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VolumeXXXX January 24. 1973 Number& Major Subject Reps. Voted On This Week By BOB LARKINS Majors in the English, biology, the status and value of weight" to the "unique marketing and management, and departmental representatives since perspective" of the students. sociology departments will elect October. She said she originally Miss Norton said the duties and representatives this week. worked with a group of eight effectiveness of the current Accounting majors elected their other students, but that all except representatives vary_ from representative last Friday Diane DePalma and Linda Gatto department to department. While These elections were organized dropped off the committee. at least a couple of departments by sophomore Kathy Norton, a After discovering that the five allow student representatives to member of the student senate departments mentioned above wte with non-tenured faculty curriculum committee, to give all lacked any form of student members, some representatives do students a "formal'' voice in representation, she obtained little or nothing, departmental affairs. permission from the department To increase the effectiveness of a · p cit uudi nee in Pope Lecture Hall Thur • The voting will be in Dinneen chairmen to hold the elections. the representatives, Miss Norton evening, Rep. Shirley Chisholm called for the young, poor and 232 at noon on the following Because of the small number of will propose to the senate a non-white to form a new political coalition for change. days: English Tuesday Jan. 23, philosophy and theology majors, resolution recommending The New York Congresswoman said present legislative leaders are too sociology Wednesday Jan .24, those departments will elect their non-binding guidelines for committed to Capitol Hill maneuvering to fulfill the needs of the marketing and management representatives last, she said. (continued on page 6) people. Friday Jan. 26, and biology The election of student Counseling Center A question and answer session followed the talk. Tuesday Jan. 30. representatives will "not onJy be The number of English and important and beneficial to the sociology delegates elected will be students but important anJ Offers Students Two Gannon Dehators determined by the sutdents One beneficial to the faculty in every management major and one department," Miss Norton said. Growth Sessions marketing major will represent the "Most majors are more or less Who Live to Debate marketing and management alienated from their By MARY THERESE KELLY By BOB LARKINS department, while one biology departments," she said, She thinks Sandra Morrow of the Counseling Center will provide For Kathy McKenna and Betty comprehensive medical care." representative will be elected from the "formalized method of weekly 90 minute personal Anne Nogan, six years of debate Betty and Kathy have chosen each year. communication" of departmental growth sessions beginning January experience as a team and 50 hours federal aid to treat alcoholism as Miss Norton has been studying representation gives "more 24, in the Counseling Center, on of research each week are paying their affirmative topic, but they the lower level of 121 Glenwood off. must be prepared to debate the Ave. "Students have come to me The two sophomores have been negative side of any aspect of the Appoint Martignoni and expressed a sort of winning trophies for some of the issue. discouragement and best placing St. Peter's has made Their research has taken them disenchantment with the college in debate tournaments and are to the New York Academy of experience as a personal one. I looking forward to qualifying for Science, the New York Academy Assistant to Mertz invite them, and others to the Nationals competition in of Medicine, the· Bethseda, Md. participate in what are generally April; National Institute of Health and By BOB NIHEN referred to as 'personal growth Kathy and Betty debated in Mental Services, the Harvard Law Raymond P. Martignoni, groups'" tournaments at Brandeis, Library, the Library of Congre~ director of public relations, has Students who participate, can Georgetown, Wake Forest, in Washington, D.C, the New been appointed to the post of attempt to "come. into closer and University of North Carolina, and York University Medical Library, Assistant to Executive Vice more direct contact with each two California tournaments over and other libraries and President Francis J Mertz. other, develop more the Christmas holidays - one at infonnation centers Martignoni, who graduaged St. self-confidence and trust in UCLA and the Redlands One conclusion Betty has Peter's in 1966, will co-ordinate others, feel included and tournament, They finished 25th reached through the extensive activities in the areas of the widerstood and become more in the Redlands Tournament, research is that American college's development, public spontaneous and flexible," said which Betty said was not as good medicine is in a sad state, with "a information, urban development, Ms. Morrow. as their previous efforts this year. vast majority of doctors"' and alumni relations. In addition Ms. Morrow, who studied Now that they know the type of incompetent and untrustworthy. he will assist Mertz in various self-awareness groups for her fluent rhetoric judges appreciate What motivates someone to special projects and will aid masters degree, hopes "with on the West Coast, she said, devote 50 hours a week to departmental heads. experience and a little expertise" "When we go back next year we'll debate? "Right now rm just adapting to promote an atmosphere where be able to knock them dead." For both Betty and Kathy the to the different jobs fm Ray Martignoni she and the students can "enter Future tournaments will be "intellectual stimulation" debate responsible for," said Martignoni Feb. 2 at Harvard, Feb. 9 and 10 provides is the answer. into the experiences of other who joined the college's Martignoni, who attended the people and feel what they are at Northwestern, Feb. 16 and 17 Betty, president of Gannon administration in 1967 as public graduate schools at Fordham and feeling, if only for a time". at Dartmouth and March 9 at Forensics, said, "This is my life." information director after Seton Hall, is an elected member The group will decide its own Brooklyn College. The major She said she measures time by working ten years on the Hudson of the college council, a member goal and grow through qualifying event for the Nationals debate tournaments and relates Dispatch. of the Jersey City Chamber of cooperation and interaction will be March 15 at the University everything else in her life "It's a traumatic change for me, Commerce Editorial Board and amongall members, rather than of Richmond, Va. eating, sleeping, school - by the coming from the hectic public served as secretary of the competition between individuals, Each team in a tournament center of debate relations office to the sedate and Centennial Steering Committee. she said. Unlike a group therapy debates eight times, four times on For Kathy, who has debated quiet Vice-president's office," said He currently serves as session, the experience in the affirmative side of some with Betty throughout high school Martignoni. "I was in the public moderator of the Peacock Pie and sc,1 f-awareness compels the aspect of an issue and four times as well as college, debate is a relations office for five and a half the Pauw Wow. participant to confront himself in on the negative The issue this hobby "If you want to be good years with the same crew of John Whitely , fonner public two lights - first as the person he year is "Federal governemnt in anything," she said, "You have people and doing something I information director, is the new invisions himself to be; and should provide a system of to work hard." enjoyed and had control over." public relations director. second as the person others see. . Pat!!::' ·------PAUW Jinuary24,, ,m· New Students Art League Gets "Amazing" Response By MARTHA LARKINS A photography workshop and bring together the whole college opportunities in their field. student painting and leather crafts community in making St. "There are so many people exhibition are two projects that Peter's a nicer place to learn." interested and talented in the arts the newly formed St.udent Art Other tentative plans for, the but don't have the opportunity to League hopes to put into effect. league include a field trip to exhibit and demonstrate their "I have already gotten an Philadelphia in March or April and art," said Sharon. " ..• It's amazing response from people in an arts festival in the spring. incredible how people are just the college who are professional The league members would also exploding with concrete ideas, photographers," said Sharon like to have guest lecturers come possibilities and connections to Reilly, a sophomore Art to share ideas and professional make projects really worthwhile." (Editor's Note:) History-English major. experiences "like mini-prof­ There are now thirty officials To accommodate the student day, and on Wednesday, Sharon, who organized the essors." They also want to expand members of the league. Anyone body, an agreement has been Hurdman, Cra.pstoun, Penny & league with sophomore Eileen workshop programs and have interested in joining should made between the Pauw Wow and Co. and SD. Leidesdorf will be McGee and art history teacher more field trips possibly to contact Sharon Reilly or leave the Public Relations Office. The recruiting staff accountants. That Edward Brohel, feels that it could Boston or Washington. their name, address and phone Campus will be published same day the U.S. Air Force will serve to "develop the resources Sharon also said that the league number in Assistant Dean of bi-monthly. The personal notices be recruiting in McIntyre Lounge and talents of students and intends to run programs with Students Ed Reuter's office. usually appearing in The Campus from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. Accounting faculty in the arts". other major fields, for example shall run in place of our news majors also will enjoy the inside Its