Albany Student Press, Volume 65, Number 2, 1978 January 31

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Vol. LXV, No. 2 © 1874 by Albany Student Prose Corporation

‘Slate University of New York af Albany,

_ Extended Library Hours Proposed

bby Denise Lenel

The University Senate Libra
Council passed a resolution yester-
day recommending. that extended
library hours for one week prior to
and during finals become SUNYA,
policy,

The decision was reached
survey of the usage of fh
fueiities during the finals week ex
tended hours last semester, eo
ducted by Library Ditector,
James Schmidt atthe request othe
Library Couneil Serviees normaly
Aiscontinusd after ten p.m, (ire
tom desk and reserve rani) were
continual until losing a 69 a,

he data colleted this survey
Stuer. stated in a report tthe
Library Council, “the nature of
usage of the library during these
hours seems to have bee sina
‘ol ibrary qua library and theetore
implicitly of tibrary qa study hal

‘Among the arguonents i fsa ol
extended hours, the report cited
exam week as “the most important
week af the semester: there is

better place to study on campusthan
the library, the normal 103.5 hours
pet week of library service during
these two weeks is inadequate; other
instutions(SUNY and non-SUNY)
inereuse library hours during exam
weok.”

The decision to recommend ex-
tended hours s 4 contradietion of
Schmidt's statement last seinester
hstore the monitoring, when he
argued that "study only can indeed
‘be done in other places on camps.

Uhe resolution, which includes
Fequest lor additional lands. to
Finanee the extended hours, will be
put helore the University Senate at
is mext meeting ow Feb, 6. Acco
dling to Schmidt, the ultimate dee
‘som on the recommendation heen
ing. university policy rests with View
President for Academie Atta
David Manin,

‘Schmidt expressed concern about
‘he availability of additional tun
The proposed Exccutive Budget or
SUNYA’s next fiscal year (which in
‘eludes finals week) recommends cut

‘The use of the library's coin-operated copy machines will be
mminlmally affected by the new Federal copyright ta

Field Of Presidential

by Aron Smith

The number of candidates being
comidered for the position ol
SUNYA President has been nove
xd to about 38, according. to
Presidential Search Commits
Chairman J. Vanderbilt Straub

The position, vacated when
Emmett Fields left SUNYA 10
become President of Vanderbilt Un-
iversty in Nashville last spring, drow
nearly 200 applications from across
the country

‘We have now done the intial
‘evaluation ofthe candidates. We are
trying to reduce the list to those we
consider to be qualified,” said
Straub, “That lst will be shrunken

down further, until we get what we
call‘outstanding candidates,”

“The Search Committe will be

fothoseitconsidersto

set down tothe final candidates, we
will invite them 10 come vo Albany

President for Un
Sorrell E. Chesin, who is presently
sctving as Executive Seeretary of the

ting four non-teaching postions in
the library while providing for a
$597,000 incrense in library aeyuisi-
tion to cover the increased cost of
material,

“The Executive budge
recommends funds for student
wages remain unchanged for the
sixth year straight, despite a rise
‘in the student minimum wag.” said
Schmidt. “If we do not recieve ad-
tional funding there will be et
tracks in some places but 1 ill ab
solutely not fire students

Martin stated that no additional
sate funding will be availble, but
that cealloation within the Univer:
sity budgets posible. “Iam not fl
lyconvinced ofthe need, but fit dock
feist the University will assuee ad
Aitionat nding.” he sui

this would be the fest timeSUNY
would have a policy of extended
library hours, according o Schmid
He said extended hours with no ser.
ies. were instituted in the fall of
16 after regular libeary hours were

Continued on page four

The Comma mcammendaion ot xlndedibrary hour contact
brary Director C. James Schmidt's former statement

Revised Law Restricts Copying

by Matthew Cox

The new Federal eopytight hw
which bys been the ease ofa grea
‘amount af confusion, won't prohibit
SMudents from making single enpies
of copyrighted material, according
SUNYA® administration olfcils
and faculty members

Hu te new fiw, which went ae
cllet Jan, 1, will restrict exerve
room reproductions of eapyrighted
articles to anly one copy per clas

he ow las, may. the
eupynaht statute in use since 1909,
pices ews restrictions an mip
reproduction ol copycighted
materials an thus il greatly alfet
teaching where copied) miler has
Jong been used as teeing a

SUNYA Library Director anes
Schmidt said the elfect on users 0
the libeary’s coin-operated ewpy
machines. will ia most cases be
minimal, adding that single enpies
‘nade lor private use don ene tn
der the restrictions imposed gn ni
tiple reproductions

The impact of the law on hibsary
serves involving copies of originals
Won't he great, Sclmidt si

“In general, weexpect ween mest
the requirements of the law without

infinging on the students. too
uel," he sd

Professor Richard Haley of the
School of Library. Seienee,
‘member of the eampus committee
formed to clarify the law'simpact on
vations SUNYA departments,
sated that hethought resections on
Nibrary copying will be minima

Problems of enforcing sioations
by individual users also reduces the
likelihood that small-sele copying
willbe ctlested, Halsey sai.

“There may not be anueh ehange
tor libeatws he said

The new law establishes
luidelines under whieh copying can
he done without obtaining writen
Permission from the copyright
holier, and provides for penalties
he law is violated

Schmidt said the law was partially
deyeluped Irom at “Yar use” judicial
dovtine established about 40 years
ago and used ay & guideline ever

teachers ate
testrieted in the ‘number of

copyrighted publication they anay
Feprodues for classroom use. Mak-
ing more than one eopy of such
materials is governed by stringent

Candidates Reduced

Committee, “They're concerns
about mectinga deadline which they
‘hemelvesset. There going along as
quickly as they can.”

"You have to have some Nexibilty
inthis," said Straub, “I'simpossible
to say wht the Committee would
tun into."

High Standards

According to Straub
‘qualifications expected of the Com-
mittee’ choice for President include

tcademic standards and ad-

‘ministeaive experience, especially in

‘composed of both un-
dergraduate and graduate division

Some candidates showed quite
well im some areas, and some in

others. But some showed up well in
reas, and they weredeemed to be
more qualitied,” said Chesin,
‘Where candidates met fewer of the
criteria, they were of less interes to
the Committe.”

CChesin said that the Committee
will have a beter idea of a eut off
ddute by the end of February, ater
letters of nomination have’ been
Jooked at u resumes reviewed.

“The whole process is just geting
down to. number of people who we
can effectively approach,” said Com-
mittee member Paul Feldman, “It's
not a very exciting thing oF
‘monumental at this point, it just
very straight and forwat,

standards
"What you take has 40 be bret,
tnd must meet guidelines oF spon-

money by not buying the
would violate the la

Podium Rapid Copy Center
Coordinator Frank MacGowan said
his office, which handles requests for
multiple copies, has not substantial-
ly cut down the volume of copying
dane for profesors

The law sm some places eon
fusing.” MacGowan sid, "We han
dle almost every ease on an ine
vidual basis.”

Ue intent ofthe law is to increase
the control a publisher or eopyeight
holler has over how hismatertlean
be disseminated, MacGowan ex
plained,

The whole thing i very com.
pleated for us," Music Department
CChaieman Thomas Cully sid.“ is
-oingto inhibit the teaching of music
by cutting back on what material we
may copy, but to what extent I don't
know."

Making copies of sheet musicfora
‘las ora performance may in some
‘ises be prohibited, Culley suid and
may pose cost problems when one or
two seletions from a larger volume
ate needed

‘Al 've done is alert the faculty
that the old days of going overto the
Copy Center for X numbers of
copies are over,” he said, “I have a

tng that alot of thsi tll up in

‘comtinued on page two

INDEX

Se ae Student Dwellings Purchase Fails

by Peter Nadel reached. Sokol said that Student time period for repayment of the
The plan for Student Dwelings, Ovelings entered into 2 purchase lorn than vas feasible for Student

pags bs frilly In: to purchase wohousson Hud- ageenient with the landlord, Joe Dvelings
CoAT garter 20m Avene fas fallen through, ac-Naugher, inorder that they might Resultant, the: morgage oer
Schmit ai he didn think the corditg to corporation president have an option to buy the howe wai tured’ ‘down and” Stadent
Sie Sokol Inadltion, the corpora- when a mortgage was obtained. Dvings had to pay Naugher 5

