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Thun., Nov. 21, 1974 Vol. 49, No. 12 Montclair, N J 07043 Strike Drags On State,Union Reps Meet in Trenton

By Dia Palmieri

Representatives of the New Jersey. American Federation of Teachers (N JA F T ) walked out of yesterday's meeting with Department of Higher Education representatives. The meeting, arranged by Jeffrey Tener, acting director of the Public Employment Relations Commissions, had been the first time that both sides met since negotiations broke down last week. According to Marioantonio Lacatena, N J A F T president, the PERC meeting was not a success because the state would not give in to union demands. The PERC sponsored meeting was the result of an invitation to both sides to see if there was any possibliity of resuming contract negotiations. Tener had indicated before the meeting took place that he had hopes but not expectations that the meeting would produce positive results. A spokesman for the PERC office, where the meeting took place, stated that it was "a closed door" meeting and was not able to give any further information as to what was said at the meeting. As the PERC meeting was in progress 225 students from four of the state colleges demonstrated in front of the state house in Trenton.

Present at the demonstration were SGA president Mike Messina and Angelo Genova, New Jersey Student Association president, who met with Byrne’s administrative assistant Peter Curtin to express the students' displeasure with the faculty strike.

Mary Fairbanks, director of public information for the Board of Higher Education, emphasized that the talks did not include any "collective bargaining." In a phone call to the governor's office, Dick Campbell, Brendan T. Byrne's press secretary, also reported that the meeting in Trenton was simply a "preliminary'' step to resuming negotiations. According to Fairbanks and the PERC spokesman, those attending the meeting included: Frank Mason, special assistant to the governor for collective bargaining; Barry Steiner, special assistant to the board for collective bargaining; Robert N. Bates, chief negotiator for the State College Council and Marcoantonio Lacatena, president of the N JA F T . M ONTCLARION/Blalse DtFedele Chancellor of Higher Education Ralph A. Dungan, who has accused the MONTCLARION/Blalse DIFedele striking teachers of breaking the no-strike clause of their current contract, B Y R N E D UP: SGA legislator Pam Wickham sports sign in student demonstration at Trenton. Wickham was one of said on Tuesday that the state has discussed the possibility of issuing an P R O TES T.M S C students formed a majority of those more than 200 students who made the trip yesterday to urge injunction forcing the state faculties to return to work. protesting the faculty strike in Trenton yesterday. More strike photos on page 3 and 5. the state to get back to the negotiations. Continued on page 5... Picketing Prompts Violence, Arrests around a corner and narrowly missed only one-fifth of the classes being workers at Jersey City State agreed Isolated incidents of violence and contained that Betts attempted to picketers. conducted. to strike Monday in sympathy with arrests marked the A F T strike efforts run him over. Both men were Almost all colleges reported Picketers numbered between 25 tjie A F T for 72 hours. at the other seven state colleges released on bail pending a Dec. 2 verbal abuse by the picketing and 50 at most colleges with many Student governments at the other where the job action has been about hearing. 65% effective. professors and student supporters students joining the teachers on the seven campuses are divided on Colleges that appeared to be hit along with stopping of strikebreakers' lines at most campuses. support of striking professors. Tw o professors were reportedly hardest are Stockton State College cars and pounding on windshields JO H N B Y R N E , editor of the S to ck to n State students are arrested for blocking traffic at and Ramapo State College. and hoods. State Beacon at William Paterson, supporting their faculty's walk-out William Paterson College, Wayne, and Trenton State appeared to be hurt said picketers stopped his car and while other SGA's Including the a striking professor and student at SPOKESMEN FOR the Stockton least by the strike. A spokesman for broke into it, confiscating pictures he Student Organization at Kean Trenton State College were also State A F T Local say the strike there the Trenton State new^iaper, the was intending to use for publication. College, are urging their arrested and released following a has been 100% effective with only Signal, remarked that the strike was Byrne added that he had been unable constituencies to attend classes. windshield-smashing incident. administration crossing the picket hardly effective with most classes to get the photos back. Forums at both MSC and Jersey The student, William Betts, told line. A Stockton student was issued a going on as usual on Monday. Most campuses reported that City prompted students traveling to police that the instructor, Raymond summons by the Galaway Township At Ramapo. the strike was deliveries were being made on Trenton to urge the state to reopen Willis, smashed his windshield. Willis Police when she reportedly sped reported to be 80% effective with schedule; however, construction negotiations yesterday. 2. MONTCLAM ON/Thurs., Nov. 21, 1974

C L U B Recreation Presents THANKSGIVING BASH THURS., Nov. 21 C L U B M E E TIN G : College Life by Student Bicentennial Committee. Beer HEBREW CLA SSES: Offered every Union Board, Student Center Bus: $1.50 plus admission to houses. Thursday by Jewish Student Union. meeting rooms, fourth floor, 4 pm. Bring lunch. Munchies Intermediate 5 pm, beginner 6 pm in D R AM A: “One Flew Over the M E E TIN G : Alpha Kappa Psi, Hot Dogs IS THERE JSU Office, first floor of Life Hall. C u c k o o 's N e s t" in Players’ professional business fraternity. Fourth floor meeting rooms. Student A PERSONAL Free. production. Studio Theater, 8 pm. Center, 7:30 pm. 1 GOD? HAS HE Admission: SG A 75 cents, students f N Tues., Nov. 26 A R T F O R U M L E C T U R E : Pat Steir, $1 and others $1.75. T 2 SPOKEN TO 8! pm to Midnight painter. Calcia Auditorium, Fine Arts TH U R S ., Dec. 5 YOU? Building, 1 pm. Sponsored by fine L E C T U R E : Dr. Sula Benet of n J FIND ANSWERS- Free correspond­ arts department. Free. F R I., Nov. 22 Hunter College on "Comparative ¡0 1 ence course on SC Ballrooms L E C T U R E : Witcher Memorial Series. View of Longevity in the Soviet the Torah, the MEETING: Alpha Kappa Psi, books of Moses. Admission $1 "Famous Murders and Murder Union." Russ Hall Lounge, 5 pm I < n New Testament professional business fraternity. Trials," by Raymond Paul. Calcia L—— in English and SG A ID and Proof of Age Required Sponsored by the anthropology Yiddish also Fourth floor meeting rooms. Student Auditorium, Fine Arts Building , 8 department. Free. W rite : available with­ Center, 7:30 pm. CHRISTIAN out charge. pm. $1.50 per lecture. ART FORUM LECTURE: John SENIOR R E C IT A L : Ruth Everett, CONCERT: American Boy's Choir. INFORMATION P.0. Bos 1048 C a rte r, video tapes. Calcia Rochester, N.Y. organ. Memorial Auditorium, 8 pm. Memorial Auditorium, 7 pm. $5 and Auditorium, Fine Arts Building, 1 SERVICE ..rm, 14603 Free. $3. pm. Free. FREE MOVIE: "Magical Mystery Tour." D R A M A : "One Flew Over the Christian Science Lecture Student Center ballrooms, Cuckoo's Nest." Studio Theater, 2 "Power of God” continuous showings, noon to 5 pm. pm and 8 pm. Attention Skiers Horacio by Omar Rivas Sponsored by C LU B Cinema, Free. SAAS-Fee Sun., Nov. 24, 3:30 pm M O V IE: "Glaudine.” Student Center S A T., Nov. 23 Switzerland: $444 Total Millburn Jr. High ballrooms, 8 and 10 pm. Sponsored CULTURAL SERIES CONCERT: Includes: Round trip jet air transportation Millburn Ave., Millburn, NJ by C LU B Cinema and Black Student Rosalie Pratt, harp; Oscar Ravina, Round trip transfer between airport and ski resort Cooperative Union. 75 cents. violin. Calcia Auditorium, Fine Arts Seven night accomodations in apartments or chalets Building, 8 pm. $3 or by both kitchen equipped, and walking distance to slopes subscription. Two-Three course dinners at the Hotel/Restaurant SASSer D R A M A : "One Flew Over the Ski Pass for entire lift system Cuckoo’s Nest." Studio Theater, 8 Indoor Olympic-sized pool pm. All gratuities and taxes Help a Boot bag SUN., Nov. 24 US departure tax and European airport tax C O N C E R T : MSC Concert Choir and Service of multilingual guide New Symphony Orchestra. Memorial Auditorium, 8 pm. Free. ASPEN/SNOMASS BAKE SALE: at Studio Theater. Colorado: $369 Total Includes: Hemophiliac Sponsored by Newman House after 11 am Mass. Round-trip TWA airlines Round trip between airport and resort M ON., Nov. 25 Seven night accomodations at the Aspen Chateau Condominiums kitchen equipped and fireplaces LECTURE: " Demy thologized Boot bag Missionary," novel approaches to the 7% service charge and local taxes B e a R e qui ah Missions. Fourth floor meeting rooms, Student Center, 7:30 pm. ALSO Sponsored by Intervarsity Christian Ft. Lauderdale: As low as $139 Fellowship. Free. THANKSGIVING DINNER: Includes: Transportation Proceeds go to children at Camp P I as ma D onor Hotel (Ramada Inn or Holiday Inn) Fatima. All you can eat for $1.50. At Newman House, 4:30 to 6:30 pm. Gratuities Call Larry Casha, 227-0183 or Janice Eatdley 772-7636 TU E S ., Nov. 26 ancI Help Us TH A N K S G IV IN G BASH: Music by "Holm e," beer, hot dogs and snacks available. Student Center ballrooms, 8 pm to midnight. Sponsored by C LU B Recreation. Admission $1, MONTCLARION SG A ID and proof of age required. advertising manager Help O tlr ERS C E L E B R A T IO N : Women's Center Frank Balistrieri Second Anniversary. At the Women's Michael F.X . Grieco advisor Center, Life Hall, noon. Free. Mike Finnegan arts editor

SUN., Dec. 1 Scott Winter business manager W lliU EARNÎNq TRIP: "Treasures of Trenton." Men of A.P.O. circulation Visiting Isaac Watson House, Old Barracks, Trent House, McKonky Alice Hartman editorial assistant Terry House. Leave Panzer G ym at Jerry Sapienza graphics manager 10:30 am, return 6 pm. Sponsored Bernie Sluzas assistant graphics manager up TO $92 Michael Hatem magazine editor Sue Castner photography editor Hank Gola sports editor /instate Rich Keller assistant sports editor A M o N T h