other purposes are "to make conducting a "colloquiam type McMullen Selected makers. track on Thursday when Haskins students aware of cultural events thing, like the art, music and Chairman of Deans Delta Sigma Pi fraternity is & Sells, and Laventhol, Krekstein, in the area. . . , to combine all history of the Renaissance in a conducting a fund drive to aid the Horwath & Horwath and Arthur different aspects of the arts slide show." Academic Dean Father Aidan family of Stephen Palumbo, a Anderson conduct interviews and creating a broad spectrum of Ultimately; the league hopes to C. McMullen was selected to chair member of the fraternity, whose on Friday, Ernst & Ernst and incredibly neat thin~... and to help art history majors find the Conference of Deans of the father, brother and aunt lost their Touche Ross will be recruiting Association of Jesuit Colleges for lives when their Palisades Park accountants. the next three years at this years home was destroyed by fire two • New Pauw Wow Editor meeting held January 14-15 in weeks ago. Donations from If you're the outdoor type, San Francisco .. members of the college then the college's chapter of the The deans at the Conference community can be made at a Association United States Army Elected Unanimously were enthusiastic about the idea special table in the cafeteria from may be sponsoring the most of a curriculum work-shop, such 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. and will be adventurous experience of your Junior Angelo Caprio, as the one Father McMullen accepted through February 2. life. AUSA will be conducting a managing editor of the Pauw Wow initiated at St. Peter's last October Contributions also may be six week training course beginning last semester, has been 23 · 24. . accepted in the Dean of Students' today (Monday, January 22) u nan i mo us 1y e 1e ct ed Father McMullen received a Office. which will include editor-in-chief. letter from Father Barry • mountaineering, helicopter Caprio, a former photographer, McGannon, dean of St. Louis All of you future brides will be . repelling and physical training. assistant photo editor and University, who participated in glad to hear that the Class of '7 3 You don't have to be enrolled in associate editor, plans no major the curriculum workshop on will provide some valuable ROTC to take advantage of the changes in the paper's structure. January I 0, Father McGannon 1 r d · 1 o ; J plan your program and interested students He does hope for better tntemat said he learned far more from-the wedding and they might even have should stop by the AUSA o'ffice organization to insure that the workshop than he contributed, He a great honeymoon suggestion. in Rankin Hall for more paper comes out every second called St. Peter's College students The seniors will host an information. Tuesday. "a quite capable lot" and praised informational meeting sponsored Bob Nihen, also a junior and the faculty for its concern for the • students. by "Modern Bride" magazine at 7 Academic Dean Rev. Aidan C. last semester's arts editor, has P.M., Sunday, January 24 in one McMullen, S.J., has been elected been named assistant editor. His Pass/ Fail of the lounges on the second floor to a three year term as chairman main responsibilities will be to in Dinneen Hall. The meeting will oversee the paper's journalistic The possibility of allowing of the Jesuit Colleges and nge o Caprio provide hints on everything from Universities Conference of Deans. quality and to make sure that pass-fail grades will be among the encourage coordination among invitations to apartment hunting, Father McMullen, who was deadlines are adhered to. items on the agenda of the college the paper's departments and to and if more than 25 persons selected for the new post at the The new managing editor is council Jan .27. help maintain the paper's attended, the seniors will be able organization's annual meeting in freshman Judy Valente. At 17 she The issue of open versus closed professional standard in writing. to provide one couple with a San Francisco, was cited by the is the youngest ever to hold that council meetings will also be The other new appointments honeymoon trip to Florida. group for his outstanding post. An English and classics decided. Reports on planning, are Stan Fryczynski as Business Invitations to the affair are leadership in initiating curriculum major, Miss Valente has worked night school core curriculum and Manager and Ernie Malik, who available from Peggy O'Kane, but reform at Saint Peter's. for the Jersey Journal and the admi~ions policy will also be they won't be necessary for Bayonne Facts. Her job will be to replaces Nihen as Arts Editor. admission to the meeting. By the • way, all of you confirmed bachelors are invited to attend. Rev. Oscar Magnan, S.J., has Afro-American Group been appointed Curator of the • Saint Peter's College Art It seems like more and more Collection, by Rev. Victor R. Plans Special Events students at the college are Yanitelli, S.J. Some of the new art donating their time to volunteer works. which soon will be on By DOREEN BESENEY Washington Law School. projects in the community and display in the college collection, The Afro-American Studies Another topic to be discussed that goes for the evening school include "New York City" by program is planning a variety of in "Economic Problems of students too, who have very little Charmion von Wiegand; a Roman special programs to follow the Minorities in America. What are spare time between work and marble, 2nd century B.C., Shirley Chisholm talk. They T' school. This Sunday, the representing the godde~ They're in the process of Lectures and forums aren't the Petrienne Society will be manning "Demeter;" "Christ," an Italian contacting people like Louis only activities the committee has phones for the Cerebral Palsy oil canvas from the • Mannierist Stokes, Head of the Black Caucus planned, Afro-American History Telethon at the North Jersey period; ~•on the Beach," a in Washington, Dr. Jerome week begins February. The headquarters in the Robert Treat drawing by Judith Rothschild and Holland, former president of committee has spaced art, music Rev. William Gray III Hotel in Newark. Barbara Hom, "Quadrature du Cercle O," an Hampton College and ambassador and drama exhibitions through overstress this point vice president also will present the acrylic on canvas by Jean Pierre to Sweden, currently a member of the whole month so that students "Afro-Americans Studies are not Petrienne's contribution to the Yvaral. the New York Stock Exchange; can attend them. Afro-American for black student but students. fund. and Chuck Stone, former History week will include the Students who are interested and administrative assistant of Adam Billy Taylor Trio, a jazz group; wish to look at in depth the • • Clayton Powell and a widely read Vinnie Burrows in Walk Together largest minority group in Campus recruiting is scheduled Starting Thursday, January 25 Children, a one woman play, Feb. author and features writer for the America .." for everyday this week. Chicopee at 3:00 P.M. in Dinneen 232, Jack Philadelphia Daily News. 20; and a film festival running Manufacturing Co. will interview Carroll will offer a public speaking The programs committee has feature length films. Class of '74 News buS1ness majors for positions in course as a joint project of the also slated a number of forums A Don Miller art exhibit and a On Friday Jan. 26 the Class of74 finance management and sales Student Senate, the Dean of discussing everyday problems of fashion show have also been will sponser a Beer and Hot Dog management on Monday. Peat, Students • Office and Gannon minorities for this semester. tentatively scheduled. Happy Hour from 4-7. It is open Marwick, Mitchell & Co. and Wiss Debate. It will meet each The first forum will be titled In view of the upcoming events, to all persons with an S.P.C. I.D. & Co. will be interviewing· Thursday. at the appointed hour "Law and Minorities." . Guest the Rev. William Gray, chairman The price is only $ I ; collected at accounting majors the following (3 :00) for 10 weeks. It is free. door of Hudson Room. speakers will include the dean of of Afro-Americn Studies, cannot • ...... ,24,1973 PAUW OW . ~~~~~~~ - ~~~~~~~

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Voice ~ I In Departments In this issue there is a small article describing efforts by the Student Senate to organize majors in each department for the election of departmental representatives. We have heard opinions expressed by both faculty members and students that this type of formalized voice is unnecessary, or worse yet, unfeasible. We agree that it would be both if we assume that sutdents do not want, or cannot handle, this responsibility, which will affect their academic and/or career-oriented futures. But we do not work from these assumptions. t Students have every right to voice their opinions on -... departmental procedures. Since they are most affected by departmental decisions. Departments exist for their benefit alone. Each group of students have needs which faculty members must be kept aware of and flexible to. They deserve· ~c!}'tfatur1tr · ~gs CAdded ~~ponsibilitr► a channel of communication which is convenient and trustworthy. Student representatives are the solution to this. YOUR VIEW We could ruminate on and on about the value of student departmental representation, and the reasons why it has the Being A Newspaper Means potential to be one of the best means of bringing about worthwhile change and a closer relationship between faculty. Bad Basketball Coverage and students. But instead we will urge those departments without representatives to move to get them. We also urge "Being a newspaper means defensive one. Junior Kathy any action in the middle. Ms. the departments which already have representatives to ensure never having to say you're sorry." McHugh, 5'7" forward for St. Koles had 6 points from the field, that they are using their position to effectively express the And the Jersey Journal is Peter's, was very strong on both one from the foul line. Ms. needs of those they represent. certainly no exception. The the offensive and defensive boards Thompson had only two poin~. "Jersey's" account of local sports against 5' 11" Alice Pulch from but both played an outstanding happenings are never too accurate Newark State. Maybe an old defensive game, allowing little "-"-~:,~ and are usually poorly written. rivalry in this matchup (both effective shooting outside. Possibly its worse offense Kathy and Alice attended and Newark State ran into foul comes each time it covers the St. played together at St. Vincent's trouble early in the game. By the Peter's College Women's Varsity Academy in Newark) made it so fourth quarter, three of their Basketball Team. Names are exciting. Although Alice scored starters fouled out. The Peahens constantly misspelled, statistics 26 points and Kathy, 9, Kathy had no such problems but ~~-'!