STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, JANU. , Nuclear Physics Expert
cations A Peaceful Protest
College Calendar Communications Wednesday night we witnessed (and participated in Lectu res In Page Today
To the Editor: We eT eH aiwacliege The siudent Wy or Lay Dr. Ralph E. Lapp, an internationally known scientist,
saad i Two weeks from now will be @ Coltege News have supported unanimously tl: alien will speak today on “The New Force” at 1 p.m. in Page
7:30 p.m IFG film, “Dairy of Anne Frank” ... ... D 349 time of gaiety, frivolity and empty Senate protesting tuition. It’s three days later how | of Hall. He is being sponsored by the Science Colloquim. Dr.
f: and Lapp is a prominent author and a consultant to industry
9:00 p.m, APA Formal Rush Party . Inn Towne Motel dormitories. As we face the cer- 4 = § ere a
tainty of an enforced vacation, 1 the issues have been thoroughly discussed, the plans of on the applications of modern science
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 think it well to discuss the removal Dick Kelly’s committee are known, and the threats of ting f 4 =/8 (17 Prominent Scientific Advisor
V. Wrestling: Oneonta, away and its implications. Having left exams begin to inighien be ane erottonal exaltation off a He is regarded as an expert on nuclear weapons and
° o: 6 ; os a scant weck ago, we oS 5 “an wo ral j 9 % y pee i -
F. Wrestling: OCCC, home ur homes a seant weck ago, we the last Senate meeting belongs to the past. Can wo req a radioactive fallout. A nuclear physicist during World War
Basketball Siena, home saw our beloved parents, had create it without resorting to the violence wit} which “ RRA a GASAG: ADIT TAnG.
SUB Basketball Dance our usual fights with them, deplet- mass student demonstrations are usually assorted nt \ 4 a jee Dr ope naa Setvacd thy we pie : ea beer tas nn
SUNDAY, JANUARY 14 ed their food supplies and The editorial staff of the News wholeheartedly sips _— — i on 1D ma — ae et : lootense be art 7
tL : rocketed their telephone bills. If rts the plans Senate has initiated for a de: eed arch and Development Board of the Defense Departmen
2:00-10:00 p.m. Study Room open Bru Private Dining Room these vacations persist we might PONS pens tol. Responsible tn tation 7 ALBANY, NEW YORK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1962 VOL NEVI Noo 1 At present, he is Secretary-Treasurer of Quadri Science
and lobbying at the Capitol. Responsible people ary ig Incorporated, a firm producing. developing, fostering, and
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MONDAY, JANUARY 29 commit the unpardona Stee J eg ae ‘eek ; 3 r
a iin appreciating our parents. charge of the protest action and we are convincid that —— — lavilitating scientific inventions and research projects, and
Registration for new students a F they will do their utmost to influence the [4 i £ 2 | ‘ Narain a 4
an 5 rooms have bee ) ; ‘ alt Sat d hen eneourayiny and supervis
6:30 p.m Assemble for picket Dorm Bu site pata ase ast een nd tHe public. But they can’t produce an effect ‘ Why Did atur ay Review Senate Slates | hee: ravi al application. This is
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mopped and cleaned,”” say the .
ne Primer Scene neat The few businesses ever cre
TUESDAY, JANUARY 30 many who either don't have igustawian without the rational support of the whol >) Fa
200 a slieeey Fe Rae homes. the money to take them dent body. 5 | O S C ll | P sivd aml contgaiel lestay webelon
8:00 a.m, Classes resume Pane re asa cake eh We ieuiiéet, jilead, demani hell. aii an . elect Our State College: | Flection Dates
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3 the hearth. What then is the ex- the demonstration Monday night, and that you c 1! The general reaction has been varied towards David
Basketball Utica, home cuse heard for our departure? The orderly fashion. This is one of the very few mea vy Boroft’s article in the Saturday Review, “Albany State: A ed IM WHEELER sales
exeuse given by many is that we can take which may be effective in preventing tires |. Teacher's College In Transition ~ Many are asking ques i eet Recovers \nidrew 5) Dr Lapp ts considered a pioneer
1 ohaughi + Primer aula
printer today he ready in
Roll In Fallout Issue
isk hosimplityine comples. technical
are sedly t nature — to ‘ mi ici j mart *
iy it. Mbany for four conseey., cause it will be publicized and it may increase ti tions “Why did Boroff select Albany State tor his articles? i i
“ ba ae 7 assem tab stave 4 anonth: problems tor day discussion He is
Fe homeschool dave. Iwe are at, put on legislators by their voters. If we combine this wins ‘When did he visit and how how Jong did he stay to inter ’ a
CHLINEH - lowed to stay there is no telling letters of protest to legislators from parents ind | ! view the students and facult Which students and face i a nae uty wage money tar the ke Ms vaited seth plasime a large role
what havoe will be wrought, Hun. of Us who can vote, our objections could be con ulty did he intervie Also. “What busisalid, Boratt hase if lating tihediohd cree, 0 mud the: mawwanse wll Ppuihecontuahtenment af the fall
dreds of people peacefully sleep» demonstration will be publicized; so we must | a for the opinions which he expressed so lavishly! Cont otana prea ak or hal rasan aire sustain teeta
