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10-31-1974
Courier Vol. 60 No. 7
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MEMORANDUM TO ALL ORGANIZATION 'I'REAlllJKERs: ouner The _cbed ill lbe 1Jl74-1fl5 Slndeat OrpDjgtl_ Bndget breakdown. 'ibis year tbere wu $34,.... III aDeeate lIJId over Connecticut College Volume 60, Number 7, 31 October 1974 .,000 worth of requests. Eacb group badget .... canfnIIy reed and analyzed and the FiDanclal SnlH:ommlttee bas made the attacbed recommendatl ..... All groups are invited III send lbeIr _arer III review and copy tbeir badge! allocation lIoe by IIoe on WedDelday, Octeber Swanson pushes for five year plan 30, 1Jl74 from 8:00 p.m. III 9:00 p.m. 10 lbe stndmt Govenament Room. Any dnb w1sbiDg III appeal must make lIn'8II&OIIleDts , by Nlclde Wood with Rick AIIe~by 5:30 P.DL MOIIday,November 4, 11'14. College Address .. by SW88S0nand Ames On September 18. 1974. Jcipates changes which would CoancU will pian to vote on the Slndenl Organlzationl Bndlet 1m Dean Swanson and President Tbursd~y, No.'ember 7, 197f. President Oakes Ames and Dean involve more exciting classroom /: of Faculty. Wayne Swanson, met Ames slated in an address to situations and more student with department chairmen for an department chairmen, preceding participation in class design and Financial Sub-Commluee of annual assemblage. Among other the questionnaire, that depart- the conducting of classes. College Connell ment changes must be made in Slodentloputsougbt topics, department planning was S11JDENT ORGANIZATIONS 1Jl74-l975 discussed, and a questiormaire accord with the limited budget of Dean Swanson said that all the college. Thus, "utilizing chairmen were generally formulated by President Ames 9-1-7f and Dean Swanson was cir- existing talents and resources cooperative. Department ad- 74-75 74-75 culated concerning program more effectively, It is their visory councils have been en- OrganIzation Balance Requested lInggested reviews and' curriculum lI"imary objective. couraged to interact concerning 1I"0jections for the nexl five Apparently some students and the possibilities of in- AdmInIstration of Fnnd ,... , 1,000.00 1,000.00 years. Responses have been faculty members have thought terdisciplinary planning. Black stndent Union (BSUj 1.48%.34 9,1%8.00 415.00 requested for mid-Felruary or that Connecticut College does not Desiring "as much student input Anthropology Club 254.80 1,f75.00 170.00 early March, 1975. Meanwhile 1I"0vide enough pre·professional as possible," Dean Swanson is Asian C1nb 39.13 1,710." 310.00 department chairmen will be experience for students seeking welcoming and encouraging He" Book 224.00 1,.... 1,000.88 deliberating changes with in- employment alter college. Dean students to contribute their ideas Cl!reenProgram ... 158." 150.00 leresled members of the ad- Swanson defended a liberal arts and to use the student-faculty Chorns ... 1,.... 00 500.00 ministration, faculty and student education, "A liberal arts committee as one vehicle for Class of 19'77 38.80 35... 0 3OO.lIO body. education is career-oriented." He student opinion. CIa .. of 1978 ... %5I.lIO I %%5.00 Dean Swanson expressed a said that a student with a diverse Specific five year plans have Class of 1Jl75 551.85 lOO.lIO 5OO.lIO hope, "tbat by encouraging background is often a more at- not been made but they are in Class of 1Jl71 321.98 511." m.1IO departments to cooperate with tractive job applicant than one preliminary stages of develop- Commnnlty Fund 68•• ...... one another through team within a specialized field. ment. Department chairmen are Conference Fund.speelal Events 2,76%.17 leaching' or in other ways, that Dean Swanson hopes that new now considering questions CJSL lUI 83'7.5f 435.110 the programs of individual methods of teaching, particularly concerning possible innovations Chapel Board 50.00 ...... departments will be Interdepartmentally, will be in the department planning Yves llIU...... attemjted. He also indicated a, 22.... strengthened." Speaking for realms of curriculum, I staff. Economics Club ... 1211." himself and President Ames, he bope fQr expansion of specific leaching and Interdepartmental FIlm ProdllCtlOll Workshop 191.33 2.%51'" 525.00 added. "We think that there is programs such as freshmen relationships. Meanwhile Folk Dance Club 112.61 311.00 30.88 215.00 talent and expertise in our seminars, providing more students, interested in activating Frencb Club .'i.'" 550." faculty' that can be litilized more alternative selections in course changes. should voice their German Cluh 53.63 220.00 7'.00 effectively in an interdisciplinary offerings. He suggested that If opinions. Correspondingly SId Club 394.$9 ...... fashion, hut we do not envisage specific proposals were made to an'yone involved in or concerned cameules • Cbeer Sqasd 59.37 .,1.1111 15IJo00 that this will lead to any various foundations, more grant with alternatives, in present Art Sludent UD/OD 1iZ3.il1 ...... lSII.oo reorganization of academic supports might be elicited. department plans sbould speak Classics CIrcle ... DIU. 3, .... 00 ooP8ftments. " Finally, Dean Swanson an- out now. Kolne ... 4, .... 00 lJterary Magazlue IU3 750.00 100.00 Politics '74 Harkness Chapel Choir ... 580." 250.00 Orcbestra 164098 .... 00 145.80 OUting Clnb 237•• 7110.110 150.110 Eleventh hour rundown PbU080pby Clnb 193.8% 413.110 65.00 Pre-Medlcal Clnb 441.24 ...... Pllychology C1nb 253.11 .... 00 95•• Courant. The Courier regrets that state wide responsibilities, to . 1,550 •• by Bill Looney it cannot give equal lime to encourage SOWldgrowth through Pnndlt • Conrler m.95 7,580.00 Due largely to the, un· alternative candidates of op- industrial development, Sociology Clnb ... 208.110 170.00 lI"ecedented 'resignation of a posing viewpoints, and this research, skill trainiJig -and en· WCNJ AM·FM 980.20 3,071.80 2,840." President and the pardon granted summary cannot claim to be vironmental preservation, and to RnssJan CInb 50.33 •• 110 Z58.1IO to him by his successor, nexl d T i' b bl vigorously enforce public health. 152.84 388." 150.08 Tuesday's election promises to er1m lve or un mpeac a y sabre " Spnr SaJIlng C1nh 111.40 N2.00 252.88 accurate: much like gnats en- sstety and conswner protection 185.110 YICo'eldso~einterelseslinghresults.In snared.in fly paper. politicans measures." Mr. Steele, who Is ScleDce Club 112.33 995.70 nnectICut, as e w ere across remain dedicated to the fine art presently U.S. Congressman SbantI 338.2Z ...... , 4,...... the country, state wide and local of deducing just which way the from New London and environs, SocIal Board 37U4 ..... U.25 . contests seem to hinge on the by political wind blows: views Iista his priorities as "education, SpaJJlsh C1nb .... zao." now familiar litany of post· cbange. positions are altered. mass transportation, economic stndeat Government .... 