~ROOM 231 PHONE 333-07U misprinted and an all around poor proved to be the stronger received a great effort from sub account of the games is given. rebounder. guards Penny Burke, who scored 2 Angelo A. Caprio This could be the result of many Also playing forward this year points, Beth Rooney, 3 points, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF things. For example, it is rather for the Peahens is last year's and Clare Corbett, and forwards difficult to write about an event "superstar," Sharon Pastore. Ms. Bob Niben Stan Fryczn*i Judy Valente Marion Howard and Jo At.fl at which you are not present. The Pastore paced the Peahens with 20 O'Connell. ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER MANAGING EDITOR reporter would do better to come points, IO points from the field It was a valiant effort by the DEPARTMENT EDITORS to the games, get the facts, and at and IO from the foul line. Sharon thus far winless Peahens who are NEWS COMMUNITY NEWS least write an accurate story. But was switched from her guard now 0-3 after the Newark State Bob Larkins Denise Kaplan times are hard all around and position because of her strong defeat, 47-43. But it was a good reporters, like all things of BobMad ■IC Suanne Karkut scoring and rebounding abilities squaker - and it means the quality, are very, very scarce. So a which she exhibited against Peahens are strong contenders in FEATURES ARTS ADVERTISINC:i reporter can't be spared to cover a Newark State. the remainder of the 1973 Kathy Norton Ernie Malik Debbie Meisler women's basketball game - at Noreen McDonough, this year's basketball season. least he should arrange to get tallest Peahen (5' 11 ") helped SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY CIRCULATION enough accurate information. guards Ellen Koles and Barbara Sincerly yours, My point is that a basketball Frtd Kerber John Signorello Barba~• Thorry Thompson to virtually shut off A Team Member g;ime is more than just box scores STAFF telling who played and how many John Battaglino, Maur•n Brennan, Doran B....,y, Jim Connell, Msty C..tic, points were scored. It tells who, Ei!Nn Curi.tine, Jim F-Ulllli, Guy Gr9IOIY, Mauran Hughes, John C. HUlhn, when, where and why a game was Mary KIiiy, Martha L•1d•, John LaP'-, Eil•n McGee, May Pat ...... Bob it attara, TOIIIII Vena, Marie Vilnola, Lindi Volll, Barbara Wepy.-cl, St­ played the way was. For RaNaiwn. instance, take the Newark S1ate-SPC Women's game at the TIie ,._ Wow ii • •monthly •udent publicalial of St. P91w-1 c-... Middle School in Roselle Park on ..... _..... l'llflllct tha ottini-. of die authors.. Editorials•..-- of the,,._ January 15, 1973. It Was an To Students of Saint Peter's proceeded to develop events on a .. edilllrial .._. and do not ,...,__. the opinion of the cotlepcommunity, College: ...... Mlled. exciting basketball contest broad base o[ interest with always between a highly favored Newark the basis that what is done will be­ State and the underdog St. Peter's At the end of the Centennial done well. team. Year the same question is asked as It is with deep gratitude that I Are you interested in The Newark State women are a at the beginning - What will the express thanks to you, the very big, strong team who were Year accomplish? I can say some students of our College, for your joining the Pauw Wow? contenders in the State 80 events that comprised the Year exceptional support throughout Championship last year. They are did develop many new lines of the Centennial Year. If you have all interested are invited to well schooled in the art of communication and direction for found a new idea or interest winning - any way they can! They' many ofus. through this year, nurture it, stop by the Pauw Wow office had a major height advantage over When over 2½ years ago I develop it. In this will be the the St. Peter's women, who are a became associated with the success of the Centennial Year - in Dinneen 231 very short group. This, added to a planning of the Centennial, one that we have learned more to be roster of inexperienced freshmen, thought kept recurring- how will ourselves to the fullest capacity of Friday, January 26th put a heavy burden on the the students of Saint Peter's our hearts and minds and souls. disadvantaged St. Peter's veteran College look upon this With best wishes, at 12:00 Noon players. celebration? Never possibly The game was an extremely knowing the answer, we Dr. Jim Pegolotti January 24, 1911 PAUWIIOW Pauw Wow Features ■ACAZINE SECTION • January 24, 1973 Vice President Mertz Speaks Out On His Role Dear Student Body: not be vice president for very stop there. It is the dutyy of the What does the executive vice long. administration to take the good president of Saint Peter's College Decisions are made and I am ideas and plans, and turn them do and how does he affect the usually involved in them. But no into reality. students of the college? major decision is arrived at This is happening too, This is essentially what Kat~y without a great deal of especially in the area of Norton asked when she requested consultation with faculty, academics. We must never forget that I write this open letter for administrators and students, the college has s but one primary the Pauw Wow Thank-you, dealing directly with them, mission, and that is the education Kathy, because I really welcome through the Student Senate and of the men and women who enroll this opportunity not just to the Dean of Students staff. here. explain what my job is, but to This brings me to an important Right now ihe academic area is also express my hopes for what point. I intend to have an most exciting and most we all can accomplish at Saint administration that is as open as challenging. Father McMullen and Peter's. possible. And by open, I mean not a host of faculty members have Executive Vice President of St. Peter's College, Francis J. Mertz checks Maybe I should start by only non-secretive, but also open been working diligently and will over some reports in his office. explaining what I don't do and to the wealth of ideas so many continue working to improve the perhaps we can quickly get rid of persons around here have but curriculum. We will be challenging use their own abilities to develop Headache." some preconceptions. First of all, never bring forth. old ways of thinking and learning. fully as educated persons. I've already talked about I don't sit in a corner of In fact, I honestly believe this is We will be enriching the So, our major goal is improving academics, building plans, and McDermott Hall and reign one of the most important parts curriculum by using new methods the education we offer. A second quality of life and learning at all-powerfully, handing down of my job: to encourage people to and resources open to us. I see goal is improvement of our college. Now before closing, I decisions and keeping my own think, to make suggestions and to success in all this work, with the environment. Before the have to make mention of finances, counsel. If I did, I probably would be innovative. But things cannot faculty directing the students to mid-I 960's, our physical facilities another big part of my job. I were, to put it mildly, not quite think it's obvious that to keep the best. Through the years we going, Saint Peter's has to .have Results of Questionnaire have worked to improve them money and a good deal of it with the renovation of Dinneen comes through tuition. But the and Gannon, and the construction college does need more to make of the library and academic sure the people who work here are On Ms. Careers Tabulated building. Our last project is the adequately paid, to see that there By EILEEN ROCHE recreational facility. You have are funds for financial aid and The results of a question a1re heard alot about this project and I for topics were black people and work study, to keep student about career meetings for women would like to tell you why I think jobs, jobs relating to specific activities alive and to do the have been tabulated.