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VOLUME LXVM Tuesday/ December 12,1972 Number 14

and coor­ Orcheatra Flamboyan, he got the can from Bulldog- He Scene m Manhattan, :Jimf1 place in the Main Building, dinating all activities connected themr has played many the also gave the group its name. "I came in to jam and blew Eric's auditorium this Thursday, with it. Committee members are major ballrooms in New Y< said, 'Geez, I gotta go home and amps. That symbolized something. December 14^ beginning at 12 noon Chairwoman Debbie Dixon, as weQ as concerts in ^f.i,, ^eed my bulldog.' Somebody—I The next seven months were lean and win feature Earth, Wind St Carmen Fibres, Marion Isaac, Chicago, Buffalo, and at think it was Eric—said, Thaf s hV' and cold. Then came a call from Fire, Frankie Dante with Jake Jutkowitz, Antonio Mclnnis, Grossinger's. They recently The bulldog was the national Gene to join Bulldog. Orchestra Flamboyan, ^iid Rob Muhlrad, Billy Fox, and Joan returned from a successful tour of symbol of England at one time. John 'Turi has been a keyboard Bulldog. Greenfield. Faculty advisers are Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo. Ttiey bold out, they're strong but man for five years. He started as a Convocation is a traditional Assistant Directors of Student The group's new Cotique album, El they're not aggressive. I think it's sax player, men moved to piano nfli—M event at Baruch. It is Activities Jim Johnson and Linda President*, will be released in the a good name. My dog's happy and organ, teaching himself. His basically a free concert wherein all' Brown. The Public Relations first week of January. anyway." influences include Jimmy Smim, students, faculty and staff have a Society is contributing its services The 24-year-old leader of Eric Thorngren first got into Thekmius Monk, Fats Domino and chance to get together on a large for publicity and win also help at Orchestra Flamboyan writes his music "when I had to wear glasses Jerry Lee Lewis. He worked with' scale, which is a rare opportunity. the event. The show wiU be emceed own material. His songs are about and couldn't be a pilot." He started country & western and rock It is probably the biggest social (as by Don Janklow. peace, love and "ray pains. When I playing basic guitar chords when groups. Gene invited him to join opposed to academic) event of the' Immediately following Con­ write my lyrics," says Frankie, he was 16 and three months later Bulldog. Together with Dino they year for students. In the past, vocation, the Senior Class win host "I'm really trying to say was appearing in public. At that picked Bfll and Eric. As a writer, Convocation has featured its fl«r>Viffi beer blast at the something. Fm not just trying to time he admired Buddy Holly, the collaborating with the others in speakers, Baruch talent, local Headrest, 24 East 22 Street (bet­ sell records." Ventures and the Beach Boys. Bulldog, Turi devej&ps melodies groups, ami, in the past few years, ween Park and Fifth Avenues). Frankie Dante sings and plays EventuaHy he joined the Brass and chord progressions. Richie Havens (he did show up for Admission is $1.00 and all Baruch percussion. He is currently lear­ Buttons. They recorded a few To Gene Cornish, the end of the engagements prior to last year's), students, faculty and staff are ning to play piano. The rest of the singles which were produced by the Paul Winter Consort, and Jim invited. The beer blast is another group includes Luis Small, Gene Cornish. One night at the old (Continued on Page 8) Dawson. tradition of the school and is held in kdyboards; Eddie Gonzalez, Jr., In addition to mis year's groups, conduction with Convocation. bass; Ira Hersbel, guitar; Chickie there will be an unusual in­ The acts appearing at this year's Fuentes, first trombone; Angelo Brooklyn Students termission. Convocation represent three Rodriquez, second trombone; Jose Dean of Students Roy Senour last different types of music. Earth, Cruz, percussion; Bflly Baxter, ~* week sent a letter to all faculty at Wind & Fire is a soul group trying timbales; Alex Ojeda, bongos; and To Keep Baruch the Freshman Center asking them to appeal to all kinds of audiences. Ray Armando, congas. to relax attendance requirements Baruch is the second stop on their In Manhattan for classes scheduled to begin at current tour. Bulldog, based in BULLDOG 1:30 P.M. so that freshmen have a New York^, is managed by Sid An organization is now forming themselves with the proper at- chance to see the whole concert Bernstein who has previously Bulldog was formed and is being which hopes to apply pleasure on mosphere." ^ without being penalized. Con­ handled such groups as the Blues produced by guitarist Gene Cor­ Brooklyn politicians who want to vocation is expected to run past Project and the Rascals. *Ine nish and drummer Dino Danelli, move Baruch. College out of Althaof 2:00 P.M. Classes normally group's first album is getting both formerly of the now defunct Manhattan and into Brooklyn. The Edncatiou „ scheduled for the auditorium on airplay on progressive rock Rascals. Other members are BUI Brooklyn Students to Keep Baruch Masterplan that day will be informed by their stations. Frankie Dante is the Hocher, lead vocals and bass; Eric College in Manhattan, organized Manhatta- instructor where to report. leader of Orchestra Flamboyan. Thorngren, guitar; and John Turi, by two Brooklyn baaed been apf Convocation is limited to Baruch They are well known among Keyboards. Baruchians—Alan Shark and Regents. It is feared that Baruch's students, faculty and staff. I.D. followers of Latin music and BUI "The Hooch" Hocher has William Sachs, is open to all location may become an in cards will therefore be checked at starting to gain popularity outside been playing, writing and singing Baruchians, no matter where they the door. Bursar's receipts will not that circle. since be was 13. His first guitar live, but will concentrate on the be accepted. The groups in detail: was "homemade"; a friend of his acquiring members who live in Frankie Dante with worked in a furniture factory and Brooklyn. An ad-hoc Convocation Com­ together they built the instrument. The organization feels that mittee began work on the event Orchestra Flamboyan ^ Brooklyn N.Y. 1120». A and, after much discussion and Frankie Dante was born in the He switched to bass a few years Baruch should- be located in later and appeared with many Manhattan because the School of att Broofc&x "T5 many phone calls, finally agreed Dominican Republic in September, them of the on ttie groups. Tins, committee, 1948 and came to New York in 1956. local groups playing what he Business and Public y^ which consisted of Geary He became interested in music described as "lounge music." He Administration .

