Galloway Township cops raid Stockton At approximately 5:30 AM, May versation with Detective Roman- 9th, two Stockton students were elli, of the Galloway Police . he arrested here on campus. Karen told the ARGO that there is still Kinney and Arthur Mariano were arrested and charged with one count each of drug sales and posession. Also arrested was a Toms River resident, David El- 'Argo' is not an official publi- more, and a Galloway resident, cation of Stockton State Col- William Bryant. Elmore was also lege, bat 1* published by an Independent student publication Independent corporation li- charged with one count each of censed In New Jersey. sales and posession, and Bryant was charged with three counts of Pomona, N.J. 08240 Tuesday, May 13, 1975 posession and sales. Kinney, El- more, and Mariano were released in lieu of $2,500 bail, Bryant in lieu of $7,500. Monday morning, a fifth person was arrested on a Issues discusserl, Alton warrant left over from the Friday action. Gordon Nelson, a non-stu- speaks at meeting dent resident on Stockton's cam- an outstanding warrant pending^^ pus, was arrested and charged action, and that the only reason By Duke Spitzer & and Bob forcibly overthrow the lawful with two counts of posession and this year's arrests totalled less DeLozier campus government. She felt a sale of drugs. than last year's was that there disarmed police force was only a On Tuesday, May 6, the Board The drugs in question were PCP, prelude to this uprising. Mrs. was a lack of preparation time, of Trustees held a public meeting. speed, and marijuana. In a con- Atlon also stated her conviction (continued on page 3) The meeting started off with the that the students have little or no President's report which concern- say in the campus governance ed the topics of personnel change, according to the laws of the State the self- evaluation study, and the Dept. of Higher Education. Her preceptorial system and it's pos- strongly held views provoked sible flaws. After President much disagreement among many IN BRIEF Bjork's talk, James Wickenden, of those in attendence. According vice president of Campus Pro- to reliable sources, Mrs. Alton grams spoke on the dorm situa- Dr. Hans Selye to lecture Trustee Alton stated privately after the meeting tion, the groups which will be that she had a network of inform- Dr. Hans Selye of the University of Montreal will lecture at Stockton using the apartments in the sum- ers in the college, who kept her State College on Thursday, May 15th at 2:30 P.M. The topic of the Fear of student up-risings... mer and how many regular stu- posted on student activities , and lecture is "Stress", the subject of Dr. Selye's most significant dents will be in residence at the possible plots. research. same time. Wickenden stated the students to the college. Dr. Selye is a professor in the department of Medicine and Surgery The meeting ended with a plea latter will number 300. At this time several Student at the University of Montreal. His revolutionary theory of "Stress" from students for better channels Applications for fall housing Union and S.O.S. members made has made an outstanding contribution to medical knowledge. of communication with the Board, stand at 1,021 or slightly more several suggestions to the Board The theory explains the nature of stress as a general alarm reaction and a request that they support a students than bed space. on college reforms which were through the adrenal and pituatary glands, set off by an attack on the state bill to place two students on The Board discussed the grade generally well received. However body such as disease on mental pressure. the Board as voting members. situation with the spectators stat- on member, Mrs. E. Alton, be- The lecture is sponsored by the Stockton Lecture Series. It is free of The Trustees promised to look ing that there would probably be came very adamant on the subject charge and open to both the Stockton Community and the general into all requests and act on those a decision by the summer. The of Campus Police carrying fire- public. All are invited to attend. it had jurisdiction over. The members also discussed the land- arms. She stated that law abiding chairman of the Board, Dr. scaping program, which some people have nothing to fear from Robert A. Brooks, gave his ad- Register for the summer now students felt they could have the police, and that students want dress as R D #2 Woodstown, N.J. Registration for summer term is now being received in the Office of handled just as well at a consider- to disarm police as part of a plot. 08098 and invited students to Student Records, D-121, and will continue to be received through able savings to the college. Also She made it clear that she felt write him with complaints and Monday, June 2 at 5 P.M. For your convenience, a registration blank taken up was the summer pro- students themselves were gather- suggestions. Next Board meeting has been affixed to the back of the master schedule. Additional copies gram to attract more Hispanic ing in mobs in an attempt to is scheduled for June 24. of the master schedule and the registration form are available in the Office of Student Records. Marino,Kuchona in To register, carefully complete all items on the registration form and return the form with a check or money order for the appropiate tuition contrasting race and fees to the Office of Student Records. BR.y. BoRnkb rDelozie»ol/-iT»or Registration will also be held Thursday and friday, June 19 and 20 The current primary race for sources of disagreement between know all other considerations. from 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. in D-012. Freeholder is enlivened by the the two hopefuls. Marino says Mr. Marino stressed the need for Avoid lines and closed out courses...register now. campaigns of two members of the that he is against any nuclear the freeholders to take a strong Stockton community running un- power plant in Atlantic County. hard and interest in helping ex- Psychic lecture at Stockton opposed. Mr Anthony Marino, an He also stated that as of now he is pand the outreach of Atlantic assistant professor of sociology is opposed to all offshore oil drilling Community College, Mr. Noted author on the psychic, Hans Holtzer, will speak at Stockton running for the Atlantic County well, although he might Kuchona said he felt further State College on Friday evening, May 23rd, at 7:30 P.M. in the College Board of Freeholders. His oppon- change his mind if convinced it expansion should wait