- In August it is so important to campus life. million and one things so majors, medical careers and the questionnaires were mailed We have all used the word important in keeping this place specific jobs and how to go about "community." But can out to a sample of women getting them. going. students in the classes of '73, '74 community exist when No, am not about to Perhaps the lJlOst interesting and '75 by the Counseling Center three-quarters of the student body announce a tuition increase. parts of the questionaire were the to find out how they felt about departs before 3:00 P.M. each Thanks to alumni support, the general comments. A random day? Can it exist when the only the career conferences held last sampling: contributed services of Jesuits, the year, and what kind of programs time students see each oth~r work of the Development Office, - "This is the first I've heard of t~y think would be helpful. Last outside of class is in the any such meetings and I am and the genero·usity of friends, we year the special programs had smoke-filled cafeteria where annoyed that I missed them~" are not in the state of financial been planned by a committee conversations compete with the - "Attendance was greatly crisis now being faced by so many whose members included Ms. ever-present din of rock music? discouraged by some (male) private colleges. We do have to be Can it exist when there is nowhere Ruth Sweeny of the Counseling professors; promoted too careful. However, we cannot be so Center, Ms. Barbara Chryst, on campus that the whole student fervently by some female careful that we become afraid to Assistant Dean of Students, Dr. profe~ors." body can get together for a embark on new programs. We Renee Kogel, now head of the .. concert, lecture, and yes, even a Dr. Renee Kogel - "Many girls come to college must maintain what I call venture protest meeting? Can it exist History Department, and several meetings or with a class, or else for one thing - finding a capital to try out new ideas. If when there is really no place interested women students. they already know what they will husband - nothing else!" because of financial fears, Saint The purpose of the meetings do after graduation. - "Don't think that the women where we can get together to just Peter's remains the same, we will last year was to focus the In general, women answering have some fun? lull ourselves to the point where of the college aren't interested Thus, the recreation facility is attention of women students on the survey have thought about we die of inertia. in careers because they are not just a building designed for their futures by exploring a careers but are often not sure of I've given you a glimpse of almost as interested as the men. the varsity athletes and as a place variety of career possibilities. The their interests and/or abilities. some of the things that come It is just the general apathetic for them to work out. I see it introductory program entitled, "Is They are mostly interested in under my jurisdiction. Again, my attitude towards our school becoming the real socail center of There Life After Marriage?" drew getting information about specific that keeps them away." thanks to the Pauw Wow and I a large crowd of both women and the campus. jobs and profe~ions, and in - "I am half way through certainly will welcome future men, but the later programs What about parking? After all, relating their majors and abilities college without having come to opportunities to write to the dealing with specific fields of that big building is going to be to work. any conclusion about my students on issues that concern employment including law, social sitting right where there used to Most women (36%) said that major. Somebody help!!! .. them. work, merchandising, be a parking lot.I'll have to admit they would like to learn about - "I feel that a general Sincerely, communications and jobs with the there have been times when the careers from conferences with lack-of-concern that has been telephone company were poorly parking problem really seemed to people currently in specific jobs, manifested by certain Francis J. Mertz attended. be insoluble. Perhaps, though we similar to the meetings held last departments and committees In response to the are seeing some light. year. Others mentioned field trips, (Pre-Med) is both disheartening questionnaire, 80% of the women We have redesigned the building lectures, films and discussions as and depressing." said that they had not attended so that a parking level is included. ways in which they would prefer - "Many women find career SUPPORT any of the career meetings. They As a result, there will be no loss in to learn about careers. meetings irrelevant since they ex.plained this by saying that they parking because of it. Also, we've Those responding to he are often geared towards had never seen any notice of the been negotiating for some questionnaire claimed that they women who plan lifetime meetings (32%) although property near the campus, and if PEACOCK would probably attend meetings careers and forget the fact that announcements were made over we are successful in purchasing it, about different life styles, jobs many women seek fulfillment WSPC and in flyers throughout the area will be suitable for a involving craft skills and jobs through marriage and families." the school Others said that thesse multi-level parking lot. We will SPORTS which do not require a long range "More emphasis should be meetin~ conflicted with other commitment. Other suggestions then be coming close to curing (Continued on Page 7) everyone's '"Number One .. PAUW Merit System Plan Shelved For a Year his own evaluation of each By BOB MaclSAAC instructor and submit both forms After witnessing the Student to the Academic Dean. On the Senate's hectic efforts last basis of these evaluations, the semester to evaluate all teachers in annual increment allotted to each all courses, students may be department would be divided wondering what good these or any among the individual faculty evaluations are. Apparently, the members. In this way, those faculty has been wondering the teachers receiving the highest same thing. An ad hoc committee rating would be awarded the most of faculty chairmen had been bonus money. meeting with Fr. McMullen, McMullen feels that such a plan Pauw Wow Managing Editor Judy Valente exchanges her proof of age Academic Dean, to work out is good because "it rewards for a drink from Glenwood Restaurant bartender Ed Keany. some form of faculty merit excellence." However, a wide system based on teach disparity of faculty opinions evaluations. would seem to show that the Has New Law Changed Fr. McMullen, who proposed feasibility of such a plan would the original plan, discussed the require much further discussion. Student Drinkers? merits of such a system with his Dr. Joseph Papy of the committee and decided to Philosphy Department, who has By JUDY VALENTE facts), has noticed no increase in postpone inauguration of the plan Fr. McMullen worked closely with the Faculty student clientele. Students from until next year. "Because the special projects; 3) service to the Senate for many years, notes, The lowering of the drinking the St. Peter's evening session budget was being drawn up so college; 4) service to the teacher's "There has been strong if not age in New Jersey, momentous remain the most frequent soon," Fr. McMullen said, we did individual department. Each unanimous opposition by the enough to cause the Beer customers, he said. not have time to compile all faculty member, according to faculty to the institution of a Distributors' Association of New Keany. whose movements and faculty evaluations." McMullen's plan, would submit a merit system, especially if it Jersey to publish a 425 word open manner of speaking are as smooth The criteria for evaluating a self-evaluation form to the supplants any form of regular letter on the dangers of alcohol as the formica surface of the bar, faculty member is based on four department chai_rman, giving annual increment." (Under the abuse, is having no effect on St. named some of the stipulations general areas: l) classroom himself a numerical rating. The present system, a specific yearly Peter's College students. which young drinkers face. effectiveness; 2) research and chairman in turn would draw up increment is awarded to each A cross section of 25 students Bartenders can refuse to serve teacher on the basis of rank. The from both the day and evening anyone under 21, but anyone 18 ' c·. l K Cl b scale of distributing money sessions, ranging in age from 25 to or over who does not have a S'• · P eter S lrC e U usually remains the same, and it is 18, all agree that the new law has special identification card issued specifically denoted every year.) not changed their drinking habits. by the City Clerk's Office may be Eager For New Members. Dr. James Grant, head of the Joe Lesta, 20, easily purchased refused. This card contains a liquor when he was underage picture and the same personal because he knew where to go for data which is on drivers' licenses. By KA THY NORTON sponsoring a blood drive, and is it. He had no problem when he Applicants must bring two small "I thought service was still in the tentative stages. ordered a drink in a bar. pictures, like those obtained from supposed to be the thing today." The big push for recruitment of AH except one person believes a Woolworth's camera booth, and exclaims Doug Jablonski, members involved all sorts of that 18 year-olds should have the a birth certificate or some other freshman president of the Circle K publicity gimmicks (like flyers legal right to drink. Marcello proof of their age to·the office. Club, the "people" organization. appealing to those "fed up with Gomez. a 23 year-old Viet Nam In all cases, regardless of the Yet Doug had to spend most of do-nothing organizations") and ',tlteran, 1s particularly adamant. drinker's age, bartenders can his club's time this fall semester culminated in a membership party 0 1 drank before l was 21 ," he refuse to serve anyone who is concentrating on recruiting in the Pavonia Room on said ...I was a marine and l fjgured ostentatiously inebriated. Those members in order to provide December 6. The party featured if fm old enough to die for my causing a disturbance are evicted. successful service (hopefully) to an exclusive showing of the film country, I'm old enough to Two St. Peter's women the community in the coming Reach Out, an expression of this drink." students recently reported to the months. year's Circle K theme, and Virginia McGuirk, 20, said she Pauw Wow that two owners of It's a sad comment on the state speeches by Steve Gable, a considers 18 year-olds adults and Westside Avenue bars would not of apathy here when one has to Kiwanis advisor, and the the right to drink is one which serve them because they were report that an eager, articulate International Vice President of adults deserve. Ellen Kobis women. The bars, llventos and and refreshingly interested guy Circle K, George Latimer. Dr. James Grant expressed the opinion of many Dahoney's, popular because of has had to literally plead with Jablonski reports that there were Physics Department, and students saying that "it all their cheap prices (beer is I S other students to become "about SO people at the party," president of the Faculty Senate, depends on the individual." cents), have been described as interested too. It's another sad Many of them, though, "just came pointed out, "In