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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1980/81 to 1989/90 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1983-84 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. THE ITHACA~e A Student Newspaper For Ithaca College - l'o.nnl I 932 Loss of Alumnus View From the Inside Ten I. C. Students Protest Saddens Campus by Dave Fischer have claimed ac('ess to. 111- By 11:30 a.m. the ten I c Ten Ithaca College students structing how nuclear materiel'> studmt-ck·monstrators still h<1cl joined more than 380 pro­ should he handled. Further not rlirnlwcl the fence for lark testers on Monday at the evidence is the lengthening of of a "creative statement. .. Seneca Army Depot and were the Depot's runway. most pro­ Tt1at cr1·at1\·c .<,t<1tc·nH·111 taken into military police bably to accommodate large lwg fence. The importi:lnc·t· of 1111s issue do.<,C'IY togetlwr ind tight hud· The demonstrators wen· call­ that rlw protest<'r!-> lwlic·\·t' 111 die <'mular111g the world Otlwr ing for a clt'lay of ttw Cruise can lie directly rnrwlatcd to pro1c·s11·r..,, <1ctmg likt· hum<111 and l'nshing II missilc·s their orgc1nil<1tion and support. IJoml>s. c ,1rcc11c·d m10 tilt· tight scheduled for ckployrncnt in Tlw llhaca Coll<·gc· s1ut'lll n·t·r,·0111· C'or· Western Europ<· this dcwonstrators part1CJJMtc·ct 111 a bnt'\\'111).! into tlH· ground. December. six-hour pwparatory sc·ss1on clSStllTWrokcn Depot Octoller :\ction Coali­ 111s1ruc1c<1 of legalities. dny the clicking of ecmwrc1s tion. web hclct in solidarity with even practiced being am·s11·ct cl<'scendC'd upon tlwm. nw other groups across the coun­ through role-playing. silC'ncc was in11·rruptcd by a try and Western Europe as part .\n Ithaca College support Coast Ciudrcl hclirnpter flying of numerous activities organiz­ group numbc·ring tt·n people o\·c·rll<'ad. lm11g111g with it <111 ed in recognition of lnterna- was also on hand al the Depot c1·rie feeling. 11onal Disarmament Week. as a "legal watch" 10 insure "Thoughts of bullets raming While some 140 Western against harassment and injury. clown 111 Vietnam p<·nc·tratC'<1 JESSICA SAVITCH European rallies were being at­ The support group not only our mmc!s." said several I.C. members who fell "as if we by Dian Dulberger tended by about 1.s million gave physical help but also had finally confronted a blatant Trt1gedy struck the broadcast journalism profession, shock­ people (most of whom formed suppliecl mental supporr wirh a 70-mile human link). the ac­ rnncept of a future without ing and saddening the country, especially the Ithaca College food and by keeping tabs on tion closer to home has focus­ peace." community. Jessica Savitch, a well-known Ithaca College students who were ed in on Romulus. New York. "detainee!". The emergence of the graduate of 1968, died in a tragic car acident on Monday mor­ The Seneca Army Depot has helicopter was a "natural cue" ning. Savitch and her companion. Martin Fishbein, New York The action began at 6:oo to jump the fence and after one Post \'ice-President, were traveling in New Hope. Penn­ been the scene of much recent a.m. Monday morning in an at­ controversy because the student took the initiative. tht' syl\',mia when the mishap occured. According to authorities, mosphere that I.C. student­ Depot is believed to house rest followed. she apparently swerved off a towpa1h and into the Delaware demonstrator Marc Osten nuclear missiles and neutron "The effect was great." said Canal. landing in s feet of water and knee-high mud, preven­ described as "geared-up for bombs. Evidence to support Osten. "because we went ting their escape. spiritual strength." this belief is founded from from being dead to being alive Elllharking into a field in which few women dared to enter. A communications network documents and training and taking action by going owr Sa\'it('h proved to be a woman of sheer determination and was set-up between affinity manuals. which the protesters the fenre." ron~<·quently became the first woman to anchor on a major groups to unite the entire group ~~ T\' network. Jessica's career placed her as the principal -_r; ,. :"'! reporter and writer of NBC's ''Saturday Nightly News," although her career as a broadcast journalist began much earlwr \\'11h a Bachelor of Science degree in Television and Radio Communications, Savich accumulated plenty of credentials lwlund her including membership in Alpha Epsilon Hho. While at1<·ncling Ithaca College she commuted to Rochester. N.Y. to 11ork at WBBF, a radio station. Later, after her graduation. Jes~ica worked at WCUS in . She was then off to anchor WHOU-TV in , Texas before becoming the new~ anchor of KYWT-TV in . Her next ac­ rnrnphshment marked a high point in her career when she be< <1rnc affiliated with NBC as a correspondent and anchor- 11·on1<1n from 1977 to her death. This past year. Savitch an­ rhon·d Public Television News show "Front Line." In 1979, she ~poke at the Ithaca College Commencement ceremony 11·h<·rc· she received an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Let­ ter~. She was elected to a s year term ·on the LC. board of d1renors in 1980. Demonstrators at the Seneca Anny Depot climb the fence as military police patiently await. see Loss of Alum page U rand to keep all involved aware Most protesters, like Employment Outlook: of the happenings. Through Kathleen Hooke. an I.C. senior. rhis network of communica- explained to the military why tion. the protesters were able they intended to jump the Recruitment Up On Campuses to block all entrances 10 the fence before doing so. Depot by flocking from one "The fence was symbolizing ) Janet Simons clirector at Northwestern tic hard data on which to base gatr to another as the need the barrier between people, ICl'Si·· :\fter months of issuing University in Evanston. Ill.. and their optimism. but they take arose. between nations, and the loomy forecasts. college author of the Endicott Report. heart from the trickle of It is significant to point out military ... we must try to >lan·nwnt officers around the a national sur.vey of stuclenl recruiters moving back onto that the actions of all understand why these barriers _o~ntry have grown more op- placemen ti;. campuses as fall recruiting demonstrators involved exist and how we can break 1m1s11r in recent weeks about '"That's still clown from what season starts. solidarity of agreement and them down," she said. tuctents· job prospects this it was two years ago. much "The big thing is that we've consensus decision-making. Once a protester had scaled ·car. less three years ago," he adds. been on a downward curve for "II was pure democracy in ac- the fence they "went limp" "I think recruiting is going to "I don't see any sudden turn. some time." says Jack tion. All decisions were and had 10 be carried to a bus . up by IS to 20 percent na­ This is going to be a gentle Shingleton. Michigan State unanimous decisions." said which would take them to a '.?nally from last year. "says tum." Pat Ryan, an I.C. junior present holding pen inside the base. see Recruitment page 6 irtor Lindquist, placement Lindquist and others have lit- at the demonstration. see Students Protest page 14 2 I Ill: II IIACAN October 27. 198.l FROM OUR POINT OF VIEW

Would this ~ditorial ·series have not drawn fif­ is not being met on­ have to address the issue ty people; the Bureau of campus, but elsewhere. of drinking to insure Concerts show with Bob­ The events that take anyone would read it? Do by and the Midnites did place on this campus are the Pines. Dugout. Haunt. not break one-thousand placed behind events tak­ Simeons. etc. all have to persons; and the first two ing place downtown by be closed for people to do Crossroads' dance nights the I.C. students. something else besides have not met with over­ There is no way to going downtown? flowing success. clearly address this issue. With the wide range of and find a solution to this \Nhy was this so? Did varying activities that take problem. Everywhere the events have poor place on this campus and you look these days peo­ publicity? Possibly, but the poor attendance they ple are talking and ad­ moreover. it was because have been receiving, it is dressing a "21" drinking alcohol was not served at beginning to seem that to age. It would seem that these events. get people to participate, people everywhere are alcohol must be present. Ask any student on the beginning to try to de­ In the past four weeks Ithaca College campus emphasize alcohol. We there have been over one what Wednesday, Thurs­ here at Ithaca College bet­ dozen special events in day, and Friday mean to ter begin to take notice of which the I.C. communi­ them and they will likely the events happening on ty may take part. General­ respond pitchers. this campus and find College Press SerY1ce ly, attendance at all of dimey's, and happy hour. equilibrium with the ac­ these events has been With these events the tivities of downtown or 11 WOUU) At.l'l?,Ot:>'I ~'I oSJec..-r poor. social aspects of this else we may find Ithaca The last two speakers school are being met, but College a boring place to it> f.tAVltJ~ A MID'Tl::~ e'IIJ/I N~ in the S.A.B. speakers this aspect of college life be. wee~ 'cOMF:TIMe ? " WICB-FM Aids Handicapped Ithaca, NY--Beginning OCt. 31, program will highlight other cooperative venture between-WHO YOU? WICB-FM, Ithaca College's news that is considered rele­ WICB and the Ithaca Journal ARE radio station, will air a half-hour vant to the visually handicap­ will not only benefit listeners , news program that should help ped. Music will be used as a but should also give students visually handicapped listeners bridge between the different at the station valuable produc­ keep up with local happenings elements of the program. tion experience. The 1984 edition of Who's been honored in the annu<11 and other events. The program on WICB ·15 the "A program like this gives Who Among Students in directory since it was first The program, to be broad­ brainchild of Assistant Pro­ students daily editing ex­ American Universities and Col· published in 1934. cast Mondays through Fridays fessor of Television-Radio - perience, teaches them how to leges will include the names of . Students named this yeilr from 5:30-6 pm, will feature Howard Cogan. who recently judge what is and is not 26 students from Ithaca Col­ from Ithaca College are: Lori readings of news articles and heard members of "Shot in the newsworthy and helps them lege who have been selected A. Basler, Lori L. Bauer, other information that appear Dark." a local baseball team for better understand the benefits as national outstanding Lauren A. Bewley, Michael J. in the day's Ithaca Journal. the visually handicapped. talk of community service ... Cogan leaders. Casamento, Douglas S. "We won't be reading about their activities and explains. Campus nominating commit­ Clauson, Mary J. Dzialga, headline material that already discuss problems faced daily Outwin expects the program tees and editors of the annual Nancy Gilliland, Elizabeth L. · receives adequate coverage by the 300 legally blind to appeal to the non­ directory have included the Goldfeder, Thomas H. Har­ on television or radio." ex­ residents of Tompkins County. handicapped as well. "As we names of these students bas· ding, Marie E. Hopper, plains Chris Outwin, manager Cogan, struck by the notion polish our production." Ou twin ed on their academic achieve- Stephen K. Long, Todd B. of radio operations at Ithaca of a reading project that would says, "I believe our program ment. service to community, McLeish and Karen S. Mones. College and executive pro­ fill the gap in local information will be very appealing to all leadership in extracurricular ac­ Also, Jennifer A. Morse, ducer of the program. "In­ cited by group members. ar­ people who are interested in tivities and potential for con­ Mark 8. Peterson, Patricia stead. we'll be covering ranged a meeting between news. In time, I think we'll see tinued success. Ann Polinsky, Anthony F. features that are locally infor­ · himself. Outwin, Dean of the an increase in our audience in They join an elite group of Razzano,Jr., Daniel M. mative as well as other kinds School of Communications the 5:30-6 pm weekday slot." students selected from more Reifsteck, Elizabeth C. of information that are never Thomas Bohn, Ithaca Journal Currently, operational pro­ than 1500 institutions of higher Schlageter, Sarah W. Smith, read on the radio, like apart­ Publisher Pam Johnson and cedures are being finalized for . learning in all so states. the Sheri L. Speling, Karen D. ment and job listenings." two members of "Shot in the the program, which will be pre­ District of Columbia and Steinberg, Stephen Tropiano, In addition to reading local Dark." recorded during the afternoon several foreign nations. Jeffrey J. Whitcomb, Brian E. features and classified ads. the Cogan notes that this for the evening broadcast. Outstanding students have Wind and Janet E. Wright.