until better Lecture Hall. The topic of his lecture is "reincarnation." Mr. Holtzer ent, Stockton senior and invest- was safe. Kuchona favored economic times put less of a is the author of over two dozen books on the psychic, including Ghost ment broker, N. Randall Kuchona onshore nuclear rather than off burden on the taxpayer. The Hunter, Yankee Ghosts and several on witchcraft. He is also currently running for the Republican shore ones, which he felt are a Democrat and Republican agreed an adjunct professor at N.Y.U. in New York City, lecturing on topics in nomination for the same seat. As poor and expensive idea. He also on the need to bring more light the paranormal such as reincarnation, ghosts and witchcraft. both are unopposed they will favors offshore oil drilling on the industry into Atlantic County. Mr. Holtzer's lecture is being sponsored by the Stockton Society for definitly face each other in Nov- basis of what he knows. Both Kuchona stressing the need for Psychical Research. There is no admission charge. Both the Stockton ember's general election. men favored expanded mass tran- non-government initiative in this community and the general public are invited to attend. Both men are young, although sit with Marino urging more regard. He stated he had exper- Kuchona at 23 is the younger of Federal Funding, and Kuchona ience in this matter having tried Psychologies of humor to be told the two. Both are married, more private investment and less to bring a pharmaceutical firm Marino resides in Somers Point federal control. Marino and into the area. Jeffrey Goldstein, Ph.D., the head of the Social Psychology Dept. at and Kuchona in Northfield. Kuchona both deplored corrup- Temple University, will lecture Tuesday, May 20. He will be giving a tion in government, and were for In the coming election, five lecture on The Psychologies of Humor at 4:00 P.M. in G-208. This Kuchona is studying for a B.S. in marketing and has studied at a strict code of ethics. Professor freeholders will be elected from lecture is being sponsored by the Psychology Club. All are Welcome to as many new political districts, attend. other institutions including the Marino favored a strong sunshine New York Institute of Finance. laws (open meetings) for the new and will be elected by the county Stockton Student Union presents He is the leader of the Atlantic Board of Freeholders. Mr. at large. One of the boards major County Young Republicans and Kuchona felt that the bad effects duties will be to write a new The Stockton Student Union presents: Stockton Students. also is on the executive board of of such a law would outweigh the Administrative Code within six The S.S.U. would like to invite any students who have any kind of the State Young Republicans. good, one of the bad effects being months of it's member's election. talent to entertain on Thursday, May 15, at 9:oo P.M. in the Pub. Marino is a doctoral candidate at the invasion of people's private This code will define the sepera- Admission will be $.50 for non- Union members and $.25 for Cornell University and a former lives. He felt some privacy was tion of powers between the Board members with S.S.U. l.D. member of the Peace Corps in necessary in government opera- and the County Executive, and Free refreshments will be available. Added attraction will be the J. South America. tions while Marino feels very will effect the course of Atlantic Lazar Blues Band will be playing. The county issues provide strongly that the public's right to County for years to come. Page 2 Argo Tuesday, May 13, 1975 . Accounting clnb sponsors trip IS YOUR NAME HERE?? On Monday, May 19, the Stock- Anyone interested should drop ton Accounting Society is spon- their names and phone numbers soring a one day Visit to the in Box 2402, c/o S.S.C. On May If so, please contact the Office of Money, Lynda A. Wickham, Clarence General Accounting Office in 26, at 2:30 p.m. in rooms G-208- Financial Aid, C-137, as soon as Morrell, Ronald A. Wissinger, Matthew Washington D.C. Departure time 209 Professor Bhatia, a Stockton possible. This is of utmost Oberkehr, Charles H. Castillo, Benito will be 7:30 a.m. and the group accounting professor, will lecture. importance. Penders, Henry P. Kohlrenken, James J. will return late Monday evening. Reid, Gwendolyn Martin, Roberta L. Berkstresser, Else Rose, Daniel Schumacker, Earl Brandon, Dennis J. Stark, Michael Simkins, Loretta Collins, Sharon Townsend, Robert L. Acevedo, Nicasio Doherty, John Wentzel, Steven C. Ash, Lynn E. PHARMACIES Fiedler, Court White, Thomas Chatas, Denise A. Foster, Doris Williams, Robin K. Desch, Charles J. POMONA SHOPPING PLAZA Geiger, Daniel Schellinger, Sandra Garvey, Ronald F. 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ERRATA: recommendation for promotion § In light of recent actions by the New Jersey resident license is stamp is required. The cost for a and tenure at the appropriate Barense's response to Bjork's New Jersey Department of Fish $6.25 and can be purchased at the trout stamp is $2.00 and it must statement concerning "the col- time. and Game on Campus concerning Galloway Township City Clerk's be attached to the regular fish- i leges obligation..." should read, This is outrageous. I have | unlicensed fishing in Lake Fred, office. ing license. "This is unexceptionable", not twice had to point out to the the Police Community Relations Non-resident licenses cost The fine for fishing without a ; "this is unacceptable." President that the AGREEMENT 1 Squad of the Stockton State Col- $10.25 and are available at How- license is $20.00 plus court costs j [Article 15, B 2] explicitly states lege Police Department furnishes ard's Sporting Center on the and the law will be more strictly \ This concludes President that a doctorate is NOT a require- the following information as a White Horse Pike in Egg Harbor, enforced this season. i Bjork's letter of 'non-reappoint- ment for reappointment without | Public Service. Howlett Hardware on New Jersey For those wishing more infor- j ment' of Jack Barense, and Jack's tenure.... To fish in any of the waters on Avenue, In Absecon and at other mation on the Fish and Game Î point by point rebuttal. Even if the President truly believ-1 the Stockton College Campus a hardware or sporting goods stores Laws a compendium is available S Barense's response to the letter is ed I would not be qualified for New Jersey fresh water fishing in the area. free of charge at Campus Police j! taken from his letter to Chancellor tenure in