principle, a merit But Daniel Promin, 25, "jock hangouts." The girls, both comment on the S.P.C. state of for a free-bee" and appeared system is a good idea, if it is in disagrees. If Promin had his way, over 21, said that the owner did affairs when the twenty members uninterested in the worthwhile addition to a normal increment. the drinking age would still be 21. not ask them for proof. He just who become interested are aspects of becoming members of Any merit should be extra." Dr. The oldest student interviewed nastily asked them to leave predominantly freshmen, and Circle K. 0 Grant was a member of believes that 18 year-olds "just because they don't serve almost all male. The party represented a great McMullen's ad hoc committee, aren't mature enough." He women." You may remember an article strain on the club treasury and along with Dr. Francis Rush expressed two of the common A spokesman from the Mayor's printed in the October 27th issue alot of ~ffort on the part of (Mathematics), Dr. Konstantin fears which delayed alteration of Action Council confirmed that of the Pauw Wow in which an Jablonski and his "right-hand Sawzchuk (History), Dr. Loren the drinking lay previously: 15 there is a law which prohibits optimistic Jablonski delineated man," club secretary Sabino Schmidtberger (English) and Lt. and 16 year-olds will try to pass women in bars in Jersey City. The five different categories of serivce Capaldo. To compensate for the Col. Burbank (Military Science). for 18 to purchase liquor, and law is valid. Only a court fight, in in which he and the Circle K $60.00 deficit that they incurred, Although a merit system may novice drinkers. who do not know which a plaintiff proves the law could become involved. Yet the they were forced to promote a be instituted in conjunction with their limitation will cause havoc in unconstitutional, or an act of the group has had the resources and peanut sale here at school, and the present system of annyal bars and danger on the road. federal government can eradicate membership to get involved in still must come up with another increment, other problems also Most of those interviewed share it. only one, and to plan to get scheme tcr get themselves out of arise, among them the difficulty the view of Joseph Vallerini, 19. Girls, whether they are 18, 21 involved in two others. December debt. of deciding who gets more money Vallerini pointed out that 18, 19 or 12 l , will have to travel to 13 marked the date of the most Here we are on St. Peter's without offending some teachers. and 20 year-olds, who previously Bayonne where the same law was action Circle K wK was to see this campus, right in the middle of a "The essence of the problem," went to New York (where the abolished by federal action in semester in the line of service. large city where thousands of said Dr. Rush, "is at whose drinking age is also 18) for their 1969. They went Christmas caroling at people are in need of help. Here discretion will merit raises be partying, are now spared a Dept Reps the Liberty House Nursing Home we are with a club, the only one determined. Relationships among potentially dangerous ride home with the Kiwanis Club. According of its kind in Hudson County, the various departments are good to Jersey. (continued from page 1) to Doug, it "went over really which would like to provide right now, but if the chairman has Contrary to what several had departmental representatives. well." service to those people. And here to decide who gets more money, thought, newly enfranchised Among other thin~. her Of the two projects planned for we are with that club OP.Crating relationships may change." drinkers did not flock to resolution will ask that 'the senate the immediate months, one will presently in the red, and unable to Dr. Rush pointed out that, neighborhood bars during the academics affairs committee occur after the District Board get enough members to do a small presently, a sample evaluation week of January 1st. Edward (Ed) chairman make sure the students Meeting of Cirle K and will percentage of the work that survey is being conducted Keany, the daytime bartender at selected find out what is involve fund-raising for a multiple they'd like to. Doug Jablonski whereby faculty members submit the Glenwood Restaurant, a happening in their major at least sclerosis drive. The other is the can't understand it. Neither can I. self evaluation forms to the popular rendezvous for students once a semester, and talk regularly possibility of Circle K working "Service - isn't that what we're department chairman. After the both over and under 21, (let's face with the department chairman. with Alpha Phi Omega in here for." (Continued on Page 8) January 24, 1973 PAUWWOW Senate Ideas Flourish At Leadership Conference By KA THY NORTON A weekend at an isolated thoughts brought up at meetings Senate Committee. It would be a retreat house in upstate New must be carried through, an area clearing house for all other York doesn't always imply rest in which we have been deficient. committee work, and also serve as and quiet reflection. The Student The first was to an extent a watchdog on representatives to Senate Leadership Conference, characteristic of the weekend. The Administration and senate held the weekend of January second factor of course must be committees. It may be headed by 12-14 at Goni.aga House in seen in time." the Internal Vice President. Monroe, was proof of that. Cathy Nealon, Internal Vice Carroll will be presenting a The hours we kept were President, saw "the intense report to the Senate at the next anything but restful. And the contact people had with one Senate meeting, describing the oe Lyny k Jock CarroU conversations we had and another" as the greatest benefit of possible structure and purview of curriculum mnovalion. student necessary to consider in eVJ)luating reflections we made were the weekend. "It was a more the committee. participation and the necessity of the validity of this belief. anything but quiet. But reflection intense, intellectual contact than Cathy also emphasized the fact good public relation~ were One is the all-important fact doesn't have to be quiet to be can be developed in day to day that it was "beneficial for many discussed. I personally found the that quite a few people like "constructive." relationships in school." p.eople to see that, because of discussions hampered by the Corinne, John, Cathy Nealon and "To be constructive, the Nealon would like to utilize a circumstances, an elite group was atmosphere but nevertheless, Joe Lynyak are graduating in four atmosphere surrounding meetings suggestion made by Jack Carroll, forced to do all the Senate work thought-provoking.'' short months. It was most may be an introspective one." College Council representative, to this year." It was not the ideal In his typically optimistic, interesting to note that the Senior remarked Joseph Lynyak, Student formulate a Student Senate situation, Nealon insists, and multi-syllabic fashion, Jack Class was the most generously Senate president. "Secondly, the Committee like the Faculty though it was an expedient one, it Carroll stated that "any represented class at the was also a potentially destructive constructive change engendered Conference. It was also very Celibacy Controversy one. by the Leadership Conference is interesting to realize that only Tom Vena, a hopeful Student predicated upon our good wishes half of the Senate was there. Also, Senate candidate from the junior being translated into reality. Only the half that was present, was for Continues in Church class, was one of the new if we accept our responsibilities the most part, the half that is Throughout the history of the there is both room for and need non-senators who expressed and provide the student body always present - at everything. enough interest to come on the with something more than empty Why do you need motivation, if Church and continuing to the for married priests. There is a weekend. (In fact, Tom managed rhetoric, will the Leadership you have proven that you are present, the celibant state of place for celibacy; however, to express more interest than Conference deserve to be labeled a already motivated in various members of the sacred ministry celibant priests and married most already elected senators). prevails as one of the more success." areas?Or if you have been, and priests would each be able to Tom exclaimed that "alot of In the same vein, Treasurer controversial .topics. In the contribute differently to the people expected alot less than only have a few months left to John Puglisi thinks that "the be? op1ruons of priests around community." Fr. Aritandolare also what actually happened. However, campus, this con\roversy will conference might have been the Ideas flourished ·at the feels that optional celibacy would I expected alot more." He was spark which the Senate needed." continue quite some time, chiefly lessen the feeling of elitism that disappointed at the lack of Conference. Ideas should be because of the long honored I sincerely hope that John and translated into action to be worth exists among many priests, and openess and dynamism on the Secretary Corinne Meyer are both tradition of religious celibacy. also among layment who view part of some student leaders. anything at all, according to Joe As far back as the 4th century, right when they agree that more Lynyak. I agree with Jack Carroll priests as a privileged group. He "That is not to say that the work will be accomplished =::: lthllu.J no law ~xisu:d feels that this would lead to "a -eonfetence tmsetfwas compterety - I'll wait. pEOhibiting marritrge, it was 1n I 1 oecause of I he Conference in the brealcing down oT f ~ wliole worthless. Certain topics that had coming months. Yet there are SUPPORT ALL vogue for bishops to remain 'clerical culture' that exists." to be discussed, such as several factors which I feel are Pc'ACOCK SPORTS single; moreover, many of those Similar views were expressed by ------­ previously married left their wives Fr. Van Berke) of the Sociology ,~\e and families after consecration. In Department. "In theory, I see a Spain at this same time, a