950 •• .. 1••• Watergate ,themes: integrity in previously enunciated ideas and development, environmental a.JJd DeveloJllllent Wi." 157,43.. government, personal probity concejtualizations are trimmed 'protection and health services." SurvIval 14UI 3&1••••• m.•.. and tJIe diaavowal of "special or denied altogether. What with Concerning higher education in 8yncbroaIzed Swimmers interest" politics. Added to this is all the hyperbole. charges and the state, both candidates pledge Tbeatre One 788.4. 3,1II.5t 1,851•• the sluggish state ofthe economy, counter charges endemic to a to "restore Its quality:" both youg Democrats 2I'1.1t 358.8'1 .. .. which the New 'London Day political campaign,lt is one of the remain sleaclblstly opposed to the Youg RepnbIieaJls ... 185••.. refers to as "an important, in· reasons why we waited so long to imposition rJ. a state income w. 1lSQE 74.57 ..11 deed vital, factor affecting the present it. Organized labor regards both senlee League I8L3I m.• 1,111.. •• outcoming of the upcoming For Governor candidates favorably. ConnPIRG • Reserve 3,211••.. 1,111 •• election." In the opinion of most political Perhaps lbe major issue in the ConnPIRG, .. ..• Uf 075.• The following is a capsule pundits, Ella T. Grasso, I/Ie campaign to date bas been Mrs. Black Tbeatre WorbIIop III.• .. summary of major party can· Democratic candidate and a Grasso's charge that publllc Women's Gronp G.3Z 115.. didates for Governor of Con· Connecticut College Trustee, and utilities have been overcharging " youg SocIalIst AlJlaDce 5Ut -+- tzUI 211••.. necticut, for U.S. senate, for U.S. Robert Steele, the Repub1lcan..,sustomers to the tune of ntneteen Pnerto RicaIl Cn1tDnII Club laG 118.. representative from the candidate, are attractive, miillon dollars in the past three RAM 37.42 ••• Congressional district en· dedicatedpublicserv'ants with an years. She proposes a total Conn. ColI. EvalatIon Book !JUt ...... compassing the New London eye toward the common sensical revamping of the s!ate Public Hockey Team C1nb 1,1'18.• ...... i > area, IBId the major issues of approach. Neither can be con. Utilities Commission, and she their respective campaigns. sidered ideologues: both stress made headlines two weeks ago TOTAl8 • c ~488.53 $iS,7/1.11 '$13,1140•• Although calls ,were made over a their practical experience and when a Common Pleas Judge month's period to some of the familiarity with the .tate's issued a temporary injunction candida,tes, much of the in- prOblems. Mrs. Grasso states requested by her and two coo· formation found here was that her highest priorities will be sumer groups to block rate in- gleaned from the columns of the "to relk-ess the state local ex· ....._,....~,.....:~et~::~:!i~rirt~~~~~..~=~~lIIl.;:c=-....contj.~ued,OJI.p •.4" .. Political data � Summer program changes discussed continued from p.l o::l II. past the summer sessions' crease requests by two of the Democratic Senator Thomas By 8nIee E. CoIJIa an intenession program between' Dodd, and samuel Hellier, a W mid-May and mid.June. During curriculum was based primarily state's largest utilities. Mr. Two important innovations Steele bas attempted to counter Republican State Senator from e this three or four week period, on the needs of students outside relating to the format of the Mrs. Grasso's anti- utilities Mystic. The major issue of the ~ Connecticut College summer credit courses taugbt in an in- the immediate college corn- munity. With the proposed in· campaign by cbarging ber with race concerns Helliers con- ..; pl'08J'8Ql are presentlf being tense fashion would be offered to novations, a college student l'demogoguery": Ilwhat,.. started tention that b~has been placed on :>: discussed concerning tbeir interested students. as a political gambit by Mrs. "big labors enemies list," and In an interview witb tbis would thus no longer have to ~ possible implementation next Grasso to win votes by screammg that Dodd is a tool of "organized reporter, Dean Swanson in- attend other instiMions in order summer. If adopted, tbe at tbe public utilitles bas now labor interests." Specifically, be proposals could conceivabiy dicated that the college "wants to to take the courses desired. Both Dean Swanson and Mrs. Hendel taken an ugly turn for Con- refers to tbe AFL-CIO's allow a student to graduate after become more flexible" regarding designation of tbe race between noted that the atmosphere on necticut's economy." Steele 3~ years of college residence. its summer program. He pointed claims tbat a sweeping himself and Mr. Dodd as one of The first proposed idea would out some advantages that would campus during the summer the 83 congressional contests in montbs is exceptionally out- remeuon in utility rates would permit college undergraduates ensue from the two suggestions, the country it wants democrats to standing, with nearby beacbes lead to unemployment on a large who were taking summer courses including the practical result that win. Hellier also charges that and other facilities also available scale. Mrs. Grasso has a number ci at Conn to count the credits from a person wbo graduated a Dodd bas received over fifteen to all. of built in advantages. In the w tbese courses toward his or ber semester early "could get a jump post.Watergate climate of thousand dollars of labor money residency requirements. Under on the job market" over other Students and faculty members will be consulted concerning the suspicion against old names, old to put bim over tbe top. Dodd ~ tbe present system, in whicb at college students. nature of the summer offerings. faces and old brands of behavior, 'Claims be has received ·only five least 64 course bours must be Cbanglng the Coones Offered o A "large number of courses" will Mrs. Grasso is a woman. Sbe thousand dollars. In regard to the U taken dlring the fall and spring Mrs. Hendel, Director of tbe eventually be available ac- possesses a widespread economy, Dodd has issued a ten semesters on campus, summer Summer and Evening Sessions, reputation for simplicity and point program calling for, amont credits may not be counted emphasized that a "strong ef- cording to Dean Swanson, with Connecticut College professors candor. Steele, on the other band other things, holding tbe federal toward one's final degree. fort II would be made to en- an equally attractive candidate, budget to three hundred billion courage participation in tbe providing the majority of