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HAPPY SAINT PATRICK'S DAY !!

VOLUME 105, NUMBER 7 ESTABLISHED 1873 MARCH 17, 1978 Hathorn Bell Clapper Stolen

THE RECENT NONFUNCTIONING OF HATHORN'S BELL IS DUE TO THE FACT THAT ABOUT 40 POUNDS OF ESSENTIAL METAL ARE MISSING. THE REASON FOR THIS IS THAT SOME OF US ARE TIRED OF BEING RUNG OUT OF BED; RUNG OUT OF CLASS; RUNG FROM STALL TO STALL (BATES COLLEGE STABLES).

DOES BATES COLLEGE ENJOY THE POWER YIELDED BY ITS SURROGATE FACTORY WHISTLE??

WE PREFER TO CHECK IN AND OUT ON OUR PRIVATE TIME CLOCKS. WE DO NOT INTEND TO RETAIN THE BELL CLAPPER AS HOSTAGE BUT WE WOULD APPRECIATE A RESPONSE TO OUR CONCERNS. .

NEVER LET IT BE SAID THAT COLLEGE STUDENTS ONLY COMPLAIN AND AVOID ACTION.

"The Student" received this annonymous message on Thursday, March 16. We of "The Student" urge the return of the clapper. Assistance will be provided by writing to Box 309. J.A. Selection Completed

Commenting that the quality of comment that, "the rumor that all viewing process had been very the applicants for the position of those who were approached by reassuring. Dean Carignan said, Junior Advisor was excellent. representatives of the Deans' "one could not come away from Dean Carignan announced the Office and asked to think about this process without having a appointment of the following applying were appointed is abso- good feeling about the ability and Junior Advisors for 1978-1979: lutely false. Some were; some commitment which exists within Sem Aykanian were not. In all cases, the the class of 1980." Richard Brooks decisions were made in the The remainder of the academic Laura Coyle Selection Committee by consen- year will find Junior Advisors for Conrad Gaskin sus." next year working with Deans John Gillespie Both Dean Carignan and Dean Gatto and Carignan as they Jimmy Carter and Midge Castanza address college editors. David Greaves Gatto remarked that the inter- —_, _ JJtoto by Robert Cohen. prepare for the Class of 1982. 9 Dcanna Henderson Editors Keturn Elizabeth Holmes Jim Hopkinson Short Term Plan At 6:55 a.m. on March 3rd, large. After completing the inter- Nancy Levit Robert Cohen and Nancy Arey, view, Cohen and Arey proceeded Maury March The Extra Curricular activities sponsored during the editor and assistant editor of the from the Labor Building to the Bambi Morgan Activities committee (EAC) on Short Term and this has been Bates Student left for a three-day GAO Building for their next John Stillman Wednesday March 8th approved the source of great concern on official visit to Washington, D.C. appointments. Entrance into this Jeffrey Wahlstrom the constitution for a Short the part of many." Dean This visit was the result of an building, however, presented Melinda Warner Term Activities Committee for Carignan commented. One of invitation received from the some difficulty until the guard Each of approximately thirty- Short Term 1978. With the the goals of the comittee is to White House to attend a con- could be convinced that an ap- five candidates was interviewed support of the Dean of the begin to deal with this problem. ference for college news media. pointment actually did exist. With by one of two interviewing sub- College's office and several Dean Fitzgerald stated that, In order to take full advantage of that hurdle passed, the editors committees composed of a mem- student organizations, the "the Short Term is a unique the invitation, both editors signed in and progressed to ber of the Deans' Office, a Coordinator of Student time. The fundamental changes travelled to Washington after meetings with Ann Hargrove, faculty volunteer who had served Activities presented the in academic, extra-curricular constitution of the committee to filling their Thursday and Friday Sylvia Small, Richard Rosen, and as an advisor to Smith residents and social structures seems to the EAC in order to more agenda with various appoint- John Hecker. Topics discussed this year, and current Junior have worked against the student effectively deal with the ments with government officials. included: unemployment in the Advisors. Each candidate was organizations operating "differences that exist between Upon arrival in Washington, state of Maine and job prospects given approximately a fifteen effectively during this period, if the Short Term and the Fall and Cohen and Arey travelled to the for today's college grad. minute interview. The interviews only due to the reduced Winter terms which affect the Russell Building to attend a At five o'clock, a brief meeting occurred after the Selection Com- membership present on campus. nature of the Short Term." pre-arranged meeting with Sen. with Senator Hathaway was held mittee had discussed criteria and I think that the Short Term "Historically, there has been a William Hathaway's (D. Maine) concluding the day's activities. evaluation. Activities Committee has the significant reduction in the staff. The Senator's staff, includ- Although Washington was In a lengthy breakfast meeting Continued on PaoeJfj_ ing Sherry Sparks and Assistant paralyzed by one of the worst the two sub-committees came Press Secretary Pat Chapla. were snowstorms of the winter, together to make the hard deci- 1978 - 1979 extremely helpful in confirming Friday's meetings also went sions. Dean Carignan said, "It many appointments and in setting smoothly. In order to use their would have been easier if we had up an afternoon meeting with short stay to the best advantage, had more than fifteen positions to Resident Co-ordinators Senator Hathaway. the editors went in different fill; there were clearly more than David Beaulieu Ed Leslie Upon leaving the Russell Build- directions, making it possible to fifteen qualified applicants. No' Marcia Call Charles McKenzie ing, the editors began a four-hour increase the number of officials one likes to turn down qualified Stephen Cluff Carl Neilson series of meeting with Labor contacted. applicants." Rachel Fine Candace Perry Department officials. The first of Nancy's day began at the Although the initial pool of Diane Georgeson Susan Pierce these meetings consisted of an Pentagon, in Arlington, Virginia, applicants was not as large as Amy Gordon Mark Price interne- with Julie Lilliard, where she met with Mr. Joseph they had hoped. Dean Carignan Joseph Gough Mary Raftery Personal Staff Specialist. Ms. H. Sherick, Budget Officer of was pleased that when indi- James Greenblatt Steven Schmelz Lilliard provided much helpful Defense. This interview was plan- viduals were approached and Denise Hall Susan Schulze employment information relating ned to be a joint meeting with asked to give the position some Christopher Howard Anne Shepard both to the Department of Labor two other college editors; how- thought, they did and many Patricia James Jennifer Worden and to government positions at Continued on Page 15 applied. The Dean was quick to # 2 THE BATES STUDENT.March 17,1978 Editorial LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The masters make the rules To Ihc Editor: To the Editor: For the wise men and the fools..." In light of the recent appoint- ■» Competition, confidentiality and lack of res- Roger Springarn's editorial in nient of Junior Advisors for the pectibility pervade the atmosphere at Bates. Is Bates The Sludenl of 20 January 1978 upcoming year. I would like to College truly (as the catalogue states), "faithful to attacks the decision of the Faculty voice my discontent with various human freed< m and civil rights," and "devoted to the to require .12 courses and 2 STU's aspects of the selection process. • pursuit of knowledge and to the dignity of individual as the hasic degree requirement To begin. 1 congratulate the new persons?" for the classes of 1982 and J.A.s but I do feel that certain Bates prides itself on believing in the individual, ful- thereafter. The editorial dis- valuable candidates were not filling flexible needs in educating youth, and develop- cusses in turn three-course To the Editor: chosen because of misplaced • ing good student-faculty rapport. Unfortunately, not^ semesters, the incomparahility of In an era of steady inflation, priorities on the part of the only are we persuaded that such actually exists, but we STU's and courses, and require- price increases arc commonplace. selection committee. ments and grading at other However. 1 do not believe anyone First of all. I object to the are led to believe that the new institutions involving institutions. Mr. Springarn de- "open doors" will help our academic career. Pure ever becomes accustomed to in- practice by the administration of* serves a considered response. creases, nor do they ever become asking people to serve as J.A.s. If Rhetoric. On the other hand, he addresses less palatable. In response to the circumstances were different Presently, faculty meetings are closed to student the most important issues of President Reynolds* memo and there had not been enough observation (perhaps protecting a degree of confiden- academic policy both responsibly mention was made of the ever applicants, then I could condone * tiality and maintaining the split community). We are and representatively. On the present attempts to "hold the this practice but as the situation not trusted when we go through the meal line after other hand, he also illustrates line" on College expenditures. stood, this was not the case. Over having forgotten our ID. Students causing dorm how the debate of complex issues Furthermore, it was stated that ". thirty willing students applied for damage expect the community to pay. Often, faculty- almost inevitably oversimplifies . . some of the burden of the the fifteen available positions and • student committees are ineffective and hypocritical. those issues and misrepresents impact of inflation on our I am confident that the vast The list is extensive. And it will remain, until such a opposing viewpoints. Opposition economy is being borne, in part, majority of these students were time when the community sincerely desires a change in to 30-3 is not simply illiberal and by College personnel whose truly interested in being J.A.s. If attitude and the tensions between free individuals and illinformed at best, dishonest and raises are below the cost of living those who were asked to be J.A.s * numerallatrous at worst. increases." I understand that the did not show the iniative and the restrictions imposed on them by their living 1. Three-Course Semesters together are mediated. mean salaries of Bates College desire on their own. I feel they Bates has been distinctively employees do not keep pace with should not have been considered The situation runs far deeper than the availibility of liberal in this respect. Students the annual inflation rate, and that for the job. deans' advice, which goes so far as informing us of have been permitted to register in fact, their actual buying power My second objection to the what many of us know in the first place—the proverbial for three courses in any semester is decreasing. selection process is that too much "it" can't be done! without special approval. All stu- While we students have to raise emphasis was placed on The atmosphere here does not allow for the mutual dents now at Bates will retain this an extra $475 for next year's fees. academics—a chronic problem at respect and esteem that could exist. I do not intend to privilege to exercise at their own College employees have to absorb Bates. Granted, grades should be describe the 'hows and whys' of the condition; instead, I discretion. Students at Amherst a wider variety of cost increases considered, but their impact would like to suggest a change of attitude—the only must register for four courses, at while fighting to maintain their should not have been as major as medium by which a changed atmosphere can result. Bowdoin four courses, at Colby standard of living. But to do so on it appeared to be. It was evident There are various schools in the country which have "normally 12-18 credit hours." a budget whose buying power is that when choosing among can- and so on. But comparison is not as their underlying assumption—before anything is decreasing, approaches the point didates with equally demanding the point. Students and Faculty of impossibility. extracurricular activities, whether said or done—a common system of honor where there is alike sec the merits in our relative It appears far from equitable they be student government, a demonstrated concern of people for each other. The liberalism. And the Faculty has that an institution such as Bates debate, sports, or the like, goal of such a codeof ethics is to encourage individuals made no move known to me to College would hire an employee academics seemed to be weighted to strive towards a sense of responsible judgement change the policy. Students now in any capacity, witness their more heavily than certain, capable of directing their conduct as active members in being admitted into the class of growing experience, productivity, personality characteristics such the community. These schools respect personel 1982 will still have liberty to and benefit to the College, and as compatibiltiy. enthusiasm, and integrity and give persons stimulus to grow and register for three courses in the fail to grant deserved raises that guidance ability, which are so mature. fall of 1978-or the spring of 1982. at least meet the increased cost of vital to being a successful J.A. , In popular usage is an 'honor code' whereby Of course, the privilege of living. In order to guarantee the students commit themselves to the community. The electing three-course semesters How can an institution, continued success of the Fresh- does not imply the privilege of especially an academic one whose man Center, we need J.A.s with school (Hav.erford) places emphasis on the "dual amending the basic degree re- necessity of personal freedom and community life; ideology is to promote growth genuine interest in this project. quirement. The three-course among individuals, expect to Good grades do not make a good neither side of which can be ignored." Where there is a semester elected by a member of maintain high standards and ef- J.A. conflict in values, a "confrontation" occurs, allowing the class of 1982 and thereafter ficiency when the personnel who Name withheld upon request an exchange of values to take place. will have to be made up by a make the system work are not Occasionally, there are violations of the honor code five-course semester or AP cre- being properly compensated for which go strongly against community principles (to dits or summer school or other their efforts? How can employee which all members of the community are pledged). transfer credits. What will remain morak. be kept high when the distinctive at Bates is the relative Continued on Page 14 Under such circumstances, the individual must be held liberalism, not the 32-course re- responsible for his actions to an "honor council." quirement, which seems canoni- Community solidarity and unity is only achieved cal at liberal arts colleges. What through individual honesty and responsibility. Not will be lost at Bates for future only are we responsible for our own actions, but also for students is the effective conver- THE STUDENT other members of the community. tability of STU's into course Of course cheating exists with or without such a credits, the 30-3 as the preferred ROBERT COHKN code. And while most people will not readily condone option for 32-2 as the intended Editor-in-Chief these actions, we are aware of their existence and standard. This convertability is all but unheard of at other colleges. NANCY ARKY CLAIRE BOUSQUET choose to let them remain. With a code of honor, we Assistant Editor News Editor pledge to ourselves and the community that we will not The exception known to me is OIL CRAWFORD tolerate these actions. This allows schools, like Hamilton, which requires 35 courses but allows one course- Husiness Manager Haverford, to have unscheduled final exams. A student credit for each winter term, with is allowed to take the final exam more or less at his 32-3 the intended norm. MARCIA CALL NEIL PENNEY leisure during exam week—his judgment and integrity" 2. Incomparability of STU'S and Sports Editor Arts Editor are respected. Exams need not be proctored. Pressure is courses DICK CAMPBELL reduced. We have more respect for ourselves and our Bates has been distinctively Circulation Munajtor professors, for trust and respect is a two-way process. liberal in devoting resources in- cluding calendar-time, pro- JIM CURTIN ROGER SPINGARN Moreover, an atmosphere conducive to the fulfillment Editor at Large Photo Editor of our educational objectives is created. There can be fessorial effort, and financial more give and take. support to the ST. And it has been yet more liberal in permitting Contributors: Lori Borst, Paula Flagg, Karen Florzcak, Margo Jennings. Hence, I am calling for some positive action by the Donna James, and Nancy Williams. students and faculty. Change the formalities of final students in effect to substitute one STU for two courses, so as to The Bates Student is published weekly by the Publishing exams! The faculty must encourage giving exams at graduate 30-3. Interestingly unscheduled times when a student might excel! Get rid Association. Box 309. Bates College. Lev. .on. Me. 04240 enough, this liberalism is largely Subscriptions are $10.00 for the academic year. P-inted by of our baby-sitters who proctor our exams! We, the accidental, the residue of a Eastland Press. Inc.. Lisbon Falls. 2nd class postage paid at students, must be affirmative! A minority won't lead to happily-forgotten attempt to pro- Lewiston. Me 04240. any positive action. Change of attitude, by its nature, mote Bates as a three-year The views and opinions expressed in the articles necessitates community involvement. We have to give college, with students taking 5 printed in this paper are not neccessarHy concurent it a start. This semester, NOW! courses every semester and 2 with those of the editors. Roger Spingarn Continued on Page 14 THE BATES STUDENT.March 17,1978 3

