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PROPOSED A':F\' ' NTS TO THE POLITY CONSTUMITION Reagan and Carter Continue VnTE yrsfQ %n_ shall To amend the Constitution 31fo lows;*"The rotity Judiciary hear cases conc-rnilng conitituti,,nal questions and aprneals from lower courts only whennetltiondil tv a member of the Student Polity Surge In Yesterday' Primaries not of their numw~er. rTrey mav take action only in this event". Creating a new letter in Article Vill.

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By RUTH BONAPACE Center. The Dentistry School, for A reduction in maintenance and affected by the phone service cuts. Stony Brook students will be offered example, will admit an extra class of other dormitory staff is also expected Toll said that no new fees will be a "no frills" academic year this fall. But students in the fall, yet it will receive no next year, as well as a 7.4 percent imposed on students beyond tuition and unlike the packages offered by new staff members. reduction in Library staff. Most of the y?^?!e ! -Mcess and that commercial airlines, the University's Overall, the Legislature had staff reductions will come from maintenance and manarial ry program will cost more for less. handed down a 4.1 percent reduction nontenured and part-time faculty and staff win be reduced. While no major programs have been from this year in staff and a 1.1 percent staff. The Lesature's apprpations also cut University belt tightening will reduction in the University's base Staff will also be lost through eliminated the elgblity for State probably mean more crowded operating budget. "Everyone will have attrition, Toll mid, because the University Scholarships of graduate and classrooms, dirtier dormitories, a to work harder to get the most of the University is currently under a hiring professional students, which could force slightly colder winter, less professors tightened budget next year," Toll said. freeze, allowing few vacated spots to be some students, particulaly those in the and somewhat heavier workload for Extended Intersession filled. Although temporary service funds medical and dental fields, to drop out of University employes. All this and more Budget tightening will mean lowering which are used in part to hire student school midway through their aining. will be available to Stony Brook air conditioning, lowering heat and assistants have been decreased, Toll said Also, funds to increase graduate students for an extra $200 per year. shutting off unnecessary lighting. It will he did not expect student employment assistant stipends, which have renmaed Both tuition and rent will be $100 more also mean another extended to be affected because the University at the same level since 1970 were annually. intersession. These steps will be will rely more heavily on federal work denied. Easier to Cut necessary to try to meet rising fuel and study grants. Toll is scheduled to meet with "They [the State Legislature] found heating costs, for which the University Several interdisciplinary programs SUNY officials and legiltor in. it easier to cut a growing program than a received only a slight increase over this will be administered within major Albany to push for funds in the program already established," year's allocation, a ceiling University academic departments in an effort to supplemental budget, which will be University President John Toll said last officials openly doubt will be met, cut staff, Toll said. 'Me Youth and allocated during the final days of this week, pointing out that Stony Brook's despite conservation measures. Community Studies program will legislative session. Supplemental budget budget was slashed about 10 percent by This year, Stony Brook spent about continue -to admit students but will allocations could mean a slight ease in the Legislature, compared with an $9.5 million for operation of the function under the Social Sciences Stony Brook's austere financial outlook. average of five percent at Albany, Physical Plant. It requested slightly Department and with a reduced staff. Toll said that one of his top priorities Binghamton, and Buffalo State more than $11.5 million for next year, Administrative costs will be reduced, will be the reinstatement of the Universities. but received only $9.8 million even and about 20 state-owned vehicles are University Scholarships and ai increase "We were shafted," Executive Vice though the University will incur being removed from the motor pool. of about $300 per year in graduate President T. Alexander Pond said. additional fuel expenses through the Travel reimbursements to administrators student stipends. "Our stipends are now Among the hardest hit by next year's operation of the Health Sciences Center will also be reduced. Toll said that well behind those of our competitors," budget will be the Health Sciences megastructure. dormitory hall phones will not be Toll said. J \S' " - - -- - ^ FSA Votes to Accept Performance Bond

By ED HORWITZ incurred by the walkout a food contractor is incurred Al Schubert, a member of the Food Services The Faculty Student Association Board of Directors because the campus is over a barrel and must Committee who worked with Carmada, said of the bond, voted last week to ask for a $175,000 performance bend immediately find someone to pick up the operation at a "it is nowhere near reality at all." He said that a bond of in all bids submitted on the meal plan for next year. higher rate. The amount of the bond should reflect the that size is for municipalities, not small organizations A performance bond results when one organization, potential difference in rate charged by the new like FSA. "It is a direct measure of the paranoia of the contracted to another organization, such as FSA, posts a contractor." Carmada said that the surcharge tacked on administrators involved," said Schubert of the bond and bond; if the contractor breaks the contract, he forfeits is about five percent. "A fair performance bond, for an of the board members Robert Chason and Carl Hanes. the bond. account the size of Stony Brook's should not exceed Schubert said the bond is "prohibitive to any small Food Services Conimittee Chairman Bill Camarda $20,000," said Carmada. contractor." He said that FSA wants a contractor that is explained that without a performance bond a contractor Proposal Presented big enough to be able to run a food service on campus, can just walk off campus and leave the students without Carmada presented his proposal to the board which not so big that they are insensitive to students' small a food service. If this were to happen, FSA would be then decided on a $175,000. budgets. forced to hire a contractor, at what could presumably be a high price. The students on the Board of Directors were opposed to such a high performance bond, calling it Ed Department Decision Expected "prohibitive." Board member Barry Siskin said that such a high-priced bond would possibly raise the price of the By DAVID GILMAN serve as a precedent to other cases of this nature," he meal plan to the students. Other Board members said The Riverhead Supreme Court is expected to reach a said. that the price of the bond needn't be so high, and to decision in mid-May whether or not University President The expenses of retaining the law firm are obtain a high priced bond from a small contractor would John Toll acted illegally in cutting the Department of i outrageous," according to Coburn. In an attempt to be difficult. Education to one third of its present size. defray some of the costs of hiring legal counsel, In the original proposal sent to University President According to Education Administrative Assistant Physics Professor Max Dresden has circulated letters John Toll, there was no provision for a performance Robert Cobum the "retrenchment" of the department, a to all faculty members soliciting contributions to the bond. In a memo to the Board, Toll disagreed and said phrase that the University Administration has applied to "Educational Defense Fund." Cobum said that thus far "the bonding provision would not serve to exclude the action, eliminates 45 faculty members, and provides he is unsure of faculty response. incapable bidders and the campus would be exposed to just enough staff to serve next year's graduating "Toll has acted illegally by severing faculty exceptional risk, expecially from early contractor Education majors. contracts," said Cobum. "Instead of going before the default." Toll suggested that a $200,000 minimum and a Should the courts find Toll's actions within legal Board of Regents and the Governor, he has sent a $350,000 maximum bond be asked for, rather than the bounds, secondary school education programs would be request to Albany to make his cuts," Toll was $175,000 bond which he considered low. absorbed through other academic departments. The unavailable for comment. Other Colleges Biology Department, for example, would offer courses Corbum said that his own job is at stake, as well. Camarda said other Long Island Colleges on teaching Biology on the secondary school level. "Even though I have received high ratings from my similar in size to Stony Brook have small bonds, if they Should the court find Toll's actions illegal, the entire supervisor," he said, "Toll sent me a letter saying that I have them at all. Of Hofstra, Adelphi, St. John's, Education Department would be reinstated. would be terminated. My initial goal is to get tenure in Dowling, Suffolk Community, and C.W. Post, only "We have hired the law firm of Eisner, Levy and Steel the Education Department. If I can't, I could do the job Adelphi has a performance bond, only $25,000. of New York to represent us," said Cobum, who added of Administrative Assistant in any academic Carmada wrote in a memo to Toll, "the real cost that he is confident of winning the case. 'This case will department."

00-- I --- T_\ n A I-- a *f_ . *_ I-owvn Lfoara I Down Itay iesric jrar ing Alo Patchogue-Quest6ons:Trsousteefs Whe is theqBrookhaven I By JONATHAN D. SALANT An owner of such a vehicle, will have "to leave it at a Patch ogue-Questions: When is the Brookhaven Patchogue-The Brookhaven Town Board held public business place and take his car home," he said. Town Board not the Town Board? When is Town hearings yesterday on a proposed amendment to the There was no opposition to the law at the public Supervisor John Randolph not the town Town Code which would prohibit virtually all hearing, though some residents wanted the supervisor? commercial vehicles from parking in residential areas. 10,000-pound limit reduces. "Ten thousand poqds is Answers: It is when the six Town Board The proposed law would forbid "every type of motor much too high," said Herbert Abrams of Moriches. "We members become town trustees and when vehicle driven or used for commercial purposes on the would like to see no commercial vehicles parking in the Randolph is president of the Board of Trustees. highways" and weighing over 10,000 pounds, from area at al." After each Town Board meeting adjourns, parking on streets defined as "that part of every public "We took 10,000 pounds," Town Supervisor John Randolph calls a meeting of the trustees. street which abuts on or passes through a residential Randolph said after the meeting, "just because we didn't The seven members of the Town Council, the zoned district" and on residential property. want to preclude the small vans that many people have." six board members and the town supervisor, act as Exempted from the proposed law would be Enforcement the town trustees. There is a separate roll call, commercial vehicles in the process of making deliveries Randolph said the law would be enforced. "Suffolk separate motions, and separate minutes. and those owned by public utlities and municipal County Police has a responsibility to enforce the codes According to the Dunnigan Charter Patent in agencies where parking is "necessary for maintenance, of Brookhaven Town," he said. the 1600s, the jurisdiction over the portion of the repair, and construction of public utility and In other actions, the Town Board: Atlantic Ocean and Long Island Sound was ceded governmental and municipal services and facilities." *heard Randolph proclaim May 9-16 as Nursing Home to the trustees of the Township of Brookhaven. In another action, the Town Board approved the Week and May 15 as Fire Service Recognition Day; Randolph said this predated the town board by 30 tougher leash law which makes it illegal for any dog to * approved a motion by Councilman Robert Hughes to years. Only the trustees can approve motions be off a fenced-in property without a leash in the take over and finance the solid wastedisposal plants at regarding use of these waterways; the town board unincorporated areas of the town. liotsville and the hamlet of Brookhaven from the State cannot. "You can't park any commercial vehicle on a Environmental Facilities Corporation; -Jonathan D. Salant residential street or on residential property," Town * approved the appointment of John Petrow of %- I/ Attorney Walter Beck said of the proposed parking law. Medford as an assistant town attorney.

S-c!»mMsIqao qwlm lr -Rritf*fWA L R.# Mbz President of the Three Village Historical Society William Mineuse will highlight this talk, "Shipbuilding Help Sought Poetry Reading in the Three Village Area," with historical anecdotes and illustrative slides. The program Child's play and twins' perceptions are two separate is open to the Poet Carl Rakosi will read from his poetry tomorrow public without charge. research areas for which members of the Psychology in the Humanities Lounge, Room 283, at 4 PM. Department are seeking community assistance. Rakosi, who was brought up in Hungary and Only children ranging in ages from 10 to 24 months educated in the Midwest, was a well-known member Alumni Weekend are being sought for the study, which requires only two of the famous Objectivist Poets in the 1930s, which On Saturday, May 22, Stony Brook will sponsor its 15-minute sessions of participation that will be included William Carlos Williams, Carl Oppen, and annual Alumni Weekend for several thousand area arranged for the convenience of the participating Louis Zukotsky. Thereafter, Rakosi disappeared from residents who are Stony Brook graduates. parents. nose parents interested in the study should the American literary scene. Recently however, with Activities will include guided tours of the campus, contact Shirley Lyberger-Ficek at 246-6710 during the the new edition of his poetry, he has again become an informal dinner and a dance with music by day and at 751-9582 in the evening. active in his writing. "Mystery Roll." Of special interest to local alumni will Assistant Professor of Psychology Sally Springer Members of Taproot are being brought from the be the more than 20 reunion/cocktail parties for is studying the influence of genetic factors on three county wide workshops to attend the readings of former Statesman staffers, graduates of Theatre Arts, perception and cognitive abilities. Her research requires this older poet. Physics, Music, Allied Health, Engineering and others. the participation of twins, 13 years of age or older and These informal reunions will be held in individual who have no history of any hearing disorder. Springer departmental and organizational offices. is in need of male fraternal and identical twins and Reservations for Alumni Weekend may be made female fraternal Shipbuilding Talk twins. Each twin receives $7 for through the Stony Brook Alumni office. The cost is participating in the study. For additional information Shipbuilding in the Three Villagaarea during the $8.95 per person for non-members and $7.95 per call 246-6710 during the day, and either 751-6406 or 19th century will be the focus of a lecture and slide person for members of the Alumni Association. For 732-4672 in the evening. presentation this Sunday at 3 PM in ESS 001. further information, call 246-3580. L i y \I. 00,

al May 5, 1976 Page 2 STATESMAN May 5. 1976 SB Fire Sensors Not Sensitive to Smoke

By GARY ALAN DeWAAL include the fixed temperature detector, which trigger an rise system the dos a de to Fire detection systems presently installed in Stony alarm when the temperature excedes 165 degrees, and au residents. "Th systm we hson be dftwds,b Brook dormitories are less effective than other systems the rate of rise detector which sets off an alam if the better than in most collev." Besdes the detto available on the market in preventing student temperature rises more than a certain amount of degrees system, Stony Brook dormitories we fin adt asphyixiation by toxic smoke or fumes in case of fire. during a certain period of time. The rate of rise detector According to Assistant Director for Safety George also triggers an alarm when the temperature reaches 166 I a fi in the, Marshall, "it is possible although unlikely" that a degrees. Smoke detectors monitor products or that students, "do not pak... Abut Met aley student could die of smoke inhalation in a residence fire combustion of smoke. quickly. It an am sounds, they sould dmck thei before it burned sufficiently to trigger present fire All dormitory rooms at Stony Brook are equipped door for beat before entering hways. It the fbi s not detectors. with rate or rise detectors. Smoke detectors have been outside the door, they should quckly exit by te ftW An article appearing in last Friday's Wall Street installed in most of the campus' newer academic stairways and got outside. I their exit Isbokd by wte Journal entitled "Where There's Fire there's Also buildings, including the Health Science Center fire or unusually heavy smoke, the we sfr in Smoke; And It Can Kill, Too," claimed that heat megastructure. The University has requested the Simplex their room. detectors are not as effective as smoke detectors in Corporation to design a proposal which estimates the *'e walks Nd doon to all room an rated to smoky fires. Smoke produced by such fires, said the cost of adding smoke detectors in all of the residence's withstand a fire for at lout one ad om half ham. article, usually kills the occupants of a burning structure hallways. Smoke may be kept out by plang wet towels at the before the heat generated by the fla -. s sets off any heat "I'd like to see our systems augmented with smoke base of the door. It topped in a room, reidents should detectors. Fire detectors in tnc University's residences detectors in the hallways," said Marshall. However, he sit on the floor to stay low and hang a et or banket are heat, not smoke sensitive. claims that there are certain problems associated with out the window Is a signal to &aemeo. Wten (fi f ten Recently, one student was killed and four others their installation. "They're very expensive," Marshall arrive on the scene, their first concen i totage le. injured when fire broke out in a three story dormitory at added. "Each unit costs approximately $80 plus Rooms in the fire am me thoroughly se d, and the Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, New York. installation and wiring. Additionally, if someone bums exterior is checked for signs of people who may be According to Marshall, "the one death was due to smoke bacon or rice while cooking, you'll get alarms going off." trapped. At Shidmor. many people iumped or tied and/or toxic gases generated by the fire." Superior sheets topther to get out, and tat added to tbe There are two basic types of fire sensing equipment: Although agreeing that smoke detectors are superior injuries." heat and smoke detectors. Two types of heat detectors to heat sensors, Marshall insists that the present rate of No student has ever died at Stony Brook due to an.