The M O N TC L A R IO N is published weekly throughout the academic year, except during examination, vacation and Winter Session, by the Student Government Association, Inc., of Montclair Monday through Friday State College, Valley Road at Normal Ave., Upper Montclair, N.J. From 9 am to 4 pm 07043. Telephone: (201) 893-5109. Saturday 9 am to 2 pm Advertising rates upon request. Known office of publication: Give Us a Call or Drop In Student Center, Upper Montclair, N J. 07043. Plasma Tec, L td. 239-9555 The M O N TC L A R IO N is a member of the New Jersey Collegiate 781 Bergen Ave. 60 P0MPT0N AVE. VERONA Press Association and is a six time winner of the All-American rating of the Associated Collegiate Press Competition. Jersey City, NJ Allstate insurance Companies 434-6222 Home Office: Northbrook, III The editorial opinions expressed represent those of the editor-in-chief unless otherwise designated. M ONTCLARION/Thun.. Nov. 21. 1974 3. Dickson: Credits Are Still Safe * By Lawrence Cohen Should the strike last longer than "Unless the strike goes tor more anticipated, Dickson warned, "We than four weeks I don't see any may have to cut Winter Session." danger to credits or grades," said AS FAR as the success of the MSC president David W.D. Dickson. strike is concerned Dickson Ralph Dungan, chancellor of Higher commented, "about 49% of the Education, has stated that the issue classes are being held...I don't think of credits will not be resolved on a that's a very successful strike." statewide basis but will be left up to A reliable student source the individual institutions. disagreed with Dickson's figures " I have heard that some stating that "about 35% of the classes professors are using the strike to put are being held and 40% would be student grades in jeopardy by pushing it." springing surprise quizzes and paper work," but the grey haired president A strike such as the A F T one added that he was depending on the “ hurts public esteem and standing in "professionalism” of the teachers to the Legislature" according to avoid the situation. Dickson. " It took Oakland three or Dickson has traveled to Trenton four years to recover from theirs." to participate in closed meetings Dickson grimly predicted, "the concerning the strike. A major point longer a strike goes on, the more M O N TC L A R lON/John Scruggs discussed by Dickson's colleagues and danger there is to the sensitive trust members of the administration were that exists between faculty and student credits. administration, or between the L A Y IN G DO/VN T H E L IN E : A n MSC student sprawls on the road to block a truck trying to gain access to the Dickson has suggested using early faculty themselves. Right now campus Students joined the faculty in protesting the quality of higher education. morning and Saturday classes to everyone is good natured, but it may compensate for lost class-time. not last." At MSC Strike Causes Confusion

Although there are nodefinitive Many students decided not to By Michelle Bell, figures available as to exactly how wait on Monday morning and merely Scott Garside, many faculty members continue to turned around on Valley Road. The Janet Ratcliffe teach, it appears that as the strike Clove Road entrance at the back of and A rt Sharon continued Tuesday, more professors the campus experienced only The strike by the American chose to remain out rather than cross momentary tie-ups as picketing E«deration of Teachers has made the union picket line. faculty stopped cars to pass out itself evident at MSC in the traffic SGA, WHICH has compiled lists flyers and to urge drivers to support snarls and empty buildings. Estimates of professors and their strike status, their cause. from various sources put the number approximated that 40% of the P AR K IN G LO TS were noticeably of classes being held at slightly less faculty were out of classes on empty with only two or three of the than half, although most classes that Monday, but added that this figure quarry lots having cars. The lots do meet have more than a majority in rose on Tuesday across from the Fine Arts Building attendance. T rtffic delays were partly were not filled until mid-morning on Traffic congestion on Monday alleviated by Montclair and Little Monday and many students have morning, the first day of the strike, Falls police who regulated the traffic taken advantage of the strike to park was concentrated most heavily in the- flow into campus allowing cars to in the near-vacant faculty lot near Valley Road-Normal Avenue area as pass while permitting the picketing Partridge Hall. picketing professors held up cars. teachers and the handful of student The picketing has been Confusion on the part of supporters who joined them to have highlighted by the addition of motorists trying to enter the campus their time pacing the drive at the students to the lines. Ten to 12 also contributed to the back-up with Normal Avenue entrance. students, sporting signs asking for an hour's wait to travel from Burns The traffic problem was almost quality education and no tuition L E A D E R : A F T president Marcoantonio Lacatena. MSC math professor, signs Country Inn on Valley Road in non-existent on Tuesday morning as hike, joined the faculty lines. One papers in his cluttered office. The union leader has asserted that the strike will Clifton to the Normal Avenue police arrived before many cars tried student, in an effort to prevent a continue until the state meets union demands for wage increases and cost of entrance between 8 am and 10 am. to seek access to the campus. truck from gaining access to the living clauses. campus, lay across the road until police removed him. There have been no arrests made at MSC. Dorms to Stay Keep Up Academic Picketers have pounded on cars, waved signs, handed out leaflets, directed cars away from the campus entrances and cursed students and Open: Stover Standards: Gawley faculty who crossed their lines. Teachers who were conducting By Kathryn Martone The current teachers' strike has attendance figures, Gawley food and could bring in more with regular class sessions referred to their been judged as 50% effective here at re-affirmed administration policy In an attempt to dispel rumors their own vehicles if necessary. obligation to teach and job security MSC, according to Dr. Irwin H. that the incoming teachers could that the dormitories will close if the He said that the removal of as reasons for crossing the lines. Gawley Jr., vice-president for "co n tin u e to implement the A F T remains on strike for longer garbage would be difficult but not Many, when asked, chose not to academic affairs. established course requirements and than three days, the MSC housing impossible as the refuse would have comment on the strike, some Gawley based his evaluation on will make no alterations in those director announced as long as the to be carried off campus in the appearing uncertain on the issues the attendance reports of teachers requirements." college stays open the dorms are college's maintenance trucks. involved. expected to remain open also. that were compiled within the six The memorandum acknowledged Lois Redd, coordinator of Dr. Raymond M. Stover added various schools on Monday and reports of "faculty intimidation of Students' attitudes reflected housing services for all MSC dorms, that in the event that classes are Tuesday which averaged out that students" that the administration disgust at the inconvenience the said if the 23 civil service people who caused to extend into January is the approximately half the faculty took a position against and stressed strike provided and guilt at crossing take care of maintenance in the result of a drawn-out strike, there reported for work. that "students that have missed the faculty lines. dorms were to walk out, the dorm The Schools of Professional Arts requirements because of the strike would be no extra room charge to residents would be able to maintain and Sciences, Mathematics and would have the same opportunity to “ I feel terrible about crossing a residents during that month. the buildings if they wanted to. Science and Fine and Performing make up the work as normally would picket line," said Denise Tsairis, a AS FAR as the ability to provide Stover said, however, that Arts recorded the more substantial be afforded to them." freshman. "I want to support the services is concerned Stover said, although the dorms would be teacher attendance figures, Gawley More specific details on make-up strike but I have to worry about "There's no reason why the dorms physically able to remain open they remarked. work will have to “await certain myself too. Over half of my teachers can't stay open indefinitely." He might be closed if it becomes IN A MEMORANDUM issued state-w ide decisions," Gawley are conducting classes and handing explained that the non-unionized out assignments," she related. impractical to continue operating. after the compilation of the concluded in his statement. service people have already stocked 4. M O N TC L A R I ON /Thu n ., Nov. 21, 1974 / . ii i ■. |\ WMSC

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For More Information on This Service, Call or Visit the SGA‘ Office on the * Fourth Floor of tho Student Center 893-4202 MONTCLARION/Thurs., Nov. 21. 1974 7. $$ Shortage Brings Energy Cutbacks last year It was reduced to 150,000 portable space heaters. By Chris Natoli In a memo dated Oct. 23, 1974 THE PROGRAM includes gallons. McGinty said that all MSC will once again be forced President David W. D. Dickson resetting the heating thermostats to "UNFORTUNATELY the price administrators, faculty and staff have Into an energy conservation program. revealed, "Last year the college 68 degrees F, reducing lighting by of oil which was 17 cents per gallon been notified about the changes but, "Last year the program was started community was successful in 20% where it is practical and In 1972-73 has tripled," added "The phones still ring." He due to a fuel shortage; this year due reducing our overall use of energy by reducing the operational hours of the Joseph M cG inty, maintenance emphasized that though one may be to a fund shortage," Jerome Quinn approximately 20%. However, with Student Center, Sprague Library, engineer. uncomfortable they have to learn to informed. the rapidly increasing escalation of Panzer Gym pool and all buildings deal with it. Quinn, director of institutional T o illustrate electrical savings, fuel and electricity charges and the not in use during Winter Session. planning, explained that a request for Quinn noted MSC used 1.3 million lack of appropriate budget increases, Dickson's memo provided an extra fuel funds was rejected by the kilowatt hours during one month in we must not only maintain our energy conservation checklist with a state and as a result MSC must curb 1972-73 but last year used less than previous achievements but also special note to dormitory residents. Students are to turn off lights and to WMSC it's use. one million per month. "This was a extend them." T o prove the success of the 25% savings but the bill for The conservation program was shut doors and windows when leaving 1973-74 winter program Quinn electricity two years ago was devised last year by a joint student, the rooms for more than five Ready offered the following figures: oil approximately $23,000 per month, faculty and administration minutes. They are to turn off all consumption for one month in the last year It was $35,000 per month," committee. The same program will be electrical devices when not in use and to eliminate use of all supplementary 1972-73 year was 220,000 gallons. Quinn explained. followed this year. To Go

By Irene McKnight

Progress on the campus radio station is "slow but sure," according to James Johnston, WMSC general manager. Since the basic structure and function of the station has been set up, the various staffs are being Let a phone organized and coordinated and work is beginning.

So far, applicants to the station have had various interests and majors. According to Gerry Turro, traffic coordinator, this will provide for a share your room variety of listeners, since no set style of music will dominate. Audition committees are being set up to listen to tapes of applicants and judge their voice and talent in handling a for only 24^a day. particular style of music. However,. Patty Imbracio, executive secretary, explained, "We need people who are willing to work on staffs, not just people who want to hear their voices on the radio."

PHILLIP THOMAS, music And put an end director of WMSC, said that his department is busy updating and reconstructing the record library. Lori Winestock, candidate for record to this. librarian, is in the process of filing new records and taking inventory on the records of past years.

Lee Martin, technical advisor for the station, is in the process of setting up new equipment. Problems in the working order of the new equipment have been ironed out and Martin describes the process as "steady and progressive."

The news and public affairs department, under the direction of Marvin Harris, plans to have football games, panel discussions and a combination of local and national news in their format. Percy Hill, a member of WMSC, has already begun taping interviews on his own equipment and will continue his work when the station's facilities are set up.