With the upcoming senatorial election in the State of Maine, the news release from "Student" feels that it would be beneficial to present the views of the two major contenders for the seat: U. S. Senator William Hathaway and U. S. Representative William Cohen. These columns are submitted weekly bv the candidates and will be printed with absolutely no change. Any comments on the views SENATOR WILLIAM D. HATHAWAY expressed in these columns is welcomed by the "Student" and should be submitted to Box 309. THE HUMPHREY-HAWKINS One reason for this is that we An additional report would be BILL & FULL EMPLOYEMNT have not fully coordinated our required of the Federal Reserve, employment programs with our the independent system which How to battle the problem of economic policy and planning serves as the government's cen- high unemployment rates has activites. The Humphrey- tral bank and makes important bill cohen been one of Congress' major Hawkins bill, now pending in decisions such as interest and concerns, particularly in recent Congress, would help to bridge lending rate levels which affect FROM CONGRESS NEWS _ years. Double digit inflation rates that coordination gap. the dollar flow in our economy. and the impact of the energy In brief, the Humphrey- The Federal Reserve report would House and Senate conferees ecutives with private pensions of crisis have taken a terrible toll on Hawkinds bill sets a national consist of its proposed monetary have reached agreement on more thr.n $27,000 per year. job market opportunities. policy goal reducing overall un- policies and its estimated impact legislation curbing mandatory re- Whi'e the bill is not, in its final When large numbers of em- employment rate to four per ent of these policies on inflation and tirement based on age. Passage form, as expansive as I would ployable persons are out of work by 1983. The goal for workers unemployment. of the final version of this bill is have preferred, it does mark Tveryonc pays the price. For over the age of 20. the adult Both of these reports would expected in the very near future. a milestone in the struggle to example, studies indicate that worker population, would be an help provide the needed coordina- As a member of the House guarantee the rights of older excessive unemployment in our unemployment rate of three per tion of our federal government's Select Committee on Aging, and Americans. country has cost our economy cent. efforts to reduce unemployment as a principal co-sponsor of the On Tuesday, march 7. Rabbi over $600 billion in lost produc- The legislation contains a need- rates. original House bill on the subject. Norman Geller. spiritual leader of tion since 1970. That averages out ed measure of flexibility with It should be noted also that the I am delighted that the Congress Congregation Beth Abraham of to over $12,000 for the typical regard to established employ- Humphrey-Hawkins bill sti- is taking this important step Auburn, gave the opening prayer family of four. ment goals. If after three years it pulates that first priority be toward guaranteeing the elderly a in the U.S. House of Representa- Another analysis shows that, becomes apparent that the initial directed toward promoting jobs fundamental civil right — the tives. for every one per cent of unem- 5 year goal cannot be achieved, and economic opportunity within right to work as long as they are Rabbi Geller has long been ployment, the cost to the govern- adjustments can be made. the private sector. willing and able. active in religious and civic affairs ment in lost federal, state and The legislation also affirms the The legislation does not create The legislation has two key in the Lewiston-Auburn area. In local tax revenues, extra unem- "right to useful employment pay- a massive new bureaucracy or provisions. The first would ban addition to his duties at Congre- ployment costs and increased ing decent wages for every require expensive new initiatives. mandatory retirement based on gation Beth Abraham, Rabbi welfare costs is about $20 billion. American able, willing and seek- But it does recognize the inte- age for virtually all Federal Geller serves as the director of • It is also difficult to calculate in ing work." grated nature of our total workers. In doing this, the legis- speech pathology services at St. any percentage or dollar terms The legislation stipulates this is economy and the role which the lation establishes the Federal Mary's General Hospital in what human costs are involved not the kind of right which allows federal government has played government as a model employer Lewiston. He also serves on the when unemployment is high, but a person to sue in court. Rather, and must continue to play to meet in determing a person's capacity boards of many charitable or- the price is tragically high in the bill mandates that this re- our job needs. on the basis of competence, not ganizations in the State. wasted human potential and the cognized right be translated into As a member of the Senate age. The experience of the I was delighted to be able to con-comitant social ills of crime, practical reality through the coor- Human Resources Subcommittee Federal government with this arrange for such a distinguished alcoholism, drug abuse and dination of planning and im- on Employment. Poverty and program should help allay the Maine resident to give the open- neglect. plementation of federal pro- Migratory Labor and as a senator concerns of those who fear that ing prayer in the House, and I Over the years, a variety of grams. representing a state plagued by ending mandatory retirement will would like to share with you the federal programs have been The bill requires the President high unemployment, 1 am par- have undesirable side effects. text of Rabbi Geller's in- created to help alleviate the to make annual proposals to ticularly concerned about efforts The legislation also begins to spirational prayer: problem: public service jobs, Congress regarding short and to reduce unemployment. The phase out age-based retirement Lord, I offer prayer to you, with manpower training programs, long term employment, produc- Humphrey-Hawkins bill, which I in the private sector by prohibit- and for this great Country. Instill and economic development pro- tion and income goals. He would have studied carefully, is no ing mandatory retirement for in its designated leaders a zeal for jects in high unemployment include in these proposals his panacea, but provides a needed most workers before age 70. The justice, a passion for truth and an areas. These efforts have helped fiscal and monetary policies and blueprint for effectively mobiliz- Senate version of the bill had ultimate goal of peace. With your but have not totally succeeded in objectives intended to achieve the ing the economic potential of the denied protection under this pro- blessings and their guidance, eliminating our unemployment five year unemployment goals of private and public sectors for vision to tenured college profes- may these attributes occur in the problems. the legislation. maximum job opportunities. sors and persons whose annual world, in our republic and in pensions (excluding Social every human being. Security) exceed $20,000. The May the great sounds of power, Dear Editor: conferees agreed to a compromise wisdom and righteousness be I am writing in response to a Republican Caucus offered by House Aging Commit- heard throughout this land; but letter to the editor which appear- tee Chairman Claude Pepper let them not muffle the sounds of ed on this page in your March 3 which delays for three years conscience and decency. issue. The letter was one that amend, and adopt a platform, raising the retirement age for With trust in God and compas- berated the Colby basketball or- At the Lewiston Republican hear speeches by out-of-state professors. This provision was sion for mankind, may the work of ganization as well as their fans caucus held in February, persons party leaders, and choose various intended to give professors equal your hands be continually pros- and head coach. connected with Bates were well Maine party officials, including protection under the law, while pered for good so that through I wish to stand in defense of represented and won several the State Committee. On the permitting universities and your efforts, the United States of Coach Whitmore of Colby. The positions, including officers of the lighter side, one will find de- colleges adequate time to work America will be more than a title normal give and take of Referee city committee and delegates to monstrations for candidates, out tenure problems. The final but a grand and glorious way of and Coach are as much a part of the state convention. social events, and various forms version of the bill retained the 65 life. basketball as peach baskets and Professor Douglas I. Hodgkin of entertainment. retirement age only for top ex- Amen Bill Russel. All Coaches have of the Government Department their subtle or not so subtle was reelectcd Chairman of the means of communication. Tom City Committee. Students Hcinson and "Red" Auerbach Herman Bansmer and Jules Conservation Capsules tried to intimidate officials Gagne were re-elected to their WOULD YOU BELIEVE? Dix throughout their coaching western Peru, where Dr. John baboons, leopards, jackals and positions as Vice-Chairman and ville Notch. N.H. is about to careers. Surely flashy pants and O'Neill, a Louisiana State Univer- birds of prey. A three-person Secretary, respectively. David become one of the first com- crawling on all fours are the least sity ornithologist, had been con- team from the U.S. will provide Beaulieu received another term munities in the country to be of the vices of head coaches. ducting research for 16,years. An technical assistance. The park is as Chairman of Ward One. completely lighted and partially Futhermore there is an incident area resident told O'Neill that he expected to cost about $27 Among those who were elected heated with wood. A boiler will be that I remember in the 76-77 had seen the birds near his million, about twice as much as as delegates to the State Con- fueled with wood chips from local season that also defends Mr. garden. O'Neill verified the sight- comparable park development vention were Prof. Hodgkin; logging and pulp mill ocprations Whitmore, When a Colby fan ing in September, when ten costs in the U.S., according to the students Bansmer, Beaulieu, and will power turbines to pro- became overcome with emotion Guans were seen. The Guan NPS project manager, because of Gagne, Raymond Smith, Gary duce electricity for a rubber and attacked a referree. Coach population may be in the hun- the high cost of living in Saudi Blanchard, and Douglas Payne; company, a 240-room hotel, a ski Whitmore was the first to be dreds, the research said. Arabia and because most and Katherine Stevens, a area, a country club and the there to help free the official FIRST SAUDI NATIONAL materials must be imported. The secretary to President Reynolds. town's half-dozen homes. The PARK The National Park Service Saudis pay all costs, including from the student's grasp. The convention will be held at the hotel and rubber company will be is lending a hand to Saudi Arabia salaries, travel expenses and Mr. Whitmore's coaching Augusta Civic Center, May 19-20. heated entirely with steam. in planning that country's first equipment. record stands for itself. Colby A few alternate positions re- A RARE FIND The white- national park. The million-acre SHHH ... Allentown. PA. has advanced all the way to the finals main open, and Chairman winged guan. Penelope albipen- expanse of mountains, desert and launched the nation's first Quiet of the ECAC tournament this Hodgkin was delegated the nis, thought to be extinct, has coast will be known as Asir Community Program to demon- wintei

