining factor, the achievement and relative need. Life, any officer of a student organization, any faculty ad­ academic achievement, ex­ Committee may request materials Award visor of a' student organization, or any department head tracurricular activities and pertaining·to financial need and One $300 award. within the College. relative need. There are no letters of recommendation from S. New York Bank For Savings Deadline restrictions as to the major course teachign faculty. Candidates are Scbolanhip All Qp'minations for the 1981 awards nominations must be that the student is pursuing. solicited from the respective Annual cash awards to deserving school deans and department received by April 10, 1981. Award undergraduates majoring in chairmen. Banking and Finance. Mailing Address for Nominations Six awards of $400 each. 2. BeckerFamily Scholarships Award Selection ofRecipients Baruch College Alumni Association Four annual scholarships. Three Four awards of at least $400 each. Candidates for this aware are College Box 280 solicited from the Economics 17 Lexington Avenue Department. New York, N.Y. 10010 Award Criteria Faculty Excellence Awards The award may be made to one or more students. -1. Responsibilities assumed in student acnviues: i.e., President Segall has established a series of faculty ex.. 6. The David Picker Award committee work, leadership roles, acceptance of assignments, cellence awards. One or more awards are to be made to difficulties of assignments. One or more scholarships given faculty members recognized for distinguished teaching or annually to deserving un­ 2. Performance ofresponsibilities assumed. contribution to teaching. The awards carry an honorarium 3. Impact upon the Baruch College Community or groups dergraduates ..and/or graduate and will be presented during the commencement ceremonies students, who. are pursuing therein. ,- in June. studies at Baruch College in the 4. Number of groups or individuals affected by the The Awards Committee wishes to remind students'of the Fidd of Public AdJnjnisuation student's activities. awards and to solicit nominations. If you feelthat you have and/or Business Administration. selectiOn'ofRecij:Wn/S- ._ .. Full Name of Nominee had. the opportunity to study'with'a'faculty member" whose Candidates for this award are Address of Nominee _ teaching ability you consider to be outstanding or who made a solicited from the Department of significant contribution to teaching procedures at the College, N arne and title of individual making nomination. ----- Public Administration and other please feel free to make a nomination. appropriate departments. If you wish to nominate a faculty member, please fill out. Award the enclosed form, put it in an envelope addressed to Box 347 of of The award is given to one or more and drop it into the college mail. students per year. 7. J ulias Rosentbal Memorial Bases of nomination: Fund Scbolarship Annual award to an un­ 1. Responsibilities assumed in student activities. Please list. I nominate the following faculty member for the President's Excellence Award for Distinguished Teaching. dergraduate student. Selection ofRecipeint The candidate is selected on the basis of outstanding academic achievement. Award 2. A brief but more than one or two word description of the Name of Facultv Member -----.:....------One award of $500. nominee's performance of each of. the responsibilities 8. ROMrt C. Weaver Incentive assumed in student actisvities. Scholarship An annual award to an out­ standing senior who plans to enter Department _ government service, for study in a graduate program. , 1. Why do you nominate this teacher? Selection ofRecipients Candidates for this award are 3. A brief but more than 'one or two word description of the solicited from the Department of nominee's impact upon the Baruch College Community or Economics, Statistics, Political groups therein. ~ Science, and Public Ad­ \~ ministration. Award 2. What courses haveyou taken with this teacher? One SSOO award. 9. Irvill& Weiasteia Trust Fuod Scbolarship Awarded annually to one or more 4. The number of groups or individuals affected by the worthy undergraduates or nonirnee's activities. graduates majoring in Ac­ 3. 1 am a .Freshman : Sophomore. Junior _ counting, Taxation, or Business Administration. Senior . I am a Graduate Student.... _ Selection ofRecipients Cadnidates for this award are soJicite(i from the Department of Please return this nomination in an envelope to Box 11347, S. Any other comments you may wish to make. Accounting and other appropriate FacultY Awards Committee, by coDege mail. departJDellu. COIIIiIaIed on PI. 9. col. j -- __ . _. _ -_ •.•• ..._~ ._• .- __ r ...... I •.~~ .....' ._0':" - - , t·. _ fI" , --r-

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NEED SUMMER WORK? N.Y. STATE JOB SERVICE will be o_n campus on Thursday, April 16, in Rm. 1710 (Noon to 3 AID PM) to accept applications from experienced Camp Coun­ selors f~r jobs available throughout the Northeast. If you are at least rs years old, and will have 1 year of college completed by June, stop by to register with us. THE LAW DEPARTMENT WILL AWARB: I. THE MORTON WOLLMAN MEDAL IN·lAW to the graduating senior of Baruch College who attained the highest grade in the study of law; 2. THE ANDREW J. COPPOLA PRIZE to the graduating senior of the Baruch School of Business and Public Ad­ ministration who had applied for admission to a law school and has demonstrated both an outstanding ability "in com­ merciallaw and potential for success in law school study; ALL BARUCH COLLEGE GRADUATING SENIORS WHO HAVE COMPLETED AT LEAST THREE UN­ DERGRADUATE. LAW COURSES AT BARUCH COLLEGE PRIOR TO THIS SEMESTER ARE INVITED TO APPLY FOR EITHER OF THESE AWARDS. 3. In addition, the Law Department will also award THE . SANDERS A. KAHN REALTY EDUCATION FUND . SCHOLARSHIP PRIZE·. A'$250 award to a graduating MEETINGS . senior who has excelled in the Real Estate program course Thursdays, 12:30 w~k. _ ~ APPLICATIONS, WHICH MUSt' BE SUBMITTED Rm. 710/23rd St.Bldg. NOT· LATER THAN APRIL 9, 1981 ARE NOW - AVAILABLE AT: LAWDEPARTMENT BARUCH COLLEGE 46 East 26th Street ,J Room 541, 5th Floor . April', ~9Il The Tjeker Page 9