Classes were originally planned to teach students the rules and regulations of the FCC as well as radio operating techniques. Under the instruction of George Rhodes and For only $7.03 a month, plus How is this possible? busy got-to-get-a-date-for- Curtis Boykin, these courses would a one-time $15.00 installation Because Montclair State the-weekend nights. relate the necessary information charge, you can have your installed Centrex, the modern Agreed? needed to receive a third class license. However, the classes were cancelled own private phone. telephone service. Just pick up an application due to lack of interest. You’ll be able to make and So, look at it this way: at the Housing Office. And receive personal calls. Even If you and your roommate order a phone for your room. WMSC hopes to be on the air by Dec. 2. At this time, they will be reach other campus phones by go halves, the cost is roughly heard on 90.3 in stereo. The format dialing only four digits. All 12C a day. W ell worth it of WMSC includes two-thirds music without going through a when you think about waiting <§> New Jersey Bell and one-third news and cultural switchboard. in pay phone lines on those affairs. The station eventually hopes to provide additional Third World programming for one-third programming time. 8. M O N TC LA niO N /Thurs.. Nov. 21. 1974______MONTCLARION

Thun., Nov. 21. 1974 Vol. 49 No. 12 Moptcttir. N.J. 07043

Joan Miketzuk editor-in-chief Dia Palmieri editorial page editor Mail Call: Let Us Give Thanks To My Picketing Prof: Thank you for striking for it has made me see you in a more human light. Gone is the reverence I once had for your impassioned scholarship, professional dignity and open-minded logic. To me you are Rich Eide now a common laborer. Your scholarship is replaced with the vulgarities and obscenities of the uneducated and uncivilized, which you shout at me as I cross your picket line. Your dignity is replaced Ignorance Outweighs Solutions with an aptitude for making a fool of yourself. Your logic is replaced with a stubborn unreasonable attitude when you cannot see why The triumph of the Democratic majority of a nations’ citizenry desire higher taxes or a reduction in students won’t be duped into believing you are fighting for us. party in the recent fall election was a large array of federally financed government domestic programs. At Thank you, too, for throwing into doubt my educational status, largely attributable to the deepening programs then these programs must any rate, I urge those interested to crisis of inflation. It seems to be be funded in one of two ways. Either discard the demagogic and especially since I am a senior wanting to graduate on time. Thank you unfortunately true that the number they are financed by an increase in vituperative writings of Karl Marx, for making me see what kind of people really stand in front of the of solutions offered is in almost taxation or by the creation of the misleading essays of John Keynes classroom, for I am a freshman with a previously optimistic attitude direct proportion to the amount of additional paper currency. and discover the genius of Ludwig about the quality of the teachers I would be having here. ignorance and confusion which exists Government programs, if funded von Mises. Thank you for not being willing to meet the state halfway. Like the about inflationv through increased taxation, do not Until his death last year, one man improve the quality of life for rocks upstairs, you refuse to budge. consistently had both the courage Americans but only divert money To My Prof Teaching as Usual: and intellectual brilliance to oppose from the private to the public sector. Thank you for letting me know that there is at least one person who those policies of the federal They substitute bureaucratic cares abut me, a student. Thank you for taking a stand which could government which are responsible for judgement in spending money, in inflation. For the past fifty years the place of the judgements of Thanks cause hard feelings between yourself and colleagues and cause you a redoubted Austrian economist individuals. If the government To the Editor: degree of harassment. Ludwig von Mises argued cogently chooses to finance its programs My husband and 1 would like to Thank you for letting me know that there is at least one course that that the federal government was through deficit spending it must thank Alpha Phi Omega and all the participants at the Nov. 6 blood I will get full credit for and that I will have completed the full study of responsible for inflation. expand the money supply and the drive. The 232 pints of blood raised without a gap in continuity. In essay after essay von Mises result is inflation and higher prices. dem onstrated that government IS THERE A CHOICE? will be very useful and are very much Thank you for restoring my faith in the fact that there are some appreciated. expansion of the money supply, Von Mises observed that we have people who can be reasonable. resorted to in order to finance deficit only three options: a reduction in Again we say thank you to all. And thanks also to those of you honest enough to tell us if it wasn’t spending, is the principal cause of taxes and government programs; an Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nann for the paycheck you’d be out there with your sign too. inflation. increase in taxes if government To the Powers that Be in Trenton: PAY THE PRICE programs continue to proliferate or Von Mises, never a sycophant of a the continuation of our present I have paid my tuition and begun a semester of education. We had a particular political party or inflationary spiral, which could lead deal, you and me, that if I put down the cash, you’d come up with the administration, was always concerned to a monetary depression. courses. Well, I’ve upheld my end, but you’re slipping in yours. with the attainment of economic The American people must be By not standing on the picket line and supporting those that are (see truths. He observed that if the vast prepared to accept higher prices, above) we are not necessarily supporting your stubborn refusal to bargain with them. Guest Spot Don’t wait until it snows. We haven’t had a white Christmas in ages. Don’t wait until they miss the paycheck. Their spouse may be bringing To the Editor: home some dough and heavens knows how long they can put up with Radical Action Only Out I am writing to express my concern over your Nov. 7 editorial peanut butter. By Peter Fischl school pays tuition. The payment of concerning the faculty strike. In your Get to the bargaining table - not for their benefit, but for ours. It’s The White House announces that this money is in effect a contract editorial, you state that “they (the about time someone around here gave the paying customer some the US is finally in a recession. There between the state and the students of faculty) are asking for another wage consideration. have been massive layoffs in many the various state colleges. increase” and that the “faculty got a A fan job areas. Inflation is running ONE CHOICE raise last year” and are now asking rampant. And the faculties of the A strike, denying the students for more money. various state schools have the gall to classes for which payment has This makes it sound as though the strike? already been made is for all intents faculty is imperiling the state budget The professors should be damn and purposes a breach of contract. out of sheer greed. In fact, two years Where is Noah? Such a breach of contract must be ago the faculty was not granted any happy they’ve got a job, much less go Last week’s MONTCLARION carried a story, the gist of which is on strike for more money. met with an immediate suit by the wage increase. Last year, our increase students against the state. amounted to 6%, which as you may that MSC’s water supply may be inadequate in fighting a major fire on Solutions? Maybe every professor who strikes should be fired. After all, Who’s going to foot the bill? The have noticed (if you have to eat like campus. The story also related the opinions of several MSC apd state there are plenty of well-educated SGA, of course. MSC has a legal aid the rest of us) was less than the rate officials concerning the matter. The fact that no one is really sure about men and women in New Jersey who office; the lawyers provided by our of inflation for this past year. what’s going on and who’s responsible came to the fore. would jump at the opportunity to student government should suffice If you can’t find it in your heart It is apparent that the water supply may be crucial to the college’s teach in one of the state schools. quite nicely. to support such faculty demands as Another possibility, more radical the desire to feed our families, then inhabitants should a fire erupt suddenly and spread to major in nature, is that should there be a you can't really expect much faculty proportions. The Little Falls fire chief has allegedly notified the MSC tuition hike, no one should pay it. In support in return with respect to officials that the present system may be inadequate; but the other words, next semester when legitimate student demands. administration has passed off the charges as “political,” all the while each student receives his or her bill Isn’t it about time that we admitting that they do not have the exact figures on the college either. from school each student should send stopped letting the state turn us in a check for the exact amount paid against each other and we fought The point of the matter is not who’s to blame, or who’s calling who The state is under no obligation to renew a professor’s contract. the previous semester. together for an end to dictatorial wrong. Rather, there should be a concerted effort to have a test done to Certainly this is not a violation of the If this can be accomplished on a state control and the neglect of see if the charges are accurate, followed by the necessary adjustments. faculty’s right to strike. Let them large scale what's the state going to higher education in New Jersey? We not only urge, we demand that MSC take the steps necessary to strike - but fire them. do? Students have muscle and maybe Edward Aronow, Ph.D. having this flow test taken for the safety of all involved. Every student in every state it's high time we start showing it. assistant professor, psychology MON TCLA R!ON/Thurs., Nov. 21. 1974 9. Mike Messina SGA Urges Students to Look Out for Themselves At the time I am writing this credit for the time we put in. Prior to the strike the state did not of education in the state of New Where do we go? We demand that column a faculty strike has occurred. MONKEY IN THE MIDDLE, discuss the union’s salary demands. Jersey and feel that the faculty strike both parties come to terms The facts / am about to present to However, the students Of the state We feel the state’s position was is a hinderance and an impediment to immediately. you should still have credibility even of New Jersey are being victimized unreasonable. We urged that they student interests and has detrimental We do not want a faculty strike. in the event that the strike has been by a political power struggle between begin negotiations and reach a effects on our futures. The faculty of We would like to see it averted at all called off. I f the strike is still the American Federation of Teachers solution as soon as possible. We can our educational system are interested costs. Now that it has occurred we progressing then m y column is (AFT). Now that a strike has no longer tolerate the attitude of a in their own interests and have must support and project our extremely important. I will try to occurred, both parties are guilty of state that lacks obvious concern for constantly ignored student concerns autonomy and our concerns. We present the SGA's position on the relinquishing the responsibility and its higher educational system. and interests. We cannot endorse a must look out for ourselves because strike and give the reasons why. obligation of providing the students DIVIDED INTEREST faculty strike. no one else will do it for us. with an opportunity to receive a Our teachers have unionized and Jerry Kolby college education. have presented their demands to the We are of the firm belief that our state. We sympathize with the faculty stand should be one concerned The union has submitted their and their salary requests in this era of exclusively with ourselves. We must demands to the state. The state has inflation. However, we cannot Red Tape Chokes Action direct our efforts to protect and requested a period of time to endorse a faculty walkout which project student rights and priveliges. consider its fiscal situation with a endangers and jeoporadizes our The Coalition Against Cutbacks “sponsored by the SGA” on every We have a right to the education we commitment to respond to the union education. and Tuition Increases has been trying leaflet concerning the bus. pay for. We have the right to receive at the earliest possible opportunity. We as students are the consumer to organize students to protest All these actions were an obvious against the Board of Higher move to take credit away from the Education’s apparent intentions to coalition and give it all to the SGA. Lil’s Watchdog AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA raise tuition, cutback student aid and But the final blow to the coalition make an overall reduction in was struck when Messina vetoed the programs at state colleges. bill for the bus thus destroying all the Early Detection of Breast Cancer On Nov. 12, the coalition decided efforts of the coalition. to arrange for a bus to take students TRYANNY to the Board of Higher Education , The SGA’s subversion of the Lowers Mortality Rate for Women meeting in Trenton on Nov. 15. Later coalition and its supposedly apolitical that day a bill to provide for the bus 1 third party stance concerning the By Lillian A. French An American Cancer Society ana over. The society encourages was introduced into the SGA teachers strike are two instances of (ACS) bulletin states that “despite all them to learn the techniques of The recent surgery undergone by legislature. After some debate and the SGA undermining student efforts to date, there has not been self-examination as a future health Betty Ford and Happy Rockefeller several amendments the bill was political activities. any great reduction in the mortality habit. passed. The next day a table was set has focused the attention of millions rate in the past 35 years. However, up in the Student Center so that At a time when students are of American women on breast IGNORANCE NOT BLISS the survival rate is 85% when found students could sign up for the bus. complaining about apathy and cancer, its prevention and its cure. According to the ACS, the key to early.” LIMITS powerlessness we should be However, college-age females are fighting cancer is catching it before SGA president Mike Messina undertaking an effort to change any rationalizing: “ Breast cancer usually it’s too late. If cancer is not detected refused to allow the coalition to have institution which stands in the way affects middle-aged women so why in its early stages it invades normal leaflets and petitions on the same of student efforts to improve any should 1 worry?” But when breast tissue. It can also spread rapidly to table as the sign-up sheets and he said aspect of our society. cancer strikes below age 30 it’s other parts of the body initiating new that no faculty members could go on Our current SGA bureaucracy has usually more serious. It can kill you. growths knows as metastases. the bus. thwarted political efforts of the LOST TIME Breast lumps, both benign and New Jersey will have 3800 new Messina also stamped a few of the students and it is time for us to stop Many young women don’t feel malignant, can be found by touch. If cases of breast cancer in 1974; 1400 sign-up sheets so that they would be being caught up in the political games they have to take preventive a woman discovers a lump or of these cases will be fatal. While the only ones that were legitimate. of the SGA and force them to measures. By the time they discover breast cancer remains the leading thickening in her breast she should He also made the coalition write respond to student desires. that a lump is present the breast cause of death among the middle see a physician right away. cancer may be so far advanced that aged women, the ACS has turned its The discovery may represent a Guest Spot the chances if recovery are greatly attention to young women age 15 perfectly harmless condition. The reduced. ACS reports that in fact most women are told by their doctors: “You have no need to worry. Everything is fine. \ s c p b / But you were wise to see me as soon The Name of the Game: as you did.” Only a competent physician, however, can be sure of the diagnosis. Take the Stairs! These facts glare at most Blind Man’s Bluff By Clifford Mitchem cup of hot beverage would cost five college-age women and most of them By Art Sharon bothered to cast a vote in the strike and Ellen Oberhack cents extra each. The reason for this - stare blindly back. But a complete The old saying “violence is as authorization ballot. That is the The Student Center Policy Board action is to cut down on sugar annual physical by a capable American as apple pie” is due for an epitome of apathy. (SCPB) is compelled to comply with wastage as sugar prices have gynecologist and monthly update. After reading about the If the SGA and the faculty seem MSC President David W.D. Dickson’s accelerated. self-examination can take a sizable faculty strike and its effect upon apathetic they are dwarfed by the conservation program of 10% energy Many complaints were made that chunk out of the mortality statistics various individuals and organizations, state. In case you haven’t noticed cutbacks due to the college budget extra sugar, napkins and plastic in future years. the above-mentioned phrase seems there are more important things in and increased fuel prices. utensils were found discarded on ancient. New Jersey than higher education. The SCPB has recommended to tables and floor and trays were being Something along the lines of Highways for example are very center director Michael S. removed from the cafeteria and the “apathy is as American as Monday important - so are race tracks and Loewenthal that he issue a list building. night football” seems more gambling casinos. Education ranks spotlighting areas of the building A STITCH IN TIME appropriate. This strike seems to have very low on the list of state priorities. where student use is reduced during The SCPB urges all students to generated as much interest as Liz New Jersey also ranks a dismal 46th specific hours. conserve as much as possible their use Taylor’s latest romance. in funding higher education. Lowenthal suggested closing The of condiments plasticware to prevent PROCEDURE NO GO Does this bother you? Not Center Shop on Fridays at 4:30 pm, further escalation of cafeteria prices. The ACS encourages every In a strike one is faced with enough, I’m afraid. The state is aware delaying the Rathskeller’s Sunday This is our center and the SCPB is woman over age 18 to practice the basically two options: supporting the of your apathy. Don’t be surprised opening time to 6 pm, reducing fighting to keep prices down and to following self-examination monthly. strikers or supporting those the when tuition is raised to $500 next lighting by 10% and to limit elevator increase services jto meet our growing It begins in the bathtub or shower. strikers oppose. The SGA doesn’t year. The state doesn’t expect too use to all four floors by needs. Soap and water make skin surfaces quite see it that way. much reaction from its apathetic disconnecting the summoning switch In addition, first floor lockers are slippery and it’s easy to feel and They have adopted a policy of students. on all floors except the second. still being misused by individuals who touch every part of each breast student advocacy. In other words BLIND HORSE FAIR DEAL are “personalizing”them. The lockers gently. It can save your life. After all, make up your own mind. When you Solutions? There are no easy He also assured the SCPB that were designed for temporary daily it’s what you don’t know that can reach your private decision answers to complex problems. But these cutbacks will be in accord with use and should be cleaned out each hurt. concerning the strike the SGA will unless you as students become aware Dickson’s measures and will defer the evening. The SCPB will appreciate For a more thorough check, back that decision. of the atmosphere of apathy need for further energy reductions. your cooperation in this matter. follow these simple steps: What the SGA fails to realize is pervading this campus don’t expect The SCPB representatives feel that Suggestions in the “Gripe Box" at 1) Lie down. Put one hand behind that at a time like this the student any improvement in your situation. these suggestions are valid and will the center information desk are still your head. With the other hand, body doesn't need backing. It needs You have to organize. Voice your not jeopardize student usage of the coming in and the SCPB is fingers flattened, gently feel your and deserves leadership. In regards to sentiments. Nobody knows how you center building greatly. attempting to comply with as many breast. Press lightly. Now examine this strike, the SGA has failed to feel unless you speak out. And you Some recent changes in center as possible. Continuous input is the other breast in the same provide any meaningful leadership. have to speak out in a loud voice. If policies have elicited negative encouraged but please be specific. manner...Remember to feel all parts The faculty won’t come out of you don’t you might as well lie down reactions from student. All students are welcome to of each breast. this strike smelling like a bed of roses and make it easier for the state to The cafeteria began a program to attend SCPB meetings, held each 2) Now repeat the same either. It was reported in the walk over you. It seems such a ration sugar last week, in which Wednesday at 7:30 pm in the fourth procedure sitting up, with the hand MONTCLARION that of the 527 shame, there are too many footprints packets of sugar in excess of two per floor purple meeting room. still behind your head. faculty members on campus only 223 on your back already. 10. M ONTOLA R IO N /Thun, Nov. 21, 1974 New Bunuel Film Sure Surrealist Classic