The ITHACAN Is a student newspaper published by the Ithacan Publishing Company of Ithaca College, Ithaca, New York. It is THE ITHACAN published every Th~ay during the academic year and is distributed without charge around the Ithaca College campus every Thursday. Marc A. Albert Editor In Chief David Klein Production Manager . AS a public service, The Ithacan will print relevant events of public Dave Fischer Editor In Chief Marc Fitzsimmons Photography Editor Jean Trotta Office Manager Laura McDonagh Personnel Manager mter~ to the students of Ithaca College In its Announcements sec­ Mary Fabiano financial Manager Sharon Stegall Advertising Man11ger ~n ~ut charge. It Is ~ked that these messages be sent through Lynn Scalzulli Advertising Manager mtercampus mall or to the ad(lr~ listed. below, and received Stuart MacDonald Advertisement Production ~fore 5:00pm on the Monday before publication. Public service ~uncements may also be placed In the lthacan's mail box Bnan P. Walsh News Edllor Lorraine Fanton Assislant News Edllor located In the Egben Union near the check cashing Window. Mona Krieger Soulb HW Editor Allison H. Jennings Sales Manager :nie Ithacan also encourages student input for stories and/or sub­ Doug Clauson Sport.! Editor Richard Wilke Assistant Sales Manager mis.$1on.s. Offices are located In the Basement of Landon hall Donn Jay Miller Billing Manager 6, Ithaca College. Phone (607) 274-3207. ' ·

Typists Photography The Ithacan, Landon Hall. Marcy Bramley Kim Palmer Geoff Donovan Dorm 6 Ithaca College 274-3207 Hillary Kemp Ann Peltier Joe Epstein 274-320& Barb McKague or October 27, 1983 IIIE 1111.'\CAN I ANNOUNCEMENTS OF INTEREST College Republicans Drug Money Volunteers AbUSt' rJww will lw a gC'1wrc1l . . , . . <;1, \,Vr S:\ \'iNGS! I. 1 f -,11 ('(illc·e1t• 1lw College· Hcpuhlwan s p,H· nH·e mg o ' , . ,., .. Needed .\ nclllOllWl<>I. fl . m . - 'I, outh Bure au S< IH du<< for \()\ ( Ill 1)( r 1S 1 11 111 fine pl,H·<'rn<·nts a,·c1il<1l>h· m clrug ,md <11< ohol .il>u<,t· th,11 gooclc, ;ll<' DcMotte Hoom (umon). ,\II Saturday, Octolwr ..!!Jth h<1s tlw human sc·n·1n· fi<'ld. such < 0111l>11H'c, the 1)0\\'('I ol tel!'\ 1- ()am - .lplll 0< I. JI-Nov -~ . . lsi,c·e·t·i,·c· lwen postponed until c1 latc1 nwm I1ers ,u 1 . . . <1s: Youth Bureau 01H' to On: <,ion ,IIHI COrllllllllllt\ J)('Oplc llull<'r lounge· in Studrnt 1·111011 nwm )('rs.. ,ir c· . C' 1ll"<>tir·iot·cl , ,., • t<> } tlw I<. lli1<,<·l1.ill . l lf1ll· '.->lud<·nts interest!'d 111 lc·g,11 I lo<,plC'ar(' IWC(b SIU(lc·nts lo 11n11111\ d( IIOI] dS 11lo11<,diHh ot Career Planning rrc1in1ng ,HHI SO('l('l\. :\ppJi('d(l()I]', clT(' '>Upc1, ision pro,·ili<'d. \\'di< 11 tlw prog1,1111<, di <,pt·11<11 01wr,1tion Enterprise· .i, ,11l,1!1Jc· 111 tile 11&'.-, Dc·,m·., 01- Spena! C:llii. 11, tlw 1111H' c.irccr Exploralion Group 110.2. Sponsor<·cl h~· American fin·. \lullcr ..!Oh classroom c1ss1s1<1111s !or tlw c,c·c omt 11.itionc1I tc·I!·, 1,11011 ll(·gins October JI. fi:30 p.rn .. Managerrwnt ,\ssociations. Currt·nt llll'l!li)('rs of lhC' pres( hool llanct1cc1p1wd progr,1111 IS ()\'('I (JI] :'so, ('llliH'I Joh Hoom. Sign-up ,II Care!'r J,muary 3·20 at Eckcrcl Col11·gc· sonct\· should updc1te tlH·1r children. lc·d wc1r ,1g,1ins1 dwm1c,1l <1b11<,<' 1n ll ll"s a tob('r JI (Gannett Ill) will bring to area psyrhotht'.rapists. illlnounn·<, its 198-~·85 Collq.((' J.,omc· focus to the process. ]O paid positions are available writing grant proposals. cookout. musir. !Jeer. and car­ \ car in Scan<11n,1,·ia progr,11n Sign-up at Cim'C'r Planning. for Summer 1984. Details at 1wwslcttcrs and public r!'la­ nival games. and it's tl1is Satur· :--o,\ in its .15th yc·,u. 1111., urn­ Career Planning. Deadline: tio ns. Goocl for writing day from H, lwhu1d the Egl)('rt tudy in a srnnd111a,·1im rnun­ fewnt clubs and organizations !-iCIIOOI. notc·d farnlty and prartwing ;'>.ortheast Elementary School try, lc·arn Its lang11,1gc. ,111<1 will he s<'rving food. putting on l:.IO · 4:30 pm professionals. students will n1·c·ds help with after school IHTOlll(' pc1rt of clllOIIH'r games. ,111d handng out prizes !-iign-up at Can·<·r Planning. rC'\'iew judicial clccis1ons. rcneation. crafts and sport~. culture. :\ppliration.c, ,uc· ,tc­ to the winners '>f ehffcrC'llt illlalvze the courts and Con­ Please sec Elaine Lced('r in n·pted from Sq>t(·mtwr to game<, Thew will lw ham­ ,o,·cmlwr :i gress. examine Glr('('rS in Jaw, Muller 334 or call me at .\pnl 198.J. on a fir.<,t-COl!l<'·first­ hurgers. hotdogs and the like·: Xl'HOX and disrnss legal education. 274<3311. rnnsiclercd basis. music by W\'IC: and ,1 For furtfl('r inforn1,lt1on. on Budw<'isl'r van with lwer. !-i1gn-up at Care<·r Plannmg. .\pplwation deadlines are Oc­ Any student interested in this or other interrnltural. tober 2.J.th and NovC'rnlwr 21st. voluntrcring to give visual ac­ Tlw 'Tall+esr· 1s open to all cclw-.111011c1l programs spon­ .\m·(·mbrr II Details at Career Planning. rnracy test to pre-schoolers. in on campus. Just rcnl('rnher to <,ored l>v Scandinc1\·1,1n \orthwestern Mutual Life> ~lagazmc Inwrnship co-operation with the Health hring your l.D. 1f you want Sc·1111nar. please ,wnc to: \II majors .\.S.M.E. is sponsoring Its 18th dept .. please contact :\llison llc!'r Hc1mdate will be~ Sunday SCANDI:\:\ \'1.\N SEMIN.\H !-i1gn-up at Career Planning. annuul Magazine lnt<·rnship Jennings, Community Ac· sarnt' time 358 North Pleasant Stwc·t Program. This is an opportuni- tivities Chairperson Student ·\:r.hcc1rst. MA 01002 1'<111 1983 ty for students to work on Activities Board. at 274-3383. (413)549-58:J!i Speaker :\braham and Straus editorial staffs of major b======:======j The Departrnc·nt of Position: Management Training magazines and publications for Library Info , Ernnon11cs di Ithaca College Ip 1 )I ,r 9 weeks in Summer 1984. Ap· will open us 198:l-1984 Collo· ro,;ram• , · ·n,t Oec·ernb<·r 111·1(·,·11·1ons ,·ir<~ restricted to cur- want to know what :\hl>ie a button. you urn find in a mat- qu1a sc·nes. wit· h I)r. , \II wr t; 'IC'WI Io · Hoffman has been doing over ter of sernnds the desire( f h I h' 1 1 I t t N \' k Sto , 1·r1 rt·.r1t J·u,1iors onlv. Details at 1 Woodward o t c Appa ac tan grac ua es a cw or , r,~ ' the pa<;t several years? Need to topic together with the informa- . (' · · · January start. career Planning. Reg1ona ,omm,ss,on in 1 ======r======, find some background infor- tion that leads you to an impor- Washington. D.C. He will Cornell mation on City Inv('sting, Co.? tant article. Where do you find discuss the rapidly changing Crafts Hav(' an urge to see a good this useful service? On the se- economic conditions of the History review of the television pro- cond floor of the Gannett New York State Appalachian Fair gram "Hill Street Blues?" The Center. Need some help in us- Mountain region as well a<; I al--t· c1 trip into the past with Speaker answers to these anrt other ing the machine? A Reference policy options being con- < ct\ ugc1 Natuw Ct·nt<·r as 11 questions can be found in the librarian will be happy to templated by the 1-'ederal prc·sc·nts the· sc·<·ond annual Mary Beth Norton. professor Newspaper Index. an assist. By the way. the LC. government for the region as a I .tlllil\' Festival of 1'1onnc·cr of history at Cornell University, automated microfilm index Library has all three major whole. There is keen interest I 1k ,111

