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!->('j)l('llllX'r Jller cut the state blems while keeping one eye arc moving. lludget in response. Dr. Donal.ct on the job market. Faculty members. says \lt·nzrll figured it was timr to The severe budget cuts of Spitzherg, are simply "tired of 111.ik<· a choice. . the last three years. in short. hard times on campll':i ... Those west Virginia University told seem to be pushing teachers hard times often translate into 111111 he"d have to forget gelling over the edge this year. salary freezes. increased ,111, significant salary increase No one knows exartly how workloads. and even prohibi­ tor 1he second year in a row. many !eachers are moving. tions from cash-short schools 11 was too much for the Estimate..<; range from 30,000 to again.st huymg needed polilical science professor. 100.000. Most likely to move materials for class work. w!Hl not only wanted more are the 100.000-some non­ "We arc having terrible pro­ I monc·y but ,vas dispirited by tenured teachers now working blems" holding lt'achers on 1!1<· constant cutbacks and on U.S. campuses. says Irving campus. reports Margart'! ,1( <1dcmic compromises forceci Spitzberg, retiring head of the Schmid. president of the Planned Parenthood !1\· 1he budget problems. American Association of University Professionals of .. , cannot function with that University Professors (AAUP). Illinois. 1111wli instability," he com­ the third biggest college A salary freeze in Nevada Causes Controversy pl,1ins. "If you are at all teachers· union. means "we will face a signifi­ by Barbara A. Richard people some of which arc prof1·ssionally-minded. you Spitzberg says he can·t even cant brain drain." adds Allen Planned Parenthood of Tom­ Ithaca College students. hut c,mnot do that." estimate how many tenured Mori. chairman of the Universi­ pkins County only made a sim­ but many of them are com­ so Menzell went job hunting, professors arc preparing to ty of Nevada-La<; Vega<;' Facul­ ple request: to be awarded an munity members. The ser­ t111c1lly finding an. open spot at leave. ty Senate. area variance which would vices include contraceptive 1hc University of South Florida. "I don't think anybody can At \Vest Virginia. the faculty enable it to expand its facilities care. infertility counseling. and where he'll start this give you a number," adds Vic­ vacancy rate is four times and services in Ithaca. The the treatment of sexually December. tor Stone. AAUP president in Il­ higher than ever before, original problem was just as transmitted

many false alarms, the n<:>t only a inconvience tc The recent rash of pulled security division on cam­ Running the fire depart­ people in the dorm it isa fire alarms in the early pus. A pulled fire alarm ment takes money and firemen will begin to treat morning hours has come sets off an alarm at the having the fire depart­ each alarm they receive disservice to the wholi from here as a · false to the attention of the fire station downtown and ment coming to Ithaca Ithaca College commum alarm. That puts the ty. If you see a persor, ITHACAN. These pulled fire trucks and equipment College threel3l times a alarms were not set off for are sent up to the Ithaca day taxes the depart­ whole campus in danger pulling a fire alarm it ~ any apparent fire danger College Campus to res­ ments resources because seconds can your responsibility to 1ft mean the differece in someone know who but were the work!sl of pond to the alarm. immensely. sav­ plill practical jokers or van­ When responding to an The fire department is a ing human life if there ed the alarm. Your name dals. Pulling a false alarm alarm the Ithaca Fire professional service, each was an actual fire on will not be brought up in is not a practical joke or a department is sending time they receive a call campus. the hearings or investiga­ game. pulling a fire alarm valuble manpower and they treat it like a life and With each alarm a tion that will follow. There is a crime and is treated equipment to this campus death situation. But hav­ security personnel is sent is no reward for reportini as such on the Ithaca Col­ in response to the alarm. ing to respond to more out to investigate. These a person who pulled a lege Campus. If the alarm turned in is a false alarms on this cam­ people are doing their job, false alarm, but you wm In the average week on false alarm, then valuble pus each week than they pulling a false alarm is a have done a service for this College's Campus manpower and equip­ are called to Cornell crime and must be the whole community, there is twenty-one fire ment has been sent for no University, a school three treated as such. A person that may someday save a alarms pulled. When a reason. This waste of times our size runs ter­ who is caught reporting a life. alarm is set off on this time for the fire depart­ ribly close to setting a false alarm can expect a campus it does not only ment is not only a misuse analogy to the boy who full hearing in fronf of the ring in the dorm or of their service, but it is a calls wolf. If this school College's Judical Board building it is pulled in, nor disservice to the whole continues to have the fire and probable expulsion. is it only reported to the Ithaca City community. service responding to so Pulling a false fire alarm is

' ' Rush" Defined Hospital Offers Help by Nancy Anne Wilson house in question is able to Greek houses are now conduc­ for Stroke Victims In the past couple of weeks determine if it can meet the ting rush parties for the fall, and there have been many ads, new individual's expectations. will do so once again in the banners and flyers around By attending rush parties, one spring. The Intra Fraternity campus advertising fraternity is able to learn the purpose of council, which governs all the ITHACA, N.Y. (September 7, regularities in blood vessc~ and sorority "rush parties". each organization, meet new Greek houses, requires that in­ 1983)---New diagnostic epuip- that could impair blood flow to Well, what are these rush par­ people and gain insight into the dividuals be at least a second ment has enabled the Vascular the brain and cause a strike ties, and for that matter, what Greek system. One makes no semester freshperson and in Laboratory at Tor.ipkins Com- can thus be seen. is "rush"? committments to the Greek good academic standing to munity Hospital to take a ma- During the hour-long, The applicable definition of house by attending, so he/she receive a bid from any campus jor step in the prevention of painless exam, a technician the word rush, according to has ·nothing to lose by going. fraternity or sorority. The in­ strokes- the third leading passes a probe, which looks The Random House Dictionary Ithaca College has eight dividual Greek house may also medical cause of death in the like an electric shaver, back is, "to entertain (a prospective Greek houses on its campus, have its own requirements, United States. and forth across the neck. The fraternity or sorority member) providing a variety of Greek such as a specific field interest The new Duplex Scanner image of blood flowing through before making bids for · life. Sigma Alpha Iota is an or minimum GPA. However, allows physicians to assess the arterues appears on a T.\'. membership." academic fraternity for women everyone is invited to attend blood circulation to the brain, screen, and is simultaneously This definition is very vague, in music. Mu Phi Epsilon and the rush parties to learn more and therefore, to treat people recorded on videotape for fur· because as former "rushees" Kappa Gamma Psi are profes­ about each organil.ation and Its at risk of having a stroke. ther study. have found, the rush process sional coed music fraternities. structure. before an accident happens. Tompkins Community encompasses a great deal Phi Mu Alpha is a professional Fraternities and sororities are Close to ninety percent of all Hospital is the only hospital in more than entertainment. male music fraternity. Delta Psi not for everyone. They should, strokes are associated with the central area to Rush is a chance to learn Kappa is a professional co-ed however, be given a chance to disease of the cartoid arteries, offer duplex-scan screening. about a particular fraternity or physical education fraternity. show what they can offer and the blood vessels to the brain. Like the other equipment in the sorority and meet its members Pi Lamda Chi is a men's social a rush party is a great way to The Duplex Scanner uses two Vascular Lab, the new device on an infonnal basis. R\&l ls service fraternity, and Delta Phi give them that chance. .kinds of ultrasound, high fre- uses a non-invasive pro· also a time for one to decide Zeta and Gamma Delta Pi are ,quency sound waves, to cedure. This means no radia· whether or not the fratemlty Is women's social service The author is a sister of Delta Phi detect blood flow through tion, needles, punctures, or in· right for one's self. sororities. Zeta. these vessels and to make cisions are needed. At the same time, the Greek All of the Ithaca Colle~e ~heir walls visible. Small ir-

The .ITHACAN Is a student newspaper published by the Ithacan· Publishing Company of Ithaca.College, Ithaca, New York. It is THE ITHACAN published every ~ursday during the academic year and is Ithaca campus every David Klein dlstribut~-wlthout dlcuge around the College Marc A. Alben Ad\'rrtlslng Production Manager Thursday. Editor In Chief Christina Friedl Marc Fitzsimmons As a public service, The Ithacan.will print relevant events of public Dave Fischer Lynn Scalzulll Pbotognpby F.dllor Editor la Oilef Lisa Zrackel blterest to the students of lthara College bl Us Announcements sec­ Laura McDonagh Jr,an Troua Jay Miller tion~ charge. It lsBed that these ~besent through Office Manqer Personnel Manager Allison H. Jennings Ad Accountant lntercampus mall or to the address listed ;below, and received Brian P. Walsh l?efore 5:00pm on the before publication. Public service NeM FAIior Sales Manager Typists Mondar Sharon Stegall 1.0rralne Fanion Hilary Kemp ~ts may also be placed In the llhacan's mall box Aulstant News Editor Ad\'ertlsinl manager Barb McKague located in the ~ Union near the check cashing window. Christine Lazor Mona Krieger Kim Palmer 1be Ithacan also~ student Input for stories and/or sub­ Aslislut Adv. Mauger Soalh HID FAIior Ann Pelllcr missions. Offtres ae !orated in the Basement of Landon hall, Donn s1uan MacDonald Sue wakl Doug Clauson 6, Ithaca College. Phone (607) 274-3207. - Sporb Editor Adver1iselmat Production Ivan Gollesfeld Mary Fabiano Pllotognpby Aalltut Sporu Edit~ The Ithacan, Landon Hall, FlaudaJ~ Joe Epstein Richard Wilke Geoff Donovan Dorm 6 Ithaca Coll.ege 274-3207 AsS'I sates Manager or 274-3208 septrrnber 29. 1983 3 THE ITHACAN BRIEFS/LETTERS Student Questions Freedom , S.A.B. Replies .