Tearetions on reserve room copes
epee ees tin has ado orf S1000to tho Tht agreement. was made at 0000 he tintin inthe agrees
in some cases there willbe only one Jandlrd of the building for ating Naugher request and called fora had expired, The balance ef the 52>
copy of publication foralareclass to make the purchase deposit of $2,000 be pid him in 00 depot wa returned to Student
aie Sokol blamed an insufficient mor- return for keeping the offer open, Dusings Ine
MS RU ie Agee eikne sa lage offer from a local bank asthe The agreement stipulatedthat if Stu Soko! maintained that. Student
Ireoneccneaian wegen, Veccinmion Agsinet Russtan Fiu Considered primary reason Student Dwellings dent Dvelings did) not buy the Dvelings i sill an active orgeisn-
freon serie toom igs weson! WASHINGTON(AP) The rks (rom dying of infuenz ae 10 ines filed to purchase the buildings. building beforeacertainundisclosed tion, and wil stil attempt to find
levous Waite" fd anid _greater than the risks of dying from vaccination, a government health official ‘Sokol added that the corporation's date, than they would lose $1,000 of safe, low-cost housing for students.
srcvous harm." he aid. sid Monday. Dr. Willa Pegs, decor ofthe Ceterfor Des: Conn problems coud be traced othe very the depos They are presently researching the
vl sa ersatik ene CDC, made the aertion to a panel of experts consideing wither to tend of last semester “Mortgage Not Enough possibility of either renting or buy-
etiamae cat changes ty recommends mas inoculation campaign aginst the Russian, ths ne Approximately three weeks During finaly weck of sting a vacant convent owned by St
: Hicks Et ee soos na cron Semen eos ott Cheyne, We, ny ans ex ipa belote the end ofthe semester the semester, stidemt Dwelings wax Vincent DePaul ‘Church. Much
ee hncolbepe later thie winter or went winter, The swine fu inoculation campaign of 1976 Albuny Rehabilitation Agency had — notified by the bank of their inten- remains to be investigated about this
any er Siatonery ata on Ey Rdercolng paper | aries not valle (0 © Wr ot cae i grap hal al some persons who wee nocd enced Sele stcusiny ie Gunipet tein verte: lope tal tema
40 i? " a ae Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a paralyzing -diseuse that can lead to death. [he ‘Student Dwellings’ proposal, to con- the mortgage offered was substan. they are not sure “whether we ¢:
. 10's off any purchase over $8 with thie ach | akc sho ane shat it wil vine demic eve ace, tre one tid of te com ft ally ft than the amount requted workout an cglebesaion eh
Se eet iooeni rrmolon te bulog : ie auckiuad i otoe . ,
‘Av this pont the fn tems fora project. Additonal, Sokol noted how te faiiy would b practical) Student Dwellings ie. President Sue Sokol blames the allure to buy
todo ones own Coal Supplies Dangerously Low bunk mortgage had not yet een thatthe ban, wanted a much shore managed. ao botnet een tnurtchord mornonee ener Ponta toad eer
copying and! not going through a (AP) Coal iaventorie at ullie in many Eastern and Midwest sates srt
bureaucracy, then thee may be no dangerously low levek and mandatory power curtailment nigh be

( se at a ra a ar ea a eae Ae tne a! . _. Report on Dean To Be Presented

Jean over backwards to comply with

Sh it lawn hone cachwarecpying fr they cn be mtd” ad Aku Gale, coal cpa forte

cloveshin, | rca secre remo mts

He admires her taste. The United Mine Workor strike, approwching iu eign week combed : y : iy Teas cide, Martin, “I will add any information were acidently thro
q with biter cold and record-setting snowstorms have reduced fuel inventors : & Me) A faculty committee evaluating we know of about the Dean. Even- ding to Hall

Nuclear Satellit a uities serving millions of people in states dependent on cal fram astern : ‘i ©) the performance of Dean of Social tally Il make a final recommenda:
oa i a ‘ F226 und tchavioral Sciences Richard tion kept geting these questionsresback
Kendall will probably present its Matin said it possible that a and {put them in a box on the oor.

ay ‘ a ! final report by the end of this w negative report result in es- Somebody took the box to the

May Be Dangerous carer urges Satoite Restrictions a: a ele ced oC: nas ee ey eee ee ree a ie

WASHINGTON (AP) Present Carter sid Monday he fs an F Se ceed ta SINS up down cuit ct. Geinbilne yar eatiated ies
WASHINGTON (AP) Energy agrcement with the Soviet Union to prohibit the launching of low-lying “f # Committee members would not — treme,” said Martin, “We can also received by the committee,
Sunday it is inappropriste for permanent unlesafaisafesytem can be devised to prevent eewren ule BE) be wstve or negative. but acor- theresa whole range of posits, id tha the report eeds to
satelite containing muelearredeirs pide in which a Russian slit plunged ck ito the simp : “Map: Ankeny Pedder. “meaudan suugolin Ur ingraye od ad ped up bolas
orbit Tusa witha nuckar avr 18r@eli+Egyptian Falke'te Resume Des nhuducwen mechani eccintccma maine Ger wear nese
board }USALEM (AP) lsrachExyptan tary aks aimed at working vt « ihe College ‘Facaly Coumel Toe! among. nul “members icy inary Dinelor Cina Seles
radioactive debris from the Soviet Defense Minister Ezer Weirman and his negotiating tam willesetor
en danas ne ay yaa te Still No Payment From Benecke
cientist with Schlesinger’ the'Simt Deer iliaeihicdiiaieacinaa hued

analysis hus tentatively identified a by J Haber Me did say that the last cam: comment
(Clio TX Prova munication he hits had with Henecke—-Wenecke’s altorney Raymond

‘eign For Rshanee me D48eFimination Sult Against State Police Settled Mare Reka has tnt ake 4) ori Og Ging (He Ueecy Fa te dt Ee

Northwest Ferritories ts being ram ALBANY, NX. (AP) The state has settled discrimination st again resution payment ta the setior weal and tha Benecke dil not iit had signed ay

a piece ofthe satelite. Se Ba ee nein hr prornliag ol 28 Uebel lia ds da the pest caine e- Watt negotiate eel anymore. with Uh clase of "7K, bul thal nae
Svea ont ome 56 pow vane Oy Wifes. Me LN 8 od ring fine ia payne ites enceke eau not Be teacher had brought tf tein

ete may well be radioaetne Brow an
pieces” Schlesinger said “1 gow !'slisesaid Monday. The division has ben delayed by the asta im it ate eee

ser eesnign'a in sateonga th enh "feewmuatintanesr SUNY Chancellor Skips

‘A committee to evaluate Dean of Soclal and Behavioral Sciences valuation.
Alterctaluting the nport"sid The rst batch of questionaives ing,

er epee tema rey an eerste viwnrGoaan connie Thauguration Ceremony

anappearanes on ABC-1V's "hss
September, accusing the division of iegel diverimination, fy lass funds, In Nov., 1976,

and AsHers
He way asked whethoe the United Menceke sighed promissory note By Thomas Mateo bad spurned x similar inaugural

States should push for an agreement sereing 9 make homthy net New SUNY Chancellor Cliton ceremony when he Wok vel as
With the Soviet Union to protiny Death Penalty Bills Gain Support tion payments to the class, After Wharton announced yesterday that president of Michigan State Univer
ALBANY, N.Y. (AD) Senate Majority Lsader Warren Andeson, wl hnakngtwoinsallnents, estopped be wil Beak with Wadiion and ot sity sven years ago sa okay Daa Sch Wk tee deck

nations trom sending up nucleue
actors with their earth-orbiting, (0 repeal the death penalty 13 years ago. formally announced hs set the payinents om the advice of his old an inaugural ceremony, SUNY Public Information Oitieet_ “proposal Ie that Benecke pay the money he owes by gradualion.
Wharton, who took over as top Hugh Tuohey said that atleast the

“Son matte ae henetonlmannaePantcyeacnt f|* vagam raat gene Rt ce of atta chess “SUI A Coffee House

eat ete me fae etree ene seerenc. nee fede ob egret a rpar ocr ray erp pea li Will Perk Up Again

ne sere eet goin ee ca ris Fie garg
ups pniin alpen ood lps Was er lca aes
Faun! Petes Presets A Fst tats Prxhcion be avoided in the future, but there's ” eos he operas eve cat veneruble tradition in higher Ernest Boyer was held at A Lichard Genes currently scheduled for this
Heny Winker" One and Oni" Km Darby Gone Saks | fi ht win Black Leadersin Rhodesia Won't Sook Compromise Mit cmt, HELET EM MERIC GLEE Re RE oes ceemes Se ene ne
Wiliam Danie Hard Goll Hen iletae, Witten | sssrcecictrscces* RABAT Mata to len png ai Si a us ane ee NT ANS (SSR ae a iil ee lt kins eae WM eet
Stee Goon Executive Pocoe aber Ham Pduced by | imide oe cthy Anal eens unis Pe reemeatertiaes Guerre at Ge cies aa el i momen Geen meee tls aay
Steve Gordon and David V. Picker Directed by Carl Reiner _ |," Da" coult be worked out. ton nea Coreen IN US. doc te ed Tenet. "he proposal now is hat provetheenperseofsuchanuflairat level SUNY poniions which ae anoying” wil also be instituted, said Genest.

is Ho part of international Nations. nd Bea Foreign Secretary Da Tons Nkomh

peas) aun silo Cec ge ati ian Seectry David Owen mel Jotun : The Ge li A weeny In oon
So ae i law" he si. ‘ober Mugibe amid indications the the fates! enecke pay the money by gradi currently vacant. The postions are 8 “morale A meeting for those interested in

157 Peano ls Cacaton A Ras ee ' Kobest Mugabe anid indians the bck tds will et th Reser Vice Chancellor for Univerity A oF the shaky satusat the joining the Coffee House is

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PAGE TWO ALBANY STUDENT PRESS JANUARY 33, 1978