-1Y X 1 Despite PetitionsLandis Is Out

By DAVE RAZLER major Spiegel has taken courwe with most of the Despite a demonstration and 1,400 signatures on teachers in the department and said that "andis, Is petitions calling for his reinstatement, Political Science simply a superior tesher." Associate Professor Mark Landis will not be rehired next Williams said that the decision not to extend Land1' year, according to Political Science Chairman Jay contract for another year was made by the dep t' Williams. Landis, who has been at Stony Brook for three Appointments Committee, which be created in order to years on one-year contracts, received a nomination from find a new chairman and Mll the one full-time and two students for a SUNY Chancellor's award for excellence half-time slots which were left open by the expat o in teaching. contracts. He said that the board chose four people, aN On Monday, a group of 20 Politcal Science majors from outside the Unieity to staff next ye$s presented petitions to Vice President for Liberal Studies Patrick Heelan to attempt to pursuade the University to Willams said that the ie auated app nts rehire Landis. on three brounds: Scholarly content (publishing books '0 Only Line Open and magazine articles), teaching ability and University According to sophomore Don Squires, who organized and aommunity Mervicee He addd that Landis-d inot the petition drive, the demonstrators learned that the satisfy a few committe membes on sevealo only line open to the Political Science Department is although he refused to state those grounds. Willams sold being used to "hire a guy from Stockholm to teach them that if the department was to receive more money, it how to run [the new Univac] computer." was very probable" that andis' contact would be Squires suggested that the department had formerly renewed. been devoted to non-numerical political science, but it Landis said that he is "SW to Fee that students have was changing to one which oriented itself to analysis of some feelings' towards his termination. He believed that statistics and surveys on political behavior. He added he was fired primarily because he was not a quantitative that since Landis "did not publish the kind of material teacher. "I can't say I'm surprised," sad Landis. "I've which brings research grants to the University." That been on sort of a brink situation for three years." He swimmers and boaters in Roth pond, Frisb-s and was -possible the reason why Landis was not rehired. said that his dismissal reflected "overall policies" of the streakersalbums and tickets being given away by Both senior David Spigel and Squires said that they University for its Political Science preferences. WUSB marked their second Annual Roth Pond Hangout. The one thing that wasn't there will be were working to save Landis because he is a good There will be a meeting at 2:30 PM in Social Science there next week, as the Anarchist Space Landing teacher. Spigel said, "He's basically the best professor in B 401 between Heelan, the Political Science Faculty, Party presents the second Annual Marijuana Fest the Political Science Department." As a Political Science and students interested in saving his job, Squires said. k .. v Cstin*JwullUdy at*w 1I DIU-rm.. I%- - Bombs Have Disrupted Recent Exams

By SHARON DURST helps a lot." which is equal to terrorism and ackmail that goes on in In the past few weeks, several bomb threats have Security and Public Safety officials have been taking the real world," he said. disrupted or cancelled exams, most notably in the considerable precautions in view of the threats. Measures Apprehending the people who make the threats has pre-med classes, causing buildings to be evacuated. And they have taken include inspecting the buildings before a been very difficult, however. One way to catch the now with final exam time approaching, security officials scheduled exam, and checking the identification of individuals was cited by Marshall, who said that voke are expecting an upsurge of the already prevalent rash of students entering the exam rooms. Said Assistant print matchups can be done, but this could only be if bomb threats. Director for Safety George Marshall, "If we know there's the phone call was taped. The phone cm' are not made According to Assistant Director for Security Keneth an exam we sweep the area before the exam, and just let to security, but are made to the main desk of the Story Sjolin, students phone in bomb threats in the hopes that those students in to the rooms who are taking the Brook Union, or to the Building where the exams ar their exams will be delayed or cancelled. A number of exams." "One time there just may be a bomb, so we scheduled to be held. However, AWnnt Ve dt threats have already been made, although none of these always react to a bomb threat because we can't take the for Finance and Business Robert Chason said that there have proved to be true. chance that it's a prank." are other ways to apprehend the individuals the Donald Hirsh, a student whose Chemistry 202 exam Sjolin said that "if anyone is ever apprehended, we calls, although he refused to elaborate on this. was cancelled because of a bomb threat, reacted angrily. will deal with them appropriately. It's a criminal act and Students have expressed annoyance at the threats. "I was very upset when my organic chemistry exam was we will not tolerate it. Bomb threats are a serious thing." Mark Wolf, who had taen Kirz's Physics 104 exam said, cancelled because I studied really hard for it," he said. Physics Profesor Janos Kirz, who teaches Physics 104, "People calling a bomb scare have a lot of nerve.' "The "It was immature of the people who made the call. It's was chose to continue an exam scheduled for the lecture test became a little of a farce. It was unfair to students inconveniencing people." center on the law outside of the building last Friday who took the test." Student Don Dunkerty said, "It's Professor William LeNoble who teaches Organic because of a bomb threat. He said, "It is safe to assume totally ridiculous, the e's no point to it because one way Chemistry said, that it was someone in my class who made the threat." or another you'll have to take the test." "I would definitely recommend that criminal He refused to say whether he knew who the student was, "Don't do it." Marshall said. "It creates a lot of proceedings be instituted against those people who make but did say that if he catches the person he would "bring problems for a lot of people. It's more disruptive than the threats." "I think it is the University's responsibility him down with all legal measures to have him expelled. just getting out of an exam. They are hurting their to make sure the rooms are cleared beforehand. This This is terrorism and blackmail of a very small minority fellow students more than anyone else."

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M - -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MEANS 25%Y OFF Divorce Laws Gain A bill enacting major changes in the state divorce laws cleared an important hurdle yesterday with approval by the Anembly Judiciary AT COOKY'S. Committee. But the measure, designed to make it easier for women to obtain larger financial settlements in divorces, faces serious, and possibly fatal problems in the Senate, where it remains in committee. The divorce bill advanced to the floor of the Assembly on a 13-3 vote. From succulent steaks to sumptuous sandwiches, seafood, soups, even Although the proposal continued to authorize awards of alimony, desserts, and coffee, tea and soda. it renames them "maintenance" and "periodic support." In addition, it makes clear that such awards may also be made in favor of the Yes, every item on Cooky's massive menu is available to Stony Brook husband and against the wife. Under the current law, only women studens at a 25% discount. can collect alimony.

Cooky's student discount policy applies Monday through Friday from Carey Asked to Hold Spending now thru May 15th, holidays excluded.This offer is not valid with the County executives from several upstate and suburban counties $5.50 lobster promotion. came here yesterday asking Governor Hugh Carey and the legislature to save counties from spending any more on medicaid and welfare in 1977 than they are spending this year. The executives later told Just show your student I.D. to your waiter or waitress before you reporters that Carey did not endorse the idea, which would require order. You'll get everything Cooky's has to offer at 25% off the the state to pick up the tab for any costs above 1976 levels. regular proe. Sorry, but during this promotion no credit cards will be So the executives have agreed to freeze welfare expenditures on aepted. their own, said Broome County Executive Edwir Crawford. If the state then takes the counties to court, and a court makes them pay increased costs, the counties will take the money trom other departments, probably meaning layoffs, the officials said. 'Me state did take several reluctant counties to court late last year and forced them to appropriate additional funds. Crawford said most of the local burden, which he said has sent COOKY'S STEAKPUB property taxes "skyrocketing," is in medicaid bills. He said welfare and medicaid costs have risen an average of 10 percent over the last INTERNATIONAL MALL NESCONSET HWY. & STONY BROOK RD. three years, and now make up 50 percent or more of several STONY BROOK 751-0700 counties' budgets. Israel Prepares for Politics - - - Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin told Israelies yesterday to gird themselves for political confrontation with the Arabs as Israeli troops patrolled the troubled West Bank and the Soviet Union was reported trying to improve its relations with Egypt. The United Nations Security Council scheduled an afternoon meeting in New York at Egypt's request to take up alleged Israeli atrocities in occupied Arab lands. Israel planned to deny the Egyptian charges, and the Palestine Liberation Organization also wan expected to take part. Rabin, speaking in a television interview as Isralies began observing the 28th anniversary of their independence day, said the Palestinian issue and the question of representation of "terrorist organizations"' in negotiations will become sharper next year. Israeli security forces, in combat gear and amId halftracks, were on top alert to prevent renewed Arab rioting in occupied West Jordan and against guerrilla raids in Israel itself. Kissinger Cautions Third World Secretary of State Henry Kissinger cautioned Third World nations yesterday against using 'bloc economic power" to narrow the economic gap between rich and poor countries. But he pledged American cooperation in their development efforts. "TMe Third World has to choose between slogans and solutions, between rhetoric and reality," Kissinger told some two dozen cabinet ministers gathered here for the opening Wednesday of the month-long U.N. Conference on Trade and Development UNCTAD. "The Third Worid has to choose between slogans and solutions, between rhetoric and reality," Kissinger told some two dozen cabinet ministers gathered here for the opening Wednesday of the month-long U.N. Conference on Trade and Development UNCTAD. At the same time. UNCTAD Secretary-General Gamani Corea said poor countries must help themselves become richer and outlined a four-point program to reduce poor-country dependence on trade and aid from industrial powers. Frauds in Swimming Pools A Federal Trade Commission report says that many purchasers of home swimming pools find themselves taking a dive they didn't expect. Once a hallmark of opulence, backyard pools have proliferated among middle and even low income homeowners since 1960 because of technical advances in contraction, the report notes. But "a massive illicit market in junk merchandise at grossly exaggerated prices" has been spawned at the same time, according to industry testimony cited by investigators for the FIC's New York office. Industry statistics indicate there are now nearly six million residential pools in the country, compared with only 171,000 in 1960. And the industry, with sales of $1.3 billion in 1974, continues to grow "at an extremely rapid rate" while generating "substantial numbers of consumer complaints," the report says.