I To the Editors: Agency) IS constantly going other planets to go to. While attending the meeting about the .business of I'm sure that the Young To Editorial of the " for psychologically preparing Americans for Freedom will Freedom" last Thursday even- Americans for nuclear war. question everything I've writ- To the E.ditors: vert the Crossroads into a ing. t noticed that their At least the young conser- ten, especially since I've been we are writing in respor:ise to "dance club" on Friday nights. philosophies were littered with vatives aren't without irnagina- taught by "communist suppor- last week's "From Our Point of This program is specifically contradictions which became tion. They are in fact endorsing ting leftover radical hippies View." The Student Activities designed for people who do more apparent as the night the proposal that the U.S. from the 60's." Unfortunately, Board appreciates that the not want to, or cannot easily progressed. develop a satallite equipped this poor frightened group pro- editors of the Ithacan recognize leave campus i.e. what is freedom? These with a particle beam weapon bably doesn't read as much in that there is a problem with the underclassmen. young conservatives support to orbit around the Earth, sup- a year as some of these pro- lack of non-alcohol related ac­ Finally, the Films committee military intervention in Central posedly able to disintegrate fessors do in a week. Perhaps tivities on campus. We regret. provides an alternative to the America, Lebanon. and weapons out of the sky. Per- they should develop some however. that S.A.B. was not drinking scene by showing anywhere else in the world; sonally, I'd enjoy life if I felt I skills like introspection and consulted before the editorial popular as well as classic wr must "encourage and sup- was aboard the Starship Enter- open-mindedness. was written. In fact, we agree movies every weekend. port wars of liberation in Com- prise, possessing the power to Pat Ryan with the editors· position and These events, in addition to munist slave states." eliminate the evil Klingon em- have several events planned speakers, concerts. and other However, they didn't explain pire; but the Russians aren't The author is Chairman of Students that are similar to their programs varying from our positive relations with Klingons, and we. unlike the and Teachers Alligned for Nuclear suggestions. "Turkey Trot" to improvisa­ China. a communist country, .--:.r....:re;_.w~of_t.;..h.;..e_En__ te-'rp:...r_is_e.;.., h_a_v_e_n_o __ D_is_ar_m_a_m_en_t ______--i For example, the Open Mike tional theatre. are programs nor did they explain the U.S. F h h Night committee of S.A.B. is that are directed to the whole imposition of arms to Costa or W om T e now schedling the traditional campus---to the widest possi­ Rira. a free country which has Open Mike Nights: the first of ble audiences. The Student Ac· tivities Board (S.A.B.) is had no need of a military until B ll T ll which is planned for October quilt' recently. This "need" is e O s 19. In addition. it had previous- devoted to implementing a still more than questionable.. ly been decided that this event wide variety of events. At this Furthermore, our national To the Editors: not take from the mouth of should not be held in the Pub early point of the semester leaders see freedom as the Shhh ... Listen carefully. Far labor the bread it has earned-- for the specific reason that the many programs are being protection of our capitalist away. not quite audible in the this is the sum of good im- editorial mentions. Therefore. planned (some finalized) that economic system at any cost, daily humdrum. Strain your provement. Like many of Jef- Open Mike Nights will be held should be interesting to the not as an expression of human ears and you can almost make ferson's comment's this one in the Crossroads. whole campus. including rights. ii out. A large bell, immense in was well thought out and has The Travel and Recreation freshmen and those who are war. and the subsequent scope, ringing somewhere far. stood up to nearly two hun- committees are currently co­ not yet of legal age to drink. growth of the military-industrial far away. Its a bell that's ring- dred years of challenge. I think sponsoring a chance to go Given lime these programs will complex is in our best in- ing for the end. It calls to us that all of what Jefferson had horseback riding on an upcom­ become a reality. terests, because when we are everyday. How can we make to_say is still valid today. Ap- ing weekend. Also. ar­ We are sorry that the Ithacan fighting a war for freedom we it out? Where does it sound? tn parently the Young Americans rangements for weekend "get· hastily wrote their editorial. In are really fighting a war for clarion calls of the visciously for Freedom(who publish away" trips are being finalized the future perhaps they would capitalism. As exemplified in intolerant. left and right. Guardian Angel) do also. by the Travel committee. do better to substantiate their the 1973 military coup in Chile, Beneath their All-American "Which shall restrain men And most significantly the opinions before they print the U.S. will support any voices, the bell's ominous from injuring one another ... "-· Coffeehouse committee is them. Fascist, repressive regime so tones echoes. Signals of the the YAF subscribes to this i-c.a.;...lre_a°"'d;.,e·<,h r<1is<' consciousness al>out n111g. firs1 lloor. Gannet! Ccnlcr. There arc a number of very semester. While each case is or the fronl Desk of tlw world hungc·r and organiz1· fine placements available in considered on an inclividual Business School. Submit ap­ studcrw, for ,1 carnpw, wide· Seminars/Workshops the human service field. such basis. applicants who have: I) plications l>y October 14 to 101· I lunger Fasl IO lake plan· Oc- as: Youth Bureau One to ONe a cumulative average of 2.5 or Stanlon of Business School. tober 20th, ,me! c·n1c·rtc1in all September 30 Program is looking for students above, and 2) have completed who atlcrnl. Careers 111 Accounling. to provide friendship and corn- math courses 113.105. I08). Accounting majors wi1ii 1======11:30-3:00 p.rn. in G 111. panionship to youngsters. economics courses (06.121,122). demonstrable financial n(·cd Octolwr 4 Campfire needs program a writing course (7l-). natural or are invited to apply for ,1 Optometry Resume Devcloprnenl, 2 p.rn .. assistants and club leaders for applied science course(s) will Forster Foundation Scholar­ Gannett IIS after school programs. receive the strongest con- ship. Academic performan('(· There will l>c an mformational October 6 Hospicare need~ students to sideration. Applications are and college or community al· meeting with a 15 minute Oneniation to On-campus work with terminally ill clients available in the School of tivities will be considered. Ap­ Recruiting, 7 p.rn. in G 111. videotape fealuring the field of and families. Training and Business office on the 4th plications may be obtained optometry and the Penn­ supervision provided. floor. of the New Academic from Mrs. Dee Floros in thr sylvania College of Optometry. Graduate Recruiting Special Childrens Center needs Building. Deadline for com- School of Business office on Presented by Elizabeth October 3 classroom assistants for pleted transfer applications is the 4th floor of the New Cochran. Associate Dean of Northeastern University MBA preschool handicapped October 26, 1983. Academic Building. The Admissions. Wednesday, Oc­ Program. Individual appoint­ children. '======deadline for the receipt of com tober 5th between 3-5 p.m. in ments. 10-2 p.m. Homes Inc. needs help with Scholarships pleted applications is Octobc, the Science Building Room Penn Slate MBA Program. In­ developmentally disabled 1==7·='=9=83==.======I 205. dividual appointments. 1-4:30 adults on socialskills and shar- AV ail able r------', p.m. ing leisure time. Accounting Counseling OCtober 5 Mental Health Association Management. Personnel and Pace University, All programs needs help organizing a guide lnduStrial Relations. and A "Career in Accounting but Law. Individual appoint­ to area psychotherapists. Finance Majors with seminar" co-sponsored by Divorce ments. 2-5 p.m. The Counseling Center is otter­ writing grant proposals. demonstrable financial r.eed career Plannin and Placement October 6 ing an eight session group for newsletters and public rela- are invited to apply for a and the Business and Accoun­ Clarkson College School of students who have or are ex­ lions. Good for writing Venetos Foundation Scholar- ting Club. will be held Friday, Management (MBA). Individual periencing the divorce of their students. ship. Academic performance sept. 30 between 1:30 and 3:30 appointments 9-12. parents. To learn more about Belle Sherman Elementary and college or community ac- pm in Gannett 111. There will be To sign up for interviews. the group or to schedule a School needs tutors as well as livilies are considered. Ap- a four member panel discus­ visit career Planning. screening appointment with aid in academic enrichment for plications may be obtained sion describing accounting in a from Mrs. Dee Floros in the · f Dr. McDonald, call X3136. K-5 students. "Big 8" firm. a CPA irm. Employment Recruiter School of Business office on d Northeast Elementary School the th floor of the New private business and e uca- October 6 4 Bulimia needs help with after school tion. Open to all. U.S. NAVY. A variety of posi­ Academic Building. The Are suffering from bulimia - a lions available. Prescreening. recreation. crafts and sports. deadline for the receipt of com- COOPERS & LYBRAND will cycle of food binges and Resumes due October 3rd. Please see Elaine Leeder in pleted applications is October conduct an Interviewing Skills purges? If so, you may benefit Oclober Muller 334 or call me at 7 1983 7 ~·--·------1 presentation on Monday, Oc- from an ongoing group being WALT DISNEY WORLD. 274-3311· tober 3. This meeting will take offered by the Counseling Recreation or Business Any student interested in Marketing place at 7 pm in the center for students who would background. volunteering to give visual ac- Crossroads. All accounting like to regain control of their October 13 curacy test to pre-schoolers, in The Ithaca College Chapter of students are encouraged to at- eating patterns and lives. To Davison's Division of MACY'S. co-operation with the Health the American Markeling tend. contact career Planning schedule an initial appointment OCtober 14 dept., please contact Allison Association presents "Suit for details. :i:w=·=1lh=D=r.=W=ile=y=,=c=al=I=X3=1=36=.== DOW-CORNING CORPORA· Jennings, Community Ac- Yourself", a business fashion TION. Chemistry majors only. tivities Chairperson Student show for men and women. Art History l======t Activities Board, at 274-3383. Monday October 3, at 8:30 p.m. Feminist Speaker -Med1"cal in the Union Dining Hall. All are On Saturday. Oct. 1. the NY welcome. Pre Annette Kuhn- Feminist. writer Esther G. Dotson. Associate The Pre-medical Sciences Ad- Special Olympics will hold a and cultural critic will speak on Professor of the History of Art. visory Committee would like to soccer training school to train Student Focus "Feminism. Culture and Cornell University, will speak meet with all students in- and certify volunteer Special Cinema" on Wednesday, Oc­ on "Etruscan Mysteries at the terested in any of the medical. Olympic coaches. The training WANTED: Creative and tober 5th at 8:00 p.m. in Tex­ Renaissance Garden at Bomar- dental. etc. professions on school will be located on the dynamic men and women to tor 103. The lecture is free and zo", Gannett 111. OCtober 5th at Thursday, OCtober 6th in s202 field hockey field on the Ithaca contribute journalist talents to open to the public. s:oo p.m. at 7:oo p.m. College campus, from 9 am to the Student Focus, an IC Stu­ -4======-======I 4 pm. Included will be an over­ dent Government publication. view of the Special Olympics contact Dawn Sciarrino at Olympics Chemistry a·nd coaching techniques, a X3377 or at the ICSG. office. 3rd film, sports skill instruction and floor Egbert Union. The Ithaca COilege Chemistry The llhac.a College Chrmistry a practicum training session The Olympic Games in Los Department's 1983-84 seminar Department's 1983-84 Seminar with Special Olympians. All en­ Angeles nextyear, from July 28 Series will continue on Thurs­ Series will continue on Tues­ trees are advised to bring their Women's Basketball through Aug. 12. are the focus day, Sept. 29 when Russell day, Oct. 4 when lkenna own lunches. A registration fee of a tourist kit with two maps Drago, professor of chemistry The Ithaca Youth Bureau is of­ Onyido. professor of chemistry of S5.00 is required for each as well .as advice about IOpen to the public. september 29th at 7:00 p.m. or Onyido will Speak at 4:30 pm s:oopm in NI07 Burbank. Calif. 91510. served at 4:15 pm. It is free and in S-307 with refreshments Game is starting. contact Allison Backer at I open to the oublic 273-8364. - .... - - I . 1. ·--~ ~-- ~ •• ., ...... ,r.., vp1em1Jer 29, 1983 5 rill: 11111\CAN Ithaca College Offers New Majors