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Exam Schedule - Fall 11 s By David P. Shark Senior Class Presents

Final examinations in courses not RESPONSIBLE FOR examination. The Registrar's Once a month a conclave of governments and at times through listed below will be given in the PROVIDING SPECIAL Office will notify applicants of the somber individuals meet on special activities such as selling determination of each case. final sessions of classes. EXAMINATIONS IF CONFLICTS Manhattan's Upper East side. buttons. ARE REPORTED AFTER THE "What for," one may ask. "Is it the As an advisory group under the CONFLICTS: Report conflicts DEADLINE..7rUESDAY, JAN. 2, Any student who MISSED A Joint Chiefs of Staff?" "fc it the Board's Bylaws, the Senate has \&AlT & /laiutta-a/£L7t t / ALL ThursDec • ALL • •~y TIME nber 14, 1972 - this Thursday . Beginning on the noon hour in the Main Building Auditorium, It's FREE. AD you need is your LD. card (which is not the same as your bursar's receipt). 3 p.m* Having been some days in preparation splendid time is guaranteed lor all. .. And of course Henry the Horse dances the Waltz. t INVITED --«£•=*& L*&mber-?fcW72 TICKER TICKER m yj-r

" m»!.*— •-^~z£&^s^: i sW'T?*!?^ •Sff?**J'BP»*'»"W!B» '",JiiflBll%,>r-',^i* -"«"«•-•»• —• -.v»v.r»— iJ» *8 The Lamport Leaders Workshop empathy, the machine deals with Castles Burning THE OUTSIDER crying and hugging each other. But by Neil Bergman guy*. The worU all had the same elated euphoric your feelings. It doesn't give the a column by Andrew Franklin Who am I? How do others see look, calm manner, all knowing answers, rather it gives you the —yet another column by Ken Wax Jtd**F*iff0r - me? How can I make my life more eyes, serene smile, as if to say "I tools in which" to define the meaningful? These are the now know where it's at:" questions and seek the answers. There was a letter addressed to me such a column, send or bring your problems ROBERT BARRETT questions most of us'ask, but few When asked of their experiences, Not a cure-all but a means to find dropped off at Ticker last week. It con­ to the Ticker office, 307 sc addressed to me. "An Appallling Opinion find any insights into the answers. they answer, "I got high without the causes. cerned my last column and the letter's Speaking personally if I may, I pot", "I've gained a greater Those of you who know me, may writer asked that I answer him in this "Subways are funny" have found a key which could awareness of myself and the know that I have been through the week's Ticker. Far be it from me to deny a —joan greenfield "It is mere illusion and pretty sentiment to titanic effort. Perhaps it is myth but it unlock the secrets to some of these people around me", "I got my shit machine. It has taught me the loyal reader's request, so here goes. expect much (even anything at all) from seems that there was virtually no anti-war questions. It's a machine, a magic together'", "I made love with four meaning of love, awareness, Has everyone met this month's Miss mankind if it forgets how to make war. As sentiment anywhere in America during the machine that operates twice a girls and eight guys", and worst of communication, sensitivity, and Dear Mr. Wax, Subways? Susan Frump, who "likes yet no means are known which call so last big one. How could there be? It was the JM& WJIMUPIIl year. Unlike most machines that all "I have become more sensitive sincerity in relations with my I have been an avid reader of your swimming, dancing, bike-riding and much into action as a great war, that fight for survival and who cared that the are impersonal and cold, this one is than thous". Once back home their fellow man. It may have a different column. After last week's artickle, though, I alligator wrestling" is this months subway rough energy born of murder and cold­ war might have been avoided? SUSAN SCMULTZ warm and feeling. Its prime close friends find it hard to un­ effect on you. Whatever the effect, have lost all faith. You see, I tried giving my pin-up and the subject of your rush hour bloodedness, that fervor born of effort in "Perpetual peace is a dream, and it is not concern is the individual not the derstand - the changes that have the machine is a learning ex­ girlfriend a hickey in the method you fantasies. No doubt you've spent many a the annihilation of the enemy, that proud even a beautiful dream. War is an element mass. Searchers, gropers, in­ taken place. perience, one which I feel is useful prescribed and all she did was start giggling transit-tie-up hour meditating on Susan and indifference to loss, to one's own in the order of the world ordained by God. troverts and extroverts, from all What does the machine actually to your growth as a person. and couldn't stop. Now she won't talk to me. her fellow Miss Subways. And, if you're like existence, to that of one's fellows, that Without war the world would stagnate and earthquake'like soul-shaking which a regions of life are fed into the do? Each individual learns The machine, which goes under What should I do? me (but you're not) you've probably won­ t- lose itself in materialism." people needs when it is losing its vitality." DOTTIE THOMPSON machine. Each finds his