Annual Telethon Looks Successful

by Dona

Figalora. But as ia customary, no
igures are being released until the

Council Elections
To Fill Vacancies

bby Charles Pekunks

‘Nearly one of every four seats on
Central Councils vacant, according
to SA. Elections Commissioner
David Gross. Special elections to fil

Couneil are currently unoccupied,
land more vacancies might open up
by the time the elections are held

‘openings on Indian and Colonial
Quai, three ram ammongill-campus
Sudents. and one trom lami
Quad. the open Senate seat iy abo &
from luton,
Sipe elections
year at the start of
semester 0 fill se
uring the fist semester, The
‘openings arise inseveral was, irons
sa
Securing $A President Dave
Gold,there have Been about 9 min)
sti this year as there were
‘ago.
Genteal Couneil Chairman Mike
Hayne sid that mest ofthe sa
tare efeated when sludents 9:

n Couneil or the Senate go
ad to ud, tease tae
schol oF maye oll campus. Misael &

these ease the pts
resent ofthe te et ie ws
texted epesent
Fach Quad elets four eepres
tates Conteal Couneiland wate
the University Senate, there we HE
fflecampus Counell representatives
and thes trae uma
(Gross sad this yea four students
lecte posts went abroad undone
wed oll eas. Tiree others $f
rexgnell ist semester tor peryonal

Gross sid some student find the
ponation to which they were elected
‘wo demanding or dificult, and thst
others are notable ta devo ts nuh
lum tothe jb asa rues,

The special eeetions this yet wall
he held on Feb, 22-24

Library Hours

continued from page one
reduced by 20 per cent unit £
Uhanksgiving ofthat semester due
« hiring freer, The Library Cone
sa aginst extending hours at that
lime but were overruled by Martin
Schmidt sai extended houry were
again implemented in the spring of
1977 by Martin without consulting
the Lubrary Coupe. tn the tall of
197 Murtin asked the Library
Council 19 monitor the number ul
Students using sunwus beats
facilities during the extended hous.
The only other tine extended
finals week hours were monitored
was im 1973, whem the brary was
kp open 24 hous dy onan
tal basis

es cosnaasoatissenaasseerssamne

MIDDLE EARTH
Call 457-5300

telethon begins March 10
Telethon isan annual fund rising
by SUNYA students for the
jwood School for handicapped
children in Schenectady,
Earlier this year, in response toi
4uiris from students, Telethon staff
over 300 institutions before
1 retain Wildwood as the
recipient of the proceeds from
Telethon activities
Euch suecessive. year. since
in existence, the
ereased. Accor-
to Telethon Co-chairperson
Richard Talesnick, Telethon sets no

specific monetary g0
Tike the money aspect tobe stresed;
Wildwood, the children, and the
‘cause are more important.”
Telethon Co-chairperson. Robin
Pat said a large supply of Tshirts
has been ordered to avoid the shor
lage problems which occurred lst

1a book exchange, T shirt sal
showing of the movie “Lady Sings
the Blues", and Candygram sales on
Valentine's Day. Allprocceds will go
the Telethon 1978

OB SEPESSSSS ES ELEC EOE

Our clothes, and shoes are
not like anyone elses . . .
You won't believe this sale,
male and female clothes
and shoes

up to% price...

‘Telethon 78 will once agein help out the children of Wildwood

ssessseassoasesasattsstsse stay

ADAM & EVE

SThyVESANT PABA, ALBANY, KY.

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ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

JANUARY 31, 1978

‘CHEAP JEANS

Police in Moscowhave broken up a
Nourishing undergcound market
blue jeans arresting three members
of a youth gang.

‘A Communist publication reports
that the theee ging members each
‘had their own duties: onc bought the
jeans; anothet stocked them; while television shows.
the thirddid themarket research and Newsweek magazine reports that
selling. They were reportedly buying Carter personally overruled
the western-made denims from suggestions from congressional
visiting foreigners and then selling leaders that he schedule his annual
them for about $200 pair to young State of the Union message for the
Soviets night of January 24. What

Tov make matters even worse, the happened, Newsweek says, is that
three hid allegedty used false police January 24 is a Tuesday, and that
1D cards 4 swindle some of their happens to be the night when three
They reportedly. ofthetop-rated TV shows. "Laverne
sometimes pretended (9 be police and Shirly,” “Happy Days,” and
‘olficers, confiscated the jeans they *Hhre’s Company.” areal shown in
Thad just sold, and then sold tem prime time
again In anetfort wo keep potenal voters

According happier. Carter instead chose to pre
publication, the three will go om rial_ empl shows on January 19, 197K,

Vivursday night. That might boasts
Aeonee popular shows,

‘TV & POLITICS
President Carter is apparently no
foot when it comes to pre-empting

Shon chaeges 9 “speculing

1
upon presentation
ft SUNYA ID!

items excluded.

ined Mon. |

Yarns, needlepoint, crewel,
beads. buttons, stamped
linens, trimmings,
embroidery, sewing
notions,

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436-8758

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Tuesday January 31
at 7pm
or

Wednesday February 1
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10DIAC NEWS

BREATH EASY
rijuuna smokers in. Laredo,
“Texas, can toot on their pipes tle
That's because “Smokey,” the
marijuana-sniffing dog. who
escaped, has been captured and is
back on the job.

‘After Smokey went AWOL,
customs olfcials in Laredo feated
the worst for the town’s pot-users,
Smokey was reportedly trained to
ataick anyone toting weed around,
tnd poliee officials recalled that a
Few years back. when another pot
iffing canine got lose, it bit local
resident in the leg who was carying
some ileal grass in his poekel

‘Smokey reportedly was eaptured,
however, by a resident of Mexico,
after he found the pot-siffing dog
‘wandering around ina marketplace,
taking in the sights, aod smells, of
Mexie,

IN THE AIR

Wa researcher in Sweden is

sucsesstul, a gut prehistoric

Prerodaciyl (pronounced TER-o
ACK) wil By an

nee usp de :
the group whieh employs Ani-Gay
Cunaer Anita Bye Yo promote
it i bot wae as
‘The Citrus Commission is one of
the mor sponsors of th anal
Florida. Citas Opet, «sports,
tournament, Chitin card aed
out by crus officals ths ear were
‘Sppoved contain the esto the
tong "Deck the Hal.”
he card that wat sent out
included 1 ine rom the fo
carol butt deleted io ines one of
them reading "Don we now BAY
spac
‘he tournament dresois andthe
Commision. both fat that the
deletion was completly cident
fra had thing to do withthe ch
that he word "gay" was etioned
inthe mising ie
‘Commision Excoutve Dieetor
Edward Taylors that thi the
frst and wil probably be the at,
tin the sommiton sends ead

Naill Mateer, an English
resear ‘Sweden's Uppsala
University, is attempting to
construct a perfect replica of the
slant ying reptiles that have been
textinet on the earth for 100 million
years

His model, he hopes, will weigh
the same as the extinct creature,
‘about 40 pounds, and wll beable to
fy.

‘Mace is attempting to duplicate
the creature by using @ small motor
for a heart the will ower the wings
tind constructing its flesh out of
something called “skumplast.”

Matcer says he has used statistical
sudiey on a computer to figare out
how the prchistorie reptile was able
toy

The researcher reports that
sudents ofthe dinosaur are not the
only ones interested in his project: he

flight industry,

JS, has fora long

time been interested in building
planes with soft wings.” He says that
fy imitating the Plerodcyl, sonic
hooms could be eliminated and
hoster landing strips could be used.

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Jazz Keyboardist
Shines at Concert

By DENNIS SCHEYER
‘Ask any jaz buff to name their favorite
keyboard player and one of the most
common answers would be McCoy
Tyner, voted Jazzman of the Year in the
1976 Downbs
His album
fut he was voted the number one acoustic
pianist
Tyner began his climb to fame as a
member of the John Coltrane Quartet,
tand playing with such greats as Steve
lor and lellow Coltrane

fine Reader's Poll
rident” ook second place,

Tyner's latest ensemble is a sextet
consisting of Gary Bartz; soprano and:
alto saxist, clarinetist, and Mutist; Ron
Bridgewater, also on flute and soprano
and alto sax; Charles Fumbrough on
acoustic bass; Eric Kamau Gravett on
drums and Guilherme Franco,

percussionist
The material performed induded
Elvin Sit Jones" which was not only
longer that the version on “Trident” but
‘of the fine improvisational

Trois Fils” and. “Departure”
jums"Foeal Point", "Fly featured several outstanding solos on

with the Wind" and "vide
both successful and artist

particularly and intriguingexcursion into piano was a relief
avant garde percussion by Guilherme of clectronic gimmickry. His use of

ym the usual barrage

His popularily was reflected list Friday Franco. He used everything from a moding, running up and down an octave

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hh Union College his drum skin to achieve his sound,

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The sextet were all musicians of the

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Jones, his playing was well above the
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PAGE SEVEN

Chairman Answers Discrimination Charges

are roughly the same a they were presented to
the CAFE Committe," which was ordered
‘ut of the caseas not competent, bythe SUNY
Counsel's Office on June 4, 1975) 1 had to
spend most ofthe time listening to Professor
Birrs private telephone calls (thus finding o

