Albany Student Press, Volume 59, Number 10, 1972 February 29

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MOTHERLESS CHILDREN ARE MADE
AND IN THE BACKGROUND YOU
COULD HEAR BILLIE SINGING:
SOMETIMES | FEEL LIKEA
MOTHERLESS CHILD"

THE DEPRESSION OF THE THIRTIES
HAS GONE &COME BACK TOI NVADE
THE FIBERS OF BLACK PEOPLE'S
MINDS.

WHILES ILLY ASS PEOPLE SPEAK OF
REVOLUTION WITHOUT SUBS T ANCE,
AND THOSE WHO SPEAK OF WAR
WITHOUT EVA LUATIONS OF TIME.

| DO NOT FEAR DEATH,

BUT IF FEAR A FOOLS DEATH.

AND YOU KNOW,

EVEN AFTER ALL OF THIS,
SOMETIMES IF FEEL LIKE A MOTHERLESS.
CHILD

| CHANGE MY POSITION IN

TIME &PLACE,

AS THE EVOLUTION F ROM WHITE TO
BLACK COMES AND SETS ITSELF
DOWN TO DINE WITH ME.

| SIT AND WAIT FOR THE MOMENT

1 SIT AND WAIT FOR THE MOMENT
WHEN IT ALL WILL BE

WORTH WHILE,

WHEN | WILLS EE ALL THE
VARIATIONS OF COLORS,

SUBS TANCE COLORS, ALL THAT
WOULD EVOLVE AROUNDTHE RED,
THE BLACK AND THE GREEN; FOR
REAL

1 KNOW THINGS WILL COME OUT

AS THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO BE; AND,
TO ARGUE WOTH A FOOL,

IS TO MAKE YOURSELF A BIGGER ONE,
SO IN ALL THIS STILL,

SOMETIMES | PEEL LIKE

A MOTHERLESS CHILI).

TWAS NEVER A MOTHERLESS CHILD,
NEITHER WER E MY BRO'TE

BUTT LIFE HAS MADE THINGS

AS THEY ARE,AND;

WE MUS'T BECOME AS WE WERE NOT,
FOR CHILDREN WITH MOTHERS
LISTEN ‘TO THEIR MOTHERS,

AND | HAVE NOT THE TIME NOR

THE SLACK TO BE A MOTHER'S
CHILD.

BLACK PEOPLE WILL HAVE

A SUPREME MOTHER WHO

WILL RULE ALONG SIDE WITH

A SUPREME PATHER,

BUT CPA WELL BE IN

THLE END, AND:

THIS IS JUST ALLMOST THI

END,

SOUN THE BACK GROUND (WHILE ESET AND WATT

PCOULD STILL HEAR BILLIE

SINGING

SOMETIMES | PEEL LIKE A MOTHERLESS CHILD.

HOWARD WRIGH

Vol. LIX No, 12

Albany Student Press

LBANY.

Tuesday, February 29, 1972

NYAC Screws State

Decision Today at Five

By Alan D. Abbey

the Inigh lords of eollege sport, the National
Collegnte Athletic Association have taken it upon

wemiyelves to wait until 5,00 today. taking thei

J sweet time to decide the Late of Byrom Miller
(and the Great Dane basketball team)

The NCAA should have had Dr. Allred Werner's
appeal since last Friday’. ay he sent it out be special
delivery to their castle in Kansas City, Dr. Werner
was promised by the NCAA that they would act on
1 as soon as they reeeived the appeal. Obviously this
Was not the case on as just tat the bureaucrats of
the NCAA ae tou old and decrepit to move off
then hackstdes and send a qitich deession an such a
pressing question”

Byron Miller did net score Ingh enough on hr
SATS to mmudicate to the NCAA that he would be
capable tyme aE O00 cumulative grade pomt
vette He was then suled mehgthle py. the SUNY
Able. Catercnee, who were abiding by the
NOMA The Su aut the temamder at hie

shimuan ve plaviny only three wanes

Howes tovabed the NEVA aud connptted

ter than LAU, Secthis sear he began

play again His tune an the sarstty.. The qutestian:
el hits ehgibility wat brought up) Then the
SUNYAC, in New York fast week. cuted that he wats
inelyble to play because of an unwritten mterpreta
vot the eligibility nile, Hus anterpretation states
that tha player isanelysble one year, far any: teason

hen he cannot play the nest year unless ti

appeals lus melygibulity and the appeal ty upheld
Both Dr Altied Werner. the Dugetor of Athletes
nd Di Richard Sauers, the Basketball nach
pleaded ynoiance of this mferpretation saying that
the rulings way not nade common knowledge
Both were shocked at the ruling

Coach Sauery sad that Byron just started playing
Hts year, because Ins average Was abuve 1.000, and
that the question of hus ehgibility never came up
Ay tat ay Por concerned, we haven't done anything

sand Satter

Byron Miller

Thursday. after the decision had been made, Di
Werner sent a special delivery letter tthe NCAA,
He Anew the decision, gid way mailing att official
appeal and explination ta the NCAA national
headquarters an Kansty City) “Ehey promised te

continued on page 8

Expect Negative Decision

Opinion

Later this afternoon, the NCAA will meet in
Kansas City to decide Albany's status for post
season play, If Albany's protest is upheld then the
Danes would probably move into the NCAA tour
nament. However, if Albany's protest ix turned
down, this Friday will be the Danes’ last game

Knowing the past conservatism of the NCAA, Uns
leporter expects Alhany’s protest to be tumed
down. The NCAA ts an organization that prides
iiself on a strict interpretation of ity niles.

Last year Albany lost out on a bid when the

ite to Hartwick College even
though the Danes had a comparable record, beside
eating Hartwick

This year Cas the SUNY Athlete Conference whe
iy the culprit, The conference interpreted an obscure
NCAA tule that Albany violated and declared: the
Danes meligible for post season play

Was mot as at Coach Savers was tiving te
things ap. fi the case at Ryton Millen. i Wasa
Junmalty for reimstatement AIL that way needed
was taayk the NOAA, atid Miller would have beet
eligible ta play

Albany. however, did net commit a yerieuy
chough offense ty wanant consume hor the NCAA
foumney, T wonder how many other coaches and
Jihletie diieectors at the SUNYAC knew of the cule,
and for that matter how nigny across che country
Anew oft The NCAA Manual, which consists of 80
pages of rules and regulations, does net even
mention this Je kava ranke:

The NCAA should be deplored for waiting to: the
Just minute to anneunice tty findings because of the
much confusion myolving tournament bids, Instead
of a hasty appeal by Di, Werner, Albany would have
Had time to think out their appeal, Also, concerning
the Norman Bounds situation, Brockport’s: protest
will not be decided until after the post season
competition gets underway

I Albany's protest is not upheld, their season
should not go to waste, Action should be started
immediately to change this ridiculous rule. L suggest
that all coaches start studying the NCAA tule book

by Bruce Maggin

Tuition Plight

State-Wide Rally Planned To

hy Vicki Zeldin
Capital Correspondent

hered at SUNY Chan

to “answer the ‘Trig

wud te announcer a

rally on Marel 11 fo call for no tudtion at

SUNY. and CUNY, ne ¢

Ongurally talled ays pally the protest esulyed inte:
fence SUNY A student Susan Hoffman

SUNY A Students te: Fyght Tustin,

we nee tutioit al SUNY or
higher education is as
ws seronilary education ” “Students will

‘ er si HY owe are not divided,” shee clumed
Hoffman clammed iat students, were circulating
petitions and sending letters hacking the three

demands to legislators, She alse stated that mass
lubbytng attempts would be and that on
Mareh 11, college and high: sel from
across the state would lobby and demonstrate
want culling education funds, lutions at SUNY
of CUNY and agunst public aid for non publ
schouls
Sam Stasser, cepresenting PEARL (Public Educ
tion and) Relgious Liberty) spoke up for the
nis’ demands Stiasser, at businessman, called
ne public aid for non public selvacaly He
chamed that an order for the state to have mtegeated
schools it must support pubhe education “Separa
tien of church and) state as vill te protect
religion..." Sbisser stilted and went on to call far
more funds for public education. He clumed tht
PEAIL had the backing of more $1 civic
religious, education and labor groups representing

Fight Hike

seme [0 million members

A hundowt trom the student group called for
eit politicians and bankers out af the educie
Hon busters." Trustees should be educators; not
Rocky's pawns,” the paper claimed, A change in
budge! priorities, an end to wasteful construction
ind inereused mi

On Mare tt
the steerug committer of the st organiza
Gon backing the thre Representatives
from SUNY, CUNY and State high schools will be
present ins are slated for March 9 at all
chouls in order to describe the demands and (o tell
students how to prepare for the March 14
stration, Depending upon the outcome of the state
budget procedures further aetion may be taken on
April 1

Food Service Administrator Denies ;

By Glenn von Nostitz

Charges of Poor

Labor Practices

+ Haley, Assistant to the Director of Food Service. rebuked
Friday made in the ASP dealing with alleged unfair labor

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Students Take Steps Toward
Campus Ambulance Service

By John Fairhall

Would you enjoy having to
or 40 minutes for

lance when you're hurt? At pres:
ent, if you are a student on
campus and need an ambulance,
you have to wait for security to
call a commerical ambulance ser.
ice-the infirmary does not have
its own. To improve this situa

and provide faster and cheaper
medical aid, « group of students
are working to establish a campus
voluntary ambulance — ser-

vice-SUNYAVAC.