council great place for celibates in life; a Questionnaire . ,_ ... of bishops ruled that all its clergy vocation for celibacy is just as ·\tt:~~ ~ottrp vow a life of absolute continence worthy as a vocation for marriage. (Continued from Page 5) under pain of deposition. The However, the whole idea of given to alternative careers." ·-::;~ '"'t primary argument given for this considering optional celibacy is "Many women are was the sentiment that a cleric absurd. I do not see where the apprehensive about anything tabing could better advise perfect question of celibacy has anything that smacks of what is continence to widows and virgins to do with the priesthood, Just as popularly known as 'Women'\ if he himself were celibant. In I have the independent choice of Liberation.' Careers should be addition, marital acts were teaching or following another open to those of either sex." considered repugnant to the career, so I should have the "Apparently some men sacred ministry; intercourse was individual choice of marrying or students have a,lso not thought considered a defilement. not as I see fit." about their careers. There are In the 6th century in parts of In regard to the argument that too few careers for either male Europe, married bishops were family life would consume too of female students." allowed to reside with their wives, much time which could be spent "Mentors in spec~fic but were obliged to refrain from instead of on priestly duties, both departments are not interested sexual acts. Later, deeming such Fr. Amandolare and Fr. Van in their students as much as THE JERSEY CITY POET s' cohabitation to be both suspicious Berke) disagree with this they should be.'' CO-OP WILL HOLD A and overly difficult, a law was statement. - "Careers should be presented POETRY READING ON passed requiring the bishop to As Fr. Van Berke) commented, not only as a lifetime goal, but WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24, I· provide another household for his "You can consider the priesthood also as a side feature of a 1973 IN POPE LECTURE wife and family. as a job to be done or as a state of woman's real concerns, By 1079, the situation had being. In regard to the job of whatever they may be.'' HALL AT 12 NOON. become considerably more being a priest, I feel a married life From the results of the questionnaire, it appears that THOSE READING WILL confining; under Gregory VII, will not at all interfere." BE: laws were enforced prohibiting Similarly, Fr. Sheridan feels many women students would still any priest guilty of the crime of that "the problem with celibacy is like to have a career program at TOM BELTON fornication from celebrating mass. that we have made something that St. Peter's College. If you would JIM CARROLL The current position held by is not intrinsic to the priesthood like to be involved in career BOB DAVIS the Church is that clerical celibacy obligatory." Yet, Fr. Sheridan meetings next semester, contact MARK ROWAN

is most proper for the sacredotal would "like to see the tradition of Ms. Ruth Sweeny at the 1 ministry, and is a condition for celibacy in the West continued, Counseling Center (Ext. 272). Discover the World on Your greater freedom in the service of but allowing for the ordination to Freshmen (freshwomen?) are the priesthood of married men." especially welcomed since they SEMESTER AT SEA God. Sails each September & ~ruary In the opinion of several priests The question of marriage after were not included in the survey. here at the college, the question ordination, however, is one to Combine accredited study with which more thought would have is skeptical about is "whethe, educational stops in Africa, Aus­ of celibacy should be one decided tralasia and the Orient. Over 5000 obligatory celibacy is actually upon by the individual rather than to be given, considering students from 450 campuses have imposed upon by the time-honored traditions. what is deterring men from already experienced this interna­ organii.ational Church. According to Fr. Buckley, the entering the priesthood. There is tional program. A wide range of As Fr. Jack Amandolare question of celibacy and no dogmatic necessity for financial aid is available. Write commented, "I would like to -see priesthood going hand-in-glove celibacy. Yet, a celibate clergy has now for free catalog: celivacy as optional. I think that should be answered in terms of served the Church well in the WCA, Chapman College, Box CC40, Orange, Cal. 92666 the needs of the Church. What he past.'' ~ ~~ . Bates As "Butley"- . -()t)(') "Bravura Performance" By ROBERT J. O'HARE The Music It seems that every year the ., • ,#_ Broadway season is enriched by ,. -. an import from our British · ::.: ~j• ; ~Hear cousins. This season is no By BOBNIHEN exception. The first emigrant to make the voyage successfully from England is Simon Gray's new play, Butley. . The Girl y OU Think y OU Se e The play was a deserved hit in London last year and its limited ~he's the girl you think you see. Call her a mirage. The eyes are the New York engagement is sold out. color of love and her smile as warm as an August day. It is a marvelous play. It is witty, She wasn't born. They found her in the street pounding notes on a ironic and knowing. Some critics piano and singing a beautiful soprano. She could hav.e been signed to a have argued that the play has recording contract on the spot. The Metropolitan Opera could have nothing to say ( which in itself is a 1 found a place for her. rather nebulous criticism). This is C!l{ly Simon, rock superstar. A legend in her own time. She's got that a total misreading of the work. midas touch. The California '49ers would have had good prospects Mr. Gray has created a around her. character, Ben Butley, and then There's no set law in rock music that insists you have to race down built a situation around him. The Alan Bates as "Butley" upe h to your local record store to buy Carly Simon's album. But I, for one, play is secondary to the character can't help it. My temperature rises 20 degrees when l hear the first of Butley. I suppose that what I upon:He does superbly. Butley is left him to live with a man who notes. Tum on the air-conditioner, somebody. am really saying is that Butley is a man who lives by and for can only be described as "the They ought to limit Carly Simon albums to four songs per album. l the play. This character, this man, cunning, brillant remarks. This is second most boring man in mean, anymore than that and it's enough to make,•u u g i off the brink. is the reason for the play' s why the play "has nothing to London". Students are bores. Someone should ask Electra existence. Outley is such a say". Butley himself has nothing Literature is dull, and thus life for Record's president to restrict fascinating character that Mr. to say, even though he never stops Ben Butley has been reduced to a radio stations to one Carly Simon Gray simply had to construct a talking. His wit is his defense. His contest of wit. Who can verbally song per hour. That would cool drama around him. As with sarcasm is his only weapon against cut who down to size, with the thing§ off for a time and maybe Pirandelle's six charactors in a world that is, for him, winner take all. It is a harrowing thing§ would get back to normal. search of an author, I am certain intolerable. His vocation, teaching yet all too familiar vision of Her latest album, No Secrets is that Ben Butley existed in Mr. English on the university level, is existence. And Mr. Gray has railroading up the record charts Gray's mind before the rest of the nothing but an empty pin cushion rendered it superbly. Butley is a like a diesel. Last week the album play became clear to him. for him to stab with his caustic great character and Mr. Gray has and the single from it, "You're Thus in "Butley" Mr. Gray has barbs. given him some truly funny lines. So Vain," were Number One on made everything second to the His wife has left him to marry a Butley's wit is the heart of the both the Billboard and CashlxJx title character. The other man he terms "the most boring play. To attempt finding any ratings. characters are pawns for Ben man in London". His male lover, meaning beyond this is to deny No Secrets is probably Carly Butley to vent his sarcastic wit who was once his prize -~ pil . has Butley his own view of life, Simon's best yet. She is a however limited that view may be. top-notch artist in rock music. The other star of "Bur'(ey" 1 Her expedatiens fi.ve y~an ago Alan Bates-. Mr. Bates turns iit a were to be the female Bob Dylan. Carly Simon fabulous performance. His Ben Well, Dylan would have never believed it then, but she's on her way. Butley is a tragi-comic figure One of her song§, "You're So Vain," is getting a lot of airplay on which both frightens and dazzles. radio stations throughout the country. Its ignited a fierce battle among He is frightening because he is male rock stars and friends of Carly Simon. You see, none of them can empty-emotionally. Ben Butley figure out who she wrote the song about. Only James Taylor can relax. has nothing left to give the world Carly admits that the song. is not about her new husband, although except his wit, and the way Mr. some of the lyrics do suggest it. Bates delivers these biting stings is "You're So Vain" has a catchy melody. It lodges itself in the middle a joy to behold. He is a of your brain as it spins around more times than it does on the juke box consummate actor. His gestures, in a Jersey City pizza parlor. It makes you dizzy enough to collaspe. D,n·d Br 111berg - E· . t Side Kid. his moves, everything he does on She might have inherited her talent. The 28-year-old stage of the Morosco theatre is a singer/songwriter is the daughter of the former president of Simon and Brom.berg's "Demon"- perfect example of great acting. Schuster. That could be why Carly had the stimulus to attempt a career Mr. Bates gives what can only be in journalism a few months ago. She wanted to interview Mick Jagger described as a "bravura for The New York nmes, and , with the help of her manager, it was Paradoxical Diversities performance". Please see Alan arranged. By JIM FUSILLI