To the Editor:
__Thavejust received a copy ofthe wo articles
i tte Ath (Demet 2, ad Dect 6

‘on the fromt pages and I expect you —
‘Sccording to moral and legal obligations of

responsible newspapers — to print my reply
‘on the same page. ‘why he never published) on the difficulties of

Let me sast with a particularly his only son (I heard from these calls that he
‘@haractrintic pansage of your reporting. Onp. "has one), on the problem of the Lutheran
two (Dec. 2, 1977) learned about myself that q

as an overabundance of administrators in
elation to faculty, he and the department
were expendable in the administration's
tind” Good God, what will my colleague in
Albany think about if? Undoubtedly, I sated
fand I repeat that the Department was
primarily attacked and dissolved because |
‘went with precise data supplied by SUNYA’s
Institutional Research, tothe New York State under both the U.S, Constitution and also
Legislature with which Tanda frequent under SUNY regulations It isnot surprising
correspondence between October 10,1975 to thatsucha eport based on lack ofhearingand
February 1976 (ie. until the decision of documentation was kep sere from me, upto
dissolving the Department of Comparative this day. This also explins why Professor Bir
Literature recommended by the Spalek a8 no! publishing. insicad he servied as 8
committe, including Dr. Vincent O'Leary, ‘toubleahooter and tool of the SUNYA
acting president now, who a year before, i.e. administration; | refer you tothe AS Particle
fon May 19, 1975 as chairman of President dealing withthe failure of the Birr committee
Benezet’s Presidential Priorities Committee 08 the appointment of a Dean of Social
warmly endorsed my Department under my Sciences (I can supply you with a xerox copy
chairmanship and recommeded ~ as 1 did, of that issue in which the ASP accused
00, — the strengthening of the Department Professor Bitr of playing games with the
land. the appointment of an outstanding —recommedation of hiscommittecasafriend of
scholar from outside that wasendorsed also the then acting Associate Dean, on behalf of
bbyProfessor Peabody he following year after the Administration, in order to render the
he was appointed chairman to handle the appointment of the acting{ Associate] Deanto
LLeibowits tenure ease which he did with the permanent Dean possible, which indeed
‘esult what you now see)butIneversaid that | appened over the summer 1973)
was fee thinket, Apparently, your reporter S01 was mot given due process by the Birr
‘who called me up in Washinglon, D.C: does Committee: | tol it to your reporter onthe
fot know what the term “free thinker" phone but he omitted with the rest of the
“Where did he fail, | Substantative facts anddata all hese. Thus the
Professor Kendall Birr, “report” is valueless.
chairman of the Ad Hoe Committe so highly 2. Now, some aspects ofthe Lcibowit ens:
‘appreciated by your reporter (as a Professors. The role of Profesor Spulek: he was 8
of American History, or perhaps the English regular voting (not “adjunet") member of my
Department at SUNYA, that sch fous pas Department
is committed by your reporter M
1 spoke to him on the phone some eighty ot
ninety minutes, quoting dates, data and
documentations which are not quoted but
at id ot say i bing tibet me
hat an accuracy, indeed... Sc we have to ign. Hence, hin
tie wihs gana tcim als gr") “Nebulae and eh chen
what iy said in these two reports a they the Presidential Task Fore in February 1970
contain innuendoes, ies and twisted facts all He hid consistently low enrollments both in
readily supplied by Dr. Leibowite(iis by now his own Department and also in CW. (0 had
an oversupply, 1am alraid) since December tocance hiscisseseveraltimesin CWLas he
1975.1 do not take the trouble to single out had four to six students encolled) and had io
each statement (o refute, only point ou that teach twelve 10. filleen hours. ay CWI
All of her accusations against me are false, hitman from 1972 co 1975, inorder wo make
tntrus amd slusnly ropeused te dorumen, 6? for hit and some aiher protecent ine
afer document without sepporting evidence, ehtollments ns eotrecty state by Professor
She simply does not know what the word Meabody. Spalek recammended Dr.
“evidence” means, Ihave aeroxcopiesof some Leibowit? with high praise (1 hase a opy ol
1000 documents a eefuteallthe charges and {his Sune 1972 eter ts Dean Itunaberger nhs
have ample evidence ta show that the —alwayslistenedtoSpalek to his dertmen) ad
Department was disolved in order to thet, beforethe December 18,1974 netangnt
eliminate me as» crite of a rutten DF. Lelbuwit' tenure, made mecienr that
administration which wasted the money othe NE SAN ean Tor Be he aso aed up
State of New York ‘san Sehnudt n my presence utd apparent
‘Let us se only «few facts abel stated in they both ares on sas ful gar fon
the articles and also in the “sere” report ofthe part of the convertion 1 heard. on
he Ad Hos Commiticeut President Benezet: Spa's shke) to got tenute, sm addition,
1. Both you and the undistinguished —alterwards, Protssor Spaek admitted that he
Committee without legal status quoted voted against hee he voting was 4agains |
recedural and other irregularities. How did Sid mot vote as chasrman)al
the Committee come to this conclusion? Did {admittedlyProfessor Peabody} tor her with |
they give me hearingand did they inspect my abstention (Dr. Ling Chung. tol me in
osumens Did hey aow ne ad mylar bane that se wu! asa rom ing
1 study the documents and to crosvexamine hich was her good right to do), Thus, wh
Dr-Lebortst mipovntncict Didiey tm {pombe frie tchaalo ena
supply me with alist of the charges and with De. Leobovit when agains such acid Block
‘the supporting documents? Did they transit 148 # chairman could not do anything in the
tome ther final report? The answerisin each absence of strong arguments for her favor?
case "no." This was not an ingury it was a Futhermore, i 1-was the “bad boy” why did
secret inguislon in whieh | was retused any Professor Spalek vole for my continued
‘hearing and Professor Bir, the only perwn chairmanship in May 1975 and on June 1
whom 1 saw of the committee in private 1975, at mectings chaired by Dean Schmidt
‘capacity on June 13, 1973at | pn.in SS 348(1 When I received tw
hhave the departmental logs on hand) who Ore) with the vote of Professor Spalck who
Fefused to give me the list of charges ("They spoke up strongly agains the chairmanship of

ease, including the Leibowitz tenure case
about which we spoke, even fit was a private
conversation...) and when | offered a himto
consult my documents which I had in my
olfice he simply refused to see them, So much
forthe value ofthe investigation which wasa
Violation of fair treatment and basic rights

Profesor Alex Shane wham Dean Schmidt
wanted to hoist on the Department of CWL?
‘Why i it that Profesor Spalek is not an
“onlay” and not atacked by Dr Leibowitz?

Hold your reporter tha is was notin my
intrest to underctt Dr Lelbowi' cae as |
Aid ot want to weaken the CW Department
by losing precious line but wa forced by her
weak publication ecordwhichaparfeom her
‘book that vas accepted for publication inthe
Spring 1972 before coming to SUNY A and
was considered the basis for her
Feappointment inthe Fall 1973 about which
{he correspondence with Dean Schmidt made
itelear thatthe same Book cannot serve a8 a
tasis for geting tenure in the following yer
conisted of four printed pages ata eal of
three years ofreearche at SUN YA and was
itis tre. the only printed study by her even
a the reconsideration ofr. Leibowit case
unde the chairmanship of Profesor Peabody
‘eheh ended in a eetion onal evel, with
the exception of Profesor Peabody who at

his books fat Mow wot oP
the wt appoined fl pater in 196 th
tenre without ine pubes Lamcorest-
Uh wa Before my te}

aid not patcpate ia the (cond)
reconsideration in October 1975 1 id
nat cven tend the etn fee the
bate, unfounded aed amproten teu
which she poured oa apt me (She as 3
pes sen of profeiom isms
Only protested to Prats Paty aaa
the one day notice on the nt meting as
pint the. Walton of theres of
teeomideraton, Thee rl at ta imei
Toe pci hat at ny consideration he
canta oir "ew evens ith
the Deparient thesia the 13
Of Oxaber and we did av ko ning
owe the cate wl the 27h 28h of
Oxo Hee the recon, as
ists the rl, in ae in violation of he
ral tich ae mows der woth tf Dr
Ledwith Department as eral
Teapoited in apie wots a the
Dain May and 9
Previously Profesor Cling Co Ling
Ching» Cab, Odenbtcen 0"
Srulek (ni Peabo (ye Sea m0)
Sid na atend and dd not he wer
Professor Metzin_ (Engi, Mtesor
Robert Greene (Freneh).” Prlenr
Odeairehen double appeiminent Ling
Chang and steer Pedy chew
this mo voting The rea wai my
sbsenes) ay undatand tre ose
era One abteton (oat a he
new” Depart then of Protein

Bertie, German), All the ict ks
rete he bid for reconsiation-sh
tad nothing more published than law page
thar from her book
severely tin. tan
to what was sid by the “sere” inva
Commitee of Profesor Bi [ee shat
followed regulations toa tr snd atedoe
Sanuary 1975 Procedural Ryo wa
forwarded to Dean Schmit. Sic na my
immediate superior and had sis ean i
ated ny rl, she shod seedy
Teportfowirded Yo her. She net i she
pasted it onto the Calle Comes veh
Der my protest never vette cat
which she produced aginst me htt
Ore abstention agains hr. An spn
for both? Thetamethinghappee hed
af the. allaniversiycommee Wha
Kind of rics argument hi | ad
inlsene them when Thad is! oe
sihole Administetion lor cietins
onions at SUNYA? Dr, tein wns
member of the SUNYA Sent these hal
Tnowledge rfore me of
changing regions ex vffuos Tine th
idan that tel nto
Teplaton, She hd then od
them. Tao duly informed es tt he
candidicjas reid by the vpn
December 3, 1914, fen divs hb
projected mesg, consi na
Sethe the ci
ho tbe cae dateaf the ming
‘newer thatthe veut pes
1 otieaion of fourteen ays hm
tothe candidacy ht tn
Depatent old aar sig
iy dy) 10 eal another nt
Personally ceded cach stig
Sted each. oncwith Th
Profexor Peabody who ws
hater they wanted Ia
nether Profesor 8
Profexor Colne (ore shown
SUNYA Senate and SUNY Se
itor ai th
important ede | dhs

A etter from President Hicks to

27, 1975 in which he explwits sia
President Benevet

against me and refused

reeammiendation of the Ad thw Co
‘How about this? We also aes thst

25, 1975 letter by Heneret sar
jrsonal” communication e\pies

private sentiment of unhappiness

dianiiset

‘*Don’t call me chief!”