own something different from the the code name of The Lamport I would appreciate it if you answered me dered what separates Miss Subways from —Count von Moltke unique experience, takes what he machine, something unique to Leader Sensitivity Training in your column. all those other females her age. —Nietzsche needs from the machine and himself. Useful personal data on Workshop, will be in operation B.A.M. Firstly, she has to have looks that can stop Is it desparation that sends volunteers into JOAN GREENFIELD emerges elated, enlightened and how you perform in a group, how February 1-4 at Cuddebackville, a train. A complexion that resembles a Very interesting and quite disturbing. At violence? Surely the unemployed soliders of more aware of his total en­ you come across to other people, N. Y. If you value what I have said, Dear B. relief map of the five boroughs and a brain first glance it is difficult to accept that quote Italy, accustomed to the exercise of vironment. I've seen militants how successful you are in com­ I urge you to join the Lamport I suppose I am at fault. I should have the size of a token round off the Miss Sub­ without claiming to be horrified by its im­ authority and the consummation of ROSA CERRATO. JOYCE ROSL ^°G, come out mild, villans come out municating and listening. As a Leaders and myself as we once mentioned in the column the fact that some ways profile. plications and outright declaration of love of violence, flocked to the Blackshirts when heroes, searchers and gropers result, you may find that people girls experience side effects from hickeys. Meanwhile, Susam Frump is a high school war and violence. But as you face a life of given the opportunity. Bored, disgusted by a MM ten—1 ttna by mm Tickar again enter the machine and each come out messiahs, leaders of may have been calling you, but you of us experience the phenomanon The effect will vary from girl to girl (as it teacher and has received modeling of­ day-in, day-out work in a job you may not world that abandoned them, they marched •ff Thm Santtrtf M. Sarvc* C+lfwm, Tfc# City men. 'University off New York. Adoross oU coMWMiicatims 1* Ticker, weren't listening. The machine of personal growth and individual always does). Some girls report that hickeys fers...Modeling offers? Perhaps Susan was even like, with a spouse and a family who to Rome, died in Spain and rushed to ••xK, 137 Sast 22*4 Street, Now York, N.Y^lMIt—Room 3t7F I've watched wome of these cleans your ear. It not only teaches self-awareness. Applications can make their hair fall out whereas other girls asked to be the 'before' in a Mark Eden ad. seem more of a burden than a blessing and Ethiopia. And one wonders if the youth of r, _T*t*P*->'£-o •*"" '*>—- T"-' *~ •^J~-**Ti*-i records. Or just plunging off a bridge or LETTERS ayes when jhey ask this parties.: oc'— ^n question, do so next time it is being own mothers to make a buck. We JS.'S -ette: SC e reauy not a war tc inspire patriotism anc flying from a window. So why not war? To whom it may concern: • To the Editor of TICKER: asked. You will see that they are reac abou: social "workers proiessors immecnawS.^," nCiiicec Lue cr.ang,s. leva our sen. Brian I-Ic"«alsiri. i.~z. -.van; mm histrionics ou: a general exercise in futility. 3ecause of the innocents whe suffer, whe I recently read an editorial Since there appears in TICKER expecting an answer something involved in drugs anc About 47 cents. In any event I got the idea of back. But a war: a real war. What of that? A die? If it is true that there are any innocents concerning the new teacher like this: "Weil. Z am going to be a mismanagement of agency's writing a Cousin Ken's Advice To The Tv'orlc War II where the enemy is clearly perhaps that is their "place" in the scheme of 29 November 1972 an -unsigned of things. Consider the irony of East evaluation ""project'" and believe article in the first person headed doctor because Z want to save money. Lawyers that are directly I^oveiorne column. von wan': .or neec campus. marked and the entire nation mobilized in a me, I am not exaggerating. It was "POW Bracelets Being Sold" 1 feel people's lives:'' or "I am majoring involved with the mafia. Teachers Pakistan first devastated by nature and indeed a project. justified in submitting this un­ in Sociology because our society, that ask their students tc gc to bed then by man. In the end, what was the dif­ The title of your editorial is ut­ signed. especially big cities like our New with them if they want an A grade ference? Dead by flood and wind or dead by terly ridiculous. "Only Because York City, preys upon the poor and in the course. Politicians whe most machine gun and bomb is still dead. So why Everyone knows how to get the the unfortunate in the ghettos, and not war? They Care" would be just a little prisoners free and home: Stop the of the time could not care less more appropriate. Z am the one who is going tc set about the people and people's A total sajptnergence of the individual in war. Equally, everyone knows them out of that rut;'rand "I am III gc devr. Who are you to pass judgement that, bracelets or no bracelets, the rights they are supposed tc ancTfceH the the effort of" a great