ing, recouperating from ab pressive number of students at the Capitol, ar 1 t We began searching for the answers. We received then san Lats a ee Ae it , vabitletoral rhe Voyage
of exams is indeed a frightening behave as responsible citizens from President Evan R. Collins, Mr Carrino, Assistant to sin taliciamaenieaaid Sit i Sie a F the Lucky Dragan, a hioak abut
pictture of destruction and maleve: pw the President, and the students who voieed ther opmion Purine (ieee roparts, It ie na
the student Cheeker aNes. fishetinan expose
“A man builds a fine house; and now he has a mester, and a
task for life; he is to furnish, wateh, show it, and keep it in
repair the rest of his days ; Ke inet i enue
Le Ne TASTATDL SW: mores ence. Following this logie, it would oe as atiatmend thal
a __ERIENDSHIP—Ralph waldo Emerson AUUHCAUIEAL Ur Meee at cetia -- in the Knickerbocker News : oe : \ corte) ett
HOME AGAIN, HOME AGAIN How And Why LESS EST SE ae: eh sti
cencerning tuition sas discavered submitted tor the Spring iss
fornis ever cekend for fea if
We guess the Ace up the sleeves and the proverhial sure-fonted ectccnag ene Lor fear » Fall of 1960, Dr. Paul Woodermy. Editor or thi
truction As we haven't been xam schedule In the Fall ' invalid Senater Dick Kelly, Cease artienlation the
nothe Dae
Author OF Nine Books
Tortoise have as usual come through with fine colors, After two your:
fe ea t SEES thrown out every weekend, we have Education Supplement of the Sat
without a place to hang the crew hat, State's Lucky Sons have been jut destrused. onenahe he Naran - ie ima iS eee [Seesidaht eater talhar \ssemblyman
able to acco! sh this feat and rege e home tha once G 5 ie ais : ‘or Fi ; . a wy Can doMr Stale and Henderson i Steuben Counts ‘ ee ee 7. Man
able to accomplish this feat and regain the home that wes once taken theaction. Then why is it thousht Schedule For Final Examinations — January [40 Collins He was planning a series Mr Carrio. and) My Hes and Henderson a Speaking of muste when ar }owhieh total nines is) Man- and
from them. We congratulate the fraternity, those members of the that any destruction will take acher preparatory Mr. Collins at the Enelieh depart teported: thi Staite LOMSTAO eine ta hast thie Peimerstyan space: The Newt Decade, pub
administration who aided them, and anyone else who assistance pine F fre ii ania ay? Is it Monday, January 15 oC Hpi a me Te iain the ment had not ‘ semie of the Te tay some consideration far the Lshed bs Harper's in 196h This is
in making this long-awaited dream » true y again, home Plice from Janu 2 3 nl oon schools. and wished to begin the SD abumpneninaene Gl \ \ Te teenie fie enuue
: Hed dream come true. Home again. home jeeyuse the moun will pass through 9 AML! Lat 2, La 220, Bu 3A, Ed 213A. Lay series with Albany State because One vood thing has restited fray BEES MW the p vill ray, Mbeloedyot arfidheiig ‘Tie: ak [on st Crit ew ei thes TTS gate
AIN a certain phase” Are we in col Ma 25, Ma 26, Ma 27, ES 4, Gy 204. PS 7) it was the ‘best’ and because Wt the Saturday Review article Bor WMS Student Assocation 6dr. insure ante Primer iulletin program written in terms that the
LLAUiMOniGtty I ’ é s B21 C4 ’ up a nes poll to be presented W iced by the Coop When nice layman ean understand. While he
ut Loudonville |! ;
ae lege as mature people. or are we 12 M La 9, Ma 24, Ru 1, Sp 103, Bi 21. Ci f was typical of the type of insti off stated that there was little cn {1 A! sate sudente cin (hi) eur ne CE tie ee ele ce tne, Mest her
q occupants of a massive play-pen? Bu 208 tutons which were to be covered operation between the collese and MMAR Stale Students tt CE TT ee eecitey Ui
Paul & ‘eg OS i He ; ‘ieele rile stawn af Alba ‘ Cot fttures: white Hear ene Pll be there in time 1 cars, the bouk alsa specula
sometimes docs not represent its people as well as Senate did this Paul Batsha, "63. 3 P.M.: Hu 123, Bu 15A, En 19, Pl 100, Ch J Buroff was selected to write many the tuwn of Albany [1 vot cdersaint Wall tent, WH sMNTIMCE a | mit ES UE Space’ travel and contmunications
past Wednesday night. Senate's action was the only one it could have of the articles because he had pre- jing recently received HLWiays sit it
on : I Ti ante: thy Stale Lut sluturd : beyond our social system, Man
taken. If Senate did not support the student body in their fight against To the soroities and fraternities Tuesday, January 16 B= viously heen an English teacher. from the Albany Chapter af the eins giitids far a statewide pull OteLinaility is. ital thy (arte and Space purports the belief that
tuition, then the Senate might as well have dissolved itself, Now it of State College: 9 AM.: Cl 10, Bu 125, Ed 301A, En 121. Sh Tee SVAGn a: Haakon Coleeemamny: avincneah Heitsins A caimitier Was formed to pr the space prograts, unlike the US
is the turn of you, the student body to support your Senate. The Senate In the last few days, a furor has Mu 51, Bi 210, Ch 140, Ch 230. Hy f uses, and had written articles about pyar fr Callin pare the new poll tor Albany State even thoush the first issue oh the ionic program, will demand
is as strong as the trust placed in it by the students been raised over a proposed 12 M Bu 245, Ed 20, Ed 114B, Ed 114k 1! aoerianst Erinveton Because we feel that hath Sena Primer all be aut in bar weeks despread understanding and
Ss change in the format of the Ped Sh 269, Li 222, Ma 221. Ma 329. Fr 21 _ When Puralinr-anel the allslisttiout All lie sta fs ar cep aN Tee eee ets suppurt.”” Other writ