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"The 3 Stooges" '"Lord of the Flies" StudenBs for oeservations 6U6681 9 PM MONDAY MAY 10 I ***«»* ,>^^ M **> **» ^«*i-m»»^a*a ai naa ------May 5, 1976 STATESMAN Pap 7 ,-Lette rs ^Viewpoints----- I importantly maybe they should Poor Procedures hire some competent personnel with the best interest of the student C~onstmuctive Criticism Only Please in mind for a change. To th~e Editor: (Name withheld by request.) to inform everyone This letter is Legislature ever attends these They have Met uapan Inisetptlos about the shoddy way in which the By LYNN ACQUA VITA v-Ed itorial ------^ How can a legislature be so meetings. So many hitched about Committee to Inwatipt. bh School of Nursing has handled its Write Me the Constitution being written Executiwe Committee. The esult applicants this semester. 1 cruel? The Commuter College by legislature in past years never had an executive member, yet when a was they found very little tha The nursing application deadline as much power as it does now. The meeting was held to discuss and could be described as "wrong was January 15. At that time To the Editor: legislature had always been make changes in the Constitution doings." The legislature reacted by applying students were informed I am a young man presently Stop Playing Politics With Elections informed of the exact procedures of there were no more than six people. asking for the reipaatios of urn that the applications would be confined in a Penal Institution. I'm how an allocation was arrived at Three were part of the Executive Executive mnd is stiRl discu.sing on reviewed and interviews would writing you this letter because I'm and how it was to be spent. Committee or staff members. whether or not to aril for Usa begin in early February with lonely and would like to establish However, all they could do was The Executive Committee and reintion of mother. This has decisions at the beginning of March. correspondence with anyone It seems that Polity Treasurer Mark Minasi is trying to because write-in votes were lost. In addition, Eric Weinstock, who vote on the allocations for those staff are always doing things for the cauwed the rest of the Executie In March, 1 was informed that concerned enough to devote a little singlehandedly destroy any semblance of good government in had appeared to have missed a first-ballot victory against Kevin plans. In reality they voted yes or benefit of the Commuter College, Committee and staffs to feel very interviews would begin in late time, to write a young man who Polity. Young by less than 50 votes, couldn't get a recount because the no to these plans, and that was all. yet these things get twisted to a depreed. They feel as thugh March with decisions in April. That needs the consideration. I would First Minasi eliminated line-by-line budgeting, making the Polity ballot boxes were not sealed. This year, for the first time, the great extent by members of the whatever theyr do is poing to be hasn't happened. Now they say deeply appreciate it, if you could budget process once more akin to a roulette game or a popularity There is a solution to this problem. It is an independent and Legislature who accuse the there will be no interviews but that Executive Committee and staffs -uhe ink thir faes * publish the following name and contest than a close examination of needs and priorities. Now impartial election board. And the only way to get an independent have opened up their meetings to a Executive committee of working self-benefitting. As a remult of these the decisions would be made solely request in your paper. for its own benefit and reward. on the basis of the applications. Minasi has dismantled the election process and once again invited and impartial election board is through a decent wage. greater extent. It has led the way feelings one executive rmipked md I thank you very much for your for more people to voice opinions What does the legislature want from Some people have been corruption and mismanagement of elections. Polity officials work in Polity to get experience, to get graduate several staff members baye decided time. I'll deeply appreciate any and become active in the planning the Executive Committee? They to quit. The legislature could have interviewed. The date has been consideration that you give to this It was not so long ago when more often than not an election school or job recorrmendations, to get emotional satisfaction, or just to pushed up again to the second week stages of the Commuter College persecute the Executives every time pone about this whole adtir hi a request. was enjoined by the Judiciary for irregularities. It is not mere get an ego boost from exercising power. We do not wish the same activities and not just the financing in May. they have a disagreement. Is the esasdestrutve rmaner. Donald Turner 138.752 Box 787 coincidence that the enjoinments ceased when the Election Board reasons to motivate our Election Board officials. Counting ballots, end. Unfortunately this has had Legislature frightened by how That isn't all. Some of us have Lucasville, Ohio 46648. been calling and visiting on a became salaried. Minasi has eliminated that minimum wage salary or watching polls, does not give one experience, recommendations some negative effects. Many much work the Executive I am not picking on the entire weekly basis trying to get any kind for poll watchers this semester and replaced it with a $1 an hour or even emotional satisfaction. It can only give one a sense of commuters have used this power Committee is doing? Are they Legislature, only the members who of information. We did not get it. stipend. The result has again been mismanagement of elections, if power. Unfortunately, the only way that power can be used is wrongly and have aided in the suspicious of progress? If they are have the nerve to bltdi about what to |destruction of the Commuter afraid of the Executive Committee is wrong with the Comunuter Since the school says that they are not outright corruption. be abused. In short, when one applies the same "volunteer ethic" only taking 55-75 students, many College. receiving kickbacks, the only College, but don't bother to Ieid a are stuck taking courses that could Statesman representatives watched last Wednesday night as to election board as to other Polity officials one is almost Executives do research on items kickbacks they are receiving are bad hand to help get things done. I have been dropped or changed to Minasi, himself a candidate for Student Assembly and an ardent guaranteed corruption. before they put them on the agenda grades becamse of the lack of time strongly recommend that if P/NC. Many other people have been supporter of one of the Presidential candidates, counted ballots, Election Board Chairman Mark West has done his best to run of legislature meetings. It is only to study. nembers of the legislature decide accepted to other schools weeks too. We watched as other blatently-biased Polity officials counted competent elections in spite of Minasi. But without a full staff of the executives and staff of the that criticism is needed, it be ago. They have to make a decision Commuter Coliege who bother to Where are all those legislature constructive criticism. Destructive ballots. competent impartial workers this is impossible. It is very possible stay and clean up. When there is members, who bitch at meetings, criticism wili only caure the and can't do it unless they hear Statesman also saw blatent mismanagement as write-in votes for Minasi to rig the elections by controlling the Election Board's from Stony Brook. Now with work to be done the same people when there is work to be done? destruction of the Comunater scheduling, some people will be were not counted or checked for validity, in spite of the fact that purse strings. After all if he doesn't allot funds to pay ballot are always there. The Executive They never come to help. It is hard College, and it would be in the best making decisions about a whole write-in votes were crucial to the election. We saw cast ballots counters, Minasi's generous offer to help count ballots will have to Committee is trying to work with enough to get them to throw out interest of the commuters for sm new curriculum without knowing strewn across the counting area with blanks. be accepted, even though he is a candidate. the Legislature by holding open their coffee cups, lunch bags, -epl to know the etacbefore whether they'll need it or not. We saw, too, Sharyn Wagner and Jeff Gordon being told they With a budget of $700,000, it is disgusting and repulsive that a committee meetings. The only papers, and any other garbage they they make accusations about the leave around. Commuter College. I can understand how 1,500 won election as sophomore representative and junior mere half of one percent of the funds cannot be allocated for fair problem is that no one from the applications are a lot to deal with. I representative, respectively, only to have the Judiciary declare a elections. But then again, government officials always want their don't, however, understand why Bearing Witness Steve Barkan the admissions committee has runoff because it was not clear they had an absolute majority, hands in the election process . . . just in case they lose. colisistently misinformed us. If this committee is so adept at selecting persons for the program, why And the Enemy Was Ourselves couldn't they be equally adept at estimating the time it would take to In Memoriam: The Kent State Four Last week President Ford had the utter gall to called it, he said the U.S. would not act like "a pitiful, process these applications? boast, "I'm the only President in the last twenty helpless giant." It was an ignoble speech he five that The Nursing School owes its years who can go to the people in 1976 and say our night, speaking once again of the need to sav this applicants an apology ;but more country is at peace." country's credibility, displaying charts and maps that pointed out supposed North Vietnamese sanctuaries ^/ Yesterday was the sixth anniversary of the murder of four But where have all the protests gone? This is an incredible, shameful statement from a students at Kent State University. How many people noticed? At Stony Brook, most of the voices of the anti-war movement man who has said many a dismaying word ever since that were never to be found. Until the invasion, On May 4, 1970, four students were shot by National Guard have graduated. Occasionally, we have a flicker of what life was he took office. For the sake of votes in an election Cambodia had been a virtual paradise, a rare marvel year, President Ford would have us forget he of nature remaining from an age that has so swiftly troops during a rally against the Vietnam War and the invasion of like in the Sta tesman late 1960s and early 1970s. supported the Vietnam war until the bitter end a year passed us by. Nixon changed all that, tumning Cambodia. No guardsman was ever convicted of any wrongdoing. In December 1974, 600 students occupied the Administration ago last Friday. Peace camne twelve months ago Camodia into a wasteland. *'Let Each Become Awareuu That year, 1970, marked the beginning of the end of the Building in what was the largest demonstration against the despite his hideous efforts then, not because of them, It was four days later, May 4, 1970, that four VOL. 19 NO. 71 WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1976 anti-war protest in the United States. Former President Richard continuing heat and hot water outages on-campus. and now he dares to picture himself as a man of students were shot down at Kent State and several Nixon was slowly removing U.S. troops from Southeast Asia, But these outbursts are few and far between. Except for Mitch peace. Such an effort is nothing short of others wounded, one paralyzed for life. That was six years ago tomorrow, and many of us will never Jonathan D. Salant David Gilman instead letting Asians kill one another. By 1972, Secretary of State Cohen and a few others, the students at Stony Brook were in high contemptible. forget Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Can the President so easily forget the events in the shock and numbness we felt upon hearing the Henry Kissinger declared that "peace is at hand" while the school and junior high school during the turbulent days. These Indochina last Spring? Can he toss aside so callously news, never forget the picture of the young woman Jaaon Mann. Rams Ghadimi anti-war movement joined behind South Dakota Senator George students have no desire to relive the 60s in 1976. the scenes we saw on our television screens, of bodies screaming helplessly while bent over the lifeless body Business Manager Associate Editor McGovern's campaign for the Presidency. In 1973, the Paris Peace However, the anniversary of the murder of four students on a of Vietnamese orphans dead from the crash of a cargo of one of the Kent State dead. News Editor: Jenny Kahn; Sports Director: Stuart M. Saks; Agreement was signed, and in 1975, the Communists had captured college campus should be remembered. How can we forget so plane, of civilians running for another plane and being It was a year after that, in early May 1971, that soon? shot down by fleeing South Vietnamese soldiexs? Can mass civil disobedience took place in Washington, Sports Editors: Gerald Reis. Edward Schreier; Arts Editor: both Cambodia and South Vietnam. he so wretchedly forget that in the last two months DC and 14,000 people were arrested, most illegally Stephen Dembner; Assistant Arts Editor: A.J. Troner; Y y of the war, be had the heartlessness to ask for $300 so. Again the TV screens covered it all: Photo Director:. Neil Cowit; Editorial Assistant: Sandi million more in military aid for South Vietnam and demonstrators slashing tires and blocking traffic, Brooks; AWsstant Busines Manager: Scott Markman; Retiner its President Thieu, and then for $722 million more police covering the city with tear gas and using their only two weeks before the end came April 30, 1976? Office Manager: Carole Myles; Advertising/Production jHey, Harry! Who's John Mitchell? ITell me. Deep Throat' w " nightsticks on unprotected heads, John Mitchell ------Well, Who's behind Watergate' fcusent? In a rare moment of wisdom, Congress declined to standing on the balcony of a building, smoking his »- - ~ . -- - ,- --- I'm not just Manager: Frank Cappiello; Production Supervisor: Carla allocate any of these funds for South Vietnam, thus pipe and smirking at the gas and blood flowing Who's John Igueasyou'llaveToL thinking of Mitchell?!? He' 8 wonder m Weiss. the biggest law enforcement I out for 'orsiyou speeding up the inevitable and putting an end to years beneath him. Lin j--- * * NEWS: Bob Wtyi.. Matk Ahabg. Nrtch Ackwo.n. Ed Horweti Oavd Rail., Ems. tod.flGary Alan DaWIa official in the country! He neyer ~~~understand' of unspeakable misery. If the President had prevailed, All that is behind us now; despite the merciless DavedFrtadmn. L»-e Sava Oavid 5pagp*. .Iff Pr..dman SPORTS: Don Sla~anaks.John Qusnn.Ed Kelly j^LOOK, IM TIRED OF Imtthinking| advises Nixon on crucial heard o r U R however, the war would still be going on, and efforts of Ford, Kissinger, and the rest, peace is 0'.ana McCenn. NonCoh~n. Eric Warnar, Ken Schwg,. Carl DaraneaM ARTS: .JhnRoino. Sendy Gntzn. .Jwrr I affairs! Why, he's responsible of HINTS! WHY CANT~YOU Gramo. Em Abed. Ernio Cenodo. Sruco Fgnilo. Mor-e Cocuu.. Barbara Morn. Mechaal Simon. Richard TELL ME? YOU AFRAID? INFOMANTS! thousands more would have died or been refugeed finally at hand. But the memories linger on, Rudrnsfly. Ralph Penluao. Kevin Gel. Alan Garbr. N W Smeiat. Jon Friadmen. M~ch-t Geemen.L~aa L------L - NMa. /* during these last twleve months. For the President to relentlessly so, making even more outrageous GorgedTurchello. Hanry TanbcKmen.Lours Sumbrg. Savo Weahnia. TomVrtal. PHOTO: 1^ Gary Ads.' Silly - take President Ford's attempt last week to take credit for 5eroa. Slavm, M~cU~a. Robert F Cohen. Jack Dergrnaly. Maln Emr Don Feit. Doni Flaollo. Alan Garbr credit now for the peace that he resisted then, Kevin Get.Eric Kerp.Make LSahy. Grac. Lee.Keilh Msllar. John Murphy. Gana Penjaeino. Maline Vrewny.Cragf defies the truth of history and represents a sorry the end of the killing. Weiss Eerie Weprin. Mike Weelon. Sruce RAdt. RiK* Walsh PRODUCTION. Laa Ameaonaa. Tarry Seklas. attempt to disguise his own complicity in the horror With this claim he adds to the sorrow and Devid Greenberg. Aven Ronnie, Pal Engel. Robin Setlinaf. Susan Schulmen. Candia Fruchtmsn. Lile Czelowelnik. Meryanne Knofl. Lou Manna. Paul Licele. .Jeanna Sryen Rualy Green. Laura Mehood that was Vietnam. hypocrisy of those terrible years. With this effort to STATESMAN. nawapeprof th SetatU~*rslvaifNo-Y.'e5oraStrBrook andthesurroundlnflcommunues. This time of the year is filled with so many tragic deceive the American people and mock the facts o iapllblehedthreetlmee a week. on Monday. Wedneedey ridFr~dSY.5eptanber tMay. eaxcp

