Ithaca College Digital Commons @ IC The thI acan, 1974-75 The thI acan: 1970/71 to 1979/80 11-14-1974 The thI acan, 1974-11-14 The thI acan Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1974-75 Recommended Citation The thI acan, "The thI acan, 1974-11-14" (1974). The Ithacan, 1974-75. 12. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/ithacan_1974-75/12 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the The thI acan: 1970/71 to 1979/80 at Digital Commons @ IC. It has been accepted for inclusion in The thI acan, 1974-75 by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ IC. ,,~~.-.. _ ::,, -: ~~ '., -:,. ,• ·•.-- I, '"'- . ·:·:d··;:m·':·:.\· :_-:;,•,-.=~-n·::·-/ __ ·:;1 .. ~s-·:::<;t··:.-::,\\:a·· -~·<t/ ~,-- /o·,:,_~.. ,:n~ < -· ·- I • • • - ', - .., _• ,:. l"~ ~ .. ' ' < .- ~', :' • - ·:. - ·_ .· . ! . -. -__ .. - : . ·. - . ' A -· . - By Cindy Schwartz... researchin.g ·methods:' of roommates for a week, to begin realm of dormitory living rather the work of interested community spirit within his on Sunday, November 3. The beyond the limited facet-of a .students deciding on their own Can temporary cohabitation . dorm, such as getting to know lottery was· random, ·except for dorm solely as a place to live. as to their individual living in an Ithaca College dorm the people in the dorm better. the student's . preference in Anton's reason in starting this arrangements. Therefore - justifiably be compared to a His plan, introduced at a weekly wanting a male, female, or either temporary experiment was for Landon Hall was not looking fo; Harrad-type experiment? The. dorm meeting iour weeks ago 'is (no difference) roommate. Also, the purpose of the people inside administrative reaction to their experiment in Land6n Hall was known as SWAP, which stands the students could not stay on the dorm to know what's going program. ~ started as an attempt on the part for Switch With Another Person. the same wing, or with the same on. "We feel this is one of the Concensus Positive person. For both the malesand 'of forty students to get to know Anton feels that "It is ·a: gq_9d ·best ways to get people aware of The general concensus by each other better. It has turned - way for two wings to · get females, the preferences for the others. Every other person not those students involved into. an exaggerated __ . and together to know each other. By _opposite sex.or no difference ran invdlved is aware of the new concerning the first week's mfsrepresented story- that has .. switching roommates, we'd get close to fifty percent for both. people they are living with in the SW AP plan was positive, and last wing. The effect is widespread riled- up the ad111inistration and . to know each other better." Drawbacks Evident Sunday fifty interested students has even received attention from News_ of · his- plan spread- beyond those directly involved,'' There - were original and once again met to . select national news services. thoughout the dorm by way of Anton stated. evident drawbacks involved in roommates for a week through a L a n d on ·Ha 11, the the· dorm newspaper and by SW AP was not started as a this experiment, such as the fact lottery system. Living-Learning...doon was ..in the y,,ord-of,mouth.- The feedback point of reference for the whole that both roommates had to midst .. Q_f trying an experimentin . and- ·gener!11._react!9n by dqrm agree together to ~ither be campus, nor as a spark to get dorm living. Dave Anton, a Quad membeis. seemed positive, . and Complaint involved or not, and also that if other students involved. It was Advisor in the basement of that last week the plan was enacted. a commitment was made, it had started as a temporary exchange dorm ·was interested in On Halloween night; the or roommates, felt to be within Terminates dorm had a costume party, and to be st~ck with for the entire week. the scope of the Living-Leaming the forty stude~ts, · being the dorm. For that reason, this twenty four male and sixteen Dave Anton sees this Program experimental opportunity in program was not considered a females interested in the swap college or hou5ing· plan, but chose . in a lottery for. new living a way of expanding the By this point, the administration was aware of the Landon Hall experiment, as the , parent of a male student ) ! involved had called up ,Dean / Brown lo complain of the I ·1~I~~f:f:::fJ?~i,;~] ' -a , Life) lo a dorm meeting in ,, 1 C Landon Hall with the orders II 1 Published For .. The l.C. Commun ii B- l.C~ Si11de11/s . 