is really going ty be fun seeing all Cr) our friends when we zo agouge — — using group shots in BY 4. an wma era ne ee ia Horoff didn't arrive at State une is canoes ape aeivitid tind Wave “na, ain we material for the Sprint Iles io include articles on. space sci
hone the 25th. Thursday is a good nizht for nothingness. If we pay. stead ol compusile pictures, Many 3i 313, Ch 21, Gy 214 til May of 1961 an the last day Ot et cad anemaficunt servic Such will appear in ede May i and exploration effects: af mu
S315 for Room and Board, SUCA should provide us with $15 worth of people have wondered why the Wednesday, January 17 classes and the first day of exams“! tl Taaniaity ak Albis Iii Fo faciiiiate the manner ot con eee ins. Hazards of Radio
Room and Board, Next year we suggest that the printer sf our con. chanse was made: this letter will DOSY: MAMUBLY Student Association was asked to, —— # ChaereG RAM Bu Student Government Elections tribution we've erected ie Wax can ay ands, eivil defense, (nu
tracts makes sure that the printing press he uses is no! sub-miero. attempt to answer your questions, 9 A-M 3u 1, En 38, En 215A, Sh 4, Sp 37. P! | I provide students with whom he van itl ty weal like to Me bulletin beard near the Cao, ce yest paheye und seeboey: An
scopic, We are very happy that the udministration was able to find One of the main reasons we have 12 M Bu 2B, Bu 15B, Ma 111, Sp 9, In could chat, Since he arrived ata OT" uv vin “its i hy David
some last sear but dacs @ break inean we have w go “broke? Re: developed this idea isto permit 3PM: Bu 11, Sh 260, Li 118) Mi tla. ha very inopportune time, this proved [M6 ie TNeNeN
member, girls, don’t wander around. Albany the incoming pledge classes tw be Cifficult. However, Boroff talked to 2aret tM BAe
' he datest af Dr Lapp's works
pared essays whieh wer
prefer assimilation
t the fents The members are
WN tors Rey Snapp 6s. Labhy Stroud
{ Marlee Sorenson Suphn
detain a
he times and a siting
fils portant
February 7. Preference
also be filled out by
Hiltons at th
delivered by any means
er thuiks expedient There Space Science: Speelalist
Christmas comes but once a year and so does pledging for ortty and fraternity member 9 AM Ed 229, Sh 6% : oa ‘\ “ned » Wedne
) sledying fo Q ra f embers ¢ I Ed 229, Sh 63, Li 100. § ‘ Senate and others who happened | declinations will conclude Wednes : sfense
fraternities, Somehow it seems very odd that certain members can't Would enjoy having their pictures H.E 3i 124 ite ae tw be available a ' hive Fe Ne ae eRe air " ie Bids gia
7 31 124, EB wT Late 1 dat dene matters. Dr Lapp regan rae
people, We suppose freshman, too, appreciate reeeivine Christmas Col eareer Also, for those who
gifts—-and a fraternity composite is Somethin most rushes could shy ter ation ireshman year, this Li 320, Ma 228, Fr 203, Sp 110, Bu | nial science and cilucation class MS atlears ell Mines te amany 8 there: will be an election fie rays wat the University
but isn't it also necessary for the brothers to et to know the freshinan, 64 bY those vou leave: behind Friday, January 19
: 7 ace eave nd he satin on those classe Witenes for an office will be available wai
Ls, 1 pre fl . § 3 3 ed 8 2K \ 7 ste onin vi vapeur Re Hadlta!
SAY “CHEESE Inj hooks. the only space 92 A.M. Bue 109. 300, Rd 319, 1 ah wed etn vie Veen t tt ay é i ahal ueanbers all ilies stilt Dippikill Weekend hor
fitch we wall aceept main
LO! THE AN CAME UPON TIM included. We felt that mest sor. Thursday, January 18 a few students from Myskania, 4" ad veer thors clectwais Naminatins, and ae 1 RIC LESL RUAN HMNRSatengeT ws Full
be satisfied with rushing in conventional means employed by most in the searbouk for. ther entire 12 Bu 120, Bu 318, Ed 260, En 23. En Who lh vit all part in come hanks must vein dence as his field of specializa
Roroff requested to visi! English nee this date, Thursday evening, Feb Frat Theaiitl hts daeioridie tespurelt
flpng ie feesiman is Gt ihe rakes any cl wat tat sue ab mae Famatancen ater on Ma tate oth at a Maa mean SHUCents £0 Attend i iiracs"atre te cat
this past Sunday tu gurls were crowded inty Pase Hell and wan fet candids sor at the very bat 4 228, Ma 30, Ma 127, ES 5, PI Wotalked ta the protessars. « ie or Vasnt badly may present to the nominees
i q ave stemed ay
td and waited and waited The word at first way TM ob the pase With Hes 208 st s SHON nior ass
rile as 2 1 , Se 4 Wie Pine : ; any questions they may have. On ey GaN Cl
ih . News | ! rilis ind Monday, '! ides Stan TEED unl
cheese’ bat later i) turned ta linberser ‘The Commonters are lib joe anda hall is lett 12M 21 Kd 1488, Fr 109) Py When the Knickerbocker Priday, Saturday
rit bt sa prowressively we say doen't change only for the ro ie ul f ts which cach 3 PMO En 1. Bn 16, En 106, Br aa Series of his articles in dar eo Vets Pebriany 4 100 12, the student body ane a
sake of a chang coup ubmut trom ther own y ud : we the pre ' : ait dears; un NETL chai peed ely
: ie Rica . ary, Students whe were nol p I vote for their student leader ; 7 Ochna ws | F
> OF THE WEEK Hes its abel is teas pictures which Saturday, dauiniery. 20 paring fur exams were asked te ‘ , vi The Feaults of the elections will nat uel shat ! ans uture
Ler each become all he capable of PAYING" Our pholoerapher will take at cae
i hutse. ‘those Feadinn Hic 7 Noo mM Bu ly, eng no oP press their opines “They pre Serv Hee he known until Inauguration: Day smssshve fh oun