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May 5, 1976 STATESMAN Page 11 l PERSONAL 1969 VW BUG semi-automatic FOUND black and white striped Students with vans or station wagons All would be Lords, Ladles. Counts, transmission, new brakes, fuel pump. kitten. about 2-3 months old. If you needed to transport box springs and Countesses, Dukes, Duchesses, For all those interested In distributor, battery. Just tuned up want It call Sal at 6-3948 or come to bed frames to needy Welfare Squires, Knights, Enchanters and the MEDITATION and YOGA there will and Ineted. $800. Call Emily Kelly D-108 S. reclipents. This Is a temporary like are Invited to come revel with be an Informal gathering on May 5 at 751-1904. position for the Department of Social the Society for Creative Anachronism 7:30 PM In SBU 229. Vegetarian LOST 14K gold Chal between old Services and there Is a small Tues. 8 PM SBU 213. refreshments will be served. AMERICAN INDIAN jewelery, rugs, Phys. and Library a month ago. Much compensation for mileage. Call Information, call 246-7582. baskets Eskimo Items, Quaddy sentimental value. Reward. Please call VITAL 6-6814 or come to Ltb. moccasins, beads, available at Painted Jeff at 751-7613. W0530. DEAR SUITE A34 did I ever thank Pony, 301 E. Main St., Port Want to make Stony Brook a you for your patience and Jefferson. LOST pair of men's gold frame happening place? Got Involved In understanding? Love, Linda Lee. glasses (rectangular) near Loop Rd., Union programming and It can CLASSIC 1957 FORD skyllner. by Tabler. Please call Steve at 6-4316 Tutor needed to teach 21 year old, happen. Call 6-7107 for Info on WANNA PET? Giving away a docile hardtop, convertible, 312 cu. in., If found - please hurry. I can't see educably retarded girl to read. Pleace existing programs or feedback on white lab rat. Easy maintenance. good r u n n i ng condition. where I'm going.! come to VITAL office Llb. W0530 If your own happening Ideas. We need Glass tank, grid cover Jncluded. COLLECTOR'S ITEM. Call Interested. you. 6-7881. 265-8760. Original owner. LOST black SB spiral notebook for HIS 250. Call June 6-4998 or return PAT - It can't be what I planned, 16 FT. TRI-HULL 1973 Winner Tikl to Lost &Found. Important. Attention Physics Majorsl Become Career Minded? Looking for a because the original was too long; but Flbeoglass Boat w/50 H.P., electric Involved - Join the Society of practical course to add to your keep your eyes open anyway! Jeff. start, mercury outboard, trailer, LOST a set of 4 keys on a leather Physics Students. Activities Include curriculum? -- Russian 111 Is taught many accessories. Excellent keychain with butterfly and flower lectures, films, trips, and an MWF at 11 and 3. Call 6-6830 or RIDE NEEDED to Brookhaven condition, hardly used. $2100. Call imprint on April 29. Call Phyllis upcoming picnic. Only $7 Includes 6030 for more Information. Laboratory beginning May through 265-8760. 6-4210. subscription to "Physics Today". For August. Will share expenses. Call Info call Nancy 588-3594. 246-3802 anytime. LOST one soft style squeeze box. I On Friday night, Sabbath Dinner and HOUSING need It for my archeological research services will be held In Roth Cafeteria BIRTHDAY SPECIAL to the project. If you have It please return Study Abroad: Start thinking now 5 PM. Price Is $2 for dinner - neurotic toilet tissue. Don't skItz - GREAT HOUSE off Quaker Path, to Howie 6-3589. No questions about studying abroad In the Spring reservations must be made Wed. prior you'll always be 17 to me. Make this walk to campus; trees, fireplace. asked, will demonstrate upon receipt. 1977 Semester. It's not too early! to dinner. a ewr YOu 11always remember. Let's modern kitchen, very clean. Will rent Most application deadlines for Spring celebrate together. Love always, to one graduate student or faculty FOUND one small black dog Spaniel programs are due no later than Oct. Lecherous Mr. Whipple. couple, plus one graduate individual. mix In Sanger parking lot. Chain 1, 1976. This office will be open $245/mo. for couple, $140 for collar, for Info call 6-7490. during the summer months. Come up Israeli dancing: Instruction f or WANTED: one 18 year old individual plus utilities. Non-smokers and Investigate the various beginners and advanced from 8-9 and only. 246-6777 days, 751-8310 LOST one yellow VW out of Tabler opportunities. Office of International dancing from 9-12 every Thurs. SBU exhibitionist, squeezably soft, with Ballroom. All welcome. Call Ell for beautiful hair, known to utter evenings. Available June Ist. parking lot. 1974, bright yellow with Education, W-3520 Library. OO00. Happy Birthday - our baby black stripes along bottom of door. If more Info at 246-7448. hippie. We love you! MASTER BEDROOM for rent any Info please contact me. I am September or June. Single $100/mo., heartbroken. Vickl 4255 or 4256. Sunday Simpatico Is a Union AMIABLE JEWISH medical student, Double $65/mo. each. Private bath. Reward. Program of music, wine and cheese Looking for Crafty people Interested age 26, seeks a sincere young woman 698-0473. on Sunday evenings It attempts to In carrying out the tradition of Rainy of good character for companionship FOUND last semester one wedding provide a unique, mellow atmosphere Day Crafts. Bring your talents, and and possible marriage. Please write HOUSE SITTER grounds keeper - ring. Must describe In detail and fit for the normally hassled student energy to SBU 276 where the P.O. Box 140, Fresh Meadows clean, responsible, graduate student, for size. Call Vickl 4255. body. If you're Interested in helping Program Development Committee Station, Flushing, NY 11365. No e x perienced butler, references organize Sunday SImpatico or would will make you an offer you can't pranksters please. available. 6-4218 anytime. LOST one very sentimental "Lee" Just like to see It continued, call refuse (or call 6-7107). denim Jacket. It means so much to Marianne at 6-7107. RIDER WANTED to L.A. leaving HOUSE FOR SALE Stony Brook. me. Reward. Vickl 6-4255 or 6-4256. 4/bedrooms, private yard, assumable Sunday Maw 9 not returning. Call On Saturday morning, 10 AM Roth TM checking and advanced lectures 212-428-9562 after 6 PM avid ask for m o rtgage $362/mo., $40,000. FOUND keyring outside of Current Cafeteria, Sabbath Services will be are now available on campus. All Steve. 751.266'9.______Periodical Room In Lbrary on couch. held. A delectable kiddush will be members of SB community who Call Doug, 6-4992 to identify. served. practice TM technique are urged to CONGRATULATIONS BARRY & take part In this program. For Info LIZ love Dave and Linda. HELP-WANTED FOUND woman's gold ring with a call 724-2580. diamond chip In Irving College. Call Gay Men's Group will be hoiding rap LIZ & BARRY will tie the knot CAMP COUNSELOR POSITIONS Mark at 6-5170 and identify. sessions Sun. 7 PM SBU 045 (opp. tonight in the Mount College lounge. sports, cultural water specialties. Craft ShoP). Refreshments will be SAGE: Student Advising and Coed Camp Wayne, N.E. Penna. FOUND In Library Reserve Room served. Call 7943 for more Info. Guidance Effort Is open to all GOOD LUCK to Barry and Liz and Write 633 Barnard Ave., Woodmere. Tues., afternoon a bracelet. Identify students from 10-4 PM In SSB 105A. many years of happiness -Love Ma NY. 516-599-4562. campus at Sanger 115, and It's yours. Sage provides academic Info for Bell. interviews arranged. Attention May 1976 graduates psychology majors Interested In grad TO THE GUY WHO FOUND a blue eligible for provisional teacher schools, transfer students needing INTERESTED IN NO-FRILLS low WANTED BASS PLAYER (acoustic checkbook last Thursday April 22. certification: Applications are credit Info, teacher evaluation, cost jet travel to Europe. Africa, the or electric) Into traditional and please call! 6-4384. available In Office of Teacher students Inquiring about maJor Middle East, the Far East South modern jazz. See Dan (Langmuir Certification, Humanities 194. requirements and courses. Stop by or America? EDUCATIONAL A-122) or call Johin 928-0682. LOST a book, "La HIstoria de la call 246-8360. FLIGHTS has been helping people Literatura Hispano-Americana." It is travel on a budget with maximum BE A CLOWN for Jack-in-the-Box, very Important to me. Call Barbara Dally Mass every Mon. Tues., Thur., Part time, weekends, call 433-6620. and Fr1.9 at 12:15 POM Hum. 160. Stony Brook Friends Meeting every flexibility and minimum hassle for 6-6889 or leave It In the Spanish Wed. 8:15-9:30 SBU six years. For more info call toll free Dept. Thanks. Wednesday's Mass Is at 5 PM. 214. 800-325-8034. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT no Sunday's Is at 11:15 In the Roth deliveries, no collections, no LOST wallet Sat. night. If found Dining Hall and again at 8 PM. All welcome. An advanced course In Yoga ONICA I would like to see you? investment, no risks. Rubbermaid please return to Todd Bragin In Meditation Is held every Wed. 6 PM, Remember you were hitching on the Party Plan. Call Slack 751-0746. Gershwin A24B. 246-4657. Reward. SBU 229. Free. beach and I picked you up. Please Contains Important papers. call 924.5344.- SALESPEOPLE sell specialty Hlaths Yoga class with beginning advertising to business. Imprinted FOUND Timex watch near Eng. healing techniques and meditation Introductory Yoga Meditation and calendars, bumper strips, pens. rulers, Bldg. Contact Frank Stage 12B, Rm. every Tuos. 7:30 PM Men's Exercise philosophy of yoga Is taught by Sri FOR SALE etc. High commission, make your 115. evenings please. Room. Chlnmoy every Mon. 7:30 PM SBU own time. We will train. Call 229. STEREO LARGE DISCOUNTS all 585-6868. Harrington Advertising, LOST a Seiko wristwatch left In Old Every weekday (M-F) 12 noon, brands wholesale. Consultations 2539 Middle Country Rd.. Bio Lec. Hall Tues. eve after Psych Inter-Varslty Christian Fellowship gladly given. Specials: cartridges, Centereach, NY 11720. exam. Sentimental value. Please meets to pray for the needs and Baha'l Firesides: Informal discussions turntables, speakers, autosound. return. Mitch 6-6315. concerns of the campus and campus on the Baha'l faith. All welcome. No University Hi FP 698-1061. ADDRESSERS wanted immediately! community. All students, faculty, obligation. 8 PM every Thurs., SBU Work at home - no experience and staff are welcome! 229. GARAGE SALE furniture, necessary - excellent pay. Write NOTICES__ household items, odds & ends, May 8 American Service. 1401 Wilson Blvd., & 9. 9-6. For info call Mrs. Waberski Suite 101, Arlington, VA 22209. Jewish morning service everyday 246-3597 8-5, after 5 751-6852. 4 Mon-Fri, 8 AM, Humanities. Hunter's Couri's, Fox Run, Setauket. THINK YOUR MATERIAL Is good Interfaith lounge room 156. enough to get PAID for? Writers, 1971 PONTIAC G.T.O. p.s., p.b., air photographers, artists. Send resume Don't eat this notice - enter the conditioned, stick shift, bucket seats. to "Magazine" P.O. Box 467 Stony Fortnight Creative Cookery Contest. 16.000 miles. Super car, price $1800. Brook, New York 11790. Cash prizes, gift certificates and Call eves 751-5268 or 6-5906 days. much much more. Plus Food: Delicious, tasty. spicy, savory, The Good Times SERVICES pungent, sweet, rich, hot, smooth. Buys and Sells EUROPE 76 scrumptious food (we hope). May 6 Quality Used Books No at 8:30 or call us at 246-3377. Good Browsing frills student teacher charter Also flights. Global Student Teacher Travel 521 5th Ave., NY 10017. Toscaninnl College Is canvassing the Macrame Cords 212-379-3532. campus for a Program Coordinator. A Clay. Glass, Wooden Beads resume must be submitted. If 150 E. Main St. 928-2664 TYPEWRITER REPAIRS cleaning, Interested call Don at 246-4457 or Port Jefferson Open 11-6-Mon-Sat. free estimates, work guaranteed. Minday at 246-4463 for Interview. PINBALL MACHINES El Torro mach Ines bought and sold. Typecraft, 1523 Main St., P.J.S. 473-4337. Attention all International students: ($550) and Bowling Queen ($350) In No tuition waivers will be awarded Sanger recreation room. Call Bob for the summer I and II sessions 6-4448 or JON ROSSI STUDIOS fine Steve 6-7559. photography In our distinctive award unless you plan to graduate at the winning style. Bridal formals and end of summer '76. Please advise the 1970 CHEVY new brakes, tires, candid. 286-3700 Bellport. Office of International Student exhaust system, air conditioned, Affairs of your plans. radio, vinyl top. inspected. $949. 246-4390. TYPING experienced In manuscripts. theses, resumes IBM selectric. Rates Commuting Students: Residence Hall depend on job. ball 732-6208. housing dcadline May 24. Come now REFRIG GE 10 cubic ft. Excellent to 361 Admin. Bldg. Pickup Request condition call after 4 PM Debbie for Accomodations form. Bring $75 6-4449, Jayne 6-4440. I am an independent Volkswagen mechanic who offers repairs and for Bursar. Spaces open for males in services for far less than the price of Tabler Stage Xll, and Kelly. Females MOTO GUZZI 750 c.c. touring dealers and fix-it shops, by servicing in Stave XII and Kelly, only. motorcycle in f ine mechanical your car in your own driveway!!! No condition $1000. Firm. Call Marty job too big or too small. For free Gayphone Crisis Hotline 751-6531. estimates call 928-9279. Dan the Bug counseling and referral service for gay and bisexual people. Open 7 days 8 LOFT BED 4 x 8 five feet high. Call Man. PM-midnight 751-6380. after 9 PM 6-4339. $55. TYPIST theses & term papers expertly done. Experienced, All outstanding credit slips payable REFRIGERATOR 5 cu. ft., with references, Stony Brook by SCOOP Records must be freezer, perfect condition really area. redeemed by May 14. This includes keeps cold! Call 4279 or 4206. 981-1825. the orders, and LP returns. These credit slips are redeemable but not MOVING & STORAGE local and refundable 1971 DODGE SWINGER automatic long distance. Crating, packing free and become null and void p/s, a/c, new tires, just tuned and estimates. Call County Movers at 3 PM on May 14. Inspected. Excellent condition, 928-9391 $1800. Eieen 246-4138. anytime. BOWLS IS COMING ELECTROLYSIS RUTH FRANKEL VOLVO 2 radial, 2 regular tires 16.5. Wanted! Preferrably alive --- writers, Certified Fellow ESA, recommended artists, photographers, Also carburators alternator freon unit by physicians, modern methods, copy editors, for 1969. Call Phil 4931. consultations invited walking for next year's Fortnight. Turn distance to campus, 751-8860. yourself in at 060 in SBU Wed. 9 PM COMPLETE STEREO SYSTEM for or call 246-3377. Get involved! sale. Excellent condition, must sell, FOREIGN CAR SERVICE Audi, Rewarding experience offered. moving. Call Abe 246-4284. BMW, Datsun, Mercedes Benz, Jaguar, Renault. Penqeot, Volvo and New Campus Newsreel will be SUPER-DISCOUNTED AUTO parts, most other foreign cars. Tuneups holding elections for new officers. All complete line; new specials Include: brake work, exhaust system general members please attend, Thursday 1OW40 oil .49/qt.. oil filters S1.49/oa. repair and used car checks. Call 5:30 PM SBU 237. Champion Plugs.59(STD) .79 (RES) Joseph Schmitt P.E 751-7465. Fram wiper refills $1.89/pr Gabriel Nursing Home In Pt. Jefferson needs HI-Jackers $49.95/Pr. w/kH. belco TYPIST AVAILABLE B.A. in volunteers for a companionship Batteries, lowest prices. Parts House English, willing to edit your papers as program with their residents. Any Reps on Stony Brook Campus, call well. Call student who will be In this area over Bort or Stu 6-4302. 751-7051. the summer Is needed. If enough of GOING AWAY? Responsible coupe you are interested, transportation REFRIGERATOR KING used available to house-sit and take care of will be provided. Come to VITAL Refrigerators and Freezers - bought pets, plants, grounds, etc. Available office Lib. W0530 for more Info. and sold, delivered on campus. Call June 1st through mid-July or 928-9391 anytime. possibly longer. Also interested in Summer tutor needed for 7th grade boy who is having trouble with math. longterm care-taking situation GET IN SHAPE for the summer with pretfrrably for the Fall. References, This is a volunteer position that can a membership at HOLIDAY SPA. I'm write R. Freshley exteed Into the Fall semester if you selling my VIP lifetime membership 61 Jane St., Apt. wish. Transportation will be at 1/2 price. Call 212-688-2551 or 19J, NY l6014. or call provided. Call VITAL 6-6814 or 473-5162. 212-924-8707. come to Lib. W0530. LOST & FOUND Lesbian Alternative - warm talk Hang the Brook up against your wall every Tuesday 8 PM SBU 216. with "'Stony Brook - A Separate FOUND set of keys in SBU approx. 2 Reality" posters! No. 1 - "The PM Monday. Call Nancy at 6-7450. Hand College now soliciting Bridge to Nowhere on sale now in applications for Program Coordinator SBU. look for No. 2 - "Out to LOST Massachusetts license. If found for 76-77. Grad students only call Lunch" and No. 3 - "Art History" please contact Security or me at Lynn 6-7770 days or 6-7816 eves or bef ore finals week. Only .75/sach. Stage Xll C-316 Santos Lto. call Al 4256.