By Ed Garrison "Sometimes faith succeeds where cinematic techniques which make rookie policemen is really a gang of AS FO R past society, the film "La Fantome De La Liberte" science failed:" Then the next thing this film great. Besides the excellent low-mentality cops who steal each opens during the time of the ("Th e Phantom of Liberty") is the we see is the monks and the nurse cinem atograp hy and use of other's books and pin paper dolls on Napoleonic invasion of Spain. After a latett creation of 74 year old Luis sitting around a table, drinking and accelerated time sequences, Bunuel the lecturers behind. We must bloody evening of executions in a Buñuel, in which he attacks society playing poker for religious medals ("I uses dialogue to the absolute as constantly deal with these illusions church, a captain in the French army for the various masks it hides behind open with a virgin.") envinced in the episode of Jean throughout the film. (after crunching on some host wafers through the unique method of These images and illusions are all Rochefort and his "lost" daughter. Bunuel's attack on society isn't from the altar) kneels to kiss the comical contradiction. part of Bunuel’s style. He is known Through some tricky rhetoric always "subtle" as it can also be very statue of a woman, when suddenly We are presented with a series of for his use of surrealism as seen in Rochefort, his wife and the police swift and satirical at times. After he's struck on the head by an episodes in which Buñuel attempts to "Un Chien Andalou" ("An chief try to figure out what happened gunning down 18 people from the adjacent knight in armor statue. show how both past and present Andalusian Dog” ) and "L 'A g e d 'O r," to their daughter, who is in fact Montparnesse Tower, the sniper, Hurt, the captain wants the woman society is obsessed with enslavement two films in which he teamed up standing there all the time. The although being condemned to death, in his bed, so he orders his men to and afraid of freedom. with famous surrealist Salvador Dali. climax comes when the police chief is set free. Further adding insult upon unearth her. To everyone's surprise, PERHAPS T H E most hilarious "LE FANTOME De La Liberte" tells Rochefort "Y o u were right to insult the murderer signs autographs she turns out to be a Cinderella type scene in the film is when the function is full of this surrealist imagery bring her. It helps us." as he calmly departs from the beauty. of eating and elimination are reversed throughout. We see Jean-Claude Things simply aren't what they courthouse. Hopefully "L e Fantome De La at a "dinner party." A couple enters Brialy in bed with his wife after a appear to be in this film. What Not to be overlooked is the Liberte” will receive the recognition their friend's home and proceed to sit discussion with his daughter appears to be a quiet nightcap among excellent performance by Michel that it deserves. Buñuel has made on toilet bowls neatly lined around a concerning spiders and symmetry new friends turns out to be a Piccoli as a Prefect of Police. Piccoli another classic which really has a lot table, prior to their discussion on the ("I'm fed up with symmetry!"), when sadomasochistic exhibition by a receives a mysterious phone call from to say about society for both the true amount of excremental waste suddenly a parade of diverse hatter from Nimes (Michel Lonsdale) his sister who has in fact been dead film buff and the average movie goer. disposed of in one year. One of the characters and animal pass in front of and his assistant. for four years, the results of this In his own words, "We do not live guests then heads for what appears to him. First there's a chicken, then a W HAT APPEARS to be a class of phone call being quite interesting. in the best of all possible worlds.” be the bathroom but is actually a female spy-figure, a mailman on a small dining room for one person. bicycle who gives him a letter and Four monks go to a nurses hotel finally an ostrich. room to pray for her father who is In fact one can actually go down sick, at which time they tell her the list picking out the various IIMIUlllllMllinillllllllHNIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIlAllMIIIIIIIIINIIMlillllllllllllllllllllHHIIIIMIIINi LlUU gLILItLe Brujo' lacks Vitality By Scott Garside Within the past few years there has been an increasing interest in the category of country rock music. Artists such as Poco, the Eagles, the Marshall Tucker Band, Linda Ronstadt, the Byrds and the New Riders of the Purple Sage have brought attention to this type of music with their lively, rollicking, uptempo and perhaps even imitative styles. The New Riders of the Purple Sage (commonly known as NRPS) have become hot concert attractions and almost all of their shows are sellouts in advance. The group's sixth album "Brujo" (Columbia) has just been released and unfortunately, it does not meet the C O C K E Y E D C L E R G Y : In film director Luis Bunuel's surrealist imagination, four clergymen slip from prayer into a hot quality of NRPS's previous albums. poker game with a nurse in this scene from his latest work "Le Fantome De La Liberte ("The Phantom of L ib e rty")." D E S P ITE A major personnel change with Skip Battin (formerly of the Byrds) replacing bassist Dave Torbert, the album is disappointing. Torbert was one of the catalysts of NRPS and his songs illustrate his enthusiasm and vitality. Songs such as "California Day," "Groupie," "Gypsy Cowboy," "Contract" and others all contain the youthful, ambitious elements that characterized much Be Thankful Give Thanks Thanks a Lot of the earlier NRPS material. Battin is a competent musician but his songwriting ability is lacking. His songs lack the melodic yet crude elements contained in Torbert's music. Vocally, both men are qualified but again, Thanksgiving Return Thanks Thanks to You Torbert's ambitious and forceful voice is superior to Battin's strained semi-off-key vocal approach. "Brujo" represents a collection of 11 songs and the album's Full of Thanks Many Thanks Thanks finest movements are contained on Bob Dylan's "Y o u Angel You,” Jim Anglin/Johnny Wright's "Ashes of Love,” John Dawson's "Old Man Noll" and Skip Battin/Kim Fowley's "Singing Cowboy." The latter is the only one of the four tunes penned by the Battin/Fowley for the gifts of life and living writing team which shows any signs of potential. The remaining for friendship and giving three lie in the realm of mediocrity. for fellowship and sharing JO H N DAW SO N, rhythm guitarist and vocalist, was the most comprehensive writer for the group during the first three albums. However, his three contributions here are scanty. "Instant Armadillo Blues" and "Parson Brown,"a story about the drowning of a parson in a well by an unknown murderer, are adequate, but hardly earth shattering. "O ld Man Noll," on the other hand, is