c:: by Ithaca College· News explains. ··And. we have E Hccenl approval from the superior instructional -s :ww York State department of resources. including print ~ 0 1:clucation had allowed Ithaca materials and computer hard· E college to offer majors in ware and software." -~E marketing and theatre arts Ithaca's marketing program. -~ management explains Long, evolved as a The marketing degree will response to the growing in- l<·ad to a Bachelor of Science terest in the marketing field by j=~~~~~~:=====;;;:::::~;:::::;"::::::';';5''::==:=:=.======dcgreeand prepare students the College's business cont. from pg. I grams had caused a "severe seem to be getting more ap- for a variety of marketing students. mourns Dr. Herman Mertins. loss of moral" that. in turn. plications this year. rarcers. according to Dean of vice president of university could damage students· West Virginia. Mi,higan. thr School Of Business David administration educations. Ohio. Illinois, Oregon. Idaho According to Richard Clark. consequently, the school But most dissatisfie(I and Montana are having tht' K. Long. chairman of the department of "The marketing program will has cur the number of course teachers prefer more quietly hardest times holding onto col- theatre arts, the State's deci­ prepare students for careers in sections ii is offering this fall. moving on to other. more lege teachers. speculates Perry sion to register theatre arts marketing research, sales and A number of Illinois schools bountiful areas. Robinson of the American management as a separate retail management as well as have dropped overcrowded Over 80 people applied for a Federation of Teachers (AFT). degree program reflects the further study in graduate business and computer political science job at But "a mass m i,gration of educa1ion1 objecrives of the !>rhool," says Long. science courses for lack of Southwestern University in faculty from institution to in- program. According to Long. the de­ people to teach them. Schmid Georgetown. Texas. over the stitulion -- the gypsy professor "While students in mand for marketing personnel says. summer. says Leonard ·- is an exaggeration of the cir- management concentration appears to be at an all time Some facully members are Gicsecke. president of the cumstances." the NE.A's take courses in common with retaliating. west Virginia Prof. AAUP's Texas Conference. Poisson warns. high. other drama majors. much of "This trend is expected to Thomas Cady, for example The University of Oklahoma Indeed. "the biggest move- their course and practical work rontinue for the foreseeable sued Gov. Rockefeller for got 350 applications for three ment is from institutions. our of is unique 10 this concentra­ future. and to accelerate as "malevolent evisceration of administrators· openings dur- higher education altogether." iion," explains Clark. "A more and more businesses higher education" this sum- ing the summer. observes Nevin Brown of the separate BFA degree in theatre recognize the need for in­ mer. The suit asks the court 10 Teachers are probably mov- National Association of State arts management more ac­ novative marketing to maintain restore S2.5 million in budget ing in the direclion of the sun Universities and Land Grant curately defines the course of and expand returns on in­ cuts 10 the school. Belt states." says David Colleges. study and the professional vestments," he says. In August, 32 University of Poisson of the National Educa- The reason is that "faculty area for which rhe students are Long says the marketing pro­ Wisconsin-Stevens Point lion Association (NEA) in salaries are so behind the ris- being educated and trained.·· gram is a natural additon to the reachers advertised their ser- Washington. D.C. ing cost of living:· explains Ithaca's theatre arts manage­ School of Business· current of­ vices en masse 10 schools with He says Texas. Arii.ona. Alfred Sumberg of the AAUP. ment program provides the fering in management, person­ more "commitment" to educa- California, and Florida schools srudents with the skills and ex­ nel and industrial relations. ac­ perience to qualify for a lion and. nor coincidentally. no 1F=~n-=='M==ra=~=;'/Z4;;==:===:::":"======counting and finance. salary freezes. 4 number of adminisstrative ni'S0i • 'Cd Siffniµn "Ce/ hf'IIJIIS1 "We have a number of facul­ Last week, Colorado State '"11' '"11 "11 careers in professional theatre, ty members. particularly Fahri University English instructors according to Martin SChulman. Unsal. Tom Barley and Jim wrote letters 10 students' assistant professor of theatre Bennett, who possess tremen­ parents complaining that csu·s arts. dous marketing expertise," he treatment of liberal arts pro-

ACCOUNTING NEWS

Balloon a Grams Gori Ila Grams, A "Career in Accounting Seminar" co-sponsored by career Plan­ elegrams too ning and Placement and the Business and Accounting Club will ;Great For A itty Ditty Wi 11 Birthday Sing for You! be ~eld Friday, Sept. 30 between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m. in Gannett Anniversary At ANY Time We Arrive 111. There will be a four member panel discussion describing ac­ Party orto -v, Embarrass counting in a "Big 8" firm, a smaller CPA firm, private business a Friend 272·479S and education. Whether you're considering a career in accoun­ ting or ready to start your job hunt, this seminar is for you.