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I ltl\t<,t• lo dt'll'rlllilH' 11·h,1t 11·11'11\ll' 1111·,1..,ur<·.., lllli",I IH' ,Ill h.i., 1 llll< l11d1·d c1lo11g 1111h I\ p,·.., ot 1c1, 111<',l!->tt11·., 1111ght 1111<'g1,1l p,111 ot tll<' !->olutio11 10 Parent's Weekend .Hassles ·1 o till' Editor<,: I ligh School bane! was rclw,11 . \crnrd1n!-( to l'resid<"nl'<, <.,111).\ on the ,·cry next field tor \\'11,ll<'n· .., !-(rc·<·t111g for l'arc111's hour<, y<·t \\'('r<' not tlH<"<11<'IH'tl \\'<'l'kc11d in the Octol)('r l.lth with arrest or k1Ck1·d ot I ltha('an. on<· 11·ould ll<'ill'\'I' l 'nll·ss they arc paying tuition 111.11 tlw pawrw, wew welcom- hew ,1lso tlwy h,1vc no right 10 1·<1. llmv<·1Tr. tlH' administra­ U<.,<' a field 1f a recognized earn tion acted as hyponitcal as pus dub can not. In addition. humanly pos.c.,ihl<' to h1.c., th<· school's ev<·rla~ting ..,,atcnwnt. l>tm·aucratir ways of denying on tlw Saturday of Parent's the Huguy tt'am a field 10 pla} \\'1·1·kc11d. my parents and honH' il'ames on is ridiculou<, .il>oul so other parents were Granted tht' Huguy team i.., .i 110th digrared and humiliated club and 1101 a rnllegc spon· hy the admimstration of Ithaca sort'd warn. however. \ff Colleg<". I arn speaking of the already pay for our uniforms. 11K1y game in cquipmint an. s the most tasteless act dorms. so why should tlH' that tlw school mulsolutely appalling. the parents thcmsel\'CS. As ,1 First of all. the parents wcw result of this degrading incident merely sitting on the side lines; l feel a written formal apology there were no postings nor should be given to all the rugby were there any written infor­ player's parents who wew not mation that stated that parents present at the game. could not sit on an empty prac­ Joseph Rinkunas tice field. 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Oll'>llllllflj.\ ,I/Id !'\/J!'/1<,/\ (' 1cl<·,1<. \ 1',ll,lll\' .. <·Xplcllll'> < liro11ologi< ,ill, \\'1tl1 110 ..,,ngl<' , ul<·o n1rn111or ,llHI <llf<'I tlH' <.llulro I or 1·xc1111pl('. 11 lwr1 JIit IJICl'>lfl()I\ \I J)II(' .. \ lllcljor dr,l\\ l>,H I, lo ll'XI "I Ill'\ l\llcll ! nlllJ>Oll('lll nl l<'llllllldi lrn cll('d Ill IIH' .\rr <.llld~ 111g d p<11ti< 11l,1r t<·< lu1iq11c· !->lll< 011)cl <,('(' cl <.l'fU'" ol lloth \\ lllt<· c111cl I>1i111101ul rl11 ('f',(' dfcl\\ IJlg', clO!l!' \\ !Ill '>If!''>'> th.rt <(JlllJ)lll('f ! 0111,H I Logos Mean Big Bucks IIH' '>clllH' IIH'dllllll." <,cl\'> \\ 111 !IOI wplcl( (' l,H ult\ ( lllll,H I \\ llll!' ~111! !' IIH' proJ)O'>('d ',\ <,!('ill I'> LINl\'ERSITY PARK. P,\ (CPS)­ "Evt·ryon<''s getting tough Lynd1 sJJ<'<'ulatcs lic!'11sing Ill ,H!clit1011 to <.till llll.tgc·<,. II I'> <,() llllH 11 !llor!' <'IIU 1!'111 tl1.r11 ·Thcrc's a new cal one! new about tht" use of the logos," re\'enue from the new logo )lll'>'>il>I!' to r<'< Old 111011!111 011 < llff('lll \ ·,..,11c1) f('-,()J!f( (' lc11ering on Penn Stale 1-shirls. mourns a rnidwcstcrn an. \\ Ith t)l!' '>\ '>l<'fll'>. '>lwh·11f<, 1, 1\1 \)(' clo­ ~wearshirrs and mugs this fall. manufacturer of key ch<1ins 11al" S:!Oo.ooo to ssoo.ooo a d'>'>l'>l,llH (' OI cl lll<'~! i11g II or!-. \\ 1th gI<'cli<'T prnchu - nie traditional Nirtany Lion who says he recently reacht"d y<·,tr. -,111d<'lll'> gr<'cll \\-Ill lu• cln ot('(l to 1nc11or . '>hl\\'I\ , 1<·w111g tlw ( !'()I'> ,llHI cll(',l', \1')l!( )l l('(!lllf(' They·re victims of a renew­ us1· of the campus· rnasrnt on sl<'p of just starting all over ('Xl!'fl()I <,lcllllcll\. ,llHI tll!'ll 111111· lo di'\ ,·lnp. <1lollg 1,·1111 with new logo and mark in­ ('(! campus pursui1 of as murh key chains. a C'!ll("J tlllOll).\h tlH' JIOfldl'>. lllCII(' 11111!' 1111 ',flHll'lll stead of trying to lin·ns<' the "" 5500.000 in licensing "They used to lw happy just or. tll<'\ <0111<1 .. ,, c1II-. .. ,11rn111<1 (Jll('',fl{))l", r('\'enues. Indeed. more to have their names on ,1n old symbols because "W!' had <.rhools -- mostly in 1he pro- advertising product." says the 21 different l'-ittany Lions <1nd High Tech: 1·ince of the Third Federal manufacturer. who requested as rnany different kinds of District Court in Pennsylvania anonymity because he rnak1·~ 1ype1s1ylcs1 being sold. and we -- soon may he junking key chains for "al>out a dozen" wanwtn,ili1<'ll 1·c1rious administrators. copyright. and freeze me out." Enterprises. which helps cl<'m,uHI<. IH'mg ,lHI "Years ago," agrees Fran license the marks of some 60 trademark cxperrs. anlllll!lg < 1<·11, <'. rol101 l.iy claim to the money to bt" on things as a sorr' of walking where courts have ruled ol I<'( l1110/og1 ,111<1 dlllOll!dlOJI. made from manufacturers who hillboard. But along came lhe against schools ln trademark progr,un<. to IH' 1111d<·rt,1f..<'ll Ill prog1<1llllllillg ,llHI llr Hngn '.'- '.'-.igrl. tlH' l1r<.I 11011 ol rol>ot1( lllOIIOll. ',1/llllld- cl11<·< tor ol till' !ll'>ti111t1· 111011011. "Thev took an ounce ol 11011 ot c!\11c111ll< 11Tlcl111g. rollotu.., dc..,,gll. . l,111g11i1g1· "Tlwy figured ·If we're going 10 <,llll!fl' 11·dl Jllfl\ )(/(' !Ill!\ ('f'>il\ · '>lllllilcll!Oll. dlli/i( !di 111· I the hassle (in the courts). why \\ !c/(' ,I( ( /'',', to rolH>II( ', wlhg<·nn· '>lgll.il proc <'<.'>111g don't we go ahead and change c·11girH·<·rn1g ,l!HI I<'< linolog\. dll!I I l'>llcll (HO( ('','>illg, the marks'?' That way. their II 0 ,llld 111 ( 111111 di(' ,HHI ( !hi!· illl( !IH i('( 110111( ',, ,lll!I right to license' them 1s unques­ cl111.il<' till' d<·1 <'lop!lH'lll ol r111< ropro..,< ·<,-,or<,. uoned. and the old marks still 11<·11 ,md 1'""'111g grclcl11i11<· ,llld II I'> ,11111( ip,ll<'d th.it tlH' cdll< ,l· C: being printed without licenses IIIHl<'rgr,Hlll,11(' ('(hi( clllllll,d 111111.rl ,H 11,·11,· o/ 1/w 11,..,1111111· g become worthless." prog1.i111.., ,llld w<.<·,m h cl<· \\'ill lw <'XJ)cllldc·d 11110 llH' ,m·.i -= The University of ~ th 1ti<''> lo< ll'><'d oil rol,olit '>. ol <0,1111111111g cdu< .rtion. pro­ 0 recently lost a battle in the E "HolHHI<., ,.., .i II<''' tr< lmolog,·, ' id111g c111 opporlt1111t,· to <'X E Third District Court with Cham­ 1111111,ml, cl1w< tcd to\\'clrd tlH' ()cllHI rol>OII( <,-f('l,tll'd pro­ pion Products. which has t>ecn 111tprm <'llH'lll o/ 1ni11111l,u 1111111).( gr ,ll!l'> lor l>u<.lll!''>'> ,111d --- ·, .....-~ producing shirts with the l'i1t prod1u II\ If\', c·lli< l('Jl( ,· ,llUI narnt> anll pantht>r symbol i11d11'>ll\. since 1936. I.C. logos:From Mugs to Keychains London School of Economics In 1980. Pitt had adopted a and Political Science new rule that firms must pay A chance to study and live in London .&,..----~~-:::-:~~~the school a licensing fee plus Junior-year programs, Postgraduate Diplomas. Earn :,:,uu or more each school HORSEBACK RIDING a 6.5 percent royalty, but One-Year Master's Degrees and Research year. Flexible hours. Monthly The Far Country Champion refused to pay Opportunities in the Social Sciences. · payment for placing posters on for IV hour~, of because of its long record o The wide range of sub1ec1s includes ss.oo 2 Accounl!ng and Finance • Acluarial Science • campus. Bonus based on Wilderness Tra1 s using the trademark without Anthropology • Business Stud,es • Economics • results. Prizes awarded as well. Also Havrides. challenge from Pitt. Econometrics • Economic H1s1ory • European 1-315-496-9425. The case is now on appeal. Studies • Geography • Government • lnduslnal 800-526-0883. Relal,on~ • 1n1erna11ona1 History • 1n1erna11onal Relaltons • Law • Managernenl Science • Opera1,onal Halloween will be here before you know it ... Research • Personnel Management • Philosophy • Population Studies • Pol1t1cs • Regional and Urban Planning Slud1es • Sea-Use Policy • Social VISIT THE HALLOWEEN SPECIALISTS Administration • Social Planning rn Developing Countries • Social Work • S0c1otogy • Social Choose your fantasy from our character masks- REAGAN, NIXON, MISS PIG~Y, Psychology • Statist,cal and Mathematical Scrences • E.T. & many others. we also have a full line of wigs, b~ards, halfmasks, bowtces, Systems Anayts1s • noses, glasses, animal ears & tails. Apphcal1on blanks from g Adm,ss,ons Reg,s1rar. LSE Houghton Sireel The largest mriety of Halloween supplies in the a,-ea! London WC2 2AE England s1a1,ng whcll1er undergraduale or poslgraduale •caMMON8 CLCITHINCI * 107 South Cayuga"273-018i •open eves, 'Ill 9,Sunday 12-5 LSE --- I October 27, 198:i ....;;;..;,;;.,6 THE ____ ITHACAN ~~-~--~-----:-':=:-'-·----'"'P.'!!!!!!!!!!! Job Recruitment Up t 1111\·crsi1y plc1< 1·nwn1 ollonwcl oul. "l'l'oplc fin.ill,· bcJin·l' 111,11 .ilioul 800 new gr,utuatcs an- ,rncl wt··vc star1cd hack up... \\'C·w 111 c1 r<·t o, t'ry."lw s,1ys. nu,111\. slill !las "a f<'W 1hou- ll<' s.ivs. ..., ht·\ ·w 1110w op1i111hll('. and s.i1Hl" <·rnployct·s l,1id oil and 11 w;iuld h,n·1· Ileen h.ird lor t·omp, 111 1cs ,1111ic1p.i1c il rt·iwn so will K<'t'P 1h1s ,·<·ar's campus stuclnll JOh prosp<·<·I.., 10 sink io growll1." 1<·t ru11111g .. ,.t·n lim11ed." llluch lower. "I don't kno\\' "l..isl \'<'dr was 1hc wor..,1 1',1p.ilt'xsis ',d\'S. how ii could get any worst' lff'd st·t·n sin< t· 1'1<· <·.irll' l:1wrgy rccruilnw111 "i1lrnost t11an it was in '8J."1.indquisl ..,<·1·<·n1it·s ... cral arts majors "If you really w;mt a goo