‘ i ‘ ‘ Siset Saturday, Bebruary The inau wtents wha desire mtn eau
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book will be able to yet a soo ade 3PM tk 5 ‘
H n faded kl. Bu ation proceedings will be held she hpoon Saturday el Me
STATE COLLEGE NEWS ui) sorry. stil: WARS mi AD We : ; vile ile uf a
1% GE Fae 1 Yo dite in Monday, January Music Council - in Pace Hall, beginning at ane ; rally xg alee : iar Week ¢ " fee weit
Nhe third reason for imatins thy 9 A.M Lit 103, La 280 Kd LidML. ae vvaundd " afar, hetael . hae eb oD a ea
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BY THE CLASS OF Jo18 Vioseat part at the Pedaserue. hy aL, GAATR ; ts oe Laas OP nl Train fimattes of Rev Ye Pla RSE Ba ‘ inaneaanted iy vot fab ate) continge: ant
Neves. taust anetude anilividlual ps iv 316, Ty 130 On Wednesday, February 7.1 Crass are contributing their pte 9) a hun a ae lea le hermal dance att
a Rd 14M, Ph lou, Gy 4 Husie Couneal will present past yo ona te help all at the vurt A yaee
pietares in bare sections (senior
La VA, Bu 2.0, Bu sai, bi sid Reveridge Webster, when the NeW food cpus sereiees ch there tran
Vol SEMI January 161 ay) onwraries. tavulis: ten fre oe |
nytt svat ey ioe anges eT TRYOUTS Ge tho anol pariy il
la ate deachy: snyli ahi Ry aE 3 id
re 5 i ; _ : ! i Heh more interestin Rus Sp lisa, vi V York Times has termed oa super iy. pracean
yitibsned ' Ae Caco New. | Aaa a 6 vary the format by sine ,
i i ‘ diits: wie 7" : "a oe " rion rst as well as a superb ia 1 1, He tele Ri,
Ser possible In faek oar was Kaen in Tatars « ris hein presented al J caultielt — Santts
YE WS HOME Hits ealleses follaw th y i, Webster was born in V1 ' erchbor ny Tha ty were Ment " ; oe Cae aes anu
iss 2 Mu ‘ 41908) When he was very Sout) benraary bib aver ues Babureleh and t D i Bob Stembauer, ban hooWniehts Saturday
Pind workers i rs that tryouts for the a uv i
' ecommendation nounces thi exetine spragtane wall be fegh
eee tate eee rininn ter whic Stile College Kevue, KISS ME Soe eae a ude
aoe enn meet. KALE, will be held on Febru Se i ee ER een
Pybus tly a and in Page Mall and ee aA teglcans sid
Tobruary 7 in Dat at 0 , fue (eutired on Sunt
weekend Mr and Ve
will climan tts
edt tor Sunday after
Puesday, January
plan wath wa creat deal
Heal ot satistiae Ms music teachers discovered Mal trai, ited Cre
Hon both to the Gre
Yearbook stall reeks and to the h 4 ‘ } . : iif SM SHAG EP a
WPS s tht reading iabailit and TAKE Oy gnters under the specitie diver My shania
con 4 fies ‘ s Callese Baculty yas presented to Senate
Bu BB ' yboard facility ton af the Slate Cal D ;
Ma 208 os 1 4) iH min 4 When he was Li, dus famuly im Tye tard ot Directors af he guy the crater of Moon
> own arransemead Hy Tal, : ae" Fee Ena eee ee ee eT eee carat Can liye my. (IGM, TOES. year’s esfirinantty
; pictures y 2dt . me the first Cross is well aware thal Vyskamia suggested: th ‘culace an sini @
HOW! ue tk INE sper eee Hy Isidor Phillip. He beca erian Hed Nal Mysh RCD UA a MIE LUI Vpril 2, 1
ust: Séuup, shite aie The Deda curiched the phasis for consideration: te was ei cacaaniey metas euiny weell
eee on speaking ability and contribu Assan Joleresteifiiai (HE ‘pa aoe tiie ats Gann Sutil BAO
para 1 4
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ede he, Ba Brod, fr 2, Fr 3, Ge 10, Mu played a series uf New York reet jy 4 Airy -ae Zonmllleh Mi grrenecsive NS i
recognition The Ty . he State weoan sale in the Peristyles
We tebe Heat all misunderstand 12M CL. 135. Gk 203. Lia 1B. Ar: ; tals with programs ranging {OM \uhers of the State College Com Speaker should have made consid rector and pianist tor the
nee . ‘ P16, and February
bo adtlbel reel atte be tbe aigied Newer Mes have been cleared College Revue should contact on February 1216, an )
4 } ho. Tesponslbility Pp Thi is Ed 318, Ma 28, Ge 1 Bach and Beethoven te Bartok and gyagity as uur xed nenshbers erable contributions i. Stat Kathy Glass, '63, via student 12s) trom Yen to 3 pm each
‘ ci | sincerels Jee without excesst
sin ea i ite : an experiment and
exiteonteten ity tl and it depen ; ; Hable
— que ' wail before Friday, February Bats will be available dur
Hien Thursday, January 25 Ss. Vint Van 1 and have the wecessary
eobetlly tellecle its viedo YOUr co operation for its the first week tor Juniors only
Marty Golensky 9AM . : ‘ ability 7
Pedagogue a MC , Bu BA, En 3B Chapter Chairmay
\s far as compasitars. are
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un entirely Wednesday, January 24 American to win first prize 1 are Colles his a
operatio % ye i a Ae YE A plano at the Paris Conservatoire oa anty through service ter alle
pertion and will aot he 9 AM Bu, Bd 114Gs, Bd 261 Nd 3030 Bu During the past year Webster a neies as and we are proud (ens
recoumition
speahin
ae This Week's Acting Editor
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Ge 103, Bi 20 Hy 120
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1962
STATE COLLEGE NEWS. FRIDAY
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Sick, Sick, Sick
With the second semester underway illness is not a
very pleasant topic with which to concern ourselves; but
whether we like it or not, it surrounds us. The sad part
about possessing some of the current diseases is the fact
that they are not likely to remain our own for long. It
certainly should be evident that State College needs an
infirmary.