• Tropical Plant-. Make your 1ndud111g 1111,:--.1,,r 111\\-ligll' .i1,o1~ • Frc!ooh. Silk & Dried Fl1l\\CP• ITHACA COLLEGE • Hundred!-> of lht!ookct .. CENTER:Students interested in room au • \\ kk::r Chulr!oo .. Tubk ... lkudhourd-.. studying al the Ithaca Co~lege Oasis% llampcr!-> .it utlordalik pn .... ~ London ~enter are invited to a • .Mtttch!ootkk Blind-. Crossroads party on Thurs­ • Straw Rui.t-. day ,September 29th, the Union · • .\lu~.. • .\lirror-. Crossroads,8:ISpm. Enjoy · THE. • Pillow .. slides, snacks-and chat with students who have just return­ ed from a semester's stay in London. 6 THE ITHACAN S<•ptl'mher 29. 19!\J Campus Rapes: STA TISTICS MISLEAD Freeze Walk AUBURN. AL (CPS)·· The real Keller believes that for every when you leave your car. number of campus rapes and case of reported student rape Make sure you have enough sexual assault cases may be by a siranger. "there are gas lo get to your destination. many times higher than of­ dozens of cases of acquain- Have your keys ready as your ficials have traditionally believ­ 1a nce rape thai weren't approach your car, and always Heats Up ed. according to a new Auburn reported." check the back seat. University study on sexual Burkhart agrees. saying that When walking on the street attitudes. despite the 40 rape cases be aware of the behavior of by Marc Osten students alike. Nearly one out of every six disclosed by his study, "cam­ others. If you're being follow­ Last spring the House of Because of this, organizers of male students questioned ad­ pus police have had only two ed consider turning and walk­ Representatives voted for a the Freeze Walk have srresse

continued from p. 3 3 4 s (D.J.) 6 7 8. "Only Madmen challenge, and "Kill •em afore 0-.V. CHRIS CHASE they kin kill us'n." The fear it night Ask Why" Grateful.Dead Cover Bu PULSE raises for me is of us (US). It 3 for $1 30 seems we are becoming an in­ ~i>'-:> SS NITE tolerant society. How long un­ with 1.C. ID ~~ til we become another silencer :\> -$5- of our detractors? I cherish the 10 11 13 14 15 right the Y AF has to publish 12 "~~ that paper as much as I cherish ~~ this right I have to write this let­ compll.qmatary ter to my school's paper. Yet. how long will the protestors be Frozen Drinks tolerated? How long 'tit we ___ .. _ become another repressive ...... regime. one that happens to Happy Hour------3-7 ------cany the label. "Democracy?" AFl'ERNOON And the death knell ~ to Mon.-Sat. STEAMERS -DELIGHT a deafening roar of fearful s.so Drafts $1 Bar Drinks $3 a dor.en Mixed Drinks $.SO silence... Slacerely,. S.25 off bottled beer Mon.-Sal from 2-3 pm .... OlarlesLSieafried September 29 1983 THE ITHACAN 7 Deployment For OP/EDS Reductions

by Michael T. Liess and Nuclear Forces (INF) negotia­ Andrew Levin tions is because of NATO's Deterrence Theory It is essential that the deploy­ planned deployment. ment of Pershing II missiles In fact, Mr. carlo Ripa di Is Just That and ground launched Cruise Meana, a socialist member of missiles proceed as schedul­ Italy's parliament concluded, weapons. by William M. Sokol 1he European situation. First, it ed. Any deviation from our "The only reason that the Alo.ng with the increasing This past week, President assumes thal both "players" planned course would be a soviet's agreed to resume realization tha1 the stakes in Reagan made an announce­ are rational and will remain so serious sign of weakness. discussions in Geneva in 1979 in a crisis. If a player is this "balance of terror" are too greatly undermining the was NATO's decision for ment that his administration high for Europeans to justify, is was willing to cur back the reckless, that is to say, nor deterent credibility of the U.S. deployment. Indeed, deploy­ cognitive of his actions, then the growing suspicion that nuclear umbrella. Postpone­ ment would guaran1ee that the number of 1ac1ical and in­ Europe will become a battle termediate range nuclear the deterrence "game" does ment, or worse yet cancella­ soviets would be more restric­ not work. The last general flaw ground for the soviets and the tion. would remove the only in­ tive in their behavior." missiles in Europe if the U.S. some feel that the two soviets reciproca1e his offer. of the theory is that each centive the soviet dictatorship Deployment is the critical player's motives are assumed countries would nego1iate after has for negotiating reductions bargaining chip tha1 NATO Besides from the obvious destroying Europe. Others domestic political value of to be static. Yet they are con­ in such weapons. possesses. Some critics claim stantly changing. have serious doubts that any One question asked is why that we already have more Reagan's announcement (it is president, in response to a an election year and ii would This strategy, modified for are the new missiles needed al than enough weapons to the European situation, pro­ Soviet missile strike on all. The answer is that in the in­ destroy the world. This argu­ be profi1able to get a few dL'iuS:- . - . - -· • -- ,., 8 THE ITflACAN September 29. 1983 INNOCENT GROWING CONCERN BYSTANDER Dave Fischer IN EUROPE

To deploy or not to deploy; care for everybody, and around the globe. Last year took their nuclear weapons tional forces American troop!> that is the question. Even welfare cushions to the poor. eighty-seven congressmen. all home. This leaves Europeans will be needed less, and Euro­ when asked so tritely, the The countries complain that ranging across the political to defend themselves and they pean defense spending will question of deploying miSsiles they cannot possibly afford spectrum, voted for a resolu­ don't much like that either. So skyrocket. in Europe only intimates their own defense because it tion proposed to a 50 percent now. for the most part, Europe Tile U.S. spends so much devastating answers. The ar­ costs too much. In essence, cut, over four years. of the half­ see-saws between the utopian money on defense because duous solution must be "give Europe is afraid to cut back on million American troeps notion of disarmament and a our foreign policy is one of and take", so it is vital that social programs to pay for overseas .. theory of deterrence that they global containment of Com­ both the United States and we

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By Scott Jazmin The Police are currently riding hell. this must be nirvana." SUn", and those same spots on alludes to what may cause or How can I turn the other on the crest of what is Nirvana, Shea Stadium his soul. The entire song con­ extinction, "If we drop the atom perhaps their greatest effort maybe, but listening to sists of visions of suffering bomb. would they say that we cheek It's Black and bruised and yet. Synchronicily. Playing Synchronicity, one gets a feel­ overwhelming him, causing were dumb." Sting then ends torn 10 sold out audiences all over ing that Sting is caught himself to become the King of the song with a rather ominous I've been waiting since the 1hr country, including New somewhere in the middle of Pain, realizing that the hope image. saying, "They say the day I was born York's Shea Stadium, they are Dante's Inferno. Yes. every contained in the song "Invisi­ meek shall inherit the Earth ... proving that they are probably song has the most gripping, ye1 ble Sun" is no longer there. Walking in your footsteps." the most successful group in subtle hooks. along with very No pain is too great for Sling So, how can such a depress­ music today, and being able to bright, unimposing melodies, to write about. The first single Exlstentlallsm In 4/4 time ing remain number one sell 70,000 tickets for one the lyrics are laced with from the album, "Every Breath on the Rock album chart for Just to show that he has not show is certainly proof of that. sadness and suffering. II is due You Take", deals with a pair of twelve weeks? The secret lies given up all hope for saviour. While onstage at Shea. Sting to these melodies that the lovers breaking apart, and how in the packaging. Make the "O My God" demonstrates that remembered when the trio first lyrics are overlooked. Yet Sting with every breath, step, move, melodies as appealing as he was forced into the altitude came to the U.S. and were believes that these lyrics on etc., the more ii destroys the possible. and as listenable as that he takes since "Everyone playing to fifty people if it was this album are the best that he life of the protagonist. possible, and then throw in a I know is lonely, and God's so a good night. He told of their has ever written. "It's been a Another recurrent emotion in touch of real world observa­ far away."Later in the song, first experience in New York, year of hell and torture for the album is one of isolation tion. As for the Police Sting expresses his anger having to hail a taxi outside me," he says in a recent inter­ and !onliness. In "Walking in themselves. whatever forced towards God's apparent Kennedy Airport to take them view, "And I know that your footsteps, Sting compares their hand. they responded apathy towards the problems down to CBGB's, the city's without that torture and the eventual extinction of the with an album that is stirring. that he sees. legendary New Music club. He without that pain, they dinosaurs, to the possibilities With Synchronicily, said, "When I stepped out of wouldn't have been so good." of our own extinction, writing God you take the biscuit the Police have revitalized their the cab. I thought that I was in This attitude is especially evi­ that the dinosaurs were "God's Treating me this way sound and sharpened their vi­ hell, when I stepped into the dent in "King of Pain", where favorite creature, but you Expecting me to treat you sion. For maximum enjoy­ club. I knew I was in hell." He Stin~ draws a connection bet­ didn't have a future. Walking in well ment, open your mind, and went on to say,"lf that was ween "black spots on the your footsteps." He also No matter what you say synchronize you;'