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May 5 1976, STATESMAN Pge113 f *.1 !1 , .i !l* I - I ^***********,,^ ^ ^ ^,,.,,«»^.^ ^^^ ^ ^ ^ 6»^baababa - ^ l SPORTS Harkness East Vegetarian Co-op ____BRIEFS l WILL BE OPEN THIS SUMMER IN STAGE Xll CAFETERIA. ALL INTERESTED IN JOINING Islanders Win One 1hNew York Islanders defeated the Montreal Canadians, 5-2 last SHOULD SEE JEFF LAWTON ANY EVENING AT nit, giving them a life in the semi-final round of the National Hockey League Stanley Cup playofs. The Canadians lead the series three ames to one. The blander offensive attack was led by Jude Druin with two THE CO-OP (6 PM) . SUMMER SESSION I MEAL goals. Also scoring were Denis Potivin, Lome Henning, and Bill YcI 1en.Montreal's Guy LeFleur scored twice in the final 1:16 of the Vime. PLAN BEGINS MA4Y 30- PAYMENTS DUE BY Kingman Hits 10th Homer THIS DATE. New York (AP)-Dave Kingman ripped his 10th home run of the season and reliever Skip Lockwood saved Tom Seaver's fourth ... ^ ^^.*.**n...... ^^ ^ ^u^ ^».»..«^ ^ ^ ^«^*»^«.om I straight victory as the New York Mets trimmed the Cincinnati Reds, I w= 5-3 last night. IE M - ~ ~~~~~~~~~~ - Joe Tome in l Kingman's two-run shot, following a leadoff single by the third inning, gave him 23 runs batted in for the season, tying him ACTIVITY FEE for the National League lead with Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia CHINESE ASSOCIATION Phillies. The Mets had capitalized on starter Fred Norman's wildness to AT STONY BROOK WAIVER score two runs without a hit in the second inning as Norman surrendered four bow on balls. Tome's single against reliever Pedro MAY BE GRANTEDI Borbon was the first New York hit. IS HAVING . Cincinnati had picked up a run in the top of the third on two walks and an infield single by Pete Roe but Seaver, 4-0, pitched out TO BE ELIGIBLE , of that jam, leaving three Reds stranded on base. GENERAL ELECTION . Cincinnati scored another run in the fifth on a two-out single by YOU MUST APPLY Joe Morgan and a ringing double by Dan Driessen. MEETING Wrestler vs. Boxer BY MAY 12 , IN New York (AP)-Andre the Giant agreed yesterday to fight heavyweight Chuck Wepner in a mixed wrestler-boxer bout. But he : THE POLITY OFFICE expressed some reservations about the fairness of the matchup. Thursday . "I like my opponents the way I like my steakswin bunches," the gprgtuan grappler said. "It is more even if I fight Wepner, Muhammad Ali and George Foreman one after another or all May 6 Mark Minasi together. .~~~~~~P M. "'Mere is nobody in the world who can stand up to me, man Polity Treasrer tman. I must be careful not to crush him." ILlt- igp H^^ ..... ^ Andre was unveiled at the press conference as the foe of Wepner, the brawling barkeeper from Bayonne, New Jersey, in a 10-round - free-forall that will serve as a semi-windup to the Ali-Antonio Inoki c~~~iL[LO~~~~~yN&A) battle, the so-called meeting for the World Martial Arts AADwILi Championship in Tokyo June 25. Andre and Wepner, however, will do their stint at Shea Stadium PARTICIPANTS-w - w'n u a v 'WE in New York, for 10 rounds or less, as part of the bizarre ring DR YASSIN EL-AYOUTY MR.YARIV BEN-ELIEZER spectacular that will be beamed around the world on closed-circuit television. Andre the Giant is perhaps the world's most awesome athlete. He PROFESSOR, STONY BROOK DIRECTOR, ISRAELI STUDEN 1 stands 7-4, weighs 462 pounds, has a head bigger than a basketba;; SENIOR POLITICAL OFFICIER, ORGANIZATION USA with a wild Afro hairdo, arms like wagon tongues and hands as big UN SECRETARIAT ham hocks. LECTURERQUEENS COLLEGE ( GRANDSON OF DAVID QC v All-Defensive Squad Named Q rmi loinnrIi eI- I I TOPIC: co-C-vI New York (AP)-Center Dave Cowens and forwards Paul Silas ard John Havlicek all of the Boston Celtics, have been named to the PROSPECTS FOR PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST 1975-76 National Basketball Association All-defensive team, making THURSDAY MAY 6 4:00-5:30 SSB 4th FLOOR, RIM 414 the Celtics the first club in six years to have three players on the first ------w - I unit. The rugged, 6-7 Silas, voted to the squad for the second time, was Y----Lxmwi OLMON-1-1-MLI the top vote-getter this season. In balloting by the league's head s I olim coaches, and announced by Commissioner Larry O'Brien, Silas received 21 points, with two points awarded for a first-team NUMBER 1 selection and one point for second team. NEVER A Cowens was next with 20 points and Havlicek, a member of the BEST SELLER All-defensive unit, either first or second team, for the eighth straight year, received 15 points. The last team to place three members on NOW A MINOR MOTION PICTURE the first teams was New York, when Willis Reed, Dave DeBusschere MAY 7 & 8 A T H R ILLER and Walt Frazier were chosen to the squad in 1970. -5 ^MiigB 0 Rounding out this year's team were guards Norm Van Lier of the with COCA film Chicago Bulls, with 16 points, and Slick Watts of the Seattle to11i SuperSonics, with 15. *^, *Ut.. l --- to te Damnroom I Bengals Sign Griffin in weeks" Cincinnati, Ohio (AP)-Two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie - Vincent Canby Griffin. the all-time leading major college ground gainer, signed a N.Y. Times multi-year contract yes-terday with the Cincinnati Bengals. Spruning a lucrative offer from the Canadian Football League, the 5-9, 182-pound Ohio State All-American came to terms with the Bengals after a day of contract discussions. Brown said the Assistant general manager of the Bengals, Mike in my paants" a new campus contract was a long-term agreement. He added, "It wasn't one of the "'Ipeed easiest negotiations I've been through." (I Got Scared) - Nex Reed newsreel film Griffin said the Bengals' terms were substantially lower than the I us0 0- I I Wm- I Y_-, q I a L --i I k0 1r, CFL offer but he said "the dream is to play in the NFL." |

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By ED KELLY the Metropolitan championships last Dudzick. "*They only have abouit 75 miles spend practicing." sad Dudzick. 'They For a team that spends relatively little Saturday by defeating St. John's experience on the water. A teaim like St. would be here at five o'clock in the time practicing together, the Stony Brook University by three-quarters of a length. John's has about 500 miles exI.perienee." morning, and be on th. water at six." heavyweight four crew team has had an 'Me victory marked the first heavyweight Experience and Dedicati,ion Between the four osman, they have a outstanding season. The four, consisting team in Stony Brook crew history to go The four may have had a lack of total of 12 years, experience, aind Brismon, of John Brisson (stroke), Chris Haran, through an undefeated season. practice, but they certainly didIn't have a the vetieran with four years, wmamo of Fred Starheim. Steve Silks (bow), and "*The four does only two or three easy lack of experience or dedicattcion. "I'm the main reasons for their succem. Marcia Weisburgh, (coxswaine) captured workouts a week"* said coach Paul amazed at the time they 'we willing to "'Anytime Brisson's, in the boat, any thin can happen, 'I said .*As"uz aa oasmanw, be's ex'rml optn. TWO) Efort Brisson, of course, couldn't have dn it alone. SilkC, Hama, and Stearhe wem all greatly Improved coming into this season. "SHIM waM our Mrst Ifsman to raw over the summer with One Now York Athleic dlub99" said Dudick "and he leally fedl in love with the sport." "Fred and Steve mualy kept the cemwltoshe For SeniorsBrsoSthi ad Haran, their Stony Brook heavy weight four row Ing caroem are over. When ase Patrlots close out their easomn wit the Dad VONf Cup this Friday in PiMlad. ha - __'A-^'-^A^A^J~~m------**" "" '"'- ^ - *1 the seavy weit four won't be rowing.

allowed to enter one ewent, Ddikhas decided to enter the heavyweight eight Instead. "The four is our best chance of ^'e" ~"'*' * ^.":-".^' *". ^'^ getting a nedal,9 he said, "Imt, OMa MeasM that 14 other peopl wont get a chneto low." joining urisson, Haran, starbeim and Silk in the hevwight eight will be Brian Quirk, Mark Hlerman, Jon Cayfte, and Phil L*Noacb. The teams hopes to make it M far as the aseifinals. "If we ^ : \ makeit," said Dudzlek, mit witt orly be Photo by Pamu#Euwteck the second time since 1972 that the STONY BROOK'S HEAVYWEIGHT FOUR (left) leading St. John's University Saturday, finished the crew seasor iwith an heaSvyweight eight qualified for unbeaten record. thee semlifinals. Pt cher Dotesnz t Ala S0otony Brooke's Tunze

By DIANE McCANN territory enabling the runner to she was called out at home. "I asked her assistant couch Judy Weeden called It "a game of Flautist Lorraine Cziko was score and the batter to advance was sure she was in',"9 said Christ'. "but I felt sure Julie-beat inches." Campb Ismid, "It was the star of the women's softball to third. A pitch got away from Weeden. "Ya know how the throw."* Weeden was so sure the most aggravt-ngSome. "1 game Monday. 'me Queens catcher Alice Leong and the sometimes you send somebody she arguedwith Norton who said, Zimora and the rest of the College pitcher's renditions of runner scored. Queens and you're not so sure," she "Campbell wasn't on the plate.9t Pats would have to agree. *Til There was You" and "The proceeded to load up the bases y - - i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hustle" while the Patriots were and then clear them with a deep intwramurats in the field served a dual hit to left center. Following the purpose, whether or not that rive run rally, the score was was her intention. widened to an uncloseable 10-3 "It's the first time I ever margin. brought it [the flutel to a Throughout the game Weeden game," Cziko said, "but it's warned her team about working. It relaxes me." The committing "mental errors" music affected Stony Brook which she explained to be "not 'Me 100-yard dash wasn't five years old when he finished second in two rame. Worried?. PAW. pitcher Laura Zimmerman in the thinking before the play, 'what something fell out of Robinson's dangerously Nope. Horry traded his sprinting toes for some opposite way. "It's a pain in the am I going to do if the ball loose gym shorts. It didn't hit the floor, but all the high flying arches and copped the triple Jump title ass,"9 she said. "'Every time I comes to me?' Weeden said, "the spectators did, including some of the at 43 feet, another new record. Would Horry Jus start to pitch, she starts playing. kids weren't catching the ball perticipants.Interestingly, Robinson never broke settle for a victory in the 440 relay? "Hell, no It breaks my concentration. " first-then making the play."' stride as his prized possession dangled. Finally man. we gotta got down," he replied. If they Her lack of concentration Stony Brook scored four runs after 40 yards, the situation was settled. An didn't have to pass the baton, the record would apparently reached its peak in in the sixth on a base hit by impressive 10.6 time was awarded to the man. 'Me have been destroyed. BaigPumiss often got the fifth inning when Queens Patty Germane, and doubles by track meet was off to a flying start. humbled by that lightweight cylinder. Henry scored rive runs on their way to Janet Travis, Julie Campbell, and Three-quarters of the participants at trackside Robinson broke away easiy. His lead vaihda a 10-9 victory. Donna Groman. Campbell was were from Arnmann A-2. Joe DiBuono, a hefty EL Valentine wasn't sure where the stick wasL From the mound, called out at home on a play she 220 pounder from the football club, was running When Mike Odurn got the baton, it was delm Zimmerman questioned the wanted to protest. "There sprint races. Super depth, adequate talent. But sailing. In second place. Horry remembered the plate umpire, Arlene Norton. wasn't even a question in my when they called for the high jump, the crowd days when he anchored Julia Richman High "Can she do that?" But the mind," she said. "I wound up shifted to the pit area to watch Bob Black do his School to victory in the Mahta Champs. question was in vain. "There's behind the plate." Her initial thing. Catching some guy from Stony brook intramurals nothing in the rule book that anger at being called out began His friends call him the "Turkey" but he's a would be cake. "I just turned on my says she can't," Norton as she was running the bases. high flying bird. He twice missed attempts to tie after-burners." A time of 48.2 seconds was answered. "I didn't even notice The third baseman "should have the high jump record at 5-8. But he easily cleared recorded. it [the flute]1 until Laura said been called for obstruction," it on his next try. And his next try ... and his A success was recorded in the officiating and something," said Patriot coach Campbell said. He was standing next try. When Black finally missed, the bar rested overall handling of the meet. Five records were Sandy Weeden. "You can't get a in my baseline. I hit her but not 6-0 above the ground. Black skimmed the bar on broken. Someday those marks will fall too. But player's concentration back for hard enough to knock her down. his last attempt. "I haven't jumped in four years, they'll never beat Henry Robinson's 10.6 in the her." "If I hit her and knocked her my best was 6&0," he said. Black's record previewed 100 yard dash. 'Me Rally down, it would have been more another triumph for Arnmann, the mile relay. The O'Neill G-2 has a virtual lock on the McDowell In the fifth inning, Queens obvious, that she obstructed final time of 3:53.5 broke the intramural mark by Cup. Langrnuir A-3 must win the hall softball tidle, opened with a deep pop to short me." The Queens lead was cut to three seconds, but it would've lost to Jim Ryun in while G-2 gets knocked out in the first round. right, which was dropped by one, 10-9. his prime. Monday's portion of the meet ended as Break out the Keg, G-2. And give the first beer to second baseman Jainet Travis. 'Me Final Out the clouds faded away. Tuesday would be clear Kevin. Following a popout, the In the seventh, the difference and sunny. And windy. Eric Davis and Hoffy Editor's note; The writer won the shot put, following batter hit the pitch to between winning and losing battled the blustery air currents and each discus, and long jump events, while finishing the right of the mound. came down to the final out, conquered his 220-yard heat by 30 yards. But second in triple and high jump. He ran in one Zimmerman picked the ball up Once again, the play involved there were no finals, Davis 24.1, Horry 24.3, event, the two mile. He finished quickly but over threw into foul last but he Julie Campbell; and once again winner: Davis. Hoffy still hadn't lost a heat. But finished.