“Great Caesar’s ghost!”
“*Stop the presses!”

Allee is jour sai
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‘ffir nothing mot. ie: it was a “privileged
tion. of the President 10 his
‘hairman, Thus 1 ama eleared of the charges,
“ad the lack of due process on the part of the
Birr Committee renders their investigations
and results invalid and contrary to any legal
requirement. I never resigned from the
‘chairmanship because it would have been an
sdmision of guilt and Iwas guilty of nothing
cneept of attacking the SUNYA
‘Administration
a, in May 1974in an interview
1 complained that the
ment of
[CWL and did not give enough resources:
‘bb. in the summer and Fall 1974 (see my
Jeter of September 1974 to President Benevet
and his reply of September 16, 1974; rofessor Spalek with De. Vincent O'Leary
Beare page leter to Vice Presiden and athers presented a completely unfounded
Sirotkin on July 3, 1975 in which 1 detailed negative judgement on
statistics about the status of the CWL the outside
Department, about _my own verload of gave a very favorable report on the
teaching, the numberof students in my elases
Since 1972 January (Ihave a copy of all the all the ime) the appointment of «scholar
Cnrollmentssinee | becameactingehaurmanin —breught in from outside ane the consideration
the Winter semester 1972 through the Sumner of a Ph.D. in Comparative literature:
‘School 1976 proving that I taught twelve ob. On March Us. 1975, View Presiden
ftom hoursax chairmanand Learned nity Salkever. on behalf ofthe Graduate Council
tne third of the enrollment FEE of my recommeded tothe President the
Department whereas othe haul mostly much endorsed the CWL Department as» €or of
the Humanities Division
fe the Presidential Husk
cchavrmanship of Dro Vincent
enclided on May 19, 175 that the CWL
‘reat potential

tes
id. In three page letter sent to the
Legilature od the State of New Yark an Ox
aber 10.1975) and ia subsequent ot
fespondence with the Legislatures until the
Gnd of February 1976 when the CWE
Department’ dissolution was formated
the completely false report of the Spuick
Conte:
tween 1972 to 1975.

Department had
coments fostering
President O'Teary t expla the diserepane

tharmen’s anecungy 1973. hich way ently postive

139 a wl He nerved as a member, whi

aluators in Dscember 1974
ade
rol CWL and eecommended fast did

me a

coge under the
Oley.

ind described me
jnalykrown sehr: request

henween the report bis Coamitieun May,
fant the
Spateh Comuattse Report un Febmary 23,

Tr The reviews of the Lesbosty book,
fax there were two sety of tears (une
selec hy me and another. a the request ol
the College Commitigeby Desa Sehmalth Vt
to hear what Dea Sehr sys et ete
‘of teanvmittal uo Present Benevct (dated
26 Apsil 975
The judgert of or dua 0
infer bunk, wht
prt 16 hee
se Ferbwat= OM

invert: teat heal
‘vale fom one arnt
published aerial of Pro
Fereading the ltrs of the orate evel
Pah those solicited he chareman ante
svi the Personnel Conant

Sy Arts and Seienees ashe! te
id tha the negative evnnnners far vu ah
the positive respansts of the hawk, Hint all
‘ofthe esis Joel a she Is sh

reins F

Sivan vontebron we the sal
cur tae fer iow
fiver anal hay loo eral ofr
Whe previons work tare. ia ta
five eurrent achievernent i rer sip ai
he of significant work in the fae di

uot natch toe of ite a munnber of 0
peuple inthe Division... Unrchone 1
recamment that she mot he awarded
fonuinuing appointment a hay ners

Whereis here a trace of fexponssblty m9
part? Whote is anything about procera
Tnregulaities oF similar Wh
judgement is base emturely
Schindts personal evsuaton sl so
ei mention the Dept iments nega ¢ sols
foray evaluation, Then, f must ash. 9h Ws}
singled out For Diz Lesbos ttaehs Ls the
‘sere report” of the Ad Hae Cammtiee iis

oo Uh

binned ax an tiempo pus
the chairmanship soul wot ant obyeetive
assessment of what happened athe
iment or was doe by me) when the
inrepective of what 1 andthe
Departement did or said gives & Weng. im
fact the weightiest negative recommendation

to President Benezet
1. Thewame uppliesto Professor Stretha We
fever selected any evaluators and he never
Feeommended anyone, He only contacted at
my request, a very distinguished Comparatis
‘who supplied me a ston names, hen bashed
the future President of the American
‘Comparative Literature Association who
recommended some others. 1 picked them
‘undom, on the bass oftheir atavus and record
‘0, none of whom fever had met at that ine
Professor Steelk has no responsibility

whatsoever

3. Ita idiculous to any that the Leibowitz

tay ete negative, sumer whether his
Hitiude a) the nlter ms ewmstent
Tunthermore, 1 wonder whether the OWL
Department wa responsi fr any sible
ddtenoratton wht was bers putasde by

‘shen the

being reappointed ~ see alone
ane by

Deparincnt wy uateraly
‘ean Sehnindt and the Admnstratinnin ate
‘gt 17S and th ener were elected y

the Adnunstetion:
Poahals was sppewnted det strange

sia) _when Professor

‘rcunstanee, aller ot having eae
two anonths 1m late October 1975, How
fea that even im the summer af 1975
fice the Repwrt af the CWT Maris
Commute headed by Profesor Shane ane
puna By Det Seba, with is AMES
its rept (whe algo have the Planing
‘Contiet ily endorsed CW ait was.
Sonne seven months later. under Prolesor
Peabody's charrmanyp st was declared
Iioptexs® Bi Besse Peabo rain i
have Spalek Comnnitee a vover-ap ned Jor
sh Leonrt tenure vases or which Hot
[but the Adaunitration is responsible) hut
Jenn gun wath preset mcuingtsose
‘bout the -conruption as reflected i the
hhannen's and sabinitators'appenntients
Goa inte seach cutee ay well ayia
Sang nea $7,000,000 1 administrative
via burewietatie lirics alone (eselalng,
Tears, aeeteeteal helps tecineit, ete)
Sune 1 tnimediately tollowed my

lence with the Legsiaureadsnce
enrcspanense

the Lah
is an sete for as dno
Fetone Beneret flag the ater prog
Fad sll, Aeretone a clear thao wa
un for stand aa! the abe of

in volition ale
mendinents of he

wit ease onl Have serve alteady
Dune 1975

tie Adonmvaration,
aurteonth and First
“Consrtaion. Everything else ts hogwash.
T challenge both Dr. Leibowits to present
her documentary proofs (no “secret
testimonies, please) and the SUNY/SUNYA
‘Administrations (o document their assertions
find the basis for their denial including the
double standard shown by Dr. Vincent
Oleary in May 978 and February 976. The
Sate of New York és totalitarian state and
The SUNY conditions reflect this "Dissenters
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The Long Run...

‘The one bright spot in the lackluster tenure of Steve DiMeo as SA
President was Student Dwellings, Inc. It was one of the few solid steps
ever taken in improving the off-campus living conditions of students,
and one that had a good possibility for long term success.

“Long term,” however, is not a phrase to be used when speaking about
Student Association, Like DiMeo, and countless SA execs before him,
Dave Gold had his own pet project — student unionization, not student
dwellings. So those venerable old buildings on Hudson Avenue, after a
year in the limelight, were relegated to the back pages of Central
Council's minutes.

“The eradication of over a year’s work and the loss of $1000 could be
attributed to the insufficient mortgage offer; but the larger problem in
evidence here is a lack of continuity in student affairs in general, and a:
regards SA business in particular.

‘A project as large in scale as Student Dwellings was cannot be
expected to survive the transition from presidential pet project to petty
8 annoyance. Full time attention is necessary if the corporation is to
surmount the legal and financial obstacles facing the development of
corporate-owned student housing.