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HOST• ~ PAN-AMo ••.GAMES' AGAIN by ChrisGorman This is the time of the year when years of study and practice are finally put to the test. This is continuedfrom pg, 2. col. 3 every otrice and level of the the season for the Pan-American administration'nothing has been Interccltegiate Team Chess different administrative office done and'NOTHING IS GOING Championship. where i was told that. no decision TO BE DONE. Nothing will be The Championship games may would be made before there was done because students don't like not receive much publicity in the input from the faculty via the wearing their identification cards New York Times, but to chess Faculty Senate and input from the or because the administration playersthroughout the colleges it students via a day and evening thinks that the changes will cost is a time for front page news. The session student meeting, Well, too much or for some other - games are attended by some of . both groups have met and no equally unacceptable reason. Just the finest and most prestigious additional suggestions have been think about that. The college is schools in the country including made and still no positive action ripped off every day.,Students are Yale, Rutgers, Purdue, and of has been taken. robbed, rapes are attempted and course Baruch. Each year ap­ . On January 26, 1981 the people here- are held up at gun proximately. fifty teams par­ department requested that "peep­ point and everybody seems to ticipate, sending their best players holes" be put into several doors think that the reasons for doing to put up the toughest com­ so that staff members in early in nothing outweigh ther personal petition possible. the morning or out late at night safety of students and staff. The Chess Team here at Baruch had some minimum form of The logic eludes me. Making has been attending these games security. On March 9th, March molehills outof mountains won't for the past few years and I 'bas. ..•• 13th, March 16th, March 17th, get rid of the problem. Does consistently been getting March 18th, March 20th and f: " serious bodily harm to a student stronger," said Peter DiTuri, a ~, March 23 rd I enquired as to when --_0' or staff member have to nappen team member. In 1978 the team i we could expect the peep-holes before everyone suddenly wants placed sixtieth but they were not and was put offeach time. As of to jump on the bandwagon and deterred because in '79 they this writing still nothing has been declare that they were the first to jumped to 30th. Staying with done. yell "cost be damned, we'll do it their upward streak, last The bottom line is that after now!!" December Baruch sent two teams having spoken with just about . ,Steven Kohn to Atlanta, Ga. to compete. The ..... A Team finished a fantastic 8th Chess Team in Action PHOTO BY BOB ALLEUR out of the fifty-two teams that participated. It was the highest in New York. The main source caliber talent. This year however finish of a CUNY school since behind the games is team member two of our top players on the FREEDO'M OF SPEECH 1973. For their tremendous Marty McDowell. McDowell was team will not be attending.' performance the team received a elected . to the ICLA­ Anthony Lee is graduating in continued/rompg. 2. col. 3 their minds when it was too late. prize of chess books worth over Intercollegiate Chess League of June and.' Mark Tolliver has up 19 free sterilization clinics. set ° Federal and state laws here now . $12-0~ . -[h-' another "division, America,"andhas worked hard to already Ieft" the sch'oo["The- other' require that any women un­ .a goal of 5000 "voluntary Baruch's B team finished Ist and make the December games in New team members are still hopeful as , srerilizations" for the program's dergoing sterilization sign a also received a prize totalling the York a reality. However, it is the to the team's ability in December. first year, surpassed that in 1975, consent form in her native same. As David Hee, president of generosity of the Alumni "We expect to do pretty well even language, and that she be in­ when 5400 women were sterilized. the Chess Club said, "last year we Association at Baruch that has though we will lose some of our formed about the irreversible The overall thrust of the program put Baruchon the chess map. " made the financing possible. very good players," said David was not to inform women of the nature of the operation; there is This December the Chess Club Baruch hopes to send three Hee. "However there are many birth control options open to scant monitoring to enforce these will not only try to continue their teams this year to compete. There new up and coming players to them, but to encourage statutes in New York. In the past, uphill climb, they will also they will face the very strongest help compensate," We here at sterilization as the best alter­ poor women seeking abortions, sponsor the games to be held here competition and the highest Baruch wish-them luck! native; otherwise, how could other health care, medicaid have Silva's goals be achieved? been sterilized without their In an interview with Puerto iriformed consent. It has been Rico magazine on June 1974, stated by one woman that she PROSP~ECTIVES

Silva insisted that "the basic underwent sterilization at Lincoln (' , requirement is the consent of the Hospital, when she just went in continuedfrom pg. 3. col. J announce that this is my last UNDER person" ill every sterilization, but for the treatment of a vaginal near endless, so don't call any column of this semester. I just his program clearly embodied the infection. goal too nigh to try. The money like to say that this has been an GRADUATE government's will to reduce the In my opinion Silva's arrival in will surely follow if you do your experience I will never forget, but child-bearing population by any the South Bronx is only a best in your field. Money is I will continue to provide services SCHOLAR means ° necessary. Though Silva beginning in creating a planned necessary to survival; to get it to you students of Baruch in every said, "we believe that all people shrinkage in population there. If through doing what you want capacity I can. I hope you have SHIPS should have control over their enough support comes his way, satisfies a need, to get money enjoyed reading my column as own bodies, his program en­ then the South Bronx mightbe the through means that aren't ofyour much as I have enjoyed writing continued/rom pg. J. col. 5 couraged sterilizations even for starting point for him, but it desire is a form ofgreed. for you. Remember me because I Award young women who might change won't be his finishing point. It is my unfortunate duty to think of you. The award is given to one or more students per year. 10. Samuel aDd Irving Weinstein Scbolanhip Fund HELPLINE MORE SEX At least one scholarship, given annually to a needy and worthy continuedftom pg.B, col. 5 replied, "I think that students continuedfrom pg. 5. col. 3 be achieved inany way. However, undergraduate or graduate don't reach out enough. Continued Mr. Duggan, "An There are many other situations the real deal is what you feel, and student majoring in Accounting Sometimes they have a very hard organization which has as many too numerous to name, but the if you feel you're getting what or Taxation at Baruch College to time reaching out to Helpline or students and outreaches in this fact remains that we should you want; keep it; if not, then assist in meeting educational asking for help from anyone many ways needs a. number of always take the- situation don't be shy to try again. Love is costs. because of the society we've different back up systems to' it realistically and with open minds. what you make it, and ideally the Selection ofRecipients grown up in that' says we're and they provide really the stop There is 110 true definnion for reason for sex is love. If it. is not Candidates for this award are gap of th< whole. office. If a supposed to be so independent. love,' only .fadorsthat ~ake it ..your reason. then. be opfront solicited from the Department of It's really to ask for help so,, student needs help and I don't hard real. It can come in any place, at enough to say so, that way the Accounting. I has happen to .be here, they have while think Helpline the any time, with anybody, and can surprise is no surprise. Award' those other professionals as a respect ofthe students, I thinkit's The award is given to one ormore back up." underutilized sometimes by the students per' year. When Mr. Duggan was asked if majority of students in the school be thousIJt Helpline received because it's so hard to reach out enough support from students he for help." • 'f •. - ...... ------~-_-...~ ~.....- - --;;IE"---......