The students ne
ambulanee — thi
voluntarily

student
xroup of about 70 completed an
yur Red Cross course that
ined Standard and Advnaced

First Aid. ‘Taught by Mare Stern,

Farmworker
Defeat of

The rights and interests of New

d by a bill now

ate Assembly

An alliance of pro:
kroups called
arm Workers. is

and. Senate

farm laborers

Friends of the

rallying public support to ensure

the bill's defeat, ‘The Ne

State Civil Libs

the AFL-CIO an

groups attacking the bill

The bill (7274 in the Assembly

6 in the e) is an act
d the labor law and pro:

among. the

the forces opposing the bill ¢
that

the course was given in a room
provided by the biology depart-
ment. During the past week stu-
dents took their practicals (pic:
tured), demonstrating on class
room victims the various first aid
techniques.

36 Hours In Class

room, as well as five dollars from
each student for books.

The course usually costs about
ot roup has dimii
this figure with vol

Hood as the
addition, the services of eight doe:
id a state Lrooper

TheAlbany Medical

tors, 0 lawye
are required.

Groups Seek

Labor Bill

union that might be able to allow
the farm laborer to improve hix
own condition,”

Despite the collective bargaining
feature of the bill, crities state
that the farm workers’ right to
effectively organize ix restricted
One group, the Migrant Legal Ac:
tion Program, Inc. , further eh
that the bill does nothing

group of farmwork
workers, In 1970, 13,050
onal farm workers into
New York State, working long
hours in a short season ng,
according to MLAP, little time for

weral other criticisms are lw
d against the bill, including
the contention that lar;

lation to protect the farm worker, orga

but, the group states,

Center and Memorial Hospital
have donated observation time in
their emergency rooms

Cost: $6-10,000

jeves that an

single call,

iting

from his dorm 10 either

the infirm; iy hospital,

Bashkoft $6-10,000

© equip a vehicle for ambu-

rvice, and the students are

funds outside of the uni-

Local car dealers have

. tacted as a possible

vehicle source and other possibili-

ties for funds, or a vehicle, are
being explored.

When could service begin if the

mbulaner and

ee y instruction? Well,

Bashkoff, an Indian RA, wants to

see something started — by

spring-he graduates this year

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Mandatory Student Tax
Fought By Lawmaker

by Vicki Zeldin
Capitol Correspondent

Millions of
from

Contending that
dollars ure mandated
students and used for obscene
publications and to hire radicals
to deliver speeches at the State
University and City University of
New York,” Assemblyman Lucio
F. Russo (R-Staten Island) has
filed 1 bill to abolish mandatory
acitivity fees ul these universities

Russo, a twenty year veteran of
the legislature, claimed that_he
“wants to liminate something
that iy mandatory." He contended
that students shouldn't have to
support what they don’t want to,
and further stated that they
should only have to pay their
tuition and room and board, He
cited “dirty und obscene
publications" as examples of
misuse of the tax funds

‘The bill, uecording to Russo's
bill memorandum, also claims to
“safe guurd eivil liberties of
students so that their
contributions are not used to
underwrite and perpetuate causes
over which they differ, without

to their approval or
disapproval.”

Russo felt that no analogy could
be drawn between the levying of a
mandatory student ix and the
levying of sta
that state
and justifiable beeause they state
operations and provide funds for
its agencies

‘The lawmaker seemed to be
unaware of the fact that the
student tux also supported
cultural and educational events,
und reiterated his statement that
students should not be foreed to
He was
aware of the court ruling requiring
SUNY to overs the
appropriation of the activity fees,
but felt that the ruling had not
been well enforced.

‘The Assemblyman claimed that
the bill had "a lot of support,”
but admitted that it would be
difficult to get it out of the
Education Committee where it is
presently located, He claimed that
he had received calls from.
students supporting his bill. His
secretary mentioned that theyhad

nerous cally rom,
students voicing both agreemenc
and opposition to the bill

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

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International

The communique on the results of President
Nixon’s talks with the leaders of China got a shrug
from Japan. West Germany welcomed the outeome
as serving the cause of peace. The Soviet Union
reserved judgment

So did the government of South Vietnam, but one
opposition political leader in Saigon express
belief that the portion of the communique de:
with Indochina did not reveal the depth to which
Nixon and Premier Chou En-lai carried their talks
on the subject

A Japanese newsman reported from Hanoi that
authoritative North Vietnamese sources had told
him the communique “has nothing to de with
solving the war in Vietnam,”

Neither North Vietnam's officials nor its media
has made any dirvet comment on Nixen’s trip

LONDONDERRY Northern Ireland (AP) ‘The
First mass demonstration in this troubled ety sanee
1s eivihany died an “bloody: Sunday
nwo ended peacetully Sunday, avouhng confronts

Gons with British troops whe had cordoned off the

four weeks

Homan Cathobe Boyside distriet with arm
Moee than,
festricted hy driving nan, defied a han an parades tes
fateful dan
Phat veeasie
ven and th

woud canes
1.000 Cathohe militants, there numbers

retrace the steps at the Hmaceh they

Were Commemorating ended sn eve
snd un ties, leavin
This time the juaracl

Bowsule to hear ie

moved into a
S without mayar e
Shots were teed: at twe

overlooking the Be

ithe near the start ef the march

and at a heliwapter exch avechead, but army

pokesman sind there were nes easalties andl nes fare

Israel troops and tanks battled Palestine wuseritlas
Wy Southeast

iON
Iseueliy. withdraw

Lichanon today fer the fourth day

uspate Seewnty Couned demand that the

the querrilia command reported
The Palestinuiny sud fyhting continued around
and Rachayan Fowkhar, the

Hetbariye two chief

villages. Arkoub requan, whieh the yuuerrillas
conteal
Iriel hier planes were
beella ower the

providing an ave un
rest. BU HHuere: wins

they had sumed bombing and stesting Th

he report that

Fills suid there antuureeaty yuns were in action
Pel Aviv dented that a
siete Lebanon but quay

Iyeiely seoueces an
HE tedday Sap

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NEW YORK (AP) Neatly tad aunates anal
kuatiy have heen treated far mpieies alter tants ot
Purreehion afteers

eilblock i put

stormed a Hakers
dow

isnt et
YOUTH EME Hotties, ; J

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collblack

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ce of club winging
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atficers entered the

und restored order

hand to hand fighting
Correction Commissioner Ben

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“MUSKIE FIGHTS

MANCHESTER, N.H. AP
Senator Edmund §. Muskie,
D-Maine, trudged six blocks
through a heavy snowstorm Satur-
day to appear in front of the
Manchester Union Leader offices
and call the newspaper's pub-
lisher, William Loeb, a “gutless
coward.”

Beginning a one-day campaign in
the state where he is a candidate
in the March 7 presidential pri-
mary, Muskie attacked Loeb for a
letter he reproduced and an edi
torial which claimed the Muskie
had insulted French

by use of the word

camp

e- was described in the letter

BACK”

“excited wee said the writer wa
performance” was an attempt to wii ot aig gies bare asked
rpllcartagueitercts 1¢ know about blac
cover up “a terible mistake” Im and the problems with them i
Muskie told about 100 support- ‘id’ have any in Maine
man with the senator sj
ers and newsmen outside the.) ™P si
newspaper's office that the con- ¢.7*
Ee con. Cannocks sic.
bere puller ‘The letter said, “What did he
we: an? We asked * Mr Mua
“By attacking me and my wile, jrohed and ae a
he has proved himself to be aid. “Co
gutless coward," Muskie said. He
added that he had chosen the
Loeb said that if the aun
front af the newspaper building to ;er Wd {hat it
give Loeb “an opportunity, if he
has the guts, to come down.”
Muskie recounted the incident
in Fort Lauderdale, Fla,, which

ks, but we have

the derogatory remi
from the Muskie camp
French-Amei

shire and

the senator fo

a tour
of a drug treatment center

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ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

FEBRUARY 29. 1972

Slim Chanee

for Fair Trial

by SUSAN EVERLY
Associated Press Writer of

jury as “unsatisfactory...not a jury

peers, very anti-Catholic and

prowar.”
Father Berrigan said he planned

NE W YORK (AP)~The Rev. to

the antiwar Jesuit Li

risbury,
had re

visit his brother in Hi
er, he indicated

federal prison last ceived permission for the trip out

Sunday
the Rev
has about as much chan

his of
brother Philip Berrigan
trial in Harrisburg, Pa. as black
militant Angela Davis has in Cali:

And 1 don't think that’s very Be

high,” Berrigan stil
the lols of the two differs

his brother charged with plotting to
kidnap Presidential adviser Henry
Kissinger and Miss Davis charged
4 con

with

with murder
spiraey in
Marin

out that

kidnaping
connection
nty courthouse shoot
| four persons dead,
The S0-yearald priest, gaunt
el-yrey
hair after seeving 1X months of a at
three ye

faced under a shack of st

dealt records was interviewed on. hi
NBCTV'S Meet the Press” pros ya

gram, similar a
Prison life
tough way of grow!

that none of his fellow a

Later rushing toa taxieab on his
way to visit his 86-yearotd
mm Syracuse, NLY.. Ber

described the Tarrishury,

the Southern District of New

York but that de
of a fair worked out
Although he
pledged before

rrigan said, “I have no conscien.

a ization program “a big word for a

himself

af prison term for burning ex

ever
DUNK supporter

tion and

nbury belonged there

Priest is Taken Away

CAMDEN, Nd (LNS)~Father
Michael J, Doyle, a member of the
“Camden 28" has been
temporarily reassigned to a home
for sick priests after conducting

jiwar Ash Wednesday. service

nden

iting trial

on charges of destroying draft
records and conspirac the
Camden Post Office ti
ed the service

evening — service,

Father Doyle burned a copy of
the Pentagon Papers in an army
helmet, poured water over the
ashes and dabbed the paste on the
foreheads of the worshippers.
ollowing the service, Bishop
Guilfoyle | order
¢ removed from his
position as assistant pastor of St
Joseph's Pro-Cathedral and
reassigned to a home for si
d priests

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short.)