    I# 3 !This is the third in a series of connecting ads. October 27, 1983 ·1 IIE ITll,\C.\N 7 OP/EDS Academic Affairs b)' Richard Wenning tlH' s,mw <1<11. :illll furtlwr. - rtw .\rnO. as prubl1·ms rertainly <'X- fll.Jl('rial oftt·n gi\'cn Oil the last 1.,1. Litl'lc- C'lfort h,is he<'n s1·1·11 Friclay ol dc1s!,t·<, 11 is c1ll<,ollllc­ ~~c:-&~~ .. ~G~~~c.. 011 tlw ,pan of the h1nilty or i\· at>surC3c§,~ _ _ =~~ \1 h11i111str ,l!ion to mo11,·.iw I.C. ,1ms with any cxptm·1· for aC"ad1·1111r propn pr1·parc11ion c11HI pcrfor­ -~. I FINALLY FIGUleDOOl'H0,/10 CURtMYINSOM"lA ...I ~\sreN 1·x11·llt·nn·. ni.m<·t· on tht'. ifllfll('(liatc :1.1011- TO TAfeS OF MY PRofe~s ltt'NRes BeFORe I ooro \\'1• are mandat('d to adhcrl' itors SU('h as those discus.<,­ of 1·\,H111n,llions. there is no <·d must I)(' elimimllecl. Tlw by Daniel A. Sussman 1·111(·1lc1filr 1\·11h th<" lil<'r,11 Hr.ig,m·.., no!Jlc· mtcrcst!) 1·11cl1·1H·c· of faculty making an ,\c.idcmi< committ<'<' is 1rv1ng This p,ist Sunday the 1, oriel military s11uc111011 our :'llarirws In ,·wtnam 11·<· tri<· 111 11wmlwrs of th!' multi-11<1tional 1~· d1spcll any rl'lationship to 1101 rnrnpound. i.1·. gi\'l·n on of Academic Affairs Beirut. O\'n 216 :\n11·ric,111 forn·s. or our m1ht,iry l<·adcr!, \'1<·111,1111 spokC'n .illout 111 th<' ri.1arin<·s and 80 Fwn, h lwing inwrcstcd in ha\'mg th<' leftist pt·no(licc1ls. our lood rnmpl<·xny of the Lebarn·s<· Ill wspons1· to this past students want to ,·hange thing." drastically as the rubble was and flesh perfect prospects for situation and the naivl't)' of our 111·1•kcncl's '(JrOll'SI cll'tion they work with those in pow<·r. dug-out and tht· wreckage \loslc·m let tiSI!, or Iranian policy. peace will 1101 he <1g,111lst the d<·ploynH'lll of tlw lnstc·,HI of a siHlm\·n strike. de,Jr<>s,irily lw directed ,11 For instann·. m,mr of th<· mundane· as a dock kc<·ping surroun'>1' who support m1< lrar Sl 1NY schools sent student time. rocky steep hills c1ncl moun­ :\mcric a is actually or sup­ lr1·1·1t·. lor this issue 1s md<·t·d rcpr<·sc·natali\'l'S to .\llmny to 111 the dc1ily rommonplc1,·,· tains where s111pcrs and otlwr posedly d<'fl'nding lls splwrc .111 L'>.'>llt' of p,iramount Ill('('! with state olli< i,1ls to pro­ routine ol Bc·1nrl's ,·iolent rnr­ \loslC'm farnons ,incl ll'rrori~ts of infltwnce. llow,·vcr. in (()fi(('rr1. t<·st c;o,Tmor Cuomo·s pro­ nagt•. sonw observers hc1vc· hcl\'<' ,·nplanH·cl thcrnsel\Ts. 1.<'hanon tlw entire stability of lll>11·,·,·1·r. llw I rit1rn,ms po!,t'd nits in St.it,· l!niq·r!,II~ fell this s11uc111on has mad<' lit­ The \1anrH's c1rc· in a su1rni<· tht· oil rich l!lidilion .iny m;irching ,II an M­ United States policy is based tunnels and enclaves the Chrbt1an High1cs1 Bloc can ,111~<'s today haw \'Cry lillk d· my Depot with the intention of sol<·ly on making the Lcl>anes<· Moslem enemy hd..'> car\'(·d out ~Pr<'iHI to the .\ral>ian penin­ ll'r tin a protest 6f this natuw. !wing arrested for tlw sake of army strong enough to uphold for thcmsc•l\'cs. \'ictnam <,ula ,111d that rnulloody yet they !,howcd doing tilings 'through peace ',IU(i(·nls haV(' r('('('f1tly !)('('fl promL<;<>, ,md any otlwr lorm ot ring this so- called army of our government one nurial ,mll rnlightrnnwnt. The goc1I 1s ,11i>1<·c·11•d to. prol<'!>t ha<, hc·t·n exhaustt·cl. Lebanon. This military body. thing: th<' determination of Ill<' W('onstruction ratlwr than ci, 11 \rticlt·s in m~(1zirws such Ithaca College stu1 get as 1iolitically in\'olved political ht'lief~. The Clrs ancl possibly in the case of this army. Americans should all support ,1, thl' students of the '(·iOs. other student organizaticms latest atfack. Khommeni's Ira­ The Lebanese problem L<; (lif­ our MarirH's pre-s<·ncc in I his simply is not true. The su('h c1s lmlept·ndent Student nian madhouse) for political tercnt than Vietnam for many Lebanon. ·Hos <1re as CXCitingas ever. hul Coalition (I.S.C.l and Student and military leadership. reasons. The size of our Allhough this rragic loss it 1!:, a time for pragmatism. In Government have h,1d tlu•ir This is the paradox of the military forces i~ smaller and coulcl harclly Ile prevented thr· 'fiOs violenct" and sit-down demands nwt by me<·ting with Lebanese problem. It angers our financial involvement (due to the suicill to thost• in power t>cfort". and W<' most that our government can­ trcmcndouslr less. In Lebanon the-. attack). the~ Ire<' world li<1sir constitutional rights and as concnned students should not take a political course in our mission is to keep peace should continue its liteml fight !:.taunrh campus administra­ continue 10 do so. any accordance with its social whereas Vietnam our sole pur­ for peace even if the road is tions. Tim students of ten and Students arc the l>c·st in­ and relgious rea!ilr of this pose was tq_ wage war. long and dark. All people can fifteen years ago felt that there surance~ 1ha1 America has for cauldron of seething hatred. Through. our mission in learn to live together as .we w,1s a right or wrong to an survival. and as students we America must realize that one Lebanon we are trying to pro­ have done in our American i!:.SU{', should not waste our energies cannot base our policy on sup­ tect civilians ana attempt to melting pot. What better exam­ roctay things are more com­ on non-pra~maric activism. porting a military force that half build an honest govcrnmenr ple is there? Pi<'x and students - go_ about Charles Weiner is Chairman of the the people despise. which all the people concern­ !heir business with a great College Republicans. our position becomes more ed can relare to (isn't that

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    october 21, 1983 INNOCENT BYSTANDER A Modern Dave Fischer Love Story

    The story has been told one thousand times 100 to my head. Halfway through dialin~ I slammed the dW<11h1qs ,11y 11.1111 Wht:11 LdlllY dppeart:d l>elore me. many, by thousands of broken-hearted, lonely phone back into place. She was everything my ... er, heart desired. men like myself. II is a story of infatuation, of lust, "Maybe this isn't the right time to call her," 1 "Dave, I'll be glad to take you on now." she said and of being in love-with a·woman- a woman who thought. "I'll wait for the perfect moment." In­ coyly. does not even know I exist. decision is one of my most despised Her voice was never whiney; it was champagne . Oh sure, she knows I exist and it would be more . characteristics. I invariably wait until that right mo­ The effervescent sound of her voice bubbled and precise to say that she is not a~~re of my true, ment to come instead of creating my own right mo­ her words tickled my nose and other orificies. eternal devotion to the very ground upon which ment. And when - or if - that right moment does "Let's go into the back room, Dave." she treads, but I will say that she doesn't know come. I always believe there will be an even more I gave no response. My wide smile and jerky I exist because this is my story and I can tell ii in perfect moment - which never does come. This nodding motions made my agreement and· any fashion I choose. is a very cyclical and obviously frustrating flaw in motives obvious. Finally, the moment I had pain­ From the first moment I met cathy, I knew that personality, but I'll deal with that problem at the fully waited for had arrived. I took my place and she was created by angels in heaven. Tht appropriate time. iooked up ai cathy, who remained standing. sweetness of her voice, the wholesome glow of After constant self-encouragement I completed "Dave. you just sit here and relax, and leave all her skin, and the radiance of her sky-blue eyes was dialing, and the phone on the other ·end rang and the work to me." positive proof. The fact that she spelled her name was quickly answered. The voice which answered My adrenaline pumped furiously and my palms with the soft "c" rather than a harsh "k" didn't hurt. was male, but I wasn't jealous. began to sweat. cathy strolled around me a few cathy, by no stretch of my sordid imagination, cathy was in the habit of employing young men times before approa.ching directly. I could smell the was an extremely well-respected and sought-after to keep track of her never-endless appointments. seductive fragrance of her perfume and I knew that young lady. You see, a gentleman caller was ex­ I made mine for early evening when I was sure I was there - where I wanted to be. pected to make an appointment to meet with to receive the most attention, and .immediately Her hands inched toward me and I imagined cathy, and once accepted. would surely have to began to primp myself with abandonment and sucking her ten tiny tantalizing digits. Phalanges wait in line. anticipation. sound so much less romantic. In my euphoric state I use the tcnn •young lady' loosely. Loose. I arrived at cathy's place and scanned the room, my eyes closed involuntarily as I felt cathy runn­ however. is a renn not to be associated in any scrutinizing the other men. They couldn't even ing her fingers through my tight curls. manner with my beloved cathy. Although being compare with the charms and extravagancies that After twenty minutes it was over. I thanked a young lady, cathy was much older than myself, I enlisted in my power. -Hell, my dog wouldn't even cathy incessantly, telling her that she was a real which is lmdoubtedly the reason she did not sleep in the same bed with these cretins. professional. I paid my bill at the front desk and, realize my existence. I calmly found a chair, sat down, and cooly cross­ of course, tipped cathy nicely. It has been three months since I last saw cathy ed my legs. This, I was confident, would give the I left her place feeling satisfied but extremely de­ and my intuition and bodily processes began to impression of maturity, experience and in­ jected, for it would be another three months until hint that it was high time to make a long overdue telligence. An impression is an impression: my next haircut with Cathy. appointment. I picked up the telephone and began regardless of accuracy. . to dial her number which was indelibly etched in- I was minding my own business and eai;lerly