1 2 i 1 6 7 8 » ■ 10 il 13 14 IS " 16 ,. Son of Classifieds " 19 . " Notice please that I haven't We didn't fire Marston because P 123 ■ I 126 mentioned drugs or sex yet. Well of his investigation of Democrats 27 28 30 the pyramid one was more politi- or of his political potential: we did " cal that sexual and booze isn't him in because he was Republi- 31 32 33 34 37 38 )9 I ' really a drug, oh forget it. can. 40 41 ■43 44 8 Uncle Jimmv SAVE OUR RAYON!!! 45 ■ DOWN - " Millions of Rayons are slaughter- Why do the Marines keep looking 18 1 Distinguished dramatist ed every year so that people can better and better? Maybe June V 2 Metal deposit wear their battered little hides for Graduation does something. >l 52 ■S3 3 Java poison tree clothing. Send money (give till it 4 Clowns i4 55 56 5 Bygone bird hurts) to S.O.R. care of Webber For that matter, the Army, Navy. 6 War engagement 57 S8 , 61 box 218 Bates College. Air Force. Coast Guard. I 7 Goodbyes Merchant Marines, and the >2 63 8 Lily 65 9 Noise To those who believe that these priesthood have their advan- 10 Number 66 67 ■f 71 72 organizations are false and don't tages. P 13 11 Grating I 12 Safe plan on sending in money. u 75 76 77 1 19 " 13 Astringent Seamus Murphy I.R.A. terrorist Personal to Sally- 10 81 B2 14 Swamp and good friend of yours truly will You left your earring here last 15 Butter servings 23 Herald of spring be up St. Paddy's day for the dip night. I really had a good time, 83 B5 26 Simple machine and to collect the money. If you and I'd like to....hey wait a J IV FCI • ^ri mm ro 28 Meadow value your knee caps, cough up. minute, who the hell are you? 1 1 29 Storage structures Also for after school - by H.L. Risteen 30 Lessened This is personal, you voyouer. REPRINTED FROM 31 Mt. ---, Cal. The annual Senior "Lemming pervert, you sick...Some people 32 Hermit Leap from Mount David" will be 33 Sex cells have no sense of propriety. "THE EXPERTS' CROSS WORD PUZZLE BOOK" 35 Did arithmetic held April 15th. Tickets on sale 37 American Indians now. We, the editors, would like to BY EVE GARRETTE 38 Dixie river 39 Church in Rome apologize for that last one. it was AC ROSS 41 — vivant CONTEST old. tasteless, and throughly 1 City section 49 Households: Fr. 42 Large lizard humorless. Jim's been under a 50 Quien —? 43 — Angeles Want to write humorous 5 Bullfight hero lot of stress lately—mid-terms; 12 Indian hominy 51 With: Ger. 46 Patriotic Paul classifieds? If yes, you're a 16 South West Indian 52 --- eggs 49 Sea: Fr. greater fool than I thought. On papers, deadlines; his girl says 17 "Sweet potato" 53 "Merry Widow" composer 50 Dry, as wine the rabbit died; his father dis- 18 English essayist 54 Consumed 52 Italian poet the plus side, the tight fisted but 19 Decorating style 55 Rugged range crests 53 Tier loveablc Rob Cohen | Editor-in- inherited him and all those out- 20 Brings into 56 City in Washington 56 Mr. Lincoln's boy standing warrants in New York 58 Staten --- chief! has offered two dollars lo harmony 57 Varnish ingredient and New Jersey. We will be easy 21 Rudely brief 59 Linear unit 60 Weaken the best publishablc classified. 22 German river 60 Time span 63 Light gas That's two full U.S. type official on him and maybe he'll go away 24 —( you are, he is 61 --- Diego 64 Conspiracy quietly. Please don't mention that 62 Ranch animal 65 Used tire federal reserve issued green 25 Hat decorations embarassina Girl Scout incident, 27 Concert numbers 64 Rustic refreshment 66 Football play backs. $2 ain't much, but who 29 Merrier 66 Poor bed 67 Pier: Arch. cares? The winner and runners up he's still sensitive. 31 Little stick 69 Cohort 68 Banking business 70 Contradict 69 Tye size will be printed. Names withheld 34 Son of: Heb. Last year the National Health 35 Flap 74 Celebes ox 71 Biological upon request. Send typed or 36 Corrupt 75 Fish structure printed classifieds to "Classifieds Council linked over 5.000 college 40 Asian area 79 Composer Porter 72 Arm bone suicides to over-bearing academic 42 Spirit 80 Mr. Musial 73 Duck Contest" box 218. Try it, you can 44 Winglike part 81 Train 76 Author of "The onlv be called a fool. pressure. Have you checked your 45 Citrus fruit 82 "— Karenina" College Widow" Bates calendar lately? 46 Type of muscle 83 Rock grains 77 Pull 47 Large container 84 Entertained 78 Spread hay for Scan turned to see the now 48 Portent 85 Thunder sound drying burning island blow up into a Bert Lance died for your Ameri- million micro-scopic particles his. can Express Card. atomic bomb had worked! Is Sid Viscious. Marvin Gaye. or Toots carressed his broad, muscular shoulders as the wild Johnny Rotton? Or for that mat- Grandson Of Classifieds lion pounced upon Sean's face. ter, is Grace Slick? The F-18's straffed the last SEE THE WONDERS OF munist. Panther. Antelope. pockets of resistance as Sean Wanted-Uscd M—10 sub- EYGPT! Marval at the amazing We need your help!! Keep our Socialists. Bunny rabbits. loaded his pistol. He turned to machine gun. Leaving for pyramids up close, without even government boys off the streets Negroes. Marsupials. (I couldn't Toots, dead lion at her feet and Rhodesia early May. Contact leaving the country! No passport and out of bars. The Society to resist) or other insurgents? Afraid said. "Don't wait up I'll be back Adams 333. needed! Send a dollar for details Limit Intoxicated and Mediocre of failure and personal injury? after a beer or two". He was to Ham "rude but cute" Jordan, Employees (SLIME) seeks to Now by the grace of the Govern- never heard from again. And who Wanted - Lead guitarist, contact Jimmy's Gas & Govt. re-establish booze in the White ment of Rhodesia you can hunt says classifieds aren't exciting! Great Southern.^dust be ade- House so that our boys won't big game and be paid for it!! Hemingway would be shaking! quate. Sirs. sneak out to get a so called Have no fear about your personal Ammeretto and whipped "buzz". Send money and booze safety! our new lasar guided Yes Virginia, there' is intelligent With the advent of Frosh and cream? What ever happened to to "Ham" box 218 Bates College. FN/FAL Belguim made assualt Quiet Dorms. I propose the good old boys drinking shots of life in Adams, however Roger Bill rifles will do the trick. Write is vet another case. following "speciality dorms"- Jack Daniel's and boilmakers BIG GAME HUNTING Rhodcsian Safari and War C/O Hobbit dorm—Tolkien Fanciers ■frith Dixie beer? I want to recast Want that Hemingway feeling of Gen Adolf Hilltcr (ret.) some- Be honest, was Dickey Betts bad need apply only Irish house— rr.y vote! Big Game hunting? Want to bag a where in the jungle. Rhodesia. Guinness for Breakfast! Harp A Disgruntled Jameson's Drinker or what? Rhino. Elephant. Lion. Com- Continued on Page 13 College Quips 5