war. Nirvana, the on P and B Committees saying going to be a lawyer because so represent. I will not exclude people/ ultimate desire of so many of us. To be lost men stay in Communist prisons as many innocent people are behind "they cannot be trusted?" The long as the war goes on. priests. We see them running in something so much bigger than one that bars they do not belong into." around in brand new cars and good its total meaning is unimaginable; whose statement that committee Therefore, anyone really in­ r members may ignore evaluations I am not going to put down the clothes on. Then if we have a child end is unforseeable. Valhalla terested in advancing the cause of we want to send to Catholic school is somewhat erroneous. I believe bringing the prisoners back home people who do give these reasons £^ Perhaps this is a "sick" fantasy. But I certain persons are aware of this. because there are a few of as whe we can forget about that unless we can imagine meeting a friend in New York and having any hope of getting have a nice, big record of Sunday The evaluation forms were made information on the missing should do go into these fields just for these or San Francisco as our paths cross during a available for their use December reasons. I admire and respect that envelopes stuffed with money— huge conflict that will now certainly never donate his money to a peace group this I know personally because my 4th, Monday of this week. rather, than to the bracelet fad. person who is really a dedicated be. And speaking of where we have been and one. But, if the answer to the brother wanted to send his child to where we are going and how many of our According to your editorial, I I know it sort of feels heroic to should be under the impression question is "I am majoring in- Catholic school, but on Sundays mutual friends are no longer going wear these bracelets in public, business," then they just look at instead of giving envelopes with anywhere because the war has claimed that classes end this week. The because everyone knows how evaluation forms will not be you for a couple of seconds, and one dollar or more, he would throw them. Or two of my friends in a bar concerned you are; plus you feel then they might add "What par­ into the basket whatever change he recounting how I "got it." Maybe its just a completed the last week of the better about doing nothing to end semester as you claim. They will ticular field in business?" You now had. The priest told my brother he result of years of nothingness and virtual the war because you think you help tell them that your particular field was not Catholic enough to send his non-accomplishment that prompt these be completed much earlier if share the burden of the prisoners SleVcnl handled properly. is either Accounting, or Finance. child tc their school because they morbid thoughts. Or that I've never watched by constantly reminding yourself had nc record of hew much money In reference to students who or Statistics, or Economies, or a friend or companion die. Who knows? of it; you share their martyrdom. Marketing. he had given to the church. "Only the dead have seen the end of war. ' have dropped a course. The But it would be much more useful amount of students dropping a to work to stop the fighting. That's Right after you have said this The day right after Election Day —Plato course constitutes feedback from really how to "show you care," as they might either shut up and only I was on the train reading the Wall He who hesitates is lost. He who com­ those students. Their dropping the the TICKER article argues. talk to you every once in a while, or Street Journal when I met one of prehends and understand gains nothing and they might talk to you but in their situations go on anyway. St. Jude, where are course is somewhat of an Also, there is another group of my friends- He is a nice guy and I "evaluation." minds you are not a person to be like him as a friend, but, he said you now? Americans presently in a foreign trusted, or if they are people you I feel I have made some valid country, and they deserve concern something which made me think If life is a battle than love is a weapon; a points because I have worked on know they might ask why you are about it for two weeks and which two-edged sword with a faulty grip. just as much as the POW's and in this bag because they really this project although not as much MIA's. They are the ones forced to inspired me to write this protest. Have you noticed the great amount of as other have. Also, I am a student thought you were not that type of a He said (and I quote) "You are people running around worrying about their go to Canada and other countries person. at Baruch, so it does concern me. I because of their beliefs. Are there reading the Wall Street Journal?" egos? Problems run the gamut from having try to be as objective as possible any bracelets with their names, Who is the person that is the He said this shaking his head from no ego to having an over-inflated one. Which and if anything, I am all for the and are the bracelet-wearers "business type". Is he the con­ side to side. I said, "Yea, why?" I is strange. If a very pretty girl in a school well-being of the student