By Lawrence Cohen came was a performance so complete, McMurphy jumped on the evil nurse "One Flew over the Cuckoo’s so perfect, so spellbinding that even several people lifted from their chairs Nest” as presented by the MSC the standing ovation that followed with clenched fists. players can be termed only as an the performance barely did justice to SU R P R ISIN G LY T H E lighting outrageous success. its caliber. effects proved to be quite adequate Outrageous because as one THE INTRODUCTION of the to what was demanded by the mood entered the Studio Theater one uninhibited McMurphy (Steven of the story. Through most of the immediately noticed the dusty Black) on to a scene of "loonies" show the bland lighting provided no backdrops that conveyed more of a who are dominated by the "big” distraction from the all-important city slum effect than that of the nurse Ratched (Sylvia Miranda) who action on stage. But when an clinical atmosphere of a modern receives her sadistic pleasure from impressive effect was called for health institution. torturing the inmates with their own during the electro-therapy AS O N E takes his seat he is illnesses and the ensuing struggle that punishment session it was again the immediately blocked from parts of follows for the dignity of the inmates simple that won the day, a strobe the stage by two obstructing pillars provides a story line so simple that it light provided the exiting scene with that better serve as doors than as captivates the audience for the entire the charge that was needed to make windows through which the audience two-and-one-half hours. the audience cringe in their must follow the constantly floating The smooth blending of scenes uncushioned seats. focus of action. through blackouts and the speedy But it was the complete and The props, which consisted turns of events from comedy to convincing performances of each merely of a number of metal chairs conflict and finally to tragedy keeps individual on stage that set this show and a card table, cancelled the the audience absolutely mesmerized apart from the "good" college possibility that the viewer may be throughout the production. production and made it the treated to a "spectacle." The intimate atmosphere of the dominating success that it was. So with two strikes against her theater provided for a close personal Black played his role with total director Anita Khanzadian threw her' identification between the audience abandon, showing perfectly the group of amateur performers on the and the inmates. The sympathies excitement and frustrations that are stage, come what may. And what became so acute that when the crux of McMurphy’s stay in the institute. As he hung from the wire M ONTCLARION/Blalse Dl Fedele fence after his unsuccessful escape, EYE CONTACT: Nurse Ratched (Sylvia Mirandai confronts her new charge Black came across as the grinning McMurphy (Steven lack) as asylum guard Williams (Dominick Verducci) stands Christ figure that he was. as a silent sentinel in Players' current production of “One Flew over the MAOC Presents M IR A N D A IN her role as nurse Cuckoo's Nest." Dale Wasserman's adaptation of Ken Kesey's novel will give Ratched is the person that everyone performances tonight through Saturday at 8pm with a matinee tomorrow at 2 loves to hate. She came across pm in Studio Theater. perfectly as the person who walks up The "internees" led by Harding Success in the face of odds may to you in a dentist office and says (Dave Peterson) and Billy (Frank be outrageous, but it was a satisfied "next." To look directly into her Rodgers) lend intense realism to the audience that gave "One Flew Over eyes instilled fear even in the show. As the symbols of weakness the Cuckoo's Nest" the first in an Brahms audience. they never once broke character, assured line of ovations. etsßtflß PltiCE TO J oin ‘L enny’ P aneI Professor Theodore Price Jersey Sym pho ny Orchestra’s Requiem of the English department will six-concert Montclair series will take join a panel of celebrities to discuss place on Sat., Nov. 30 at 8:30 pm at the new film "Lenny" on the Barry Montclair High School. Gray radio program today at 10 pm Associate conductor Jesse Levine over station WMCA (57 am). will lead the orchestra. Others in the group that will join Internationally known pianist Alicia host Gray are Julian Barry, author of de Larrocha will be guest soloist. the stage play and screenplay of The program will include "Night "Lenny," Albert Goldman, co-author on Bare Mountain" by Mussorgsky of the current best-seller "Ladies and and "Symphony in D minor" by Gentlemen, Lenny Bruce" and Cesar Franck. The evening's highlight Valerie Perrine, who plays Bruce's will be a performance of Eg mont Overture w ife opposite co-star Dustin Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No. Hoffman. Tw o " by de Larrocha. Price said that the station Tickets, which cost $6.50 and contacted him about doing the show $5.50, and other information may be when they found out that "he taught obtained by writing the New Jersey The NEW SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA of NEW YORK the course "The Satire of Lenny Symphony Orchestra at 150 Halsey and Bruce" here, which may be, St., Newark, NJ 07102, or by calling MSC CONCERT CHOIR according to Price, one of the few if 624-8203. not the only course taught at any PRETTY FACE TO SHINE college about Bruce’s humor. Michael Levine, one of New NJ SYMPHONY DUE Alicia deLarrocha Jersey's youngest and most promising The second concert of the New Pianist to Play with Symphony show business promoters, has lined Sun., Nov. 24 up the state's most popular rock 8 pm group "Another Pretty Face" at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic in their Memorial Auditorium A-1 Te m p s first major concert appearance on Fri., Nov. 29 at 11 pm. TEMPORARIES: What’s Your Schedule? Although not officially announced, Levine's concert with the FREE ADMISSION group is thought to be their last appearance before their awaited first Warehouse Need Extra Income? record album. The Capitol show, an Shippers Desire Work Day/Weeks? a ll-new p ro duction especially mounted for the evening, is expected Limited Seating Laborers Takes Action to Make $$ to be put into tour form for stops all Drivers Register Today over the US. Also included in the Please Request Tickets show will be a special guest comedian and a 1930's musical short film. MAOC Office, Memorial Auditorium No Fee G eneral admission tickets, Hi Rates available and all Ticketron outlets 115 Bloomfield Ave., Caldwell Studio 34, Music Building and at the Capitol Theatre box 288-1301 office, cost $3.50. For further ticket information call the box office at 778-2888. 12. MONTCLARION/Thurs.. Nov. 21. 1974