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    by Mona Krieger The full moon shone brightly againsl the dion~· sky. Clouds drifted tiy lhe ball of illumination like sailboats on a calm sea. Everything was slill on that chilly night. There was hardly a breeze. it was a world asleqi. Beyond the highways, towns. mountaim, and even the moon.there was a world very much alive. in the universe of dreams mul imagination. Halloween eve and a spell was ec1s1 upon the resting. Dreams would no longer b!' those of hopes and lovers. Bizarre and spint' tingling events Wt'W the ewning·s featurt'. For childwn it was witches ,rnd goblins and even E.T .. Bt'yond tht' stage of adoit'SCt'nct' the scenes became a llit of a scare. srrange characters lurked behind doorways of deserted houses and follow­ ed the Jont' pt'destrian down the unlit and empty street. Unfamiliar noises ancl the prescence of spirits were part of the cast of these haunting displays. With evt'ry passing hour the time to wake grew near. But before the light of dawn appeared tile Halloween Dream left its last impression. Photographs: Through the still of tht' night a piercing scream rang throughout the air. ~lar< Htt.~i111111011~/llh<1r,m The breeze· llecame· a tempestuous wind and caused the trees to bang against the window. The room became cold and in the daze of sleep you staggered across the room to close the window blown ajar. As your wach­ ed for the handle a cold. slimy skeletal-like harid grablwd yours and a grote's­ que face met your eyes. Your heart skipped a few heats and a scream tried to escape from your throat. Suddenly you walized there was a siwn whin­ ing in the distance. Wert' they roming to rescue· you'! Out of ,,owhc·re you were startlecf hy what sounded like a shot. With a start you sa1 up in bed. the alarm was ringing. doors were slamm­ ing. and with relief you wc·lcomed the new day. You were rio longer a pan of the world of Halloween visions1 and dreams.

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    The Entertainment Guide to Ithaca ------10 THE ITHAC.\N