Bates and hear Simon Gray'slines; When the two met, Jagger was too exhausted from his 13-hour plane David Bromberg's album guitar, mandolin, and dobro, His to~ther they make "Butley" a ride to even -consider doing an interview. Instead, they discussed their Demon in Disquise is paradoxical. songwriting ability, though largely theatrical event of the first order. mutual dislike for airplanes. mending despondent tales of unpublicized, is remarkable. The But the idea of the interview was not totally waisted. At least Carly broken love with humorous wide variety of topics he uses is landed Mick to sing background vocals on "You're So Vain" which in accounts of his East Side days in reminiscent of the Dylan/ LOSE 20 POUNDS turn brought James Taylor running with the wedd.ing ring. After all, New York, Bromberg neverr Kristofferson style. Although IN TWO WEEKS! Carly does resemble Mick's wife Bianca a bit, doesn't she? reveals his true personality. The Brom berg's vocals range FamContinental Congress, who in his subdued delegate and dedicated the musicians. It further seems Jiiiil Parc~I zeal for independence, cannot husband. John Battaglino achieves that a piano rather than a overcome the unwillingness of the this with a smile and a downcast harpsichord would have better ~ Service ~ongressional majority. Adams' glance. His character is not meant complemented the violins. colleagues regard him as to be vigorous. It is well done. The experience of opening "obnoxious and disliked," forcing Dan Drew is simply superb as night should relay the cast in its needs him to contend with the follies of the pompous John Dickinson, ·(continued on page 10) their unwillingness. Mark's performance is a steady one, conveying Adams' frustration and outrage with authoritative movement and a convincing verbal part time fire. He is close to being hoarse at play'send. Jay Hamill, the angry young man and reasoning gentleman of Package Handlers plays past, breathes into John Hancock, the president of the Congress, a patriotic respectability. Hamill's Hancock keeps the delegates in line with a calculation and forcefulness integral to his fine performance. Larry McGuirk provided one of the real musical "lifts" in the comical "The Lees of Old $2.85,. .. Virginia", a vanity-ridden theme song of his delegate, Richard 4-5 HOURS A NIGHT Henry Lee. Bill Sterlacci portrays the mail courier, who is a veteran ~ DAYS A IEEK ()f the revolution's initial battles. Bill steps beyond his seemingly walk-on role with an inspiring vocalization of "Moma Look Sharp." The lone beam of the APPLY II PEIIII AT spotlight heightens his stirring delivery. The laughter in "I 776" 411 CGUIITY AVEIUE invariably results from the antics of the Congress' oldest statesmen, RCAUCIJS. IJ. Stephen Hopkins and Benjamin Franklin. Tim Gryzelak perfects I A.II .• & P.11. the antiquity of Hopkins with a PAUWWOW ''The Poseidon Adventure''­ Stereotypes and Cliches By ERNIE MALIK The marquee at the new collides with an "enormous wall supercilious cop (Ernest Borgnine) National Theatre on Broadway of water". Half of the passengers and his reformed harlot wife • reads, "The Poseidon Adventure die upon impact. Others drown as (Stella Stevens); a Jewish swim - Combining the Talents of the ship slowly sinks into the sea. champ (Shelly Winters) and her Fifteen Academy Award Only a handful of people make a aging husband (Jack Albertsonr, a Winners". After viewing this desperate attempt to save p1.X1e teenager (Pamela Sue soggy, suspense yarn, which can themselves. This company of Martin) and her obnoxious kid best be described as an up-to-date stereotypes, a combination of the brother (Eric Shea}; a ship ¥ersion of The Titanic, l was ill-fated travesties of The steward (Roddy McDowall); a shy convinced that these fifteen Wayward Bus and Airport are led haberdasher (R~d Buttons), as people surely must have won their by a right-on minister, Reverend boring as he is timid; a pretty rock respective awards under more Frank Scott (Gene Hackman). He singer (Carol Lynley), acting as if deserving circumstances. Don't guides this incredulous pack of the salt water seaped into her misunderstand me. The Poseidon parodies up ,through seven stories brain. Besides battling the Adventure is a taut, tense thriller of the ship's structure, winning torturous ship bowels to escape with some excellent the trust of his followers with their deaths, this cartooned edge-of-the-seat excitement. The such insane dialogue as, "God congregate also vainly struggle film falters because, in the end, all loves brave souls; God loves triers; with over-acting and a senile the arresting action and adventure God loves winners." At moments script. Some of the assemblage drown in a sea of ham-acting and when the suspense should tingle manage to swim away from these Hackman and Borgnine in ''Poseidon" - Onn 11ing in clicl~·1. an overly cliched script. our spines, the banal speeches burdens, adding a little more emerges as a humorous harlot; believable personality, not just a The S.S. Poseidon, en route to tickle our funny bones. character to their whimsical roles Borgnine transforms his beefy cop parody, as most of his fellow Athens from New York, capsizes Joining Hackman in the in the process. Miss Winters is a into jocular toughness. actors do with their roles. His on . New Year's Eve when it grueling climb to safety are a hammy heroine; Miss Stevens The film finally submerges final speech near the film's end, in unwillingly to the indifferent which he berates his copilot God direction of Ronald Neame. His for killing innocent people, is "Dr. Selavy's Theatre"­ past efforts were concentrated in taintless evidence for this fact. the comedy genre. With scenarists Throughout the entire film, Stirling Siliphant and Wendall Hackman struggles futilely to Hocus-Pocus· Entertainment Mayes, it is no wonder that we are keep his head above the water By ERNIE MALIK laughing most of the time instead while the scenarists are tying treatment in this crude infirmary, amuck, from Allen to the Marx of chewing nervously on our rocks to his ankles. Figuring out the significance of experiencing everything from Brothers, from Downey to Soupy fingernails, which is what a tight, The Poseidon Adventure, which Doctor Selavy's Magic Theatre is selecting his future from a deck of Sales. tough action film should have us in its premise, sails along as a like constructing a 10,000-piece cards to tasting the delicious Deep in the play's recipe is its doing. Together, they make for top-notch suspense thriller, finally puzzle and not knowing where to "Strawberry-Blueberry" jam. theme, but, by extracting this one uncompro~singly silly suspense. sinks into an embarrassing, watery begin. Yet, for all its difficulty, After five scenes and twenty ingredient, the entire batter may Hackman 1s the only one who grave. In due time, it will wash up this avant-garde musical is a quick songs, he is cured as the repertoire sour. You can look to the title, seems to make leeway in this onto the shores of television and (75 minutes long), sure:fire cure shouts out "Let's Hear ft For Doctor Selavy, pronounced in the ocean of platitudes. He be wrung dry on one of the transmutes Rev. Scott into a network's "Movie of the Week". for a suffering theatrical season. It Daddy Moo la". French "C' est la vie", which is filled with the kind of The creatprs, Richard Foreman translates as "Well, that's life," symbol-crashing, drum-beating and Stanley Silverman (who Amidst all the song, dance, and rhythm characteristic of Hair and collaborated on the Obie-award moving mayhem, Foreman has THE JOY OF LIVING the poetic balladry found in The winning play, Elephant Steps, two transformed indistinct I$ IN THE JOY OF Me Nobody Knows. It is a seasons ago) have cl uttered the topsy-turvydom into a visible Giving theatrical remedy fuil of Mercer-O'Casey theatre with a construct that illustrates this Praying hocus-pocus entertainment. mystifying, mumbo-jumbo thematic pseudonym. Working Subtitled "The Mental Cure", madness. The setting is a cellar of There is only one flaw the play opens with a patient desolate seediness. The characters noticeable in this energizing, Sharing the joys (Ron Faber), who suffers an are mystecious cataleptic abracadabra production, that the laughter unknown mental malady. He mannequins. McGrath, as the being the reverberations created the problems enters this histrionic hospital, sneakered psychiatrist, presents a when microphones were used for the success discovering an array of cartoon image of the mad scientist certain songs. After you become and failures strange-looking characters that with his caper in catatonia. Miss absorbed in the enchanting ranee from Dr. Selavy (Frank Delson is a superb singer. Miss theatrics, the reverberations echo knowing that where McGrath), to a female pirate Harper, a marvelous entertainer, themselves inaudible, and Doctor there is human need (Mary Delson), to the prettiest has a towering stage presence. Se/avy's Magic Theatre pulls a in the cities, rock singer (Jessica Harper) I have The music is a compilation of rabbit out of its hat that will the suburbs, seen on the stage since Beverly parody, frorn soul beat, to remedy any malady you might in parishes, Bremers. synthesized classic, to hard rock. have had when you entered the on campus He participates in a five-day Foreman's satire runs abstractly theatre. That's what the PauUsts the Paulist is there SWAN SONG are all about. · helping ''1776'' Jim Fusilli For mol'e lnfonnatlon write: Oriental Music & counseling ( continued from page 9) Fether Donald C. Campbell, reiaicing Joe Generelli Room 103. choreography, which seemed Also in the presence rather stiff and uncertain at times. Featuring Elias Sarkar with special guest of the good Hopefully the clumsy spotlight Suzanne Creange andin will be accurate in future shows: Paula Fathers. Date February 2, 1973, 8:30 p.m. Proceeds to the signs of hope In relating the succe~ of Adm. $1.00 Christian Appalachia Project 415 West 59th Street .. 1776" one could safely recount New Yotk, N.Y. 10019. around us each fme moment . musical and (?specially in the awesome number dramatic. It is safe to say, "Molasses to Rum;" Brian however, that after a somewhat tw'II. ~(lNA 3·5• Corrigan as the disgusted and slow begirming, the play erupts "ltfitt~ KNI 35t perfectly accented Scotsman from HY 9'WUtlfST 3 5( into laughter and solid Delaware, Tom McKean; and last ·rttt,ppF.f> HAM 35t entertainment. The characters but not least, Bob Lucid as the 'fAYlOR HAM 40, bring their particular flairs into Declaration's deciding voter, 'tUN- Ul.AD o·• company with each other. The lf;Wt!S CHE F.S £ 35 James Wilson. departure of Adams, Chase and You will enjoy "1776". It has Franklin with Hoplcin's blessing to its faults but is immensely the "drinking and whoring" of the ~. entertaining. Go and catch it this troops in New Brunswick, is a weekend. My thanks to the Eyes good exatmple of the interplay. for a fun !\how. AROUND"" Equally fine performances are Congratulations Boomer ,,,·,1~~, supplied by Bob O'Hare as South • - Carolina's Edward Rutledge, You've made it out. 792 West Side Ave. . PAUWWOW Janua;y 24; 1913 C