If one becomes ill in a dormitory or group house, his
only recourse is to visit the school medical office for treat-
ment, except in serious cases when a doctor is asked to
visit the student. Though every attempt is made in a
tormitory to aid a student suffering from an illness, dorm-
itory life is hardly conducive to convalescing. Very little
sonsideration can be given to provide a special and appetiz-
ing diet for a sick person, and often the usual noise and
clamor of group living proves trying when one attompts
fo gain extra rest needed for recovery. Crowded living
quarters also contribute to the spread of any current
epidemic, and students left by themselves to treat their
ailments are often guilty of total neglect
Most substantial colleges and universities have in-
«dirmaries where special care can be given to those who are
ill. Surely a college with an enrollment the size of ours
could make provisions for such a service. The new campus
provides an infirmary, and we are glad to see that the
planners have realized such a need, but what are we to do
in the meantime? A problem of adequate and proper
facilities a serious one, but a small sacrifice for health
standards is certainly better than sacrificing the health of
the entire student body
ALE. D.
Commercial
And now we pause for a brief message from our spon-
sors .. . Editors and reporters of all talents and interests
come, stay briefly and pass away only to be remembered
on yellowed mastheads, but the News has been published
regularly for the last forty-six year The existence of
the News depends upon the voluntary assistance of stu-
dents. In this first issue of the semester we are asking
for your support
What are the advantages of our product? Of course
there is the oft-stated satisfaction of doing “good works.”
Another advantage is “on the job training.” No experi-
ence is needed. All we require is an interest in journalism
and the will to work. As you probably know, many young
teachers are asked to “advise” their high school paper.
Having had training in journalism is an aid in the honored
art of job-finding,
IY you would like to help us with the News,
come to the Publication Office in
and or Wednesday night
only too glad to show
gether,
please
Brubacher on Tuesday
Members of the staff will be
you how the newspaper is put to-
Remember, the News needs YOUt
L. P. W.
STATE COLLEGE NEWS
ESTABLISHED MAY 1916
BY THE CLASS OF 1918
February 2, 1962
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Focus
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By BEVERLY HOESTERY
“I like to teach swimming, soft-
ball, and tennis, but I like to teach
people hest."" Miss Marion Huxley,
a member of the physical educa-
tion department, and an advisor to
WAA, often conveys this feeling to
her students.
Miss Huxley's teaching career
did not begin in 1959 when she first
came to State. She began teaching
ata Texas high school, after com-
pleting undergraduate study at
The University of Texas. She re
ceived her M.S. degree at Louisi
ana Stale University where she
taught for two years. She then
went on to teach at Arkansas State
University and Corpus Christi Uni
versity
In the three years she has spent
here, Miss Huxley has seen an im
provement in the percentage of
participation in) our intramural
program
Miss Huxley adds a likeable per-
sonality to her teaching, admits
that procrastination could be her
favorite hobby, and suggests that
she is not a typical prof. She en-
joys sitting and talking with her
students, sometimes over a cup of
coffee. The discussion might range
from the previous night's intra-
murals to music, photography,
that tough history course" or the
biggest” state in the Union—Tex
as, But she admits with some hesi
tation that Texas is not the best
place to gather the cypress knees
which she boils, sands, and fin
ishes into beautiful lamps and cof-
fee tables. These she has collect
ed from the Bayous in Louisiana,
where the summers are much too
long and hot
Miss Huxley likes the Kast, es-
pecially its variety of seasons and
its variety of trees. As she puts it,
“Is purty!" She also enjoys
reading, music, and obviously,
teaching, Physical education, Tex
as, Miss Huxley, and her students
are almost inseparable
NEWS To Hold
A Cartoon Contest
Fame and acclaim beekon to all
Slate College students. You see
we of the State College News. arc
having a contest! ‘There will be
no grand cash award, pad vaca
Uion or oil well in Texas for a prize
but the winner will win 1) square
Inches of news space per week
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test will provide the News with
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antl Mr Sehulta returns avai
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Humph! An Absurd Old Statue!
Comman-S& Later
Grades really don’t mean anything
learning that is important State
Wis what
Faculty
4 GOOD TIME WAS HAD
It seems of date that the student amon snack bar and
have both been well frequented, It could be that no one
found it possible to get their minds back on studyins
Maybe warnings came out in the middle of the semester
sound of the quality point averages at the end of the
were quite a few warning grades aiven as final marks
BEHIND THE SCE
To date, all the work that has been done on the forth
weekend has been done in the ba round The inter
under control... we should have enough pretzels to feed
people. The Prom on Saturday night, “The Green Gre
will be held at the Inn Towne Motor Hotel and music ts. eu
a juke box. So far we have purchased one thousand dollar
Buddy Morrow records. ‘To top off the weekend, on Sund
dazz Concert will be held
musical saw player, and a kazoo-ist
tas being saven by 4
COME MARCH
We're so glad that four sorority weekends are at
March, Maybe by then Residence Couneil micht have
decide on hours, Does Residence Council reside in the ts
Unation" The March Lion will so out like a Lamb a
DAZEY DATES
Again it looks hike the planners of the SUE. calendar
up with some whopping conflicts for the comin se
16th and 7th of Fe bruary we have two nice,
hot too had, since the Vth 1 only
Inaugural Ball On the 2uth it seems we have
ob course, the only confliet here asthe
Perhaps we are mistaken, but rimner ha
Ketball Tournament is scheduled for
Faisins State Paar
away bo
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Hes nat acelosed door but friendly ecunselit
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STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1962
Current
Comment
By JOE GALU
The city of Newburgh has been
in the news for almost a year. Be.
In eve
The
Meatgrinder
yone's home town, there
fore considering the situation of js the type of boy who is consid:
relief, I would like to survey part
of Newburgh’s history
During the nineteen-twenties
Newburgh was the shopping center
for the area around it. During the
ered
bring
As
safe
type
type of boy is
date,” and he’s
who is so terribly
perfect for the friend you
home for semester
“a good
break
not the
slow he
depression it became even more a (doesn't know whether he's afoot or
center due to the fact that publie horseback: but on the other hand,
you want to be sure he won't at
tempt to engulf your poor friend
transport connected it with its out
skirts.