    C,J Wheel Of Fortune [!] [fil Woodwrlght'a Shop \ THURSDAY J rn Tho Jefferson• ill The Dukes [!] MocNeil / Lohrer Newshour 11] Saturday Morning EVENING 3) Ento(toinrnent Tonight [!]Wrestling Television [!JM'A"S 0 H [!]Eaeance 6:00P.M !ID Buslneaa Report [@ Inside Tho NFL Q][I][!IDNews 00 Rowan & Martin's Laugh-in 10:30A.M. [!] 3-2· 1 Contact @] Tic Toe Dough a]Thellttloa m Three's Company [!] Fantasy Island Q] Alvin And The Chipmunks rn:J MacNoll / Lehrer Nowshour IHI lnaldo The NFL [!] All Now Thia Old Houao Week [!] Buck Rogers 7:30P.M. [I] Chortle Brown And Snoopy [!] Love Boat [!] P.M. Magazine CID Thia Old Houoe 6:30P.M. Q] l!ID Family Feud l!fflUnderdog 11]ABCNewso [IJM'A"S"H [!]Hee Haw Q)@) NBC News ill Ail In Tho Family 11:00A.M. @] Business Report (!!] Sports Week (D Puppy I Scooby Doo I Schoolhouse [IJCBSNewa [!]Benny Hill Rock . Oct 27-Nov 3 [!]Texl [!]News Q]@)Mr. T 7:00P.M. B.OOP.M. @] [J] Houaowarrning With Charlie Wing 11] Wheel 01 Fortune 11]Benson 00 Movie *•II "One N,gr.1 In Tho Tropics" rn Tho Jolferaona [11@) Mr. Smith ( 1940. Comedy) Bud Abboll, Lou Costollo @] MacNell / Lehrer Newahour @] rn:J Washington Week In Review [!]BJ/ Lobo (ID Entertainment T onlght [I] Gartlold On Tho Town IHI lnakle Boxing I DAYTIME I mM 0 A0 S•H ill P.M. Magazine 11:30 A.M. [ID Bualnoaa Report [!] N8A Baaketball a] Laverne & Sl11rtey & Company l!)BonnyHIII (!]J Movie *** "Flying Tigers" ( 1942, Advon­ @] [!I Dinner At Julla'a l!ID Tlc Tac Dough lwe) John Wayne, Paul Kally @] Amazing Spider-Man / Incredible MORNING AFTERNOON [!] Fantasy !eland [@ Movie * * "Tho Ftrsl Time·· ( 1982, Hulk 8:00A.M. IHI HBO Corning Attractions Romance) T,m Choato, Knsle Enckson ltl] Slake! & Eben Al The Movies 11] ABC N-s Thia Morning 7:30P.M. B:30P.M. [l!l HBO Corning Attractions rn Infinity Factory NOON [!] P.M. Magazine 11]Wobstor [I] Dialogue 11] Love Connection rn l!ID Family Feud rn@] Jenniler Slept Hore AFTERNOON m New Zoo Revue Q] [I] [!] Hews [I] P.A. Special: A Moaloc, Hot A Mett­ (!](!!]Wail Stroot Week [!] 20 Minute Workout @] Educational Programming (Mon, Thu, ing Pot (]] It's The Great Pumpkin, Chortle (H]Movlo(Fri) Fri) [I] Alt In Tho Family Brown NOON [!] [ID Powerhouae (Tue) [J] Direct Line [I]HoaHhBeat rn Fun Momenta In Sporta 6:30A.M. rnBow11ng [!] Computer Programme (Wed) [!J Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In 9:00P.M. rn l!ID NBC Nows Al Sunrise [!] [ID Magie Of 011 Painting [l]Mldday [!:!JNews LottOf'YI (ID CBS Early Morning News ffl [I]NCAA Today rn:J Signing Wtth Cindy (Thu) 1H] Inside Boxing Monirnal [DPopeyo rn ®J (I]Farne , 00 Yoga With Priscilla Patrick CID Ec:lucallonal Programming (Fri) 8:00P.M. (!] New York State Bualnoaa Report CID High Feather (Mon) [!] The Hardy Boye / Haney Drew Mys­ l!) Jlmm)' Swaggart rn Trauma Center ill teriea [ID SKinetlc Kamlval Of Jeart Welker Grilfln [!] Tom And Jerry And Friends (Mon­ [1J@] Gimme A Break m Merv [!]] How The West Was Won (Wed) [!I Dinner At Julla'a Thu) l!IDGol [!) [!] Sneak Provlowa 1BJ Movie** II "Tops" (1981, Drame) Goorgo [!] Carr11acolendaa (Fri) ill Magnum, P .I. 9:30P.M. C. Scoll, Timolhy Hut10Cl. (HJ n·a Hard To Bo A Penguin (Thu) [!] Independent Network Hews [I] P.M. Magwne [!I lnalde Story [!!] Movie (Mon, Wed, Thu) 12:30P.M. (HJ Tho Incredible Book Escape (Mon) [!] N-Jersey ~ob-A-Thon [J] Now Tech Timea 12:30P.M. rn America's Top Ton (HJ Movie (Tue, Wed) [l] Movie *** "Cnhtil Untied Slates Mar­ 10:00P.M. Ryan'a Hope @] [ID Victory Garden 6:46A.M. rn shal" (1973, Wostom) John Wnyne, George Kon rn Matt liouaton rn Search For Tomorrow [I) NCAA Football 00 A.M. Weather l!ID nedy rn@] For Love And Honor (!] Educational Pr0;11rarnrnlng (Tuo) [!!] Movie * * "Tre,I 01 Tho Pmk Panlhor" @]Thundarr 7:00A.M. @] To Tho Manor 8om [!) Human Relations And School Diacl­ ( 1982, Comedy) Poter Sellers, Dnvtd Ntven 1:00P.M. IJ] Good Morning America CI] f:aieon Croat pllna (Wod), 8:30P.M. [!JNowa rn Austin Chy Limits [Ml Movie t11 CIH!IDTOnal Programming (Mon, Thu, [1J l!ID Another World Fri) 10:00P.M. Kalhryn Harrold, Zel1ko lvanek ody) Wtll Rogers, An,IG Louise [!] NYSED Conlarancea (Tuo) Feather (Tue) rn20, 20 11:3QP.M. @] Nashville Music [ID High @] Educational Programming (Wed) [ID Powerhouse (Wed) [!]Nows rn !!ID Hlll Streat Blues 11] ill Thicke Of Tho Night 2:00P.M. l!) Nine On N-Jersey (Thu) [II Knots Landing [1J@] Tho Boat Of Caraon @] Naahvllle On Tho Road [ID Educational Programming (Mon, [!JNewa 00 Newark And Reality (Fri) Wed) [!] [ID Latenlght America IHI Ono Man's Fight For Life Moot The (Mon) [!] Independent Network Nows [II Movie **II "Parenoiac" (1963, Drama) l!l Mayors Ii!] Movie (Mon, Wod, Thu) 2:30P.M. l!) New Jersey Report (Tue) [!!] Inside Tho NFL Janetto Scott, Oltver Rood. Movie **II "Impasse" (1969, Advenluro) 2:15P.M. Racing From Yonkers rn l!) Now Jersey People (Wed) 10:30P.M. l!l Bun Reynolds, Anne FranctS [!J] Sc00by Doo (Z]Popeye [!J The lioneymoonere [!IN- Tech Tlmos ~ Auto Racing (HJ Movie (Tue, Fri) 2:30P.M. [J] Snap Of Tap And The Razzmatazz MIDNIGHT [!!] Fraggle Rock (Wed) [I)Copttol 01Jazz Nowa 3:00P.M. l!l i !]~rtaBoat 6:30A.M. rn:J Zorabanda (Wed) [!]Nowa [!] Saturday Night Search , ,] [fil Maate,plece Theatre (!] Mister Rogers (R) [!J In 0/... 11:00P.M. [!] Tom And Jerry 12:30A.M. lI:] Movie * * "Orecule, Prince 01 Darkness" m The Flintstones IJ]a][filNewa rn@] Friday Night Videos Ii!] Donna •• A Hot Summer Night (Fri) ( 1966, Horror) Chnstopher Lee, Bart,ara Sho!loy [J] Educational Programming (Tue, [!I [J] Monty Python'a Flying Circus @] Twilight Zono Wed) [!!] Movie (Tue) . [!J Movie** "The Tounsl Trap" (1979, Hor· [I]M'A"S"H l!) Outer Limits ro,) Chuck Connors, Jon Ven Neas l!) Straight Talk 3:00P.M. Independent Network Newa [!ID 12:35A.M. [!J Movie * * "Fl.I" ( 1978, Musical) M1chool [!J] Tom And Jerry And Friends (Thu, Fri) General Hoapltal [!] Barney Miller rn [HJ Movie * * * "Ghost Slory·· ( I 981, Horror) Brandon, Eileen Brennan [!J] Tom And Jerry (Mon-Wed) QJ@) Fantaay (Thu, Fri) Location [@On Fred Astaire, John Houseman Movie**,; "Palorn,ly" (1981, Comody) Corning Attractions ICfY) John [I)Newa I!!] Movie **II "Love Child" (1962, Orama) f]]ABCNewao Amy Madrgan, Beau Bndges. @J Real People [!] Sports America (I] [ffl NBC Newa ill [I] @] T onlght "(1973 Hor @][!]The Chemical People (!] Robert Schuller MIDNIGHT @] Buelneaa Report [!] latenlght America rnWhtzKida @] [H] Donna •• A Hot Summer Night Q] The Rockford Flies News []J Police Story meas [LI P.M. Magazine 12:30P.M. (!] Mo11ie *** "The Ghoal Breakers" (1940, ill Taxi [!] The Honeymooner• Comedy) Bob Hope, Pauletle Goddard [!) Q] The Muppeta [!] Star Trek 7:00P.M. !Bl Movie * * * "The Verdie!" ( 1982, Drama) MIDNIGHT Q] Movie*** "The Good, The Bad And The rn Wheel Of Fortune Paul Newman, Chartotte Ramplrng [l] Saturday Night Ugly" (1967, Western) Cirnl Eastwood, Lee Van 12:30A.M. rn The Jefleraona ~ Movie ** "National lampoon· s Movie Cleal. Q] Siakel & Ebert Al The Movlea @] MacNell / Lehrer Newshour 6:30P.M. Madness" (1981, Comedy) Robby Benson, Arch [I] Carol Burnett And Friends [IJNFL Today ®Fame rn l'ntertalnment Tonight ardW1dmark • (1950, Mys· @] Popi Goes The Country Club U]M•A'S'H 9:00P.M. rnovneoty 12:30A.M. [!J Movie **!! "The Gumball Rally" (1976, CID Buelneas Report rn Late Night With David letterman Part II" (1981, @J The Facts Of life Comedy) Mrcllael Sarrazin, Tim Mclnlrre (!] Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In ill @] Twlligh1 Zone 12:45P.M. @J Tic Tac Dough @] Chemical People: Local Follow-up (1970.Drama) [lJ Fentasy Island t1J Movie "Arla Haywonh The Love Goddess" 12:MJA.M. (D Movie * * * "The Seven Faces Of Or. Leo" CID Movie * "Mall Helm" ( 1975, Advenluro) ( 1964, Fanlasy) Tony Randall, Arthur O'Connell (Premiere, BrQllraphy) Lynda Carter, Michael * 7:30P.M. Lerner l ooy Franciosa. Patrick Macnee rnP.M. Magazine 1:00P.M. [LI Merv Griffin l:OOA.M, Q]Movle *** "To SirWrth Love" (1967, Ora­ Q] ®J Family Feud [I]M•A•s•H [ID Chile. Ten Years Aller cr]News ma) Sidney P011rer, Judy Geeson illHooan's Heroes (ID NFL Football ill All In The Family 9:30P.M. ill I!]] Family Ties [!] Ou1er Limits [!] The Shakespeare Plays [!] Joe Paterno's TV Quarterbacks (1982. Orama) [!] Twilight Zone [!) Movie ***!! "Nightmare Alley" (1947, [!) Benny Hill 10:00P.M. Orama) Tyrone Power, Joan Blondell {ffiNewa rnHotel 1:30A.M. NBC News Overnight @] Austin City limits Encore 6:00P.M. Q] @I St. Elsewhere ill EVENING (D Chico And The Man Movie * * "It Cama From " Q] Just Our Luck (!] Chile: Ten Years Aller IHl ¼ Independent Network Newa (1982, Comedy) John Candy, Dan Aykroyd Q]@!The A-Team illNewa [j] 6:00P.M. [ID Evereat North Welt 1:35A.M. 1:30P.M. [!][!]Nova Q][I]@]Newe [!] NBA Basketball 1B] Movie * "Megatorce" (1981, Advenlure) @] Newton's Apple [1] The Mississippi [!] 3-2· 1 Contact ill P .M. Magazine [!) Independent Network News Barry Bostwick. Persrs Khambalts @] Movie * * * "What's Up, Ooc?" ( 1972, m Three's Company Old Lace" Comedy) Barbra Streisand, Ryan O'Neal. (!] Movie ** "Marnage 15 Alrve And Well" 10:15P.M. 2:00A.M. IIJII (!] MacNell / Lehrer Newshour (1980,) Joe Namath, Jack Albenson. !Bl HBO Coming Attractions ill C8S News Nlghtwatch 2:00P.M. (!] Buck Rogers ,tllnor)John [l] Movie * * "Fnendshrps, Secrets And L,es" I0:30P.M. (D Movie * * * "Mystenes From Beyond @] Movie * II "Phantom Thunderbolt" ( 1933, [!] love Boat { 1979, Orama) Cathryn Damon, Shelley Febares. Ea~h" (1977) Documentary Wsstem) Kan Maynard. [rn One Man'a Fight For LIie IHI Movie*** "An Officer And A Genllemen" (!] Joe Franklin 2:30P.M. 6:30P.M. (1982, Orama) Richard Gere, Oebre Winger 11:00P.M. [!] Emergency rnrnillNews [!J Movie **** "Amencan Graihti" (1973, cr]ABCNewao 8:30P.M. 3:00A.M. Comedy) Ron Howard, Crndy Wrlliams. QJ~NBCNewa t!l C!l Monty Pvlhon's Flying Circus Q] HaPIJY Daye illM'A•s•H [!]Movie**!! "Bootleggers" (1974, Orama) [H] Movie**'> "Dance OIThe Dwarfs" (1983, [!] Busineaa Report [LI Carol Burnett And Friends Shm Pickens, Jaclyn Smrth, Horror) Poler Fonda, Deborah Rattrn [I)CSSNewa @] Independent Network News [!) Movie * * "They Call Me Trrn1ty" ( 1972, [l]Taxl 9:00P.M. [!) Bamey MIiier " (1964, 3:00P.M. Q] Three's Company D [H] On Location Weatem) Terence Hill, Bud Spencer rn Movie * * * "Wail Until Dark" { 1967, 7:00P.M. (I] !!ID Remington SteeTe 3:20A.M. Suspense) Audrey Hopbum, Alen Arkin. ill Wheel Of Fortune 11:30P.M. @][!]Vietnam: A Television History (1) 0 Thicke Of The Night I.@ Movie * * "Tra,1 01 The Prok Panlher" @] Movie **II "Transallan1ic Tunnel" (1935, rn The Jelferaons [I] Movie "Thrs Grrt For Hire" {Premiere, Come· (1982, Comedy) Peter Sellera, Oavrd Niven Fantasy) Richard D,x, Leslre Banks. [!] MacNell / Lehrer Newahour dy) Bess Armstrong, Celeste Holm (D Movie **II "Terror In The Wax Museum" [I) rn Merv Griffin { 1973, Horror) Ray MIiiand, Elsa Lanchealer. [l]M'A"S'H Movie Ratings 9:30P.M. Outstanding. [!)Movie*** "The Great Houdinis" (1976, I!] Bualneaa Report **** )George Br01)raphy) Paul Michael Glaser, Sally Struthers Q] Oh, Madeline Excellent . [!) Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In Very Good ***½ @J Tic Tac Dough 10:00P.M. 3:30P.M. Good .. *** [!] Fantasy Island rnHartToHart Q]@]NFL '83 Not Bad **½ a Show·· IHl Sugar Ray'a Ali-St8111 rn@J Say City Blues ** llndg., 4:00P.M. @] Call Governor Cuomo Fair. QJ [IJ@J NFL Football 7:30P.M. Poor ' *Y.t Firing line ill P.M. Magazine lL!Newa '' * [!] Governor Cuomo Call-In [I] @J Family Feud [!] [H] Video Jukebox (!] Newark And Reality [I)M'A'S'H "(1948, 4:30P.M. [l] Independent Network News Copynght • 1983 r V Doto Inc @] Sneak Previews · (D All In The Family rrard [!] Inside Albany 10:10P.M. IHl Movie * * "Trail Of The Prnk Panlher" [H] Donna •• A Hot Summer Night ( 1962, Comedy) Peter Sellers, David Nrven 00BennyHIII [!]Hews 10:30P.M. 5:00P.M. [rn Freggle Rock [!) Nine On New Jersey rn Eight la Enough [!]News @] Doctor Who 8:00P.M. ill Fame Q] That's Incredible! 11:00 P.M. [ID Inside Story [IJ(!g]Boone Q](I]l]]News I, Suspense) (!] S.W.A.T. @] (!] The Making Of A Continent @][!]Monty Python's Flying Circus [L)M'A•S'H [lJ Movie*** "Red Alert" (1977, Suspense) ill Scarecrow And Mrs. King Wrllram Davane, Michael Brandon [fl P .M. Magazine . [!]Soap (!] Movie ***II "Man 01 A Thousand Faces" @] Independent Networl< Newa 5:3QP.M. (1957, Biography) James Cagney, Oorolhy [l] Barney Miller 00 Inside Albany Malone. 11:30P.M. [l]Sadat I, Comedy) ill [LI Thicke Of The Night McPHERSON SKI CENTER EVENING IHl Movie * "Halloween Ill. Season Of The (I] @J T onlght • Wrich" { 1982, Horror) Tom Atkins, Stacey Nelk1n. @] [ID Latenlght America announces a 6:00P.M. 8:30P.M. [ID Magnum, P .I. Q]Newa [LI Carol Burnett And Friends (!] Hawaii Flve-0 [l] The Honeymooners Children ill Movie **II "The Nrght They Rerded Min· 9:00P.M. Movie** "Honkytonk Men" (1962, Orama) I" (1965, sky's" ( 1969, Comedy) Jsson Robards, Bntt Q] NFL Football [H] GRAND OPENING Eklend, (I] @I Movie "When Your Lover Leaves" Chnt Eastwood, Kyle Eastwood. [ID Classic Country {Premiere, Comedy) Valene Perrine, Belly Thom· MIDNIGHT CELEBRATION ill Hawaii Flve-0 as. [l] Saturday Night 6:30P.M. @] CID Greet Perfonnancea 12:30A.M. Oct.28,29 & 30 Q]ASCNewso [filAlterMASH (I] late Night With David Letterman @] Bluegrass Rfi:mble [L)Men1Grilfln @] Twlllght Zone IHI Donna •• A Hot Summer Night 9:30P.M. (!] Children Between Life And Death We have moved into our beautiful new store at 7:00P.M. ®Newhart 12:40A.M. Q] Ripley's Believe II Or Noll 1D:OOP.M. (IDMcCloud 730 Willow A vc. in Ithaca QJ @] First Camera [[] Emerald Point N.A.S. 1:00A.M. @] [ID Austin City Limits ill News rnNews t1JSOM1nurtes [!) Independent Network News m Hogan's Heroes [!) Switch IHl Movie*** "Ghost Slory" (1981, Horror) [j] Twilight Zone * Pre-season Ski Sale--Ski Package specials--Door [lJ Solid Gold Fred Astaire, John Houseman. 1:30A.M. Prizes 7:30P.M. 10:30P.M. Q) NBC News Overnight IHI Fraggle Rock @] [ID 0111 A Crude Warning (D Chico And The Man * Meet the ski company representativt!s from · .. 8:00P.M. (!)[!]News [!]News rn Hardcastle & McCormick 11:00P.M. [lJ Independent Network News K2, LOOK, NORDICA, ROSSIGNOi., RAICHLE, QJ ~ KnlQht Rider (I][I]News 1:35A.M. @] (!] Nature t!l [ID Monll/ Python's Flying Circus 1B] Movie * "Modem Problems" ( 1981, Come­ TYROLIA, ELAN, POWDERHORN, CB.SPORT.' tIDAlice ILIM'A'S·H dy) Chevy Chase, Pallr D'Arbanv1lle, ill Star Search (2]Soap 2:00A.M. ill Straight Talk Independent Network News See the new 1984 ski equipment and clothing .. t:rnl [1] CBS News Nlghtwalch * [!)Salute [lJ Barney MIiier [LI Movie **II "Cyborg 2087" (1967, Ser· IHl Movie** "The Toy" (1982, Comedy) Rich­ 11:30P.M. ence·F1t11on) Michael Rennre, Wendell Corey ard Pryor, Jaclue Gleason. (I] 1!91 The Best Of Careon [!) Joe Franklin * Talk with representatives from Greek Peak Ski Are 8:30P.M. @] [!] Latenlght America [!J Emergency CID One Day At A Time [IJ Hart To Hart 9:00P.M. ill Thieke Of The Night Special Gril11d Orenir1g Hnurs--- rn Movie "A Killer In The Fam,ly" (1983, Ora· (!] Hawaii Flve-0 ma) RObert Mrtchum, James Spader. [!] The Honeymooners rn @J Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, MIDNIGHT Mon. thru Thurs 9 a rn to 5:30 p 111 Forever rnNewa EVENING to p.m @](!]Masterpiece Theatre [!] Saturday Night Frid av 9 a rn 'J CID The Jelferaona [H] Movie** "A Stranger ts Watching" (1982, to m illSaraJavo '8' Orama) Arp Tom, Kate Mulgrew. 6:00P.M. Saturday Y a m Sp (I][I]l!]]News (!] New Jersey Report 12:30A.M. Sun day Noon to 5 pm [jJ Tony Randall @] 3-2-1 Contact Q] Thicke Of The Night rn Three's Company 9:30P.M. (I] Late Night With David Letterman [!] MacNell I Lehrer Newshour CID Goodnight, Beantown @] Twilight Zone [!] Buck Rogers ill Meet The Mayors (!] Outer Llmtts [!J love Boat [!) Slake! & Ebert Al The Movies 12:40A.M. ------6:30P.M. K2 35 mm Camera C B Jacket Ski and ·soot 10:00P.M. ®Columbo rnABCNewso @] The Palllaera 1:00A.M. rn@JNBCNews ... Free Po·sters .. Bags t1J Trapper John, M.D. m Hogan's Heroes t!] BuslneSB Report illNOWII [lJ Twilight Zone [[]CBS News [!] Holocaust Now 1:30A.M. u]Taxi ill Jimmy Swaggart (I] NBC News Overnight Come see our NEW STORE!!! [!J Independent Network News 7:00P.M. ------1 [LI Chico And The Man rn Wheel Of Fortune IHI 0... Locat1011 lo find uur m.'" .,,ore Ju,1 la~e 1hr \.\.'illo" Ave. e,it off Rh:. IJ~ \tl' re OON-s rn The Jelferaona I0:30P.M. [!J Independent Network News @] MacNell I Lehrer Newahour Ol'\I lo 1ht· llhacu ( 'IIJ (,,>If ('ou~c and John,on'" Roal \'ard Sporle Extra m 1:35A.M. ([] Entertainment Tonight [!J From The Editor's Deak [H] Movie **II "The Sender" (1982, Horror) illM'A•s•H 11:00P.M. Kathiyn Harrold, Zel1ko lvenek. [!] BuslneSB Report t!I Rowan & Martln'a Laugh-In rnrnw"- 2:00A.M. Tac Dough ) Sieve oorsrae11 Diary @]Tic ffiOIIThe-Set ill C8S Newa Nlghtwatch [!J Fantelll,' Island [l] America's Top Ten [ID College FootbaU 1B] Flaahback: The Last Voyage Of The [!] Joe Franklin (!] MorroCaalle The Woc1d Tomorrow [!] Emergency D.ffilndependent Netwofk News 7:30P.M. [!) Odd Couple Q] P.M. Magazine I!!] Not .._aaarlly The News Q] (!ID Famlly Feud 11:15P.M. [I]M'A'S'H [I]ABCHewa [!] AP In The Family 11:30P.M. [!] To Se Announced 6:00P.M. [!] NL'Hockey 73C IILLOW AVE ITHACA. N Y 14850 [!)Hftwa rn m im News TELEPHONE tt507 I 27;z.a94A [!] 3-2· 1 Contact S:OOP.M. [l] Three'• Company rn The Fell Guy 12 IHI: ITII.\C:.\'.'i OC'lolwr 27. 198:1 TRIVIA LLt-\S'T w