'rr~~de~t fo~'er~:~~:nt < va:~ Campus Affairs) to terminate · 'ITH AC-A COLLEGE, ITHACA;NEW YORK 'NOVEMBER 14 1974 VOLUME 48/ ISSUE 12 the SWAP program. Anton felt ~- he was forced out of the picture, . due to threats made concerning his quad advisor's ·position pbssibly being at stake. Residents Meet Bombers. - . "Win. , ... .Lambert Bowl. Landon's residents involved ; .... ~ -.' ~·: .. f ··::._:'· '~ -·- . :_,.... ..-- ,:. · -in. SW AP had an organizational yards on the ground in the drive. ·meeting last Thursday the the coilege;~ i~otb~i ,program .. toti,tl points on th~ year, topping IC's offense also seemed to be·· outcome being that SW-A'P was By Dave Rives was reinstated in I 968. ·.iast year's record performance of tight, as the Tigers held them an individual program and the The ga!Jle iqcluded seyeral 254 points. · · -«haca College rolled up 564· without a first down during their decision to terminate it or not more smashed Bomber records, first two offensiye series. was an individual decision. yards . in total offense; and something that has been Scored With Each Ball cruised to its. ninth victory . of The Bombers finally got When questioned about the happening a lot this fall. Ithaca ,: untracked midway· in the first reasons for terminating the the. season in roqting t11e RIT The Bombers scored nearly has broken no fewer than 55 period: Quarterback J°erry Boyes experiment; the College and Tigers 68-17 up in Rochester. every time they had the ball, records during the course of the went to the air after seeing his i Housing speakers, including Don The win gave- the Bombers 1974 campaign. including a 3 5 point second ground game halted. Boyes Runyon, M.B. Jones, and Gus the second -perfect season in quarter outburst that gave IC a Fullback Dave Remick moved his offense 54 yards in Perialas seemed to stick with the their· history. Tile first one came became the first IC rusher to 42-3 half-time advantage. But it six plays, capping the drive with general statement of "No back in 1965 when they went was · RIT who surprisingly drew 1 gain over l ,Oo·o yards in one a 14 yard scoring strike to his ; comment". Anton, speaking on ·s-o under the.guidance of then first blood on a_ 21 yafd field season. Remick, who carried the tight end J.B. Little. Bud l his impression of why the school head c;oach, Di(?k Lyons. This ball l O times for l 02 yards on goal by kicker John Backus. Markowick kicked his first of felt the necessity to terminate year's 9-0 mark gave current After taking the opening -Saturday, ended the .regular, five extra points to make- it 7-3, the program deals with several -·head coach Jim Butterfield his season with 1,010 yards. kick-off, the Tigers drove all the and the ·Bombers went to work factors. Firstly, he believes that first perfect season as coach. way to Ithaca's five yard line: a. The Bombers also smashed from trrere. the school is worried about the · their single game scotjng rriark of The Tigers called upon th:; Following the kick-off, Tech possible psychological problems Clinched Lambert Bowl 58 points, set back in · 1959 strong running of running back moved to the IC 38 before .that might result from changing against Brandeis in a S8-8 John Humphrey, who set up (continue on page si':teen) roommates. Using the Judicial The victory also clinched the ttj.umph. IC ended up with 394 Backus' three-pointer, gaining 64 Lambert -Bowl for -IC. Coach (continued on page ,..,,-e/ve) Lyons undefeated 1965 squad finished third in the race for that trophy,· the symbol of · NCAA · Division 111· supremacy. By - rolling up 68 points, the IC se,niors premiere p lay Ithacans increased their chances for an appearance in the Division two authors of Foxcodd, a kind we've written," they what the author's "thought they Ill eastern s_emi-final J:>owl game By Cathy Lynch leading . to_ the championship two-act play currently being inform us. "It's based on the life put down." game, the . All?nzo· Sta~ B~wl, ·"It all started at an historical presented this week in the Main history of a boiled egg," Ted Enik and Rosser both felt to be. played m. Phonemx City, . antique · show where the ideas Theatre. The playwrights are says, smiling mysteriously. "But that it was their place only to Ted Enik and Kip Rosser,- two th,at's subtext," Kip elucidates. niake suggestions, which were Alabama on'd Dec.d 7.th f. go· t ·pu t on paper," so say the As.- Iops1 e as e ma1 score ·senior Drama majors who ha\'.e And then they both laugh. .(continued on page six) was, Butterfi~ld was not trying been writing plays together since Judging, from their manner, we to run it up.