Immediately after the war many
shopping centers were built. They
were built in areas near the city
such as Middleton, Westchester
and North Rockland. With the ar.
rival of a car in every carport and
breezeway, Newburghers began
too avid
strange,
with his all
tt may sound
safe
especially
cation
during
Two weeks
home, [wrote letters
before we
trying to
attention.
but this
type is pretty hard to find
se.nester va
went
shopping outside the city. The peo- Prepare everyone for the task of
ple who once rode buses into New- locating a date for one of State's
burgh now drive their cars to the
nearest bargain paradise
The people who live in Newburgh
have fausht a long, bloody and
successful battle against any and
all industries trying to enter the
city vf Newburgh and the town of
Newburgh, International Business
Machine attempted to build a plant
in the outskirts of Newburgh. The
plant is located in Poughkeepsie
Newburgh has seen no new indus
try of any size since 1929
short-haired
variety
awn
opel
I certainly would
n-faced”
KDE Selects
New Officers
Installation of the 1962
meeting
officers
was the main topie on the agenda
of the last Kappa Delta Epsilon
Replacing Sue Byron '62
as President of the Women's Edu
The city’s business was upper |
lass It lost this trade as soon as y
the rationing of gasoline was stop-
ped, Many major businesses have
closed due to lack of high class
business and the inability of the
lower classes to carry the number
of businesses in the city. The popu
lation of Newburgh has not grown
much between 1900 and 1960
meaning of this is that with upper
class people buying outside
Newburgh rs less business in 0!
the city
ing in the slums of Newburgh are ‘
Negroes and Puerto Ricans, The
The entitled
Teaching
of Miss Betty
ation Honorary,
yeck "i Enid) Whipple,
davis, Pat Woinoski,
-ang,
‘resident, Sec
and Publicity Director
Alsu
meeting
included in last
was a short
with Betty
reanization,
amps representatives
Winona Carey
area where these people live has intu the honorary
been a slum for some time
The main slum area is around
Water Street. Most of the small
stores in the area were opened by
people who Lived in the back
of the store or above the store.
Now the owners ne longer
abuve the stores. The apartme
have been rented ta \
ton Which 2
2 an the
jane Newby
terof its areal
Corner ONTARIO and BENSON
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College Florist for Years
SUB Announces
New Directors
» Board of Di-
rectors met to elect officers
The Student Un
0 Newly clected are
silent
President
GH Sere
Kos ba ‘tis
Lee
Adela NV
manu
The Board of D
{under
stitution
Packman
Wak
Student Aid Requested
to serve
nat chairmen
1 for
cultural
Where Uni-crsat
Characters Meet
To Discuss
Universal
Truths.
will be
and
Juniors, were elected Vice-
Treasurer,
"63 was initiated
Ron Rich
ary Treas
and Mitch
and
Sophomores, as
rectors
newly ap
as cha
dances
ACU Ith
tees and ree
ted ta ask
Gretta
Nancy
Judy
week's
discussion
Milne Versus Off-Campus
Klein and
Glass, advisor to the
as representatives of
the Milne School and Carol Cour-
The majority of people now liy- Selle and Gail Osborne as_ off-
Janu-
Jackie
Carole
Anne
Carol
and or
any
By ANNE DUGAN
love to go out with you, Charlie,
but . do you have any nice
friends ? ? ? °
When I arrived home, all friends
and friends of friends were quite
unavailable, and we were faced
with the problem of finding some-
one—anyone. Out came the old
high school yearbook, and it’s
shocking to behold what inconven.
iences the Army and marriage
have caused
Pa ts are no help at all in
a situation like this. “You find her
a nice date or else . ot
they whisper. “Or else What?"
or else you stay home!”
Then the friend starts. “That's
O.K. T'll stay home. [ can wateh
TV. with your parents. I'm just
dowdy and plain and no one
wants me, That's 0.K :
At this point, | began considering
eligible relatives ( even
if Cousin Jimmy is :M. he's. still
imattached \ uirl friend
Oh)
Finally, at six on Saturday night
we found one. He was a “safe”
date we didn't: even know was
around lle took convineing
though "She's. beautiful, intelli
ent, charming, personable, mag
nificent and rich" “OK
OK Tl go
In fact he
friend” again—w.thout being
told to do it! So you see, State
girls are more than bovine milk
maids,——even though they cause
their “dowdy an? plain — girl
friends to wateh TV with their
parents while they trapse off to
see “The Kitchen” with the “per
fect date
even asked out
needed
men
playe
and play
Touching All
Bases
By DAVE JENKS
This is probably not an unfamiliar tun
us here at State. We may suddenly find our )),
or cleverly notice that we have no money 1 +
cover this semester’s room and board, or mayi
word from the parents back home, in any cas
must face the need of finding work (Ugh!')
case with several members of our current ba
They are no better off than we are, they dr
pense athletic scholarships with fifty doll
dry money, a new Caddy. and $10,000 a y
fathers and brothers.
In fact these players are worse oft thir
most of the worthwhile part time jobs whi
occupy the afternoon hours during whicl
running up and down the Armory
next encounter
Also, they must save their nights
121, Girl
Too many of our students
as student sports fans
We feel that the college would
favor if they could make
These jobs would have to be
they
A
COUrses
Watching
and
peop
in
jobs
free periods, and could possibly
as library or office work, Custodial o1
supervision of gym classes or the like
We believe that finding these jobs 1
tion to these men who have put in lony
to represent our school, and w+
thing can and will be done.
9:00 A.M. -
SAT., FEB, 10, 1962
9:00 A.M. - 2:00 P.M.
SAT., FEB. 3, 1962
MON. - FRI. — JAN. 79- FEB. 9
9:00 A.M. - 7:32 P.M.