body. working for amnesty to bring them niving, shrewd man. - woman who looked at him and he seemed not especially noted for its "wild women" is The student body has not been home too? will do anything to get to the top? surprised to find out that I was a the object of another student's attentions as slapped in the face and once again Who won't think about it twice to Business major—he probably well as by the attentions of one (two? Ask yourself who is really step on anybody who gets in their thought I was a Liberal Art freak. three?) on the outside of the pile should she the student body has not been helping save the prisoners—the tricked by the administration. way? Are these the people who do He told m£h.e hoped I would not question her ego for accepting all of this? ones who try to end the war that not ^ive a damm about society's turn out to^d like one of "them". Should she feel quilty? Perhaps feeling keeps them in prison and that got problems that surrounds them? I know whaxhe meant, and I also guilty is the effect of an over-expanded ego? Sincerely yours, them there in the first place, or the An Observant Student Or is there such a person? Let us know that he is not the only one But who knows? I received a C in Psych 1 for bracelet-buyers? look at ourselves

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•if. -Jt? atftv ^s History Society The yst s La Plume Hillel Speaks TO ALI-VETERANSt , COFFEEHOUSE A representative of the Veterans aid by Vincent Bryan Administration, Mr. Finz, will *e The Jewish Students of Baruch 90B de L'Ecrivan Lend Me An Ear-Or Two College present Send questions to: at the •" Financial Aid Office on one of those adult adolescents? If REFLECTION IN Tuesday, d: 30 a .m. until 11:30 a.m. COFFEEHOUSE American - Irish Society Dr. Vincent BryanDr. Vincent the latter, be prepared for lots of Mr. Finz: would lie interested in Saturday, December 9th, 8:30 Bryan company, but relatively few A DROP OF RAIN At first glance, this article may we have to offer. Aside from being talking to any veterans who have sound like a brochure for a Admission $1.50 presents Box 201, Baruch College lasting satisfactions. Now, if you Baruchians, we are Jewish any problems with V.A. Unlimited refreshments are receptive to an alternative that vacation resort. If by chance it students" who literally have no QUESTION: I don't like the way educational benefits. Anyone in­ Music by -INTENSIVE HEAT is more appropriate than copping A black-september bird did flit does, then your comprehension is place else to go - consequently, we terested in seeing Mr. Finz should you answer questions. It's con­ out, why not attempt to find out praiseworthy. are striving for more and better Prof. J. Bowyer Bell (MIT) fusing. You don't really answer the among rare flora-hewn heart­ please go to the Financial Aid what is interfering with your own beats... For those of you who make the interrelationships. Officeatthe24thSt.bnOdtng; room question. Why don't you give a ability to make a mundane trip to Baruch each day because of This year, Hillel's activities, Next meeting of THE REAL direct answer to a direct tickling leaves into a mad a fetish for being cramped in small 2QS. •'•'.'•'• * -- ' TV is Thursday, _v__V-._ _f__ Ion -__. decision, and proceed to resolve insomniatic state, I often sang both those past and those in the i : question?It is a cop out? the problem while learning a few quarters, Hillel is just the spot. For phnming^ stages; have lar^sur^ TO A]LL WWAN€IAL AID December 14th, 1972 at 12:10 P.M. ANSWER: As far as your criticism the socially minded, there are in Room 1321 (Main). things about yourself, passed mere adequacy. We have a REe^H3NTS':v' ~;"f" • Urban Guerrilla of my style is concerned, my area simultaneously? But, these things yet sleep dawned- numerous committees to get in­ very motivated group of people on If you are transfering to another of expertise is in assisting in­ aside, you startle me. It is one and it's reeling eye volved in - the new Hillel journal, the student board who pledge to City University College in the The Baruch College Housing dividuals, via interpretations, to thing to require and request cer­ come back from sipping burgandy athletic activities, and public make this year memorable for Springy 1«73> seaiester (next Clinic, job opportunities, and our In Ireland grasp, understand and resolve "the tain kinds of information that are painted wild magenta- relations to name a few. We also many moons to come. Due to great and you are receiving year-end party will be on the disturbing, the immobilizing and available only from others. There throated have ping-pong and indoor demand, we have already set up a Aid;'you must contact agenda, the disruptive events in the mind swimming in our sauna room, 20 are also instances . of a laughs snack bar with Kosher sandwiches. iciat Aid Office im- Time 12 Room 826 that interfere with thinking and humanitarian or ethical nature, across a gray^ horizon. regulated for your comfort* Membership dues are five dollars or you wfll risk the loss ALSO— doing in relation to the problems of where it is quite necessary for me But Hillel is a very versatile for two years and three dollars for