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,I ****** ********************** " EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY GUITAR WORKSHOP 11:30-12:30 rm.212 S.C. ***************************** EVERY TUESDAY EVENINGS ARNIS 5:30 oak IOunge ***************************** EVERY TUESDAY AT 4:00 MEDITATION WORKSHOP • in oak lounge MONDAY & THURSDAY 5:30 OAK LOUNGE ***************************** APRIL 15 at 12:30 FRIDAY TARRA ,CARD READING,SESSIO , Oak Loun e We meetevery Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. in Rm.302 (Student Center) END-OF-THE-TERM PARTY MAY 19th 2-6 April 9, 1981- TbeTicker Page. II- Cl.UB NEWS & EVENTS

The Culture of the East .Hispanic Week .. China_Night Will Show by Helen L.K. Chan models from and outside of the happen. Someone has tohe/p On Thursday evening, A.ptil30, . school,.' They will wear the make it happen. Without the .April 6-10 the Chinese students of Baruch . Chinese costumes from the an- help, cooperation, and en- College will be presenting cient .past and dynasties. These thusiasm of the students and Oriental . arts and' cultural costumes are not only bright and faculty, there would not be a Schedule of Events exhibitions . in their show, ap- colorful attire, but also elegant. show. There would not even be a propriately entitled '~China Made from delicate silk materials, Chinese Club in the School. Night." they symbolize the mode of dress Mrs. Violet Seung, the friendly Wednesday, April 8 The show, sponsored by the from the last thousand years of and always-willing-to-help Hispanic Solidarity Day Chinese Singing Club (eSC), Chinese history. counselor of the Chinese Singing "Hispanicsin Politics & Education" Chinese Students Association This spring extravaganza was Club and the Chinese Students Speakers: Miguel Albornoz, Politics (CSA), Chinese Culture Club originally planned to celebrate Association, is again lending her Isara Santiago, Education (CCC),- Asia n Students Chinese New Year. But dif- helping hand to aid the staff and Edward Pagan, International Marketing Association (ASA), and the Day ficulties stood in the way. Frank add exciting featuresto the show. Session Student Government Su, President of the Chinese With the help of the others and Place: Oak Lounge, Student Center (DSSG), will comprise of various Singing Club and one of the Stanley Ng, former President of Time: 1:~2:30 (At 2:30 refreshments will beserved) jong guo (Chinese) festivites and coordinators of this program, the Chess Club, Frank Su of the • •• • entertainment performed by the stated, "Chinese New Year oc- Chinese Singing Club is doing Film: "EI Salvador: The Next Vietnam" students themselves and other curred during the first week of fine in managing and coor- Speakers: David Perez& MarthaGallego guests. Among the scheduled school on Thursday, February 5, dinating this spring spectacular. Place: Oak Lounge, Student Center numbers are ~- :,;nese dances, immediately after the students Su, who is in charge of the Time: 3:Q0-4:05 -kung fu (martiai arts), Chinese finished with their final exams program, heads his Club in Room' • ••• songs, instrumental music, and a and registraiton, In adition to the 1311 of the 23rd Street building Panel Discussion: Careers fashion show featuring lack of time in preparation, the every Thursday. The SO-member Speakers: Charles Tejada-Civil Rights traditional Chinese costumes. Clubs had trouble in obtaining Club gets together and discusses Ismael Bentancourt-Small Business Administration Dance routines will be provided use of the auditorium in the 23rd or practices all kinds of Chinese by specially invited companies. Street building' in February. and American songs. They had Jack Aguerros-Museo del Barrio Special kung fu groups from New Therefore, the show was post- invited special guests to perform There will be a period ofquestions and answers Jersey will be displayin: ...~rious - poned-until April 30." in Baruch before last semester. Place:Oak Lounge, Student Center types of ma"1:ialarts skills, in- Su continued', "This is the very "All students are welcomed to Time: 4: 15-5:30 PM (At 5:30 Wineand Cheese will be served) eluding karate. Members of the first time all the Chiense clubs join the Club. (We) practice songs • • • • Chinese Singing Club, interested joined tit unison to put up and from all cultures, not just Chinese "Puerto Rican Women in the Labor Force": A slide students, and special vocalists will (produce) this show." songs,"-Suo added, although folk presentation on the Puerto Rican Labor Movement. join together to charit illustrious There is no doubt about it. songs are their specialty. '. Place: OakLounge, Student Center tunes? traditional and folk. The . With joil1t. efforts and. sincere ... Baruch.. which has a