PAUW wow SPORTS Peacocks Shattered In Tourney Play Record Dips to 5-9 By FRED KERBER by freshman Tom Wise with 12. & STAN FRYCZVNSKI Jiminez also grabbed down 13 Totally disappointing is the rebounds. kindest phrase to best evaluate the St. Peter's - 91 , Arkansas Tech - 85 varsity basketball team up to this The Peacock's snapped their point. Their present 5-9 record four game losing streak by taking leaves everyone wondering if there the consolation game of The Bear exists a slight chance of a .500 Classic. Trailing by seven points at season. With Fairfield, L.I.U., the half, St. Peter's changed their Canisius, and Furman just a few defensive strategy to a full court of the teams left on the schedule, press to score the first 18 points breaking even on the 72-73 season of the second half. looks very improbable. Arkansas made a silent 87-83 Coach Bernie Ockene has done comeback in the final minute but about everything except invite the Anderson iced matters up with girls basketball team to fill the two long jumpers. bench. He's made every Jiminez was the team's top conceivable switch in the starting point getter with 22, Anderson ~ ( lineup you could imagine, but 17, and Fuller 16. Tom Peacock Walt Burch ( S4) drives for layup against Biscayne defenders. St. Peter's dropped 82-73 decision. every combination has left him Abrahamson and Ed Cierski also with bigger question marks. Lack pumped in IO points apiece. of consistency by the players, Arkansas State's Scaife led all Milanowycz Sparking sloppy defense, and scores of scorers with 25 markers. turnovers are a handful of the Fuller, besides his productive ailments that the Peacocks are scoring, also came down with a Holm's Lil' Peacocks suffuring from. Unfortunately, personal best of 20 rebounds. By ST AN FRYCZYNSKI tallies. Q'Qc Brown hasn't found a cure Hatter's Tournament Ha-Ye you ever- wallred into the when Seton Hall's mini-Pirates Iona proved to be a tougher foe ----foi..a:r=these diseases. Florida South- 72 St. Peter's - 64 Armory at approximately 8:00 squashed SPC, 103-68. It was the in the rematch but, nothing that What ever happened to that The Peacocks were tripped up p.m. to watch a Varsity Basketball first time that the Peacocks the Peacock's couldn't handle. good old fast break? in their tourney debut at the game and noticed that the allowed more than 68 points in a Four members of Peter's squad Jacksonville - 96 St. P.eter's 89 Sunshine State but, it proved to scoreboard was lit up with a fmal game came-up with double figures; The Dolphins squeaked out be one of the better games they score on it? If you look a little Seton Hall had two big guns in Corcoran (21), Dully (20), Joyce an overtime victory in what could had played in a long time. closer you'll observe that in most McFarland and Hawkins as each (14), and Milanowycz (10). very well have been a Peacock In field goals, both teams were cases the illuminated numbers had a 20 plus night. In double The Iona game marked the fifth upset. Jacksonville shut off St. locked at thirty. It was at the foul show a victory for the home team. figures for the feacocks were straight win for the N team and Peter's offensive punch in the line that Florida Southern was on No, they're not testing the lights, Milanowycz with 12 markers and along with this comes an opening minutes of Q.T. and top by converting 12 of 20 tries. but actually it's to let you know Dully with IQ. honorable list of statistics. calmly took control of the For St. Peter's, both Wise and how our N squad did (in case To make up for the Offensively, the little Peacocks pressure situation. Jiminez added 14 points on the you didn't make the game, which embarrassment, St. Peter's average 70.8 points a game and Juan Jiminez had his best game scoreboard. However, Wise was is the case more times than not). humiliated the Gaels of Iona, yield an average of only 67 .3. of the season with 31 points and forced to leave the game with an The Junior Varsity Basketball 84-62, Dully picked apart the In rebounding, the team has 21 rebounds quickly washed ankle injury at 8:49 in the second Team under the leadership of Iona defense with a game high 29 accumulated 366 and average 30.5 down the drain. half. coach Tony Holm is running as a points. Baker's 20 points a game. Niagara - 115 St. Peter's - 90 Anderson passed off for five strong contender for the most contributed further sting to the Individually, Baker's 16.4 It was a perfect night for the assists and Jiminez brought down unrecognized team of the school wound. average is the teams best. Purple Eagles of Niagara as they a dozen missed shots. The year. Last count showed the The Gaels never had a chance in However, Rick was moved up to jumped off to an 18-5 lead and Peacocks out rebounded their record -at 10 wins and 2 losses. their own end as Milanowycz the varsity bench after the first then walked off the court with a opponents 47-42. The Little Peacocks drummed pulled down 14 missed shots. meeting with Iona and has played 56-36halftimeadvantage. Coach Ockene was up a 68-65 triumph over the The rematch with Jersey City only eight games of N ball. In the rebounding department, exceptionally pleased with the Montclair Chiefs with superb State was fruitless for the Gothics. Dully's 15.3 average just nips Niagara dominated 65-46 over St. overall play of Wise. He also shooting from Dave Milanowycz. They were beaten by an even out Corcoran's 15.2. Milanowycz Peter's. Richie Fuller was the showed satisfaction with his His 21 point effort was strongly larger margin than in their first sports a 14.6 scoring average, Peacock's high man with a mere 7 minute men Albio Sires, Cornie back by Paul Dully (14), Brian encounter. Corcoran paced the solidly backed by his 12.7 carooms. Baker, Walt Burch, and Stan Klos, Corcoran (IO), and Ricky Baker 74-63 victory for the Peacocks, rebounding per game. In twelve Harry Anderson's 11 for 23 all who were given more than the (10). Milanowycz was also the top leading all scorers with 24 digits. games, he has accumulated 151 shooting for 31 markers was the usual dosage of playing time. rebounder with 19 grabs off the Rich Joyce hit for 15, followed carooms. bulk of the offense. Bucknell - 92 St. Peter's - 75 boards. by Dully with 14 points and Joyce (7.5) has had some Bear Classic St. Peter's dropped to 4-7 after Columbia was the next victim Milanowycz with 10. productive nights, especially Louisiana Tech - 90 St. Peter's - 62 being blown off the court in the to fall before the Peacocks by Army's Plebes would never against Iona, Army, and The Boulevard Blues put latter part of the first half when virtue of a 65-64 margin. Baker have been in the game if it wasn't Columbia. together their best first half of Bucknell went on a 21:10 and Dully compiled 16 markers for the 40 points supplied by An overall look at the team play but lost whatever spark they rampage to hold a 45-34 halftime apiece with Milanowycz pumping Cadet Murray. But that wasn't shows great balance and depth. It had when the second half rolled lead. An injury to Tom Wise in 14 points and snaring 10 enough to compare with the 24 is hard to single out any one's around. Peter's led by a 38-36 dampened the Peacock chances caroms to aid the cause. points of Corcoran, 21 from indi.vidual talent since their theme margin at the half but their 27 and Bucknell held the edge in all The JV's had little difficulty in Milanowycz and 27 combined is team ball. They possess a well turnovers in the later part of the statistics. Jiminez led St. Peter's in downing Englewood Cliffs, 83-68. points from Joyce and Dully. In balanced attack with a successful game is what produced the both scoring ai:id rebounding with Baker's 9-14 shooting from the rebounding, Milanowycz added fast break. The defense is alert, embarassing outcome. Louisiana 17 markers and 12 caroms. Sires floor and 1-1 from the line made another dozen to his ever quick, and aggresive. burst open for a 26-2 spurt that got the starting nod for Wise and him the top point getter of the increasing statistics. Why not try to stop in early at left the · Peacocks totally tallied 13 points. The Peacocks night with 19 digits. Dully added The 87-61 uprooting of Wagner the next home game.- You'll get a disorganized. made a slight comeback in the another I 7, Milanowycz tallied 16 turned out to be a field day for good seat (the Armory is barren Offensively, Louisiana had second half, but with five and Corcoran chipped in with IO the Peacock's Corcoran and about that time), see an exciting three 20 point scorers in Mike Buckness players hitting for points. And as usual, Milanowycz Milanowycz. Each man tallied 26 game and you won't be Green, John Bossard, and Barney double figures, the Ockenemen was the leading rebounder with a points in their outing. Dully also squeezing in and out of the Banks. Jiminez's 16 digits, and got shut out in the Florida dozen errant shots. hit for 12 markers. Game high was bleachers when the crowd flows in Anderson's 14, were followed up Tourney. Good times came to an end the Seahawks Gregory with 25 at 8:00 o'clock. 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