Co-op
00 P.M.
HOURS
Commons & Co-op
Hours
court prep
don't have to look at the Saturday Review |:
Albany State doesn't offer such
Basketweaving
Mumblety-peg officiating 3, 4.
athletes to back their way through coll
faculty
tion take these men for granted. They are ¢
at our Harvard-on-the-Hudson
present a form of entertainment and en
as well
college. The more a college's name is heard
page or elsewhere, the more likely
ber it
Besides tt
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1962
PAGE 5
State Courtmen Overwelm Utica College 81-50 Wed.,
Edge Siena Cagers 49-47 In Annual Rivalry Contest!
Varsity Matmen Cop 2 Meets; Oppedisano Sinks Hook In Last Seconds
Crow Undefeated In 3 Bouts To Give State Thrilling Win Over Siena;
This year's Varsity Wrestling team pot off lo a slow
start this season
Losing their first three matches, they
have since been able to win two in a row giving them a 2-3
record to date.
The team, in its first
two matches, was
without the services of its leading point-getter, Clem Crow
Clem injured hims
our team succeed in getting
Hieshhoen and John Woyto'
If while doing some roadwork
The match with Farleigh Dickinson saw on
point
ich decisioned Geabow.
two of
Ray Bouchard pinned
Rav,
after taking his man quickly to the mat, got his man in
a pin hold in 50 seconds.
John was forced to go the full
nine minutes before succeeding in decisioning his man.
His points were the last our team made as they fell, 21-8
The third match of the
team from CW. Past, Clem Crow
participating in tus first match
the season, pinned Sajard in
flop match in 335 Art 1
was our only other winner in this
contest. as he pinned man
Wreath, in 8:19. The match ended
in a 24-10 defeat for our squad
The next match started our team
on the path to vicotry. ‘This con
test inst. Yeshiva University
saw a total of five of our wrestlers
come out with win and a sixth
succeed in tying his man. Bouch
ard, Crowe, Brunelle, and Woyto
wich pinned their men; Ellis deci
sioned his opponent and Blum tied
his. This was their first win of the
season, 25-8, and it really boosted
the morale of the team The last
match before exams was with
Oneonta State and our Peds con
tinued in high gear. Losing in only
two weight classes, our colurbear-
ers dealt Onconta a 31-10 defeat
Bouchard, Crowe, Katzel, Brunelle,
Woytowich and Ellis all defeated
their respective opponents
Varsity Scores
The following is summary of
how the varsity Hers have
done in these matches
Points Points
Won Lost
R. Bouchard 15 5
©. Crow 1
J. Katzel
A. Brunelle
J. Woytowich
Bennett
Ellis
Blum
his
season was with the strong
«i Frosh Grapplers Lose
First Five Matches
The Frosh) Wrestling team
gotten off to an even worse
than the Varsity Winless in’ its
first. five matches, this team,
nonetheless, is doggedly determin-
ed The main reason for the lack
of a victory on its record is that
the team has been unable to fill
all the required weights and conse
quently has forfeited several pos
sible victories away
Monaco Wins Three Matches
After losing against Cortland, the
faced a somewhat easier
squad) from Farleigh Dickinson
However, the going seemed just as
tough at) Farleigh. Lee Comeau
and Ed Tokash were the only. vie
tors as Farleigh failed to fill their
respective weight classes. The fol
owing week the team once again
met defeat, this time at the hands
of C. W. Post. Eugene Monaco pin
ned Mike Delicana. and Ed Tokash
won once more by forfeit. Mow-
ever these two were the only vie
tors, as the only other wrestler on
the mat, Jim Jacobs, was pinned
by Ka Coffin
OPEL handed the Frosh team its
fourth defeat in as many. starts.
Three of the five wrestlers won in
their respective weight classes
Pete Sehroeck and Eugene Monaco
euch won by decision and Jim Ja
cobs won by a pin, However, it was
has
start
team
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team
eager but anept Vhea
squad 81-30 and, as if the
enough things to warry
exams coming up, the
a few more ulcers as
ed the Siena Indians
Earlier in the year the team had
beaten the Utica squad: 84-59, but
thiy game was mach less challen
ine The gatne opened on fairly
even terms for the first ten min
Superior and
all around team plas
eam te aaa halftime
md half wits a contay
the first as the
the lead Weeks
Gruel, and ¢
ontralled the
the sloppils
DeLuca was top
Purple and Guld
while Weeks 14
Gravel ay alse player
Pher and towards: the
evident in the pre-say
bath schools Th
even managed to intr
auin for
basketball
might the
erwhelmed an
Colles
eoweren't
about with
Noam caused i turn bro
thes defeat (he Siena
wat poeuda Latin
marched around th
ring ther team onwa
Hast bas
kethall
this
game Th
fans ay th
Howse saune
be played and wha
was’ Throughout the
than eaht
the two feains
sket, Siena
Jowneourt
and 1
shootin: more
Hes
Slate
woul
sal
he
The
were less
thened ake
any ster
DeLuca, Green
bulsks ¢ereed in and
throughout f
played half of Sher
seorer” for the nn
with 1 points, forth
Greene 3, and. an
ell in the
her hand
sul afford to
superior reb
boards
second
Zame seesawe
with newher 1
adv antane
othe Ind
real
Gary Smith
runaway contest Tt Was the elev
starts for rr
led View throughout the
enth victor ourtecn jumpin on th
he team Tob Galabress
with IR pon
State Sinks Siena
A thrilling
Oppeiisany arth
nip-and tuck Siena
Purple and Gold for the third time
The teclinss whieh
the twa sehools have toward each The
halt came
sere con tap bs a
yaners sui
hook shot by Jam hes: Ss
> durins the intermissn
Wwe the
the What the
burzer
score, sir
contest to
and defense
yentaly
Siena Closes
rebounding of
IN SUECESsiOn
combination
American
Oppedisane at State ke
tirst half
» game were
ne antics by
Purple and Gold be
uduce a pen
circus
is sanovation
} repercussions fram
ey staged a
rally and
Armory. spur
rd
sull ta
vame it
never
Wats
ata
fray
pamts. separated
would make
fd bring the
for a goad
h pereenta
Peds. on
cautions and
Hore heeas
minding
hack and
am showing
Shooting by
vans and Jim
pr the num
scoreboard
As the
the Staters
42) margin
ly unhappy
one matter
funda
at halftime
Gap
Oppedisano
essed
Siena Tops Frosh Five 34-32
Despite Crosset's 19 Poin
There's an old saying that if you score found the State
tw play
you've got
do this
team
mis.