of the balance of your Financial • • . everyday life. In accounting for to tell an individual what to do, and I hear organization - we also cater to the one year for seniors. Aid next semester^ when you Another in a series of films on Thurs Dec 14 Refreshments Served variable behavior in regard to an what not to do. But why are you so scholars of tomorrow. Facilities transfer to the new college. • rehabilitating New York's aging threaded reeds pluck mour­ As Assistant Social Director, I identical task, why is it that one eager to receive direct "answers" ning songs are available for a quiet study urge you to mobilize both your communities will be shown. adolescent masters a mundane from others in relation to personal for the morning sun to wake atmosphere, clearly a contrast to minds and your bodies to exercise TO ALL STUDENTS: . problem, another merely fumbles decisions that reflect your taste, the lounge containing radio and the potential of this organization to Those students who are not YOU NEED NOT BE A REAL with it, another runs away from it, to- television. your feelings, and your knowledge " SOBEITSOBEITSO- it's fullest. Remember, today's receiving financial aid at this time, ESTATE MAJOR TO ATTEND. and still another denies its of self? Aren't you aware, Quite seriously, as is the case Hillel wants to join you* and who are interested in being -•••»••• - ; ;— Baruch Photo Contest existence? For example, in your cognitively, that the giving of such BEIT " I hear floating with other school clubs, we of Hillel in the cosmos Hoping to see you soon' considered for financial aid for the case, I suspect that certain "answers" implies that the giver are anxious for new members to Roseann Moskowitz Spr^TS73 Semester, please STUDENT DRAFT COUNSELING Theme - The Baruch environment processes in your mind arranged really "knows" what is best for scaling glass-eyed mountains get acquainted and for old mem­ the flow of your question and and grassy epitaphs. P.S. Watch for flyers and mailings report immediately te the ' ' • you? For example, in interpreting bers to acquaint them with what announcing events to come. rories - Include color and B & W comments so as to obscure the your question, I presented you with FinaanaJ Aid Office at the 24th DRAFT COUNSELING LIVES: following communication from Around in a circle under primitive SUect buDdmgf room 206. ROOM—387Ar-in—the STUDENT a range of nine alternative precision and simple. your awareness: "I am a young possibilities. At the present point in red sun '"''••ry' -' " ::" -—•- —— CENTER. adult who wants you to furnish FROM THE Bi time, do you think I "know" which dances children; jew-children •I'; Student Financial Aid checks TUE. 10-M & 12-3 Three entries per category direct answers for my mundane one or ones apply to you? Only you Thurs Dec 14 personal problems so I can cop out, and they're laughing; normany distributed on Thursday, WED. 10-2 & 3-4 know that. everyone. December 21 and Friday, THUR. 10-11 & 12-4 myself. Also, I'll let you be the December 22, will be given out on ipfn, 9-10^11-12 & 1-3 ~: -; object of my own sense of con­ Isabel A. Laskin Wednesday, December 20, at the COUNSELORS FOR AH photographs will be submitted Jan 2, 3 fusion and annoyance at myself." The answers to questions reflect 4- NEEDErA: So, let's get on with the solely the professional opinions of * 24th Street buSdnig (room 205) NEXT TERM, Dr. Bryan. Dr. Vincent Bryan is a Note: Submit all poetry and prose only. -• "' • Judging wffl be Jan 4. psychological problems. Have you declared war on maturity? member of the Counseling Staff of to Checks for students at the 50m _ . Reluctant to assert yourself? Baruch College. He is a qualified Noreen Balch, Literary Editor, Street Center, Swffi be distributed The Outdoor Camping Xflub is Afraid to grow up? Distrust your Freudian Psychoanalyst, a Cer­ Rm 307F (SO on Thursday, December 21, at the holding a very important meeting own mind? Dependent? Confused? tified Psychologist, and Staff Please put name and phone 50th Street Center only. for members on Thursday, Intimidated? Planning to become Psychologist in the Dept; of "_ T on ^v,-._-v. :"'. _ • ^W- Ct : ~% December 2L, 1972 at 12 in room Candidacy For Psychiatry, Roosevelt Hospital. submission. j -- .^ ^... . .r ._ -^y._ ~~~ ytS23e Werplajfc to drfiT* January BEWHE>IETHEACT»NIS! 26thattendanc. If yoeu aris e mandatoryan OCC manager. Mem­, 64 Are you interested in a bers who cannot attend should see GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE Mitch or Jon in 306B or they will be The Of Ticker INTERNSHIP as part of ybur dropped from the roster. We only The Italian & Dante Societys Baruch curriculum? A limited have four weeks left to C-day and I ! presents Tn*"*^ of vacancies remain in plans must be finalized. This Political Science 52. for the Spring cannot be put off. are now being accepted Semester. Undergraduates par­ presents ticipate in a New York City Mr. Takashi Tajima government agency while earning NEW BURSAR'S OFFICE HOURS 3 credits in political science at Baruch. Students are also eligible The Bursar's Office is now open Anyone interested in running for the for college work-study funding. for regular office transaction, from Japanese consul in Open to ALL majors who have had 8:30 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. from BENSO six credits in political science Monday through Thursday and isition, Kindly submit a sealed letter To inrlnding Political Science. 