two years, this is not 1; license is required. The cost of a For trout fishing a special Headquarters. Dungan addressing each of Itself a criterion for retention Bjork's 'reasons' for his non- which is anywhere stated in the Working Papers 4 [page 13] "If reappointment. Barense's res- governing documents, and it is one knows what his job is, and ponse appears here in edited surely a desperate act of bad faith does it well, he has nothing to form in bold type. to use as a criterion for retention fear in a just system." ARGO DEADLINE Your program or plan for disci- WITHOUT tenure the criterion of So to establish my PRIMA plined pursuit of professional prospective retention WITH FACIE best-available status, I development, including the mini- tenure.... need only show that I've done my is Friday at 12 Noon mum expectation of the comple- There are available to the col- job well. Administrative Working tion of a doctorate, is not in lege prospective faculty who have Paper 4 states that "the single evidence and your record to date combinations of experience, most important qualification for RICH'S B1K E, SURF does not offer support of substan- training,and terminal degrees any rank at Stockton is high DIVE SHOP tial accomplishment in the near which meet the requirements of quality teaching" [p. 16]. Now it Fishing future; therefore, it is my judge- the college's programs, develop- happens that my student course ANTINE AVE - so ment that you could not provide ment, and goals better than yours evaluations are amongst the best contest evidence which would support a and it is my responsibility to in my division. Amongst those 266-1061 improve the quality of all person- with contractual requirements to (continued from page 2) nel employed by the college when teach Philosophy, an administra- complete line of: Galloway cops ever possible. tor recently told me that my All in all twelve people took Bikes This is almost as outrageous as courses are better enrolled than part in it not counting judging. the previous statement. Applied anyone's. Dean Rickert and Vice My thanks to Pam and her sister Surf boards raid Stockton without specific evidence such a President Thrombley have both and friend for helping with this. Diving equip. consideration could be used to stated recently in the record that I Only two gripes of any conse- Skate boards (continued from page 1) terminate anyone, for there is no am "an excellent teacher". quence were heard. One was the & A c c es sor i e s These arrests were the culmi- Former Academic Vice President scales, legitimate, and two was clear way of showing that this week's special nation of efforts by undercover W.H. Tilley has a 1974 statement the time, also legitimate. The amongst "prospective" faculty DIVING OR CLAMMING agents that had infiltrated the in my file in which he rates me third was of little consequence as there is not one who isn't better, WET SUIT Stockton community, together amongst the top 10 percent at it was that there was no liquor no matter how excellent one is. Parkway 1/4 " diving or with the Atlantic County Narcotic Stockton [in research as well as prize. Perhaps next time my But one PRIMA FACIE should clamming wet suits with beaver Strike Force and the Galloway teaching]. friends. We plan for one more be considered the best available tail $75.00 children sizes $60.00 Police Dept. There was, accord- Now what is the President's tournament in this spring. No for one's position in the year one SURFING WET SUIT ing to Ken Stow, no involvement evidence to the contrary? He date yet though. is first appointed; otherwise, why -Free form long johns and sleeves of Stockton Police personnel in states none.... Good Luck at the Water was the person hired? Provided $65.00 these arrests. However, Stockton then that one does one's job well, At your request in the second Police officers were asked to a presumption of being still the review/evaluation process, the accompany the outside police best fitted is reasonable. [Indeed impact of your teaching of the NEW UNIQUE HEALTH PRODUCT when the actual arrests were one should have a strong relative "Workshop on Sexism" on the made. Again, according to De- advantage in terms of knowing non-reappointment recommenda- SUNÂSU PRODUCTS, INC. tective Romanelli of Galloway, the system and in terms of having tion that you not be reappointed the undercover penetration has earned the respect of a portion of has been based on factors not SUNASU IS A CAREFULLY been terminated for now, but may the student boidy.] The moral is associated with the above class. BALANCED FORMULA OF be resumed 4n the future. made explicit in Administrative VITAMINS-MINERALS & HERBS ALL IN ONE COMPLETE CALL AHEAD FOR FAST SERVICE NUTRITIONAL PRODUCT. PHONE 965-2928 PIZZA PALACE PLUS Phone 366-8622 from 6 — © -om. NOW OPEN TILL FREE DELIVERY For Distributorship 4 IN THE MORNING To Dorms Opportunities Main Campus Fri. Sal. 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We would like to take this opportunity to reassure Ms. Elizabeth Alton of the Stockton Board of Trustees that, at least to our knowledge, there is no armed takeover of hte school planned for the present time. What is planned, however, is that students will no longer tolerate being treated as simply the end-product of an assembly line, with no say in the workings of the 'factory' that surrounds them. No, Ms. Alton, there will be no armed confrontation, whatever your informants may try to tell you. Perhaps your real fear lies in what you and the Board of Trustees have to hide from the eyes of those uppity, prying students... ******* The recent drug busts made on campus once again drive home the harsh reality that we are not living in our own isolated little world at Stockton, but are subject to the jurisdiction of outside law enforcement agencies, as well as our own. Although the Campus Police have denied any allegations that they are actively pursuing an undercover narcotics operation, they have acknowledged that outside "narcs" are operating on campus. For this reason, we strongly suggest that the use of marijuana (the "heathen devil weed'") on campus be with the realization that with just a few weeks until summer, there will very likely be more busts as Galloway, State, and County agents get in their "last licks." Be paranoid! We don't need this is supposed to be a drug bust...there ain't no drug problem here!" any more people jailed for the ignorance and predjudices of our law makers and enforcers. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR saders" who posted a copy of Institute International has not their letter on the door of F-4, appeared in your paper. I found Where have all the Black folks gone? addressed to the Armadillos. Mr. Delozier's column to be both In this letter, we were accused interesting and informative. I Dear Editor: brother on with the power sign faculty members and incoming of breaking windows, outdoor thank God for people like Bob and proceded to ask some quick minority students. light fixtures, having water Delozier who are willing to sacri- Professor Miller a few weeks incriminating questions concern- It is our duty as human beings fights, rolling beer kegs and fice their life for a worthy cause. ago screamed institutional racism ing the Black masses and the to protect the rights of minorities painting the court. The latter is Please start running his last I will scream that fact again only minorities that are constantly in against the racist policies of the the only one we are responsible words again. this time with the evidence that conflict with the unethical prac- present administration. We must for and we have already talked 94.2 per cent of the entering tices of the present administra- organize, protest and pressure with the director of housing about Sincerely, freshman class at Stockton State tion under president Bjork. Those this racist administration before this. The only part of the court Ms. Mary Martin in 1974 were white, compared to questions were: 1) are there any their elimination process is com- painted, was two squares which the national norm for other public black faculty members here ser- pleted. Please join us in the fight were supposed to have been [nice try Bob] colleges with 84.1 per cent. The ving with tenure? the answer was to eliminate racism at our school. taken out by housing; but as usual black percentage for entry that no. 2) Why is it that black faculty they screwed up and marked off • Registration year at Stockton was 4.1 per cent members here find it so un- Committee against Racism; the wrong squares. compared to the national norm of favorable that they do not remain; Contact: As for giving us our own court, and the election answer; they find better oppor- 12.5 per cent. After receiving Kenny Overton- D-13 we feel that it would be much Dear Editor: these facts from the office of tunities elsewhere. 3) How many Robert Townsend-266-3247 more expensive than our solution. black faculty members have been Recently a voter registration institutional study, 1 made an Why don't you just move to drive was completed by the appointment with Ken Michaels, non retained in the school's exis- ( » 'Armadillos' another court? We're sure you "Friends of Allen Townsend for the Director of Admissions at tence? Answer; two, (a name could find things wrong with all State Assembly." I worked-on Stockton to find out what was pops up), a new answer; three. In the other courts too, but then this registration drive and I think being done about this. He frankly reality that number is eight, not Speak out we're not all perfect like you. We its important to refute the most told me nothing, so I got pissed three as stated by President Dear Editor: also feel a public apology is in common excuse given by students off and called Pete Mercado from Bjork. This was the boldface lie In last weeks Argo, we were order. too apathetic to register. This the E.O.F. office. Pete and I that started me on a witch hunt shocked to see such an unintelli- Yours in Christ, was, "My vote means nothing. I ventured the question of financial through filing cabinets, offices, gent and ignorant letter com- assistance. While it doesn't take the self study committee student The Armadillos could vote every year till I die and plaining about the Armadillos. it wouldn't change things." This a genius to see that the minorities records and personal interviews Although the complaints were Frank Viering Vic Moore is an absolute falsehood for stu- of this country are poor and need with administrators, faculty and addressed to our group as a John Molnar Mark Schissias dents in Atlantic County. If this aid, the President of this staff members throughout our whole; the person who wrote the Jim Kinklei students were informed, they institution would like to and will, institution. After accumulating letter has just recently moved into p.s. Armadillos is spelled illo, not would know that potentially we if not pressured, eliminate the data and research work done by a F-Court and obviously does not ildo. have the numbers to win any E.O.F. office effective June 1 of brilliant black man at Stockton know who we are. State, I have come to the conclu- election we choose in this county. this year. The standing of finan- The Armadillos started as the sion that the present administra- • Potato And despite the many apathetic cial assistance here in 1974 was name for our intramural basket- tion under Bjork is knowingly, responses enough students were 9.5 per cent compared to the ball team. Although there are chip man willingly and viciously attempting registered to swing this State national norm for public institu- other members, the only ones the elimination of the Black popu- Assembly primary. tions of 19 per cent. This means who live in F-Court live in F-32, lation through acts of subtle and Proof of this is the Atlantic minorities will have little or no F-25 and F-1. This may come as a I would like to inquire as to why overt racism towards minority County Board of Elections dis- financial assistance in the com- surprise to the "F-Court Cru- the column on the Potato Chip ming years. The attrition rate of criminatory (and thus illegal) dis- minority faculty is also an issue tribution of registration forms to here, as Black faculty members Editor-in Chief Bob Alpert students. Students trying to get are being pushed out with little or Managing Editor- Lew Steiner forms were hassled by officials. no reason at all. Professor Bill Associate Editor„ ___David Brown When I asked Election Commis- Nettles, for example, was the News Editor _ Carol Kull sioner John Cronin what students closest black professor to receive mp Feature Editor -Charles Lamey had to do to get forms he said, tenure within this decade Photography Editor - Dan Larro "You have to be an indépendant Business Manager Rick Polo club or organization like the Lions After participating in the Circulation 3500 Art Director —John DeMario Club or the Rotary Club." Since awakening of the Stockton State Am», MI Independent