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Survey Claims Conformism

by WILLIAM J. WAUGH
AP Education Writer

WASHINGTON (AP)~A nw
tional survey suggests that col
legians of the 1970's may be more
job-and money conse and
ready to join the establishment
than were students of the 60's

A popular trend among under
graduates during the past decade
was to shun profit-making ci
and turn toward servic
kind through such age
Youth Corps and VISTA and such
endeavors as working in urban

ding for those
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chusetts, quoted a school coun
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Unite to Fight Tuition Increase

ind pasochial schools and com:
New York

Opinion by hon and the
Jay Hashmall

Republican con
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Hurnmg thetr hacks on this highest
Once time,
tax-supported

tuttion-tieg

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sehooly meant a

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The Eaitorial attice of the Albany Stuaent Press s located +n
Campus Center 326 of the State University of Naw York

Avenue, Alpany, New York

‘by telepnane at (318)

{are printed as space perm
fo editing, Editorial policy of the Albany Student Press is
determined -by the Editorial Board.

mitiees to investigate
city)

Tus iy indeed an absurdity. Be
eatise of the state's fiscal misman:
ement and waste, and due to
the myriad of one-dimenstonal
Interest groups forcing a misdiree
Hon  proniies, we, the students.
Nwust face mounting financral bur
deny during and after our college
Once again, the tition is going
Hise bat upperclassmen the
umount will have doubled suiee
Heshinan sear But ate we te
cerning: bette

services for these

mnciayey? Ave class sizes a

hinge oF even vena

status que ALE the lines growing

shorter at registration or the bur
SS office Hive more: qualified
Professors beer hned on even te
hued* De we tase a greater

chance 01 employment upon
wraduation The answety tu all ot
these gestiany are obviensly an
Seone must ponder, where ave

these nl why

Ale We paying tor expensive inat
Ble te build the Mall! Are we
Paving tor an titcreased muthes ot
sdiuinstiators tes teentity the ds
reamenney ANG he

Ikden in the wvale tet
Hes tee setsice
4 the goverment
Matagenient Pdi

Well ttasiy wrongs iad hoi

esty whatvoeser But

toy Lleally thet

Hants ttieases ot ahealy

It has become an understatement to say that Albany State
students are apathetic. This apathy, however, is not limited
to this campus, but is symptomatic of a trend across the
nation in which the great mass demonstrations and political
activism of the 1960's has given way to the disillusionment
and resigned attitude of the present decade.

Perhaps the underlying reason for this mood can be found
in the failure of the massive student efforts of the last ten
years. After a decade of what was termed “action™. the
political, economic, and social structure of the nation hay
changed little. The war, the primary target of the activists
still continues. The “defense” establishment is stronger than
it has ever been before; witness the proposed $6 billion
increase in war spending. The corporations still control the
economy and our legislators still take their orders from big
business. Governor Rockefeller’s recent appointments to th
University Council show that wealthy, influential interests
still control the university, and not, as it may be presumed
the taxpayers and students. The great imbalance of power
and wealth still exists, and the much discussed “little man
is being hurt more and more by the big capitalists anid a
government which is unresponsive to his needs.

The mass demonstrations and actions may have
psychological appeal to the participants, and may
conveyed the impression that a. sizeable sector ot
population was against the war and in favor of new
priorities and “power to the people”. But they: Laled
their major goals: America is still a country controlled b
the few. and primarily for their own personal benetit

We place the blame for the failure of activism on
leadership and know-how within the movement, Corporate
state America is too welborganized. It is: monstrously
overwhelming and the students’ efforts to change it were
pitiful, America’s ruling class cannot be intimidated by the
chanting and marching of students,

As we see it, there are two major courses of action open
for the students, We can cither “give up” and dedicate our
efforts to the satisfying of personal desires and needs and
look forward to the day when the older generation dies off
Or we could return to activism:

If you are willing to wait for change, you would follow the
first option. Uf, however, you desire immediate change. we
have several recommendations.

It iy necessary that we organize and learn the wavs ot
power, We must learn exactly where the levers of power are
and how to control this power. We must educate ousely

and take all we can from the system

vering costs should not be toler: should indeed sign peut

ated Maybe the legislators believe attend rales and waite to

that we are the least organized legislators, and do so stance Hut

nd seemingly Teast” politically even more importantly. whet thus

November 71h arrives
entire New York Si

comes up for eleetio

Potent source of recoverng some andl the

veventies ta offset this c legis

Financial disaster

state's
Maybe they we please te
right

Most bully ate passed or Killed an

the lepist

date’s position on public edu

ede to special ine HON And it the candidate

fetest ysoups threatenmg and ins seeking re-election examine te

Nucnemye the elected legislators to WT Ne has cone ty teprese

Vole 4 certain way or stiffer “pole SOUL miteresty an the leyrstatun

tral stctde™ The students atten. and if he fas nat, work tort

ding the shite operated: Ingher tephicement

education tactlitiey animbes
148.000, 1 vou add the parents
clativey and tniends ooh these stu

dlomts it Vou consider all ot the

Campus Forum

wmabiey and ib Vou ale thd en

Presulent Bette
pus trum Weds
Paton

(ee

Nat cau wvetye thts tasow and

HUE rabionality te thay state's PHENO ESTE

Hinaticial prienities

Eservome whe as tral can

cerned abou his new dilemma

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

Ashbrook
for President

Opinion

By David 4. Pietrusza

The candidacy of Congressm:
John Ashbrook of Ohio in the
New Hampshire and
maries is based on a premise that
Richard Milhous Nixow's perie:
mance these fast three vears has

Frida pri

not been conservative enough
Yet this is what dohn Ashbrook
truly
lone Besiad his
rustle at

believes, ame ne is not
seemingly
qussotte most of
the leaders of intellectual con
servalism in’ Amerie — among
them William F. Buckley of
National Review, Thomas 8 Win
ter of Human Events. 4 Daniel
Mahoney of the New Yark State
Conservative Party, aud Ronald
F Docksal of Young Americans
for Freedom — aud the re
heband thea discen

hopes they have
Ashbrouk candidacy at
unrealistie ay they fast seem
First
(among whe

i T9GN) feel that the

hacker

ATE model Nevow has changed

xreatly from the 1968 Nixon,
and that the change has been for
the worse. They sense that they
have been had, and bi
they are correct, Few pers.
whatever political — persu
would have, in 1968, looked
shead to a Nixon visit to Peking
or the ousting of Nationalist
China from the United Nations
Few expected a Republican
president to saddle America’s
free market economy with wage
and price controls, Few had ink
lings of a Family Assistance Plan
which would double the number
of those on welfare, oF of a
projected $70 billion dollar defi
cit for the upcoming fiseal yenr
But besides these errors of
commission, consereatives also
find Nixon guilty of serious er
rors of omission, In their opin
von Nixon has tragically failed te
cut hack any of the social lexis:
lanen of the dohnsen years,
ken more alarming, however, un
heir view, is the Nixon failure
Lor Lake sufficwat steps to secure
he nation’s security: an the face
chal
armaments and in naval

particularly a the Indian
Ue Mediterrane

pniwe
Ocean and
slives whe have supparted
Nixon have been disappouited

Still what passible yin could

sult fram the Ashbrook eam

paign? Conservatives do not
really expect to beat Nixon
either for the nomination or in
ny single primary, rather they
hope to influence Nixon to
operate in a more conservative
fashion, ‘The effort is not to
“dump” Nixon, but instead to
push him in the right direction.
Some feel that Nixon has al
ready begun to drift. toward star.
board because of the Ashbrook
candidacy. Human Events, for
example, theorizes that the Pres
ident's veto of child development
legislation, his statement to
CBS correspondent Dan Rather
in support of keeping Vice Presi:
dent Agnew on the ticket, and a
new Administration energy in

d to defense priorities, ean
all be traced to the efforts of the
Ohio congressman,

Although his showing in the
polls has been small, Nixon has
tue ch attention to his
conservative challenger, Promi
Republican conservatives
as Ronald Reagan, Barry
Goldwater, John Tower, William
Brock and Spiro Agnew, have all
been scheduled to take tothe
ndidate Nixon, Re:

nent
such

stump for 6
ports have circulated that Nixon
Forces have planned) a primary
campaign in Ohw to
rook fram his

Congres
stoma seat. (This is not the first

Hime GOP higherups have

communications

More Simple” Goyim

Vor the Kali
We foot \
tw Mr
wm the

response en's epmnten
February 2
Albany Si

1 shrcvutl the

af the
Met
nye major pout
vehemently

seribing Hie Gentile seas
than

upp
Jones ay benny Smneore simple
the Jewish one Ieour apimen the
Gentile existence as net more
than the dewnh one
om Mr Bogen thivk that

shee

simple
What mal
he has the right te eal

existence “more simple?” How

she define “more simple
Why must Me
the Gentile existence in sup
ting the establishment of a
Aatehen on campus? ‘The
hd be ble te stand

Bogen even refer

Kosher
peaprosal sh
meals own merits Certunly deg
tinh Mr
Jewish

dhing another existence
part at the dewish
Howea stnuld not put the
esistenee en at pedestal by callians
the Gentile existence “more san
ple" which amples mferianty

tions such as heepuyg the faws

Kashrath, hut abe mward
thonghts aad feels We Me

Menger wishes toy kewps has adeatity

sind tot assemntate, Una tat as bes
ight We donot
has the eght

the twee

however, think

that he tans

auathier existence
fences showkt stand side by se
ud they sbould not be caked by
Paul Power
Jann Willsees

Heavy Shit

Vi th Kalite:

He wast’ se Thal when the edly

tonatizing an the article then

Central Comieil helped ter erode
confidence an the “ue tation
wit a werk hack compared

February 22

ASP artich: an Central Counetl
COUNCIL REJECTS SMC CON

FERENCE Shit Pont one the

two eounerimen who were re

ported as beug the vanguard of
enunet anteSMC apunen

he the SMC
neganization whose busses: have a

argument

don't
Irecatine ty ath
fifty year adeelogieal
With the bosses of their organiza.
fiom thee Young People’s Sectahist
(sie) Leagie, the south gronp at
the Soeulist Partytread that hberat
democrats)
That doesn't mean that it asn't
disgusting that SMC and ats
Jeadlers from the Young Setlist
Ailuanew take from the
Sovralist Warker’s Party But the
Franco why a few of us an Couneit
Hed against supporting the SMC
use they engage "in
Viet Co

ese Com
trary, it

was not bs
active support of the
North Viet
myunists”, but_on the ee
iy because they DON‘ support the

Vietnamese people's leaders the
Viet Cong and the Hanot govern

Pont ‘Two the
SWP-YSA SMC NPAC AGP axis oy
thew

taches of the
is hinkrupt ats pohites
weful, legal marehes every six
fies

months were effective an
idl mayne 1966) But an 197

fudieutous H's about time that the

American Lett pat tern asses, ats
Well as ther words on the hing te
the fament’s war, wel

f oncane polten

Anyhow, ayprees
stead it an the fatsire when the ASP
woanits to write about polities, the
epurter kiwws what the hell he

or seas talking about, tor nee
Yours in Comradely Criticism

Sack Sehwart 7, Comsealman
The Student Vote

Ho the SUNYA Community

We. Phe Hts Partisan Commit
Meaningful Student
have submutted bill an

tee for a
Vate
Albany: whieh would enable str
dents ter vate an the election
districts encampassing, ther col
thaw un

thse areas where thea parents
cast then ballets We believe this
tee be and cutestite

toonsal stogy foowwaeed student part

eypabien in those lecal gevern:

ments affecting ts most Pres
students have na such

ently
consequence, mujer actions are

taken, and offeuls elected, alien

Lo the interests of the student
populatian

through an aetive,
all stu
dents will receave the vate whieh

by rghit fully and consttutienally

Together
coordinated campaign

ues Staudeats rights means stir
for all stu
dents throughout the state!

efor! Anyone
Wishing. fo assist should contact

the “Committee
site Please cull
eal I
you will he
New Palts
tives.

Michael dl. Berey INS
Oakwood ‘Terrace New. Paltz,
New York 12561, 011 255-898:
Kathy Newb

fy. S001 As POs
ay Lime as ert
you cannot, write and
contacted by our

126.8, Onkwood
Perrace New Paltz, New York
12561, 914-255-088

Thank you for your cooper
hon ‘The “Committee” looks
to working with stu
dents fram all calteges anid ane
n New York Stite on
Huis important sssiue

The By Partisan Commute
for a Meaningful Student Vate

The Skag Pusher

Tis the editor
Hie Forum on the peablens at
hard deug pusher
ranged a0 seriats anid even aM
vst, but mucd was eth out that
needed to be sand
Ly the world at birge the prob:
lem is not anew one. Lt hax been
Third World

countries and in the ghettoes at

« eritical one an
home As college dormitories be

come more ike ghettoes an
hiving conditions and thei rest
dents’ subjective attitudes of

iin, the same problem ap
pears among us [a dealuyg with
this problem undereover police
have never made a dent an any
afte: they

terrorize the yener

and perform duties of secret
police na fasetst state
should not co operate with these

their above

People

seoret patice ar
ground equivalents un any way
The only force that has
successfully dealt with the probs
Jem has been the people them

tried to rid themselves of Rep.
Ashbrook. He has been gerry:
mandered twice, but escaped tn-
seathed in both cases.) Ac:
cording to liberal columnists
Rowland Evans and Robert
Novak, Mr. Nixon despatched
Vice-President Agnew to dissuade
William F. Buckley from sup:
porting Ashbrook. In the same
vein, John Mitchell, up to the
last’ minute, implored John
Ashbrook not to run, And when
L.E. Thomas, Republican State
GOP Chairman, predicted that
Ashbrook would receive 25% in

{state's primary, he was
quickly brought into line and is
now predicting nn Ashbrook dis:
aster.

So much for the Ashbrook
campaign. What about Ashbrook
himself Although largely un
known to the general public, the
43 yearold Congressman has
long been known and respected
among the nation’s conservativ
community. A poll of conserva.
tives conducted in 1969 ranked
Ashbrook behind only
Goldwater, Reagan, Tower and
Bill Buckley in their respect
White the Ohio AFL-CIO. has
termed him “a Neanderthal,
mossback reactionary”, others
have deseribed him as “an at
active and militant” conser
wative,“and one of “the world’s
most_charming,_intelligent_and

natural men.

In 1956, at the age of 28, he
was clected to the state legisla-
ture and also to the post of GOP
County Chairman. Meanwhile in
1954 he was clected president of
the YR organization, and one
year later became the first clair
man of the Young Republican
National Federation to be elec:
ted without opposition. In 1960
he defeated incumbent Robert
Levering and began his congres:
sional career.

In the House, Ashbrook com:
piled a solidly conservative record
and until recently served as chair-
man of the American Conservative
Union, Early in the Nixon admini-
stration, Ashbrook’s disenehant
ment began, and soon he was
ing one Nixon program
another, but his formal
break with the President did not
come until last December, Said
Ashbrook, “Iam not one of those
who ‘can view with alarm’ under
Kennedy and Johnson, then
‘point with pride’ when the same
policies are advanced by a Repub:
lican President, In time some ¢
cumstances may change, but basie
principles remain the same." And
that fact that John Ashbrook
holds fast to his principles, no
maticr what the cost, earns him
respect from even those who hold
differing viewponnts

challen
alter

Gremlin Billaoe Gene Mater

mus
Pa

Lo19)2.G Mat

ACADEMIC DISHONESTY’
PROFESSOR, WE CATER ONLY
TO THOSE SEEKING OUR
GOT AsBACKGROUND INFORMATION

Sine your jeneration

itself on bem more

prides
moral than
how do you justify running
fan ad (ASP, Reb. U1, pict) for a
company whieh encourages fraud
wil the subversion af the honesty
far the
oftering to write students’ term

educational process by
papers for money?You may have
freticed in las! Sunday's New
York ‘Pimex that the
ieneral of New York
instituting a ease agamst one of

Attorney.
State aw

Prof Boils Over

these companies and 1 shoul
think you would be well advised
to ponder also the legality of youd
position should the Attorney
General win this ease, Tt i
incidents like this, which maka
sone of us on the faculty wond
whether your eries for freedom of
the student press from supervision
iy nol pure hypoerisy
Sincerely yours,
Theodore P, Wright dr
Professor of Political Seie

the aroused
people following revolutionary
political leadership ~ in China, in
Algenia, in Cuba. But people do
ave to wait for “the revolt
tion.” It is possible Lo put revolu
Uionary principles — mainly, that
of relying on people rather than
rusting an the ™
work in d
problems
If you know of any drug
pushing m the dormitories yo to
the peuple, your fellow stu
dents, in a mass way to deal
with the situation, Make w realis
he apprawal of all dhe difficul
relying. on as many
U1 police people 4s possible, &
what needs to be dor
ately who the pushers

authorities” — to
ny with immediate:

tes Then,

" from every
body else to minimize the harm
they can do, and encourage
them to leave, Force them out

. ascot Uh

of the dorms if they won't eo:
operate in eeusing their activity
The important thing is not to be
individualistic oF even to rely on
Just a small group of supporters
isolated individuals are
strong enough. As Chairman
Mao ‘Tsetung of China has
said,"*Phe revolutionary: war is a

of the masses; it can be
waged only be mobilizing the
masses and relying on them." It
to think that other
people won't want (o stick their
weks out nu situation like this;
ed corr

iy easy

but if you proc
will find that this is wrong
keneral guidance co
ters 8, 11, 17 and
lite book of Quotations

Anyone wishing (0 apply this
approuch coneretely is invited to
contact confidentially in
cure of the Philosophy Depart
ment. 1 will try to help

M, Howard

BRUARY 29, 1972

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

PAGE 7

OBIE THE EEP —ON THE ROAD Wir THE GREAT DANE BASKETEALL TEAM

MmoNDAY NIGHT BUFFALO /

by Mike Igoe

WEDNESDAY NIGHT~ CORTLAND! | FRIDAY NIGHT —MARIST/

the 158 division while Doug Bay

al 177 shizzed by his compete

Broadway producers have 16-3. Due to an ankle spram

sometimes experienced difficulty Larry Mims was forced

when trying Lo take a stecessful his match ty Cortland, Rex Carey

show « road. Co Larry Predericks, deft

Gareia's wre: expe’ 4 Tom Horn, Walt Glod,
similar situation Mercer were defeated in

Albeveht

and AL
their dey

By Bruce Maggin

‘The Albany State swimming
team completed its best season in
its three year history as they
defeated Binghamton 5 last
Saturday for their third victory of
the season.