Congreve Revival Benefits From Added Comic Touches By Mike Finnegan Wastrel Valentine (Joel Fabiani) hands, Tattle is a cackling, grandly Comedy of words should always attempts to secure his inheritance absurd figure, clucking about his be accompanied by comedic action from his gouty, disapproving father womanizing triumphs and in the to accentuate and sustain humor. (George Ede) and the headstrong romance scene with Miss Prue (Hurt's William Congreve’s 1695 Restoration Angelica (Glenn Close) from her shrill performance in eyeglasses is comedy "Love for Love" is one of m u d dle -h eaded astrologer/uncle also quite funny), he hilariously words, full of satirical jabs at society Foresight (John McMartin). There are imparts one of the funniest guidelines and witty epigrams on romance and problems: a pompous gigolo named of love every written. human nature, and it takes director Tattle (Charles Kimbrough) has McMartin's performance as Harold Prince’s injections of comic designs on Angelica, and Valentine's Foresight is a masterful portrait of a business that spark the current gawky sailor/brother Ben (Peter foolish old man that pokes fun at revival, opening the New Phoenix Friedman) has his eyes on Foresight's astrology as well as the supposed Repertory Company's 22nd season. sister-in-law, Mrs. Frail (Charlotte sageness of age. His jumbledy Call it a distance of language or Moore) but is paired against his will delivery of lines, sentence fadeouts MOONLIGHT RENDEZVOUS: David Dukes and Ellen Tovatt enjoy one of the moral viewpoint but the age old story with Foresight's bumpkinish and open-mouth expression make more romantic moments in the New Phoenix Repertory Company's current of stubborn lovers needs an daughter Miss Prue (Marybeth Hurt) him wonderful to laugh at. Friedman revival of William Congreve's "Love for Love,” now playing at Broadway's Helen occasional face lift, and though who would rather have Tattle. makes Ben a coarse and bellowing Hayes Theatre through Nov. 30. keeping the production anchored in These are the tangles that a seafarer as at home on land as a Valentine assumes the pretense of underscores commentary songs by its original period, Prince has peopled comedy of mixups do make and penguin in a swamp in a fine madness. Hugh Wheller and Paul. Gemignani his show with eccentric characters portrayal. Munson Hicks as Jeremy, Prince takes care to embellish these and the lute player is especially that overshadow the plot. Valentine's manservant, aptly shows tangles (which really don't come into DOUGLAS HIGGINS' set is sharp impressive. EXAMPLE: IN a bit of cynical focus until the second act, so the first the wisecracking viewpoint of the and dignified, from the over-hanging sting left over from "Candide," act is somewhat slow and wordy) Cockney-spouting lower classes. cherubs to the high-walled iron gates In "Love for Love" at the Helen Prince has an irreverent streetsweeper with comic accents. Where Prince falls short is in enclosing his split-stage platforms, Hayes Theatre, Congreve's witty prologuing the play, who TATTLE BECOMES a mincing, leaving the major lovers essentially providing a staid backdrop to the words are there, but comic action's perfunctorily gets pelted with overloud fop who daubs his colorless next to the surrounding cast eccentric action. Ken Billington's the thing (witness the finale in which garbage. What follows is a collection handkerchief while spouting lines like members. Fabiani and David Dukes lighting creates an effective romantic the entire cast crams onto the stage, of blustery mannerisms, romantic "I'm the most unfortunate man in as friend Scandal are essentially aura in a street scene of lovers' trysts bulging to the point of nearly falling interludes and busy eccentricities the world, and the most cruelly used smart-mouthed young dandies, not reminiscent of " A Little Night off) and though all is righted in the that make the experience enjoyable. by the ladies!" In Kimbrough's especially funny or endearing untii Music." A trio of musicians end, it is fun getting there. ‘Candide' s ditone QmbemtBmpticnattB^peiiience beaten By Mark l esoro happening. tribulations of Candide." Candide is O N E TE N D S to think however, is indeed enjoyable and reminds one Something quite different is in The production is staged as in love with the princess Cunegonde much of the credit for this adaption of an old Mabel Normand movie. store for the theatergoer in theater-in-the-round, although there but they have been separated and are of "Candide" should go the wily June Gable is wonderful in the "Candide," playing at the Broadway is no one playing arena. Actors are consistently trying to stay together. American genius of the 20th century, role of an aging crone with only one Theatre. Here is something which is apt to pop in and out of numerous In each charmingly staged director Harold Prince and also Hugh buttock. Her outstanding gift for both exceptional theater and places all over the theater, which is sequence throughout the show the Wheeler for his slick book adaption. comedic acting is clearly displayed in exceptional entertainment. especially re-constructed for this lovers fall in and out of danger in Prince and his cast and crew her Yiddish gypsy characterization. It is apparent from the moment production. search of some haven of peace and create beauty, laughter, magnificence Her character is well developed and it one enters the theater the This however, is only one reason safety. and triumph with their skills in appears certain much careful conventional Broadway musical will for the uniqueness and enjoyment of The wily French genius Voltaire, production. This comes to light in planning goes into each line, not be presented. A stand is set for "Candide." The large cast interplays who wrote the book "Candide" in such scenes as the opening and movement and action. selling "Candide" souvenirs and d ire c tly w ith the audience the 16th century, adds some biting chorus numbers. Prince directs a large T H E O N L Y disappointment of there are balloons and free peanuts (sometimes even handing them satirical comments with humorous cast, most of whom portray "Candide" is its music. Though the scattered throughout the lobby. costumes to temporarily hold), the dialogues and narrations. Particularly anywhere from four to six characters Leonard Berstein pieces flow nicely THE ATMOSPHERE is very effect of which is delightful. funny are the scenes in which with distinction. throughout the show, none of them much like a carnival. But what takes T H E P L O T can be summed up in Voltaire takes stabs at the Spanish Lewis J. Stadlen gives a magical are particularly memorable. place inside is somewhat of a one phrase: "The adventures and Inquisition. performance in such diversified roles The rest of the staff, however, as: the stuffy Dr. Pangloss, the wacky outdo themselves and are above governor, the foppish Sage and so on. reproach. Considering the setup of His best though, is the comical Dr. the theater "Candide" is performed Voltaire. in, such things as choreography and AS VOLTAIRE, Stadlen creates a lig h tin g m ust be especially unified and solid, realistic character. challenging. His interpretation of the old doctor, Patricia Birch, who is easily the complete with aged walk, female counterpart to Gower antique-like gestures and creaky voice Champion, proves again to be a is only missing wrinkles. worthy choreographer. Her staging of Stadlen's performance is magical the dance and movement in in two senses of the word. " C a n d id e " are masterpieces. Descriptively it is brilliant in the way Especially outstanding are such he eases from one character to company numbers as "A uto Da fe another with perfect believability. (What A Day)" and "Bon Voyage." Literally it is magic because of the THARON MUSSER is applauded way he manages to turn up in so for her perfect lighting design. She many different places in such short illuminates scene after scene into periods of time. proper mood. Kelly Walters performed the title The very credible settings and role for Mark Baker who was absent. costumes of Eugene and Franne Lee, Walters was absolutely stunning and respectively, also fit the production gave a remarkable understudy like a glove. Their Spanish-Carribean performance. sequences are marvelously colorful HIS F IN E singing voice, excellent and enchanting. projection and constant stage Yet another piece of fine presence easily made up for the craftmanship is produced by Robert disappointment of Baker's absence. Maybaum in his superb sound Maureen Brennan's beautiful techniques. operatic voice and funny IN T O T A L "Candide" is a first characterization are other important place bet for proving good inventive W IL L IN G S T U D E N T S : Lewis J. Stadlen as Dr. Pangloss gives a lesson in the relative specific gravity of two bodies to assets to the show. Her flighty theater not gone. If anything it has Deborah St. Darr as Paquette while Maureen Brennan as Cunegonde waits her turn in this scene from the current portrayal of the princess Cunegonde improved even more. Broadway musical hit "Candide,"playing at the Broadway Theatre. M ON TCLAR ION/Thun.. Nov. 21. 1974 13. MSC Rivals Win in Post-Season knew that we came to play,” Horwitz By Rich Keller to grab the lead, but it finally did at face the winner of the The Pioneers out-muscled New 21:56, as Elson Seale dented the net concluded. P H IL A D E L P H IA - In first round Howard-Clemson match. After the Jersey State College Athletic to make the score 2-1. dust settles, the squad that is king of action of the N C A A University This past season was termed as "a Conference opponent Kean College, Four minutes later, F D U tied the the hill will go to St. Louis for finals Division 1 Soccer Championships rebuilding year" for the Knights. 2-0, to cop the Metropolitan (N .Y . - score for the second time on a Carlos competition. (Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania With only three spots being vacated N.J.) Eastern Collegiate Athletic Merchan goal. district), Philadelphia Textile due to graduation, FDU's record Conference Central Region Russell completed his hat trick Championship. WPC got to the finals University, ranked fifth in the nation, could improve next year, but its big 'TH E RICH get richer and the poor with goals at 28:57 and 37:47, to put by defeating Marist College (N Y ), defeated Fairleigh Dickinson problem will be finding an incoming get poorer’ may seem to be an the game away for the Rams. 4-0. Kean squeezed by Hunter University 4-2, at Temple Stadium, freshman good enough to fill the now appropriate way to end this article, Sunday afternoon. empty goal mouth. College (N Y ), 2-1. " N A T U R A L L Y , H E A D coach but in actuality, though the rich (Textile) could conceivably get Glasgow and the team were Philadelphia Textile (15-1-1) A few weeks ago, that same F D U richer, the poor (F D U ) will spend the TSC edged Newark College of disappointed with the loss, but they should be stronger than ever next squad, carrying a 9-0 record, came to next nine months priming themselves Engineering 2-1, in the opening were not disappointed with the way season. Textile has sophomores MSC's battleground at Brookdale for next season. round of N C A A University Division 3 they played,” stated Horwitz. Russell and Seale, who provided most Park and went home on the winning Soccer Championships. The Lions of the offensive punch for this year’s side of a 2-1 score. In action closer to home, two will face Brockport State College He continued, "After that first squad, with 20 and 21 goals, conference foes, William Paterson (N Y ) in the second round of With the Tribe pocketed, the period, Textile's coach looked white. respectively. , and Trenton State were both winners competition Saturday. The winner Knights climbed from 20th to 13th They won the game, but they Textile will play Bucknell U and in their respective post-season will go to the national finals. place in the national rankings and expected to blow us off the field. the winner of that confrontation will matches. were looking toward their next game. After the game was over. Textile The match-up was to be with Adelphi University, another nationally ranked school. The result was an 8-1 Adelphi trouncing and the loss of FDU's ranking. The Knights saw all the hope THISCARDOPE of any ranking fly out the window after their 1-1 deadlock with Bridgeport University in the next game.