Now that Student Dwellings, Inc. isa grand poorer, and far wiser for
theexperience, perhaps SA will realize that long term benefit can only be
accrued through long term responsibility and long term commitment.

... And Longer Hours

Yesterday's resolution to make the extension of library hours during
finals week u SUNYA policy is a breath of fresh air in an area where the
stench of distorted priorities existed last semester.

The University Senate Library Council's resolution came after a
monitoring of the library facilities during the extended hours last finals
week. At that time, Library Director James Schmidt said that if the
study found that the library was being used as “merely a study hall
during that time, he would favor eliminating the extended hours.

Well, the study found that the library is indeed used primarily for
studying during finals week, and the council decided—very sanely—that
Keeping the doors open late for studying is beneficial to students.

Making the extension SUNYA policy ensures that students will be
‘able to study and use the library facilities every finals week without
worrying about whether some budgetary problem or the whims of a
library dircetor will abruptly lock them out.

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What
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food store.

What does it sell?
Bagels, baking supplies, canned goods,
cheese, dairy products, Dannon yogurt, dried
truit, eggs, Freihoffer's, fresh produce, grains
and that’s only up to “G”.

Who can shop there?
Anyone between 8 and 80 with at least a
kindergarten education,

Where is the store?
In the Campus Center basement between the
bookstore and the commuter cafeteria,

What is the advantage of joining?
Members can buy food for wholesale prices.
Non-member prices are 20% higher.

Ten straightforward questions and
answers about

SUNY Barbershop Food Co-op.

How do you join?
The fee is $4.00 with tax, $6.00 with out tax
(83.00 of which is refundable if you have
fulfilled the attendance requirements) and
work one houra week. Or pay $10.00 which is
not refundable,

Where can you join?
After Jan. 31st at the store during regular
hours. (Before the 31st in the CC lobby)

What are the regular store hours?
M WF 9am - 5pm T Th 9am - 9pm

When will the store be open for business?
Tuesday, Jan. 31st

Where do I go for more information?
To the Barbershop Food Co-op and check it
out.

Sunded by Student Asociation

JV Five Win Again

by Paul Sehwarte shots and drives. Lee Gardner ane
The Albany Stijn vanity Steve Low see enn

‘basketball team added another win jn the first half which saw Albury on

to its aring of impressive showings tap 39-22

this season with an easy 74—49 vic- “The (rue standout, though, was

tory over Colgate at University yin Jim Bittker, Albany's 6 foot $ inch

Saturday night. center, Scoring, reboundin,
The Jayyees, whose record now if i

Asfene, you name it, Biter dd i
"he loss of starting forwards Ray
(Cesare (brought up to varsity) and
Dan Casey (transfered to Oneonta)
has forced Bitter to earryan added
Joa om the Front ine. So far, Biter
by Albany gave Colgate all kinds of as done all hat has becn ed of
problems, and they didn't score a the has emerged asthe key
Point until more than four minutes player om the team,
had lapsed The second half began with
Colt substiuted fey in the Abany again dominant and
firs half, trying to find succesful gad grew to 21 points, With the big
combination, Alhany.however.con- jeu, Ahuny began to pe eae
tinved 10 pull avay making for a and’ the sloppy play. enabled
rout Colgate 1o close to within 14at 3
Irv Roberson was veryeffetiveon 40, Albinys couch Bob Lewy has
olfense for Albany, hitting on jump ecn this pattern occur in the past,

two baskets, both via to

"We played very well in the frst

half” commented coach Lewia, “but
in the second half our offense got
sluggish and we began to relax abit,
which has been our tendency after
{ettng out to big leads.”

Couch Lewis decided 10 put
Dither hack in the game-and the
move proved ta bea stroke of genius,
Inthe span of few minutes, Bittker
Scored on two layups, a hook shot,
short jump shot and free throw,
addition to blocking shot and ma
ing a steal. When the
cover, Albany had 22
and the game was sedled away,

“Biuker phyed an outstanding
etme," said Lewis. “He is really ime
Proving when he gets the ball inside,
and he rebounds 30 well because of
his strength.”

Bittker finished the game as the
leading scorer for Albany with 17
points. Also in double figures was
Gardner and Low with Mt points
ach, while Don Juron added 9
points coming in off the bench

‘he next jayvee game is tonight at
home against Union 16:30 p.m,

Matmen Drop Three More.

by Ken Korte traling by point 7-16 Howeve,

‘The Albuny State wretngsiuad the Coast Guard hey, Bob Barge,
dropped thee of four meets n'a took 8 iperor decom over Reh
Satay Quadrangle ect at Gin, and Albany ott men 22

Guard Albany dropped a 26- i

DiileaT-Pon Albany tbh or good fi
42715 tom to the Univenity of ily, Porter and Mori
Masschuseltsand a 2-16defea at picked up thet second vioris of
the hands ofthe host team, Albany ile Ken Gunn won a +1
‘as ictorious guna the University match in the. 28-2
of Main, winning 2611 ;

Capinn Rick Porter( 18H) wasthe Against the University of
bright spot ofthe da forthe Danes, Mastachusets, Marty Monin piek-
sweeping his four matches in ¢d upadefault victory at 126, Porter
boosting his record to 84-1, The won again at 158, and John Baldwin
only close match of the day for (177) pinned Radowite at 3:31 to
Porter was against Coast Guard's Ed round out the scoring in the 27-15
Yost, a 6-5 decision. defeat.

Inthe Coast Guard match Steve «omtinued on page ffien

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Porter, Ron Avignone (|
Jim Morrill (190), won their matches: j
‘or Albany, and the score uptothe ~—- SOppy Contest i
Reaty Seis natok ha Albay -rantinued from page sixteen i

‘*A hoop by Albany freshman Ray i

CCesure and continued sloppiness by
the Blue Devils, eaused their final
time out of the game. But less than
{wo minutes were left, and Albany
hh sealed thie sixth vietory against
six defeats, and their fourth win in
six SUNYAC games, Fredonia’
record was lowered to 6-6, and i
defeat evened their SUNYAC mark
at EL

Fredonia’s scoring drought,
result of passing errors, low:
shooting, and an inspired. Dans
Aefense, concluded when Dave
Steffen hit a shott jumper with 31
seconds left. Steffen led all scorers

with 14
Albany's offense did not exactly
sparkle ether, during their scoring
or tor that matter,
‘Hhoughout the gane, Final statistics

showed them with 20 turnovers, ay

‘compared to Fredonia’s 24, und a
field goal percentage of 36 compared
to the Blue Devils 33 per cont
shouting

or bot elubs, it was sot a a
Liste ellort. "We didn't shoot

well and if you ean do th
sour delinse i doing a job,

Saers

‘And what eflec did the stetory
have on the Danes’ chines. har
Postseason tournament? "We have
sw outside chance," ssid Sauers "We
have 10 hope for someone tn beat
Powdam (SUNYAC leaders with

$0 record) at least anes.” said

Aonight at home at 430 pam. aguas
Union,

Fredonia 39 Lelf 20-04: Schult
2.447: Krull 42-410; Stellan 6 2-214;
Malphrus 104 2; Dugan 1040 2

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ALBANY STUDENT PRESS

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| Chinese

New Year
“Year of Horse”

Tiled by $A

Student Association
Central Council

will be distributing TAX CARDS
‘on the quad dinner lines &

pore eur any repmugry i 107e In the OCA lounge.
Program includes:
Exhibits and Demonstration Sam Tuesday & Wed 31 Feb. 1
C.C. Fireside Lounge (4:20 pm. -6:30 pm.) Butch Sunday, Wiondey&, Toned
Movie and Slide Show Of Campus Monday, Tuesday &
Great Chinese Dinner C.C.375 (4:30pm:-6:30pm.)
Cafeteria (6:30pm.-8:15pm.)

Performan: Ballroom (8:30pm.-10:00pm.)

$3.50 with tax card or members
$4.00 General

funded by Student Association

Tickets sold in C.C. Lobby on February 1, 2,3, or by club members.

ntormaton: ale Sng 4728219 Soe Shon S27

Counseling & Crisis Center

announces the formation of a

Personal Growth Group

To gain greater awareness and depth in personal relationships

To better understand one's self anc explore new was of bel
To experience closeness and support ‘ sd
This group will meet io ht two hour sessions, and is

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Swimmers. Suffer
First Defeat

by Mitch Chaitin

‘The Albany Stale men’s swim-
‘ming team suffered its first defeat of
the seiton.Saturday, losing to
Potsdam 61-52 at University Gym,
Thi loss was particularly disippoin~
ting begause ATbany set three schoo!
records and-oné poo! record in the
process

Steve fein, once api Stk
Jing havoc on the Danes’ record
hourd, smashed the old schoo! and

U.S. Boxers'Lose to Russia

MOSCOW(AP) Greg Page of Louisville, Ky. stopped former European
youth champion Khoren Inzheyan at 1:52 of their heavyweight encounter,
but it wasn’ enough asthe United States boxing eam dropped 7-4 decision
to the Soviet Union, Other American victories were registered By light
welterweight Andre Curry of Washington, D.C., fiyweight Richard
Sandoval of Pomona, Calif, and welterweight Ed Green of Houston.