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he has written one book, "Assignment Tokyo —An False Alarm Ambassador's Journal", taught, and lectured throughout the Problems were encountered in country. On Wednesday, March 15th, at the effort to connect the 1950's The following is a collection of approximatley 10:00 p.m.. this Chase Hall alarm system to the paraphrased excepts from the reporter was notified of the technologically different 1978 STUDENT'S interview: presence of numerous fire - alarm system. Therefore, it was Q—Should Israel give back engines arriving at Chase Kail. found necessary to silence the the land th« y conquered during Upon arrival at the building, it Library alarm since drilling in the the wars against the Arabs? was discovered that the engines vicinity of the relay box was found A—Accorc ing to the previous had responded as the result of a to trigger the signal. UN agreement, Israel has misunderstanding. There was no On the night of the fifteenth already committed itself to fire. Representatives of Wenrock (15th). the two workmen notified withdrawl. it would be foolish to Electric (Belfast. Maine) and the Fire Department that they try to hold a land with a Edwards Company (Boston. were testing their new installa- predominantly Arab popula- Mass.) explained the situation to tion. The initial test went well, tion. the Student: A portion of the fire but five minutes later the work- Q —How should Israel alarm system had been shut down men noticed that the alarm to the withdraw its present borders? for approximatley one month. Fire Department had triggered A—It doesn't seem to matter; This portion controls the alarm itself. Before an explanatory in this war guerilla tactics signal to the Lcwiston Fire De- phone call could be made, the supercede boundaries. Israel did partment that sounds in the event engines had arrived. not need the West Bank until it of trouble in either Chase Hall or The workmen assured the occupied the West Bank; the the Library. The internal alarms Student that the alarm systems same is true for the Sinai. • will still sound, however, within within Chase Hall and the Library Q—Do you think there will the buildings even when this is arc in perfect working order. ever by peace in the Middle shut down. It became necessary They also believe that they have East? to shut the old system down in found the problem in the new A—No, I think the situation order to install a modern system hook-up and will have it remedied there will never be resolved. The in the Chase Hall addition. in the near future. feelings on both sides are too strong. The Israelies will never Republican Forum give up; the Arabs outlasted the crusaders 100 years, the Turks' Successful 300 years, and the British 200 years—they feel they will by Rachel Fine the Carter energy proposal and. outlasl the Israelies. The sun finally shone on the when asked, stated his opposition Q—What do you see Iran's role Young Republicans—but at first to the Dickey-Lincoln Dam. He to be in the Middle East? there were doubts. Last Satur- elaborated on his ideas of alterna- News Bureau Photo A—Iran could play either a day's Issues Forum, sponsored by tive energy sources. Indeed, the very helpful role or a very the Maine Young Republicans bulk of his speech consisted of the Ambassador detrimental role. Their army is and hosted by the Bates chapter, topic of energy. highly sophisicated and large began in competition with a The opportunity to hear elected enough to tip the balance in the typical, unexpected March snow- officials speak on such subjects Speaks Out Middle Blast. They have the storm. This made the early atten- was a valuable one. It afforded an By Jim Curtin & Karen the foriegn service, which ability to stabilize small dance somewhat sparce. opportunity to see how they Klorzcak suddenly needed men for the revolutions in oil-rich After introductions by Dana express themselves and to what post war, non isolationist world. principalities. On the other Gallison of Portland. Olympia types of issues they give priority. Armin H. Meyer, retired During the next 18 years, he hand, they also have the ability Snowe. State Senator and Con- The Young Republicans were able senior diplomat and visiting worked on various programs, to cut off all oil flow to the gressional candidate, started the to get a large number of elected speaker under the Woodrow including operations in Bagdad, United States. day's activities with a brief officials and candidates to attend Wilson fellowship program was Beirut,Kabul, and Washington. Q—What do you think of the address. Her pleasant talk con- this function. In addition to Ms. kind enough to grant an In 1961, President Kennedy American news media? cerned itself with the develop- Snowe, Mr. Tarbell. and Mr. exclusive interview to the Bates appointed Ambassador Meyer A—The American news media ment of the Republican party and Emery, Congressman William STUDENT. The interview was to the position of Ambassador to is shaping the opinions of the was laced with soft cries for a Cohen gave an address during the conducted March 14, 1978 l.di.'im.n. In 1965, President American public—they choose ,strong Party. A previous commit- course of the day, and the three during a lunchen meeting with Johnson transfered him to the what the American public will ment forced Ms. Snowe to cut her Republican contenders for their Mr. Meyer. position of Ambassador to Iran see and hear; th&present only a stay short, and she left after her party's gubernatorial nomination Ambassador Meyer was born and, finally, in 1969 President limited view of the news. The address. (Llnwood Palmer, Jerrold Speers, on Jan. 19, 1914 in Indiana. His Nixon appointed him to the educated American will look to Next on the agenda was State and Charlie Cragin) were in education included a B.A. from ambassadorship of Japan. different sources and several Representative Swift Tarbell of attendance. The three debated in Capital University and a Master In 1973 Ambassador Meyer opinions and then formulate his Bangor who gave a factual, the afternoon. of Arts (Mathematics) at Ohio retired at the age of 59, after own; it worries me, however, well-researched presentation on The day's activities included State. While pursueing his having spent his last year in the that the American who reads the current Indian Land Claims two sets of hour-long issue semi- doctorate in education, World diplomatic service in only on source will take it as the case. He offered historical infor- nars, each of which contained War II intertupyrf snf rnfrf hid Washington as special con- gospel truth and will not he able mation about the treaties and three simultaneous seminars in War II interrupted and ended his sultant in South Asian affairs to see the bias. land rights in question, as well as different lounges in Chase Hall. educational advancement and and as the chairman of the Q—What do you think of the a description of recent legal These were attended by experts he was stationed in Eritrea, working committee of the media coverage of the recent happenings. In addition, he ela- in various fields, including State Ethiopia as a radio operator. Cabinet Committee to Combat CIA investigations? borated on the alternatives which Representatives and Senators, After the war he volunteered for Terrorism. Since his retirement. many people find unclear: What if the State Commissioner of Continued on Page 15 the case goes to court? What if Human Services, the Legal the Gunther Settlement is/is not Council for the Maine Republican accepted? This was an informa- State Committee, and representa- tive presentation. tives from Common Cause. Cen- The crowd had increased in size tral Maine Power Company. by the end of Mr. Tarbcll's Maine Natural Resources Coun- presentation (including a number cil, Maine Commission on of Bates students). Congressman governmental Ethics and Election David Emery was the next guest practices. Maine AFL-CIO. and to step to the podium. The intent the Maine Dept. of Environ- of Mr. Emery's speech seemed mental Protection. primarily to impress upon his The Young Republicans should listeners that he is an incumbent be commended for setting up a Congressman (whose seat will be fine program with an informative challenged next fall). He spoke on array of people. New Post Box Have yiu noticed the new . big stuff the boxes. box in the Concierge — for Nothing is to be attached to the putting your mail to Students? outside of the mailboxes. Any- Individual mail for other students thing that is. will be removed and should be left at the Concierge. taken to the Concierge, and in so C.A. Volunteers will daily bring doing, your message will lose a the mail to the Post Office and day or two!! Mr. Meyer converges with student as professor looks on 6 THE BATES STUDENT.March 17,1978 Freshman Interaction By Frank Ficarra SINGLES DOUBLES TRIPLES CLASS IN DORMS (77-78) male female male female male female (predominantly) Next year, Page Hall will house freshman only on the third floor. (MALE HOUSES) The first, second and fourth floors CHASE HOUSE 10 2 all four classes will be up for grabs in the PIERCE HOUSE 4 10 no freshmen rooming lottery. Since Page will MILLIKEN HOUSE 2 13 mostly sophomores be the only residence where HERRICK HOUSE 5 4 no freshmen interaction is planned for fresh- HOWARD HOUSE 2 7 seniors & sophomores men and upperclassmen, follow- STILLMAN HOUSE 1 4 seniors (1 junior) ing is a description of the Hall for those of you who would like to (FEMALE HOUSES) take part in this new situation. CHENEY HOUSE 17 - 1 freshmen & sophomore The dorm is co-ed randomly by DAVIS HOUSE 5 - 0 seniors & freshmen room and has wall to wall LEADBETTER HOUSE 4 - - freshmen (1 sr., 2 jr.) carpeting in all the hallways. On the first floor, the odd WHITTIER HOUSE 3 - - seniors (5 soph., 1 fr.) numbered rooms overlooking the WILSON HOUSE 9 - 1 sophomores puddle are considered better than WOMEN'S UNION 4 " 1 seniors (2 jr., 1 soph.) ones across the hall. All of the rooms have pipes on the ceiling, (COED HOUSES) some which may get noisy and the WEBB HOUSE - - freshmen (4 sr., 3 jr.) heat is at times hard to control. special circumstances For each person living in the MOULTON HOUSE 116 5 - - seniors & juniors oddnumbered rooms there is a FRYE HOUSE 116 5 - juniors & seniors & soph. bed with a boxspring and a HACKER HOUSE - 1 4 5 1 - seniors & juniors mattress, a desk with drawers SMALL HOUSE 113 6 1 1 sophomores & seniors and a chair (the desk has no book shelves on it), a lounge chair, a PARSONS HOUSE 3 4 3 3 - - seniors built in wooden closet with sliding - - no freshmen TURNER HOUSE 5 3 3 5. doors and a shoe rack, a (Turner House, however, is not in the regular lottery.) medicine cabinet with a mirror on MITCHELL HOUSE open open a cork bulletin board. The rooms WOOD STREET HOUSE open open also include one built in bookcase, (Mitchell and Wood Street Houses are Quiet Houses and not in lottery a dresser towel racks, and large windows. NEW HOUSE 1 1 12 or13 There are few differences in the even numbered rooms. They have (SINGLE-SEX DORMS) one movable wooden bookcase, a 34 40 mostly freshmen PARKER HALL steel movable closet for each (27 soph., 30 jr. & sr.) person and small windows near mostly freshmen & soph. WENTWORTH ADAMS HALL 70 43 the ceiling. (23 sr. & 24 jr.) Rooms 101 and 103 are doubles and share a co-ed bathroom with (COED DORMS) a full bath. Room 105, the RAND HALL 5 1 16 12 1 1 mostly soph. & jr. proctor's room this year, is a HEDGE HALL 4 2 12 10 - mostly jr. & sr. double with a private bath. Room ROGER WILLIAMS HALL 2 7 3 13 11 mostly sr. & jr. (16 soph) 118 is the biggest double. The JOHN BERTRAM HALL - 1 6 10 11 6 mostly juniors first floor bathroom has a small shower. PAGE HALL 3 6 9 5 4 1 mostly freshmen The laundry room for the whole (38 soph., 24 jr., & 17 sr.) dorm is large and has 6 sinks, 4 washers, 4 dryers, a clothesline, a It is hoped that this chart will be of some help to you in your search for a room. The thought behind it was soda machine and an ironing that you would very quickly be able to see how many rooms are available and where AND, perhaps, more board. There are two big store importantly, to provide an indication of your chances of getting a room in a particular residence (based upon rooms, one of them big enough this year's class breakdown). We realize that this does not contain all of the information necessary for for bikes, trunks even a canoe. choosing a room, but this is because if you are going to live in a room for an entire year, you should visit the The first floor lounge is overlook- house or dorm to get a feel for what it is like. This will merely serve as a guide in where to begin. Thanks go to ing the puddle and has a kitchen with an oven, stove, cabinets and the following people for their help in compiling this chart: Sara Garrison, Donna James, Ann Keenan, and a refrigerator, 3 couches and 3 Frank Ficarra. small tables with chairs. The second floor rooms all have large sized windows, a desk with drawers but without book by Sharon StMworth going JYA, there is no need to disadvantages. beginning of the fall semester. shelves, a chair, medicine cabinet pick a room. However, if notifica- Please Come to the Lottery This list is followed closely, so it with a mirror on cork board, built LOTTERY NUMBERS tion for JYA has not been made a.) with an extensive list of is to your advantage to sign up if in wooden closets with shoe Numbers will be randomly prior to the lottery, follow stan- twenty or more rooms in order of you are unhappy with your lottery racks, lounge chairs and one built assigned and posted on the dard lottery procedures. preference. choice. The list will be open to in bookcase. The four corner (one following dates: b.) with a good idea of certain sign-ups on April 3rd. room) triples have a bunk bed and '79 Seniors Saturday, March The Lottery will be held at 7:00 particular things you are interest- J.B. NEWS a single bed, only two closets, 3 18th. p.m. in Fiske Lounge: ed in (ie. sunny side, away from Contrary to popular belief, J.B. desks with chairs, 3 dressers, 3 '80 Juniors Tuesday, March Class of '79 Monday, March stairs, room for plants, etc.) probably will not be renovated medicine cabinets and only one 21st. 20th. During the Lottery this year due to red tape. Count bookcase. The singles and '81 Sophomores Wednesday, Class of '80 Wednesday, March If you have made your list of on J.B. being the same next year. doubles are godd sized. The March 22nd. 22nd. rooms and the time comes to . The New House , bathrooms are new! with hair To find out your lottery number, Class of '81 Thursday, March make the decision, remember The new house across frqm Small dryers. you can: 23rd. that everyone has doubts at the House'on College Street will lie The second floor lounge has a a.) check the posted list in last minute. Choose your room similar to Parsons House but will T.V., 3 couches, 2 tables and Chase Hall. Roommate Assistance knowing that it was one of your have a basement. It will have two chairs, a big bookcase and a b.)call the Concierge. Roommate assistance is available pre-planned choices. nice lounges and be carpeted cabinet. The kitchen has a sink, c.) listen to WRJR. through Dean Reese. People DON'T RUSH! WORK throughout. stove. oven cabinets and If you are a three-year or three without roommates may pick up METHODICALLY TO FIND Good News to Ponder refrigerator. All the rooms have and a half-year student, make roommate preference forms at his YOUR ROOM! If you stop to think about it, there the same furniture as the odd- sure to check with Dean Reese office. This should be done as Waiting List will be more choice rooms availa- num' .LJ rooms on the first immediately to find out your soon as possible. Those unhappy with their choice ble this year since there will be floor. lottery status. Before, the Lottery of a room may sign up on a half as many rooms allocated for Page usually has sophomores Look around at as many dorms as waiting list in Dean Reese's proctors and proctors choices. in the corner triples, Juniors and If you are drawing a room for \-yob can. Want to. see a particular office, taking the chance that a There are half as many R.C.'s as Seniors in the doubles and someone who is presently JYA, roprp? Ask. People will generally "better" room will open up. As a proctors; therefore, those rooms Seniors in the singles. Lane Hall please notify Dean Reese at once. '. be happy to show you their room general rule, several rooms on that would have been taken will will try to keep a 50/50 ratio of If you are certain that you are and to tell you its advantages and campus "open up" before the be available to the student body. men and women living there. THE BATES STUDENT.f larch 17,1978 7 New Professor In Economics - Mary McNally This week the "Student" inter- taught at Trinity College for a the way economic analysis can by particular region (Lewiston) as an with students to be "an interest- viewed Mary McNally. who is an year and a half, teaching Urban used on boarder line social issues, economy." She was active in local ing intellectual academic charac- Assistant Professor of Economics. Economics, Principles. Mathe- such as the changing role of politics in Connecticut and is ter who sets an example", so She is currently teaching Intro- matical Economics, and a Semi- women in the economy. She looking forward to some involve- keeping up in research is an ductory Economics (Econ 152) nar in Regional Economics. She presented a paper on this, topic ment in local affairs here. Partly important aspect of that. Also. and Urban Economics (Econ 348). then taught for a year at Holy last spring entitled "Optimization because of these interests, she Prof. McNally hopes to be able to For some background infor- was instrumental in setting up the contribute to economic thought, mation. Prof. McNally received "Shaping the City" series, which though sre admits this is very her B.A. at George Washington consists of a series of speakers ambitious. University (a hometown school), from Lewiston and Auburn In decit ing to come to Bates, majoring in Economics. After that addressing themselves to ques- Prof. McNally states tht she liked she worked for a while in regional tions of urban interests. Bates beciusc "it is a liberal arts economic analysis, in the Dcpt. of Prof. McNally has many other college that caters to better than Commerce in Washington, D.C. interests which she enjoys in her average students and because the Later, having moved to Hartford, spare time. She is an advisor to kind o! things I know about Cl. with her husband, she went the Outing Club, and went on ■economics are important for peo- on to graduate work at the several trips last fall. During this ple to know who are going into University of Connecticut. In 1%8 winter, she has gone to Sugarloaf business administration." Prof. she obtained her M.A. in many times where she is a McNally likes Bates a lot. She Economics, and in 1976 her Ph.D. candidate for the ski patrol. Being finds "a straightforward hard- both at the University of a member of the ski patrol working group of faculty and Connecticut. Since working in the involves knowing first aid. having students and a lot of communi- Dept. of Commerce, Prof. CPR training, toboggan training, cation with people in different McNally was interested in quanti- becoming familiar with the moun- departments. I can learn about tative methods and mathematical tain, and being familiar with disciplines other than my own and economics, especially in urban rescue procedures. Professor there's enough of an intellectual and regional subjects. However, McNally has been keeping in atmosphere so people can talk she did her dissertation on the shape for the ski patrol by doing about what they're working on. Theory of Economic growth. some running and weight work. and I like that." Specifically, her dissertation She says that she can just picture Maine agrees with Prof. included theoretical examinations the two-hunded pound man with a McNally. She and her husband of the nature of economic policy broken leg at the top of the wanted to settle in Northern New required to move an economy hardest ski slope, and that gives England sometime, for they like such as the United States into an her the incentive to keep lifting both snow and mountains. Also, optimal growth path. (This is the weights. She likes to ski and she likes being away from a very concerned with higher rates of hike with her husband and her big city for "even though maybe investments as a percentage of son, Michael, who'is in the first I'm not the one to make the the GNP than the united States grade. Furthermore, occasional difference, I like having the idea has now. The policy needed to get togethers with friends, includ- that what one person does, does reach this high investment level ing Prof. Francis, to "make matter." She feels this is possible tends to take from the poor and music" are another favorite ac- both at Bates and in Lewiston. give to the rich, so it isn't all that tivity. They usually play folk As for impressions of Bates optimal.) music, with Prof. McNally play- students. Prof. McNally says Prof. McNally has previously ing the flute. "the students are bright and I taught in several places. Her first The professional goals of Prof. find it hard to keep up with you teaching experience consisted of News Bureau Photo McNally are. first of all, to be a all." She also says that "students being a part-time lecturer at the Cross in Worchester, teaching when Non-Market Elements are good teacher. She defines a good these days seem to be working University of Connecticut. Also, Principles and Women in the Present" to an Eastern Eco- teacher as one who is able to not so much because they want to when a grad student, she was an Economy. Prof. McNally's re- nomics Association meetings. teach well, direct students in learn something, but to get a instructor in "Principles. Money search interests have expanded Prof. McNally's special inter- research effectively, and do her good grade to go on to grad and Banking" at the same school. beyond the theory of economic ests include looking at Lewiston. own research. She considers it school. I wish they could relax a After grad school. Prof, McNally growth to some theorizing about "I'm enjoying getting into this important for a person working little and enjoy working." Anderson Concerts Broadcast National Public Radio featured p.m. April 15. The stations in- Episcopal church, Newcastle; and a recording of Dr. Marion clude WMEA-FM (90.1) in Turner Federated Church. Anderson, assistant professor of Portland. WMEH-FM (90.9) in Anderson, from South music at Bates College, perform- Bangor and WMEM (106.1) in Carolina, received his musical ing on 19th century tracker pipe Presque Isle. training at Stetson University, the organs at 6:30 p.m. (EST) March Tracker organs used in the Amsterdam Conservatory in Hol- HOW TO BE AN OFFICER 9. March 9 and 14 programs are land and Yale Univeristy, where The broadcast, entitled "Op- from the United Baptist Church. he holds the first doctor of OF THE COMPANY YOUR tions," was a sampler program Biddeford; First Church. Belfast; musical arts degree ever awarded Congregational Church, East from a series devoted to 19th an organist. Machias; Center Street Congre- century tracker-action organs in Active as a concert organist, FIRST DAY ON THE JOB. gational Church. Machias; United Maine. The recordings were Anderson has played extensively It can happen in the U.S. will also lead to new adven- Baptist Church. Old Town; St. Air Force. Because your tures. Such as worldwide made over the last two years at on the East Coast and in Canada. Dominic's Church. Portland; and college degree and a three- travel. New friends. Educa- various churches in the state. The He has performed at Harvard, on Federated Church, Solon. month training course earn tional opportunities too. Phis Maine Public Broadcasting Net- the distinguished West Door Con- you a lieutenant's commis- a 30-day paid vacation Other broadcasts include per- work (MPBN) taped the perfor- cert Series at the Cathedral of St. sion in the Air Force. every year. formances on organs from the mances by Anderson, who also John the Divine in New York, for And that's just the start Call your nearest Air South Parish Congregational ... there's plenty of room at Force representative. researched the project. John the Milwaukee Chapter of the Church. Augusta; First Baptist the top of our organization. Emery is the producer of the American Guild of Organists at And there's no male-female series, which was funded through Church. Damariscotta; Leeds St. John's Cathedral, and others. rivalry to stand in the way Community Church; St. Andrews the Maine State Commission on Continued on Page IS of your advancement. It's USAF the Arts and Humanities. equal opportunity for all. An officer's commission Recruiting Office The tracker pipe organ is will open doors to an exciting Lisbon St characteristic of mid-19th century Farnsworth Paper career. In areas like physics, Lewiston, Me. American organ construction. It chemistry, management or Phone: 784-4822 has several interesting features, Dr. Roy L. Farnsworth of Bates after glaciation. about 11.000 electronics. There are 46 interesting and rewarding including the absence of any College presented a paper on years ago," he explained. "The career areas to select from. electronic means of supplying the Maine's glacial history at the 13th topographical development That same commission pipes with air. This necessitates annual regional meeting of the through the ages clearly affects that an assistant pump air Geological Society of America man's usage today." he noted. throughout the performance. March 9-11 at Boston. Farnsworth also attended a M""*N carried the sampler at 1 Farnsworth is associate profes- meeting March 12-14 at Mount p.m. March 14. It is the first in a sor of geology and department Holyoke College. It is co- series of eight programs with chairman. His presentation was sponsored by the National LOOKUP. Anderson that will be aired over based upon extensive studies Science Foundation and the BE LOOKED UP TO. M?»BN radio stations on con- conducted around Wales, Me., an American Association for the secutive Saturdays beginning at I area which "began to be formed Advancement of Science. 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I'm glad you asked: boys who obviously skipped a lot zation of particle physics I have for every sports fan for many Here is the complete guide to 1) "Free 'N' Easy" sounds like of school in order to reach yet come across (and) a very years. This newly revised edition the magician's world; a consumer it was written by a three year old evidence by their inability to spell valuable addition to my library." has been completely updated to handbook for the professional or who accidently swallowed his even the simplest of words: GERALD FEINBERG is Pro- include the 1976 Olympics and amateur, as well as an intriguing mother's diet pills. witness the song titles, "Keep on fessor of Physics at Columbia even the 1977 Super Bowl. behind-the-scenes look for any- 2) The album cover looks like a Ridin," "Flying High," "Free University, where he received his Here is the reference book for one fascinated by magic. convention for anual compulsives 'N' Easy," and "Cheat 'N' Lie." Ph.D. in 1957. a former physicist the sports enthusiast. Over 70 interested in being laxative sales- I get it—if you don't know the at the Brookhaven Laboratory, sports are covered in complete man. letters use an appostrophe. Dr. Feinberg has been a Visiting detail. The big sports, the minor 3)"The Dance" takes WB The lyrics here are astounding. Professor at Rockefeller Univer- sports, the changes in sports, Yeats and drags him through the 1 haven't felt such illumination sity and an Overseas Fellow of etc.—everything to give the true sewers of London to be spoon fed since I read Jonathan Livingston Churchill College, Cambridge. A fanatic his fill of what's up in the to the glue sniffing crowd. Seagull. Obviously highly literate Fellow of the Royal Society of world of sporting competition. No 4)Uriah Heep was the bad guy musicians, Uriah Heep draws Arts and the American Physical sportsman's library should be in a Dicken's novel. much of its inspiration from the Soceity, he is the author of The without this new paperback edi- Had enough? Good, so have I. editorials of Larry Flynt (and look Prometheus Project (Doubleday tion, illustrated with beautiful Please, UH (an appropriate use of what happened to him boys) and 1969] and has published more line drawings and available at a initials if there ever was one) next their metric skills from the awe- time you feel like recording your wome work. Rod McKuen's Pre- musical efforts think of what tape Puberty Poems. Listen to the did for Richard Nixon. You're Joshua voice of the ages: better off wrapping Christmas presents for Mr. Scrooge (have "In a forest known as heartbreak you read that one?). As a wise Review In a clearing in the wood man once said. "Spare me."