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~2 : 30 - 1: 30 pm Comedy Hour Oak Lounge 4:00 - 5:00 pm Meeting Rm. 302 S.C.P.B . Student Center S.C.P.B. Student Cente.r . 5:30 pm t Film: "The Texas Chain­ Oak Lounge 4:30 - 10:30 pm Concert Night Auditorium saw Massa~re S.C.P.B. Student Center Camp,:us Affairs 23rd St. 6:00 - 10:00 pm Art Exhibition 24th Street 5:00 - 6:00 pm Steering Meeting Rm. 302 All Week P.R. I .D.E. Lobby Street Fair Committee Student Center Tuesday, April 7, 19B1 Thursday, April 16, 1981 . '- 11:30 - 12:30 pm Guitar Workshop Rm. 212 12:00 - 2:00 pm Easter Party Fac u I ty Lounge S.C.P.B. Student Center Accounting Society 24th St.

1:30 - 3:30 pm Food Festival Marble Lounge 12:00 - 2:00 pm Speaker:Con Edison Rm. 302 P.R.I.D.E. Student Center FinanceJEco. Society Student Center

4:00 - 5:00 pm Mediatation Workshop Oak· Lounge '12:00 - 2:00 pm Easter Party Globus Lounge S.C.P.B. Student Center Management .Soc-iety 360 P. A.S. 5:30 - 7:30 pm "Arnis" Martial Arts Oak Lounge 12:00 - 3:00 pm Speaker:Para-Psychology Rm. 114 S.C.P.B. . Student Center Psychology Society 24th Street ,, 12:30 - 1:30 pm "The Spooleys Oak Lounge 2:30 - 7:30 pm Audition:Talent Show Oak Lounge S.C.P.B. Student Center Club New York Student Center

Wednesday, April 8, 1981 5:00 - 10:00 pm Concert Auditorium Carribean/West Indian 23rd St. 1:00 - 7:00 pm Communities & Careers Oak Lounge Cultural Club P.R.I.D.E. Student Center 4:00 - 5:00 pm Meeting Rm. 302 11:30 - 12:30 pm Guitar Workshop Hm. 212 'S.C.P.B. Student Center S.C.P.B. Student Center 5:00 - 6:00 prr. Steering Meeting Hm. 302 12:00 - 2:00 pm Senate Internships Oak Lounge Street Fa1r Conunittee Student Center S.P.S. Student Center 3:00 - 10:00 pm Hispanic Entertainment Rm. 114 12:00 - 2:00 pm Meet the Canidates Rm. 114 P. R. I . D; E . 24th Street Student Senate 24th Street Thursday, April 9, 1981 12:00 - 2:00 pm "Stigma & Obesity" Room 427 Psi Chi 24th St. -:2:00 - 2:00 pm Panel Discussion Globus Loung~ Management Society 360 P.A.S. 5:30 pm Film:AIien Oak Lounge S.C.P.E. Student Center ~2:00 - 2:00 pm "How to Land a great Job" Con ference F.m. Education Society 315 P.A.S. 8:00 - 10:00 pm Hispanic Entertainment 4 North P.R.I.D.E. 23rd St. 4:00 - 5:00 pm Meditation Workshop Oak Lounge Friday, April 10, 1981 S.C.P.B. Student Center 1:00 & 3:00 pm Film:Alien Rm. 114 5:30 - 7:30 pm Speaker: Globus Lounge S.C.P.B. 24th St. FianancejEconomics 360 P.A.S. 6:00 - 10:00 pm Human Resources Manage- Oak & Marble 5;30 - 7:30 pm "Arnis" Martial Arts Oak Lounge ment A.S.P.A. Student Center S.C.P~B. Student Center 6:00 - 8:00 pm Business Meeting Rm. 302 5:00 - 10:00 pm Meditation Concert Auditorium Sigma Alpha Student Center Meditation club/S.C.P.E. 23rd St. 5:00 - 10:00 pm Latin Dance Alley Lounge Wednesday, April 15, 1981 P.R.I.D.E. Student Center

12:30 - 1:30 pm Beatles Tribute Film Oak Lounge ~onday, April 13, 1981 S.C.P.B. Student Center 12:30 - 1:30 pm Comedy flour Oak Lounge 3:00 - 5:00 pm Political Porum Oak Lounge S.C.P.B. Student Center Carribean/West Indian Student Center Cultural 10:00 11:00 am Party Oak Lounge Freshman Orientation Student Center 3:30 - 7:00 pm Concert Night Bash Alley Lounge Campus. Affairs Student Center 7:30 10:00 pm Rehearsal AuditoriulJl Chinese Coalition 23rd St. 9:00 - 8:00 pm Arts & Cxafts Exhibtion Alley Lounge CHINA NIGHT All Week' Carribeam/West Indian Student Center continuedfrom preceding page Cultural Chinese heriiage-Chiense New 5:30 pm Chinese films, and martial arts 4679-on "China Night." Film: "AI jen" Oak Lounge S.C.P.B. Student Center presentations. One of the "China Night" will promptly blockbuster films they had shown begin at 6 p.m. and conclude at 8 Tuesday, April 14, 1981 last year was superstar Jackie p.m. Admission to the two-hour Chan's "Snake in the Eagle's, program is FREE! A reception 11:30 - 12:30 pm Guitar Workshop Room 212 Claw." will follow the conclusion of the S.C.P.B. Student Center the Chinese students come from show. So, Baruchians, write 12: 30 - 1: 30 pm "Dog Eat Dog" Oak Lounge different regions of China or down the date, time, and place S.C.P.B. Student Center Taiwan. So they may speak ..April 30, 1981, Thursday, 6-8 various dialects such as Can­ 2:30 - 5:00 pm ·Films Oak Lounge p.rn., Auditorium: 'China Carribean/West Indian Student Center tonese, Mandarin, Toishanese, Night' to on your schedule. Come Cultural Hakka, Shanghai, or Fukienese. and see one.of the most enjoyable In spite of this regional and events of the year. For mere linguistic difference, they are information pertaining to the willing to join togehter to program, contact the Singing combine their interests and talents Club, Chinese clubs, or Mrs. Have A Nice Recess! &I celebrate the single. most Violet Seung, important event of the year in e. ; i ..• 5 £, ' , .•.... -