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By Bob Scherer season, while Kean has some man, in WPC's game plan that will together with the return of junior "W e should be a fairly The New Jersey State College promising newcomers that should emphasize defense. Lee Green promises to give the Lions competitive team, but we are A th le tic Conference basketball help improve upon their record. an experienced and talented inexperienced at some positions. Our outlook for the upcoming season With the opening tap less than JERSEY CITY STATE (9-1, 20-5) backcourt. Bobiak is an excellent bench will give us some quality depth appears to be a race to the finish, two weeks away, it looks to be a Despite the loss of three starters ballhandler and leader while Green is with some very fine players," the with no one team showing signs of competitive conference race with from last year’s Gothic squad, the a fine shooter and rebounder. head coach mentioned. clear dominance. each team possessing an outside two-year NJSCAC champs appear to However, they may not be The Profs starting unit looks to All six opponents in the chance for the title, and no one team have enough depth to be a strong enough for TSC because of the loss have 6-4 Dennis Flaherty at one conference have lost key players due a definite favorite. contender again. of three starters from last season's forward spot and diminutive Billy to graduations or other reasons, Here's the M O N T C L A R IO N John Celantano, Tom Lollicato, team. Wise at a guard position. Their however, MSC has probably suffered assessment of each MSC conference and Joe Waskiewicz have all Roger Bigos, Bob Godsey and two-center offense will consist of the least by losing only one starter, foe, listed in the order of strength. graduated, but JSC still has six Bob Hutchinson are all gone and seniors Mike Smith (6-5) and John the multi-talented Jim Rake. Jersey returning lettermen. Among them, Coach Tom McCorry is faced with McCorkle (6-8). City State and Trenton State were WILLIAM PATERSON (3-7, 10-15) are two sure starters. the prospect of rebuilding this year. Sophomore Greg Ackler and hurt most by graduations, each losing The Pioneers have lost two Mike Markowski, a 5-11 junior At center, 6-6, 215, Leon junior Mike Goode look to be the three starters. starters from last season, but have will fill one guard spot and 6-5 senior Sumpter appears to have the job, two who will battle for the remaining Last year, Jersey City State won several promising newcomers for first forward Lou Wejnert will definitely though he is getting competition position. the title handily with an impressive year Coach John Adams to work be up front. from 6-4 Dickie Johnson, who is a 9-1 conference total. But this year, with and are going to provide worthy At the other guard position, Steve good jumper. KEAN COLLEGE (1-9. 10-14) there probably won’t be the large opposition in the NJSCAC. Fedowitz, a 6-2 senior, and .5-10 The forward positions will Coach Dave Dean is relying on disparity between first and last as was The freshman head coach has freshman Phil Sharkey are probably be occupied by junior Steve speed and quickness to carry his t the case a year ago. JCSC has lost made it known that he plans to challenging one another for the Stutski, an inexperienced but squad this year to a NJSCAC record much of the team that was shuffle players in and out frequently, backcourt starting role. But Jerry nonetheless good shooter, and 6-6 that he hopes will be more responsible for their sup'-'iority last using nine players regularly who are Bruno, Bob Malachowski and Mike Steve Shearer, a promising respectable than last season's Cunningham will all be ready and rebounder. cellar-dwelling finish of 1 -9. Come and Browse likely to wear down opponents. BobJurgenson and John Walenza willing to fill in at guard off the Coming in off the bench the The loss of John Marques, a 6-7 Open Door are probable starters at the forwards, bench. Lions will have senior Tom Wiley star during his freshman year, was a with 6-6 Brian Wagner and 6-5 Larry Accompanying Wejnert at (6-4, 200) and backup guard Charlie severe blow to Kean's hopes for a big Dorsey, two strong rebounders, forward will either be Mike Mangini DiPalo (5-10, 150) . season. Marques is out of school this Bookstore sharing the center position. (6-5), Edison Cooper (6-5) or Rich year and this leaves Kean with a GLASSBORO STATE (6-4, 17-9) Mostly Paperbacks In the backcourt, Ken Brown, a Cosgrove (6-6). relatively small contingent of players With the loss of their two top Rental Library 6-2 junior is a definite starter while Kevin Leonard, Rocco Marotti, with regard to size. scorers of last year, it figures to be a three others, Bruce Iverson (5-10), Carl McNeil and John Moretti round Jack Warner, a six-footer will start Ordering, Wrapping questionable season for the cagers of Jay DeYonker (6-1) and George out a JCS squad that looks to be a at one guard position, while senior Mailing Services GSC. Stefcik, a freshman, will share the top threat. Lenny Hill, 6-2, has clinched a 326 N. Fullerton Ave. Dom Carrera, the two-year All duties as Brown's backcourt partner. forward spot, along with 6-3 Charlie Conference star who was the fourth Off Watchung Avenue Another player that Adams is TRENTON STATE (6-4, 15-9) Foreman. highest scorer in the school's history In Montclair impressed by is Rod Daniels, a 6-3 The return of senior guard Bob Joining this trio will be freshman is gone through graduation. This 746-7535 senior who will be used as a sixth Bobiak, an All-Conference starter. George Mueller and Willie Tro y, who coupled with the loss of Bruce should supply rebouding strength, Wilson, another high scorer, will and Owen Tomkins, a 6-2 guard who make the task of bettering last year's can also play up front. second place finish in the NJSCAC a According to Dean, Kean's difficult one for Coach Jack Collin's success will depend upon their speed boys. and quickness. Devils to Ploy With Xmas Spirit

by John Delery T H E Y C A M E back later in the Where will you be able to find spring and stuck it to the baseball more traffic jams than in the team 75-56. This time the MSC squad harrowed parking lots of Montclair took the lead 5-0 without taking a Stafe? The answer to this question shot but only because the Devil's can be found on Wed., Dec. 4 when spotted them five points a quarter to the Jersey Blue Devils roll in to meet help them along. Coach Don Mac an MSC all-star team in another Kay led the Indians with 10 points wheelchair basketball game. The while Lioni put on another one man Devils who have won the first two show of his own. Dazzling the crowd contests 53-46 and 75-46 will be led with behind the back passes and in by their star Mike Lioni who has some unbelieveble moves to go along scored 50 points in the two games. with his game high 24 points. The event which will be held at Panzer G ym beginning at 7:30 pm This time though Richter hopes will unite the members of the faculty things will be different. “We're out to and the Class One organizations with seek revenge for those two losses and the proceeds going to the Devils (a in general just give them a game," he team of paraplegics and amputees) noted. and various charities that the Student T H E T E A M will be made up of Intramural and Leisure Council members of all the Class One’s who (SILC ) deem worthy, such as the want to send someone. So far C LU B , American Cancer Society. "In BSCU, the Yearbook, Mac Kay and keeping with the meaning of McKinley Boston have accepted. Christmas we want to give the money SILC members will make up the rest we make to a worthwhile charity," of the squad if not all Class One S IL C president Stu Richter representatives show up. explained. "We're not out to make a Admission for this contest will be profit on this one." 50 cents for students and $1 for The Devils made their debut on adults. SILC members will also be campus last December and romped to setting up a concession stand for the a 53-46 win behind Lioni's 26 points. game serving baked goods and coffee. Spotting the MSC contingent 40 Tickets will be on sale Mon., Dec. points at the outset you only need a 2 through the 4th, at either the SILC first grade math course to know that office in the Student Center fourth the MSC team scored only three floor, the first floor of the Center buckets on their own. from 10 am to 3 pm or at the door. ( Profs take NJSCAC ______M O N TCLARIO N /Thurt.. Nov. 21. 19/4 IB. You Can't Keep Three Good Men Down

composed coach claimed, "We came By Hank Gola excellent scoring opportunities. "Those hurt us," reflected before, and his family wanted him to to play." Early, the Tribe moved to the 35 but Anderson. "They were endzone go on and play in the game. But he G LA S S B O R O — Clary Anderson That they did, and they played Ray Vander May fumbled after a passes and a better-thrown ball would just wasn't mentally prepared." had three prime objectives for Friday around with good field position for sizable gain. Then Don Mattucci and have meant a touchdown. They can The Indians weren't prepared to night's key matchup with Glassboro most of the first half, until the shifty Speedy Montez had three steps on say that it was a 30-6 game and deal with GSC in the second half State. Reid finally broke one with about Brian Raditz on two separate those scores would't have meant either. Anderson made some changes Contain Robbie Reid (Glassboro 11:00 left in the second quarter. The occasions with goal-line in mind, much, but 19 points in the first half in the lockeroom, such as spreading State leads, 7-0). Profs had just taken a punt at the excuting neat fly patterns toward the would have helped." Montez out wide, and trying to open Bottle up Marty McLaughlin and MSC 48, and wasted little time in left corner. But Hugger underthrew "HUGGER WAS emotionally up the middle but they still had to his trio of ace receivers (Glassboro using Reid, who would later set the both times and Raditz recovered in down," Anderson explained. "There play catch-up football. GSC career rushing mark. State leads 14-0) time for two interceptions. was a death in his family the night "O u r running game hasn't been tllllflllllllllllllllllM IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIM IIIIIIII The junior scatback took a the same since (Jim ) Gwathney was pitchout on the first play, headed MSC 0 0 6 0 6 hurt," noted Anderson. “ It's put a GSC 0 14 3 13 30 around a deserted right side, and lot of pressure on (Ray) Vander May danced, dodged and broke three who used to counter up the middle. GSC - Reid 48 run (Antoninl kick) tackles en route to the endzone. So we tried to have Montez spread GSC - Taylor 40 pass from Antonini's powerful toe made it 7-0, McLaughlin (Antoninl kick) them out and we ran a couple of GSC - GF Antoninl 24 a lead the Profs could have afforded quarterback draws. They stopped the MSC - Haddad 1 pass from Hugger to sit on. draw and after a couple of (pass failed) B U T T H E Y went right to work receptions by Montez, they put GSC - McLaughlin 8 run (kick failed) the next time they had the ball. GSC - Reid 4 run (Antoninl kick) another man on him too." McLaughlin hooked up with Pete The Tribe's first series in the ,IIIIIIIIIIIIIISIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Castner for 19 yards, Greg Francis second half stalled after three plays Keep Dom Anton ini out of field bulled for nine and Charlie Taylor and GSC took over at the MSC 48. goal range (Glassboro State leads beat Daryl Collins to leave himself Antonini boomed his field goal 17-0). wide open for a 40-yard T D hookup eleven plays later. T H E R E W AS a 17-0 Prof with McLaughlin. third-quarter bulge. There was the And while the Profs were building THE INDIANS finally got on the bull of a 30-6 GSC win. There was up that 14-0 halftime advantage, the board two possessions later, when the outright New Jersey State College Tribe's offense was sputtering, four Hugger completions and a pair Athletic Conference grid crown, the usually bottled up in its own end. of big penalties sparked a 46-yard first ever for Glassboro State. Craig Hugger, MSC’s record-setting drive. Hugger found Bob Haddad for And surprisingly, all winning quarterback had early problems. The a one-yard T D pass. coach Rich Wacker could say after Indian receivers were there but But Glassboro took the kickoff the win was, "It's a new experience Hugger's passes weren't. and moved 69 yards for an insurance for us and we’re quite elated." Then Hugger moved MSC within Prof score with McLaughlin keeping after accepting some glad hands, the territory three times but missed some around his left end for the T D . Ried rounded out the scoring in the fourth Slate, Injuries ******* period with a four-yard scamper. "It hurts," Anderson admitted. "We never had lost the conference Press Matmen ^ •' i. and the season had started out very promising." By John Delery severely bruised shoulder and will And so there's next year, hopefully be ready for next Tuesday MONTCLARION/Jeff Sanders When you are at the top something offensive coach Don and freshman Steve Caldwell (177) seemingly the only place you can'go W ITH SEEM IN G L Y nothing but open spaces in front of him Montclair State's MacKay is already looking forward pulled muscles in his stomach and is down. Yet the Montclair State Dennis Gunn takes off with a Craig Hugger aerial during action between the to. will be missed for about two weeks. wrestlers, winners of last year's Indians and Glassboro State last Friday night at John Page Field. Hugger "When August 25 rolls around, Inexperience may also play a key Metropolitan Championships with a completed 15 such passes but couldn't connect for the big ones as the Profs see what we've got, and start again." record 166 points and a third place role h how the Indians stack up won 30-6, taking the N JSC AC title along the way. finish in the National's are setting against this array of teams. Raturning their sights even higher this season. are only two seniors (Guketlov and Scheduling such powerhouses as Iowa John Reid) and two juniors State University, Iowa University and (DiGiaochino and Siegel). The rest of last year's N C A A University Division the squad is made up of sophomores runnerup University of Michigan, the and freshman. Tribe is in for a tough '74 campaign. we won t take you "We have alot of talent on this Tuning up for their opener against team but we don't know how good East Stroudsburg State next Tuesday With a lot of talk and jazz about list prices, sale prices, special deals, our guys are just yet," Sciacchetano the Indians took the first two free gifts, and then h it you with inflated shipping and set up charges on noted. “We haven't been aggressive seconds and a third in finishing fifth a new motorcycle. and physical like we will have to be in the Central Jersey Wrestling later on. We won't be able to finesse Corfipare the prices on the bottom line before you buy. Also keep in Tournament held last Saturday at r any of our opponents. If we are going mind warranty service and adjustments and you'll see why we've been Trenton State. Greg DiGiacchino to beat them we'll do it by being selling and servicing motorcycles for 21 years. (158) was the lone champ while. Bob tougher and more physical then they Woods (167) and Jeff Joostema So visit our showroom soon and if you'd like, test drive one of our are," Sciacchetano went on. (177) were runnersup and Ed Psota many new bikes, but if you want to be taken fo r a ride, don't look at us. (H W T) finished in the show position. G O N E FRO M this year's squal are Bringing only 20 of 35 wrestlers the likes of Ed Alber (118) a because of assorted injuries Coach two-time Nfet champ, Craig Spencer Stop by and see our huge showroom and choose from hundreds Larry Sciacchetano was only using (134) also a two-time Met winner of 1975 BMW's, Bultacos, Hondas, Rickman Metisses, Triumphs and Yamahas. this nreet as a "conditioner for the now head coach at Union College, long season ahead." Oscar Zavala (158) twice a Met Service With eighteen years of experience, our ten bay Cycle-analysis AVOIDING INJURIES may be runnerup and Steve Strellner (177) Room, our complete Engine Room and our team of factory-trained mechanics, we the biggest problem far the Trive as again a winner of the Mets two year's can take care of any problem that may arise with your bike. they go up against certainly the running. toughest slate in MSC history and But this season, new comers P a r ts We have on hand $155,000 worth of parts in our inventory. If we more than likely the toughest Vinnie Tundo (134) and Caprio, don't have it, chances are the distributor doesn't either. We also carry a complete schedule in the East. veterans Guketlov, DiGiaochino, Bob line of accessories for all types of motorcycles. Right now, four of their top Woods amd Reid plus freshmen wrestlers are on the sidelines nursing Richie Numa and Caldwell should be Motaboutique Choose from our complete line of Bell and Buco injuries of all sorts. Nabil Guketlov, enough to impress any team the helmets, Wheels of Man,- Beau Breed, and To p Gear leathers, Full-Bore and Top (126) who was 41-1 last year, will be Indians go up against. Gear M X Boots, " T " shirts, sweat shirts, Moto-Cross Shirts and even jewelry. out at least three more weeks with " It will take five or six great guys torn tendons in his knee and Paul to get us through this schedule and Siegel, who is counted on to go at the Nationals but we have that." s u b @e r s Thm CycM.O0*c*4 Dmmtor 118, has a chronic shoulder problem. Sciacchetano remarked. Even with f ^ Q ) f t 0 £ S 301 Rt. 10, Whippany, N .J. 07981 201 887 4455 "H e has no pain at this moment," this abundance of talent üÜIÄ l Sciacchetano explained. "But we Sciacchetano still conduces that it Open Tuesday Thursday 9 to9, Friday, Saturday 9 to5, Closed Sunday & Monday. *vant to give it time to heal." Dante will be "a helluvan achievement to Caprio (167), a Lehigh transfer has a finish over .500." Cagers On Edge for ’74