the The other suggestion, presently bas been burt bv his association dollars, selective p rice controls in what Dean Swanson termed program by Connecticut College teaching. A preliminary listing of courses will be available as a Republican with the ad- and tax cuts for lower and middle "the talking stage, II would create students. She noted that in the sometime after Thanksgiving. ministration of Thomas MeSkIll, income groups. Hellier says and specifically by Mrs. Grasso's democratic "prophets of gloom" consistent theme that Meskill has are wrong about tbe chances to been noticeably 1"" in obtaining whip inflation. The state senator reaerat funds (Connecticut also says that electing a veto Summer and winter jobs in Europe currently pays the federal proof Congress of Democrats is goverrunent $1.71 in taxes for the "worst thing" the voter can do; lithe economy is bad enough' arrangements such as room and the trip costs seems to be a every dollar it receives in federal Summer jobs are available in practical way for many students aid). In short, neither candidate as it is." A third candidate, in- Europe for August, September board. Brief orientation periods are to enrich tbeir lives: is too far apart on the issues, and dependent Anthony Discepalo, and October. These are the However, many students have the two bave spent most of the has interjected a rather bizarre busiest resort and hotel months in provided by Student Overseas Services (SOS) for every student. taken part in the orientations time quibbling on specifics. note by chargeing tbat ElD'ope. Jobs, work permits and only because of the educational For U.S. Senator "Christopber Dodd became quite other necessary papers are The orientations, which are very popular, are a combination of a tour experience whicb is set in an Any candidate who has tbe tbe college man about town, issued on 8 first come, first fun introduction to Europe and to atmospbere of fun and ex- temerity to run against political driving around in a shiny new served, non-profit basis to any citement. Stlll others opt for the veteran Abe Ribicoff for his Oldsmobile furnished tbe Dodd interested student. No previous make certain you get off to your job with all the need-to-know famous SOS "Operation Senate seat must be given credit family by one of his fatber's experience is necessary, stan- Backroads" bicycle tours wbich for his drive, initiative, and constituents. While at Providence dard wages are paid, and every information and witb all the questions answered. Students careen through tbe Champagne unflagging spirit of optimism. college, be was permitted to job additlonally provides free country of France to Paris (and, Ribicoff's Republican opponent, charge to his father's Senate room and board. - from allover tbe U.S. give high marks to this system of mixing incidentally, include a new James Brannen, a black airnne phone allowance bundreds of A winter job in Europe European to-speed touring bike). pilot, bas crisscrossed the state in dollars in long distance calls to program is also underway for the business of quickly preparing Interested students may obtain search of support to no real avail; his girlfriends. And tbe Dodd for students interested in working in you for getting the most out of free job application forms and Ribicoff is expected to win hand- Senate Campaign Committee ski resorts in the Swiss, Austrian your trip to Europe with the pleaslD'es of everyday Ew-opean other information by writing to ily. Brannen bas attempted to tle paid Christophers gasoline bills or French Alps. These Jobs are eitherSOS, 22 Ave. de la Liberte, for his fun-trips." Dodd has available from aroWld Christ- life. Ribicoff to the big business in- mastime (depending upon when So far this summer more than a Luxembourg, Europe: or to SOS, terests, stressing that Ribicoffs termed tbe accussation the first snows come) to April. In thousand students have cbosen to Box 5173, Santa Barbara, Calif. campaign slogan should be "scurrilous and under banded all cases applications sbould be pack up and see Europe on tbis 93108. Processing can be changed to "wben money talks, politics;" despite the sin of submitted immediately to allow low-cost, earn-as-you-go basis. hastened by getting and holding 3 Abe listens." He also accuses the baving once exhibited an overly time for processing a job and The expanding experience of passport size photos and a letter Senator of being a "big spender, ostentatious lifestyle, it is ex- making otber necessary working in Europe combined of recommendation from a fiscally Irresponsible," and has pected that Dodd will be sent to with the opportunity to earn back teacher or former employer. charged that the Senator failed to Congress. supply complete information State Constitutional Amend·
/ concerning his personal income ments tax for 1972 and 1973. Ribicoff has The only major amendment to weNI -- It's F.M. been endorsed by every major be put forth for approval by the newspaper in the state, the New by DeImia Moore watt signal slicing over the hills and attributed it to the individual voters is a proposed amendment At 12:01 p.m., 28 October with and dales surrounding New creativity that each uD.J." is London Day for one praising him probibiting discrimination on little fanfare and with great'sighs London. allowed; no playlists of man- . as "a point man - one who account of sex. The amendment rI. relief, a somewhat innocuous PTogramTests datory music or restrictions are always leads the advance." has been endorsed by all major switcb was thrown on the In the eyes of Wasbington, forced upon any staff member. For U.S. Congress 2nd District candidates, including Mr. Dodd seasoned conaole in the main bowever, WCNI is not an official Mr. Siegel pointed out that this The contest for the and Mr. Hellier, and is designed studios rI. WCNI. Upon that reality yet. The broadcasting that fosters a type of programming Congressional seat vacated by to complement an existing signal, an equally unimpressive bas now begun at 91.5 f.m. is tbat. strives for interesting Robert Steele in his decision to amendment in the Constitution switch closed an A.C. power being conducted under per- continuity, that is oriented run for governor remains a which prohibits discrimination circuit somewhere In a remote mission from the Federal towards preserving the integrity rather lopsided race between because of religion, race, color, and dlllty comer of the attic in Communications Commission to of the music. "We wouldn't have Democratic candidate ancestry or national origin. Bill Hall. U one were there they conduct program tests; the of· it any other way," he said. Christopher