the
can force your
your kind of ball
Siena was able t
opponent
ain
for State. ‘Terrible
Siena’s ball control ta
sponsible for the de
held to a dismal 12
entire half, and as i
1 of 15 field goa
him beat
to State's Frosh basketball
right before the final exam
eres besan
Peds 3432
Man for
beter team than
handily beatin
State fielded a far
Siena and the
usa runaway, but
from Loudonsille
Lake their bis
on the Varsity, the Siena
Frosh played a det hall con
trol Kvery looked
like was be to roll
Siena would fre takin
all the moment Ped
Mfense The result was pure dis
aster for the Peds Unable taever usualy Wek CR
uet started. they for State
Stena's wa » points,
and the seore was kn
with 2
clock when Siena 2itit
of the ball Ewhibi
coordinated offense
tw the
in Then
remnauinin
up for the
all aver
“yin
time it
innit
the ball
out of the
State
with just
Pore Rey
Green In
and
sere fore
were
really
el to play and
beaten
better, but he hi
first ten mun
reed to he
hornie
The
im the
val toh lout a
ld wthe "
Hut then the
anid dn ante
noayme the \
nin Ruri
Green Pre
tand
lley
les of play
Indians be
euthurst
a ddd with &
Mer that, thitcs set
adit, and the halftinie
playin Onee
RPI
order
an ti maw
acceeded
flier th
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that
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Frosh at the
short end of a 22-24 count
The second half was a nightmare
shooting plus
clies were re
{. State was
points in the
1 team made
J attempts. It
outed at 32-22
the
ved possession
ting a well
Siena held on
hall and began working at
five seconds
nolds laid it
divans, and it
rssel was the
ring 19 of the
collecting 11
have
id three fouls
wes of play
more careful
the
mia, Hudson
and) Albany 1G oan
at, the Ped
tore home
their season
HO 2-5581
Victories Bring Ped Season Record To 11-3
and
neath
the other “big men under-
the backhoards proved. to
a strony factor in State's suc
cess as s‘cond half opened
The Peds siarted to build up a
lead, but when things started look
ing rosy, Gene Culnan and Smith
brought the Loudonville team back
into contention
With
play and
Carmelo
to put
points
than two minutes to
State ahead 46-45, Bill
converted a free throw
Albany in front. by two
Gene Culnan, who kept Si
ena in the game with his shooting
im the last three minutes, drove
Miroush the defense to knot the
coum with less than a minute t
play
less
Oppedisano Comes Through
Moany took time out and hud-
di dto setup a play for the game's
last shot ‘The team took the ball
out and frog i waiting to set up
the play With five seconds to play,
Roger Casey got the ball for what
«ppeared to be one of his patented
jump shots, Rather than take the
shot, however, Casey passed to
Oppedisano who wheeled and threw
up a hook shot, The ball had no
more left his hand when the buzzer
sounded, and the ball nestled in
the net creating chaos on the State
side of the Armory. Gary Smith of
Siena was scoring leader for his
team with 14 points while Culnan
had 12. Oppedisano scored 15 for
State while Deluca and Casey
ped in with 9 each, A big dif
ence in the game was at the foul
line where Albany converted 11 of
15 while Siena could only manage
ty hit 3 out of 12. The Saursmen
had their individual stars) but. it
Was truly the team effort: which
Won this important game, and the
Whole team should) be congratu:
lated
Potter Club Keglers
Still Holds Ist Place
; In AMIA BoWling
In the AMIA First Bowling
League Potter Club maintained its
hold on first place: by. trouneing
TNO 40. Second place KB stayed
close to the Club by beating SLS
40 ‘The Commuters: strengthened
their hold on third place by whip-
jing Madison 31. Waterbury 2 ad-
vanced tv fourth place by defeat
ing Waterbury) 1 40.
Gifford Saves Shut-out for EEP
In the EEPSTNO match Potter
won the second game by one pin
in the tenth frame as Kim Gifford
came through with the necessary
iy pins Jerry Knickerbocker had
the high single for the day as he
hut 222 in his first game. Other high
singles were hit by Gary) Moore
10, Mike Putney 196, and Gifford
with 1! High triples were hit by
Moore with a 522, Bruce King, 5
Claude Frank, 501, Steve Bot
wi and AL Sabo, 499.
Sabo Averages 169
Ken Schrader established a new
second high tiple as he blasted the
maples for a 578. Moore holds
triple, 590. Sabo has high av-
169, and Roeyner high sin-
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PAGE 6
STATE COLLEGE NEWS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1962
Study Groups
To Assemble
Forum of Politics will sponsor a
meeting to inaugurate the Great
Decisions program at State this
year. The meeting will be held in
the recreation room of Alden,
Tuesday evening at 7:30 pm. Dr
Mathew Elbow, advisor to Forum,
will introduce the Great Decisions
program. and kits, which are need
ed for participation in the program
will be distributed
The Great Decisions program 1s
a nation-wide effort to stimulate in
terest in foreign affa ponsored
by the Foreign Policy ciation
About 300.00 people from all wall
of life are expe
in it this year. 3
the Albany area Last
State students partcipat
ich has been
group m
States fore:
the
topies fe
are
Nigeria. Ira
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that following the
classes will resume at Ss am
Tuesday. April 24
Channing Club
Improvement
of our
Fraternities & Sororities in at anaes
and
Willing and able to Donate some time
for that purpose
senior Party
Contact: Questionnaire. c/o State
College News, 750 State St.
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