noipaper, In nol an official Lori Hoffman, we had brought in proof that the College community on April 22, a publication of Stockton Stale Collar. Argo U publl.hcd Don Malvasi, Dr. Somnambuli, Argo newspaper and the New e»er> TUCK!») b> Ihe Stockton Stale College rommunltt. Moira Ferguson fellow student made an outstand- Opinions expressed are .oleli thoae of ihe IndMduaJ Jersey Student Association ing statement concerning the writer except In Ihe caae of editorial*, which are (he Compositors .Katie Albert, (N.J.S.A.) were infact indépen- Ihe opinion of ihe Argo Kdltorlal B»„.i « defined In non-retention of Professor Julius Carol Kull,Brad Bierbrauer dant organizations, the only dis- •Polu-j." Material published In no wa« represent* Ihe Photography Staff Lew Steiner, Miller, a Black music professor. opinion or feeling of (he Stockton Sute College Admin cernable difference between his latratlun or Board of Truateea. Argo aiihacribe» lo Gortimus Maximus, Duke Spitzer Although not recalling his entire ihe College Pre*. Senlce |CPS|, and accept, material organizations and mine seemed to statement, his last few words will of am kind from anyone. Mall thing» lo: Argo. Stockton State College, Pomona, N.J. 082-10. Subacrlp- Reporters -Bob DeLozier, be, in his eyes, respectability. So stay with me as long as my skin lion» are S6.00 per )ear. Contribution, are welcome Carol Kull, Daniel Chilton, Gortimus I asked, "You mean we have to be stays black. Those words are as Call 652-1776, extension 560 or 573 for an) Inform*Con Maximus, Don Malvasi, Steve Angelucci, respectable?" He replied with a follows: "Was it time to get rid of Penni Luber burst of emotion "Yes I mean the nigger?" I cheered that V, V .. J. -t * >v' V i , ^ A- * < ' .. . s A + A * * * , .. , < Y ^ (continued on page 5) Tuesday, May 13, 1975 Argo Page 5 VIEWS & COMMENTS

part not to interact with the MORE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Stockton Community on any but his own grounds and under his (continued from page 4) With "friends" like Dr. Som- What other organization can own rules. respectable," while slamming his claim to have a 20 per cent nambuli who needs enemies. • Bjork's fist on the counter, (no lie, he membership of the students plus Richard Hillenbrand really did that) have 20 to 30 active members. In A1 Bassetti bath room Allen Townsend responded to any organization you are always Dear Editor; •Not another this by calling the Attorney Gen- going to get those people who are • Sit-in at At the recent RALLY held eral's office in Trenton. They active and those people who are outside of the Commons I was one! replied publicly the next day that not. True we can do nothing off i ce informed that President Bjork Dear Editor; the Atlantic County Board of without student support, h see possessed a kitchen within his Of all the issues of Argo I've Elections had broken the law. nothing in this column about the Would you like to let President office. So, I went to see it and ever read, never once have I seen They were obviously so scared of book co-op which we ran; also I Bjork know that you want Jack found a stove, cabinet and very an article on the sex life of the the student vote, that they were see no mention of how long Dr. Barense and Allen Townsend re- small refrigerator, all of which fit Anopheles mosquito. Luckily for willing to blatantly break the law Somnambuli has been involved in hired?How would you like to into a space no bigger then that you people I just so happen to to stop it. the union. I happen to know that participate in a sit-in at the found in a closet. have gotten credit for an inde- Students at Stockton State Col- he has been involved for only a President's Office, or even a I then got a view of his personal pendent study on this subject. lege must call for a reopening of month; not much of a commit- hunger strike? bathroom, which is also no bigger I see now that Argo has esta- voter registration. They have ment huh? I concede that, yes, If your answer is yes to either of then a closet. blished a policy of printing term been denied rights which are many at Stockton are apathetic the above questions, please con- But whether they should exist papers. So as a matter of guaranteedto every American but I see no mention , in the tact either Ed Coleman, 641-5237 or not shouldn't be argued. furthering the education of the citizen. column about the 300 students or box 3530, or Wayne Rowinski, Instead, it should be questioned Stockton community, I am re- Allen is looking out for your that showed up at our rallv on the Apt. C-31. What we would like to WHY they exist. Why in a questing that you Mister Editor, 22nd. Dr. Somnambuli wants to rights. He is a sincerely concern- do is have a 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM college that possesses bathrooms in all your decency, print my ed men who is working for you not dissolve the present S.S.U sit-in every day at the President's within walking (or running) small 43 page term paper in its only as voters, but as consumers, what would it be replaced with? Office until some reasonable ac- distance of all wings and a cafet- entirety as lovers of fresh air and clean A student govt, with "legiti- tion is taken towards rehiring eria open to all people (staff, Also Mr. Editor, if you get any water and as a working force macy." You would end up with Townsend and Barense. students, faculty, administrators, ideas at all about suppressing my whose need for jobs is great. Do the same number of students Remember, if you don't like and visitors) would its President paper like you did with Mr. you have anytime for a man who running it, probably less. And of what is happening at Stockton, have a small kitchen area and Zinn's, let me forewarn you that 1 has so much time for you? course your input would still be and you don't do anything to help bathroom of his very own? too will become one of Mike's Political candidates with money only advisary. If Dr. Somnambuli change it, you have no right to In the case of Stockton I'd like claquors in efforts to take over don't need people. Money talks thinks the administration is rock- complain. to offer the suggestion that they your sexist paper. in terms of radio time, billboards, hard now, what makes him think are status symbols and/or repres- Ed Coleman Joseph S. Parker leaflets, and various "other" they will soften later. A student entative of a wish on Dr. Bjork's means. Allen doesn't have mon- govt, that gets its funds from ey. He needs people. People