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BRy GERALD RE18 run of the inning, Frank DeLoeo relieved Dennis Stem, who went the distance. Queens Village-It looked as though Adderley. DeLeo, the eventual loser, gave In the Stony Brook ninth, a double by the Patriots had insured themselves of a up a double and two walks in pitching a Gary McCardle with one out, and singles victory, scoring three runs in the top of third of an inning. Ray Helinski then by Kelske and Garafola cut the Brooklyn the eighth to extend their lead to 9-4 over came in to pitch for the Pats, who were lead to one and left runners on first and Brooklyn College. The Pats were hitting still holding a 9-7 lead. After an infield second. But Keith Davidoff grounded well, Jon Adderley was pitching well, and out, a hit baseman,, a walk,, and a single, into a 4-6-3 double play, ending the the lead looked safe. Brooklyn had four more runs. game. But the first two Brooklyn batters in Adderley gave up seven runs, but only It was a frustrating loss for the the eighth reached base on errors, paving two earned runs in seven innings of work. Patriots. "When you can't hold a five run the way for seven unearned runs and an The way the Patriots were hitting, he lead . .. " Garafola said. He finished the 11-10 Knickerbocker Conference victory should have won the game, but the sentence by just shaking his head in for Brooklyn at Creedmoor Psychiatric fielding denied him the victory. disgust. Center yesterday. Brooklyn scored with two other "We gave them three outs right off the unearned runs in the fifth inning. With 0.1' bat in that innning," said Stony Brook two outs and a runner on first,, Ed AB R H RBII Caneva~ss 4 1 1 coach Rick Smofiak. "We had the Franklino hit a sharp grounder to third. lannicilelo.2B 5 0 2 opportunity McCardle~c 5 1 I1 0 for three relatively easy outs, Patriot captain Mike Garafola Kelske,rf 5 1 3 12 but we didn't do it." backhanded the ball but his throw to first Garaf d1a, 3B 4 1 1 0 Davidoff If 5 12 1 2 Brooklyn's Jim Reggio opened the was in the dirt, skipping past Rossini. Chapman~cf 4 2 3 0 eighth by hitting a grounder to second, Franklino went all the way to third. The Rossin.iB 4 1 2 1 Miller,dl 3 2' 0 0 but Billy lanniciello booted it. Then Dave next batter,, Fred Ciccarelli, hit a ground 39 10 14 9 Cooke hit a pop foul to the right side, but ball that was effored by Ianniciello and Stony Brook 002 040 031 10 14 4 Patriot first baseman Ralph Rossini got a Franklino scored. Brooklyn 010 021 07X I119 0 late jump, and the ball fell out of his While the Stony Brook fielding was Errors-Garafola, lanniciello 2. Adderley. reach. It appeared that Cooke had wasted LOB-Stony Brook 5, Brooklyn 1. Double weak, the hitting attack was potent. Plays-Stony Brook 1, Brooklyn 2. his second chance as he tapped the ball lanniciello personified the team's day; he 0 o u b I e s -K e I s k a , D av Id of f Sacrifice-Caneva. Stolen Base-Chapman. back to Adderley. But trying for the made two errors, had two hits, and drove Wild Pitch-Acdweley. force play, Adderiey threw the ball into in three runs. IP H R ER 88 SO centerfield, putting runners on first and Steve Kelske and Javier Chapsaan lead Adderley 7 7 72 6 4 JON ADDERLEY, show in an earlier DeLeo (L» 1/3 I 3 0 2 0 game, allowed five unearned runs second. It was the beginning of the end. the Patriots with three hits apiece. In all, HellnskI 2/3 1 10 1 0 J After Dan Elengold singled in the first the Pats got 14 hits, off Brooklyn pitcher ^y~-1-- yesterday. -%.u

S port8 Analysisk RuthHos9 s~~~~~~~~~~~~Is New Rmins Iu tit Slums By JOHN QUINN earth below have attained the stained yellow look of theyll have to remember what's on the other side of The magic is fading. Impressions are changing. 'Me old newspapers and unbrushed teeth. Gerard Avenue the train tracks. The first Yankee Stadium lasted 50 Old Timer's, Game has added a new generation. And an needs Ultr&Brite, 161st Street needs to be recycled. years. They changed all the facades, but they didn't old stadium. And we speak of it in the past tense. New York City rebuilt a dying stadium. change thef address. Yankee Stadium: "The House that Ruth Built." That Steinbrenner rebuilt a dying team. But everyone forgot house introduced the pregame ceremonies. The voice the dying neighborhood. They will remember when of Mel Allen rambled out the names: "Joe Louis!" Roy they park their cars before the game anas t*ke the Campanella, Joe DiMaggio and of course Mickey subway home afterwards. Mantle. It was not the same voice that excited the The new Yankee Stadium on opening day joined the * ' y '~~~~~~~~~~~ radio fans with "How about that!" and "make that businessmen in the box seats with the junkies and the three ring sign for Ballantine!" The vocals cracked winos that daily adorn the adjoining streets. 'Me ride between syllables. That was okay. But the heroes that to the ballpark featured a panoramic view of urban jogged out to the infield were old men. Mr. Coffee and decay. The Major Deegan Expressway was transformed Athlete's Foot Spray. And they inserted a series of into a parking lot on 135th Street at 12 PM. Game ancient radio replays that evoked melancholy murmurs time: 2:05 PM on 161st Street. Along the way, sad of an extinct race. Lou Gehrig, recalled from heaven, eyes gazed out of dilapidated tenements, the buildings gave us "the luckiest man on the face of the earth." that weren't abandoned. 'Mat's what's outside. i 'Men Max Schmeling revisited New York just in time Inside, happy faces sift through the bleacher to be KOd by Joe Louis in one round. Mel Allen turnstiles. 'Me same faces that were sad for two years. recreated Don Larsen's World Series perfect game the They waited. They didn't borrow Shea Stadium. A 5 way Dick Enberg recreates Jesse Owens winning his year old vagrant with worn out clothes and plastic Olympic gold medals on Sports Challenge. Artificial Yankee helmet; an overweight teenager with one tooth sweeteners just keep things from being bitter. and Yankee pennant. Two intoxicated old timers The pall bearers were missing. I searched the far reminisced about the good old days, but their bodies reaching comers with my binoculars for a coffin. My still contained signs of youth. The Pride of the life was quickly passing before my eyes. I thought that Yankees. Their lover had returned. Once again their life only death itself had the copyright to this privilege. had meaning. But, alas, so do the Yankees. The architects remembered them but only by design. Suddenly, the baseball game started. A real one. 'Me The bleachers were moved closer to home plate, by 10 show was over, let's get down to business, seemed to be feet. 'Me magnificent scoreboard would still be behind Yankee Owner George Steinbrenner's sentiments. 'Me them. The bleacher bums. crowd stopped admiring how well the architects didn't Send the team to Hackensack. The box seats will change a thing. And for only $100,000,000. 'Mere was follow. The Bronx is old. Your parked car may lose a a modernized, spectacular, instant replay scoreboard, hubcap. Your wallet may visit a pickpocket on the but it was deemed inoperable for the opener. Above IRT. New Jersey can duplicate the building structure. the scoreboard, but below the IRT elevated number The Bleacher Bums? Chartered buses. four train were the new improved fabricated facades. Ebbets Field became an orphan when the Brooklyn One old facade once kept a Mickey Mandle blast from Dodgeds fled to Los Angeles. The Polo Grounds housed exiting the hallowed grounds in fair territory. The new the original Yankees (Highlanders), original Giants and SOME. NEW, SOMEc OLD: T e old-Style facade Yankee stadium, a reasonable facsimile of the old original Mets. With the old Yankee Stadium they remains, but Yankee Stadium is different. The old one4s everything that money could buy. But formed a triad of subway shuttles at World Series. time. Yankee emblem remains, but It is flanked by an outside, aye there's the rub. Now the two formerly glorious ballparks are housing electronic scoreboard that will eventually show instant replay. The monuments of past Yankee The IRT Lexington Avenue El still rattles by, but its projects. Their time had passed. greats remain, but they are now behind a shortened fence. rumble is lounder. Its sight is uglier. The shadow it Perhaps throughout the summer, Willie Randolph Yankee Stadium is now, but what about the casts is darker. 'Me surrounding stores that occupy the and Mickey Rivers can rekindle pennant fever. But surrounding community? i O -ft ...-l

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^ IF - - o. /10 Simon "^______J [ Fitin a 00, Jeff Jankowitz The great maple loomed over its shadow front of his victorious loyalists, he was to match, flawlessly, with eyes so gen. image, making it very clear that this preparing to execute, personally, the Her face a mymmntry of secret contous and indistinct dark copy was its subordinate. former head of the old regime. King Simon archtypal softness. And then she stood up Sitting underneath this tree - now in its raised high the broad sword and brought a diGraced Heen' she reaced out to spring glory -were; two uncomfortable down a fury of sharp steel. Whuushk! Off, Simon's forehead with an unsure hand. people: Simon Lessin and a woman. Simon the head rolled, bloodied and eyeful. then carefully brushed aud hs blick, was uprooting little blades of grass and "Now stop that. Don't look like that. choppy hair. dividing twigs in half over and over, as he Simon, don't play that game. It's stupid, -And in that indant: he _d the tried to make sense out of this woman's always the same - the game is the same. rock mito her wrist, s eing the bones face. It wrinkled, relaxed, turned inwards No, no pity for Simon. I said, no pity for into uneven f of si. Her or sighed, while its lips changed shape, Simon. And I leave. I must leave." face eme a rattling tig of red horror allowing each word to be carried along its "You're so beautiful, Pauline."' And and breaking pain. And her scream filled MI proper air stream. Her eyes were green and Simon would not look away from her. Her everywhere so completely, that it afraid of being too conspicuous. They were hair of a brownness that somehow was able noiseless. - small, unshowing. She spoke down to Simon, "Sorry. I'm "No Simon, we can't and you musn't. Hi _ r _ = really sorry, sorry. But it's st spring. It's We're friends and wonderful and still spring." And she bent to ki him on beautiful. . . But don't swallow me now. P'A* *^«as. of 7-i,/ ^ I the forehead, lips never touchiy his hair. Don't take me .. . We must part." Then off she went. Off die 1led "Why?" Simon said. '4I don't floated, melted into the rich green breeze understand." Simon sat with one leg bent of a spring on. She tu her head in, knee pointed away from the other leg - back once and that wa all. Gone. which rested limply straight. And hunched Simon bnd some tw away. over this, his withdrawn torso with head ' *^-I,GJ l^ Kig Simon waited imp atently in h*i drawn down. But, deep within those eyes throne. The bride, who would be queen, of brown. Deep within, beyond those eyes, was being brought to him, slowly. He were eyes of a hard blue; the eyes of I noticed that she trembled. Burning out of another Simon. And this Simon was saying, her eyes was a saty fear. But soldie of the "Your words are worthless puffs of air. If I f.4 king brought her closer and daosr, neae will something, it shall be done. Remember ts] to where Simon, iy, oked his that! 9" chin upon tfat toe of o onquered wory. Pauline repeated, "Why?... Don't An elder made hisb way the understand? Understand, demanding is cwd the king and e what you plan! You think you can have it "My lord, you must e der. Look at all, like a king; it's spring - and you want her. She how dse shakes and defies all that that too." awaits her. Shell mae a worthless queen, She watched the brown-eyed sadness if not a dangerous one." diffuse like ink in a sheet of water. But And King Simon ater.b e., Simon, the blue-eyed one, was standing brown hair and g eyes was a gfish before his men - his army - his royal ghost whimpering in urn dto. H subjects. He had regained the throne after a head whirled - just for a b i long and blood-river battle. He, personally, Simon turned to the ekler and said (not had taken the lives of sixteen youths - in without some tea), "She's net .That's the prime of their youth. And now, in 39&tcm-en PhotoDV MNC Lany all, just nervous." J \ I%% -- - 0.* ^_, MMMONN%- Teatre Re he Sitagi]tig by Mother Nature By A. J. TRONER viewed and more important, how director, Blanche Brodie, must take man in an a beedbut effective Too often the label of student they view the world. Ivan Goldstein equal responsibility for this error. aristocratic manner. Mark SteUetti, production is synonymous with the plays Lt. T.T. Avonsino, a In spite of this, the acting was as the younger suitor did a lea presentation of thoughtless, sloppy policeman on the beat with his uniformly humorous and at times thorough job. It seemed that he was and amateurish pieces. It is with mind on women, or more overwhelmingly comic. It is too bad under the impresion that the role great pleasure that I can announce particularly a pretty young girl that the production was not at the of an earnest, but gauche young that "2 for T at 3," despite some named Millie, played with contrived same level. man, must lead him to be a whing staging mistakes, is an admirably but plausible innocence by Lillian "Red Carnations," had some of ninny. Susan Shulman, well-done student production. the girl Kleinman. When another mother the same problems, but excellent upon who all this attention is "2 for T at 3" is, as the play bill Mrs. Boker, played with dowdiness projection by one of the actors, focused was properly indecisive and thoughtfully explains, "2 one act by Jill Sibuluski, has to leave her Tony Corso, helped to save the day, alluring, but rather plays for a spring afternoon," unsure of infant with Millie, the fun begins. or at least the play. "Red herself. Had she learned wherein lies these comic how to We hear the infants, Moe and Carnations" is the story of two men stand correctly presentations' great strengths and her performance Tommy (Neal Rauch and Mark named Smith who just happen to would have visible faults. Both the first been 100% better. Still, Stelletti) talk over the affairs of the meet in the park while waiting for a this presentation, "Infancy" was the fault of the actress. by adult as well as the infant world. girl they had met at a masque-ball. Thornton Wilder and the second, It must be concluded that All the actors perform with full They are dressed identically, and "Red Carnations" lend themselves though the idea of theater onthe competancy within their roles. As the play revolves around the quite well to theater in the park. As green is excellent, there are this piece was a broad farce, there confusion engendered by the one would expect they capitalize problems that have to be corrected. was no need for the subtitles of problem of deciding which man is on the setting of Some problems are beyond the the outdoors, thus expression or movement. "Infancy" the one that asked to meet her fortifying the basic control of those who stage the play. truth that the simply was quite funny. when she was at the ball. The best way to simulate In the performance that I attended, the outdoors Still, in "Infancy" the problems absurdity of having two men is the cold was totally numbing and to be there. The fact that actors of staging are readily apparent. Qne meeting, in the park, dressed can easily rain clouds threatened for a time. approach and mingle of the greatest problems the actors exactly alike, and waiting for what with the audience Yet the acting was generally solid, gives this type of had was just being heard. It is is apparently the same girl, was not production a the direction brisk and intelligent, theater-in-the-round difficult enough to speak lines lost on the audience. They loved it effect, and the setting imaginative. There something which is clearly and with expression but to and I must say that a deftyly altogether pleasing. should be more productions of this ask actors to shout as well is asking turned twist of plot helped me to "Infancy" is a whimsical little kind on campus, for they were a bit too much. Both the stage enjoy it too. Tony Corso was enjoyable. farce about infants, how they are And that is the final manager, Sue Benzinger, and the excellent in playing the bearded measure of anyentertainment. -- o-- - - -v--- 00p,