Dodd, son of tbe late would begin to hear a hum not ficial licensing of the station will WCNI offers listening in Rock unlike the hum rI. a Lionel power not be given until the station bas Folk, Jazz, Classical, Bluegr~ people. Yet Siegel points out that gigantic hanDer of some fifty feet pack and would see a quizzical passed a technical inspection and Blues, as well as a fledgling tbe average listening audience in height and width tbat would be array of cryptically indexed given by an F .C.C. official. At news and public affairs effort. rotates several times a day so suspended some two bundred feet met'\l'll spring to life on a panel no this point in time, however, the Mr. Siegel emphasized that it was that tbe station bas the pote~tial above Palmer Auditorium by ljgger than a common overnight station would appear to be more the emerging policy of the stallon of reacbing many more of that weather balloons; sucb a displ~y suitcase. tban ready for that inspection, so to· be "dedicated to public ser- WCNI GoDe FM potential figure during tbe course would be readily visible to traffiC au this should prove a relatively vice." of a day. Monday marked the beginning minor hurdle to traverse. Over 100,080 on the Bridge and otber Bumper SUckers thoroughfares. However, at press of the end of a four and a half Variety In LlIteDiDg This effort towards public Publicity, tben, bas also time these rumors remain un' ye .. struggle with forces ranging Gremlins and red tape aside, ~ervice becomes especially from one of the most ornery WCNl appears to be in good form become- a key factor. And if we confirmed. unportant now that the station is are to judge by tbe pro~ess of Federal b..-eaucracies to the this year. Thirteen bours of reaching the greater New London Out Of The Blue . the m.onolithic Gold Star m most minute and inscrutable broadcasting are produced eacb area. With a maJimum coverage Why did WCNI beg MemOrial B.rldge, the prime electronic gremlins, as well as day from the CrozIer·WlIIiams of fifteen miles in any given programming so' abruptly? The target for thIS campaign would the beginning of this semester's Sludio, eacb day offering Its own directiOn, the statlon is <;apableof explanation is mysterious .at regular br08dcast season. When variety of music. Vice-President reacblng over 100,000 people. The appear to be the automobile. first, but at first only. Two de~ls Colorful bumper stickers are in m the final fitful birtbpangs will and General Manager Franklin station is boplng to eventually were holding up the beg1llJl g have seen their end, little shall Jay Siegel, in a recent interview, captlD'e about 1.2 per cent of thaI tbe. works, and sbould be day: a telegram that bad yet to remain to show for the pain and stressed the importance of this potential listening audience at av8lla~e ~ copious quantities struggle save for one clear ten- variety of quality programming any given time, or shout 1,200 sometllDe 10 the near futlD'e There bave been rumors of ~ continued on p.B l'I'Il~n d .."""f..d fvOM ~""" ~"Ii•tin lib, \S- § 10 Go take a walk m '!J w by Mart McDoallell salt marsh plants put wt by the - Do you have trouble finding Connecticut Arberetum. This interesting things 10 do with your marsh is quite unique in thai it is free lime? Well take a walk. one of few marshes in Col>- ~ III Connecticut College is enoowed necticut thai has not been ditched m with many acres of beautiful for mosquilo comroL A!J you 10 woodlands. The purpose of this leave the marsh you come across article and those 10 come will be such shrubs as marsh elder, a 10 introduce students and other taller grwndsel tree. The red members of the college com- leathery-leaved plant is munity to these areas by bayberry. U you loli< carefully ~ suggesting some sbort w81ks. you will also find some red berry' C'I Fall has come l4lOn quickly; like structures which are rose m the trees have already begun hips. Cominltng along the path "II .. 1.1 ~,"t changing to their autumn foliage. you come aCf(WJSan area covered PI ,lfES < This is a most splendid time of with a low shrub wbose leaves "s;!!! m year to get out and take a sbort have already turned a deep red. walk. One of the most They are huckleberries. , pleasurable walks is to Walking a little further the path \ eventually forks (at this point Mamacoke Natural Area located p.,-tl, just North of campus on the there is an oak tree with a Thames River (See map insert). Wildlife Refuge sign on your left i. L~nd~<.o,,"~.. ,",I> ~RIl1" lbJrner B:CO pm .$1.5J IIitil lJ). Flash: ~vver szwy~n zmbpng sv-~ni by Richard Halpern is not to say that the film is and a generous selection of Ociooo-- 30 - November :l There are those people who will horing. There were several points bizarre and outstandingly 1iIe- argue that the true culmination of at which it held the members of like monsters. Moreover, 'Western culture would be the the audience in quivering "Flesh" steals bits and pieces effective synthesis of sex and suspense, and many sat erect in from such classics as 112001", science fiction. Now, there are their seats. Generally, however, "Star Trek," "King Kong," "The students on this campus who the sexual episodes are mere Wizard ri. Os," "Jason and the Friday have achieved this noble goal, but instances of bacchanalian Argonauts," and (mirabile dictu) since their efforis have not been revelry which no red-blooded even "Roy Rogers," and combine captured on film, "Flesh Gor- American would be ashamed to them within the venerable Film: "&tIer.fU~ are. don" must be considered the witness. Thus, one should neither "Flash Gordon" framework to authoritative work on the be dissuaded nor encouraged by create a cinematic pastiche that Ha.lI L>S CG, A subject. In order to be fair to all the "X" rating of the film or by boggles the mind. ~ parties, we shall review the its alluring title. CoIIIpIu Plot merits of this film, both as Wholesome Entertainment A recounting of the story line erotica and as family en- Putting these carnal matters would IIOtreally be useful to the tertainment. aside, we coine to the question of poteDtial viewer, and, in fact, To begin with, it must be whether "Flesh Gordon" might prove somewhat Saturday stated emiDaticaily that "Flesh provides any good, wholesome misleading. Each of the old Flash Gordon" is not pornography. A entertainment. Here, the film Gordon flicks was, for all pornographic film is one in which comes up a winner. "Flesh" practical purposes, identical to Film: "The. Apprentr'ce:hip of DxJd~ Kraviti!