Montclair State University Montclair State University Digital Commons The onM tclarion Student Newspapers 5-15-1975 The onM tclarion, May 15, 1975 The onM tclarion Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/montclarion Recommended Citation The onM tclarion, "The onM tclarion, May 15, 1975" (1975). The Montclarion. 273. https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/montclarion/273 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Newspapers at Montclair State University Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The onM tclarion by an authorized administrator of Montclair State University Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MONT CLARION Vol. 50, No. 15 Montclair State College, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043 Thurs., May 15,1975 Pushes Investigation By AnnKaren McLean to crime. to Menendez, only two of MSC's 15 administered to the men1 tomorrow. trained," stated Menendez. "I foresee — if we don't make our At the present time, MSC's campus policemen have completed Then, according to the vice- l' MENENDEZ STRESSED that the security force more efficient - MSC campus police have full arrest the requirements and training for this president, the men who pass the completion of the 280-hour training could have a serious security problem powers, are authorized to issue position. exam will be trained at a police program will qualify the men to carry in the future," stated SGA summonses for all traffic violations Calabrese conceded to the academy "as quickly as possible." guns, but that such action will not be president-elect Manny Menendez. both on and off campus in designated statement, but he strongly stipulated The SGA has become greatly taken "u n til all the possibilities of The newly-elected student leader areas (parts of Normal Ave., Upper that the remaining 13 officers were concerned about the training of these making the campus safe have been spoke following a second meeting of Mountain Ave., Valley Road and hired by the college as "temporary" "temporary" policemen, in view of exhausted." the SGA’s Security Investigation Clove Road) and have the right to campus police. These men have recent movements at neighboring "That would be the extreme," C o m m itte e (SIC) with MSC pursuit off-campus should a chase received what Calabrese considers colleges to arm campus police with stated Menendez, who is ready with a vice-president of administration and occur. excellent "on the job" training from guns; the possibility that such a host of suggestions to tighten campus finance Vincent B. Calabrese. Both Menendez and Calabrese MSC director of security James measure may become necessary at security. The president-elect is in MENENDEZ EXPLAINED that have acknowledged the increase in Lockhart and his sergeants. MSC has further excited the concern , favor of placing a second security the meeting was designed to petition crime such as homicide, assault and CALABRESE EXPLAINED that of Menendez for competent police shack either near Bohn Hall or at the the college for specific, written data theft on college campuses throughout the temporary policemen cannot be training. Clove Road entrance to campus. He and to inform the administration that the country; in light of recent such sent for training before they have "I am totally, adamantly opposed also favors the placement of "the SGA wants to know what the occurrences on MSC's campus, taken and passed the required Civil to the use of firearms by our campus emergency call boxes in the dorms college has done to make the campus Menendez believes that students Service examination; that test will be police until they have been properly and in isolated places on campus. more secure." should realize that MSC is not According to Calabrese, the immune to crimes of this type. Elections Flop campus has 15 men designated as MENENDEZ, WHO is chairman "campus police," and an additional o f th e Security Investigation 17 men who are campus security Committee, explained that Chapter To Restructure SCPB guards. Following the first security 211 of the New Jersey Public Law By Irene McKnight evaluation meeting, Calabrese authorized the appointment of police Elections for the Student Center Policy Board (SCPB), input and advice which the committee was formed to asserted that: officers by educational institutions; which were originally scheduled for May 15 and 16, will give, will allow for an Increase in power. "The campus security carries no on May 23, 1973, the MSC Board of be postponed until September due to a lack of student Presently, the SCPB channels its complaints through protective equipment of any kind. Trustees adopted a resolution to interest in signing up for candidacies. the Student Center director. Under the new plan, The members of the police force institute such a police force on the The SCPB, which is a 13 member committee, will be suggestions for improvement will be forwarded directly to carry billy sticks only. They