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[!] Throe's Company rn1nalght [I]Tonn,a CID MacNell / Lehrer Newahour [II Gilllgan's Island Gre,1 THURSDAY IES1x (!] Buel< Rogora [!] Pattern For living (!!] Mov1et1 [!] Lovo Boat [!] Aprenda lngloa RyonO'Noa1 SEPTEMBER 29, 1883 (!!] Video Jukebox li!I Movie** "Treasuro 01 Tho Four Crowns"" Television 8:30P.M ( 1982, Adventure) Tony Anthony. Ana Obregon EVENING c:a:JABCN-sO 8:30A.M. [D@]NBCNewa CI] Community Forum 8:00P.M. @] Bualnosa Repon [D UnlvoraHy Of Michigan c:a:J [D [[J [ID Nows meas News rn Bugs Bunny And Friends (!] Oyo Wlllle [!]Taxi ill Insight Week Sept. [!] Throo'a Company (!!] Cavett Bohlnd Tho Scones With [!] Thia Wool< In Baseball rn] MacNell / Lohror Newahour Kenny Rogora 7:00A.M [!] Buel< Rogora 7:00P.M. rn Vogetablo Soup [!] Love Boat I]] Whoel Of Fortune m Saturday Showboat @Movie** "T1monder·· (1962. Sc,ence Fie rn The Jefforaona [II 110n) Fred Ward. Balrnda Bouer @J MacNell / Lohror Newahour [1J The WOtld Tomorrow Oct. m Entenalnment Tonight [ID Sesame Stroet (R) c:;i 29 - 7 8:30P.M. [IJM"A"S"tl [!]N-9 @l Movie t1 c:a:JABCN-ao Lou Gosse11 L [I]@] NBC Nows [l!] Bualnoas Repon [!]) Return To The Planet 01 Tho Apea (!] Buslneaa Report [!] Rowan & Martin's Lough-In 7:30A.M. AFTERNOON (I]CSSN-8 @] Tic Tac Dough rn Great Spoco Coaster DAYTIME [!]Taxi [!]]~a [!I Computer Programme [@ Inside Tho NFL m Bullwlnkle NOON 7:00P.M. c:a:J Wheel Of Fortune 7:30P.M [!] Newark And Reality [DI]] Newi rn lovo Connection I]] P.M. Magazine [!]) Pink Panther [D [!] [I] The Jofforaona [!]Tonye, [I] Nowa [D @l Family Foud Signing WHh Cindy (Thu) (!] MacNell / Lehrer Newahour 8:00A.M. rIJBluoKn~ [!I mM"A"S"H 4:56A.M. Eduq,tlonal Programming (Fri) [IJ Entertainment Tonight rn New Zoo Rovuo [IDNumoro [!I [!] All In Tho Fnmlly @l Neil Young In Concert (Fri) [!I [l!] High Feather (Mon) [l]M"A"S"H [D The Fllntatono Funnies [!] Racing [ID Bulllneaa Repon [ID Sports Week (!] Human Roletlone And School Disci­ [!] Ster Trei, 6:00A.M. [!I[!] Poworhouae (Tuo) (!] Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In [!] Benny HIii pline l!!l Movie ti [!] Watch On Waahlngton (Thu) [!I Computer Programme (Wod) @] Tic Toe Dough [!]Beaoball [I] The Blskltta Comedy) T,m Biograpt,y (Mon-Wad, Fri) (!]Midday [!] [!] Fantasy Island (!!J Movie (Wed) [I] Educational Programming (Thu, Fri) e·ooP.M. (!)Wonderama Soviet Style (Wed) 7:30PM. rneenaon [!)How To Take A Civil Service Teat illNBCN911 6:05A.M. rnJ c:a:JP.M. Magazine rn @l Mr. Sm11h [!] Christopher Closeup (!]Tho la [!]Newa ~ The Facta Of Life (R) (Thu, Fri) nm Gol (Mon-Wed) [D (lffl Family Feud [!) [ID WashlllQton Weok In Rovlew nm Groat Space Coaster [I]CBSN&a, 6:30 A.M. [!] Independent Network Nows [I] Hurried Chlldhood I]] The Dukes Of Hazzard [!] Tom And Jorry And Friends [ID tony Br rn Vegetable Soup [HJ tl!O Corning Attractlona (Thu) (!) All In The Family [!] P.M. Magazine [HJ Movie** "Tho Toy" (1982, Comody) Rich· (!] In Seard\ [!] Jot> Franklin [Hl Kenny Rogera In Concert (Fri) [!I Direct line [!]Baseball . ord Pry0<. Jackie Gleason [!] In"",.. "Iden! Networt< Newa [Hl Movie (Tue) [!] Benny HIii [@ Movlo *** "Venom" (1982. Suspense) 8:30A.M. 6:00A.M. !HJ Flaahbaek: Tho Great Plague Of (!:!]News Nicol Williamson, Klaus 1

THE 11 flt\Ct\N 11 @ Movie * * * % "Blade Runner" ( 1982, Sc1- [!]Baseball (!) Movie *** "Godspell" (1973, Mua1cal) [!] Buck Rogers ence-Fiction) Harrison Fan!, Rutger Hauer 7:30 PI.I 2:00P.M. Victor Garber, David Haskell [!] Love Boat [I] P.M. Magazine enture) 4:30A.M. crJBaaebafl [!]Kung Fu IHI Movie * * "Treasure 01 The Four Crowns" Q] ijID Family Feud [!] Best Of Groucho @ Murder Moat English 3:20A.M. ( 1982, Adventure) Tony Anlhony, Ana Obregon !IDM'A'S"H 2:30P.M. Im Sitcom 6:30P.M. [!] All In The Family [@Sitcom 3:50A.M. crJABCNewso [ID A Baby, Mayt,e 2:45P.M. @ Movie * * * "Ticket To Heaven" ( 198 1, rn @l NBC News [!]Benny Hill SUNDAY en Movie **** "Gueas Who's Coming To Drama) N,ck Mancuso, Saul Rubinek [!] Business Report [!]News Dmner" ( 1967, Comedy) Sidney POIIIO<, Kalhanne [I]CBSNews 8:00P.M. 4:00A.M. [!]Taxi MORNING Hepburn [!] Life Of RIiey [I] The Fall Guy 7:00P.M. Q] @] Baseball 3:00P.M. 4:30A.M. [I] Wheel Of Fortune [!] [ID Castle 6:00 A.M. @ Movie **II "My Dear Secre1ary" ( 19-48, [j] Best Of Groucho [I]Eme,oency Comedy) Laraine Day, KIii< Douglas rn The Jelferaons ill Whiz Kida [!] Biography [!]] Movie *** "Whatever Happened To Aun! [!] MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour [!] P.M. Magazine Alice?" (1969, Suspense) Geraldine Page, Rulh rn Entertainment Tonight [!] Movie *** "The Kremlin Leller" ( 1970. 6:06A.M. Gordon llJM'A"S'H Suspense) 81b1 Andersson, Richard Boone (fl News MONDAY [@ Movie **II "S.O S TI!anic" ( 1979, Dra­ [ID Business Report [!] Movie **II "Phantasm" (1979, Horror) 6:30A.M. ma) David Janssen, Clons Leachman. [!] Rowan & Martin's laugh-In Michael Baldwin, Angus Duncan medy) EVENING rn University Of Mlehlgan 4:00P.M. !!ID Tlc Tac Dough IHI Movie * * * ½ "The l'lortd According To Point Vi- Fsn1aay Island (fl Of [I]@] NFL Football [!] Garp" ( 1982, Comedy) Robin W,11,ams, Mary Belh [!] Christopher Closeup Hurt rn To Be Announced 6:00P.M. 7:30 P.M. 6:"6A.M. Q](I]@]Newa 4:lOP.M. [I] P .M. Magazine 8:30P.M. Davey And Goliath [!] Y.E.S. Inc. [!] [!] Klner's Korner [I]@] Family Feud 0 Carol Burnett And Friends 6:60A.M. en Three's Company rnM'A"S'H 4:30 P.M. 9:00P.M. 0 Time For Timothy [ID MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour til All In The Family [I]l)ynaaty crJ Movie "Hey Abbott" (No Dela) [!] Bue!< Rogers [ID Joe Paterno's TV Ouartert>acke 6:00A.M. @] [ID Vietnam: A Television History [!] Running My Way [!] Love Boat [!] Benny Hill Human Dimension [I] Movie "Carpool" (Premiere, Comedy) Har rn CID Firing Line [!]News rn This 18 The Life [!]News 6:30P.M. vey Korman, Ernest Borgnme Captain Kanoaroo [I]ABCN-so 8:00PM. 0MervGriffln m 5:00P.M. New Jeraay Report [I] @l NBC News [I] Just Our Luck (1979, (fl @Doctor Who 10:00P.M. [!] College Football Highlights 00 Buslneaa Report Q]@] Baseball [I]Hotel en Bionic Woman meas News @][!)Nova 6:20A.M. [!] S.W.A.T. [!] [ID The German Americana: 300 enTaxl [I] The Mississippi Years In The New Land [DNewa [!]] Movie * * "The Balt,more Bullet" ( 1980, Im Kenny Rogers In Concert [!] P.M. Magazine CIJNewa 6:30A.M. Drama) James Coburn, Omar Shani 7:00P.M. [!] Movie ***II "Amenca At The Movies" [!] Independent Network News [21 Black Forum 5:30P.M. ( 1976) Documenlary Narraled by Charlton Hes rn Wheel 01 Fortune 10:30P.M. rn Faith For Today CID Inside Albany ton rn The Jelferaona [!]~Jersey People 0BlackN-a [@ Video JukeboK [!] Movie "Tourist" (1980) Lea Menwether, 00 MacNell / Lehrer Newshour [j]N-a (!]News ill Entertainment Tonight Bradlord Dillman [Bl Video Jukebox Im HBO Coming Attractions EVENING CilM'A"S"H IHI Movie** "The Toy" (1982, Comedy) Rich· 7:00A.M. CID Buslneaa Report ard Pryor, Jackie Gleason 11:00P.M. rnrn®Newa [21 The Wood Tomon-ow [!] Rowan & Martin's Laugh·ln S:30P.M. rn Music And The Spoken Word 8:00P.M. @l Tlc Tac Dough [I] Happy Daya 00 [ID Monty Python's Flying Circus rnrnNewa CIJM'A'S'H [I]W.V.Grant [lJ Fantasy Island [!] Carol Burnett And Friends 0 Jerry Falwell CIJ Movie*** "Across 1101h Streel" (1972, [!] Soap 7:30P.M. 9:00P.M. [ID Mister Rogers (R) Drama) Anthony Quinn, Anthony Franc,osa !!ID Independent Network News [I] P.M. Magazine Three's Company (!] And Reality CID Claaslc Country rn [!] Barney Miller Newllfll Q] @l Family Feud [!] [ID Vietnam: A Television History [j] Wall Street Journal Report [!] Hawaii Flve-0 [HJ Movie*** "Ghost Story" (1981, Honor) Im Movie **II "It Came From Hollywood" [I]M'A'S'H [I] Movie "Secrets 01 A Molher And Daughlar" Fred Asla1re, John Houseman [Bl Movie **II "S.O.S Tilanic" (1979, Ora· til Alt In The Family (Premiere, Orama) Kalharine Ross, Linda Ham,l· ma) David Janssen, . (1982, Comedy) John Candy, Dan Aykroyd [ID Inside Albany lon. 11:30P.M. 7:25A.M. 8:30P.M. [!]Benny Hill 0MervGriffln crJ 0 Thicke Of The Night [ID Community Scene [I] @] T onlghl rnABCNewat;J [!]~s 9:30P.M. rncesNews Im Fraggle Rock [!] [ID Latenlght America 7:30A.M. rn Oh, Madeline []] Pollca Story [21 Jimmy Swaggart 7:00P.M. 8:00P.M. 10:00 P.M. [!] Hawaii Five-0 lJ] Soul Of Faith rn Rlptey'a Believe II Or Not rn That's Incredible( [I] Harl To Hart [!] The Honeymooners CID Day Of Discovery [I] @] Finlt Camera [I]@]Boone anal rn 60 Minutes [!] River Of Innocence MIDNIGHT 00 Electric Company (R) [!] [ID The Navlgatora [!]News (!] Jack Van lmpe CID Austin City Llmlte [l] Sanford And Son [fil Scarecrow And Mrs. King [ID Wild America ID] Wild Kingdom [!]Switch 12:30A.M. til P.M. Magazine [j] Independent Network News ama) [j] Solid Gold [I] Late Night Wtth David Letterman 8:00A.M. (!) Movie * * * "Love In The Attemoon" (HJ Movie ** * "Venom" ( 1982, Suspense) lJ] That Teen Show 7:16P.M. (1957, Comedy) Gary Cooper, Audrey Hepbum Nicol W1lhamson, Klaus Kinski. 00 Twilight Zone @J Don't Look Now 00 Ascent Of Man [j] Movie **** "II Happened One Nigh!" [!] Outer Limits lord CID Oral Roberta (1934, Comedy) Claudette Colbert, Clar1< Gable 10:30P.M. [!] Saturday Night 7:30P.M. [ID Fall And Rise Of Reginald Perrin less, 0 Jimmy Swaggart (HJ Fraggle Rock IHI Movie **II "Palemity" (1981, Comedy) 12:,40 A.M. Burt Reynolds, Beverty D'Aagelo. (!] Nine On New Jersey The 00 Sesame Street (R) D 8:00P.M. [!]News 00 Movie **½ "The Longss1 Dnve" (1976, (!] Tony Cole-Whlttak