Coach Brian Kelly wax happy
that the team won. but expected
Albany (o win by # bigger margin
Kelly The long trip tired the

guys out

Albany won the medley eelay
with a team of Bill Hart, Bob
Geir Dragich and Les
Puretz. Len Van Ryn finished a
ason by winning the 200

Wd SOON yard Treestyle events

200 yard backstroke and Puretz in
the 200 yard breaststroke,

Weber Catches Man

Albany won the meet because of

'y third place finishes. Ken

caught his man on the last

to take third in the 500 yard

freestyle and 0 overtook

his man in the last lap to take
third in the 200 y. "a

The Albany 9
now travels to Buff
day and Saturday
SUNYAC Swimming champi
Kelly salants "Butfalo
the title. Second

when they took
he SUNYAC Champion:

ships at Geneseo and
When the points were tallied at During consolation play, Hull was

Semifinal play saw Hull, Mims Peter Gerstenhaber wan the 200 ! between One
er go down to defeat yard individual medley a wid Cortland

200 yard butterfly. Other wianers hopes Albany ean finish she

for the Danes included Hart inthe Potsdam, Geneseo and Fredonia.

pollaci=

the end of the tournament Sature a victim uf an Oswexer grapple
day night, Albany State finished a disputed time ca Feed

seventh in a field of ten teams. In ieks, Mercer, and Glo all wer
addition, the matmen had more unable to claim viet

than just the agony of defeat to houts. Horn and: Bauer both w

contend with during the long ride the first time around hut w

J.V. Closes With a Win

By Karl Tyminski

home. ‘Teammates AL Mercer, unable to do. so aan with ¢
Larry Fredericks, and Larry Mims fand challengers

Mims, Horn, sd Biue
fourth plice spot

All suffered injuries in the rst
round of competition
ued to dominate by © in the second half scoring 29 more

Inv the quarter finals, ‘Tom Hull ‘The team effort wax, we
i HL their lead to 7 on the shoot points of which 20 were scored by

whipped a € d oppenent i points. he wrestlers ‘
bine a Cte Cen! Ue Re RE reales ee N ‘ < The Atbany J.Vo Basketball Bruce Davis and George "The derry Hoffman, Jerry hit on 4
Wie Teal ar tee TT eras 1S Seabee (is team finished their home season Peurl" Moore, Howev field goals and was 10 for 11 from
" a heir season at the ‘le with «1 EX triumph aver a slum: fell cole and was not able to scure (he line
Division Champronsinps

SUNYAC Screws State

continued from page

most remarkable feat
ping Seheneetuly Community for at minute span, AC the half of the second half was that there
College team. ‘The win brings the the Danes led by only. three was only. one team. foul called
Danes Vo mark to 11 points, 25 h

ayauinst the Danes,

Dune Pups conclude their
season al Marist College this, Fri
day before the varsity game

© 4 conference call when they got the letter, and = Despite the 11 AM. starting One Team Foul

See el * ame f time, ‘The Danes grabbed the

vald have had at Priday 2 saad the tin
reise Opening tap from the blurry eyed
§ visitors and proceeded to like an

The basketball team hay gone along wil th B early lewd, ‘The Dane pups contin:

‘The Pups resumed their

fociseon. Hyron Miller did not practice with: the

an last week, and even though he ty leaving with
the team for Butta today , he will not play: tonight

Rossi Has Come a Long Way

By Bill Heller

Danes Face Tough Week

6 fee SUNY at Buffale, Danes toughest problem, Other
Hors that counted agaist the
west teams they will have Danes, were that Buffalo had
+ Mbany in Buffalo,
«Univeristy

Hor start Buftaly hay a very tall team, and Sauers 1

searwel aot the Walluams gan be stating with Hany Johnson, who as taller than
When you dlan't phy, yeurstart 22¥M AE Was my’ Test rel appert
Hit The piresstiee wots ther

Game by game, 1 vetoed

asking what the hells wren’ Se by Alan D. Abbey Hutt
wand Bes Reisst, stbiout hi jute ad They were Up agaist one

paving ier: ait mere Phe more
With or without Byeon Mille

Ie phayedd, tne thet te hh
Lite, andl the fhasket hal

pe BBISEE os A continues Hall men, anid Coarh Hochard and that Butfale: 1

Year Hoss, now oo haekeuuet

Standout foe the Many State Battal 1s five never lest
Dragketball amt, Bas been a tag F
Hanne cxvmni AEH: UR Sveti stl A : » > r gh there evened as
" : inves eearitudence wn snte bi - night the Danes

Thee terier Hishopy Chabtigans BtHten: comtich i ; jal WE they hae last to some:

nid that would be the ean Even

Uhh Schout star teatatvenal te Capel Desteet Chau Sera UNI
Albany indie saphanors year the Seeamanst Cowen Re
eames Heres WH ae tne ian
Axon teestiman at New the

Cortland Tomorrow

Mame MMe sitting aut Inty: test

“I didn't want i P , i | } a hn ae ae a
to be a sin ad - au & | Fee. 4 ee Ca th

@ quitter,” Iie talk thee tak . ° ; ‘ se NY AE Change

; adie

wath award
Hanis, ill hast lengor
NCAA Cte ientistips
Has Lier wettins better
neds aned they

1 hen

wr the

Marist Friday

Heron phased 9p.
a Aer had He Hay keep
Ht thee ganes by Coach Husst Has always ten aed tegen
eT GT aoutsule shooter He rust needed that much
the pow and the « What is the bag questiun this

dub Quatiacht eo
tremendous des
ad

play Hume on the beaet and
Mase Rest the worst serbal sessault
he wall probably ever see Sa

The regular basketball season closes Friday as the Danes tackle

pot hin hack wi and tam thea
Cortland tomorrow, and Marist Friday doldinan

hit, Keys crespunited ul igag HOPS Whatewer the ease, Baby Rosst n
hay arrived te s i 2 gotdman days

GE ENT PRE GE 9
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Carolina, after March 23, call Carol,
462-9919.

RIDE WANTED: Fri, March 3,
(Westbury). Call Jan,

RIDE WANTED: To Brooklyn,
either late thursday afternoon (3/2)
or friday (3/3), returning on
Sunday. Call Penny, 7-8798.

RIDE WANTED: To Hartford,
Conn, area, March 10. Call Phylis,
487-4006.

RIDE WANTED «: To Long Island.
Leave March 3, return March 5. Call
Bob at 472-7818.

RIDE WANTED: To Corning
area, March 3, Naney 487-3036,

RIDE WANTED: To Brooklyn on
Friday, March 3, returning early
Sunday, March 5. Will share
exponsus, Call Linda, 2-7773,

RIDE WANTED: To Long Island,
March 3, Marshall,7-4044,

RIDE
Lthaea/Cornoll,
Elaine, 75147,

WANTED. To
Friday, March 3.

RIDE WANTED: Queens or Little
Neck area, Friday, March 31 Call
Marcia, 4722925,

PARTIES

HOUSING

FOR SALE PERSONALS

Roommate wanted (male) own
bedroom, $75/mo. Call 463-7354.

Roommat wanted—own
bedroom, beautiful apt., near
busline, cheap. Call 489-0432,

Beoutiful House near uptown
campus needs fourth roommate.
Call 482-6883.

Female roommate wanted. Own
room. Furnished. Three blocks
from old campus. open March 1.
Call 438-1594.

Female roommate wanted
immediately, beautifui spacious
apartment 2 blocks from Draper on
Willott St. Own largo furnished
room. For $41.25/mo. Call
465-3039, after 5:00 p.m.

WANTED: Three-five bedroom
house or apartment for next
semester. Call, 457-5057,

Apartment — Wanted for
fall—furnished, 2 bedrooms, near
bbusline, Call 457-7500"

J-need
to furnish your own bedroom-rest
of apt, furnished-~neyonable
price~Call 462-9919,

Studio apaeten
apartment for two

Willett Street, directly across from
Washington Park. Call 459-7352

Black Brothors and Sisters: Party
in Irving Hall Friday, March Sed,
Admission, $.50,

WHY NOT SEND YOUR CLASSIFIED ADS

1400 Washington Ave, Albany, N.
CLASSIFIED FOR

Date(s), ad is to run

TOTAL ENCLOSED
$

Name.

Total no.
of words ___f

Amount to pay—%%¢4

For each date $

Address.

Phone.

DEADLIN:

For Tuesday Paper, Sunday 11:00 p.m.

For Friday Paper, Wednesday 11:00 p.m.

Lost Male black and white
English Setter. If found, call ASP,
457-2190, needs medications

FOUND

Found: Gold man’s ring, If you
ean describe it, it’s yours. (Found

Fra ewght on pochum), Call, 7-4056 HELP WANTED

Whoever
leather

dan orange
gloves in bowling

please return,

Jobs: For Cape Cod and the
Islands. Complote list of businesses
req ployees. Seid
$200 to: STUDENT 408
OPPORTUNITY BOOKLET, A.A,
1, Box 11.C, Orleans, Mass., 02653

sTUDY

ESPERANTO, the
language, 1 Portland
ths 1228 July, then
Esperanto
to & August

for credit,
attend — Intunational
Congress here 29 Ju

A umque opportunity to tears this
beauuful language. {yformation
Summet Unwersity of
Portland, Portland, Oregon 97203

Hey Kids Tex is open for Spring
semester. Rlates go up March 1, so
arly. 7.8761

Film “Whatuver Happened to
Baby Jane? Fea and Sat. March 3
and 4, LC 23, 7 and 9.30 p.m.
$.50.

FOR SALE: Roberts 773x
professional tape recorder $250
(will negotiate)

FOR SALE: Nikon FTN Camera
body. Excellent condition. Call Al
Napper, 7-6881 or 7-358,

FOR SALE: 8 track tapes, $2.00
each, excollent quality, excellent
selection. Call Bill, 462-3416.

“BasicH, Basie-L, —Shaklee’s
organic cleaning and taundry aids,
and all Shaklee products. Call,
482-4555.

FOR SALE: 1 185 SAIS Radiat
Goodyear. 2 155 SR15 Radial
Snows Pirelli. Call Davo, 7-4985.