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The Who'Make A . ~. Disappointing Return by Paul Golden two' of the songs) runs from the a bear pit, with apple cores and ' After two years of seclusion banal to the satisfying, giving mice along"-and ends up quite alternated with touring, and solo Face Dances a decidedly uneven' silly. "Did You Steal My Money" projects, The Who have released sound. John Entwistle, the bass might just as well have been on face Dances on a different record player, seems to pull the most Odds n Sods; it just doesn't fit on label, Warner Brothers.' Was it meat out of the band on his two, the album. "How Can You Do it worth the wait? I'm not so sure. by now obligatory, numbers; Alone" starts off relating the, Hailed by Warner's as "one of "The Quiet One,". and "You," sordid details of flashers, and, the most comprehensive fusing his usual brand of macabre little boys who steal girlie marketing campaigns in (their) humor with dark, minor twinged magazines and breaks,' midway, history." the major emphasis arrangements. "The Quiet One" into a highlands, bagpipe reel. seems not to be placed on the employs Townsend's thunderous "Daily Records" is one of the music, but on ....the album cover power chording, and marvelous most blatant homages (or should. artwork. The credits on the inner bass "zoops'" from Entwistle I say ripoffs) exactly rnimicing the sleeve hardly mention The Who, making it reminiscent of the great Beach Boys opening to "Sloop' but rather the sixteen "in­ "Heaven & Hell" from The Story John B." Townsend has a lot of ternationally known" artists who ofThe Who ablum. nerve claiming that "my money have adorned the front cover with The rest of Face Dance is pure keeps me poor." theit portraits of individual Townsend: good, bad, and in­ As I said before, Face Dances is members of The Who. Granted, different. The opening cut, "You a mixed bag 0 f tricks. On one The Who: Have they grown too weary for rock? the album looks great, but what Better You Bet" is in the great level it's an extremely enjoyable about the music on the inside? "Who Are You" tradition, with Who album, full of rich, loping strained at times, leaving one with earlier days, The Who are, by' Face Dances won't attract new Townsend diddling with a syn­ melodies and expert playing. On the impression that perhaps he now, an institution in rock. Let's fans for The Who. It won't lose thesizer in the intro. "Cache another level it seems as though would be happier acting, than hope they put a bit of wrinkle them any either. Peter Town­ Cache;' is all about story book the Who have grown tired. singing. Kenny J ones, the new kid cream on their age spots and give send's work (he penned all but scariness-s-t'Did you ever sleep in Daltrey's voice can sound on the block, does admirably, but themselves a little youthful lacks the manic explosiveness of vitality, which is the essence of Keith Moon's haywire drumming rock 'n roll. Record Review: which so propelled The Who in its A Mixed Bag Of New What Happened to Releases S.. prlng· -?•. .by J By Schwartz recorded.. of the Doors, the Beatles' ex­ Warren Zevon is a rather meek­ At any rate, Stand in the Fire perimentation with drug related by Helen Cl1in looking Preppy with a strong has some good tracks, such as songs, a multitude of protest About this time' of the year, Ticker reporter, I felt that it was baritone voice.Af'ter only "Jennie Needs a Shooter;" some songs, and Jefferson Airplane's more college students can .be my duty to do some research on releasing three fairly successful better tracks including "Lawyers, second album; . Surrealistic found hanging around outside of the topic. So away I went, eagerly albums. Zevon has gone ahead Guns and Money," and "Poor, Pillow, which introduced their school than inside attending trotting over to the library. I and released Stand in the Fire Poor Pitiful Me," a one-time hit new lead singer, Grace Slick. classes. But things, are much looked through magazines, (Asylum), a solid package of live for Linda Ronstadt; and some Slick's two songs, "Somebody to different this year; more students books, encyclopedias, and even recorded music containing some garbage like "Werewofves of Love" and "White Rabbit" lifted are still attending all of their an atlas. To my shock and new, and some old, tunes. London." Fans of Zevon will go the Airplane to new heights both required classes. Why?? Spring is dismay, I found nothing. It The "live" audience, on some beserk over this album, but it is musically and commercially. here!! It made its official debut at occurred to me ~hat maybe of the tracks, simply does not still not a bad investment for the Fourteen years, three groups 12:03 p.m. on' March 20. But if Baruch had something to hide. sound live. Perhaps the audience rest of us, and it gives a fairly and a solo career later, Grace Spring is here, why does it still Okay, 'so the plot thickened. I sounds were dubbed in later, after well-rounded picture of Zevon's Slick is still at it: Her new album, seem as though Winter never left? decided to go undercover, as a the music had already been talent. Welcome to the Wrecking Ball What happened to Spring? janitor. and do some further recorded. This phoniness could * * * (RCA) marks her return to Rock Why aren't the bees ~ ad the investigating. I worked late into also be a result of the size of the 1967 was a very interesting year after her last album, which was mosquitoes out flittering and the night, cleaning toilets and club where the album was in music. It hostedthe appearance labeled Middle of the Road style biting their ways into our hearts? .snooping around for any clues. music, flopped terribly. It is good And speaking of flying nuisances, Soon I was down to my last bottle to see Slick back, but un­ what happened to the flocks of of Sani-Flush, and my last hope fortunately she is not the same as birds which migrated South for as well. she was in '67. the winter? Are they overstaying It was then that I finally found Take, for example, .the song their welcome? They must have my answer. In the Chemistry lab, "Mistreater." ."Mistreater" taken enough suntan lotion with I heard noises. Peering in through would be a great song if Pat them to protect their delicate little the half-opened door, I could see Benatar was singing it. Slick's feathers throughout the Summer many men in white laboratory style-is missing what is needed to season. They are in no hurry to jackets, each bearing the emblem make the song more powerful. return, it seems. Well, as long as of a different CUNY school. ON "Just a Little Love" and the South is playing host to our the wall was a graph, indicating "Shooting Star" are two tracks feathered friends, we'll have one how well students' grades have that are more geared to Slick, and less worry; the windshields of our stayed since Spring was delayed. she handles them well. cars well stay much cleaner. So that was it! I knew I had to Besides, it is doubtful that Pat Where are all of the Spring hay put an end to this conspiracy. So I Benatar could sing "White fever sufferers? You know, the rounded up some security guards, Rabbit" the way Slick does. Let's ones who ha'(ered eyes, sniffly and with their help we managed just hope that Slick finds the noses, walk around like zombies to. put an end to their miserable music that is right for her, and pass in and· out of con­ scheme. because then it will be right for sciousness? Actually, they've Well, the case of "Where the us, too., ' been around all winter. They are hell is Spring" is finally ·solved. *•* the people who are always By the time you finish reading this . Making their debut on Warner mistaken for junkies. . account, Spring should be in the Communications' new PLANET Once again I ask uWhere the air. Enj~y it, but be prepared for Continuedonpage 14, column S hell is' Spring"?" As a full-fledged another raght next year! 1 .: Page 14 The Ticker April9, 1911 1