The play, directed by Central Casting Theatre lege theatre and music opt>ns its seventh season with Richard Clark, chairman of the students, and Will 5achse a ten What to do department of theatre arts. Wilhc1m Finn's fast-paced, Yt',u old student at the runs through Thursday, Oct. 13 musical comedy MARCH OF \1ontessori School and a (except Sunday, Oct. 9). Perfor­ THE FALSETTOS. MARCH en• HIURSDA Y. SEPTEMBER 29 University of Ibadan, Nigeria, pdnies of MARCH OF THE mances begin at s pm each joyed a long and successful THEATRE: Ithaca College speaks on "The Influence of h\LSETTOS. Musical director evening in the Dillingham run at Playwright's Horizon's in Theatre presents "Ttie Great Steric and Electronic Effects on is Ellen Michelmore. Ms. Center for the Performing Arts. . Critics there Nebula in Orion," a student· the Mechanism of Aromatic Mit helmore has an extensive "Thf' Wall" is a story of noted his "original. unpredir­ directed one-act play. 4 pm. Nucleophilic Substitution Reac· musical background and cur­ Jewish heroism in the. ghetto tablt' melodies that run from Dillingham Center for the Per­ lions in Dipolar Aprotic rently is Chairperson of the melancholy ballads to eccen· forming Arts. Solvents." 4:30 pm, Science during the holocaust. Music Department at Ithaca There are many tragic tric comic riffs." Tht· Building, room 307 1ligh School and teaches vocal scenes that Lampell has culled playwright himself described MUSIC: Faculty voice recital by (refreshments served at 4:15 music. Cast members include from the novel and brought to MARCH OF THE F Al..SETTOS carol McAmis. 8:15 pm. Ford pm). guest actor from New York life from the printed page. The as "a passionate work about Hall Auditorium. David McGrath, Diane awakening feeling among the being scared to death of love." WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 Ouckama, a local well knn"'n Jews of Warsaw that their II is the story of Marvin, who FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 LECTURE: The 1983-84 Marxist­ violinist. comrades are being taken to leaves his wife and son for THEATRE: See Thursday. Feminist Speakers Series con­ Previews will I)(' helct on the gas chambers, their deter­ another man. The subsequent Sept.29. except curtain time is tinues at Ithaca College when September 29 and JU. The mination to resist and go divorce is a joyous thing for 8 pm. Annelle Kuhn, British writer plays open on October 1 and underground. their hopeless everyone - except Marvin. The and critic, speaks on will continue Thursday through fight against the German police entire story is told in song. MONDA Y·FRIDA Y "Feminism.Culture and Sunday until October 23. Cur­ and soldiers and the ultimate MARCH OF THE FALSET­ EXHIBIT/GALLERY: The Ithaca Cinema." 8pm, Textor 103. tain lime is at 8:30. Tickets are destruction of the ghetto are TOS is directed by guest direc­ College Handwerker Gallery MUSIC: Faculty clarinet recital available at McBooks on scenes that bristle with tor Johnna Murray. He spent opens its 1983·84 season with by Michael Galvan featuring a Aurora Strret or call 272-1688. "Ithaca Faculty Artworks." An performance of "Abyss of the emotion. the summer assisting director opening reception for the col· Birds" from "Quartet for the These scenes lead to a tense James Lapine on the workshop final act, in which an outpour­ of SUNDAY IN THE PARK leclion of paintings, drawings End of Time" to com­ Note: Reviewers are ing of destruction and hatred is WITH GEORGE by Steven Son­ and photographs by faculty ar­ memorate Messiaen's 751h welcome on or after October 1. told through the eyes of a small dheim and James Lapine. tists will be held Friday, Sept. birthday. Please call the theatre at group living within the confines bound for Broadway this 23 from 5-7 pm. The Hand· 272-1688 to reserve seats. werker Gallery is located on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6 of the ghetto. season. She has stage manag­ the first floor of the Caroline MUSIC: Concert by the Ithaca The College's production ed extensively on and off- stars Charles L. Siegfried as ·broadway, including William SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2 Woodwind Quintet featuring Central .Casting Theatre is a Dolek Berson, Caroline Feeney Finn's and Charles Rubin's MUSIC: Junior trumpet recital David Berman, flute; Peter nonprofit organization, funded as Smyrka Berson, Mark D. AMERICA KICKS UP ITS by Beth Ann Hall. 4 pm.Ford Hedrick. oboe: Robert Schmidt, in part by The Tompkins Coun- · Friedman as Pan Apt, Elisa HEELS at Playwright's Hall Auditorium clarinet: John Covert, French ty Arts Council United Arts Schwartz as Rachel Apt, and Horizons and the original New horn and Edward Gobrecht, Fund and The New York State Robert Koch as Fishel Shpunt. York and Los Angeles mm­ MONDAY, OCTOBER 3 bassoon. 8:15 pm, Ford Hall Council on the Arts. \1USIC: Concert by the Ithaca Auditorium. The large cast features 32 vocalist, Mark Fortgang and Brass Quintet featuring o. Kim READING: Writer Michelle Cliff performers. Matthew Bennet, Ithaca Col· --·,,;:,• ~· ;:i,-,;:-.·~ ·~ ·~·~• • • 8 8 8•s•s•::: Ounnick. trumpet: Jane Dun­ will read from her works. 8:30 Tickets for "The Wall" go on nick. trumpet: Liz Lester. horn; pm, Gannett 111. sale Sept. 26 in the Dillingham HAVE YOUR CAR PROFF.SSIONAILY Bow Office. General admission Robert Reifsnyder, trombone TINTED and oave Unland, tuba. 8:15 Ithaca, NY Millard tickets are 53.50 for the Tues­ day, Wednesday and Thurs­ pm. Ford Hall Auditorium. Lampel l's "The Wall." a ~ .;..;;i._ ~