    by Stephen Tropiano "I drn!"I !-.no\\'. \\'.ill) ... "(ice B1·,1\·1·r. wll\' 1101'' .. EE :\OI l'X,H ti) ShclKC'->pr,m·. IH&I Ill<' worpll' sp1·.i~- 111g Jilt 1· di.ilogw· in a ni< t· K show--Leave II To Beaver -- .\Jl<-,11·c·rs 10 llw Mar} I"~kr rcstlll in ni< 1· 1clc·\·1sio11 Moore Sho\\- :'-;olh111g s1·nous n·c·r happt'll· 1. ~1,H)' H1di.irds wor~c, \()1 l'l'ri('!-. ,irt· Rhoda, lthclC'il. :\) ·· ,\ lllOllldg1· ot \\'ack1·r-l lo!'li111 11·111 lw rlw rt'ifl'r. John Bowler. 1-.ric Zap­ Phyllis and Lou Grant. I. \\'hell I.'-> Jdll. t.ip. llc1llct and rnockrn < lwrcograpllcr ol "TIU' p1,1. D,1wn ·1 hompso11. I .or<1 -~. :'\la1 ,··s title 111 the IH'\1''->roorn ,1!->Odclll' prodU('('f. \\'h,ll is the 11,lllH' of the llh.i< ,1 College Th1·,llrC' rc·s ahout whclt stun'SC'lllS "l),IJl('(' C:Oi1C'C'rt: J'IH' pwpara11on ford pcrforn1ance: go on sale Oct. 17 in the Dill wht·n an ci<·ph,mt tried to !-.lwll \lc1g1c of ~IO\'(•mcnt" Oct. "Husr Comfort ... fearuring 1ngham Box Office. General at'cl alw,1ys h,1s c1 l'Olllplaint for 27-29. music written l>y ,\ssistant m1ssion tickets arc s:i_.so for clS d p!'clOUI. l'c·rform,HH'('S llcgin ell 8 pm D<"an of the School of Music tlw Thursday evening pcrfor­ Mrs. Cl1·avt·r.' Ii. John :\mos portray<·-\'isions." a cilizcns an py llonwrnakcr. .. frit·nds. fessor of thcatr<> arts: Eugenia clanre rnnccrt include Hcgina I wacker-Hodlin. assistant pro­ Antonelli. .Jackie Hakim. .Jill -----+------fessor of theatre arts and guest Kramer. Jenni Ryder. Da\'id choreographer .Jessica \\'o()(l<;, Bartow. Scott Di Donaro. who leaches modern dann· at Katherine Fiske. Gillian McIn­ the City I lcalth Club in Ithaca. tyre. Hose Andrczewski. Roni Millt'r will C'horeograph "Put- Jarkling. Clwryl Clifford . .Judy 1111· on tlw Hitz." a tap dc1nn· Johnson. Lori Bauer. Kate which blends '30s style with HOs twat: ":\rnerican ... which utilizes con­ TO THE temporary jc1zz technique. CAMPUS! Symphony NGLE• David Bar-lllan. a native of lla1fa. will appcw with the BINGll:\~ITON SYMl'IIONY OHCIIESTH:\. under the d1wc­ llOll ot Jolin Covelli. Conductor. on S,1turdc1y t·\·1·ning. ~oveml><'r s. 198:l. 8 pm in the Forum Tlwatw. 2l8 W.ishington St1ect. Bingl1<1mtor1. F1·atur<> l-ra11· .. \s ... I 111· l'<'r· dot'.<, a .-.killlul 10h .is rtw din·« . .\ m«·nr,11 inslilution le; lht· l><·gins 10 01tt·n hlc; <'ars iln of <·onl<'sions and h<' clo<"s from lwr .i1·1or!-.. who inES. rh<· sernn 10 all irl\'01\·1·<1 in I his ,ire p.irt of tilt' 198:J-84 ~lharn issm·s ,1hou1 sOlll<' llwa1 w proft'!>sors ,·1·ry .'>UJWrh cl1wcrio11. I sinccrl'lr iral ancl <'lllOlional 1·1wrgy nc,111· a !->Uilahl<· world for .illow rh1· sru of Ille l\l'O pali<'llls. ril 111 ,1,t·1·1·r. is alancc hetw<·<·n Ill(' 1wo. sili\'(' ar1or ancl hlc; ponr,1y.il ol ps\'< holog1<"al mood. ,·,111 Lo.in <.i~c· 11·11h ECHOES. which in wnn, of 1wrforrnam·t·s an.1111 lc,1r him lwcaw.. ,· lw Theatre Cornell. Mr. <>glesby is Michael Higgins. Mr. Oglesby presented in the Willard Willard Slraight Hall, or_ by call­ [('!)[('S('nh Ill(' ·SOci<·ty Imm a noted New York and regional has either directed, studied or Straight Theatre on Nov. 3-5, ing (607) 256-5165. VISa and \\'hi< h Ill<' two d1arat'l<·rs arc· theatre director who has work­ collaborated with these Circle 10-12 and 17-19 at 8:15 pm, and Mastercard are accepted. hii1111g. \\'h<'n "The P<'rson" ed as Artistic Director of the Repertory members. as well as on Nov. 13 at 2:30 pm. There Special group rates are 1·n1<'P, rhc roorn. he sp«•aks htu famed Provincetown a score of other American will be an open discussion in- available for parries of fifteen I', Jl()( h<·,tr Playhouse on-the-Wharf theatre notables who are now volving the cast and members or more.