Broadway's Thorny "Rose"

by Bill Dudley . to the audience about her life, It all the minor, "Iife-Iess " The late Gertrude Stein once seems that every time one starts characters, there is someone as said, "A Rose, is a rose, is a "getting into" the dialogue, it is strong as Ms. Jackson in the rose," but had she seen a show of abruptly cut short so Ms. Jackson center spotlight. She deserves to the same name, it wouldn't have can talk to us on a one-to-one be. Her freshness, originality, and smelled the same. basis. sharp mind makes her the "ROSE," which opened last Due to these inadequacies, the epitome of the intelligent mature week at the Cort Theatre, stars audience never really gets to know and sophisticated British Actress Glenda Jackson and Jessica the minor characters. They are all which we wish so many of our Tandy. This drama, produced by two-dimensional. It is especially own actresses were. Elizabeth I. McCan and Nelle sad to note that this falls true for There are a few bright moments Nugent, portrays an elementary Jessica Tandy, who plays Rose's in the production, particularly school teacher, who is facing a mother. The opening scene, which one scene which takes place mid-life crisis. Although Rose starts as being a night-out for the during an assembly in the school likes her job, she feels as if she is two' girls is very refreshing. As where she teaches. Some credit .not being used to her full always, Ms. Tandy just seems to should be given to actress potential. The relationship with breathe life into a play. Un­ Margaret Hilton, who plays one her husband is '£dead." Un­ fortunately, the scene lasts no of her co-workers. Another scene fortunately, the play is more longer than five minutes, and we in which Rose visits an old friend, boring than Rose's life. don't see mother again until the Sally, played smartly by J 0 The production is formed, not first five minutes of Act II. It is a Henderson. There are some in scenes, but rather in short very minor role and Ms. Tandy fruitful moments in the play, but "'. Glenda Jackson and Jessica Tandy in a scene from tile wilted •'Rose... sketches as Rose encounters the deserves better. It should anger these few heights are separated by minor characters. It seems that any theatregoer that the long dry lulls. terrible paradox. We know that could nave done with this subject, lately, so many playwrights have producers have advertised this big One "height" is when Rose Rose has cheated on her husband; and instead, we leave the theatre been using short sketches strung name only to have her appear in a attempts a last fling at excitement when she confesses, he breaks forgetting what little significance together, because they lack the cameo role. by fooling around with her down; the audience is supposed to the show did. have, by the time we / talent to write a full scene that It is perfectly understandable supervisor int he back seat of his feel sympathetic to him, but how . reach the marquee. The audience could last long enough and still why Ms. Jackson accepted her car. (He is married too.) When can we let our hearts go out to attends, what they hope will be an deem strong. This weakness has role. It gives the actress constant she gets home afterwards, she him after he admits that he has evening of' intelligent theatre; caused failure in recent exposure and demands someone admits to her husband of what also been cheating. One cannot perhaps the chance. to use the productions (THE SURVIVOR, who has excellent command of just took place. He breaks down, feel sorry for the "loyalist" and theatre as a learr:ing vehicle to THE AMERICAN CLOCK) and the stage; something which starts to cry, and admits that he the "two-timer" at the same time. gain some insight, and we are, alas, also fails here. Rose pops in Glenda does most certainly too has cheated on their marriage. It's a shame. There is so much unfortunately, like so many times and out of these sketches to talk possess. It is fortunate that with Now, that moment seems to be a that Playwright Andre Davies this season, left short-changed.