who activity fees is fine, but who have alittle bit of time...Do you? •controls the activity fees? The You're fired... Part two If so, please contact me, activity fee review board you say, Sincerely, but their input is only "advisory" Lynda Feidler and the President can veto any of (continued from page 3) Campaign Co-ordinator its decisions. Do you really think This is from dreamland. I record [which they did].... This is an interesting example the administration is going to sit NEVER REQUESTED any such of the President's use of verbiage • Supports by and let an active student govt, thing. Indeed, I never even When you asked that your in the interest of obfuscation. No fight for student rights when we requested a "second review/eval- performance associated with the one would deny that "the college have seen their conduct in the uation process." The grievance "Workshop on Sexism" be in- has an obligation...", and so it is Union past? Give me a break, I'm not asks for REINSTATEMENT, not cluded, I reviewed the matter and utterly mysterious as to why his that stupid. The best way to get Dear Editor: re-evaluation. The first evalua- would now indicate that your "judgement" that this is the case our rights is to keep our inde- This letter is in reply to the Dr. tion process revealed sufficient performance in that instance ser- was "reinforced" by his review of pendence and our lawyer, co-op, Somnambuli column of May 6. I bad faith by the administration as ved to reinforce my judgement my performance in the "Work- plus the bail fund and keep would first like to address the to make it implausible that a that the college has an obligation shop on Sexism". If he has a point of legitimacy. In this putting pressure on the adminis- second evaluation by the same specific criticism of my perform- tration. A student government to find personnel who can contri- respect the S.S.U. is the only administrators would be used for ance in the Workshop he should can't do those things, because buter most effectively and direct- organization on campus which anything more than to insert false state it and defend it, though this the president controls its' funds. ly to the programs, development, could represent the students. testimony of prior notice into the and goals of the college. no doubt would require more reasoning then he wishes to do. President Bjork's memo is an Stockton Women's Union for liberation insult to his office.... One would expect the President to exercise some care in his citing of fact and to show some respect for the procedures and criteria which Poet Adrienne rich govern questions of relevance. But instead he gives a grammatic- which in the process of prized National Book Avard for Her last volumn, Diving into ally garbled list of falsehoods and self-discovery finds a lang- Diving into the Wreck. She the Wreck, and the record of the irrelevancies, containing not a uage to describe the pro- process and development in Se- refused the award as an individ- single admission reason for his cess, reaches us with a lected and New Poems lay bare ual poet (an unprecedented and to decision. voice, and so helps us to her visionary struggle which is, many, a shocking act) and ex- How can this be explained? Is reach ourselves. That voice simultaneously, political and per- plained in a statement why she he incompetent? Is he so arro- speaks to those who lived sonal. preferred not to accept it in her gantly taken with the power to his through the bewildering own name but in the name of all Adrienne Rich was born in 1929 position that he simply doesn't By Moira Ferguson sixties, but it speaks with women. in Baltimore and attended Rad- care? Does he have something to equal force to the present "Time and again after Since 1951, the year of her first cliffe College. Her awards in- hide? As Chancellor of Higher generation of students...." one of Adrienne Rich's book, until this year when a clude the Yale Series of Younger Education you have a responsibil- (from the preface to readings on campuses collection of poems from 1950- Poets and two Guggenheim Fel- ity to answer these questions, and Adrienne Rich's Poetry.) around the country the aud- 1974 appeared, her poetic vision lowships. She teaches Basic I charge you with it.... "This is the oppressor's has shaped and transformed itself Writing in the SEEK program at ience crowds up to the I have been unjustly evaluated language...Yet I need to in an awesome and compelling City College and has worked with stage for a closer glimpse of and terminated. I can prove talk to you." manner. a tenant squatter's movement in her, the chance of a word without a doubt that high Stock- (From The Burning of Pap- with her. Her poems gen- The turning point was possibly New York, with an alternate high ton officials have libelled me in er instead of Children by erate the same kind of 1963 when her volume Snapshots school and a committee for wo- the press, and I have gained a Adrienne Rich.) response in the classroom; of a Daughter-in-Law appeared, man prisoners. She was also damaging notoriety.... Justice de- students feel an excite- In these poems she rejects the fiercely involved in the anti-war mands, sir, that I be reinstated ment and engagement so terms which society dictates must protests and demonstrations, forthwith, and that it be made unusual in reading poetry Adrienne Rich, one of the finest, mould our existence and, instead, This event, which is sponsored clear that you will not tolerate a that it sometimes startles living American poets, will be cuts hesitantly into the under- by the Stockton College Woman's Watergate mentality amongst them.... The magnetism of reading from her works on Wed- growth of her inner experience to Union and the Arts and Humanit- administrators in New Jersey her presence and of her nesday evening, May 14 (tonight) forge a different kind of path: A ies Division is free and open to higher education. I charge you work comes partly from the at 8 P.M. in J-203. path which she is still forging for the public. Everyone is welcome with it. sense of a personality In 1974, Rich won the much- herself and for us readers. and refreshments will be served. yours sincerely, Jack C. Barense Page 6 Argo Argo Tuesday, May 13, 1975 . Recordings New 'Rush' album disappointing CLASSIFIEDS by Charles Lamey Get it on- with a Heavy Chevy For Sale: 4 corvette hub caps in is their singing. Ture, bassist and is an excellent songwriter and an Impala 1964 but...Rebuilt engine- perfect condition, all chrome $10. Fly By Night lead vocalist Geddy Lee has a exquisite singer. A major star of only $350 leave message in box Call Rick at ext 209 or leave note Rush strong powerful voice, but he the near future. "A" 5826. Passed inspec. in March. in Box 2566. [Mercury] does all the singing, and, conse- Rush got off to a good start with quently, all the songs begin to Armageddon: (A&M). Led by Honda-71 350-CB Semi Chopped, a promising debut album and sound the same. This is also the Keith Relf, who was a founding just tuned up, asking $550. Call Allen Townsend is running for exciting concerts, but their sec- result of melody lines which are member of both the Yardbirds Dennis at 398-0498 after 5. state assembly. He needs your ond effort isn't very impressive. very similar to each other. and Renaissance, this is a nice support. Come to our wine and In fact, Rush gives a slight Overall, Rush's playing singing, debut of progressive rock. A lot For Sale: 12 inch B/W. G.E.T.V. cheese party at Renault Winery in indication that they might have and writing lacks drive as well as of it will remind people of Yes, 2 mo. old. Cheap. Call 625-1495. Egg Harbor on Tuesday, May 13, already used to their fullest po- imagination. but the opening cut, "Buzzard," at 7:00 PM:DONATION $5.00- tential, their ability to function as Live, Rush presents a good is what the Yardbirds would Need a Water Vehicle: 16 Foot 8.00 per couple.Also, on Tuesday, a band. professional show, but this record probably sound like now, if they Cris Craft, old but sound, needs May 18, at 2:00PM there will be a Admittedly, the form of music is a failure. As far as heavy metal had stayed together. A driving work on inside. $75.0o0. Call beer bust at Dom Polski's on the Rush plays is a limited one, since bands go, they fall short of the song that gives every indication 822-7973 and Ask for Ed or leave White Horse Pike. Beer, buffet the field of heavy metal doesn't standards set by Led Zeppelin, this will be a big band. "B" No. lunch, and entertainment, all for offer much room to change. Blue Oyster Cult, and Dust, and a mere $3.50. For tickets, see Unless a band is lucky enough to there's nothing harder to listen to Claire Hamill: "Stage Door Lost- spiral bound black book Charlie Schneber in CC-103, have a driving guitar sound, like than a band of this type that Johnnies" (Konk). After two dull titled F.D.A. Standards for shell- mornings-or Allen Townsend in Blue Oyster Cult, or write short doesn't cut it. "C" records in the singer-songwriter fish if found please call 652-7387. K-106. songs with powerful chords, like idiom, Claire Hamill has come up Kiss, the music can sound dull, with a fine effort for the new label Found: One Copy of Cuban For Sale: '68 T-Bird AM-FM, and that's what happens on this In Brief owned by the Kinks. The rework - Communism ed. by l.L. Horowitz. air-conditioned, runs good. Will record. ings of the Animals' "We Gotta Found in parking lot 3 on May 8. accept best offer. See Anita at The main fault with this album 3ohn Lennon: "Rock 'n' Roll" Get Out Of This Place" and the Sales slip for May 8 still in book. the Bookstore or call 625-9330. is that Rush doesn't try to make (Apple). I used to tell people I Moody Blues' "Go Now" are the Leave message in Box 4554. their music interesting, except for thought John Lennon was an highlights, but the title track is For Sales: "64" Chevy station one slow song, "Rivendell," with inconsistent songwriter, who was almost as good. Nice singing, I'd like to start a discussion wagon, 195 H.P. 283 C.I., Posi an acoustic guitar-since the ma- a great interpretor of straight rock and support from her band. group to study: Alternative diet/ rear, needs transmission, good jority of their material is built and roll. 1 still feel the same "B-plus" nutrition, alternative life styles in body, good for part or putting on around repetitious guitar and about his songwriting, but, after general, agriculture, and medi- the road. Box 4249 or # 561-6699. bass patterns, and heavy, but listening to this album, I'm not Golden Earring: "Switch" cine. We could get a classroom Ask for Al. simple drumming. This works for quite sure about his vocal abili- (MCA). Nothing stunning, or for an evening or two weekly. I some bands, like Status Quo for ties. "C-Minus" very original, but this is an thik il could be good and impor- House Plants and Terrarium instance, but it's usually because enjoyable almum nonetheless. tant. Also-I'd like to continue the plants-pots and supplies. Spring the group is enthusiastic enough Patti Dahlstrom: "Your Place Or Some nice chord changes and top natural food cooking classes and bulbs for forcing now. Quality to convey that feeling to the Mine" (20th Century). Like all notch musicianship make this a dinner on Tuesday evenings. plants, reasonable prices. Crest- listener-and, unfortunately, Rush good things, this record will take more successful, musically, al- Contact me if you're interested- view Gardens 2nd and Crestview is not. a couple of playings before it bum than the one containing their Rick Charnes- Box 2087, 652-7946 Ave. in Absecon Highlands. Call Another problem with the band becomes evident Ms. Dahlstrom bit hit "Radar Love." "B-Plus" or dorm C-14. 641-7471.

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ence as Mrs. Emma Peel in The Michael Caine, the cockney Avengers; since that time she has bombshell of Alfie [64], also gave divided her time between TV, us the gormet spy Harry Palmer films and theatre and net nearly in Ipcress File and Funeral In enough films for my taste. Berlin and was terrific opposite Anthony Hopkins will be the next Olivier in Sleuth. English superstar. He became Australian Rod Taylor never known to public TV viewers gets to use his own accent. He through his work in the BBC played the Irishman Sean Cassidy series War and Peace, completely in Young Cassidy, and English- overshadowed Ben Gazzara in the man in the V.I.P.'s and a slew of ambitious TV production of QBVII Americans in pictures like Sunday and is currently electrifying in New York with Jane Fonda, Broadway in Equs. The movies Hitchcock's The Birds, and two have got to be the next medium to Doris Day flicks, Do Not Disturb benefit from Mr. Hopkins' extra- and The Glass Bottom Boat. ordinary abilities. The Yorks, Susannah and Mich- ael, aren't related but they do Next Week: Part two- The Three Films and stars of the British Isles share superb acting skills. Su- English Superstars of the Seven- I am a sucker for an English star