Austrian Captures Skling Gold Medal

wren W"8E CHEN, Weat Germany (AP) Josef Walcher of Austria captured thefirat gold

ool record. in. the 2hhyand AARY swimmer Dave Aubin tinahes dive in meet against Poledam. medal tthe Word Als Shi Charslocni aes tee

frosityle with a time of £:52.. He

Danes sulfered their first defeat of the season 61-82.

‘competition in 2 minutes, 4.12 seconds,

then broke the 100:yard freestyle of these times weren't good enough a second from having a school Ferran Driver Cops Grand Prix Race.

school record for the third time this to beat Potsdam’s Bill Ryan who set record in the 200-
year with a $0.0.

Not having had enough, Rebfuss 219.9.
broke his third record ofthe meetin

Co-captain Dave Rubin broke his time of 2014.
20 yard backstroke record with a

‘Swimmer swam even taste, Dwyer winning

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; ‘yard individual RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) Argentina's Carlos Reulemann roared to
44 new pool record with a time of medley with atime of 207.1. Healso on the fist lap and never looked back as he captured his,
won the 200-yard butterfly in a

Derkasch, and the winning 400- Profesional Bowling tourname
le relay team of Stefan start, had wanted to complete
Strom. Bill Stockwell, Dwyer and watch the Medford, Ore, native how! in the 1th frame before the

heir only victory of the day, ponent bya I
y beat Maine, 26-11. AL 11K, Christenson at 3:28
Zucker lost a close 9-6 decivion

Monin was shut out $0 at 126, but while Quinn was defeated in the impressive wrestler of the day was

Porter took a superior decision, 20- stated Albany Coach Joe Garcia

Brazilian Grand Prix Formula One auto ace, Reutemana, dt
never was challenged ashe covered the 6}ap race onthe 3.1

Other notable performances for hour, 49 minutes $9.86 seconds, averaging 107.2 miles per hour.
2:11, but once again a Potsdam Albany were brought in By Mike Y

the. 30-yard ROth Defeats Holman in Bowling Tourney

Hoh Govenbuch cumconctemth ot freesiyleinatime of23.5,twosecond GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas (AP) Leading money winner Mark Roth of New
Places in the diving events by Bill York hung on to defeat Marshall Holman 216-213 to win the $100,000 Open,

Roth, who led the tournament f

decided

Grapplers Drop Three Of Four

ote from page thirteen

6, while Avignone whipped his op- Off the Mat
teore, pinned Larry All Star Wrest

Morrill lost his 190 match, 6-1, defeated the West 19-11. The mos

Daily got Albany on the board ashe heavyweight match by a 62 seore jene Mil from Syracuse
rH drew 10-10ut 134. Mike Miller(142) “The kids did a helluva job against third-place finisher in the
fred wpa 40 sha vry-and rag competion on Suuhy, Dis. INCAA Champion show

oucATonAs ceNTER 10 Pathovie kept Albany in its winning and have improved tremendously ed why he is 2l-1 this

‘ways with & 1410 vietory at 180. — despite all of the postzwied tts.” demolished his West opponent Ron

Keane of Cornell, 15-2.

Announcing the Arrival
of the all new

SPEAK- CASY CAFE

The Speak-Easy Cafe is now being run by recent college
students who know what its like to be broke and still want
41 good time, Well, The Speak-Easy Cafe is that kind of a
place. All sorts of Malian dishes, sandwiches, etc. at
unbelievable prices! And all the food is homemade!

Look at these Every Nite Specials

Mon Molson “Madness”
50¢ a bottle 8 to 10 p.m

Tues — Wine & Cheese; 8 to 10 p.m.
Wed Ladies Nite; all beer & wine
35¢ a glass 8 to 10 p.m.
Thur Pitchers $1.50 from 8 to I p.m.
Fri 25e¢ Draughts 8 p.m, to closing
Sat Three 7 07, bottles/75¢
8 p.m, to closing
Happy Hour Mon-Sat 4:30-7:30 p.m,

So Please!

Don't bring alot of money, just alot of friends to

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JANUARY 31, 1978

ALBANY STUDENT PRESS:

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ASF / rrivay

Both Squads Guilty Of Poor Play; | RCO Graduate Program Reviewed
Win Lifts Danes To .500 Level At 6-6 See ot esunvn wa mens frown, ton ea, cuit

. today as prt ofanevaluntion of wo recognized graduate program, vith coral but which SUNYA,
by Rich Seipron basket 10 pet: his torn aead. afer the tc out. Fredani’s departments graduate programs, the potential for expanding to began before the mandate came
"ymarbekebll game mared by Aiba’ gl two freight eK! deme appli tle premur, Se ae ciao sean ton Gove iecading's Raman Disk
oor shooting and abundant tur- goal shooting, coupled wth two tur- their braintrust in coach Bil Hughes SUNYA to decide if one of the of miny questions being asked by of Graduate Studies Robert
hove ‘Aibany State bck of noveduring tata. Adit and win sich Get Pre Se ee ey. ecamlcosiaise Meta

Saturday night at Univesity Wt seemed ike an ter rategy against the cee Visits by twu sets of pratenson o this but their primary purpose, of where the strengths are and wh
Gym. Blue -Devils would score agai ‘About three minutes had stapes both the Rhetoric and course, is to review the existing improvements might be made,” he
The Danes were saved by an Albany went on an unanswered 14- when Chine passed cross court Communications. and. Psychology program, sai, "This s process, and not final
aggressive second-half defense, point scoring sprec, reminiscent of Bellamy. who was fouled ws he went Depurtmentsare partotanon-going The RCO Department currently decision. The point i not to cut
Which held Fredonia to a scant 2 their l-point outburst a week ago uP 19 shoot. The sir Commun hus an undergraduate an Mastery programs, nor (jus pa oureles
points, only two in the final I2 against Oneonta Clee teanser made one ol 1 Avademue egies program, The Psychology 00 the back
mite. Several key plays highlighted this free throws to put Albany up 43-37, Department, which cller. bath ‘The hiring of Associate Professor

Behind at intermission 27-25, surge But mare signlicinly this pss The RCO Deparment, whose Masters and Doctoral degree Donald Cashman from Michi
Albany tidthe seoreat 29 with BU eAfer Winston Royatsjampstt_chologiel move hy Sate. which propa or PO 'progran landing. prose & aso having We yay Sate Univer and he promotion
remaining, on guard Buddy liled Albany into the lead 34-37, pursled Fredomia’s detense fran turned down hy the Natwna of is total grade ollerngs of Rohert Sanders to
Wieklinski's long-range jumper, Fredonia was content 19 slow the rendered their offense misty whi voc tured doe te Nao ‘Amsosiate Professor. status, with
Fredonia’ 6 foot 8 inch center Gary tempo, However, freshman guard they finally had possesion azn ee en MCnHeL at apiaebCsane hay ‘Wawra, kad aivea We RCO
Mara then mish ps, Hab Cuneta uly when Ive cc waig sin topnvichotinge seen te wit Dine ina” Seas. | Aesordng to RCO Department Chimay Pil Tongs cue
soning an Albany fast break, hestlean rant pss and red non Fredonia program. aecording to KO. GAC, whith evaluates indiidual according 9 Tompkins Ton ete eoteties le dopestaured agree seule peogreak
which led to a thee point play by —a layup. I was perhaps heb play outwith 4:50 kl Department. Chairman Philip gsadte p grams every fiveyears, “Ie does give us a concentration

code Soe Se Geet fart Bl Bena sha: rude shite os Raed : UAS Board Considering
a ee eee oe sae elolonog tan Ohare ru Cebeuaalmt : Hiking Meal Plan Rates
scorer $ foot inch Pat Dugan, redonia's Kok Krull romped te the te forth Blue evi ad “admin Bcavanidie
on acoe omar carne VS aed apts edo ou, a th 12m at haan mito) aed 7. Cr eee

ubany's
in Denev erroriled 51-99 victory over Fredonia Slateon Saturday. minute mark for hs fs and only eThe Danes came out in stall continued on page tito : fern Gome serennat) el fate een
i Indicate VAS. will Tose ol dhsyear. Aewndingo Zan. tis

anpeoximately $115,000 next year il no estimated that UAS will ome
tuident meal plan rates are not out 3170,000 ahead hecauye ot lower

Gymnasts Look For Easier Foes am e. oe , oe eee

ring af the WAS Hoard of Department
Directors, which met to bagi eldian agroa “Risking a boss