20. from 8:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. If interested,; see Fred Lane, Fridays. change of Economic and Department of Political Science, For payroll and Financial Aid Ticker Association, Box 9C Student Center playing at our Wednesday or Thursday, Dec. 13- transactions from 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 14 or Dec. 20-21. P.M. Monday through Friday. 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-V i. •••l f,m 1'W.V-V—^ mm£vjjjjM^Kk^^V-"-^ - -•?IK^ *"Eddie Brigati. Dino, six and played his first gig for and the strength to stay alive." The New York City Urban Corps lecture, panel discussion, open under a grant from ACTION'S hearing, debate, etc. Intern will Gene and Felix Cavaliere added- money with Booker T. Jones, an Philip Bailey, who was musical hold informal discussions with several new members an dJ cut a old grade school classmate.. He University Year For ACTION, is jazz-oriented album*~~~~, but Gen e wa" -s write-- s mos- t of.. the song. s for Earth_ , director for a gospel rock group, offering a college-credit program supervisors and faculty members unhappy with his own playing and Wind & Fire and believes their the Stbvall Sisters*; handles-vocals with a stipend of $2,000 a year for to review their learning ex­ the musical direction. While on spirituality is what makes them and percussion in Earth, Wind & eligible college students. "The periences. tour, he and Dmb had a long talk. unique. Fire. Educated in Colorado, Phil University Semester in the Urban Aware that too much emphasis The upshot was: "This dream is Jessica Cleaves, vocalist, got her won a musical award at 13 which Corps" will begin on February 1st has been placed on the ac­ over." The Rascals officially start with the Friends of Distinc­ made him consider music as a with M.A.S.H. (Mobilization for cumulation of theoretical disbanded. There was a brief rest tion. She has appeared with Lucille possible profession. Adolescent Student Health) con­ knowledge, leaving the student for Dino and Gene; then they Ball, Fhp Wilson, Bob Hope, Danny playeNineteen-year-olr Larry Dunhilld wa sKeyboar also bornd sisting of forty-six interns still to be virtually inept in dealing with the began putting Bulldog together. Hathaway and Jerry Butler, and and educated in Colorado, where selected. real problems facing the urban Dino sums up the new situation: although she limits herself to just his father got him interested in Assigned in pairs to various environment, Urban Corps "I love it. Ifs exciting—a great singing with Earth, Wind & Fire, music. Larry is concerned that the health centers, these interns will Director, Stanley Li tow, has change from what we've been she is proficient on piano, bass, group present an honest image to work under professional personnel helped to initiate M.A.S.H It will , _ dpjog. IT'S basic rarfr with a. jrery ^ guitar, drams, horns and most audiences because "people can tell and" will be responsible "for offer a viable alternative to the original feel to it. Jazz isn't out of percussion instruments. if you really mean what you're organizing health units. Func­ ordinary college curriculum." The my system. If time permits, I'd 'Becoming aware of who I was doing...Sometimes we'll begin as tioning as a base for teen health program offers the student a like to do some jazz dates. We did made things start tohappen for wind; evolve to earth and finally counselling, these units would be personalized field experience some things with Hubert Laws and me," says Verdine White, bass end up in a blaze of fire." responsible for coordinating which can enrigh his educational Alice Coltrane—that was a ball. player for the group. Verdine, who Reed man Ronald Wayne Laws "health assaults" with the development and add to its It's nice to play all kinds of things. has appeared with Isaac Hayes, rounds out this talented collection education divisions in surrounding significance, while awarding a full I don't want to Wmit myself. But Curtis Mayfield, War, and the with horn playing based on a wide high schools and in collaboration year's college credit with a sub­ this group: is the main interest." Dramatics also writes some tunes range of sound ranging from John with other teen health units. The stantial stipend to each intern. Gene Cornish comments: for Earth, Wind & Fire. "We don't Coltrane, Joe Henderson and "health assaults" would include Anyone interested in specific "Bulldog is a great group. I want describe our music, the audience Hubert Laws, Jr. to the ex­ discussions on birth control, details concerning M.A.S.H. is everybody in it to be known in­ does." perimental jazz machinations of veneral disease, nutrition, drug URGED to contact: dividually. Everyone in the group "Our music is earthy, danceable Weather Report, abuse, smoking and alcohol and has talent. It's the five of us and covers all aspects relevant to " Although they're an all-black