are not campus. reduced to five members for the summer months. The the department to which they apply. at the present time authorized to According to the Public Laws summer is also the time when Manny Menendez, SGA MENENDEZ ALSO hopes to place the SCPB under carry firearms." Act, which was passed on Oct. 8, president-elect, hopes to restructure the SCPB. the jurisdiction of the SGA. He plans to staff the new STUDENTS AT MSC became 1970, the appointment of such a ACCORDING TO Menendez, the first step in the advisory board with members of the Class One alarmed when the college acquired campus policeman is subject to his restructuring will be a change in name. Menendez noted organizations, representatives from the SGA, members of two official police cars complete with meeting of certain physical and that the new name, Student Center Advisory Board, will the graduate division and members of the general student flashing lights and sirens. Menendez psychological requirements, and to describe the function of the SCPB more accurately. population. Menendez noted that the representatives defended the presence of squad cars his completion of 280 hours of Clifford Mitchem, SCPB chairman, said that the could be elected or appointed by the SGA, although on campus as possible "deterrents" mandatory police training. According restructuring, which is based on an increase in student "elections would be better." MONTCLARION/John Scruggs SPRING CAPERS: Spring has brought us warm weather within the past week and warm weather has brought us a myriad o f activities on that most versatile o f sites, the Student Center mail. For example, the Contemporary Gospel Ensemble Iabove) entertained at a noontime concert last Thursday. On Tuesday an unidentified giant boot (actually two students in a cumbersome disguise) bussed students Iabove right). Of course, nothing beats the area for Just plain MONTCLARION/Blalse DIFedel« siftin' or lyin' on the grass (below right). -í. MONTOLA RION/Thurs., May 15. 1975 NJEA Hails Decision TODAY, THURS., MAY 15 To Reinstate Prof WORKSHOP. "A Smorgasbord of Ideas" sponsored by the National School Public Relations Association. Student Center ballrooms B and C, 9 am. By Frances Fleischer another of their employees without EXHIBIT. "Making Money at A rt." Gallery One, Life Hall. Monday Public employers can no longer any personal consequences." through Friday, 9 am-5 pm. Free. violate the constitutional rights of Endress was supported financially COURSE INFORMATION BOOKLETS. Compiled and sponsored by SGA. their employees with impunity, in her court action by the NJEA, the Available for viewing today and tomorrow. Center lobby, 10 am-4 pm. according to a New Jersey Superior National Education Association and 12« MONROE STREET Sprague Library, regular hours. Court decision of April 30. The the Brookdale Faculty Association. PASSAIC. NEW JERSEY RING MEASUREMENTS. Sponsored by the ring committee. Center decision has been hailed by the New She also received moral support from MAY IT AT SPM lobby, 10 am-2 pm. Jersey Education Association (NJEA) the area chapter of the National MEETING. Featuring representatives of the League of Women Voters, as "the end to abuses of teacher Organization of Women (NOW). sponsored by the home economics department. Finley Hall room 113, 1 rights." uptrat retaría i pm. Free. The case involved Patricia FEATURING MEETING. Alpha Kappa Psi general membership. Center fourth floor Endress, a journalism professor at 0ZRRK meeting rooms, 7 pm. Brookdale Community College. RECEPTION. Sponsored by the Alumni Association. Center ballrooms, 7 Endress was fired after an editorial m OIIIITNM pm-11 pm. she wrote in the student newspaper /nisiate DRREDEVILS CONCERT. Featuring the MSC College Choir, sponsored by the Music and had charged a high college official BREUIER ft 5HIPIEV Arts Organizations Commission (MAOC). Memorial Auditorium, 8 pm. with conflict of interest. Free. JUDGE MERRITT Lane ruled in STRIIHV BR0WR Endress's favor and restored her to GROUP her job, in addition to awarding her SPECIAL GUEST STAR FRI., MAY 16 damages, legal fees and back pay in EHIHIV LOU End of day undergraduate and evening undergraduate and graduate classes. excess of $104,000. $70,000 of this REGISTRATION FORMS DUE. For full-time undergraduate students award consisted of punitive damages, ALL TICKETS ONLY »4 50 registering for the fall semester. Submit completed forms to the Registrar's GENERAL ADMISSION which were assessed equally against office. the college President and six RING MEASUREMENTS. Sponsored by the ring committee. Center MAY 19 AT 7PM ANO 10PM members of the college's Board of 239-9555 lobby, 10 am-2 pm. Trustees. ERGIES CONFERENCE. Featuring performances by the Contemporary Gospel 60 P0MPT0N AVF. VERONA In his decision. Judge Lane said, SPECIAL GUEST STAR Ensemble. Sponsored by the People United to Save Humanity (PUSH). Allstate Insurance Companies "Comments by teachers on matters Center ballrooms, 8 pm.