By Jim Finaldi grows. and Smith." The front line, with a season in the pivot spot. Though You've heard of going from "We have a squad which man With last year's court general, mixture of experience and youth injured and not able to play the one extreme to the other? Try for man has as much team speed Jim R ake, lost through will have sophomore center John early part of the season. Manning this on for size. MSC's varsity as any opponent they will face,” graduation, it was thought that Manning returning for his second will be missed, but Gelston basketball squad will open its Gelston examined. K im Fischer, a would-be states that I have a capable season in the plush, modern THE INDIANS will be led by sophomore would fill Rake's performer in Gregory." Mid-South Coliseum when they senior captain Larry Hughes, a shoes, but Fischer, who had The Gregory ( Gelston is battle the Tigers of Memphis 6-5 forward from Bogota. The been primed for the takeover, referring to is 67 junior Darryl State. They will play their next point guards, an important cog in left school for undisclosed Gregory, a transfer who is being to last game versus conference MSC's balanced attack, will be reason. counted on to fit smoothly into foe Jersey City State in the cold, directed by 5-10 sophomore Rounding out the backcourt, the Indian machine. damp, god-forsaken Jersey City John Oakes and 6-1 junior Barry MSC will play versatile senior ANOTHER RETURNING Arm ory. Smith. Chuck Holland at guard-forward. vet is 6-5 Jeff Auerbacher. "Jeff Tribe head mentor Ollie Gelston commented on this The sharpshooting performer will again be crucial to the Gelston is preparing his team for aspect of the Indians game. "The from North Plainfield will be success of our 'inside game’," the '74-'75 campaign and as the point guards must 'quarterback' expected to improve his 14.6 Gelston stated. opening confrontation draws the team on the floor and I have point average of last season. Senior Pat Hagan will be a nearer, Gelston's excitement they type of personnel in Oakes YOUTH WILL be mixed stallwart underneath in the with returning veterans in the battle for rebounds, along with person of 6-2 sophomore Gene 6-5 freshman Tyrone Sherrod Jimenez, a guard who in who in the opinion of Gelston Gelston's opinion "can do many "can beat any opposing player things on the court with the one on one in a drive to the poise of a veteran." hoop." "Sophomore James Reid Junior Ken Zoppa, 6-5 (6-4) and freshman Keith center-forward will fill out a Murray (5-11) will give us extra OLLIE GELSTON front line with experience, speed speed, varied size and depth," Mixes Youth and Experience and an abundance of scoring Gelston continued. power.

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Vol. 49. No. 12 Montclair. N J 07043 Thurs.. Nov. 21. 1974 Basketball Schedule Nov. 30 at Memphis State Jan. 23 at Kean Dec. 3 at William Paterson Jan. 25 at Mt. St. Mary’s Dec. 9 Kean Jan. 29 at Monmouth Dec. 14 at Trenton State Jan. 31 at Pace Dec. 18 Fairleigh Dickinson Feb. 1 Ramapo State Dec. 27 Christmas Tournament Feb. 5 Trenton State Jan. 2 Jersey City State Feb. 8 at Glassboro State Jan. 4 at Bloomfield Feb. 12 Newark/Rutgers Jan. 9 at Delaware Feb. 15 William Paterson REACHING HIGH for the ball is Montclair State forward Larry Hughes during Feb. 17 Upsala action last year against Glassboro State. This year the Indians are setting their Jan. 11 at Ramapo State sights even higher (schedule wiseI as they prepare to tackle the Memphis State Jan. 14 Glassboro State Feb. 21 at Jersey City State Tigers Nov. 30 at the Tiger's Tennessee home court. Mid-South Coliseum. The Jan. 18 East Stroudsburg State Feb. 25 at Hartwick Tribe will return home then trying to improve last season's 12-13 record. k______7 Memphis: They're Big and Waiting

return two guards, Dexter Reed and reins. Yates, interviewed via was the second-most sought after Mid-South Coliseum. Bill Cook, who averaged 34.6 points By Hank Gola telephone at his Memphis Office high-schooler in the country after "Some people ask me why I and six assists between them last seems to have an understandably Moses Malone. Montclair State basketball coach scheduled a team like Memphis year. Cook's solidly built at 6-5, 225 nonchalant attitude on the game. Ollie Gelston's been known to pull State," Gelston remarked. "But I "HILLARD WAS the finest junior pounds, and is an aggressive, speedy "Well, we're not too good but off a few upsets. In the past, he's think its a great opportunity for our college player I saw last season, and floor general. Reid (6-4) is a rangy we'll show up," he joked. Then scheduled such squads as the Naval players to match their skills against Gunn's going to be an All-American pure shooter. returning to his senses he drawled, Academy and Fairleigh Dickinson some of the best players in the some day," Yates bragged. GELSTON IS planning on putting "We're not going to take any team University and gotten away with it. country, It gives us a chance to 6-2 Eugene Jimenez and 5-10 John lightly and I honestly don't know Last year, he took the Indians out on. travel, and if you're going to get beat And the newcomers won't come Oakes on the talented duo, but he's much about Montclair State." the Madison Square Garden court on the road it might as well be by by their positions easy either. Ed not so sure of his starting five after and came away with a 74-68 upset of quality players rather than the men Wilson (6-7), John Washington that. highly touted Grambling College. in the striped shirts." But Yates does know talent when (6-10), Ron Fairfield (6-6), Darrell "John Manning's disabled and But this year the MSC skeptic he sees it. He was responsible for Bridges (6-6), Larry Trosper (6-5), won't be available," Gelston noted. might say he's gone too far. The THE TIGERS, 19-11 last year bringing Larry Kenon, Larry Finch and swing man Clarence Jones (6 -6 - "But Jeff Auerbacher and Larry Tribe opens its 1974 campaign before losing the quarter-finals of the and Ronnie Robinson to Memphis provide plenty of proverr experience. Hughes should start up front. We’ll against Memphis State University, N IT , have a change-over in coaches and building the Tigers into a "We'll be giving away height at be using ten men in and out included in almost everyone's but not much in abundant talent. national power. He didn't stop after every position," lamented Gelston. throughout the game." pre-season top-20, and bound most Gene Bartow, who led the Tigers to his promotion. "They play power brand of "We're going to try and create a probably for a NCAA or NIT bid. the N C A A finals against U C LA three Yates went out and signed 6-9 basketball. They rebound, do a lot of tempo," strategized Gelston. "We'll What's more, the Indians will take years ago, has moved on to the junior college All-America Marion clearing out, and animal the boards." be doing a little more running than them on in the Tigers' own back yard University of Illinois, and his former Hillard, and 6-9 John Gunn, a Yet the inside game isn't we did last year and try to take it to in front of a sellout crowd at the aide Wayne Yates, has taken over the homegrown Memphis product who Gelston's only worry. The Tigers them."