as Tom Jones[63] in Two for Lynn and Vanessa. Lynn won me sannah was recently the best ties. Accent. Or, for that matter, an the Road, Scrooge, and most over as the misfit Georgy and xhing in Gold; she was Oscar- Irish, Scotch, Welsh or Austral- recently his Oscar-nominated role Vanessa was a vision of English nominated for They Shoot Hor- ian inflection. Its not surprising in Murder on the Orient Express. beauty as the object of Morgan's ses, Don't They? and gave fine ENROLL NOW then that many outstanding Eng- A Taste of Honey is on my ten affection. Lynn's other films performances in Tunes of Glory, FOR SEPTEMBER lish films and performers are best list for all time and one of the include Woody Allen's Every- Tom Jones, and Robert Altman's LEWIS UNIVERSITY'S some of my special favorites. My biggest reasons for my high es- thing You Always Wanted to Images. Michael York built his COLLEGE OF LAW first love affair with suave and teem is the illuminating presence Know About Sex and the recently reputation on good English films, • Applicants are individually sexy British tones was the voice of of Rita Tushingham as a poor released Happy Hooker. Vanessa Accident [67] Smashing Time [67] reviewed with a 4-week Pre-Law Cary Grant. Mr. Grant was the English girl, pregnant, 17, and went from the wild comedy of Something for Everyone [70], be- 500 learning/test LSAT first English superstar in America frightened. She went to act in the Morgan! to the enigma of Blow- came well known in the States alternatives. but many others followed in his Girl With the Green Eyes[64, The Up[65], Camelot [67] and her through his great work in The • Inter-disciplinary wake. Laurence Olivier, James Knack [65], Smashing Time [67] overwhelming triumph as Isadora Three and Four Musketeers. curriculum-challenging "track" programs — begin the first year. Mason, Alec Guiness, David Niv- and Doctor Zhivago. Rita re- Dungan in Isadora. This past Pamela Franklin is a young en and Trevor Howard have all cently completed the soon to be year Vanessa was another of the English actress who began as a • The Lewis approach to legal enjoyed long careers in the many passengers on the Orient education guides you to your released Rachel's Man. Lone- child star in the Innocents [61], future as a competent, States. Deborah Kerr was the liness of the Long Distance Run- Express. The Lion [63], etc., made her first humanistic attorney. first distaff English star. Actually ner is another of my top movies. The performers were from Eng- hit as an adult in The Prime of • Our 128-acre suburban Ms. Kerr isn't British having The brilliant actor, Tom Courte- land's golden age, but some of Miss Jean Brodie (as the student campus offers a unique learning been born in Helensburgh, Scot- nay, made his first major impact my other favorite British actors who destroys Brodie), and is environment, close-by a major land. In Casino Roylae she had in "Runner". Other films he has got their starts earlier in the mid currently a busy guest star on metropolitan area. the rare chance to utilize her lent his particular style of com- 50's or in the late 60's. Scot- American television. Samantha INTERVIEWS AVAILABLE MAY 1 AT S.M.U. WITH native accent and 'twas a joy to passion and vulnerability to in- man Sean Connery began in low Eggar is another English actress hear lier lovely Scots burr. DEAN A. CHURCH. clude Billy Liar [63], King and budget pictures in the fifties, but working in T.V.; she was a hot CONTACT PROF. The height of the British inva- Country |64], King Rat [65] Doc- when Connery became that hu- property after her brilliant per- ANN THOMAS. sion was in the early sixties when tor Zhivago [66], and One Day in man cartoon James Bond he was formance in The Collector [65] but Lewis University College of Law England was in the middle of its the Life of Ivan Denisovitch [71]. a super hit in America and Eng- several of her fine recent films, Rt. 53 & artistic revolution, the age of the This Sporting Life was a big hit land. Connery has tried to shake The Walking Stick and The Lady Roosevelt Rd. "angry young men" films. Satur- for the wild Irishman, Richard the Bond image in The Hill [65], in the Car With the Glasses and a day Night and Sunday Morning Harris, and for Rachel Roberts The Anderson Tapes [71] and as Gun were total wipe outs at the •kaMMaJi (312) 858-7200 [60], A Taste of Honey [61], The who had been impressive in "Sat- yet another passenger involved in box office. Loneliness of the Long Distance urday Night and Sunday Mor- Murder on the Orient Express. Diana Rigg came to promin- Runner [62, This Sporting Life ning" and is currently a passen- ]63|, Georgy Girl [66] and Mor- ger on the Orient Express. gan! |66] are just some of the fine Harris, of course, is a popular star pictures from this era. And what in the states for his work in ^ WHAT'S A \ a distinguished group of actors Mutiny on the Bounty, Camelot, BLOWTORCH? % got their big breaks in these Hawaii and Man in the Wilder- flicks. Saturday Night and Sun- ness. * THE LIBRARY HI KNOWS! ! ! ^ day Morning was Albert Finney's Georgy Girl and Morgan! intro- first major film. He went on to duced those lovely Redgraves, SPECIAL: NOT A */4* BUT y2 POUNDER WITH SALAD ONLY $1.55 N.D.S.L.exit interviews COMPLETE DINNERS TO CHEESE & CRACKERS On May 27, 28, and 29 at 1:00 LeDoux, Diana M.; Maclean, Entertainment [Classical Folk] Wednesday thru Sunday PM, Exit Interviews will be given Geraldine; McCall, Harry A. Jr.; WED/THURS/FRI in J-112 for graduating seniors McKoy, Winston A.; Minch, who participated in the NDSL Gordon F.; Picardi, Mary G.; program. The following students Rake, Joann; Skilsky, Michael; Darrel Neron SATURDAY SUNDAY must attend one of these sessions Sykes, Paul; Travers, Timothy; before she/he will be given clear- Aquilino, Patricia; Brindisi, . 4 piece band "Dancing Bear" ANDY BERLIN ance for graduation: Beverly; Chatas, Denise; Crow- ley, William; DiClemente, Library fil -1 mile west of the Cardiff Circle on the Black Horse Pike Emmons, Dorothy; Delaney, Shirley; Loder, Author; Olavar- Patricia; Bachert, Debra M.; ria, Norma; Stewart, Beatrice B.- Croudy, Margaret N.; Dovey, Zweigenbaum, Jerry, Richard S.; Drinkard, Carlton; it a student is unaoie to anena Fleming, Michael; Ganim, Mich- one of the scheduled sessions, ael; Guerrier, Jeffrey F.; she/he may call Nancy Hall at Haines, Gregg R.; Imperatore, ext. 271 to make arrangements Mario J.; Jones, Kathy R.; for an interview.

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