Torch, 1973

its hard to believe that only three years ago this uni
versity was the strike centor of northern new york state

raffited pillars, a bombed-out flagroom, broken
‘nindows, and marches to the capitol, once immediate

changed since then . now we see students hit the
‘books hard and think about jobs and security... we soe
the pass yste that saved so many of us daring the
days after kent state revert to traditional grading

{See coeducational housing ona eampus that only ree
years ago, prohibited a guy without “escort” in a girs

dorm... we see use of "the evil weed" becoming as
‘common in the library as titzgerald and as popular In
the snack bar as submarines... we see girls replace

‘work shirts and worn jeans with tank tops and palazzo
pants we ses common a rapping an ad
ieee the popularity of erenk fade slong ith
vents such as homecoming and state fair. we 390
tnore and more empty beds on a campus which once
had to turn people away ... wo soe some firsts: a park
Ing strike and a female security officer
forevers: book lines, dinner lines, concert
trar lines, check cashing lines, bus lines ....we see some
of our favorite and most qualified teachers fied be
{ause they couldn't conquer that enemy called tenure
we $00 an outside, but stil not too often... we see
problems... we see hopes... we see stagnation ... we

fee change.» and we hope that In this tenth edition of
the torch we can help you remember somo of what you
saw at albany state, 197273,

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