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.' Music Continuedfrom page 13 label is the group The Plimsouls. This is one group which shows some potential. The Plimsouls imitate the style of the musicians of the sixties. This imitation is very obvious; they want to be LA's version of the Rolling - Stones. Although their main influence is said to be The Who, ,.. they sound more li ke the early Stones. The album cover even looks very similar to the Stones' Out ojOur Heads album. Okay, so they sound similar to -and MitcbellGreenberg, 1'.1'. Preece, Jim Walton and Steve Liebman (I. to r.) of "Scnmbled Feet." the early Stones use similar cover designs-that means they are another ripoffgroup, right? No way, Jose. With some more "Scrambled Feet" isStill Going Strong refinement and some more album by Michael Star makes them smile as well. his/her career at an end is John Driver and Jeffrey Hadow experience, the Plimsouls could Scrambled Feet. What could a The basic plot of Scrambled beautifully interpreted by the throw the audience into hysteria. . be well on their way to success. show with a name like Scrambled Feet revolves around four lovely K.K. Preece and arch Scrambled Feet is, for the most Sixties music is coming back and Feet possibly be about? It would unknown actors who constantly comic Steve Liebman. part, a barrel of laughs. Some of the energy and vigor shown by the have to have some substance, I strive to become stars. An One unforgettable act is a the satire, though, went a bit too Plimsouls will be appreciated by assumed, since it is currently the aspiring actor, the theme of the spoof on middle-aged women far. Sure, it wa~ funny, but some record buyers. Similarity does not fifth longest running off­ play seems to say, needs more who go to the theatre. Steve of the skits contained sick humor . mean duplication in this case. Broadway play. it will be number than just talent to "make it." Liebman (a well-rounded in­ . which added nothing to the show Eventually, the only duplication one, its producers project, if it Other tools are needed. dividual, shall we say) portrays and only served to make the of the Stones' by the Plimsouls lasts until 1983. It might very well One such tool is a good agent. the stereotypical woman who is audience restless. may very well be a collection of last that long. Scrambled Feet takes a few funny obnoxious, cheap, full of com­ To become an actor, the play platinum and gold records. The four person cast-Mitchell looks at agents, making them out palints and a devoted member Of explains, one must be willing to Greenberg, K;K. Preece, Jurn to be two-faced, insensitive and the B'nai Brith. And if you think take chances-big chances. OVERSEAS JOBS-Summer/y­ Walton and Steve Liebman-is . uncaring people. that's funny, imagine what fun Without the right connections, ear-round, Europe, S. America, the main reason for the show's Luck, aggressiveness and an the cast has in their imitation of one's talent could. go Australia, Asia, etc. All fields, success. Of course, Hermoine the undying will to become a star are three yentas shopping the Village! unrecognized. Fame can be $500-$1200 monthly, expenses . Duck (that's right, a duck). also more of the necessary tools. Who is a "triple threat" to achieved, but it takes years of paid, sightseeing. Free in­ deserves some credit. .The cast Unfortunately, few make it to the show biz people? That is someone .hard work. Scrambled Feet seems. formation-Write: IJC, Box 52­ sings and dances their way into top. The feeling of emptiness who can dance, sing and act. to question whether or not all of NY-17, Corona Del Mar, Ca. the hearts of the audience, and which occurs when an actor finds Once again those funny lines by the hard work is worth it. 92625.

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ARTS 'DF£ATUR£S~ ARTS 'In FEATUReS- { assistant director, who has taught to eDtArt on Display speech at Baruch, has been The Annual Student Art Show Preview ofThe Apple Tree executing the basic directing of will open on April 30 in the Act I and has been most helpful in lobby of the 24th Street On Thursday, Friday, and stars Todd Slater, Joe Scherri, Dream," is serving as set designer alleviating some of the burden on Building. Paintings, drawings, Saturday, April ~h, 10th, and Maria Mazzurkis, Lystra and producer of "The Apple Professor 0'Aponte. w atercolo r s , sculpture, 11th, the Departments of Speech Alexander, . Alexander Plumber, .Tree." He has created a set which Student Costume Designer ceramics, graphics, and Music will present the Bock John Minore, Pam Pertgen, and Professor 0'Aponte describes as Charles. Lo Bello and his staff photography, and works in and Harnick musical, "The Peter Barricella. "wonderful." have built all the costumes for the two 'and- three dimensional Apple Tree." This team, which Professor Mimi 0'Aponte, of She also describes as "won­ show-a first in recent Theatron design by students in this created "Fiorello" and "Fiddler the Speech Department, is derful" the creativiry of musical history. Another student, William year's art classes will be on the Roof," presented "The -directing. She is pleased with the director, Kathy Beaver, of the Covington, is Lighting Designer.' exhibited. All are invited to a Apple Tree" on Broadway in way the production is coming Music Department, and notes that . reception at 11:00 to open the 1966. Mike Nichols directed the along. She feels that "the cast is Mr. Covington has had many the production is fortunate in years of Theatre experience. show. production with Alan AIda and very talented and very respon­ having found Robert Speller, who Theatron is looking for original Barbara Harris playing the lead sive." Tickets for "The Apple Tree" manuscripts for workshop teaches tap dancing in the School are -currently on sale in front of roles. John Tietsort, director of last productions. Anyone interested of Continuing Education, to be the 23rd Street auditorium at Theatron/Stagewise production semester's production of· "The contact: Adriane Finkelstein 260­ choreographer. lana O'Keefe, $2.50. /, 6344, Barry Scoff 859-0287.