By Ian McCalli.ter »»»»»»»»»> break between songs as the band The vocals were constantly ex- On Friday night March 3 a paused to do a skit or talk to the cellent though, and every word sparse crowd of some 150-200 audience. The music itself rarely could be understood over the P.A. people turned out to attend a approached "rock," but rather system. performance by the Christian remained firmly entrenched in The show finished a little musical group Joshua. Mark the pop category, something of a before 11 PM, at which time the Merrill started the night off with disappointment after the invita- drummer spoke for some twenty his set of original acoustic songs. tion to "rock your soul." The minutes. The audience by this The songs concerned his personal quality of the playing was very time was beginning to thin con- experiences of growing up, from professional however and siderably, and it is understand- childhood memories to his re- managed to provide a number of able that many who stayed found lationship with God. Mark's com- interesting moments. Many of the this last talk a bit too long. Joshua petent guitar playing helped to songs underwent fairly difficult had given people something to make him an adequate opening rhythmic changes with the band think about, however, and that Anton act. remaining tight throughout. A seemed to be a primary goal for Joshua then came on after a rendition of one of Larry the group. Chekhov's short intermission. Reaction to Norman's songs was particularly Having spoken to members of the band was split, the biggest well received. Norman is perhaps the band before the concert I was THE complaint being that they were the best Christian musician in the disappointed the evening hadn't not what was expected. Even world, and a fine rocker to boot. gone better. They definitely were THREE though they billed themselves as Inclusion of more of his material sincere and had an extremely "a band of Christians," they could have made for a more lively important message to convey. It's SISTERS came on alot stronger than most evening. too bad they couldn't let their believed they would. They began Joshua also seemed reluctant music speak for them and just Thurs.-Stan. Marvli Hi 19 with a reading from Scripture, to allow much room for solos. forget a jut the skits, which I AMD which combined with the setting Each member quietly went about Thurs.-Fri. Manjh tj 4 seemed to alienal • people. The 24 of the Chapel gave one the his business and no one really concert marked the first time impression they were in church. stood out. There was an almost funding had been made available The music and other things that 8:00 PM complete lack of lead guitar work, for such an event, which was free followed furthered the feeling. and the keyboard player who was to the public. Hopefully it won't SCHAEFFER TH|ATE The band never established any equipped with an Arp Syn- be the last, with a little more continuity in their performance, thesizer, did very little other than planning there could be some fine (ETS anM INFORMATION 78»-8778 there was often a 5 to 10 minute provide a rhythmic background. concerts put on. THE BATES STUDENT.March 17,1978 9 ARTS ARTS ARTS