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MUSEUM HOURS: IOam-spm lional location in the home. welcome. campus. Tuesday-Sunday. Free CORNELL UNIVERSITY ART Prepaid registration is ~ue For more informa1ion, CON­ Tick<·ts arc priced al SIO.()() admission. September 29th and the s10.oo DEPARTMENT FACULTY T ACT: Ellen Baker Wikstrom at students. sn.oo general public. CONT ACE PERSON: Kris fee covers lhe cost of the EXHIBITION the museum 273-7053. and S13.00 day of show. They DeLuce-Beach 607-256-6464 materials for the workshop. An exhibilion cortsiSliog of a These programs are funded are available al UB. Bufralo Enrollment limited to 17 selecliort of works in all media ------­ in pan 1hrough a grant from Slate College, and all Festival participants. hy current members of tile art The Hinckley Museun an· The Tompkins County United and C.T.O. ticket outlets. nounces two programs to be On October 6, Thursday department faculty and local ,\rts Fund. The name of the hanct rs held in conjuntion with its evening at 7:30. Richard art professors emeriti 'TALKING HEADS." September 14 · October 30, latest exhibition, "American Baro~s will . discuss ·:Earl:, Universiry union at Buffalo For more information. picas(' 1983 Painted and Decorated Fur­ American Pa~nted Fur_mture concerts is proud to announce contact Chris Kostelas at 636- niture; An Expression or Self." and show slides of fine ex- a special Homecoming 2957. THE NON-RESIDENTIAL AR­ Both programs will be held at amples localed throughout the weekend event. A concert will CHITECTURE OF FRANK the museum, 410 East Seneca North EaStern. United States. lake place on Sunday, October I.LOYD WRIGHT St.. Ithaca. New York. The program IS open to the 9, 1983. at 8PM in the UB Alum­ centering on five important On October I, Saturday, from public and donations are ni Arena on the Amherst building projects, thiS exhibi­ l:30-3:30, Susan Belmler will tion of photographs. ·objects demonstrate the history and and documentary material will techniques of Early American examine Frank Lloyd Wright's wall stenciling, including contribution to non-residential original designs and their trad­ design. The exhibition is being tional location in the home. YES YOU CAN organized by guest curator Prepaid registration is due Jonathan Lipman and is fund­ September 29th and the s10.oo ed by the New York Stall:' fee covers the cost of the council un the Arts. the S.C. materials for the workshop. Johnson Company and the Enrollment limited 10 17 Still rent a refrigerator Johnson Museum. participants. september 14 - ocrober 30, on October 6, Thursday 1983 evening at 7:30, Richard Barons will discuss "Early SPIRIT & RITUAL: ANCIENT American Painted Furniture" CHINESE BRONZES FROM and show slides of fine ex­ CATI, 272-3000 for dorm THE MORSE COLLECTION amples located throughout the Twenty-three vessels and North Eastern United States. other bronze objects dating The program is open to the delivery by ''REFRIGE..D_~TOR from the 14th through 5th cen­ public and donations are turies B.C. and representing welcome. MAN'' most of the types and forms of For more information. CON­ ritual ceremonial vessels of T ACT: Ellen Baker WikStrom at China's great Bronze Age will the museum 273-7053. t>e in this loan exhibition from These programs are funded the private collection of Mr. in part through a grant from ,,. and Mrs. Earl Morse of New The Tompkins County United York City. Originally organized Arts Fund. The Hinckley Mu­ for an exhibition at the seun announces two programs $39 for full school year Metropolitan Museum of Ari. to be tield in conjuntion with its September 14 - OCtober 30. latest exhibition. "American 1983 . Painted and Decorated Fur­ niture; An Expression of self." THE EXPANDING CINEMA . ex­ 80th programs will be held at i perimenral film series spon­ the museum. 410 East Seneca "~ sored by Cornell Cinema and St .. Ithaca. New York. ~ rhe Johnson Museum. Films on October 1. Saturday. from rr======n will be shown on Sunday. 1:30-3:30, Susan Belmler will September 25. al 2 p.m. in the demonstrate the history and COME SOCIALIZE WITH US museum lecrure room. Admis­ techniques of Early American sion is free and open to the wall stenciling, including STOP IN AND SEE WHAT WE'RE DOING ... JUST FOR public. original designs and their trad· YOU! Fall In Festival EvtRYt..Jcos SENIOR NIGHT at the Cornell Plantation Arboretum 9 - \ \ Free admission, exhibits about growing and using plants entertainment- family fun NOV 11 wagon rides and free balloons chicken barbeqoe and other food .....,,. .,, " fesdval but tons and T-shirts o.-~"._

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Sunday, October 23rd Tickets go on sale Monday at Egbert Union Ben· Light Gym Campus Activity Office. 8:00pm Limit four (4) tickets per valid student I.D. Read the ITHACAN, listen to 92 ICB-FM for details September 2fl. 11)8:J 1 Ill: 11 HJ\CAN 17

by John Sharples Graham Parker and band "C'.an·t Take Love for Granted" sllffnt'ss in tile hand's feel thar hopped into Cornell's Bailey llhough "Sounds Like Chains" wa~ not there at the 1981 con­ Hall last Friday and 1n a and many others run a close cert 1thc personnel was the musically dynamic, vocally second) and I wasn't surprised .c..am<· t'Xrept for Gowen. so I superlative performance, when Graham tolcJ me that was a!->surrn· they will loosen up ,LS played amny of the songs that his personal favorite on the rlw tour proceeds. make tunes from hi!> superb album. "I get so hungry Th<' sound wa~ mixed very new album The Real Macaw. now/Eating my heart out" he well. ancl very loud. but the Graham Parker burst on to sany, and you could tell tha1 lack of people in Bailey Hall the music scene in 1976, every ounce of his concentra- evidt'ntly caused some un­ spcarheading the British pub- tion went into his movmg vocal wanted echo farther back. rock invasion that Elvis delivery and stage The criticism I've heard most Costello was also part of. mannerisms. about the show was that "he Though, there are similarities Another highlight wa.c.. didn't do enough hits." Other between the two there are also "Passive Hesisiance· · from the than simply not being true, this major differences: Parker's new album. "I won't say wha1 nit1cism. while perhaps ap­ lyrics arc more direct and in- this song is about, because 1 plicable to a Journey concert, tense than Costello's complex keep getting into trouble with is complerely irrelevant to work-play, and musically the radio stations." said Graham Parker, whose entire Graham remains truer to the Graham as he introduced this premise revolts against such. R&B/rock/folk roots that he and powerful ballad that laments profit-oriented thinking. My ma­ Elvis share. the over-programming of radio jor problem with the show was that he didn't play enough of I saw Graham Parker in 1981 formats. "Nothing could be fur- on his tour ther removed/Not everybody his earlier. lesser-known in Philadelphia, and despite the wants to be soothed ... Put the material. successes of Friday's concert, demographics away." Other Hey, this guy's no parrot, I enjoyed the Philly show more songs performed were such he's . Thanks tor me ~real time. Graham. As overall. This was probably Parker classics as "Fools' for merest of vou. don't miss because then the band had Gold", "Thunder and Rain", him next time amtmd been on the road longer (Bailey the moving "You Can't Be Too Hall was the eighth show of the Strong" (a Sparks song that tour) and because Parker per- tastefully deals with an abor- formed a wealth of material tion). "White Honey", "Local Don't forget this Monday in the Campus Ac­ from his Up fucalator and Girls" and "New York Shuffle", Another Grey Area albums, the all-out rocker that was the tivity Office tickets go on sale for Bobby and which were absolutely on fire. final encore. On this tour, Graham has The band was, of course, the Midnites. The show is October 23rd at elected to do no songs from HOT. Parker fans were 8:00pm in the Ben Light Gym. Tickets are those albums, instead concen- delighted that Brinsley trating on older material and Schwartz, lead guitarist from $6.50 for I.C. students and $7 .50 for the his new album. 1 spoke to , was on hand to lei Graham about this and other fly his characteristically sizzling general public things at the Ramada Inn satur- licks, and many were surpris- day morning, and since he is ed to see Hugh Gower (The not doing interviews on this Records, David Johansen tour I will respect his wish and Band) on rhyt~m guitar. George not quote him verbatim here, small, who played keyboards but his feelings were that the on the last two albums (and songs on the last two albums John and Yoko's Double Fan- The Center for Outdoor were more production tasy l was good but no match Recreation oriented, wheras the songs on for the Rumour's Bob An- Experiences The Real Macaw stand on their drews, and the rhythm section own as compositions more. of Michael Braun (drums) and ----... \ Probably the finest perfor- Kevin Jenkins (bass) was funky ( mance of the evening was and rock-solid. I sensed a slight \ ~**·****~**-:Y:t*********" @ I l Susannah Heschel t WHAT IS CORE? *C.O.R.E. is the outdoor equipment rental : will speak on : \ and resource center of Ithaca College

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This week's celebrity picker:Bomber Coach Mike Each week campus sports media experts Doug Clauson, Kurt Smutko, Jim Connors, lnco. Steve Mayer, Seth Fenton, Dennis Read, Mike Catalana, and Ivan Gottesfeld test their wits in predicting top college football games. Last week's _Results STANDINGS

Doug 7-3 Doug 22-8 Steve 6-4 Ivan 22-8 Jim 6-4 Steve 22-8 Seth 6-4 Mike 21-9 Ivon 6-4 Seth 21-9 Dennis 6-4 Jim 21-9 Mike 5-5 Dennis 20-10 Kurt 5-5 Kurt 19-1 I NFL STANDINGS