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STATESMEN HAVE POTENTIAL· by Thomas Schwarz "Super potential" is the term ; The best word to describe the used by Coach Engel to describe 'Baruch outfield is '~Fast."·With the 1981 Baruch baseball team. speed demons Willie Toro, Jesus After three straight' years. of Martinez, and Jose Bravo. coaching baseball, the coach has roaming the outfield, not many finally put together a team he can fly balls hit out there will fall for call his own. "When a coach . basehits this year. Though takes over any kind of team, he specific positions haven't been gives himself five years to rebuild assigned, chances are Toro and that team into the way he wants his super arm will be in rightfield, it. I've been .lucky-it has only with Martinez in center and Bravo taken three,', explains Coach playing leftfield. Backup out­ Engel. fielders include Stewart Chakiry, This is a completely new team Cliff Marshall, Doug Bianco, with the roster being dominated Wally Bishop, and Dwight by freshmen and sophomores. Delvalle, tile last three being all "Young yet very promising," promising Freshmen. the coach points out. The season begins with the He sees many bright spots for Statesmen playing away at St. the upcoming season. The of­ Thomas Aquinas on March 28 at fensive punch, which was lacking noon. The first home game will be last year, should materialize along on April 3 against Queens at with an improved defense. Henry Kuphal Stadium, located "The biggest factor in college between Hillside A venue and baseball is pitching," said Coach Union Turnpike and Winchester Engel, and he hopes he's proven Blvd. in Queens Village. Game correct this season. With the PHOTO BY FRANK KUCIJA time will be 3 P.M. return of tested veterans John Ceach H. Engel optimistic about IIpcoming season "This team has the greatest "Mr. Captain" Krochak, Tom To handle these gifted pitchers, Pasternack (assistant captain) at Ortiz is designated to start at third potential since 1978," .em­ Meola, and Tom "Tough Guy" the team has Darryl Donaldson first, Jay "J.J." Carrasquillo at base when Moore is on the phasized Coach Engel. "This is Moore, plus the additions of Jeff and Robert Scagnelli-"being second, Moore at third, and Steve mound. Adding depth to the the NEW Baruch Statesmen, .. Delgado, Luis Vargas, and Alan blessed with two catchers who can Belnavis trying to fill the shoes of infield is Gerald Gorman, Willie with a brand new. confident Grunbaum, this gives the coach do the job." says Coach Engel. last year's All-Star shortstop Davila,. Alan Grunbaum and feeling and a brand new six strong arms to work with. The infield will consist ofBarry Monte Jimenez. Freshman Greg David Hurr, who is also team outlook." manager. ~~SPORTS STUFF" Men's Paddleball by Peter T. Barricella never ceases to amaze this Swimming Makes A Big Splash! Garfield Dillworth sprinted to The men '5 paddleball com­ For the past five years that I've reporter, with his continuous On March Sth, the Intramural victory in the lOO-yd. dash in 13.4 petition was very close. Not been attending Baruch College, I excellent work. The program now swimming competition was held. seconds. Sidney Phillips dashed victories but points separated wanted a column ofrny.very own. has a numerous amount of In the 100 y~d Free Style, Robert around the track in 29.5 seconds these men who played in the I've been writing for the events, and all Baruchians, if they Huff stroked his way home in a­ to win the 220 yard dash. Don contest. The tabulations were respective newspapers the haven't already, should par­ time of one ·minute, elevent Paris broke the tape first in the finally decided by differences Reporter and Ticker since I was a ticipate in this wide range of seconds. David Hartford pushed 880 yard run in 2 minutes, 24.4 between points scored and points freshman. I was Sports Editor for extracurricular activities. his way home in first in the 40 seconds. Jacob Bonitto crossed given up. Fred Samuel emerged both the Reporter newspaper and Volleyball Tournament Not Over yard Breast Stroke in 26.4 the finish line first in both the 440 champ, finishing with + 11, W.B.M.B. Radio station, simply The Volleyball Tournament seconds. Tony Kirk flapped his and the mile in 1 minute and 18 Carlos Gautier finished with + 4 because I was the only one to started over a month ago, and it's arms to victory in the Butterfly in seconds and 5 minutes and 51.8 and Jose Gonzalez placed third at write sports for both these finally winding its way down. 22 seconds. In the backstroke. seconds, respectively. -15. Communications. The Ticker In the three way finals PHI Eddie Figueroa had the best time however, has the pretty and KAPPA THETA finished third. for the men, finishing in 22.5 talented Pamela Smith as its able The Unknowns and Feedback will seconds, and Janet Timlin turned Sports Editor. So now after five battle it out for the championship in the best time for the women, long years I'm finally able to have April 4th. finishing in 32.2 seconds. The my very own column, and now best time for the 40 yard Free I'rn graduaring, Foul Shooting Up In The Air Style was turned in by Tony Kirk Well; at least I have until June The Foul Shooting contest is in 20.8 seconds, and the top to write my column. Who knows still open for anyone to join. So finisher for the women was Nora maybe I'll sign up for the ten year far, Joe Fagan has made 13 out of Sullivan at 23.5 seconds. The 160 plan at Baruch. If not, someone 15 for an .82 percentage. Keith yard Individual Medley was won will nevertheless take over the Cheeks (no relation to Maurice by Eddie Figueroa in 2 minutes. column come September. Cheeks of Philadelphia 76ers) Nora Sullivan won the Individual The column will be all about Carlos Quinones and Lesly B. Medley for the women in 2 sports and henceforth shall be Prosper all shot 12 for 15 from minutes and 15 seconds. Maximo appropriately labeled "Sports the line for a percentageof .800. Lopez, Eddie Figueroa, Janet Stuff." It will entail either one Club-A-Tug Timlin and Tony Kirk combined item or little pieces on Baruch Any club interested in par­ for the best time (2 minutes, 13.5 sports. ticipating in the Club Tug-OsWar seconds) in the Medley relay. So hence, I. give you "Sports scheduled for April 9th should The same four people won the Stuff"! contact Tom Cracovia. The Free Style relay in 2 minutes and The Intramural and Recreation Intramural and Recreation office 36 seconds. Department is growing bigger and is located in Room 610A in the Runners Take Your Mark . bigger every semester at Baruch. 23rd Street building or call 725­ On March 26, the indoor track Tom Cracovia has been the 7197. The maximum weight in the tournament Wa5 held in· the director of the program since its Tug-O-War is 1500 lbs., and there Armory on Lexington Avenue ... rebirth five years ago. This man must be a minimum of three girls. between 25th and 26th Streets. Intramural Collage tlepieted on sixth noor.

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