May 5, 1976 STATESMAN/Proscenium Page 3A Record Reviewv Lofgren Plays Pure Rock Falling to Take Off By MICHAEL SIMON By RALPH PANTUSO sign of being unadventurous and Lofgren stayed right up front would feature "Let 'Em In" and nice tune and his voice is fth best knows Lofgren's style his WINGS AT THE SPEED OF SOUND - "Wino Junko," and side two out of Paul's competition. CRY TOUGH- Nils Lofgren A&M SP-4573 influence is quite apparent in uncreative, but a quick look at with his flashy lead work. During Wings Capital Records. the many musicians who have the course of the show, Lofgren It's a sure bet that Wings at would have "Silly Love Sonp" Another good song is "Must Do Nils Lofgren is a name which their music. the Speed of Sound won't be and "Must Do Something About Something About It" featuring probably not familiar to most Rock N' Roll is strange music; tried to go beyond the limit displayed his talents on guitar, is breaking any musical barriers. As It." Joe English doing the vocals. he .has been there are many bounds and shows otherwise. piano, and vocals; one time doing of you. However, a matter of fact, it never even After hearing "Cook of the This is a slow-pmcd tune Ilke restrictions in its form and Lofgren, in other words, is all three simultaneously. Some around the American rock scene gets off the ground. House," one cannot understand many others on this album since the late sixties. Grin was sound. Lofgren unlike many pure rock and roll, not 50's acid, talk tricks he resorted to, were playing guitar and quite a It has been six years since Paul how this "tune" (sic) ever found ("She's My Baby," "Iet 'Em ,s original group and other rock and rollers, knows the country, heavy, or folk rock but Lofgren McCartney shocked the world its way onto any album. From In." and "San Ferry Anne" to they limit and range of rock music a diversified mixture of all of number of quick musical uinder his leadership with his Beatle-shattering the meaningless lyrics to Linda's name a few) and this song four good-to-mediocre and while taking his music to the these. Being pure in rock and roll transitions. released announcement and the release of poor attempt at singing, this song pinpoints the Wings vocal albums. Lofgren has also worked limit, he never dares to go also means being raunchy and The highlight of the evening his first solo album, McCartney. is a failure. One can only suggest problem. Joe English just doesn't with Neil Young and if one beyond. Some may feel this is a Lofgren realizes this necessity. I was Lofgren's touching version had the pleasure of seeing of Carol King's "Going Back" He had gone through a lot to get placing a piece of paper over the come acrossa wail as McCartney could in singing Lofgren recently, and he was as which also closes his first solo where he was and it seemed at record grooves to avoid hearing it the vocals. Many fans are going to be disappointed raunchy as ever, employing all album. The show's musical range that time, that with the Beatles when listening to the album. consisted of everything from broken apart, he alone would be The other songs sound great by the unfamiliar voices on songs the standard tricks and gimmicks where McCartney would have of the greatest of rock stars. slow, tender love songs to hard, the one to record music most when compared to "Cook of the pounding rockers. Lofgren like what we were accustomed to House," but that is not how one pleased them. The Bottom Line features the "Beware My Love" features perfect atmosphere for a Lofgren played a few songs from his new hearing from the Beatles. judges music. The songs on this album and a number of Grin Six albums later we face album suffer from many Paul on vocals but the repetitive performance; a small club with a nature of the lyrics detract from bar and a loud sound system tunes, for his hard core fans. McCartney with his "Wing-like" problems. The vocals are not much enthusiasm, and this better than average song. It gives Lofgren all he needs - Cry Tough as the name musicians still attempting to sung with suggests, is a smug punkish sound like the Beatles, always the lyrics themselves are boring, start~s to take off musically, but booze in his blood and kick in it's his music. The Cate Brothers album filled with Lofgren's tales trying but seldom succeeding. repetitious, and meaningless. The doesn't quite kniow where who played before Lofgren were of falling love. "Cry Tough," With the release of their newest music is simple in most parts, but going. He could have done much among the better opening acts I which opens the album , begins album, Wings at the Speed of the overall musical production is hetter with this song. have seen. They sounded like a with some haunting sythesizer Sound, they enter into a new very good. McCartn~ey, who does "Let 'Em In" may be the beat cross between Little Feat and work by Al Kooper, and phase of their musical career. the producing, borrows heavily song on the album. The vocal by The Band, and with a good Lofgren 's vocal is about the best The group has taken on a new from former Beatles' producer, Paul is interesting in that Paul's vocalist and some catchy tunes he has ever done. The tempo importance. On this album George Martin. -voice mems so relaxed. It is a they may go someplace. picks up throughout and ends McCartney sings only six out of "Silly Love Songs," the slow, simple song, but an Lofgren opened with the title with Dr. Feelgood telling we the eleven songs, while writing all already released single, is just excellent number to open an cut of Cry Tough, his new "just need another sort of but two of them. The changing what is says it is. MacCartney album with. The production is album. Three guitars were Rock N' Roll." "It's Not a vocal personalities are a sinps: superb with traces of flutes and needed to give the song its Crime," is next and is a good ..ignificant step away from the Some people want to fill the horns Martin style. Nibs Lofgru to Just a rock and roll baby proper musical balance and example of Lofgren's classic song McCartney domination that the world with silly love swngs "Warm and Beautiful," the format; the lyrics are cheap, the Lofgren. The arrangement is good to find out that he does not group experienced during their And what's wrong with that? .song that cdoses the album, guitar flashy and there is plenty interesting and the band really always need electric first four albums. brings together just McCartney of background vocals. However, cooks at the ending. accompaniment to get his point Yet a vital element of the The song has some very and his piano in a one man the end product is as great as one Vocal Kick across. group is McCartney's vocal "cute" lyrics in addition to attempt to bring tears to the eyes comes to expect from Lofgren. "Share a Little" and "Jailbait" In fact the whole point of Nils ability. Removing this element absolutely "cute" voqals that are of every teen-ag girl who hears The personnel changes are typical rock songs and no Lofgren and that of good from half on the songs is taking backed by unbelievably "cute" it. But have no fear it's no A Natural Disa ster completely for "Incidentally..- Lofgren album would be Rock N' Roll is to make one feel away a lot from an already weak music. One could say this is a "Michelle". complete without them. "Can't excited and wild. Both in his live very, very, cute song. Still this album lacks any real that . . It's Over" as it does for almost and unstable product. That is By STEVE WISHNIA with some electrically melodic onrushing destruction Get Closer (WCGC)" and "You show and on his albums Lofgren While discussing the album's rocker. McCartney outdid Harum's "Whaling every track. Aynsley Dundar, Al just the tip of the iceberg. Nektar, an English band that chords. The band has got its Procol Lit a Fire" are two light rockers does this with gusto. At a time points it should not be himself with "Rock Show" from Kooper and Jim Gordon are just .Wings at the Speed of Sound is good migrated to Germany, is not Pink timing down on .this, changing Stories" or Pink Floyd's "if your some of many players on the and find Lofgren playing piano when rock music is scraping the a vast disappointment coming forgotten that the horn section his last album, Venus and Mars. the ultimate European from one riff to another before head explodes with dark Floyd album. "Its Over," like "Cry and guitar. The songs add the bottom of the barrel Lofgren is after the much-acclaimed Band back-ups work quite well in After releasing such songs as head-music band. However, since losing energy, leaving a wake of foreboding too" line from Dark Tough", is a punk song and needed change of pace to the taking the cream off the top. Cry on the Run album and the very certain songs. They sound just "Band on the Run," "Jet," Rock Pink Floyd's only album in the musical satisfaction. Side of the Moon evoke. Dunbar's drums pound the album but the real standout is Tough is a wonderful and well successful Venus and Mars L.P. If fine in "Silly Love Songs" and Show," "Listen to What the Man last three years Wish You Were "Recycle Countdown" comes Compared to those, the message home. "For Your "Mud in Your Eye." "Mud . . . produced album and along with condensed properly this 12-inch "Let 'Em In," which in addition Said" and "Treat Her was almost as depressing as back to an arrangement of pinched electronic voice spewing Here Love," a remake of the old uses upright bass and congas for Nils Lofgren gives Lofgren two long playing stereo recording has good flute back-ups. Gently-Lonely Old People," the Berlin, there's plenty mountainous guitar, synthesizer, visions on "Automaton Lou Reed's Yardbirds' tune, is the only song the rhythm section. Lofgren's of the finest solo albums by any could make an excelient "Wino Junko," written and songs on this album seem open space in this kind of and melodramatic vocals echoed Horrorscope" sounds contrived. of on the album not penned by voice serves as the kick and it is Rock N' Roller. extended-play disc. Side one sung by Jimmy MeCulloch, has a shameful in comparison. music from the keyboard by guitar wails. From here to The synthesizer effects of wind fantasies of Genesis and Yes to "Sao Paulo Sunrise" and "Costa and crashes seem to come much the eerily primitive "Pink del Sol" on the second side, too easily. The lyrics don't help Music Review Floyd-New York Dolls Cross" things are mostly repetitive, with much either; I'm not expecting of Hawkwind. a bit of the circus music from them to rewrite Howl but they Remember the Future, Down to Earth between could come up with something Gate-way : The Mellow Jazz Soi mnd Nektar's fifth album and the first "Recycling" and "Flight to less trite than "Fly across the one released in America, blends Reality." concrete jungle high in the By RALPH PANTUSO companies. Holland who is "Sorcery I" are both over ten several of these styles The second side begins nicely clouds - Looking down on GATEWAY ECM 1061 ECM's studio bassist, also boasts minutes, giving the band ample successfuily. The Nektar sound is with an atmospheric organ solo crystal mountains standing so This Saturday, May 8th, SAB a unique style and approach to time to take off on solos. The like the lush harmonies and on "Sao Paulo Sunrise" but soon proud." Informals will be presenting playing. At a time of electric more traditional jazz oriented takeover in jazz, Holland guitar on "May Dance" is a break I sound castles in the air of early degenerates into a repetition of Nektar is much more an Gateway in the Union Yes, but brought down to earth the first side with obscured, instrumental band than a vocal Auditorium. Gateway is a new continues the old tradition of from the flashy electric sound by some strong hard-rock rushed vocals. "Costa del Sol" band and the vocal passages on jazz trio, featuring the talents of acoustic bass, never ceasing to ever-present in today's rock-jazz. rhythms from Ron Howden's has some fine moments with a the album show it. Often it John Abercrombie on guitar, pave new ground. Abercrombie "Sorcery I" is a remake the powerful, precise drumming driving beat from Howden and seems like they're trying to rush Dave Holland on bass, and Jack has been put in the foreground DeJohnette composition and the Roye Albrightson's guitar. bassist Mo Moore , and a minor through and get them over with. DeJohnette on drums. Their among young jazz guitarists since trio work together to give the The first side of the album is a guitar solo ending the cut. Except for '"Recycle," "Recycle names may not be that familiar the almost complete loss of both song a mystical sound. cycle of grandoise orchestrations, "It's All Over" starts out with Countdown" and whe'i the but a partial list of people they Larry Coryell and John DeJohnette's drumming is synthesizer noises, and sparse a rising, sad guitar figure like chorus sing, "down down down" have played with will show the McLaughlin. His style has not yet exceptionally tight as he follows piano/vocal passages. "Recycle" Traffic's "Dear Mr. Fantasy " or on "Unendless Imagination?" the strength of their abilities - Miles fully developed and he is Abercrombie through a labyrinth opens with a drum roll pounding Pink Floyd's "Saucerful of music becomes awkward when Davis, Gil Evans, Herbie constantly exploring new sounds of haunting music. like a flash of subway train and a Secrets" but is spoiled in the vocals come in. Hancock, and Chick Corea are and techniques, always adding Notes Bend, Music Floats synthesized wind blowing into a middle by a syrupy synthesized Nektar would be better off if just a few of their proteges. them to his growing repertoire. "Waiting" is a two minute rapidflre guitar. string section. "Marvelous they got rid of their pretentions DeJohnette is considered by Gateway is also the name of Holland bass solo and the "Cybernetics Consumption" is Moses" is lightweight. and just played. There's about 10 many, myself included, to be the this trio's first album, which amount of feeling displayed as he easily the best song on this This album fails to pull off the minutes of good music on this best jazz drummer alive today. features six original slowly bends the notes is jolA MDercromwe bataway s gusiaisi. album. As "Recycle" fades into a concept it's trying to deal with. album, and Ron Howden is one His style, while quite distinctive, c om p os itions. "Back-Woods awesome. "Unshielded Desire" is follows "Desire," is on the other just float. them perform in other ensembles pile of space noises Taff Freeman If it's mostly about planetary of the best rock drummers enables him to play all types of Song" has a light, quick tempo, the most rock-sounding track on end of the jazz spectrum. It is an Gateway is an extraordinary and know they all love to play. takes up a circular' synthesizer catastrophe, it doesn't seem around. If their light show is jazz with equal brilliance. This with Holland's repeating bass line the album and shows that if they avante-garde improvisation in album and group and should Given the right atmuosphere and riff like "Confusion" on apocalyptic. Despite an anything like the cover it's pretty talent is responsible for his status and Abercrombie 's loose flowing wanted to, Gateway could have which the trio explores the make Saturday a fulfilling audience they will most Remember the Future. Just as occasional note of doom it spectacular. They're definitely as studio drummer for CTI and guitar giving the song a nice been the hottest rock-jazz band various sound textures of their experience for all who attend. I assuredly entertain in a way this burns out, Albright comes in doesn't create the feeling of worth hearing live. ECM, two major jazz record bounce. "May Dance" and in America. "Jamala," which instruments, making the music have had the pleasure of seeing which will not soon be forgotten.