American Contennce NIIIOnal COnlttYO EHlffn p,. E11ttm - w L T Pct. PF Dono, 0 0 1000 11, 80 Buffalo J 1 0 750 1, 57 .V.1hlnglon 1 0 .750 107 73 Miami J 1 0 .750 68 5' NY. Glanll Ba\llmore 2 0 .500 62 60 2 2 0 .500 8-t 87 Phlladtlphla 2 0 .500 59 6'I Now England 2 2 0 500 98 99 St. Lou/1 J 0 250 75 115 N.Y. Jels 2 2 0 .500 91 93 Ctnlrll c.mrai Mlnnu01a J 1 0 .750 83 102 Cltvtland J 0 .750 99 8-t Grttn eav 2 2 0 .500 '12 11, PtllsbUrah 2 0 .500 98 91 Chicago 1 J 0 .250 1M 16 ON THE MOVE: Ithaca's Clare Lamont battles a Syracuse player for a loose ball dur­ Cincinnati 1 0 .250 '6 6' D1lro11 1 J 0 .250 611 11 Houston 0 0 .000 85 131 0 Wtstem TamPa Bav 0 .000 '3 70 ing yesterday's contest. L.A. Raiders Wt11'm ' o.nv,r San l'ranclsco 3 1 0 .750 131 16 S.allle Allanto 2 2 0 .500 83 71 L.A. Rams 2 2 0 .500 9' 87 Kanu, Cllv Q Sea D New Ortffftl 2 2 .60G·109 99 I Field Hockey from p. 20. Next week Ithacan WOMEN sports editor Doug passing. Lisa Clarke is playing stickwork," well. and Linda Amuso has The team is facing three Clauson takes an inside BEGIN had some good games. On tough games next week at Cor­ defense Jenny Powers has nell then in Virginia at the look at the Ithaca foot­ been playing well. Heather James Madison Invitational. TOURNEY Doyle and Barb Wachowiak on The girls will also be making ball tradition. offense have been playing up their rained out game very well and Doyle has against Colgate on Saturday PLAY demonstrated excellent by Scott Kaye the season to determine how The Ithaca College Women's the Bombers will finish up this Tennis team with a loss to COi­ season, Coach Carnell feels gate last week, brought their that "we are still molding." record to 2-2. The lady Last year the Ithaca College Football At Its Best Bombers played a tough Divi­ women's tennis team was 1·3. sion I team in Colgate and end­ With most of their roughest ed up losing 7-0. The scores for matches under their belt, the the match were as follows: team can now settle down and Priscilla Davis at first singles start dominating on the court. lost 6-0,6-0;second singles The lady Bombers still have to Paula Kelley lost 2-6,2·6:third face a very tough Cornell on singles Jackie Fiore, lost Sept. 7, but if they could come 3·6,1-6:fourth singles Jeanne out With a victory, things can e GRIDIRON REPORT;• Crawford lost 3·6,2-6:and roun­ only get brighter. ding out the singles players at Starting on Sept. 30, the lady fifth singles was Beth Greene Bombers will go to RPI to com­ who also lost 3-6,4-6. At pete in the ICAC tournament. 1,' doubles Lisa Brown and Alice Representing Ithaca are ~ Houghton lost 3-6,2-6:and a se­ Priscilla Davis and Paula Kelley cond doubles Sue Wallner and at singles. At doubles are Usa With Head Coach Jim Butterfield Julie Gabriel lost 5-7,3-6. Brown and Alice Houghton Sunday Nights at 1 O:OOpm on WICB-TV 13 Although the Bombers lost combining .for one team and 7-0,"the score was not in­ Sponsors Jeane Crawford and sue dicative of the type of perfor~ Versatile Food Management Services Inc., The Printer's Wallner for the other. The tour­ Gallery, Dryden Specialty Trophy, Pudgles Pizza, J. mance that we put on," says nament will be very com· Goulds College Outfitters, Hhaca Composition Coach camell. "There were no petitive with teams like RIT Graphics, The Ithacan, The Ithaca Times, walkaways in this match, and St. Lawrence competing. Cullan's Sporting Goods, Bausch & Lomb. everyone was played . close, Ithaca which has already fac­ even Priscilla Davis our top ed both of these teams this singles player who lost 6-0,6-0 season and·. wound up losing, played tough." can only hope for a victory this Although ii is still too early in time around. September 29. 1983

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by Ivan Gottesfeld scorer in high school. He earn­ (lther anxieties." Each fall season a freshman ed all county honors three con­ Dianni has disrovt'red that bursts into the South Hill secutive seasons and was college practices tend to b<" a spotlight by performing better highly touted by many col­ hit more tiring than those in than expected on the playing leges. Dianni's nose for the net high school. The games field. Most recently these blue intrigued surh schools as Hart­ themselves he describes a, chippers have been on the wick and Hofstra, yet he rhose being a bit faster and mucl, football and field hockey Ithaca College because of its' more physical. Co-Captain Bill gridirons. but this year he can overall advantages. " I really Bonsu (team5 leading scorcn be found on the soccer field. enjoy the Ithaca area." says has been around the soccer George Dianni is a freshman Dianni, "and was looking for a program long enough to know from Arlington H.S. in Lagran­ plare where I could play a good addition when he sees qeville. N.Y. In his first four immediately.·· one. "George ha<; very good skills and he keeps improving games as a starting varsity for­ Student I Athlete ward. he has scored two goals day in and day out." says Bon­ and added one assist (5 points) It is very diffirult to handle ~u. "he ha<; had a great start. to help lead the Bombers to the pressures in the classroom and I hope he continues to play their best start in recent years. as well as on the field for any this well." (3-0-1). "He is a very talented studentlathelete. To do that Everyone involved with the player." says head coach Ray sucessfully as a freshman is a Ithaca College soccer program Rostan,"He has given us a big much more difficult task. "I hopes that George Dianni can lift when our offense was was very nervous coming in." continue to play the way he Bill Bonsu has teamed with freshman George Dianni to struggling." adds Dianni. "but practicing has through his first four varsi­ give the Bombers an explosive offense this year. each day with the guys made ty games. If he and the rest of Top Scorer me feel much more comfor­ the team play up to their poten­ Scoring is nothing new for table and at home. I found that tial, a banner year seems very BOMBERS Dianni who was a prolific playing relieved alot of the likPIV FALL

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by Doug Oauson 1ouct1down pass from Dan Alfred next The llharn College Bornlwrs McCain to Pet<' Clankt·. Ithaca is now 2-1 on the got bark on th<· winning track "Tt1i!-> was a must wm ganw season and visits Alfred next with a 36-7 trouncing of the for us." said Buttcrfwld. "W<' we<·k to take on the Saxons. Fordham Umvcrsity Harns tried to attack their incx­ The Bombers lost to Alfred last this past Saturday ell Ja('k Cof­ perit>nn· from the start." year on South Hill 20-7 and the fey Field in . Mack wins MVP two teams are traditional rival<;. IC start<·ct slowly. scoring on­ "It's going to be a hard tough ly three points 1n th<' first The Bombers enjoyccl their ball game on Saturday," said quarter on a Chris \Vt'iller field finest offensive game of th<' Butterfield. They've beaten us goal. young '83 season on Saturday. the past two years so the in­ "They w<·rc alllc to stop our IC gainccl 425 yards in total of­ centive for us is there." option in the first quarter. "said f<'nse including 163 through the Bomber Blasts Ilea(! Coach Jim Butterfield. "In air. Quarterback Kurt OeLuca the :_ :·cond quarter. we W<'r<' had hLs best day of the year go­ nm Torrey inJtJr<'d an elbow able to get untrn('kt·ion Ill lev<"I." said Fordham hockey team shut out off of Buffalo University 7·0. pliments to pay the defense Coach O''.\Jeal rutem. "They Anderson leads secondary Syracuse yesterday aft<·moon Other IC wins have come players of the team. Howarth. took total advantage of tile lld<·nsively. the Bombers to extend their winning record Peg Radkiewicz. and Claire La­ mistc1kes wt· mad<' on were l('d by Dave Stone and against Hartwick. 3-1. and a to 4 and I. mont. "They are playmg very Saturday." strong safety Hoy :\ndcrson. tough win against Bucknell on The Bomllns controlled the ronsistantly. They have been llharn op<·1wd its lead to 36-0 Stone. an :\II-American at his Saturday which went into nts J8 yard touchdown Bomber sernndar~ as th<·y Bloomsburg State Coach DorLs in Syrat'use·s end and was run. Fordham avoided a shut down the Fordham pass­ Kostrinsky explained "Our The new players are meeting tughlightcd by Moyer's goal shutout by scoring in the fourth lllg attack throui,ihout the team played well. but my expectation." However she ancl her breakaway attempt quarter on an eight yarcl contest. Bloomsburg played excep· is "disappointed in the return­ later in the half. IC's offense The win couldn't have come tionally well. They controlled ing players. They're taking too put intense pressure on at a better time for the the ball better. their passes long to get back into the game. FALL Syracuse throughout the game. Bombers after a heart-breaking were better. and they put alot The defense is far ahead of tht> The two goals in the second 24-14 loss to St. Lawren('e last of pressure on us. Karen offense in terms of consistan­ half were by Barb Wachowiak SCOREBOARD week. Howarth in goal played excep­ cy. we still need to work on and Linda Amuso. · tional letting in only four out of continued on p. 18. Varsity Football

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