    A Cool Evening With Maynard Ferguson and Orchestra

    Thursday, November I o 2 Shows: 7:30 and I 0:00 PM. Ford Hall, Ithaca College

    I ; -:_ 6.50 Ithaca College Community 8.50 General Public and Day of Show A vai/able at: Egbert Union, Ithaca College Ithaca Gui/Or Works, Dewitt Mall Tech HI FI, Collegetown and .. '•1" .______Pyramid Mall _. .•.•...... •.. • I .,. ••• •.••. ·.•a•a ,•, ••••••• •••••••. "'•• ..•,.•.•.·.-.•.•a•n•••• -- I .a•. . a•. . l . . ••••••••••. •. •. •... • •••••••••• • . •. •. •. •. - •"'•~.•.a. •.. • • ·············"-·· ·····················-········=···=· ·-...... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~•.'i(·.······················fj·······=··· .... I .....•••••-.~·-············································ .... ti! - •.•.. •.a;.• .. •.·-·························· ... •••••••• Ithaca College Bureau o f (Joncerts •:=:•: . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.-.-.-.-.-······································I····· ... .. ------·J -·- I~ II II-. ITHAL\N OC'IOl)('r 27, i'l8 !

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    Student Protest Loss of Alum Many p<·oplc are 1·mot1orially Jessica Sa\'itct1 wa~ dll memories, the name of your com­ affected by her death. in­ ho.nored m·ws(',ISler and Jour­ mencement speaker slips your mind, nalist and will Ile sadly miss­ rtw holding pen w,1s ,Ill Olli­ and ganws wt·re pllly('(l r1., 10 ducting Pwsi<1<'nt lam<'s I. don't worry about it. For me, 11 1s ed not only hy lilt' communica- door , ious. ,ls orw pro­ If in the memories of this doy thot Trus1ees. Sht· w.is ,1 \'en· there will come a moment as won­ ttw p<·ns wtwn Ill<' rnihlary tcswr said. ··1h1· soldi<'rs hncw you corry with you across the years, ordewd. Olht·r pro1<·s1crs. or we \1Trc \Try llllll'll liht· warm person ,ind I l1·d tl11s drous as this one has been for me lo~s 111 each affini1y group rnn11ng l-llil<'SOO or six-rnon11ls 1111pr1son­ "'-~·----- ,. N •:t•'III ·as aJa,n, N COL begins 11.19 al the Cascadllla Schau!, :\llhougti 111<· <·on11nuni(',l- nwn1. or bolt1 "" IIT3!:) !:)t ,, 3GTW3fi0H 116 Summit Ave. 1ions l11H' was p.irliully Som<· first-lim<' oltcnders .. ,, s1·,·1·wn (516) 481-4034 was still availabl1· ttirough rnn­ November 3rd in Horhes1er. OI Wfll• wrsation from oul~ide lhe Although the deployment of Adelphi UnlYersity f<'nre and hy using mild Preparation Courses Cruise and Pcr~hing II missiles Center for Career & decl'pllon to pa% messages in Europe is already set, the Lifelong Leaming between the outdoor pen and 307 Eagle Avenue Seneca Army Depot action, West Hempstead, N. Y.11552 mr was even world.· hope to, delay the •t.':Y.!i,- . raised up to the chicken-wire schedule

    b) Stephan Tropiano i.,Jw i.., ,111 equally .,uc n·sslul IIH'\' llcl\'(' r,ip .½<'',',l()IJS. ',II I 11<'1Hl<,Jl1p j<, d 1!1111< 1111 <,lib· \\'11rld" p1m rd<' ½llllll' good 1Jwy \\'('rt' fri<'ncb ,11 tllC' physici,111 \\'ho Oil<<· 11,HI ,Hl ,1J­ do\\'Jl lo llll'dl<,. ,UHi 11·c1wh j!'CI tor ld111. lllll 1111·. Ill(, 11<,l<"lllllg c111 11·. gr\<' m1·.i11111g to tlw pw-.1·111 lhl' !%O's ,HHI in 1!)/U tll<'\' aw .\lex. :-..teg 1~1.in K<1y l'J,H·e1 is d\'Old ,llld <11 the ..,,lllH' 1111H· ill<' dli(fi('lll (' lildl tiH'<,(' Ill· 11\1·, ol our l,11n1J1· ol lrl<'rHI-. rt·i111il<'cl 10 mourn 1hc death ol cl la\\'Y<'r 11 ho \\'ould r.i1lwr lw rr<'Clor l.,l\\T('llc c· K,lscl,lll pcrlorrn.inc 1·s dclirw their r<'i,1- <,ltrdC'llh c1s \\'C'II ,l<, tl11>s<· \I llo 1rci·"1·11d. 1hcsc sc\·c·n in- (;oldl>l•.11111 \\',u11s 10 quil his joll h,1s rnc1rn1ged to sta\' ci<'.ir ol 11onships through rnm·<·nwnt<,. ',lJf\'J\'('cl Ill<' ',JXll('S di HI Ii Hid\ 11111du,1I, l,1ugh. ny. rc·minisn· al !'E()l'I.I; lll,1g,11.irw In opC'll < lidw-ridd<·n po<,t (iO's tqH's gi,HH'eS. cl!HI lllOlll('llh ol df<' IH>us1·wil'<'~. c·orpor,111· <'X· and clht o\·er some1hing almul ,l New Yorh club lh,11 will IH' amt 111<,tc·,lrhaps llw rww r:.1,iin<''s. ,\ \'ielnalll who dr<' walbtic proclu< ts ol and r<'licnin· na1urc is nc·,·<·r l<·<,sors. ~ur<'iy there ,If<' tho<,<' ma"1' 1Jwir 1ransition into mid­ \'c•1. Nick 1Willi,11n Hur11 deah tile ag<· ol pCd(T lllO\'('lllerllS disrupted hy IIH' O(TclSIOllcll \\'llO \\'OUlcl dis,1gw<· with the dlt· ,1g<· less painful. TIIE Blst Giron Close). lk is thr suc·­ lwfow ht> dbl spend the es~ful ownc·r of chain stows wc·ekcnd listcning to and 1,11 ~!'ii 01·c·r-priced sneakers: ohs,·n·ing the sc·1·c·n friends as

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    Thi:. week's celebrity picker: Matt Smith · Each week campus sports media experts Doug Clauson, Kurt Smutko, Jim Connors, Steve Mayer, Seth Fenton, Dennis Read, Mike Catalana, and Ivan G()ttesfeld test their wits in predicting top college f ootbal/ games. last week's Results STANDINGS

    Doug 7-3 Mike 49-21 BOMBERS LOSE Mike 6-4 Doug 48-22 AT Dennis 5-5 Dennis 47-23 Kurt 5-5 Ivan 46-24 Seth 5-5 Kurt 46-24 CARRIER DOME Jim 4-6 Sech 45-25 Ivan 4-6 Steve 44-26 by Ivan Gottesfeld we even took the field. I'm them once on our schedule," Steve 3-7. Jim 43-27 It's not very often that a Divi- convinced that most of our Rosian added, "because I s1on Ill program gets to match players decided that we were thmk our kids learned that we their skills against those of a playing a better team. which in­ could play with them." Division I school. On those rare hibited our concentration and The Bombers next opponent occasions that they do. not desire in the first half." will be the Cortland State Red many fans show up figuring After a fiery halftime speech Dragons next Tuesday evening FALL SCOREBOARD that the outcome is never in the Bombers came out flying in on the road. For the Bombers doubt. For the handful of fans the second half and gave it will be a pivotal game as far at Syracuse University on Syracuse all they could handle. as gaining an N.C.A.A. Division VARSITY FOOTBALL Tuesday night. they were "It's too bad we only have Ill playoff birth. taught that soccer on the Divi­ AIC 16 IC 13 sion Ill level is for real. WOMENS SOCCER Despite losing 10 the FIELD HOCKEY Syracuse Orangemen 2-0 the Hamiltons defense to score her quiremems for qualification are Trenton 2 IC 0 Ithaca College Bomber soccer first goal of the season. at least a .soo season. Coach team can hold their heads high. unassisted. Junior L~s!,e Mur­ Linda Buettner feels confident The Bombers who are having phy took advar.:<1g<' of a that her team will be selected WOMENS SOCCER a fine season (9-3-0 were a bit beautifully executed Janet to compete in the states. held shell shocked in the first half Wright cross to record Ithaca's this year at St. l_.awrence IC 5 Hartwick 0 allowing Syracuse to score fourth goal while ser ior Lisa University. twice. After that the Bombers Herzog roundeo out Ithaca's . "I believe we deserve to be MENS SOCCER turned it on. And although they offensive attack, scoring on a in State's and I also believe Syracuse 2 IC 0 had nothing to show for it, ac­ pass from Murphy. that we will surprise a few peo­ tually out-played the IC now awaits the decision of ple when we get there." Buett­ Orangemen in the second half. whether or not they will be ner stated. "I was very disapointed." eligible for post season play in said Bomber head coach Ray the State Tournament. Ithaca's Rostan. "I thought we gave up 8-7 records makes them eligi­ those two first half goals before ble for play because the re-

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    by Debbie DiMaggio all they found was an machine Mo Nolan opened up The season has really taken awesome Ithaca team. lC's of- the scoring drive on a .Juht· a turn for the better for Coach fensc and defense ran circles Aspenleiter assist. Senior In· Linda Buettner's womens soc­ around the Continentals. Five captain Janet Wright ham­ cer tearn. The ·lady Bombers different Bombers contributed mered one by HC, unassisted kept up their winning streak by to the scoring. This was IC's Tough defensewoman LymH' defeating Plattsburgh State 2-1 last home game of the season Banaszewski penetrate·(! and wallopping Hamilton Col­ and once again scoring lege 5-0. Corning off the overtime win against LeMoyne last week, IC FINISHES, 7-4 IC's freshman striker Maureen Nolan came through in the clutch to score her second goal by Scott Kaye In the first and second single~ of the game in the overtime The Ithaca College women's bracket, Pricilla Davis and minutes. to give Ithaca the win tennis team finished its season Paula Kelly both reached th<· 2-1. Nolan's first goal came in this past weekend with the semi-finals, however, they the early going to pace the State Tournament. The team both wound up losing. In thl' Bombers. Both Nolan goals finished its season with a 7-4 third and fourth single~ were assisted by consistent record. To recap the last four bracket, Lisa Brown lost in tht' senior Janet Wright. matches, the Lady Bombers finals. Finally in the fifth and "We played our game. defeated COrtland 4 matches to sixth singles bracket, both Jean everybody did their part," 3, Oneonta 6 matches to I and Crawford and Beth Green of commented game hero Mo then went on to play in the St. Ithaca reached the finals. and Nolan. "The defense was real­ John Fisher Invitational Tour­ Jean Crawford came out vic­ ly strong. We knew we had to nament. In the eleven team torious. In doubles play Ithaca win and it meant a lot to us. We tournament the Lady Bombers did very well. In the first and have finally come together and came out victorious. They second doubles bracket, Alice we're going to go all the way." gathered a total of thirty-seven Houghton and Lisa Brown Bill Bonsu has helped Ithaca to a 9-3-1 mark this season. Hamilton came to town last points winning by seventeen finished first.In the thircl and See Soccer story on page 19. Tuesday looking for a win and over Wells COilege and Buffalo. See Womens p.19