FOR SALE: IBM typewriter
15in, carriage. Call aftor 6 p.m.

438-5039,

FOR SALE: Panasonic digital
clock AM/FM radio. Cost $55
V.G. condition $30.00. Call Brad
457.5231

SERVICES

Blouses, drossesnocks. Made to

order. Lorry, 7-306.

Income Taxes Propared, student
foos, 438-1315,

Income ta prepare
experienced, 489-3239 days or
eves: 436-1069.

WHIPLASH— now country-tunk
and rockin soul band. Spectalizes in
L. Russel, Band, and original
material, For Clubs and parties. Call
Mitch, 462.9446.

WANTED: Typist-socrotary. Part
anged. Shorthand or
shoud writing proferred but not
absolute requirement. Or. Howard
Flor, SS-328, 457-8680 or
439-3954 tevenings)

time, Hours

photographer — neuds
models. Strictly
professional $10 per hour, Contact
Rion Nadar, 15 Lafayette St., Apt

28, Seh

Servos
female figure

WANTED

| dusperatuly need a copy of the
currant Advanced Accounting text
Do you have a copy for sala? Call

457.7838 now!

WANTED: One wile, age 18.19
years, no experrence nwcessary. Call

Bil, 7 4985,

A small roteigerator wi
Ploase call 472-8701

Attention Beautiful girls: Brucie

anytime, 7-3033.

Will the 2 girls who met me,

David, in northern Israol this
summer, please contact me at
University of Hartford (Diane and
friend), 203-242-1724,

How was New York and Harpur?
~dJer

Dear Judy and Mike: 1 can't
it, We stayed for the

WHOLE thing.
The 24+ hour club

Don and John: Good luck at
Marist!

Linda and Jeanne

Don and John: How were the
donuts?

Linda and Jeanne

Boy: What if there wore no steps
six months ago?
Gut

Busta—Happy Birthday! You're
logal now at Albany Med!
‘Mama, Kitten, Misky
What's more fun than nailing
00? PULLING IT OFF!
Unele Steve

Dear Jim: Je t'aime.
Love, Jo
rue Evie EYE WHAMMY

BARNEY: [tht Tate,
WAS A MERRY FLING, NO!

PEACE & POLITICS

Young Republicans: anyone inter
ested in campaigning tor Mixon 1
New Hampshire this weekend call Jitn
at 78872, Free transportation and
todging provided,

Maoists for Muskie sxcord usin
on Thurs, March 2m CC Firesute
Lounge at 8 pm, Election of officer

and upstate N.Y, campagn tran

Anyone interested in working 1h
‘McCloskey campaign
Hennings at 472-6352. Volunteers a
especially needed for the New Marys

contact Hetty

shire primary.

Western
BULLS

VERY DEFINITELY
GEAR BOX"

PAGE 10

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

FEBRUARY 29, 1972

Classic Western blue
jeans — rough ‘n ready
for anything because
they're hefty bull weight
(13% 02.) cotton denim
Flare bottoms, belt-loop
waist, scoop pockets in
front, patch pockets in
back. Sizes 28-38, S-M-L
lengths s7

Richman

BROTHERS

Colonie
Shopping Center|

Morxist-Leninist Study Group moots
Tues,. Feb. 29 at 7:30 pm in CC first
floor lounge. Topic: ‘Class Analysis of
American Society.” Advance readings
“rom Mao Tsetung) available from M
Howard m HU 309 or CC lobby Tues

SUNYA Draft Counseling Hours:

Vues, 10-1, 7-9, Wed, 12-3, Thurs,

Ti next major anti-war demonstra:
tion 1s April 22 in N.Y.C, and LA, By
Wi thousands we've changed the
fourse of the war, By the ailtions we

Anyone sutestad in formng
John V. Lindsay for Pres. pias
atl ay at 7 506K

punt a Wet
nadnaten’s maaltnin tC
MM,

Anyentws wuteestead encativisitig
George McGovern Hanae
PT a 166 STR

Premedical and pre-dental students
applying in 1972 to bogin studies in
1973. 11 you have not registered with
the Advisory Committee, please do so.
Forms available in University College
(ULB 36),

Application forms for those who
wish to apply for membership in P/
‘Mu Epsilon, the National Mathematics
Honorary, For details on requirements
and where to pick up forms, see
posters in the Earth Sci, Big, Com.
pleted applications must be returned.
by Feb, 29,

Applications are still being accepted
for tw Aegean Institute, a summer
program be held in Poros, Greece
trom June 25 to August §, For details

Pru Poblsander in HU 349,

Zotetiks tw undergrad Philosophy
chats awd 10
Kennett of

present Prot
the Philosophy
dept, dscns “Beyond
Freedom and Dignity’ is only Skinner
deep? io Vivesttay, Match 7 at 7:30

bw HU

Suimuy schoo! at SUNY Bultalo
evil seta
‘British Primary Schools" \o We Weld at
11 Manchester, Eq

4 tour woek course in

Datauny Cotten
lant, Prearatn dates are June 26—July
21 Further inte and appheations ean
Janes A. Michiels
axginins, SUNY.
Townsend Mall Buttle,

bes obama thers
NY lala

MAJORS & MINORS

INTERESTED FOLK

Spanish Club

Psychology Assoc. meeting
Mates boa SS 2M at 2 a

ACM mweting vs Weal, Mari
or br
11) talk on Micro Programming

Aswindsly Mallat

Guddeon Frieder

ANN student
thw Junior year in the SUNY pro:
gram in Israel awe urged 16
tmmediately. Or Clute

0

Attention: Community service

the Humanities Col
Meda at ity
wok on Hastory
Mae bat 7

Philosophy av
loguium— Prot ase
Hesteay dept watt
anid Mlusion” 0 West
func HUE 2H

vised research for Juniors and

PHOENIX

erary magazine

sunya

TODAY

campus center lobby

funded by student tax

Women's Liberation Group

Caueus on Women's Rights a1
INVA Movting an Match 6 at
YW my HU 290 tor wornen

Reporters wanted: Anyoow inter

Jana news eepor tig) How Ae

ploaae eall Glown Von Nostitg at
7981

The Italian-American Student Alli:
ance (UAlleansa degls Stuxtoutt Halo
i) wall tue by

Aviles, former tabueation Chat

we Haat Atrwaseany Cavit
anid snow sisstatant tee

nv Math

Enjoy TMi works! tniniductny
iwetiny on Transcendental Media:
fon se tamil Ly Mutants Maluyh
Youn Manet 2 CO Asian

wlaye
your food slo ¢utanatec against? Cone
stl eae pale «tbo tee

ro Tones. es, ba 8

Boricua Weekend will be held on
April 21, 22, and 23, Viva Puerto
Rico!

TELETHON ‘72 couldn't have been
the success it was without the fantas-
tic help of all the students, Thanks!

Love, Judy and Mike, It's nice to care.

Tonight at 8:30 in the Patroon
Lounge, come to the JSC—Hebrew
Club Purim party, Hamentaschen,
song, dance, and spirit, Everyone is

invited,

A TriCity chapter of the National
Children’s Asthma Hospital at Denver
Colorado, 1s being formed at this time
Wn Albany, by a group of publie-spirit
ed volunteers, I you'd like 16 pub-
hicwe ths major U.S. researety and
Ile saving program, eogage in fund
raising and social activitws, please join
var chapter, The fest meeting wall be
March 10. at 8 pin ja the
Universtiy. Branch, Ni
cial Bub
Wester Ave , Albany,

KI on Fey,
onal Corner

Community Room, 1196

Riding Club wusndarory meetin awed
filn show.m) ‘The Basie Principles of
Hunter Seat Equitation’ ony Tw
March 2 a1 7 pm an LC 11, Meaning

ope 14s all student

On Mant 10 thes ASP yrablistues
Annual Spring Issue \¥ wall twaru
1 Sprmgine Anyone sastinn,
Hy coantidiiie a any way, contact belt
Hodoers CC 494. a7 2190

The Christian Science Organization
wall moet at 7 poy Tues,, Fob, 29-01
406 Ten Eyck on Dutely Quad, Trans
bortanion will be provided alter dhe
tar Charly M

Catt, loctiner an Christian Senne

fot 0 LPL to

The Capital Distrret Chapter ot the
National Rehabilitation Assoc. will tx
holding a Get to know Rehab Nite’
oy Wed, Maret Boat 7-30 pat the
Kits of Colunibus Hall, 378 Oni

Ww St, Altany. Donation 1s 1 00.

Aplications aus stil borg acesptod
SUNY Day Care Center tov

Caddie of staff, taculty and students
Pleas cal 436 0184. 1

Parsee thw scwnew Wetion magus
8 how accepting: stoves, pours and
Her croatia eflorts, He you think
Hot yiau have soraethang yee, subarat
Ht Curis ©, Sint a HU 324,
LatinoAmericanos la Union bw la
Marzo 7.730.
henuche, [susbaehor Nall, Hateenatianat

Faeegn. Une Mon

aden Cuigys

Look for Hogatfon (the Grapevine)
Ive manttely aanwslet tor at tt Jewish
commumty

cans, HE yous wish

conve or it you wots
us camatertna His) eae atc to

ro

ter call Launal Press, at

Free counselling and votersal ser
views avatlable 10 pregnant women.
Stuctly contidential Contact Catholic
Family Services, V0. Hamilton
Altuny, at 436.9745 trom 9 an -b
fn Wouksdays only

International Students’ Assoc. is
sponsoring its biy trip to Washington
D.C. Buses will leave Hom Brubyher
Hall and Administution Cireks on
Thurs,, March 16 at 11 pn iu sill
return from Washington on March 1)
at 1 pm, The cost of the iip) is $22,000
which covers transportation ant lout
ing expenses, Please siyy your sate as
soon as possible in the lntwrnatianal
Student Oftice, CC 329,

Colonial Quad residents may still
purchase tax cards by calling Alice «at
7-896}, Good for discounts
Toboggan party, Boston trip,
Patrick’s party.