Chemo, freshman scored a presen day” P j : i pe
Albany State’ women’s gym- : Preccoting ey ay ’ : hnent year, the Boutd ended the than teeing $40,000 oss was
nasties couch Edith Cobune didn't ‘high 6.2 and may very well by ‘The Danes have three chanecs this F 4 neting without deciding the issue, because of the estimated $170,000
think her team would beat tthe the squad's bright and shining weekend to have their meet, On Fri- Accurding to UAS Present Paul profit we're goingete have this year
Calegsoetb-Vaiersy nf Yor, Pra foc elas Lntwredien ey; tee tsi] fo Are, a Feldman, a similar projected deliit Zahm made no vecurmnendation
oe anes tgaly of Ver atbround_ gyrus, Chemouti alse for a meet with Smith Colle lat year never mara athe Hoard of incetorsmeeting an
at Saturdays home meet at Gisplayed a respectable performance Saturday, the women will be in “Effective argumenta.can be made raising the rates. He dil say that
University Gym. She was right. {y Nos eerie Rhode tsland f ul 8 i
Vermont wou the triangular with" 70 Skene pols Heal far w cena in favor of not raising rates, "he suid. wecording to present estimate,
1072 points while Ithaca eam captain Carla Landsman with the Universities of Rhude List yeur we anticiapted we'd have VAS iy to break even next your,
1072 paints hie aes tnsbed jad wih 459s the um anda ad Mine and : "lad yest cai We ne) U8 1 te Le an a
collected 924 poi. Aas a Mt TRE A de, Sue SY Fis : wen : on halal gid’ rae the ass, VAS wil Uh Wold result meal pa rate
The aucome wast pariuly Juraneas Altun'sveteanalbround Cohuneeapeets her eum to le : ne : UUAS Director E, Norbert Zahm (le) and UAS Board Prosdent Paul Feldman. A projected Uns [HEA nil pol of S000 kes Of ewan SIA an See
unexpected,” aid Coban. “We Cpt better eens howe eae eh me : ‘ic could result n 9 meal plan rae hike, they sy. No decison hat Deen made by Uas,,” —‘h*ves"{enlingdun 7Hland nn seu depending on he meal pin
have never beaten ether of thse "Mary Ana Caperni, a returning closer inthe level of skill Albany. sey rs eriebeg utile aupbosie oe
teams, They aeinaclassboveus ‘Albany’ next ume mee vil TAP F . . Coming tal yen” Zahm said. Me
ei ik me Seats ha: Private Colleges Stirs Up Debate "sin
saline henge crac ‘ndterocnorss Waifs SIAM Cha oes : or Frivate Colleges surs DALE ee
the more shill entres,Surlaing capture the team high in Roa eet-—ponshiprschedulad ior March Sand Caring acumulted over the pas
ts Albany's stonget ven, valerie witha 64 choreoraphed othe wil be eld the Unive en
Kathy Chemo Carla Landsman, thew of West Sie 8 The gyms havent won 8 SCE (nen Challe Cones. be
and Mary Ann’ Capctna recieved" "Weatill havent had ourmeetthis match hus far losing o Cortland in Gymnast Kathy Chemo looks at Univerlly Gym trom diferent private college siudents by Nghe eduction of independent Chairman csi a 2ahin at ary
team highs of 7.25, 6.95 and 7.0, year,” waid Cobane, "We ure leaving the season's opener. ‘perspective. Actually, she is finishing balance-beam event. Increasing the ceiling on TAP Ih grunting proportionately Colleges and Universities. Miller and Ways and Means projected deficit is primarily due to
reapetvely wands Isley bigher tAPawirdstothosesudesly Commsson spokesperson Hey Chatman Ankur Kremer bohhigh ihr food pres d) higher
Stengel Tie iat ee ° News the dehate aver whuv attending. private institutions, the Parley estimates that ov the coming canking Democratic assemblymen, personnel expenses ast rexult of the
tac a cir nied Ty T ki F h A Distant F th Anngna should fare thebestin| State of New York recognized the year, tuts at private isitutns Nive sponsored legabiinn calling aye nthe miu wage
trivwaigcrnwrm LNG00r Lrackmen Finis istant Four ie eet neaal ee er aluber ray i rosie Hoe aerated a oee iki MM
went to Vermont on Anne Herry’s funding: public or private safeguarding acndemie freedom. At Parley asm that the Governor's snercaye a all TAP awards, he members will he held Tuesday to
Na core ination theame lin, tteSta una propost dies. nol enate an MilerKeewer bill woul prove Jacus boa ents for net year On
Veron fins the event with aby Ed Gibbons ito the bet indoor squad hes cret witha te of 3184 and anchored ian uaunully ruling rcs wo die {sialon would no be pala lot tnbalance between puble. amd atidents with S27” millon im Wedneaiay the UAS" Based, wil
score of 1230 tac followed wit "Despite outstanding perfor coche at Aba the mile ela teu 1031327 eloet> coer that they ram aera ip. since the eal 10 private nsiutonsrivavis VAPank, socrined aid over the net fo eee tne ie
4 31,60 while Albany hud 27.25 cam — ances by Don Gross and Jeff Two firsteplace finishes and two ing, good for xeeond place und anew: finished from rising costs, deelinding of his choice. ‘Carey iy merely uttempting to years.
points Haken, the undermanned Atbiny new indoor tecord highlighted the Dane indoor record. Also inthe ale or Chrotinets “und an inceue: in Kv bis Easetve Midget rslened covet anatrclimbalansinthe Despite the efoto he ils 47
‘On ihe uneven paral! brs cach State indoor tack eum nish ist snet for Albany. Sophmore Don rly for Albany wee Bran Cu Sompeiion Irom site-linaneed lov wesk, Governor Cary proposed dsebution of this cova isha of pape
team’ weakest even, tee year inw eld of four oles, Saturday, Gros leaped 21 fect, inches to win Baker and Schult ‘Coach Munsy Is eneouraged by fontarions, Quite naam. private he manimum “TAM awed. be Since TAPS incepionin973.the aves. Kremer and Mile te
veteran Cindy Cobane recieved # at the Williams College Indoor the long jump and freshman Jeff Prominent Freshman the performunce of ail the freshmen, institutions sought fiscal relief from increased from $150K) to $1K00, This gap between tuition and the average tv, at the very least, the bill ought
Teamtigh of€15 points The mest Track Metin Wilamstown, Maw, Waker athe 440 yard run in522_ Another feman was prominent "excited ta teh the boys com the government $30 milion tn adionalfinaneal TAD award for studetsatening to ite «dunn nthe
only cuttanding performance was Springfle College mon the met _xcondh Lown fir place a et» inthe Albany scoring. Sean Rely pele, knowing they improve and fe Niiyng such a course af tal would wrecevedonlyby pinate SUNY schiol remined constant, uesion of ineeuing aM 10
executed by Ihaca's Winkie Ward with atotalof 52.5 points, Following University record in the process. ran u 4:29 mile, good enough for action, college presidentsudvaneeda students. A TAP award cannot at roughly $550, bor the private students at public institutions,
‘iho recieved 4.7.5, despite p00? Sprinlild was Lowell Univeraty “Baker jus! exploded from the thd place. He uo anchored the whose time was good enough for weal stgument aosily wil be exceed Geos ol tone and see des, that gis more than igi about moda he
footing on ber dxmoun ‘wih 475 points, Williams with 42 blocks nthe 440 and won by wtlesat wore relay teamo(sim Spangler, ved, an 49 in high choo! 90 the’ ser pve edacatlnal thecurent axis aardexcen doubled (rom an original igus of Governors proposal
‘At the halfeway intermission, points and the Danes with 21 ten yards. 'm really excited by his Bill Mathis und Steve Deleskewier going to come on sirong and Baker inatitutions, which foster much of the tuition of SUNY and CUNY SKUO heeause tuition hus risen that SASU Legislative Director David
Ithaca led with $3.65 points, follow: "Nevertheless, track couch Robert progress," Munsey said, Erik (0 a third-place finish In §:35.3; and Gross have bee ee far. the divenity in. the American students, Cares proposed inereaye very amount over the last five years. Coyne believed that, "Miller and
fd by Vermont and” Albany with Munvey ma pewed wih the ou Schl, another feshman finshed atime Mumey aid wasteriblyslow "Grow, who un best : renee «0 hit no beuring onthe 1A"Sa0 inreme in TAP, Paley Kroner” descve a. menos
scores of 53,35 and 45,40 respective come as he watched the Danes ac- fourth in the 440 with atime of 3.7, but added, “then s0 was everyone jump in the tegintng of the com ciractivty, TheStatehas Carey alo proposed thatthe AP reanons, oly "pa ‘commendation for whut they ate
iy. umulate more points in the meet Cros, thowph, had the most che’ Pailin, won Sturday on hi a | Saved teeta thes ding” Vell, Cay ist
‘On the balance beam, Ithaca cup than he expected. productive afternoon forthe Danes. Some humor was added to the jump, beating out boy from sch,
‘ced thee with 36.40 pins eadMunwey uo predict hat wi ‘Atwell us his long jump. visor, ect the 1000metr race a the Lowel Avsoon a We gs more pace The Tulon Aste Progam reese
by high scorer Cathy Petrce chal next month the team could Bloom He nihed send inthe OD mes runners pated acos the nish ine ail Mune vas set up for the purpne of The Gavernarsplhn based unas ander the Governor's plan,

by G, Pascal Zachary liminating, orat least mitigatingthe recommendation endorsed by both Assemblyman Melvin Miler whois Sia years to cover the antiiapted

clan ‘Governor Carey's proposal to id elf of, the economic acres 1

ivate colleges and universiten,
have suffered attending the educational institution

sell be djused sous to inerease
the number of students eligible to over the past hall decade superior to wat 'the Goyernor has
aie wats ‘he public students yet nothing propoxed.”

said continued on page

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