other related subjects. Included in Mr. John Mattoon making . music and getting off the audience, ",/says drummer group, they don't find themselves the program will be a seminar Project Manager together." Ralph Randolph Johnson. Ralph is appealing to any one segment of series to be conducted by the University Year for ACTION The band appeared with Sly & a native Califlornian who became the population. "We're all Urban Corps which will concern Urban Corps - UYA the Family Stone at Madison interested in music as a profession brothers," says Maurice, "and the itself with the problems facing 250 Broadway Square Garden on Thanksgiving. when "things fell into place." Creator gave us our talent to play health services for teenagers. New York, New York 10007 Their first album on Decca is Guitarist Roland Bautista used for everyone." Seminars will take the form of or call: 566-0070; 566-3952 called, appropriately, Bulldog. EARTH, WIND * FIRE Earth, Wind 4fc Fire was cbn-~ ceived three years ago in Chicago Baruch Bowling Team In First by Maurice White. His musical desire was to put together a group With the Eastern Intercollegiate The week before on November league high 224-586 and Louie match did not count in the Eastern which could be comfortable within Bowling Conference season ap­ 19, Baruch started the second LaTorre hit for 222-605 to give Intercollegiate Bowling Con­ different musical idioms, i.e., proximately l/*3 completed, the EIBC position round in second Baruch its second highest game of ference standings as was done country, soul, jazz, rock, but could Baruch College Bowling Team place behind NYU-Heights but took the season and a 990-793 victory. solely as a goodwill gesture by the retain individualtiy within its rests in first place with a 46-10 all seven points by a 2884-2508 Baruch met Insurance on Baruch bowlers to help the music. record and a 5 game lead over margin and finished the day in first November 12, and could manage Brooklyn College team attain After putting together a band NYU-Heights and a 5% game lead place. Led by John Katsaros, who only a 5-2 victory over the fifteenth varsity status, something the with his brother, Verdine, and over NYU-Square. Baruch also shot the league high game in the place team. Baruch defeated Baruch team doesn't even have. recording two albums for Warner leads in team average (904.08), first game with a 244 and Louie Insurance by an unimpressive Although all of Baruch's bowlers Brothers, 'Maurice felt the high team series (2884) and in John LaTorre with a 203, Baruch won 2576-2390 margin. In the first game could not attend, the team made a direction of the music wasn't Katsaros (189.62) has the high easily 931-864. ^The second game no Baruch bowler could top 177, but decent showing by winning one of individual average, _ appeared to be a continuation of Baruch lucked out a 826-755 vie- three, games. Individually Louie reaching the ideals that beset out. i He assembled a new group-^the On November 26, Baruch met the-flrst^urBartkih o^jene^ op a lie toryl HiU Panoff shot a 230 in the LaTorr* * e was hig* • h" man wit" h a" 23S , musicians that currently make up Pace College for the first time pin lead by fiie fifth frame." The second game and along with a 195 189, 211-635, John Katsaros a 211- Earth, Wind & Fire. They recently since they were soundly defeated best NYU could do tas mamt^ from Nils Gumpel, Baruch won 554, Ray Hockstein a 190, 202 and recorded their first album for on the last week of the 1971-72 that difference as again Baruch 931-801. Insurance :ook the third Bram Friedman a 181, 180. Columbia called Last Days and season and deprived of the EIBC won easily 963-851. High shooters game 834-819. Tunes. championship. Although Baruch for Baruch in the second game Baruch College has also been Baruch's next EIBC match is on Maurice White, percussionist- bowled well enough to take all were Hill Panoff 204, Stu "Zoo" active in intramural bowling. On Sunday, December loth, 2 P.M. at vocalist, is an alumnus of the seven points, Pace managed to get Glazer 202 and John Katsaros 192- November 18, Baruch traveled to Bowlmor, when it goes against one Ramsey Lewis Trio. Bron hot and salvage' one game in the 608. The third game was another Gil Hodges Lanes in Brooklyn for a of the two representatives on NYU in series. In each of the first two runaway as Hill Panoff shot a match with Brooklyn College. This in the third EIBC position round. games, Baruch trailed in the early "WIHTttMSnVAL" frames but came back to win both. In the first game Baruch won 914- 843 with~high shooters being Hill Panoff 194 and Ray Hockstein 190. The Yiddish Society proudly NEW YEAR P«c 29-JM. 1 Hill Panoff 231-612, Ray Hockstein 196 and Louie LaTorre 190 led Olympic Baruch to a 944-887 second game 4 DAYS, 3 NIGHTS $59. victory. Despite, the efforts of INTEKSfSSJON 1973 Louie LaTorre 221-591 and Stu presents the most famous CONCORD Glazer 213 in the third game, Pace 3 DAYS, 2 NIGHTS $55. shot the high team game this COLLEGE WINTERFBTTVAL season and won 1027-959. Baruch (212) 569-1088 won total wood with its second highest series of the year (2817- Yiddish Films 2757).

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