by Joe Farara What we have here is a I'm sure you know what I High Anxiety: a movie by Mel collection of tired Catskill schticks mean. Ther are few giggles, let Brooks combined with fifth grade bath- alone laughs, in this movie and I High Anxiety proports to be a room humor. If your idea of big really can't understand why it satire of Alfred Hitchcock's thril- yucks is having excretion referred was made. Comedy is so bad lers. Actually, the only suspense to repeatedly as "cuckadodee," today that I attach a special is the qucasiness of the audience then this is your type of film. Or, interest in each new contender to get the hell out of the theatre as if tedious scene parodies of that is released. But this movie is soon as possible. Never have I Hitchcock classics appeal to you so dreadful that not even that can been so disgusted with a movie —like having the birds that chase save it. One can understand the comedy, not even the reprehen- Rod Taylor, in the movie of the offense people feel when an sible Its a Mad, Mad, Mad same name, excrete on him insensitive man like Brooks works World. Mel Brooks is a talented rather than peck away. Or see in the same medium as Chaplin, man who is determined to work Harvey Korman playing his swish Fields, and Laurel and Hardy. well below his level. With High deviant from Blazing Saddles in a Next time, Mel, stick to the level Anxiety, he has reached the nadir fashion even more obnoxious than that you've been working on— Mark Koromrms of his career. before. Mad magazine or lower. D.J. of the Week Upcoming Events In tracing any individual back DiMeola. In rock, he shades to his roots we encounter a toward softer things—Joni Upcoming Events on Campus- showings of the film, Love and sored by the Bates College Film staggering number of paradoxes Mitchell, Jackson Browne, et.al. Tonight. Friday March 17th, Anarchy, at 7 p.m. in the Filene Board, the movie will be shown in their personalities that, in our As for the New Wave he had there will be the first of two room of Pettigrew Hall. Spon- again on Sunday, March 19 at the own world views, do not seem to these comments: same place and time. Admission fit in. Thus, it is, that this week's "I don't think the New Wave is 75 cents. DJ, Mark Koromhas who grew up will catch on in America. The Also tonight at 7 p.m., there in Jersey City, New Jersey in a British rock scene is very dif- Commentary will be a special Keynote Speaker neighborhood so tough "that ferent from the American pano- for the Alternate Careers and even the birds sang bass" has rama. Economic ties are AREN'T WE A LITTLE OLD FOR we have known deep inside us all Lifestyles Colloquium in Chase developed into a sophisticate different—people here listen to AVOIDING WHAT'S GOOD FOR along if we do not take the time to - Hall Lounge. The speaker. Dr. among peons. His sensitivity and John Travolta, disco. Bee Gees. US? stop and think, to take the walk in '' Mary Roe, Special Assistant to grasp of his surroundings is Its too bad." the woods, to listen to the poem. the Chancellor at Massachusetts astounding. Listen: A sophomore who majors in By Douglas C. Sensenig How cleverly we hinder our Institute of Technology, will "I came to Bates because of its History, his ambitions include search for ourselves! speak on the topic, "Is There Life absence of social hangups, and growing up to "be as reactionary The importance of a poetry Poetry "pertains," is "re- After College?" Admission is because of the incredible sensi- as Milton Freidman." and "ful- reading lies in two areas: the levant," to everything we do. It free. tivity of the administration." filling my great desire to be a importance of the voice of the tells a lot about the way we move The Bates Theater Department Here we have a man who sees blind functionary." (Shades of poet and the importance of the and the way we think. We look for is presenting Anton Chekhov's through the veneer of apathy and Franz Kafka?). His favorite poetry he reads. If you missed the it when we study Chemistry play The Three Sisters Thursday tyranny and perceives that under- diseases run to the "more serious reading by Michael Harper you because we look for the deepest the 16th through Sunday the 19th, neath, buried deep within the and incurable types, like Black missed his voice and his poetry, and most simple levels of matter at 8 p.m. in Schaeffer Theatre in psyche of a Lewiston education Plague." He declares with great neither of which I have the ability and the infinite patterns of mole- Pettigrew Hall. Admission is lurks a tidy bowl. finality that "1 would rather listen or the space to recreate. In a way, cular variation around us. We S2.50 for the general public and Mark is the Music Director of to Tom Snyder than talk to 80 I don't think I would want to do so look for it in the leaf or the cell SI.25 for Bates students. WRJR, and can be heard from 3-6 percent of the avocados on this even if I could. I would not want when we study Biology. We may The Music Fest starts tonight in the afternoon on Sundays when campus. you to have any incentive what- call poetry different names to also with the Spring Choir Con- he bombards the airwaves with His literary tastes run to T.S. soever to miss another poetry reconcile it with our prejudices, cert at 8 p.m. in the Chapei. jazz and classical music. Declar- Eliot and Joseph Conrad (a reading and read the review but we all (and who will say we Admission is free. Tomorrow, ing himself a "musical schizoid," combination that is sure to strike afterward to give yourself the are not?) are trying to find simple Saturday the 18th, several Bates Mark acknowledges that some of some as similar to Budweiser and idea that you are an active meaning in the world which is as musical organizations will per- his favorites include John caviar) and declares himself an thinker. You know as well as I do much inside us as outside of us. form a program of music in the Clemmer. Chick Corea, and Al Continued on Page 15 that a person is better than I am not trying to sound Alumni Gym, starting at 7:45 anything which can be written patronizing or "preachy". I re- p.m. Admission is 52.50 for about him, so it is our failure present what I criticise in others. I adults, SI .25 for students, and 75 when we give up the opportunity am lazy and often unwilling to cents for children under 12. The to hear and see a person in move myself in the direction of musical weekend ends on Sunday exchange for second-hand infor- my betterment. What we must dc night with a Merrimanders, the mation about him. is see this laziness for what it is campus women's vocal group, It seems strange to me that the and get rid of it as best we can. concert. It will be held at 6:30 poetry reading was so sparsely What is this laziness? At Bates p.m. in Chase Hall Lounge and attended when we are supposed and in myself 1 see this laziness admission is free. to be one of the better groups of caused to a large degree by our The exhibition of Maine Art of students in the country. Perhaps society which stresses nothing the Kennebec Region continues Bobcats male and female are but nothing. It does not stress in Treat Gallery of Pettigrew Hall preponderantly interested in QPR individuality or even improve- through March 26. The Gallery's 4 (hum instead of QDS (Quality Develop- ment on any plane, except hours are: Monday-Friday 1-4:30 ment of the Self). How can you be possibly a greater improvement p.m. and 7-8 p.m.; Sunday 2-5 sure of the depth of your under- in the ability to consume. p.m. Admission is free. We are not inviolable, as our class omniscience? I wonder how Finally, coming up in the more many missed the readings of cynicism illustrates. We give up distant future are two cultural Yeats and Levertov and Bly our feeling of being taken by events. On March 22 there will be because they smugly thought everyone in exchange for taking a Concert - Lecture Series with m there was nothing which would be ourselves. Unable to trust the the winners of the Portland said that was important? I can say sincerity of others because we Symphony Orchestra competi- truly that Robert Bly changed the lack it in ourselves, we lock tion. It will be held in Chase Hall way I think. For free! ourselves further away from Lounge and there will be no cost. Frost said that "poetry makes understanding while comforting On March 31, there will be held in you remember what you didn't ourselves with the knowledge that Schaeffer Theatre the Spring know you knew". The problem is we are right. Perhaps this has Modern Dance Concert. Admis- that we will not remember what Continued on Page 15 rq.d : . sion will be charged. M;-\ 10 THE BATES STUDENT.March 17,1978 WCBB Listings Saturday, March IK, 1978 2:00-4:30 FEATURE FILM—"Andy Hardy s Blonde Trouble" Andy's cottage days are complicated by a pair of luscious blonde co-eds who happen to lie twins. 1943. 4:30-6:.'» FKATURK FILM—"A Day at the Races" The Marx Brothers go to the races and naturally get into trouble. This 1937 film also stars Allan Jones and Maureen O'Sullivan. 7:00-8:00 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS—"Chet Atkins and Merle Travis" Two of the finest guitarists in the country join forces for performance. 8:00-11 30 BIG BAND MASH—The musical (Treats of the Forties--as they were and as they are today star in this performance special. 11:00-1200 THE END OF CIVILIZATION (AS WK KNOW IT)—True to his Monty Python style. John Cleese spoofs Sherlock Holmes in this zany satire. Sunday, March 19, 1978 12:30-3:30 AM GREAT PERFORM ANCKS-Parts 1,2, and 3, of "Count Dracula" I A mis Jourdan stars in the title role of the sinister vampire kinj:, Count Dracula. This special three-part production was adapted by Gerald Savory Wonderlust from the Bram Stoker classic. 3:305:30 GREAT EXPECTATIONS This David I„ean Wooderiust Encounters that who had picked him up. The white-women slave trade." production of Dickens' classic novel stars Alec Guinness, "Peculiar Institution" Felicity, at first as happy as her Felicity said "is alive and kicking John Mills and Jean Simmons. name implies, listened attentively and omnipresent in all the major 5:306:15 THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVACS Wondcrlust arrived at one con- as Wonderlust raged on about the port cities in Europe." "My own 12:002:00 PM FEATURE FILM "Andy Hardy's Private clusion, after three months of obvious traveling advantages of friend Natalie." she continued, Secretary" Andy gets out of high school in this one and travel in Europe. A woman has it the fairer sex. Then—to his sur- "walked into an ostensibly repu- his secretary is played by a lovely newcomer with a made, hands down. You never prise. Felicity forcefully said "1 table import-export shop in delightful voice named Kathryn Grayson. Also starring sec a woman stranded on a don't agree with you." "Do you Marseilles, to wake up bound and Mickey Rooney, Lewis Stone. 1940. highway hitchhiking, or paying think it is enjoyable to be touched gagged with ten other white 2:00-4:30 THE BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY Fred Astaire for her own meals and drinks in and pawed and followed by Italian females down in the basement." and Ginger Rogers in this last movie together perform the cafe's and clubhouses. Yes. men." "Do you think women "These damsels in distress had hit "You Can't Take That Away from Me." 1949. Europe is definitely a paradise for enjoy the Arabs, who treat us like apparently been drugged, drag- the clever, good-looking female. inferiors, believing every women Monday, March 20, 1978 ged downstaris. bound and Wonderlust's thoughts drifted is his property, to be used and gagged—and were awaiting a 8:30-9:00 TURNABOUT "Family Affair" A look at some back to his present situation, alternatives to the traditional nuclear family. abused as his whims desire." ship to transport them to some waiting for over four hours for a "Why. I've many times felt." she 9:00-1030 MEETING OF MINDS Steve Allen meets with Arab country, where they would lift. He was on the verge of shouted, "after the lecherous abolitionist Frederick Douglass, the last Empress of live out their days in toil." trading his masculinity for a gazes of old men in Amsterdam, China, eighteenth century writer Cesare Beccaria and "Thank-God some British gentle- bikini bathingsuit. the Marquis de Sade. that I should cut my hair, and go man lost his wife in that shop, and Fate, that old, occasionally about incognito as an cxccntric 10:00-10:30 THE ORIGINALS: WRITERS IN AMERICA demanded the police search it. benevolent intangible, once again "Janet Planner" male professor." "And further- otherwise those women would provided for Wondcrlust. as a more—we women have to be have been gone forever." beaten up Ford van pulled over. Tuesday, March 21, 1978 constantly wary of the white- Wonderlust just sat there, in- After introductions and some women slave trade." 8:00-930 JAMES MICHENER'S WORLD "Spain: The Land credulous, and decided he would small-talk, Wondcrlust proceeded and the Legend" With the combined talents of expert The white-women slave swap the minor advantages of to divulge his earlier thoughts to trade," Wonderlust repeated traveler and accomplished storyteller, Michener traces femininity for his freedom any this very pretty Australian girl dubiously. "You must explain. the unique history of Spain. From the mountains and day. forests to the fabled cities of Toledo, Granada, Cordoba, his newest visual essay attempts to capture the essence, richness, color of a wild, strange and contradictory land. Alternate Careers & Lifestyles 930-11:00 TERRORISM: A WORLD AT BAY A live, international satellite broadcast on terrorism from A colloquium on "Alternate funded by the Goldston Award, Mary S. Spence. associate dean at several key nations, with assessments by government Careers and Lifestyles" will be named for the late Eli Goldsion. Bates and the conference coordi- leaders, psychologists, political scientists, and held at Bates College Mar. 17-18. prominent Boston civic leader. nator. journalists-interspersed with film footage and Featured among the 28 guests "The purpose of the collo- Area workshop leaders include interviews about the increasing worldwide concern over are James Levine. author of quium is to help people, parti- Bill Scretta. president of the hijackings, bombings, and other terrorist activity. "Who Shall Raise the Children." cularly college undergraduates, Center for Human Ecology Stu- 11:00-11:30 CAPTIONED ABC NEWS and Dr. Mary Rowe. economist become more aware of how the dies. Freeport; Sandy Maisel, and special assistant to the presi- issues of career choice and life- candidate for Democratic nomina- Wednesday, March 22, 1978 dent and chancellor at the styles interrelate." explained Continued on page 14 8:00-930 NOVA "The Mind Machines" Some scientists say it Massachusetts Institute of Tech- "you don't live in a cultural wasteland' won't be long before computers can think better than nology. their creators. Then who-or what will take over? Dr. Rowe will deliver the 9:00-10:30 GREAT PERFORMANCES Herbert von Karajan keynote address at 7 p.m. Friday. conducts the La Scala Orchestra in a performance of Mar. 17. which will be followed Verdi's "Requiem." Soloists are Leontyne Price, Fiorenza by a reception. Levine will speak Cossotto, Luciano Pavarotti, Nicholai Ghiaurov and at 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Mar. 18. Henry Georges Clouzot. following day-long workshops. All 10:30-1130 SHEPHERD'S PIE events will be held at Chase hall 1130-11:30 THE DICK CAVETT SHOW and the public is invited without Thursday, March 23, 1978 charge. 8:30-930 LIFE AROUND US "Water Old Problems, New Workshop leaders include the Approaches" A look at the water shortage and pollution Rev. Elizabeth Ann Habecker. problems around the world and what scientists are doing who recently became the first to combat them, from Oklahoma to a fishing village in woman priest in the Episcopal Mexico, to the Ruhr. Diocese of Maine. She and her 930-1030 WORLD "Sport and Revolution" A documentary husband, the Rev. John Christian on Cuba's phenomenal national sports program modeled Habecker. began their joint on those of East Germany and the U.S.S.R. ministry at St. Ana's Episcopal 10:00-10:30 MONTY PYTHONS FLYING CIRCUS Churcch in South Windham in 10:30-1130 BATTLE LINE "Breakout From Normandy" December. General George Patton organizes the "Red Ball Express" Topics will include "Being to provide supplies for his troupe. This hastily organized Single and Having a Career." convoy of trucks becomes one of the most staggeringly "Living Together - How Do You successful operations of the war. Decide," "Two Career Families - 3 Success and Compromises." and Friday, March 14, 1978 "Liveral Arts and Non-Tradi- CELLAR 7:30-830 MAINEWKKK tional Careers." 830-8:30 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW The conference is presented by DOOR 8:30-930 WALL STREET WEEK Womens Awareness, the psy- Free movies Sun - Tues evening* 9 30-1030 TWO RONNIES chology department, and the Wed. Night: beet rock & bluet in town 1030-1130 THE DAVID SUSSKIND SHOW office of career counseling. It is Jus I across the bridge in Auburn li/D