• a vague (sometimes non- lri1liantly parodies the "Flash every other one, and "Flesh ? elistent) plot serves as a pretext Gordon" adventures which ap- Gordon" is an archetypical for any number of degrading and- peared in the movie theaters in perversion of all of these. ~:30 t '1:30 prr> - ~~ full UscqA or enlightening acts. "Flesh the 30s and reappeared on T.V. in Basically, Flesh travels through Gordon" is precisely the opposite the 60s. The ancient enmity the interstellar voids to the planet of this. It is graced with mar- between Flash and the Emperor of the Perverted Emperor Wang, velously witty dialgoue, and its Ming (now the Emperor Wang) is who is terrorizing the Earth with humor tends to completely brought back to liIe, as well as an equally perverted ray gun. overbsadow its erotic aspects. the cheap special effects of the Our hero out wits a bevy of ,Sunday Instead, one must admit that the original: rocket ships emitting iDallic fiends and androgynous film is sexually inept. While flames worthy of a cigarette androids on his way to destroying IFilm: ..Fbul and MI·che.lle" ~:3Dprn- "Flesh" provides just enough lighter, porthole views of an the infamous monarch and his pulsating pudendum to nauseate "Earth" which looks suspiciously tool of destruction. This may not the squeamish, it offers far too like a Rand McNally globe, and seem particularly hilarious, but l.eam~ 11a.1II '1;30pm-Mc.Calksfer Hall, little to satisfy the lascivious so forth. But, in addition, there then, just try and make the plot of cravings of hard"""re f8IJ~, This are 'some trulY spectscul81' sets, continued on p.8 - Disease and the Sugar Pill continued from p.3 8c And this point resurrects the cannot be denied that once It's anything tnat happens to show even just a bit more than just a half bour before my next class ;0 string of questions which hung at there, that's it. You've gotten it, interest (one gets a little weary of juicy peace of flesh. and I was wondering ... ?" It's not m the end of Part Two. To cap- but it's gone, You find you guess having to constantly begin again, So when the folks at the table hard, jillt loc* like a homo-sapien - ;0 .you maybe didn't even want it to starting from scratch). But we next to mine is heavy into a rap when you see her on the hinch- • suliZe, the basic flavour ~as one Co> of raising touchy questions, of begin with. The bitchin' paradox. pass through relationships as we about bow neglected they are, I line, don't turn into a rudabaga or ~ rhetorical inquiry m which I Half the fWJ is getting there. pass under those scenic bridges kind of want to turn around and a semi-amorphous globule of stressed the nature of the alleged whether you are the sought, or on the Merrit parkway. Hell, look sarcestically moan to them all, pulsating blood and nerves. Or if "eight inches or less?" "o!l'itacles," of calling out to the the sought after during the initial at Joni Mitchell who counts you know them, don't mess ~ masses 'IWhy? and stages, any sort of encounter, lovers like railroad cars. Iguess Those who can't see past their around jogging in the arboretum III romantic or exclusively lusty, is things could be worse. groins and complain about it are when there is just such an infinite m Wherefore?!" I and of pleading destroyed once you hit the sack all-American 'orifices.' Con- amount of more inspiring op- ;0 with the gods, "What's the' In the meantime, what's the ~ II sidered quantitatively, I guess deal?", with your partner. The mystery story on filler?" Ah, my friends, portunities. None of this fooz-ba11 I'm doing a lousy thing by saying ... surely, the crux of the buscuit is gone. The goal is gone. What's this is where the nature of the jive, get down to business! ~ was, and is, resting in the hot and left? Animal sex? Child One Nighter must be explored such un-idealistic thingS, for as 1 Similarly if you're caught in hairy palmof the individual. Lest molesting? Well, if your in- Definitely 'there's no way to do so, a sad majority is victim. If something you'd rather not be. ~ they want to get thelr rocks off, '1 wander into the pedantic;' and fatuation was fortunate to last calculate all the motives. under, staying there would be .. ' drown among all the longer than a couple of minutes Boredom? Horniness? Con- regardless of whether or not imbecilic. Don't do anyone any m they're deserving, they can. The jililosojilical lingo so charac- or hours before being satiated, venience? Doing a friend a favors if it means living a lie. The In odd thought is that they don't, or teristic of the chronically sticken perhaps you will delight in the favor? Money? Not all such other side of the coin is another ~ idea of keeping up the relation- endeavers are launched into they don't want to as much as matter, that of having had at m pseudo-intellectual, I will they say they do, or think they do. strnggle to make the verbiage ship and perhaps even become with 100 per cent enthusiasm. birth some curse put over you Z "Honnies." Sonner or later the Unless couth behavior has been a Yeab, fine, it's a lot of fWJ to sit wich maintains that the cosmic more concrete. That any given around and sob about one's 'person suffering f~om the 'magic will wear off. Terminal lifelong habit, a steady and ordinance shall forever see fit to boredom will advance in and set relentless string of such evenings deprivation, and it's hilarious to never have anyone like you, for ailment of lonesomeness, hor- join in with your beer-fellows in niness, for some camp and one or both will soon can get to wear a little, not only any reason, beyond borrowing 'starvation passing the final word on each tender flesh. or just plain old contract the sickness call 'The on the body or the ethical con- notes, certainly never to love you. Roving Eye.' Funny, often the science, but the soul. But of passer-by. I have no remedy for this or for affection, has at his disposal as How about a little old fashioned many alternatives as he might longer the goal person-as-object course, we cannot overlocit those the decaying relationships I see uninhibition? What's stopping hairs on his ehad (certainly more held at arms length, the longer concentrated on making up for all around me, even with both you put off getting it, or mutually time lost during their us? (Within reason, Harris' parties sad to see it go. I guess if than the face - I'm talking for green can only field so many both sexes) is a curiously declaring your feelings, the monogamous investment. They love exists, there's the cure. Good longer you'll want to be sleeping eagerly chalk up their blankets). The fear of initial luck finding it, if you do, let me unrealized fact. At least, rejection of the approach is very heretofore not many have come with them and just being their "conquests" nwnerically with a know his phone number. Another counterpart in general. the felt-tip pen on cinder blocks, real, no doubt, but if you've got friend from Kindergarten, Sartre grips with that fact. Or mayhe the slightest semblage of a brain, more have, but won't admit it, charm is still there, though con- cork-screw notches in the bedpost once said over milk and cookies, siderably less stimulatingly shy. or chap-stick on the mirror. Some success just might be at your "1 demand that the other should out of laziness, inexperience, fear fingertips. Go and get that Adonis of the girl-boy, or fear of rejec- The attraction is still there even have bruises to prove love me and I do all 1 can to (sometimes it even grows). But themselves. The ego inflates his cup of tea with honey, even achieve this purpose; but as soon tion. Yet, I have a sneaking though you've never met him. sus picion that it is none of these. the spark, the mysticism is only a tenfold. as he loves me I am dissapointed But where does the fear come Don't be afraid to comer her and My theory here begins to bash- . vaporous memory. It's con- . by that love." I didn't totally in? Frequently, while embarking blurt out your best recitatio of the fully metamorphasize out of the ceivable that the two parties will agree with him on this point, and on such a task, the element of Firesign Theatre. So we may be discovery that it is, in the wider hang together to flaunt each still don't in the extreme form it other's stardom and dilectibility. self-consciousness seeps in there. helpless in discovering what we is meant in context, but nearly. spectrwn, none of these excuses want for oursleves in the long which have kept the masses But the pessimism which most of A little self-doubt before bed- Has it to do with our pasts, our time? When all there is is princes run, but at least we should make unsatisfied since the first you are accusing me of at this outlooks and goals, our charisma, and ball, you haven't yet exposed the fleeting and pausing a more our libido, our record coUections civilization. point has not blinded me. It's equally conceivable that they a single virtue on which to fall free, comprehensible, .reaiistic that makes only every other Nobody's gonna like it, least of back. You can't even use it as an and truthful enterprise. So don't all myself; but I know it has stay together out at honest-to-god person believe in love and then excuse, cause it never came up just .worship at a distnce, when that makes .,very other one of repeatedly happened among love. And then there's also the security of it, or the enjoyment of before! If you're only in it for the you needn't Hell, need I count Utem actualize it? I can't say. those I've spoken to, many I. money, you can't get away with the number of times I've RoUo May I ain't. Nor Norman naven't, and myself. The fear, one's sexual "talents." desperately needed to con.front For sure, there is something to amateur economics. Vincent Peale or Dr. Hall. I can (perhaps unjustitied ideally, but Clearly, the 'solutions' are someone over whom I've been only throw around a few in practice, very purposive) IS fear here. The conunitment, and drolling for three weeks and, on the monogamy (monotony?); unwanted for all that results is hypotheses on the topic and hope not of rejection, but rather of disillusiorunent, disappointment the ramp outside the post office, you won't think I'm lying just to acceptance. I agree it makes and even more so, the respon .. say right out of the blue to him, sibility, especially as it will and restlessness - that is for get into your pants. absolutely no sense, but those wbo want something more, UExctme me, Sir? Uh, I have a nonetheless, it seems to be a inevitably befalk one party to - characteristic among many. The eventually take flight, which acceptance could be in any light: undoubtedly throws a hell of a lot for an enduring and conunitted of weight on that person's con- WeNI lover, or a one-night stand, or a science (if he has one). So he-she casual liason where both will be terminates the "romance" and there until one or both finds off they (if both are functioual) someone else. Even for those who skip onto the next kissing booth, Broadcasting Schedule don't know what the outcome will intelligent hunk, brothel, as-yet- uncorrupted freshman or be, or even what they want, it mOlldQ .. +\I4edQ .. ,. .r. I 4L ~ ~-~ . '- ~ The Groove, Tube Q.nv- RlCn G.QV', ~Ph9V'1~ ~Y)~ &,,'" ~:tv~ 1.2:00 -).:00 \SQbo ~l~ &er Sa~t:s V~"'!IQ by Brad Micbaels ot "The Groove Tube" is qwte n ~\~ ~~1IQ1l sex-oriented and perverse, so One would never assume from much so that it causes moans of the inauspicious advertisement disbelief as well as hysterical 2,:00 - Lll1da Iltenry Ani Rd:. ~l'ave4 Butt}, rsa~) from last SWlday's New York laughter, The movie is composed fl ~f1ell- AdtIlI\Ql Times that "The Groove Tube" of ten skits, ranging in quality 'foo I.t" ~I~ ~l~n H..lptrt) Gt'Ul, was different from any of the from rather lame to incredibly eYs ~ .~i" other movies advertised with a funny. LI~ ~vc.. em\\\o simple quote from some wimpish The fact that the movie is tt-:oo- B~b Bob ~on ~~ television critic. The ad- composed of skits, concerned Ndii- ~ .... Y>.,.,~s vertisement tells you nothing, with this particular subject G:oo Gtoo)d 8,..~ tl\Qttus Pr-K~ (Lqtin' excelt that you are to expect a matter, makes the whole affair <"om!ae. humorous movie. For those who appear rather weird. Like - ~'O(~ D..bbi-e. J"d=f ~,il ~'i decide to venture into this "Blazing saddles," I'The Groove G:oo- R\Ck. 1On~ Mlda- unknown region, they will find Tube" is not a polished, feature Pc~ IAwy('llc~ Bo5'r ifNf1soY') \~woki flIgQcl-\ Pc.\a"a, that "The Groove Tube" is a length film; it comes across as an ~:oo (50 Ill) satirical attack upon television; amateurish effort, although not (C~4\)«I.5SI.C.\"" ~I(q~ ~W"kl'l1(dQ,~) that is, the recurrent themes disappointingly so, It is different, - IRlbllG B,\\~ ~'i;l'\ oft~ employed therewith, in- almost experimental, and ~:oo·.si~ 110dd 8,1\ Kerth AffaiY'S cluding conunercinis. refreshing in its uniqueness. 