The oxperiinental University maga
ine, Association, invites any interest
ed mambers of the University com:
munity to an organizational meeting
fon Mon, March 6 at 7.30 pn in the
CC Fireside Lounge,

Ze-Chor the Journal ot Whe JSC is
looking for people to type for it, It’s

Interested call Ken 7-504)

People interested in taking an uctive
role in the newly approved kosher
kitchen

47-4983,

Thor will be a kosher kitehen on
Duneh Quad, next year, You ean sian
wp when the tou

Wateh tan more

mia tackels are
Hostrted
atormation,

WHAT TO DO?

Free Music Store \
Rounds.

Hare 10 ya

atlas by Jool Chad
Calter the wind. engemase cancert) in
thw second four lounge of the PAC,

Fr, March 10, 1's tree

Tickets for ftalian wine-tasting party
wall go on sale Wed, and Thurs, in the
Campus Center at Htalian-Americun
Student v desk
1000-1 00, Viva il vino! Also tickers,
Aiden,

trom

ean be obtained thru Gin
For into, na at 472.5450,

Conu sow ‘Whatever Happened to
Buby Jane? Fr, and Sat,, March 3
id 4 LC 23 at 7 and 9:30 pm,
$8.40 for everyone,

SUNYA Synchronized Swim Club
preswnts ‘Olympic Reflections’ on
March 17 and}8 at 8 pm at the
SUNYA pont, Admission 1s free,
Kralian club will yrosnt Beilocchio’s
award-winning hin, ‘China is Near’
Thurs. Mare 240 LC Tat 7 30 ane
9.30, pm, Admissions

card, 8.75 wo Every

OFFICIAL NOTICE

Those graduate students who have
referendum ballots
Mrough the mail may vot on the

fielorondam by obtaining # ballot at
the GSA ofhen in CC 116 trom 8 30
mn to 3.30 py Friday, Mareh 3. You
‘ust Ihave proof of identity and proot
of graduate status in thw loin ot a
student 1D ead and your correct
addeess cannot be on hy. present
mailing list used by GS:

natled out the roforwndun,

when thay

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ALBANY

STUDENT PRESS

PAGE 11

Hey! WHAT HAVE YOU DONE WELL, ONE MIGHT SAY SHE'S
YOU'RE NOT BEATRICE! WITH HER? OUT TO LUNCH RIGHT NOW...

WHILE THE KNIGHT 1S ON HIS
WAY UP LET ME. MENTION ,
THAT WITH A LIGHT SNACK oa
OR EVEN BY ITSELF SCHAEFER Weopmaw
BEER 1S DELICIOUS... TRULY : AH,YES

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PAGE 13

Admission to SUNYA Is Getting Tougher Paul Simon

and EOP students since the new accelerated degree Binghamton) on talent. At
Vice President Sirotkin according approximately 1,300 applied this program which allows the student Albany, high shoo! Gee and
‘Admission to Albany State will to room space and limitations of year as compared to 650 last year. to ine his undergraduate work Rep Bae me : : ta
i i! 3 years. ns riteria, am ie

be slightly tougher next year, but specific departmental majors such ‘sooo Fishin in 3 yeas targely by ReueatsSeholuahip Beam i used
‘on the whole, the requirements as Medical Technology, Bg OE eae ast bay to iveroert all
Sill rermain similar to those of the Psychology, and the Social As of now, Hart said that he is academic competion Wilt So ot Nin it cid that he
past, Sciences, Hart estimated that over moving with the A (90+) students, small emphasis on spesitie tak ite spelignte Lint mid at
Dr, Rodney A. Hart, Director of 10,000 students applied this.year, holding with the B+ (87-89) such as music and grin i eee ie vara eae ia r et ‘
‘Admissions, said that he is waiting a slight increase over the 9,300 student and discarding the B- schools, including u 2 1 eee pertains but , iM acheenepeime taritimes ight
for the quotas of the numbers of students who applied last year. (B5-) group. He hopes that he can Binghamton, admit stu ent yy Father cag tee bod pather way of pe mip mad est Ptah ke
freshman, transfer, and BOP Hart also expects more accept 4,000 freshmen this year lottery aa shone posuere pis rien eo writing is fragmented, se too
students, "The quotas, expected to competition among the transfer and perhaps an additional 50 to (approximately fi A Ee cant Simon is wis atastroph intimallwicineoee bule sit lad Vaieeee thee
except. in the event of an The best of Paul Simon and Art for the most part his stresses and YOU" for health and we appreci

8 Spoke iia Uni smntations only, serve to magni. te SOUR thoughts and concern

by Claude Weinberg come in soon, are determined by
Most of the songs on Paul Simon “Run That Body Down is ane

by Eric Graeber tre monumentally
Paul Simon (Columbia KC 30750) tial, “Dunean” is the only sone
Paul Simon was une ofthe great which tallest. animes iraee, TW Tong you think Una you ean
poets of the 1960's (many people rather compressed one at that, but un that body down?

nrewnsequen, ther Simon sermon

“Kid, you better look around

aru Gules uels tangled up-in its thyme HOW many nights you think that
Do what you been doin’
Who yon fookin'?"

saying that the new album Paul the weal. A few words are sung Remarkable sentiments, Brother

mely poor result from the
; awa abot Aedtnoudeeaeiy, Rested etc han just between you and me

Illusion of Competition he poor human being: the SiteRiee SANFAIN MeRUGR an ie i possibly expect to
ae if he cwalised the me, Mach with your messaue? If you

simply wanted to get your

trations, hopes, fears, and joys of Habe
a short lifetime in a confusing tyke}
‘There has been quite « chany ake he Was making, It coneeiva
the competition for admission

‘This year, the deadline for

world. Stark stories were created ly tries te capture same af the [ROURRES on the subject across,
wh the ado dete sewn anager othe cs at Bet, BMF yn, bt doubt rom
harmonies and crisp wits play i he preachy attitude and te
applications was moved up to ’ plow Gat ais way’ off the mark, And to {Pe Peeaehy attitude and tone of
January 15; however, there is a say that Detront has 4 “hell af a minke Lawk: how fur: Dincryan
lower percentage of students who The Bridge Quer Lomebled hockey team, HOL when he began his anti-geass

Percentage of stu Waters album was a sort of turn: standings kitely? "Paranoia Blues OF ia, Careen cneeer reco
ing point. For the first time, does an even ureater disse

LIST OF ARTISTS LIST OF LABELS ion sae open Selita te Setar taaraas Br ameneze sacs Nef & Yok
8 Scarce Se meetin Gione setae: fgiecetatts = SONIN Ge YOKO
|

has he cheeked the

accept, in contrast to 5 years ago,

crease in the enrollment next ‘

dates of their albums so they had 1 eril Run ‘That Body Down” happens
wwe year On the ane hand, SUNYA aes of the alu ey Ha epee nthe Big Tht Bay Dow app
tlantie © Blue No losing yatudeniia. tu. vale lo be exten special to stand up to Apple. Simon flys inte J.F.K., bis {0 be the best musical cut on the :
“ ' losing students to privat the repeated playinigs they eee near Summa fis inte KS tia ut then ayin it has hitthe —EMUubshty. March 2nd ay the first of three nights of an experimental

hound to receive over the extend. knuws he i going te becherked competition, Aside from "Mother setiey sponsored by the Albany State Cinema. Their seven films are
ed period of time. "The first four be the bree hed care eked and Child Reunion,” there is nary heme disttibuted 10 universities around the country

dee Gees * Jelerson Auplane
nada The films of John Lennon and Yoko Ono will be shown this
Steppenwoll * Butterild Blues Band
Blind Faith * Ene Clapton
Vania Fudge * Mon Buttery
Temptations * Supremes
Nei Diamond * The Re
the filth Dimansion * Oelaney & Bonne
Bier Image * Clarence Carter
John Mayall * Cold Blood
Jos lan * Rod) MeRuen

(Chess * Cherte universities, showing tbe stecess
Cadet * Cotumns Of the objectives of the increased

Command * Pe tuition and) board. rates; some

ponent a song that makes my skin ti Rape Il

albums were able to meet this test
is test Simple Simon as eating, Lin Chow
ete with oven the Guntest sign of

head on but Bradge soon beeame Kon an he tums
tired and unbearable ax mest of anand for a see, and pawl, the SmMeuen. The muse ae generally
the songs were catchy but quite chow is kone, ‘The

sivine tacther ws a film where the cameramen follow a German girl on

weest © Gondy
ianiversities conters, For exempt het London visit, She ay not told what ts happening ay they follow her

anus * Asbeity
Hart said tht we split the number

MGM * Motown
HA Victor * Kemnse cepted here and at hallawe While: lhete was arecate
Soul City * Stan th L evenly. On the

a fat and unmspieod and conse Hough the sieets an inte her apartment, She becomes more aid
quently leaves no Gat for the more Lantic about the situation ay they even refuse to answer her

cal Lake: A River" and questions. A pettect canta tape
Congratulations” have absolute : k at i

ie * pele pow ule. ier ay. poy Fat SHAT HG
teen Baer * tim hardin Ties *  oiams other hand, due to u foatrow" aul *Daualingtionwe: ‘qe ake ee ee
oll ool roars Schwann Cat. wane tect tn x quality of education AS llany, Mootle ah ey ay fog N Bathin offer, Me and July, Apotheosts” takes us floating ayy ara balloon aver a village anid ante
ey Senge ©, Chet Ms ict 4.98 8 as Babe eat: 1d to its increasing popu : An antedrug theme pervades Dawn By ‘The Sel . the clotidy. "The Hil gamed an eestatie bath ie Wee Raye f
{day Amold * Al Hut c 6 end. mony thers 5 : son ealiged: that nt ak Gieuouns. “licesaiie n By The Schoolyard” will ec Hone and seape like very few
ty list 4:°* to iiaiy’ xoed applicallons are wouldn't hurt ame: in, the least bit ‘ Heeythint yaidoubledly evevive wide airplay luis ve ever seen. H's a perfectly: beautita tm,” (Mekus, {fllage

he Four Tops * Aretne Frarkin n ;

reerived. According to Hart, el peer heard “Cretititarstine but Fthink tt isone of theaticky, Lime)

G mudenit dotir't bother 10 apply Dont You Write Me xevssively cute numbers that Lreetnon
anymore." Still, Hart said, the } wot

though Simon freely admits at the

no truth to the myth that you press heforehand, I has a set of
that W'S phan ta see i

DISTRIBUTORS OVERSTOCKS! ecsviede Hel hope tbat hose sete ain your owen” he proceed ast nelinion, ta

QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED © NO DEALERS, PLEASE! Si foun coma ; th me de a |
HUGE R ECORD ‘ellie telfndin ls ee ct? AMM wt Pal Se ncert Soon!