THE BATES STUDENT.March 17,1978 11 Casino Reviewed have I seen such a good non-prof- 12:40 with their guitar and vocals. by Carlo w fesional rendition of such a diffi- Special honors should go to Sue cult song. It was truly excellant. who, as a senior, will be much Saturday, March 11 at Chase "Acadia" including Mark missed in next years' program. Hall, Las Vegas made it's annual Weaver and Steve Hill was up The gambling this year includ- trek into Bates College. This next. Their performance was ed such favorites as Blackjack, years Casino was once again marred by technical problems, Faro, Craps, Poker, and Baccarat. among the best events in the (feedback and volume) and they The rulss, as last year, were social calendar. Although hope- were also in a bad time slot. At again questionable, such as the lessly over-crowded at the tables mid-night, most people were 5-card-c'iarlie ruling but there and at the night club, a good time interested in getting to the tables was not that much protest. The was had by all. and losing their money. The band greates'. flaw was perhaps the The night club acts started with drifted through its songs, almost rule about chip cashing in. Many Ed O'Niel with Sue Pcillet and unnoticed by the audiance till the people saved their chips believing later also with Marie Coty. The last song "Halo", where they that they could cash in later, folk-rock group of Al Newstadthl, finally hit home. Dave Ellenbogen but discovered that they could Charlie Briggs, Doug Schmitt. and Paul Chrenken were up next. not. Overall, it was well run and and Dave Schlukerlier also made Their Porter—Gerswhin medleys well worth attending. an appearance. The next act was were excellant and fit in well with Although unconfirmed, sources Bob whytork who did an Elton the almost totally ignored 20's in the Chase Hall Committee John medley on the piano. Sue theme of the evening. Mike stated that the evening's gross Peillet again returned with Jim Adams was up next with some Taj was $800. Deducting the $600 for Eligator for some guitar backed Mahal songs, a Flemish folk licences and expenses,* a 200 vocal. Sue's voice was, as always, song, and a duet with Sue Peillet. dollar profit was realized. This excellant. The next group includ- Although his voice did not much will go to help defray the cost of Gamblers at Casino ed Jim Eligator, Jay Bright and resemble Taj Mahal, his songs the Dickey Berts concert and Ed Spartkowski. The rock group had the appropriate gruffness. other Chase Hall activities. Goldston Revision was, overall, good, although they His duet with Sue was excellant. Casino once again has proven area. 1 don't like to think that our faultered slightly on Billy Joel's Next up were the Wilson House to be a great crowd-pleaser and a The Assistant Dean of the own students are responsible for "I Love Just The Way You Are". girls who did well for the hastily perfect proving ground for new College and Coordinator of Stu- this damage. Certainly some of They were tight on Santana's arrainged songs. Sue Peillet and talent within the Bates commun- dent Activities has announced a this damage is due to outsiders in "Black Magic Woman"—never Lee Trask ended the program at ity. new policy regarding the use of the building." the pool equipment in Chase Hall. The second reason for the Dean Fitzgerald said that "in change deals with the issue of light of the excessive damage that outsiders in the building. "This has occured to the equipment and has been a consistant problem in to the room itself in the past Chase Hall. Our policy is that several weeks we thought it non-Bates students may use col- necessary to alter the present lege facilities as guests of stu- policy. Consequently, all pool dents or other college personnel equipment will now be kept in the such as the little brother, little Concierge and may be used upon sister program. However, we find presentation of a Bates College ID non-students loitering in Chase card." Hall consistantly. I feel that by The reason for this alteration of limiting access to equipment policy. Dean Fitzgerald commen- solely to Bates students, we will ted, is two-fold. First, this action reduce presence of non-stu- is in response to the "excessive dents." breakage" noticed in the past Damage in Chase Hall this year several weeks. "Mr. Emmons has been on the upswing most informed me that, in a three day frequently occuring in the bath- period, twenty-six cues were rooms and the pool areas. The broken in the Chase Hall pool Dean asked the cooperation of all New Pool Policy proposals in the fall, those At the fall meeting of the proposals presented to the Goldston Committee new committee in the spring will procedures for the submission benefit from the opportunity to and review of proposals were revise the proposal and provide developed. Throughout the additional information in course of its deliberations the response to committee recom- Mark Weaver committee felt the need for more mendations. Further, the and information with regard to the committee will look favorably Steve Hill proposals. Consequently, the on the advance planning which Admissions Perform committee voted to initiate a call a spring submission indicates. The "Student" recently spoke the Fall semester plus about for proposals as well as a The deadline for submitting with Dean Ralph Davis, Dean of thirty transfer students. This preliminary review in the spring proposals for spring review will Admissions about the trends in number is relatively unchanged for the following academic year. be March 24th. Proposals should application to college. The result from last year. Seventy-five of While this new procedure will be left in the CSA office. of this conversation was a these incoming freshmen were not preclude the submission of Continued on Page 14 pleasant surprice. While applica- accepted early decision to Bates, tion to many small New England a number of which is also an private colleges is going down, increase over last year's fifty-five. Bates experienced a record high It seems that there is an SAVE 40K0£ OFF application level this year with 5 increased interest in Bates percent more applications than College as opposed to other New L.L.V IJ\ last year's record high. England colleges in the last few VuiL. There will be approximately years. Presently, approximately four hundred twenty accepted for one in every eight is accepted by Bates for admission.

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12 THE BATES STUDENT.March 17,1978 SPORTS

Skiers Go To Nationals was elected to the All-American Webber. Webber turned in a 36th Bates has much reason to be Women's Team. place finish for Bates. proud of its ski-tcam4In their In the men's National College In recognition of the outstand- recent performance in national Athletics Association Champion- ing performance of the Bates competition for the women's ships, three Bates skiers qualified College Ski Team in national team, Nancy Ingcrsoll qualified for participation in the competi- competition . the Student would for the Association of Intcrnation tion. Zane Rodriguez qualified in like to designate the four skiers Athletics for Women National three events; these were the above as Atnlctes of the Week. Championships in cross-country slalom, giant slalom and jumping Not only are the individual re- skiing. The competition was held events, in the slalom. Rodriguez cords of these skiers impressive, at Angel's Fire, New Mexico. The took 26th. As well. Rodriguez but their boost to the ski-team has host university was the University finished 19th in jumping. John been immeasurable. In the tradi- ^ s of New Mexico. Skiing with other Fitz qualified for competition in tion of giving credit where credit colfcge students of national the slalom. Fitz took 18th in the is due. the Student awards honors calibre. Nancy turned in an event earning five points for to Nancy Ingcrsoll. Zane impressive fourth place. On the Bates. In the cross-country event. Rodriguez. John Fitz. and Todd # V . basis of this excellent finish, she Bates' representative was Todd Webber.

junior Robin King. of freshman guard Sue Doliner, $1.00 for students, are available Husscm. currently 7-3, has to who is second in scoring with an either in advance at the Bates Exciting Basketball its credit a pair of wins over 11.4 average. College Athletic Department, or defending Maine "B" division Tickets for the tournament, at the door on the day of the If performances during the The ('animals, 23-3 on the champion Colby and a single priced at $2.00 for adults and games. 1977-78 season are ' any season, finished third in the victory over Bates. The indication, exciting women's New York AIAW Division II Braves' leading point-getter is basketball action will be the rule state tournament in 1978. sophomore forward Kris this weekend when Bates Towson, State, the second Hughes (15.7 ppg), while Betsy Athlete of the Week ??? College hosts the EAIAW ^0^^^^^^^^^^^^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^0^^t0l^^0^0t0^0^^^t0^^ seed, was third in the 1978 Margeson leads in rebounding Dear Sirs: Region I-A Invitational jumper over the outstretched Maryland AIAW tournament with a 12.3 average. We of the intramural sports Tournament at Alumni hand of his opponent. and 13-7 overall. The Tigers are Rutgers-Newark, the cham- world here at Bates College Gymnasium. Stunned, the crowd sat led by junior forward Stephanie pion of New Jersey's AIAW would like to nominate a Six top small college teams silently for a moment and then Roche, who has averaged 12.6 Division III, will bring a 9-1 member of our own for that swarmed the court to tell us the will compete for top honors in points and 14.1 rebounds per record into the tournament. The coveted award, "Athlete of the the tournament, which will gym was closing. Attempts to contest this season. Also scoring Scarlet Raiders' top performer is Week." There is one among us retire Dave's shirt were begin Sunday morning (March in double figures are Donna freshman Karen Kdwards, who who has shown above all the frustrated by the fact that he 19) and end with the champion- Wagner (11.8 ppg) and Barb is averaging 15.7 points and 9.4 rest; heisMilliken House's Dave played for the "skin" team. The ship game Monday (March 20) Kropfelder (11.1 ppg). rebounds per contest. Freedman. A few weeks ago. treasured ball was not placed in at 8 p.m. Elizabethtown, 15-6 overall Bates, 7-10 going into Dave put on a basketball the trophy case in which it Top seed iirthe tournament is and 7-1 in the Pennsylvania- Tuesday's (March 14)gamewith performance that remains belonged because Dave's I.I), St. John Fisher College, which is Maryland Conference, is led by Bowdoin, is led in both scoring unmatched in Alumni Gym- was more valuable to him. No led by junior forward Sue record-setting freshman Geri (11.5) and rebounding (18.0) by nasium. Although it was rememberance of these few, Mulroney (18 points per game) Bradley, who scored nearly 600 junior center Cathy Favreau. apparent that Dave was up for fleeting moments of glory now and sophomore center Stacey points this season. The Blue The Bobcats Will also rely this game, there was little exists. To insure that they go Brodzik (15 rebounds per game). Jays' leading rebounder is heavily on the outside shooting indication of the great things to unforgotton we are petitioning come. Along with playing a that Dave be awarded the great floor game. Dave pumped lleisman Trophy of the Bates Collegiate Ski Weekend in six points. In the final College sporting world—"The momenta, he drove past Milliken Athlete of the Week." Sugarloaf/USA is hosting the concert by the Boston-based Second place prizes are 10 speed House greats Jeff Ashment and Sportingly yours, 1978 Collegiate Ski Challenge as group the "Sorcerors", and a Peugeot bikes, with other special Sam Peluso and threw in a soft The Men of Milliken part of their first annual frisbec contest on the Bunny prizes for the college team 'WWWWWWWVWWVWWNA^^ Collegiate Spring Weekend. April Slope in front of SugarloaFs divisions. 8th and 9th. The Ski Challenge is baselodge. This will be followed Sunday afternoon its the SugarloaFs Mountainside con- THE OLD MAN IS SMILING a dual format NASTAR race. by an outdoor barbecue. Collegiate Ski Challenge to dominiums, two-day lift tickets, by Carol Frey Teams from any colleges are Saturday evening, the "Sor- determine the best skiing campus the outdoor concert and an even- welcome to enter the field. cerors" will return for an evening in the East. A sophisticated ing of dancing, and the entry fees There's good news for the "Old The Ski Challenge is only one of of dancing in the baselodge at NASTAR handicap system will be for all activities, except the Man of the Mountain"—tourists the activities planned for this Maxwell's. Sunday morning used to handicap racers to give all outdoor barbecue, for $45 per visiting * Hampshire—and fun-filled weekend. On Saturday, Peugeot will sponsor a Pole. skiers an even chance to help student. highway builders—and environ- the finals of the Great Ski New Preambulate. Peddle and Paddle their team. It is hoped that For more information write: mentalists! A revolutionary com- England Pro Classic will be held. race. This event is made up of fraternities, sororities, dorms and Sugarlaf/USA promise will result in the comple- Top Eastern pros will be com- four continuous parts; a ski race, various campus groups will form Collegiate Spring Weekend tion of a major traffic route pleting the second and final day a foot race, a bike race and a teams. Registration will by the Carrabassctt Valley. Maine 04947 through Franconia Notch State of competition for a 1978 diesel- canoe race. First place prizes for campus. Most campuses will have stu- Park without severe damage to powered Peugeot. From 4 to 6 both the individual men's and To enhance this weekend, dent representatives to help the park itself, a controversial p.m., there will be an outdoor women's division are mopeds. Sugarloaf is offering two nights in organize trips. subject for the past 20 years. A, 7