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Q They claim it does everything from protecting m engine parts to reducing heal, noise, friction, and " Z wear. z They say it's the "racer's edge." Whatever m that means. Well, here's what STP Oil Treatment really is. It's a can of thick goo that makes the oil it's added to thicker. But if you want a thicker oil, you can just buy a heavier grade of oil (like 40 or 50 weight) in the first place. Or if you want a "multi-viscosity" oil (like IOW·30), you can just buy that, too. And save the expense of STP. For most cars under almost all driving conditions, the right motor oil is all you'll ever need for your car's crankcase. The very nicest thing we can say about STP Oil Treatment is that it's probably a waste of money. But there are less nice things, too. STP can change the proportions of chemical additives (detergent, anti- rust, etc.) already tor- mulated in most motor oils, and it can make cold weather starts harder. Mercedes Benz even says it could invalidate their new car warranties. Many motor oil manufacturers, including. Kendall, Quaker State, Pennzoil and Valvoline, advise you not to use additives like STP. Even Consumer Reports (July 1971) says you don't need STP. The makers of STP must have forgotten to mention all that. And what do you have on the other side? "The racer's edge." Whatever that means. 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You bold: 50 )II Connecticut College Women's Swim Team ThIs Is your mld-.ernesler bo~: s-K'I, H-AQ, D-AKJII7, ~ AKJIMS, H-AQ8, J).I$, ca Nov" eum. 'Ibere are len problema, 64- 7. W-N-E-S apada, 50? You ~ 4th Manhatlanville Col 7pm Mon. away eacb worth a mulmmn of len S. W-l diamond N-DbI. E1lUI bold: 8-7, !J.KQlO542, D-AQJi, ~ • 6lh Mt. Holyoke Col 7pm Wed. away polnll. In each problem you are 50? Y011 bold: s-&$42, S4154, D- D. ~ 16 jnv. Radcliffe Col . Ipm Sat. away South and you have to cboose a 543, G-4SZ. e. W-N-E-INT 8-? You bold: ZOtb University of R.I. 7pm Well. away call (any bid, paaa, double, 4. W-paa N-9aaa E-I heart 8- s-KJ'IM, H-AI5, D-QS, ~A74. ~ 2li Brown Un. 7pm Mon. here redouble). Answers are below, ObI. W-paa N-I opede E-paII 50? 9. W-N-I NT E-paII 8-? You !2 grade youraelf. You bo~: 8-AK98, H-SZ, D-KQ9S, bold: S-6S,1W4, D-AKJ78Z,C-854. _ Dec. I. W-N-E-I diamond 8-? You CQ75. 10.W-paa N-l heart E-Zclube 8- m 2 Southern Conn St Col &pm Mon. here bo~: s-KJ&,H~~ ~,~ 5. W-N-E-S-? You bold: 8- ? You bold: s-KJit, H-Z, D-AQJ5. )II AJIO. KQJ75U, 1J.ll5, 1).1, c-J75. ~1042. Feb. 3 Bridgewater Sl Col &pm Mon. away 7pm Wed. away ------answers------5 Yale Un. 5. 3 apades-10, p8as.e, 4 sP8des- at Ieaat three more. S NT is a 13 Univ.ofConn. 7pm 'Iburs. here 1. DIlI.-IO, I beart, spade.,';, pau-I 'Ibe talleout double, a 3, I spade-2 'Ibe preemptive bid; IIWCbmore likely ma1Ie lban 5 ~ 15th New England Intercol all day Sat. away demand for partner to bid biB lbIa Is a bad band, valuable only diamonds. m • Swimming & Diving ChamP 10. Dbl.-lO, 2 diamonds, Z beal suit. wilb spades as trump. m Brown Un. spades, S NT-6, Z NT-Z Miafll 2. pasa-IO, I NT-7, 2 dlamonda-2 6. I spade-IO, 4 spades-5, 2 mI"" Feb. 26-Mar. I Eastern Intercollegiate Fri & Sat. 'Ibe trap paas, bope for a cbance spades-3, 3 spades-I. bands play badly for whoever < Swimming & Diving Championship at a large penalty later. U you 7. 4 bearts-IO, Db1.~, paas-2 securea lbe contract. East will m EAIAWUn. of Penn. double, partner will bid biB beat Very risky, as you might suffer a pay dearly for biB intrusion into z suit. beavy penalty, butlbe band is too lbe aucUon. 3. I spade-IO, pass-2 Parlner's good to paas. Do you see why Tbe final e:lam will be One win, one loss band might be No. 1. preemplive bids are effective? publiabed in a December iaaue of 4. pass-IO, 2 spades-6, 2 6. pass-IO, 2 spades-3. CourIer. 'Ibe questions will cover diamonda-4, 3 spades-I Parlner's 9.3 NT-IO,3 diamond&8, 2 NT- lbe same material, but lbey will band might be No.3. U be bas a 4, 2 diamonda-2 Diamond suit Is be more difficult. Nez! week for the Grey Plaids . good band, it Is biB responaibillty likely to provide six tricks, and begins a discusalon of part- to make a forwardgoing move. partner should be able to produce nersblp cooperation in bidding. By two team members pulled together and defeated The Connecticut College field lbem U.Mitchell put up a brutal hockey team returned from a fight resulting wilb two minor, Soccer team ending strong well deserved vacation, ready to but unnecessary injuries to our come on strong against team members, and a stick was by David M. BobODDon strong sbot by Sean S10ame eonD meets lbe Coast Guard again along wilb Mercy College Wesleyan. The game was played broken in half by one of lbe On October 15,lbe Conn College whicb gave Conn a HI lead. 'Ibe on October 23. In spite of Conn's Mitchell players. soccer team lrsveled to Hamden, second half was also well played and Sacred Hearl to end lbelr season. Support Is greatly ap- powerful line up, we were unable This week closes lbe season of Ct., wbere tbey played a by Conn but tbe fighting cadets, to break througb and defeat lbe lbe field bockey team. A1lbougb decidedly poor Quinnlpiac team. noted for lbelr endless ablllldance preclaled as lbe team loolra for Wesleyan team. The final score we bave bad lillie support from After a lengtby delay, due to lbe of spirit, surprised Conn by a 2-1 three victories to end its season· was 3-6. our fellow colleagues, we are scbeduling difficulties of tbe victory. wilb a winning record. In our game against Mitcbell bopeful lbat next year tbe Quinniplac coach, Conn was on College on October 24, Conn situation will be different. lbe field and- dominating play. The scoring was opened for Conn Rowathon Saturday on an awesome play executed by Charlie C1aaIeand Scott Carney. By BoIIwen 'Ibe crew has since 8ClI.ulredone ,....------, _ Cissie, an excellent p1aymaker, The Connecticut Conege passed lbe ball from midfield to heavyweIght and one lightweight Rowing Club will stage a "Row racing eight and oars. The Carney who in mid-alr volleyed for Dough" lbIa saturday. The problem Is that do 0c- lbe ball into the upper corner of purpose Js to raise money for we lbe QuinnJplac goal. much needed equipment for the casionally raw in fours, and we GMAKL.EE have no quality four, also both the The second half was a bard rowing program. The crew will women and lbe lightweight men played period by bolb teams. row up tbe Tbames, above NATURAL ORGANIC FOOD SUPPLfMENTS Quinniplac Jumped out to a 2-1 must use the 1igbtwelght eight to Norwicb, and return for a total race. These races are not always lead in lbe early stages of lbIa dslance of 22 miles. The crew is held at the same place, so one BIODE~RADA:BL£ OR~NIC CLEANE.'R5 period to stun lbe Conn booters. soliciting pledges for money per crew Is forced to use a relatively H'y'POALLER~ENIC COSMETICS Conn came back on two errors by mile from members of lbe coBege lbe Qulnniplac team lbal resulted inferior boat. community. Ergo, lbe rowatbon. Any help y~ If, yCIJrneiqhbol; yt:JJ" en~irenmet1t in two penalty shots by c0- Since rowing Is a relatively new captain, Dave Kelly. "Golden member of lbe crew or Bart sport at Conn, we have no Gullong, coach, will lake pledges foot" Kelly caIm1y chose lbe established donors wbo can give right and left corners of lbe goal of any amount. Bart can be new equijmentto lbe program. A reacbed in biB office bebind the respectively to bmnillate lbe benefactor, Fred Emerson of O~ CA...... QUlnniplac goal-keeper. 