Dut ay for mew he hits fast hy Hitedcan md the ode ciads ot the Dave

ether Fully Apart” sounds
ike i was composed on the spat
versus. hah indealiy ed aikeealloe ak 1s Hot obscene. but iva stills fil of the vonstrniction of a
“Give Peace a Chanee’™ 1 sung at the Toronto Bedln, Other

titles ate “ELV “Ballad af John and Yoko" and "Cold Turkey"

Simon was usually able to sups hotel

* competition for { q vctnper what | sinc
wlevanee Hach Te pe SIND Satutbay. Mant |

\ those living within the surround.
‘the BO Pa, a
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CAMPUS CENTER
ALBANY STUDENT PRESS FEBRUARY 29, 1972

Ace ALBANY STUDENT PRESS PAGE 15

On the Coming of...

“The time,” as emcee Harold P, Brown (Robert

Verini) says, ‘is 1888...an epoch of scientific ALBANY
breakthrough and technological innovation." At this \ STUDENT
point in history two men were waging a fierce battle 7
for control of the electrical power—and the PRESS:
minds—of the American people. On the one hand
‘Thomas Alva Edison (Robert Chanin), the Wizard of
Menlo Park and a legend in his own time, struggling —
to maintain both his reputation and his already Vv State University of New York at Albany Te
outmoded direct electrical current (D.C.). On the : ‘

other ;The venal and corrupt George C. Westing-

house (Roger Moran), who, in his attempt to corner
ket with alternating current (a-c), will stop
lly nothing. The competition between these r) ep on arg :

two businessmen takes place on all levels of society,

lies, half-truths and misinterpretations being the
order of the day; ultimately it leads to “The Main e
Event,” the shocking conclusion of D. Melmoth’s 30 |
play THE GREAT AMERICAN LIGHT WAR,
ing Wednesday through Saturday, March 1-4
evenings at 8:30, Saturday matinee al 2:30—with a
70, all on the Main Sage of the P.A.C THe (ARBRE KNEE YS Suen ind Mabehee ee
ctor dames M, Leonard's east of 26 attempts \ sail see Hl LEG A WHETHER, UHwi@RO coces at’ Uc memorandum concludes
peculiarly American R your suitemates an extra thirty subsidy should be added to stuc with these words: “It for any
dollars during the past two semes- dents’ bills, ‘The cost averaged gut reason the Central Office changes
ters and one of the ways you to about two dollars and fifty its mind, we will have to make
might want ( use that phone ix to eents per atudent (using a six man adjustments in the second semex
call up and thank John Hartley, suite as the .nean.) Filling but at this juneture w
the View-President of Management John Hartiey telephoned Mr. are making what seems in our
and Planning, for the extra cast. [larry K. Spindler of SUNY Cen: jsdkement to be the most logical
and rational decision
Interestingly, though Central Of
fice upparentiy did chang
mind, the adjustments"
Hartley's own memorandum pro!
mised were never fortheoming
Students went right on paying the
extra cost on their second somes
ter room bills
And, apparently, not everyone
agreed with Hartley's logic and
rationality, AU least one admin
strator, Neil Brown, Dean for Stu:
dent Affairs, was known to have

plure the
ich-as-eatch-can” atmosphere of the Technolo

electrical expert Southwick; Bernard Fe
portrays: George Westinghouse, Jr.

Westinghouse henchman ‘Tl. Carpen

quartet pf newsmen, whose scheming for circulation
buildup contributes to the madness,is. por
trayed by Eileen Kelly, Steve Aminoft, Leslie
Bryon and Cray Lucarelli; the wire services are

represented by Sandy Chevlin (A.P.) and Nora
Gibson (U.P). Trehnicians for The Main, Event this past Aujust and again in word would soon be forthcoming
sero Brown (Timer) and ool Grom (Baelne January: Ostensibly, the money through administrative channels,
oom). ‘The wives of America are typefied by was slated to cover the cost ofa And so, on the basis of Spindler's
Ben Baker OMe Mirna Hiytr) Siptaale phone subsidy that was dropped verbal “assurance” that the sub
‘oqers (Mex, dones), Holly Fitter, Chris

by the State of New York, Or at sidy would be dropped, Hartley
Geruldine Katz, Barbara Launer, and Carol

It was Hartley who opted to tral Administration to determine
include an extra fifteen dollars whether or not the extra cost
charge, divided equally among — should be included, Hartley says
you and) your suilemates (or — Spindler told him to go ahead and
roommates) on your room bill add the charge because official

Joust, that is what students on this J lo charge students the

Tanzman, electrical wholesalers are impersonated by eampus were old tn, amemoran

Ted Orosa, Allan Kessler, and dae Riley. ‘The
musical accompaniment ix provided by the cele
beated Star Spangled Washboard Band (Greg
Haymes, Kiyde Davies, Don Dworkin, Paul
Jensman) and Friend (Lous Seorea) ‘Phe Band will

wed August 6 by Robert The trustees made a decision
Acquino, SUNY A Bursar, that subsidies were to be climi> strongly ‘disagreed. with Hartley's
But the subsidy ay never offi: nated John Hartley explains. decision and to have urged him to
cially terminated. |The money “Sa we put it (the extra cost) on wait for the official written word,
didn't go to the telephone com — the bill...They (Central Adminis “1n 4 meeting with Mr. Harley last
ime Working: Wille tunes of the porutl sax Well ays pany. And now student govern- (ration) seemed to be leaning in summer’. 4a Bea fed
summer", says Brown, “I was
orygnal compositions by Kivde and Bill Polehinski ment officials are arguing that (hat direction," trong ond .
Hartley never had the authority to wrongly opposed to the institu
Phe produet Fechnteal scape cin only. be Hartley elaborated in a memor- tion of this fee until specific
deserrbed as Lite, supervined: by designers Robes collect the money in the first ay sent on July 21 to Dr. writted insrtuctions were received
Donnelly (sets) and decome Hantey thghtimg), elhase Riceiand senealing Clifton ‘Thorne and Mr. Robert from the Ce
Chancellor Ernest: Boyer te Can teal OFFI
r 2 Student Association President,

credits as PETER PAN, CAMINO. REAL, and “The situation on the Atbuny Mike Lampert, who is spear:

HARRY, NOON AND NIGHT, costumes were ‘ heading. the drive
dk ‘ campus”, the memo says in put heading the drive to have the
cated by Klaine Yokoyama, whe has won much Peculiar Problem is such that we (the Business Money refunded to the students

prave for her work on ENIICO TV and THE Office and the Office of Student ‘ks simply: “Where's Hartley's
EMPEROR'S NIGHTINGALE Graphics were The scenario began this past Affairs) feel that an optic authority ’He had no authority to
ereated by Don Moshani, shige manager is Henry June’ When the SUNY trustees, be given lo students to do that
Ruiils . according to their official “Sum: telephone service and the time ix
TK UREAT AMERICAN LIGHT Wateieun mary of action" authorized Chan- so short before the fall semester
cellor Boyer “to take immediate billing goes out that the decision
steps to discontinue the procedure made now to increase
yy State University subsi ‘nom rate by $15 a semester But regardless of whether or not
the cost of probiding tele per th, prorated to the Hartley had the ‘authority, the
phone service in dormitory rooms number ot students useing the immediate. problem. confronting
located in osidanes halls on Slate elephone student government officials is
operated campuses.” What this And further on, the memo Crying to ge joney back. The
students tax, $2 without ‘The Sunday nyt benesit meant wis that Boyer had the slates: "Mr. Spindler says tut money dee net oo te the phone
ones Foe the Butera Children authority-if he desired- to order the Central Office will provide us company--instead it is. placed. in
reais the fifteen dollar per room state with « memorandum covering this (he hands of the State Dormitory
PREHIOY RY FINS subsidy cut on all SUNY campus: change ty:Central Office will pro- Authority's income fund, Thus, it
edto order the fifteen dollar per vide ux with a memorandum cov- jg used to. pay off construction
room state subsidy cut on all ering this change but we are pro- bonds-not telephone bills.
SUNY campused (including, of ceeding on the basis of his tele:
course, Albany State), phone communication anticipa- Lampert has written two letters
This presented the SUNYA ad: ting that we will receive a written to Chancellor Boyer asking for «
ministration with a peculiar prob- memorandum shortly. ‘The timing refund, He argues, in a letter sent
continued on page 2

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