THE BATES STUDENT.March 17,1978 13 1977-78 C.B.B. BASKETBALL ALL-STARS Fencing Club SKASON TOTALS CBB TOTALS by Eric Lleh Kline bouts. from them, and decide when Neither Blackford nor Eddy has there is a touch either on or off I'l.AYKH ITS. AV(;. MSB. AVO. ITS. AVG. RKB. AV«i. On Saturday. March 11. there ever fenced competitively before. target, signifying this by raising was an AFLA (Amateur Fencers In Saturday's fencing, there their hands, thus telling the Gregg Fasulo 80 20.0 36 9.0 469 24.7 170 9.0 League of America ) novice four- were twelve men competing in director to halt the action. They Bowdoin College - F weapon fencing meet held in foil, so the first round was broken then vote on the validity of the Tom Goodwin 68 17.0 33 8.3 330 17.4 178 9.4 Rand Gym. Competing from into two groups of six fencers, touch. Bates College - C Bates were five men--Tim each fencer fencing five bouts in In Epee competition, there Sullivan (78), David Chamberlin the first round. The three most were fojr contestants. Those 16.3 548 22.8 345 14.4 Paul Harvey 87 21.8 65 (physics department). Eric Kline successful fencers from each Bates fencers who chose to com- Colby College - F (80). John Macauley (79), and group were moved up to the pete in the event were Tim Mike McGee 74 18.5 41 10.3 547 22.8 183 7.6 Tom Blackford (81) and one finals. There were four women Sullivan and David Chamberlin. Colby College - F/G woman-Meredith Eddy (81). fencing, and so the one group was In a Add of four fencers, both Kline. Chamberlin. and 328 17.3 78 4.1 its own finals. Bates ies met in a fence-off that KarlRuffin 81 20.3 15 3.8 Blackford were all eliminated in In foil, a bout is won by the er.aed with Sullivan taking first- Bates College - F/G the first round of foil fencing. person who first scores five hits place and Chamberlin second. Sullivan and Macauley both ad- (touches), or who is winning at Although the meet was billed as Colby College and Bates Connecticut resident also vanced to the finals. In the men's the end of six minutes. If. at the four-weapon, there were no College each placed two players compiled a string of twenty-nine foil finals, Sullivan was outstand- end of six minutes there is no sabrcfencers. and that event was on the annual C.B.B. (Colby- consecutive free throws during ing, competing in a fence-off winner, then the fencing con- cancelled. Bates-Bowdoin) Conference All- the recently-completed season. between the tied first-place hold- tinues until there is a point Unfortunately, the prospects Star Basketball Team, it was Kuffin, who finished only two ers. Losing the fence-off, he still scored. The scorer would win. for the Bates College Fencing announced today. points behind Goodwin with a maintained an impressive second- Each bout requires four judges, Club's continued existance, in Conference champion Colby point total of 328 and a 17.3 place finish in a field of twelve two to a fencer; and a director. spite of this excellent showing on placed forward Paul Harvey and average, is a New York City men. Macauley captured fifth- The director starts and stops the the part of its members and the guard-forward Mike McGee on resident. Among the highlights place. action; gives warnings for infrac- obvious interest in the sport/art the squad, while Bates choices of the season for the senior In the women's foil, there was a tions; awards points for repeated are not excellent. In the face of were center Tom Goodwin and guard-forward was a last-second remarkable three-way tie for first- warnings; outlines the order of about one-third of its foil-blades guard-forward Earl Ruffin. basket which gave the Bobcats a place. The participants in this tie action leading up to a halt in the breaking due to age and a Bowdoin's representative on the win over Bowdoin. were women from Colby and bout; and in the event of indeci- generally inferior selection of team was record-setting forward Fasulo. who passed Bo UMO and our own Meredith sion on the part of the judges equipment not in qulaity. but Gregg Fasulo. McFarland as the Polar Bears' Eddy. In Eddy's first excursion involved in watching the attack, actually in selection itself, the Harvey, a senior from all-time leading scorer this into official fencing competition casts the deciding vote. The newly-formed club has been re- Portsmouth, New Hampshire, season, scored 469 points for a she won the fence-off in straight judges watch the fencer across fused funds by the RA. finished the 1977-78 season with 24.7 average in his senior year. a total of 548 points, an average The Nashua. New Hampshire of 22.8 points per game. He also resident also brought down 170 led the Mules in rebounding rebounds for a 9.0 average. with 345 for a 14.4 average. Of the five players on this Lacrosse Clinic McGee, the only underclass- year's C.B.B. squad, three man on the C.B.B. team, was were named to the All-New "The continuing growth of wo- Bates College will sponsor a women's team, will follow at noon only one point behind Harvey Kngland team of the National men's lacrosse in Maine on both clinic for persons interested in in the Clifton Daggett Gray Cage. with a total of 517 points in his Association of Basketball the high school and college levels women's lacrosse officiating this The clinic is scheduled to end at 2 freshman season. A native of Coaches as well. Fasulo and has resulted in a need for more Saturday (March 18) in Alumni p.m. Fairfielcl. Maine, McGee also Harvey were first-team picks, officials. We hope that anyone Gymnasium. Patricia Smith, coach of the brought down 183 rebounds for while Goodwin was named to who has considered the possi- The clinic, which is open to Bates team and clinic coordinator, 17.6 average. the second team. both men and women, will begin notes that the session is open to bility of officiating will take Goodwin, Bates" ninth 1000- Colby won the 1977-78 C.B.B. advantage of the clinic, and that at 9:30 a.m. with a seminar on all interested parties, "both ex- point scorer, finished his senior title, finishing with a 3-1 record veteran officials will take the rules interpretation. A practice perienced officials and new- season withal7.4 scoring in Conference play. Bates was opportunity to get ready for the 1 session, featuring a scrimmage comers who would like to become average and a 9.4 rebounding second at 2-2, and Bowdoin thin between members of the Bates officials." Coach Smith adds that coming season. average. The South Windsor, at 1-3.

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FRIENDS DON'T LET FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK. #} 14 THE BATES STUDENT.March 17,1978 out that we consider a deer or ;i BRHAK!" rabbit to be alive, but a rock or 3. Requirements and grading stick is a thing. In opposition, an Tuition elsewhere innocent girl is a thing. Pass/fail grading is a matter on There were several questions administration, which determines which Bates has been conserva- asked of him. including one each policy, fails to give those tive. The principal intent of from Professors Hepburn and employees who make the policy liberal options elsewhere has Deiman of the Kates English function a pat on the back? How been to encourage curricular ex- Department. In answering one can a quality rapport between the ploration without the potential question (from neither of the administration and the staff be threat of a low grade. But a above two), he pointed out that achieved, an clement very basic principal effect of pass/fail else- "Deconstructionism," which to institutional growth, with poor where has been to permit diver- appears to be a form of practical rcccptivcncss to employee con- sion of efforts from the ungraded study—using the methods that cerns? academic work to the graded apply best to the text to analize it As a student I am not pleased academic work or any other may be used interdisciplinarily with the fee increase for next activities. The idealistic intent to "four or five other" subjects. year. I am. however, dissolution has been largely frustrated by the In answer to Hepburn's question cd and dismayed with the manner realistic effect. It may be more about Wordsworth's poetry, he in which the Trustees' Budget likely that other colleges will said, in one or two sentences Committee is attempting to "hold tighten pass/fail option's than that that Wordsworth's great the line." Wc all make due with Bates will loosen significantly in fascination is that his poems increased costs, the College in- the regular semesters. But given treat the same point, differing cluded, because wc have to. But. a sporting offer and the right not just in words, but more by when in the process of establish- odds. 1 might wager that the next being permutations of the same ing a means to run the College in decade at Bates would see better idea. In replying to Deiman's lieu of increased costs, the use of such liberalized grading questioning, he said that he felt College places the perpetuity of here than elsewhere. And it is that the Literary Study could the institution above the welfare worth remarking that the Faculty and should be taught equally to and performance of the has just reaffirmed the present graduate and undergraduate individuals which make it work, policy by which ST grades arc not students. clearly the College is in the computed in the QPR. The course His presentation was warmly wrong. President Reynolds' of these discussions showed at received by his large audience. memo and the policy of the least two things. First, that The program was well attended Budget Committee serve as a uncomputed units are not more by both studenis and faculty. further step advancing the broadly or adventurcsomely c ■ 1 L 1 ■ I Phi Beta Kappa * "■ elected than computed courses. n ■ T to [■ T i l'«f« N r erosion of my confidence in, and G Second, that many professors and i o 1. LIOIT uncertain. It is almost impossible influence: economic, physical, i Chairman of the English n o L I ■ ■ WA L- • T Letter not to select and to distort in emotional, conscious (cogito), T I Department at Yale University ■ «T selection. Let us start with the spoke in Chase lounge as a Phi or something else. courses every ST for the normal Faculty and Mr. Springarn and Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar. As he began the second half, Pool requirement of 36 courses for Amherst. Does Amherst really Beginning at 8:00, in an hour- that in which Wordsworth's students in controlling damage. graduation. ST was eight weeks require only 31 courses? Not long speech entitled "Recent poem figured, he created a "Chase Hall is a beautiful facility, long with courses meeting five exactly. They require 32. four for Developments in Literary distraction of his own. He though it is difficult to secure. times a week-see you in July. each of eight semesters, but they Study" which was followed by a pointed out that he cannot Hence, we need the assistance of The promotion is gone, so are allow freshmen only one late drop half-hour question -and answer pronounce "thing" as it is all students in order to eliminate 5-course semesters for most stu- only or freshmen-sophomores period, he put forth the theories spelled, but rather as "thang," a this unnecessary damage. I think dents most semesters, and so are only one failure only. If they allow of his school of literary study: pronunciation that a dialec- it's a relatively simple matter. We 2-course ST's for everyone. But two courses pass/fail, how long "Deconstruct ion ism." tician who could place are asking students to notify the three-year option survived in will the experiment continue? His discussion was in two someone's place of origin Concierge, which is now open the shadows, while the 30-3 grew How many professors are willing parts, the first discussion "anywhere in Baltimore" twenty-four hours each day, of in the light. What was intended to grant the special approval theory, and the second [Shaw's Pygmalion?!) told him any problem or damage and our as a scheme of overloads blos- necessary even now? When must demonstrating his style of he came from the hills of security staff will react very somed in the spring into a scheme students withdraw from all the criticism on William Virginia, where in fact Professor quickly." of underloads. Flat hi. rest before failure is automatic? Wordsworth's poem "A Slumber Miller's father came from. "It is my hope that this new Mr. Springarn is right, ideally, How long are their semesters? Did My Spirit Seal." "A slumber did my spirit policy will significantly reduce that STlI's and courses should not How heavy their courses? How He started by saying that in seal; damage while not inconven- be compared mechanically. But many their guts? How selective literary criticism there are no I had no human fears: iencing our students to any large the present 32-2 or 30-3 seems to their admissions? And so on. The texts, only relationships She seemed a thing that degree." Dean Fitzgerald noted imply just such a comparison. information relevant to a parti- between texts. In other words, could not feel that the policy took effect when And it is not right, practically, cular issue must be selected, and literary study is a "genetic The touch of earthly the college resumed classes after that some judgment cannot be selection distorts. A simple and combination" of other literary years. Winter Break, on February 27. made on the relative quality of summary list was distributed to study. A worry of his and of nomotion has she now, no most courses and many units. The the Bates Faculty, not a "paper" qther critics is that even though force; movement to 32-2 without the in which the omission of pass/fail English Criticism is apparantly She neither hears nor Lifestyles option of 30-3 was begun in the might seem an intended distor- thoroughly ensconced in today's sees, course of efforts to improve units tion. schooling, there seems to be a Rolled round in earth's tion for Congress, and Mary Lou, as qualitatively different aca- Caadide is still a very good trend toward the substitution of diurnal course, his wife, director of Project demic experiences. The first travel guide, very good on youth, Rhetoric and Composition for With rocks, and stones, Beacon, both of Waterville; Rep. argument was that 30-3 encour- very good on professors. Things Criticism as an important ne nf Ihe first 1IUJI|>N WHICH'. I'tiffins Hut there's of the flash flood arc suing the !, ,:ni i..(k,i-. 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