'Ibe flnaI main desk in Cro, or at biB ex- Lyme, gave us our first shells and tension (slme place) whicb is score of tbe match was 3-2 in oars, nice ones, but not up to New 203. favor of Conn. England competition slandards. - Conn's nez! match was wilb lbe Coast Guard Academy, on oc- lober 25, and It was a truly continuedfromp. 12· Outward Bound frualratlng game. Play was Idyll unquestionably dominated by lbe Head will surely become a OUTWARD BOUND - WEST .4.FRICA - PrIvately conducted Conn in lbe first half of lbe game, rate. Cambridge was vaguely tradition for Conn for many years trips througb Togo, Dahomey, Upper Voila, and Niger. but lbey managed to score only reminiscent of Georges Seurat's to come. Designed for lbe rugged individualist who seelra lbe cbalIenge of one goal. 'Ibe goal came on a painting "Sunday Afternoon on Crew, bowever, was only a part adventurous, simple living, and communication wilb a the Island of La Grande Jalle." of the romance of lbe day - the clvlllzation be-sbe bas never 1m...... Write: OUTWARD Oarsmm were Jogging up and people made the race an event. BOUND-WEST .4.FRICA, Z85 Wasblngton Street, Marblehead, ckJwn Memorial Drive, footballs '!be tradition of lbe lime, the Mas •• 0194i. were being tossed back and forth, liace, and lbe season called and bot chocolate was consumed together friends, parmts, classified ad to keep warm wbile lbe piercing grandfatbers, sons, and shouts of cODwains and spec- daughters to enjoy eacb other tators filtered lbe noises of lbe and the .... roun Park 4 0 0 Rurdick 2 0 () ports MarRhall :.'I 1 0 Blunt: 2 0 1 Morrj"son 2 1 0 H"rknesf: 2 1 0 LA.rrabee 2 1 1 Freeman 2 1 (I wrie-ht 2 2 0 Quad 1 1 1 !.l\rnhdin 0 3 1 Abbey 1 1 0 Ham i Lton 0 5 0 P;lcul t~r 0 2 0 Jane Addams 0 4 0 Curran cops , -... 2nd championship ri New England IntercollegIate w Com Senior, Jo Curran, SUC~ Tournament II: cessfully defended her slate title In the New England In- ::J 'f in the singles division by ___ defeating Barb Fischer (Trinity) lercollegiale Tournament, Oe- 8 tober 25-27,Jo Curran and Bamhi on October 20 in the Connecticut Flickinger leamed to reach the State Intercollegiate Cham- semifinals before losing to Emily Iionships for Women at Wesleyan Barron and Mimi Coolidge University. En route to victory (Trinity) 6-0, 7-0.Fifty-two leams Curran eliminated Ann Ricci (St. were represented in the doubles Joseph's) 6-0,6-0; Sarah Skrivan draw including some of the best (University of Conn.) 6-7,6-1, 7-6; teams in New England. Other .- and Leslie Pitiger (Southern Conn participants were Molly Conn.) 6-0, 6-1; before defeating Flickinger, J ody Smith and Fischer 6-2, 6-2. Wendy Miller. Curran was the reigning slate The Woman's Tennis Team ~ champion having defeated Della closed its fall schedule with -- Osanne (UCONN) in last years -- victories over Wesleyan and St. «» _, finals. She also teamed with Joseph's. Their final record is 4-3. Bambi Flickinger to win the slate On October 23 they defeated - doubles title as a freshman. The It's stili the same old story. a fight for love and pboto by IlancaJa next year they reached the finals Wesleyan 6-3. Bambi Flickinger downed Abby Maynard 7-6, 7-6, before bowing out. Jo Curran can glory, a case of do or die. Molly Flickinger defeated Cathy boast of one of the most Megan 0-0, 6-3, 6-2, and Pam prestigious records in state Keris beat Linda Jeffries 6-1, 6-3. tournament play for many years. Conn doubles combinations of In other matches - Conn Winners and losers Miller-B. Flickinger, Smith-M. , senior Bambi Flickinger leamed Flickinger, and Keris-Sherman The past week ill flag football wno tound an outstanding best for J.A. but his effort just with Sophomore Wendy Miller to saw a lot of action Inthe Southern receiver in Rich Glanz. wasn't enough..to pull the tasm reach quarterfinals before losing all posted victories. In their final match, October division. The South had four Tbe K.B. machine once again through. to Dierdre Redden and Vicki 28, the women defeated St. oDdefeated team. going into cranked it .elf up to run allover Only one contest was played in Tilney (Trinity) 7-6, 7-0, who then Joseph's Scoring was done in action and it wound up with the an opponenl. An undefeated the North as Hamilton forfeited went on to the finals. Conn's s-o, • Jro sel because of the shortage of two teams wOOhad a ahare iII' Harkne.s-Windham team lost for the fourth and fifth times to freshman combination of Molly time. The matchups were - M. first place' being displaced by the their composure and Blunt took Marshall and Larrabee Flickinger. and J ody Smith Flickinger over Miga 10-6,Smith third and fourth place teams. advantage of that fact by in- respectively. oereated leams from Central defealed Rosani 10-7,B.rOO By ... y ClIfford iIlttmitlaled by the warming sun in as short a time as possible. The Sunday, October 27, was, for - it was a masterpiece of the races would be apprOltimately tholBandll of devoted sports'fans, varicolored crispness that is twenty minutes long and would an old-fashioned Sunday in autumn. Most C8mbridgites were p&infully and spectacularly test Cllmlridge, Mass. Boston, with in tbeir warm apartments the endurance and skill of each ,Jta red Irick bniklngs, eeb- reading tbe Sunday pllper, but crew. All too quickly, the llIeslone .treets, historical- ,ancl.--.lIJere were others, -wbo, in the placidity of the morning gave caltura! atmosPtere returned, earIymomng light, clad in sweal way to the drama and the ex- foraday,toallmewbeollfewas snits, Addidas, and head bandll, citement of competition. tDOn! relued .. d people were were busy in Jreparation for the 1be Race IlIeU, and More leas calculated. 'Wlth ivy-covered tenth annual Head d. the Charles TholBands were gathered on Harvard behind IB and the Regatta. the ban.. of the Charles, ob- sparkling Charles at our feel, the The larllCst crew race of the serving the races, basking in the imposins silboueUc of Boston's season was on the verge of mid-afterllOjlD sun, and downing , sllytine Was in lite distance, yet becoming a reality. Tllree wine and cheese at a health,}' f1It' from 0lIl' lbou8hts that day. tholBand oarsmen, bilttJ young • t'IIOlo bJ a.eaia j ""W""~ ...... Ir-==~~=g~::.:~::e~=."~~.'!t,~~~~d...?~..p,•.l{ . . Molly Flickinger zips'. backhand 098I"-1tle'.Mt: ~ ... -