May 5. 1976 STATESMAN/Proscenium Page 5A Page 4A STATESMAN/PROSCENIUM May 5, 1976 - - yI Interview Talk of Politics and Kennedys (Editors Note: James McGregor agee upon. What we really have Bums has won the Pulitzer Prize developed this year is a national for his political bgphy of presidential primary without F.D.R., as well as much acclaim intending to. Now that most of for his work on John Kennedy. the states have primaries we've As the president of the American almost adopted it anyway. Political Science Association he has some unique observations on the primary system, Ted Statesman: Is it more susceptible Kennedy and the political to bie influence of big money process in general. His latest and the media? book, Edward Kennedy and the Bums: Yes, and I'm very much Camelot Legacy, has just been aast it. I'm also against the released. Interviewing Bums is way we're adopting this kind of Statesman Assistant Arts Editor single shot primary without even A.J. Troner) realizing it. I think that alternative ways of picking a An Interview with James president should be explored, McGregor Bums such as the caucus system they're By AJ. Troner trying out in Iowa and Minnesota. The kind of question Statesman: In many ways this caucus system brings to my Carter's method of campaigning mind is numbers versus quality. John Kennedy is like F.D.R.'s during his first The primaries are based on term. He is trying to redefine numbers and the open caucus season there was as much interest Statesman: Do all the recent himself as a candidate, saying in system is based on a smaller about the people who weren't books such as Conversations with essence "Trust me." Do you number of people who are more running such as Humphrey or Kennedy have any effect on the agree? aware of what is going on. Maybe Kennedy. Do you know the true Kennedy legacy? Burns: First I don't think that only 3-5% of the people vote. In reasons why Ted Kennedy is not Bums: It depends on what you there is too much of a parallel this kind of system they don't go makin a run at the nomination? consider their legacy. They tend with '32, because in those days in and vote> for some good And do you think he could get just to emphasize the fun-loving there wasn't this kind of looking guy, like Ted Kennedy, the nomination simply by asking as well as the serious political campaign. Roosevelt didn't but they piresumably have a for it? side of them. Sure, it damages campaign in the primaries. But chance to convene and to Burns: I think that he is very the naive legend of a pure Sir Roosevelt was well-known, being concur, to think. They would get ambivilent. There are personal Galahad on a white horse but the governor of a major a chance to seBe the candidates, as reasons which we are familiar that was a pretty ridiculous industrial state and his positions in Iowa. with. On the other hand one legend anyway. were relatively clearer, at least in must consider that his man for a state government. It's not the Steman: Dlo you feel that the Kennedy is remarkably Statesman: What kind of same with Carter. But it would charismaticc, media-blitz commited, policy-minded, and influence do you think the end seem to me, that the most candidate willIbe with us through issue-minded. His life is working of the Federal Campaign law has interesting thing is the process by the seventies? on issues like health care. He is had on the primary campaigns? which we are picking a president. Bums: It wil11be as long as we very much involved with issues. Bums: It was a good thing and Is this really the way we should have primariess. The question is what would I'm sorry it lapsed. I hope that choose presidents? I'm somewhat happen to him, not if Ford they will put it together again. more interested in the process by Statesman: IJnder the primary becomes President, but Carter. To some degree it has met the itself. system how nnuch is incumbency What if Kennedy, who is problems of big money, not so worth? organizing support for certain much in what it has done but in Statesman: You have done a great Bums: I tell you with Reagan I programs, finds himself opposed what it has prevented. deal of study on what makes a don't know. He is a natural by a president of the same party? Candidates didn't have to go to successful primaries candidate. media performer, but of course This would not be hard to do the fat cats. Of course they did What has made Carter successful? an incumber,It president of the against Ford; Kennedy would be anyway but far less. Bumns:I think it's obvious that in same party has a tremendous the natural center of opposition the primaries what are needed advantage. iThis is why the in the Senate. Imagine if Statesman:What is preventing an are some very superficial Democratic psnmaries were more Kennedy pushes for a major reenactment? qualities. It's superficial interesting. Everybody had a expensive health program, while Bums: One thing you have to attractiveness, the ability to certain claim to equality. Carter opposes it for a milder realize is that these are all straddle issues, to make a big program. It cuts Kennedy's legs politicians, successful at what thing out of the issues we all Statesman: In this primary out from under him. I think that they do and with definate ideas there will be pressure not only about how things should be run. on Kennedy to run but pressure That is the one generalization to in Kennedy to run. I think he be made about Congress. They would accept on authentic draft. j ust differ. Some want He doesn't plan it, he doesn't Congressmen to have subsidies, necessarily want it and he has to others don't. The suprising fling face a tough dilemna. Still this is is that they did agree and passed all if the convention is still open; a bill out all. I think they will I'm not sure it will be. He would again. s take it and want it only if it were f absolutely free. Statesman: The type of primary cr you suggest, that of a caucus, do c0 v-b Statesman: Kennedy's primary you see any movement towards interest is as a legislator? it, like the Good Government 5 - Burns:He is really interested in movement of the 1880's? getting legislation through. He Bums: No, we're living in a time really wants a national health of deteriorating parties and CL plan. At some point he may very d i s i I Iusionment. People,

_^ well feel that he has done all that especially young people are he can do as a senator and if he avoiding the parties. They like to really would want something to work for candidates but not for go through he would have to be parties. But I don't think anyone in the White House. Perhaps this has particularly gone to students red Kennedy would be about 1980 or 1984. to present an alternative to them. ^~~~~~~~~~ / -%a-

Page 6A STATESMAN/Proscenium May 5,1976 .» AT sp9or rnumqreRowi\A dj I^ IX X XtV. ,* .4 . . --- a s~~~~~-Mko /0, A - & - -- l- & reA 'I Grahi 0rsImpressive By JEFF GRINSPAN Sun" the most outstanding, a at the funeral with them. In chewable. Ann Marie McDonneU There are some very simple but eloquent piece. "Room at the Top," again with has some in t piece'; thI professional artists on campus Ronnie Banesch has taken the the use of limited color best one is "La h"Stn"9 a quietk who are trying to pose as familiar apple- and piece of placement, there is a movement shadowy vla sde street. There amateurts. They are not chocolate and turned them into and a mese. a e sevel pi dow by succeeding. visual taste treats. Four Easy Pies Pat 801an, the is Thk The Informal Studies Gallery, Some of the best work has While Krefsky repnt the a refrshing bek om located in the Chemistry been done by Barbara Munich, emotional, Cagnetto has It's not often that an in or Building is cool, fresh and Louis Kresky and Guy portrayed the mechanical. exhibits work with tr spacious. And it is in this setting Cagnetto. Munich's work has a Cagnetto also has four pieces students. Her four pI e a that some 41 pieces of graphic Hopperesque quality, utilizing displayed. Each one is of an specal -of cond work, mostly silkscreened, went shadows and a limited set of cool architectural part of Stony fform. on display on April 26. The colors: blue, grey and brown. Brook. I one was to only look at Tbe w pat ot exhibit is one of the best since Krefsky and Cagnetto hi t thee one would think that the Art Coalition displayed the show with some excellent Stony Brook is a kaliedosope of lithgrahs.And unotI aey selected student work in the now pieces. color and linear ple n . His seeralp by Audrey Lee, extinct Library Art Gallery. This Krefsky has done an "'rson" ha nated the while int a , are kmt time, the works are the occasional graphic for Statesman. lecture center into a palatial hangig on the w wd a. combined efforts of Pat Solan's His work here provides a glimpse building block structure and it's The orange i of the graphic art course of the Fine at a superb artist. The four pieces no longer the drab, dull grey ORlery also tend to to away Arts Department. he had done convey emotion, concrete tombstone we're all so from theme picswhich ane Mostly silkscreen and several moods, feeling; something hard used to. The massive blue dilksred i brown, oane lithographs, the works hang to do with the solid placement of lighting fixtures of the library and gold. Ibe only true flaw of uncluttered and unhurried color in silkscreening. "Looking are caged by a gridded gs the show is that all of the piece against white walls, set in quiet In" is a bizarre work: a casket ceiling and solid red brick wall in are ovoered with a vinyl or surroundings. They represent a and two persons attending a "Organization". His two other plastic covering, s a display of fresh artistic talent at funeral. Here Krefsky achieves pieces are equally impressive. disconcerting glare. Stony Brook. facial expressions through the Other artists in the show also The show runs until May 7. The first four pieces by Donna use of just three colors and no have contributed. The elastic The gallery is open from 11:30 Levinstone are subtle design detail. With the strategic hoiies and rubbery arms, legs AM to 5:30 PM. From the compositions. Janet Pinson has placement of color, one is forced and bodies in Julia Preminger's remarks on the gallery eiser, done three pieces, "Bridge in the to feel with the individual, to be "Life Dance" are almost the show is superb. I must agee. Book Review Selling TM: Buyer Beware By GERALD TURCHETTO blessings on TM and you will overwhelming consensus is that I miserable rife improve. But if TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION, by automatically accept it. felt TM is ok. In fact, all the you have any itelligence Jack For-m, Bantam Books k Hundreds of studies have been testimony says that TM is more (creative or otherwise), you Will Transcendental Meditation is done on TM, and their findings than o.k. - it's terrific. Lives see that Forem's metaphysics as American as apple pie, as indicates that yes, TM does seem have virtually been changed for (derived from M hiMAh natural as an organic peanut, and to induce a state of the better. Dumb people get Yogi) are simpleminded and as easy as dispersing consciousness unlike those of the smarts; drug users quit using; the totally unproable. And if you pussy-willows with one breath on waking, sleeping, or dreaming violent grow meek and are an existentialist, you might a sunny spring day. This, at any states. Other studies indicate well-mannered. And all this not even buy the basic rate, is what Jack Forem lower stress levels among through a technique that is so assumption - that the unvele is attempts to show in his book, meditators, better reaction time, very simple - merely fifteen orderly and uitely knowable. Transcendental Meditation: increased intelligence, lower minutes of meditation, morning But if you happen to be an Maharishi Mahesh Yoe and the hostility levels, and a host of anI eveni-ns - that you simply existentialist, TM will probably Science of Creative Intelligence. cure that, too. With a virtual Forem's book is so avalanche of scientific findings, overwhelming in its testimony personal testimony, and that there really isn't any appeal philosophic argumentation, it is - either you believe in it or you hard for anyone to raise any don't (although you are really objections to this easy, harmless being bourgeois and technique that is practically unreasonable if you don't).Or you guaranteed to increase your might ask about the addictive happiness, efficiency, and overall aspect of TM (apparently. if you attitude. In fact, the basic device are an active practitioner and used in this book is "overkill." you miss a session or two you Page after page is filled with become irritable and crabby and convincing data designed to people begin to wonder what's make you wonder why you are wrong with you). Again, you even now hesitating to go out might wonder aloud about the and buy some transcendental subtle cult of personality bliss from these TM people. surrounding Maharishi. In fact, You'll have to get it from the To" Visa A.. you might even get cynical and Source * ngT0o1 Knows S woodthint. - that being the teachpra ask why Forem is trying so who are specially trained to other benefits. Studies are even can't resist it. And it's even desperately to convince you transmit this technique. But now being done by scientists, all nonsectarian. about TM in this book. Forem gives some excellent of which indicate the same thing. But if you are suspicious of You migt even be convinced reasons for making this And if you can't take Science's the testimony of people already and go out to become a investment. word, whose word can you take? involved in TM, Forem offers his neditator. Now that the social Take the scientific testimony, You would perhaps take the third offensive, the philosophic stigma~~~~ mditators1urudn for example. You do have word of aveage people, like you one. Thro h an involved has been emoWvd, you Wm kw complete faith in the findings of and I. Forem has included discsion of the various planes just like one of the crowd. So, if Science, do you not? You'd bundles of personal testimony to of Being, Forem shows how you fed you dV two better have, because Forem the benefits of TM. In fact, there meditation lets you tap the fifteen-minute brastoday, ra believes you so insipidly modern i so much of it that it all begins level of Being, from this book. Who knows? Your that all he has to do is declare to sound the same after a while. which you dw the creative creepy mierbe lifemigt even that Science has bestowed its My impression of the intelligence that will help your takea turn for k the better. 1%0

S--- May 5. 1976 STATESMAN/Proscnium a 7A - - - (Calendar of Events May 5- 11 ) Ift a

AXTUM: Dr. J. Warren Pow w10speak an * olshp in the Allied Health Pr "fi at 2 PM in Lmcure Center 1, Clinical Sciences Tower, Heal Sciances Center Complex.

SOFTBALL: The Women's varsity softball team vs. C.W. Post at 4 PM on the athletic field.

PLAY: "Ah! Wilderness" runs through May 9 in the Calderone Theater, South Campus B. Admission is $2.50 for the public and $1 for students and senior citizens. For reservations, call 246-5681.

LECTURE: Ivan Illich will speak on "Medicine as a Threat to Health" at 8 PM in South Campus F-147.

BAZAAR: Suffolk County Senior Citizens Craft Bazaar wil be at the Smith Haven Mall from 10 AM- 6 PM.

CONCERT: Israeli Independence Day Celebration will take place in the ESS Mall from 5-8 PM. Bring a picnic dinner. Music will be by The Ruach Revival. At 9 PM the movie "I Love You Rosa" will be shown in Roth Cafeteria. In case of rain, the concert will begin at 8 PM in Roth Cafeteria.

LECTURE: Yoga Anand Ashram will present a lecture on the science philosophy of yoga at the Setauket Center, 764 Route 25A, above Little Mandarins Restaurant at 8 PM. Admission is free.

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: Students interested in .applying for the New York City Urban Corporation Summer '76 program should make an appointment to see R. Edwards or P. Meffernan, Administration 335 from May 10-14. Limited number of applications are available. For more information, call 246-7010. -6-4- 6- Ldl-- :biaioesnmn pnoMo DyEiySa Tammy Kengw YOGA: An informal gathering for anyone interested in READING: "The Great American Fourth of July" by LECTURES: Professor John at 7:30 PM in Pratt will speak on "The meditation and yoga will take place Archibald Macleish will be presented at 8 PM at the Enemy Within: The Founding Union, 229. Fathers on the Death of Minnisauki Elementary School Auditorium. After the Free Government" at 10 AM on the second floor of reading there will be a panel discussion. Directions: the Union. Lecture will be repeated at 11 AM. Nesconset-Port Jefferson Highway (Route 347) to Wilbur Miller will discuss "The Centennial of 1876" Thu, May 6 Nicolls Rd., right on 25A, right on Bennets Road. on the second floor of the Union at 10 AM.The lecture will be repeated at 11 AM. CONCERT: "Spectrum BC" will perform in the Union Professor David Trask will lecture on "The American BASEBALL: Varsity team vs. Baruch at 3 PM. courtyard at noon. Revolution and the Strategy of Revolutionary War" at TRACK: The track team vs. Kings Point and Queens 10 AM and 11 AM on the second floor in the Union. "Origins of Black Co

UAx: "Rajanigands" wi be shown at 8 PM In P k iy :s- v

Sun, M- 9 ,

CONCERT: A performance by Jazz-duo will be at 8:30 PM In the Union Buffeteria.

LECTURE: Broadway producer Norman Keene will speak on theatre at 8 PM in the Union auditorium.

FILM: "The Trojan Women" will be shown at 2:30 PM in the Union Auditorium.

RECITAL: Pianists Betsy Di Felice and Janet Crossen will perform Olivier Messiaen's "Visions de l'Amen" at 3 PM in Lecture Center 105.

Mon, May 10

RAINY DAY CRAFTS: The art of macrame wall hangings will be demonstrated from 11 AM to 2 PM in the Union main lounge. Materials will be provided. Tue, May 11

FILOS: Tuesday flicks presents "King Rat" at It oI VW Unso auitornm. - e . A w - gecirvAdi mw at of -I I> Ot 7:30 PM in Union 21' ^n

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Pap 8A STATESMAN/Proscnitum May 5. 1976